‘ Novimasn" s. mi!

I DANCE l rmgprs ” eoumeus

Sunnyside Ballroom AUCTION 45s PARTY

gvgry Monday, Wednesday, ' Til-NIGHT ~

Friday and Saturday Eastern Rhythm Boys ADMISSION-JM

Mcet your friends there tonight

Members Only Adm. 85o

umrrn SERVICES OFFICERS GLllB ARMISTICE BALL

Guests are requested to obtain their‘ tickets in advance at the desk of The Charlottetown Hotel. This will prevent confusion and delays the evening of the

dance.

Invitations must be presented at time of pur-

chase. \

AIR EXCURSION

TO THE ROYAL WINTER FAIR-TORONTO

and 20 at 8 a.m. The flights will wait over in Toronto 8 full days t0 provide every opportunity to enjoy Can- ada's most popular Fair. i

Subject to 22 reservations per flight.

requested at once.

Those interested in the livestock judging should

make reservations on the first flight. RETURN FARE-$59.00 Make your reservations immediately

Maritime Central Airways Limited

Special flights will leave Charlottetown, November 15

Hotel or tourist home accommodation available if

B. N. R. TRAIN SERVICES iRAlIEL m eomronr - av mun

Lv. (‘harlottctmvib-

For Charlottetown

For Borden .. For Tignish

l 12:01 p.m., Mon" Wed., Fri. MONFTON - HALIFAX - SAINT JOHN (‘huriotiotown 7:00 a.m., Summersitiu 7:15 a-m, daily except Sunday. MONTREAL - TORONTO Charlottetown 7:00 n.m., Summerside 7:15 a.m., daily except Sunday. Through air-conditioned Sleeper Charlottctown-MontreaL CAR TERRY SERVICE

BORDEN - CAPE TORMENTINE (Dally except Sunday)

l.\'.

Lv ,

Lv. Lv,

Borden (‘ape ‘formentinn . 10:85 a.m.—2:40 p.m.—-7.‘I0 p.m stmnsv sEnvlci-z '

. .. 0:10 mm; . 10:85 a.m.;

Lv. Lv.

Borden . . . (‘ape Tormentinn

CANADIAN NATIUNAL

'I‘ravei tho Easy Way — By Train

6:46 p.

For Sumrnersidwﬂordvsn . 7:00 u.m. - 8:30 p.rn. For Murray Harbor . ;

For Snuris . 1

For Georgetown .. ._ _ 1

For Tlgnisir . 3:30 pm.

(Daily except Sunday) Lv, Siunincrside~

. 7:15 a.m. - 10:80 a.m. 2:45 p.m., daily except Sunday 7:15 a.m., daily except Sunday

.. 0:15 p.m., daily except Sunday

9:10 a.m.—1:00 p.n1.—4:li0 p.rn.

ily Thornton

all“! Ind Peter Wonder

A thought is but a thought a1.

It ma)’ DTOVU wrong when brought ~ to test.

—0ld Mother Nature.

Nmiwky the Crow has sharp eyes, t one are sharper. Wherever he goes here is little those eyes miss. One of the first things he learned when Slertlnz out to find a place. yo, himself 1n the Great World was that the more one sees the more one knows, and the more one knows the safer he i5 and the easier ii: is to make and hold his place in the Great World.

Flying above the Old Orchard m‘ his Way to his favorite tree in the Green Forest, Blacky had heard Striped Chipmunk telling all who heard him how fine he was ieelmg- Blacky flew so a; to pass above the old stone-wall. On the biggest flat stone on top of the wall sat his small, bright-eyed friend l" R army striped coat. Blaclzy chuckled.

"The little rascal certainly is feeling good this morning. Itisgood to hear him. But he is telling every-

ilontraet Bridge

By JOSBPlHuu Culbertson 'Q£80.

LEADING AGAINST A 1t is not usiltaﬁiigood tactics tel lead a trump against s. slam cony iracl ~afid particularly when the trump is an honor, the leadcri l

SLAM

cannot; be expected to lay it down. In todajﬂs deal. however, Wests, failure to open his singleton one of trumps gave the declarer an oppor- WmW which he did not waste!

