A I)REAI)Fl'I.. TIME WHY-

Fiunimh irighi are many lessons

learned. Ann '!IIlV 2: mtxuviis knowledge

C5I”llP(l

Wd fxintlirr Nature. lllislt

as : ruin x-:w.xlNL-zr has to be. warned it :5 Pl ii for ;:i zrmviv vva3's.. 'r ;5 pi-nd .'nr in him umki It 15, min for in rrzxmc thinking. it is: mm for in suddrh fright. when m,. i. so liir kzimxlrdzo s:a.ir.cd;Totty Bear. isznlli in wnriii All 1? has costl l tzichf. m'e- zn t.hr

way lny

t.;r.vrllirz' under u big: u1nd- i do”

Hill mmpn.rd rv rrms torn up by

v rtnun in some great gale. it v this windfall Teddy? ,. Tottr Bear had been it was inuler lhis u'r.d'all Mutiier

2” r

It! ll is

. A', V he winter,

Tire two little Cubs '-re-rri not now

A t rrible Lhenm

In: Blister mm father:

ilIhnug'h thnv dint

By Thornton IV. Burgess

had wakened when Teddy Bear scrambled. run into it far corner where it was da.rkest.. fhend in at the doorway, and had llPS..llJtlPlI. The fact is, he was making sure

making sure, he began to push his

”l-le's conum: in! Oh dear. Oh idem. what shall We do?" whispered

Teddy Bear made no rievply. He lbeozan to crawl through It small G799" F""P5'i "'W"lopen.in;z under the tangle oi fallen rim BMW. WM Sflmll 139315. WW0 trees that iormed the walls of the l Ho crawled Hi 3 'HIlF:'-P N la" lstolng to give Buster Bear a chance roots andim lay a big black paw on him. Al- lready, he had been shaken out of a tree by Busrter Bear, and had had the breath knocked out of him been disa polmadv om,” get In 3 uhen he hit the ground. Tottylternble impel. BMW. B;nr had nndr the 39.,” squeezgd irxnr den wlwrein slit had sventiall the trlme cryin Wait for me!" V Taddy Beer wmsnlt waiting for 1'59” R"d -"V 5 Venlanybody. He wiggled tihmugh this blacklopelllllg, and he pulled himself ythrough that opening. He crawled lllrmm ll under one trunk of a fallen tree. . and climbed over another. Some: Y Kll'”l' mm n” times. it was a. tight squeeze, but mi hr He had rimwi TaddTv' 5”" he kept, gomgy and mm. Yl !hPl'P. 'IV'V'r Rear. ulm had beenwigm M M5 hedsv ,0 ans, m hm

in. and the two had

Buster had thrust his there

that Mother

at tcie same time.

to know where they uiwre.

he wasl” They could hear

last.

in a bad temper. He

terrible temper

was

through after him!

squeeze. and pull

Bear kept

:uu:mz :1 nap ltlSQ inside the door-r

x

April 29 at 7:30 P. M.

ATTENTION

FARMERS AND THEIR FAMILIES CIIARLOTTETOWN & VICINITY

You are invited to attend the John Deere Day Show at the P. W. C. Auditorium on Wednesday.

Good Shows and Door Prizes.

den.

lot work. if that

outside

around each other,

was still.

y Bear,

Joe Palooka

heels. that sometimes she touched isear was not at home. He had no idem-p m meet Mother Bear. After SR” blriljndn” A: '”1:)l;0"1E5';(i

they reached a plate where there: ; tuas mom enough for both of them There they clung together. not even whimper- ing They di1dn't dare whimper, they were just. keeping as still as they knew how to keep. They dldntt want that lPl'rli)lP. blank stranger

Buster Bezirl growling and snarling. and tearing at things back in the den. He was, in a People who have

For a few minutes the small Outbs, wdhh tlheiir mm wrapped listened 3vl'IXl0llSlY. They heard nothing; all

"Who is he?” whispered Totty

THE GUARDIAN. CHAR l Bringing Up Father”

