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EAST ROYALTY RINK HALL

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4th ln Aid Of Rink Music by Eastern Rhythm Boys Dancing 9:30 - 12:30 Bus Leaving l. M. T. st 10:00 Admission 50o - Canteen - Free Check Room

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NIGHT SCHOOL

Registration for Evening Classes ln Type- writing, Bookkeeping. or Shorthand will take place

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OCTOBER l0 Classes Mom, Wed. and Fri. 7.30-9.30 p.m.

UNION OOMMEROIAL OOLLEGE

Royal Bank Bldg. Phone l97-L

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During October, Chest Clinics will be held throughout the Province as follows:

ALBERTON:—

MONDAY,October81:30- 4:80 p.m. BUMMERSIDE:— I

TUESDAY, October 4th and 18th -. . ., 9:30 - 12:00 a.m. lOUBlS:-—

TUESDAY, October 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. llONTAGUEz-

MONDAY, October 1'1 1:30 - 4:30 pan. PROVINCIAL SANATORIUMh-

EVERY THURSDAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:00 - 12:00 :"..m. l " 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.

EVERY FRIDAY 1:30 - 4:00 p.111.

Those desiring to attend any o! the above clinics for the FIRST line, are requested to consult their family physician or the Public Health Nurse in their district. Appointments will be made ac- birding

Citiaens who have neglected having chest X-rays by ths Mobile Unit when it was in their district, must not expect to be X-rayed st “is above clinics unless recommended by the proper authorities.

E. M. FOUND, M.D., C.M.,

Medical Director of Clinics. . Dept. of Health and Welfare, Tuberculosis Division.

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l Poultry Wanted

Large quantity. live chickens, fowl and capons wanted for U. S. A. market Wed- nesday. Oct. 5. Contact Urban ‘MaoOuaid. Central Egg Grading Station or Woodrow Wheatley. East Royalty.

‘f -v\ W d I 0 ' ' on slands- arihou Ferry Service The Connecting Link Between PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND it NOVA SCOTIA dolly Including Sunday-—STANDARD TIME Schedule for Sept. 26th to Oct. 81st inclusive Making 4 Round Trips Daily leheduie f0‘! the present:_. SEPT. 20th TO OCT. 81st

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Little things and little folk Best of natures can provoke. —~Old Mother Nature.

-lt is the little things of life, not the big ones, that makothe most trouble in this world. It is much easier to know what to do about the big things in life than the little things. It is from little things that big things grow.

Buster Bear had grown so used to seeing all he met get out of his way and either hide or go of! to a respectful lll$L1ii1C8 beyond his reach that he thought himself the most important person in the Green Forest. Because he thought so himself he wanted and expect- ecl everybody else to think s0. and to treat him with respect and fear. some folks like 1o have other folks afraid of ihfllil. 'i‘hey seem to think that surii four is a son of tribute. a form of respect and admiration, A person of that kind

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Contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson

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A BIDDING Anvsxrson LOST 1x Till‘. run

South in todav'5 dvnl. deemed Credit, tor an orcellrhi. sacrifice bid bu; he Came gut, \\llil a yer)’ bad score because he 10st n trick in the play.

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This deal occurred in a match- polnt tournament, and the~bid- ding at one table proceeded: South West North East 1 A Pass Pass 1 NT z e 2 9 a Q a NT 4 Q Pass Pass Double Pass Pass Pass

South was eminently; right, as it. happened, in guessing that the enemy could easily make three notrulnp, and in feeling that he could afford to go down quite n few tricks and still show s profit. As a. matter of fact, East could have made at least. four notrump, worth 630 points, and so South could pay a penalty of three tricks, 500 points, and earn an excellent match-point score. Un- fortunately, however, he went fiOWn 700!

West opened a heart and South let East win the trick, East cashed his three trumps and played another heart, South woli, laid down the spade n68 and led. another spade. West took the trick and led n third round of hearts. South soon found that he could not establish his long spades, umi the upshot was that he took only one top spade, one heart, a heart ruff in dummy and and two of his own diamonds, which left him four tricks short of the contract.

Observe what an important difference it would have made l1 South, after getting on lead with the heart ace, had lcd a low spade from his hand! West might as well put up the spade queen and play another heart. Dummy would ruff, and. now the remaining spade would be led from dummy through East's king-jack-sevcn. If he fail- ed to “split his honors,” South's correct play would be simply to put in the nine-spot; the south

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Kori/l? ,3 w. "look out or you‘ll jerk that tail right off." growled buster Boar

is called a bully. N0 one likes s bully, Buster Bear was a bully. Like all bullies he hnci a 800d opinion of himself. Because he was so big, and he really was big, and so strong, he boasted tlllll 11B W55 airnld of no one. Boosting made him feel lurch more important than he really was until at. last he fooled himself into really believ- ing that. what he claimed was true. Boasting does that to folks. They fool themselves more than they do others. .

Then one day he learned how very wrong he was; that there were folks with whom his great size and his great. strength didn't count; folks who had no respect whatever for him, and who dared to tell him so. He had wandered into that part of the Green Forest where Chatterer the Red Squirrel and Mrs. Chatterer were living. He didn't know this until Chat- terers sharp voice began u, tell all the neighbors what his opin- ion of Buster Bear was. It wasn't at all a good opinion. Chatterer was clinging head down to the trunk of s. tree as few but Squir- rels can. He was telling Buster Benr just what he thought of him, and he was doing it in a voice that all the neighbors could hear. He was calling Buster unkind names, which. of course, he shouldn't. have been doing. Ceiling folks unkind names never docs any good and often does n lot of harm. “swelled head! Swelled head! Buster Bear has s. swelled heed. He thinks everybody is afraid o! him, but I'm not," shrieked Chat- terer, jerking his tall with every word and sometimes in between words.

"Look out or you'll jerk that tail right off," growled Buster Bear, It was a deep, rumbly grumbly growl.

Just. then Mrs, Chatterer came hurrying by way of the tree tops

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NOTICE

A special meeting of the Mount Herbert Telephone Co. will be held on

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12 AT 8 P.M.

in the Mount Herbert School

WALTER WOOD, Secretary.

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