South dealer._ _ _ .. Neither side vulnerable

It was Shadow the Weasel.

body just where he 1s. He is old

enough to know better than to do

Green Forest, only the width of an

his long ears straight up listening. Blacky chuckled again. He thought

QAK $98752 QAQ4 ‘A39 QJIODB §QB53 zﬁliﬂ3 N Q2 4.7652 WSE Q107e ‘KQII l3 474 QKQJIOGA? Q35? Q8 Thebidding: _ South West North Ext 3Q Pass 8Q Pass Pass Pass North admitted later that. ‘nls'

jump to six hearts had been specii-lHe saw Shadow the Weasel appeal‘ lative, for all of his concentrationi

of honor-tricks. An opening three- bid in one major suit usually imp- lies shortness in the other major, and therefore, cven though Nortn had only two spades, there was some reason to fear that south would be no longer in the suit and therefore would not be able to use North's hand in a ruffing sense

However. all was well that enued well! West. not being second- sighted, made the natural lead" o! spades jack. South studied the dummy for moment, then unerr- lngly capitalized the one real chance to make the contract. He cashed the club ace and ruffed a cl-ub, then went back to dummy with a spade and ruffed the last club. _ Only after the black suits hid been stripped from the North- South hands did declarer lead a trump, and West's position, when he was thrown in with the blank ace of trumps, can readily be seen. A spade or club return at this juncture would permit South to discard a diamond from either hand, and then the simple diamond finesse against the king would produce the contract. Actually, West led a diamond, and by duck- lng in dummy and winning with his own jack, South was ablc to run the diamond suit without loss.

It is obvious South had hot stripped the spades and clubs before leading s trump, West would have had an easy and safe method of exiting.

mooning between the stones.

lmw and then he stooped for a"

W. Burgess)

that, Enemies have just as gond ears a5 friends," thought Eiacﬂ.

As he flew over bushes at tile end of the old wall nearest the

old road from the edge of it, he. saw Peter Rabbit sitting up with

of suddenly screaming “Fox! Fox?’ just to see Peter jump and run, but flew on without doing it. Flying over the old road his sharp eyes saw the black tip of a hi1 disappear in a hole between the roots of a. tree at the ed-ze oi the Green Forest, “Hal? exclaimed Blackv. "Striped Chipmunk better keep his tongue still." n9 lighted high in a neighbor- ing tree. From there he could watch the hole in which that tail liﬂd (ilsoppeared. He didn't have long to wait. only a moment. n": two, before out popped a small person, 10m: and very slender. wearing s brown coat and white wnlstcoat. abruptly he Sat up listening. It was Shadow ~thc Weasel. Shadow sat there only a second m- two, than hounded along the road and across it straight for the old stone wall. It was then till-W Buwky did his 200d deed for that (lav, "Caw! Caw! Caaw!" he shrieked. Instantlv Striped Chit)- munk and Peter Rabbit. knew that he saw Shadow the Weasel. Each did the very same thins, took to n15 heels. As for Buckw- he leak to his black wings and flew above the old stone wail where he colfrl 100k down and see all that might hannen there. He saw Striped Chipmunk run as fast as his short less could Mk9 mm along the tcn of the old tvsll to dive out oi’ slwht in a small He saw runninil llllnﬁful- out on the Green from the old wall.

Peter Rabbit linperty, lip Meadows awav

on the end of the old wall and start along on top of it. He didn't hurry. At least he didn't seem to hurry.

instant and seemed to be usirl? his nose to find Striped Chit:- munkﬁs scent, then went on in short bounds from stone to stone.

“I-lc acts as if hi‘ ii 5U"? "l Striped Chipmunk and I guess h? is (or he pan go anywhere Striped Chipmunk can. even right 139W" into his home, It must be a terrible feeling to know that there isn't any place anywhere that. you cP-n go and no one can follow. I'm afraid Striped Chipmunk hes-oi any chance at all. l-le should have kept his tongue still. Then Shadow might not have visited the old will! walk" thought Hlacky.

Shadow reached the ooenim between the stones where SIYWP" Chipmunk had some down out of sight. Shadow didn't hesitate at all. Where Striped Chipmunk could 3*)- He did.