. contract Bridged

- By Josephine (lulbertsony

THE LEAD-DIRECTING DOUBLE There is scarcely such a thing as 3 sale double at bridge. and the lead-dtreotdng slam double is no exception. Consider this case:

South dealer. Both sides mlnerable. . Q A 8 5 I 9 Q J ' . Q A J 9 8 5 4 i .1. A T i Q 7 - Q K 4 3 iv1o985 VK7433 O 10 7 6 VV C O '-r 3 2 S .1. J 9 5 K 8 2 4. 4 Q J 10 9 6 2 V A r. l 9 K Q l .1. Q 10 3 The bidding: e South West North East 1 Q Pass 3 9 Pass fl Q Pas: G 4 Dble. Pass Pass PMS East vmd of the diamond srult

bid by the dtlllllllfv-I0-alie, was ene ltuely rarrcct in feeling that only

had beenm diamond unenmg would give his H H mug disaplmmwd He had beeniside a clmrsr - hence his double. 9' wan (" met sure that those little Bears were

trapped in that den, and he would get both of them. Had they been a little bigger, they would have been, trapped, It was because they were I -"" just very small black imps. that: they had been able to crawl and:

True he faced the danger that his diamond 1-utr would be the only deiensivr trick e- that south instead of North held the spade Wisiiiilliiilmi nuHpai.M:eV14A-'-

Taduy cnuldntr tell her. He dild

theimselvesl, . thmugh all the openings in thml N1 her hair he had been dmzned

I had really squeezed them. In the he Mm'med' Buster Boar used his great; ..I '. d l L t st .. E:'Vl;oa:un glgarfriie m:lee:3":reel:loaMhes us, uluspered Teddy Bear. to get after the Cubs. But there in the den was no place for this type great windfall was to be pulled apart, it was to ibe done (mm the outside. With an angry snort, Buster pushed his way

up st nee, and then shaken out "Wliat')" asked Toity Bear. think hell”. eat us if he

He little knew how close to the truth he was, l

KINIIIIIILE TEA

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By Ilzim Fisher

Rlp Kirby

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LOTT ETOWN

4 ' ui.x:i.: Houauzs I6 some no TAKE

By George VMcManua . -

Ar'RIL' E. 1953

IT'S A BIRTHDAV CAKE FOR MV WIFE I,

A

Tippy and "Cap" Stubs

AND now MANV cANm,3s

l PLEASE FORGNE ME FOR I. WlLL SHE HAVE ON l

ASKING--IUT SHOULDWT V; THERE BE MORE P

sun. nun: 50-ll ADMITTED use merrr AGE, -rue cute WOULD BE A FIRE I-WLAIIPI

BUT I OOILV twatwem Misti

yw aaauua ones

ARE ALL IN THE Lauuvtzsf

P

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BUT MY TOOTH DOEN"I' HUl2T','

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I NEVER SAW CH A

THAT'S WHY vauiaa GOlN'- EU PQOV0l(lN' BOY"

-To use IT F " BUT MEBBE. HUQVN " -

3.

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By I I Clifford

.4 Iublkif.-' -

McBride

WE'RE some 1:: TRAVEL a an A REAL GLO9E Loot: . Mu

NTO OUTER SPACE, UNCLE ELDY, AND AT THE 5TAR5-t - e

L;

By Walt Kelly

-rue MOLE. la AWMY NlAF6IGH1'BD..

'AN'u: you nuns Acloss HIM IN -ms taunt on his DAV TIFF)?-'I'OIlN' WILLJN ALL PKOLLIBILITY, GIT You

A HTTLB PKLDENT

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I GUESS VOU MY FAADEITE YOUNG LADY

By Henry Huenlgm ILIKE .70 31' HERE tNHKf5'll-IE SECPITOP ST KEEP TDSSINGOUT PENNY, SOJ PICK LlP'MY MAKING PETLE APOUND gb.IlllLES AND NOT QRNG gQl DQOOPING OLD SPiQlT5. mu I-lAPPf? WI-D 1? ) I

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