SEPTEMBER so. 1941 = ~ The word grenade was {ram the French word for pome- 53- u»: Lei-sun F’ 7"‘ 9*?‘ 5"?!" .° J° 9' s: <2 n: unseen» as as nu t’? 92*???“ T‘ P’ S“? 85. Merry 3d. Part oi‘ (0. Rips 42. Kind o! ray 43. Boredom 4i. Mails 45. Flaps 46. Species a a —¥ Progressive Conservative Broadcast The next Progressive Conservative Broadcast on the CBC series- "THE NATION'S BUSINESS" will be on WEDNESDAY, OCT. Ist (CBA 9:30 P.M. Standard Time) The speaker will be Miss Hilda Hesson, chairman and dir- ector Women's Committee within the Progressive Conserva- tive Association of Canada. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION P. W. APTLY NAMED taken GAVE US PARCHMENT Parchment gets its name from Pergamon, the city where it was anate, because oi‘ a resemblance invented as a substitute for papy- n shape to the fruit. rus. DAILY ACROSS 1. Masculine DEMO Head DOWN 1. Not sweet, as milk 2. Ireland covering 3. More A watered genuine 811k 4. Border ota The elbow garment (anal) 5. Hurried Gold 6. At one time Frightcn 7. A tuber Woody (So. Am.) pcrcnnial Devoured Masurium lsym.) Fresh and lively June-bug . American ,4. Indian ’ Exist. Girl's nickname A morscl. as of food Green herbage Homeiy Music note Damp Exclamation Full o! bones Part or "to be" 19. Haul rites to me rodent 9. Cushion 11. Cioscst 15. Highest card the iril pillar C ‘tYPTOQUOTE-A cryptogram quotation JVCN HCBZVTVCA CNL CROSSWORD 20. Buckler- - shaped (bot) 21. Dispute 22. System o! religious 24. Pair (abbn) 26. Belonging 27. Alcoholic beverage 8. Squirrel-like 29. Plaything 32. Foundation 33. River (Alaska) 35. Larva of the beetle 18. Warp-yarn 37. Immense $912 rants a Yesterday’: Answer 38. Girl's name 39. Roman money 41. Sayings 42. Resort MDTH CNLYI-ILRQLH HCGBMMRL VS QWVBf I-l K N V R R L G. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: YOU THINK THAT YOU ARE PUSHING. AND YOU ARE PUSHED-GOETHE. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc. QUICKIES //’/ By Ken Reynolds "Selling tl-at with a Guardian Want Ad—or is it something else lo drag off to my room?" our our: wax- CATTYCORNERED l5 ‘Tl-E ONLY WAY IT CAM BE HKRKED WITH "THESE NAEROMI ALLEYS.’ IFTSgUD 5v J. R. WILLIAMS i BARN TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 WHEATLEY'S WAREHOUSE, East Royalty In'Aid Of Rink DON MESSER and HIS ISLANDERS Modern and Old Time , Buses leaving Market Square 9-10 THE QUAKQIAN»- COMMUNITY coucms ASSOCIATION i‘ Presents o: nun INFANTRY cuorus C. HALL 8:15 P.M. DANCE I Canteen Admission 50c Dancing 9z30-l @w%oo@>o o%oo@oo@oo@>w y CIIIIIIITY IIAIIGE and ENTERTAINMENT a I THURSDAY, ocroara 2ND J) WHELAN MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM I In Aid Oi , MT. HERBERT ORPHANAGE Sponsored by Benevolent Irish Society I ORCHESTRA-THE DOWNTOWNERS (‘i5 Checkroom I Dancing (b Contract Bridge By Josephine Culbertson N0 FOLLOW-THROUGH The opening lead that was made against the slam contract in to- day's deal should have had a beautiful result, but “scmethmg happened!" North dearer. Both sides vulnerable- sass-rs qnxsl. gas ass ‘Q, AKJSIOG poise-r N U16 2 w E ¢Q1os2 ‘K374 s +109 1.87 gs: Q8 goes ‘AKQJQM: Thebidding we“ ' t l Ch farm pg, '2‘: Pals 2' Pass 54$ 195"’ g‘ Pass Pass Pass Alter long consideration, West opend the clu-b eight. As may b: seen. this was quite p blow to the dealer. He knew that i! he led two rounds of diamonds, uhe d2- ienders would lead another trump to prevent a diamond ruiif, and since this line o! play was clbvlausly hopeless. South had to look for s different plan. So, capturing East's, club ten with the ace, declarer lmrncdiatelv passed a spade into East's hand. East led a diamond. knocking out the ace. but this did not trouble Bouuh. He cashed the spade ace. ruffed a spade with an honor, went back to the trump nine and: ruTed away East's last stopper in the spade suit. Now. o! course, it was simple to lead a heart to d ummy and discard one diamond on the long spade and one on the other heart trick. South's metihod 0! play W115, of course. beyond criticism-but, please observe what a tremendous dif- ference it would have made l! East had not put up the club ten on the first tricki Moreover, on the most superficial analysis, East should have realized that tihere was noth- ing to be gained by playing that oardi It omiid not helD to eslabllsh any irmnrp trick for West. and in- deed, on the bidding, lt was com- Ipletely evident that South's club wit, was soiirla The only oflezt of Tickets on sale at Hughes Drug Co., Johnson Drug Co.. Kelly's Grocery, Spring Park Rd; J. G. Power's .. Grocery, Southport; Parkdale Grocery. ‘ Canteen " Entire Proceeds for Mt. Herbert Orphanage $wo<@oo@oo@»oo@oo@>o o<:»orr@o ' BINifiO Reddin Bron. Johnson d: Adm. 50c ' mi y. 9:30-12:30 cnagrlqfrrerown Fs“l?ir rns-iioifni. MMO=UNfi 7M1‘ 5M: mm 104i u/zman/varw/r/la/r Muse’ KW‘! race um: _ Iv Zone Grey ‘ ' Aw m: savor m/Akanwm-rwuzo HERE'S?’ cum w n-uranaurruvr, HOW ABOUT J I'M AFRAID No-r, JOINING FELLOWS-‘DOTTY WAS on THE WAEPATH WHEN 1' LEFT THE mouse THIS MORNING.’ \ 7* w. r Hospital Dance | MONTAGUE CURLING I 4mm THU RSDAY, OCT. 2ND Don Messer and His ' Islanders r Holy Redeemer Hall TlJ-NIUH T 8.30 l ‘fir: prizes alrr the salne n~ ' um 9a pfivlfiilfll at otha I lsiuzm in the citv Freezout For Charitable Purposes I I ihe ten-play by East was to give. dummy a vital entry in the club nine! in correcting ‘JIFPPY , 600015170] IYI SPAIKLIIII lAXATlVE-AIITADII —NEW EASY-TQ-OPEN TIN— OUR BOARDING HOUSE I Major Hoopla THEWLL Have To , if IIIIII "'| w" ' iiliiiii lliif lzllilliiliii lllllliili igniilililiilllliii i, s R: HOW ABOUT’ TONIGHT, HORACE P OH, HORACE, A " SPECIAL MESSENGER- ,~ JUST LEFT "mas - FOIZ YOU! . hi. l7. l. Par. 0Q. 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