"Too bad. Too bad," mllttelPll Bing-icy. "I don't know any one who could be more missed than Strlnel Chipmunk will be. Too had. I r111 all l could to warn him."

"Too bad. Too bad," said Pelt‘? Rabbit to himself. ‘l-ie had stopped and looked back lust in time to see Shadow disappear in the old wail.

In a few minutes shadow ap-

enough that if _

peered on another part. of the olrl wall and ran back toward the ,Green Forest. Both Blncky and Peter wondered just what had happened to Striped Chipmunk. They thought they knew.

111’ Asset

Bv AL’ cs»

N. rusmnrrcroww _ ,.

yai Mounted , rnaraoso l FLWTS awn MUSTWE set/J w #1544 I rmrz/oaa MAY/IMF mposu IrR/ar/T uses/u m/g anew’

I "/40 -

iii?”

RAGE SEVEN 4_ by Zane Gnu}

. t 5012A ‘YIN-MIMI F!!! t g wuoevell oous rr.‘ IWIY it AN‘ lAiOvIO l5

WHAT T"? LOOK... ' ' ‘MUMPNIIVS MAIABII- LQIMY DIOKE TN‘ NHlS 1M!‘ MO! _ WQLL I'LL ll A-A-f! d“

PUNCH’,

\ (‘you lvsgﬁnlctlplﬁﬁlm.\arul'llfli

DOTTX p _i.)R_l PPLE

vou nested ME, PEPPER“ on meme-- D YOU , iré so nssrv ear-rs steer _ HOWW Hem-Pm‘,

SLEEP INSIDE

' a INVOUR one - HOUSE II "iONlGHTl

‘FBulor

AN’ EVEN iFU 01o ~-

r S’:

- wit.‘

l

BRINGING lJP FA IHEI

DO AS I SAV- DIQMISG HEP IMMEDIATELY-

HE w-is 0mm same l

POLITE - 1 WANT YOU ‘ TO FIRE THE COOK- K’ FAQ BLiT-MAGGIE-J \ . i? ,_ 7

THE NERVE OF OLJI? COOK! SERVING COQNED BEEF AND CABBAGE LAST NIGHT TO COUNT UPTOTEN- I WAG SO EMBARQASSED -

ELIT- MAGGIE '

THE COUNT SEEMED TD ENJOY IT- LQM"

heir»

= no". wdfﬂ1.lﬁ.rf'ii >39- m»:

l ' WHY '1- y A t< I L YOU SHE AN’ MY Ci-lA: ti??? 2&5” oosrr dour _ YOUQDagTHEgZ/FDOE A ‘ﬁﬁegswgézlfi: CANDY‘. ANY CANDY 1 To WSW Us"

é, gt?» 1

n. c”... um».- ran-l. so-wf 1

l DIDN'T HAVE TO! SHE LEFT "Ti-HS

TO W. 7r< Co? lJNT LJTTCTEN-

By ‘victim/e!

eirmw - §'¢;1'j£?°'"*““ m‘ WHY MR. MAMLEY THINKS -a.~1s~ DON'T wsLLnFwuLtrTt-iar ‘ ascasuoa on ass-m mews, intranets-onus '01‘ L EEl-WG "4 5P°°l< QUIT WHEN $9,310 xlmilnswlnv conga HAPPE€lRTO.¢v:.o_'-ME£'-— y. s BUSINESS. HE COULD MAKE . . ' I as w! " Zﬁléili ééepmslsiiislclli, AS iwnoszou I ‘QWQNM “t” '"“""'°T‘" n" "/’ AH NEVER UNDERsI-ANx “AH pAcEfy O INK MR MANLEYS . 117mm. 1 DESlGN RIGHT J1 fin A‘ i: n........;...,... .. J...

l urn can't" owes men-lee 165240 rnuimmisv LIVED HAPPILV ma: Asnsrzf-m-

' rm uaizcvneususv-ifs AH

_____________ ungrzuq ggmﬁﬁut, ms/MMCE l-lw/ARE v0.1 serous Arc-Jo - wot-i ‘IT-IE Mcvécvou RE WQWNG.

Mere! IHAvE 25M A LlTTLE ~ UNMERCENARY

ORGO OH INTO THEIQ MARQIEQ LIFE-