By Thornton

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LUNGHEON

Iloiiouralilr-

list Cliurvli Hall.

by Mr. Sinclair and also by our County representative.

Airyone wishing with ii. A. Currie, Charles M. M. Bell, Summersidc-Vat ease by the .l5th inst.. if at

Tickets 31.50 each.

out of sorts as he made his way;

where the

Jzunes Sinclair, Federal Minister of Fislieries, will attend a luncheon meetini: at the Bap- Suminerside on 18th at tijlt) pm. under the auspices of the East and West Prince i.iI)(ll'1i'I Associations.

At the end of the meeting it will he addressed

to attend please

W. Burgess

On:-e Mother Lighttoot had dash- ed out and struck at him with hei sliarp-edged hoofs. but he had nop ditfioulty in dodging. He was ab-i snlutely sure that a haby, or twins, would be fmlnd in that thicket iti nniy he ('ou'.d get in there while mother was away. He had pretend- ed to go away himself. but he hadn't w -ww realh gone. He had hidden where Brook vriis quiet and deep. He he could watch that thicket. After really was in a bad temper. l a lung time Motiher L:8hl100i- lmfip Stiitdiiiu on the bani; at the 2:12:-I loft the tii.ckt-t. He izuessed she had i of the pool he Could look down inl gone to get soniething to eat. This land gm: iwn nr thrrn fish. Tliryl was his ('h:lIlC6 and he made the ' were Ti-niit. The sight of them mgdr-1 lll0:L0.'II. lhim reel rwii worse-tenipered if

H? 5-illlled mi” 11”” mick” and. that weir pussihle. Hr would have searched and searched. He used his liked tho.-e Trout. Tliev wouldn't eyes, hLs iiosc, and his ears. Biit: no liarr been quite so good as tender I)-ib:es were seen or sme-1-led or. young Deer. but thev would have heard. In fart. tlieic wasn't one been rerv mod. And there ther s:iv1.e thing of interest in thati were riizlit under his vcrv nose FUHII in-it-l.;et. The scviil of Mrs. Light-. he touldzrr eat them. Had cithei” root was tliore. out that was all. It.I.::tlc Jre Otter or Billy Mink been was (ilSti));itilllilll'.'. He was peeved.; the1'e n his place. at least one of 1)is.ippoiiitnieiit iery niten niakes those fish woiild have been caiic;lit.I folks iieevvd. lie was complelelv But those iwn are fannus ti.-iicr-1 men. 'Illie.v are as much at home l'l the iiiiicr as the fish tlirinselves It, ism, so with Old Mali Comte He; isn't at hmnc in the writer at nll.l

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He. uramhlc-ti up on tho hunk. then turned to see what had (right- ened him.

t in L.iiip.i1ii:v,: Brook. He was i ty and he wanted a drink. HCI was gmwliiig and izrumbliiig to

himself as he drew near to a pool life mu swini alter a fashion justi water of Laugihtting gas fl Don can. but he cannnt dive: er A-"4-w"&- and swim fast under w,i2m- asl iLittle Joe and Billy Mliik can.

is no Ilflliilflfian.

SJ he stood. looking down in the water at these fish. and g ini:'c(lI and growled, and felt V forl l:iin:e!.'. Then. renieinbcring that ho; was i!iii'sty. he put his nose tIOti'"il In the water and began to dinnk i It was at just that moment that' their was a frightful noise i'l;:ht livliiiirl him. Aiivu'ai'. it srriiied Il'ill,'l1liliII to lilni. There was :i crzisli- !iii: in the hrush. the soiiiido.'riiii- hing feet mingled with an BHSZYV whistle. and it seemed to be riqiil on top of h'm. Old Man Cwoto imde a frantic jump. He had in iiiinp stralyzilit. ahead. Hr landed In the pool. with a mmt snhstii that

sent the water flyiiie; in all di-

MEETING

Thursday, June

Mr. J. Watson MacNaught.

COlllllillI1iCalO Linkletter, E. P. Foley, or an early date or in any all possible.

"unexpected that the water went dnwn his throat and up his nose. He splwittered and rnrszihed and blew He paddled with all his

The annuzil meeting of i4I(lward Island will he held

Chnrlotttittiwii.

NOTICE

day or June at 8 pm. at The Chai'loitotmvn Hotel in

JOHN P. NICHOLSON, Secret ai'y-'I'i'easurer. Law Society of Prince Edward Island.

nii:'it. and in a jiffv wis on the mher side of the proi. Ho s:r.iin- his-d up on the bank, then turned

'tc3ili'i.Ea75n"pi;igS'i4i , five most ecerieinical enamel Mil .

"0 pin NEEDS uND"co,un on

the Law Society of Prince on Monday, the fifteenth ;

.

(Signed)

VKinT;.?-(if The Royal MountedV

1-xe pt-riticism. In fact it was a

lrections. It. was all no sudden and.

THE .GUARDIAIi;fJHARLOTTET()WN Up Father

, contract Bridge

By Jnephine Culbertson

UCH T00 PRUDENT

It is nothing hut common pru- dence for a declarer to guard himself against crushing penal- ties. but he must never lose ailht of the "percentages" that may be involved. Surely, it was not wise to take the view south took in the fgllowiniz hand.

West dealer. Both sides vulnerable

The bidding: West North Pass Pass 4 4 5 Q Dble. Pan

South 2 9 Put Pun

Eut 1 4

Pa as Pu:

As it liappeiisd. East-West's toiir-spiide contract could have breii set two tricks ion the lead of the singleton dxainoiid by South) but Norrteh could scarcely appmile his defence so aocuraiely and 50 his five-heait bid was beyond "two-wily" lnd- South might sulireed in mak- ing IIYF hearts, and if he couldn't,

the hid might turn out to be 3 good sacrifice. West opened the spade queen;

East overtook and .s-hitted to the king of clubs. South won. took a look at the dummy. and said to his partner, ”Well, there's no sense in ltlhillif a big set." Forthwith, he led a trump. West shifted back to t-luhs, and the insult was a 200- poini penalty.

Evidently. Smith was I very bad mathematician, or to put it in bridge pat-Daiice. a very bad ”pei-centane player." When he led the trump he Slll".'(?i'iCIEl'Cd, whereas by risking an additional 300 points he would have given himself a fair chance to collect 850 points. I um reign-ing of course, to the diamond situation. At the third trick South might. well have steeled lriinseu to take the di.iiw:iiid finesse. With the jack holding. South could then discard a rlub on the dianiond acc. ruff a low diamond. and when the king fell, return to the board by rutitinz a spade. Now he could discard his last. club on the diamond queen, and if West ruffed, he would be wasting his trump ace.

Stipertirizilly, it may teeth that this line nf play needed extra- ordinary luck. but that 1: not so. The early play marked Hat with the A-K of spades and Vty prob- ably the K-Q of oiulbs. so it was not :1 ion: cihanre that West held the diamond king and the blank ace of hearts.

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ml BUT WALLV I9 FASTIDIOUG ABOUT His APPEARANCE '

NOW. BOYS: --so 70 xr! lT'LL Mia. A HEAD ct,L:.ANiN' TO MAKE "runs HOUSE FIT TO

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LET'S ASK HOW MUCH THEY ARE--IF IT t5NlT TOO MUCH WE'LL BUV ONE!

JUNEpl1. 1953

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