Qgrgapa g 22, 1941 / rm: GUARDIAKLQHARLOTTETOWN CHARLOTTETOWN ' MQREI-L - MONTAGUE - SOURIS SATURDAY. oer. 2s {0-3"°13"°‘@’° l Glover Blob ween! ssruuusr mum DANCE OPEN T0 THE PUBLIC Tsbies Reserved. Make your Res- ervstions Early by Calling I222. —CAFETERlA- Th; Cltyi Modern 4nd Air- Conditloned Dance Club. Dancing st i) O'clock with Leglonsiree Orchestra ADMISSION 50o EACH Unless Pre-srranged Reservations will not be held slter ll o'clock. LOWFZOOi >0 ' wéeonveéooqéeoaéemooéd-womonognn» ‘f BARN DANCE T! V WHEATLEY’S WAREHOUSE (Heated) EAST ROYALTY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 z Music by é DON MESSER AND THE ISLANDERS Q Modern and Old Time Dancing 9;30-l Buses Leaving Market 9-l0 Canteen In Aid of Rink Adm. 50c b» o§eo@co\§reo<-‘§uee§.e I9<I43T4§r~T€:?<T®<11f:-¢@af1:~¢@fg:>(g@<¢: flibgflibidli00i00i9 0i0bi l THURSDAY oerooen 2am MllliTAGllE GlIRLING RINK A. 0. II. PRESBWS IIRGIIESTRA NOTICE g Smdyha Restaurant. Marshfield, will be closed to the general public from 4 p. m. to 10 p. m. on Wednes- ly Clifford McBride day, October 22nd, when the Management will be host to the Charlottetown Kennel Glub Joint Field Trials for their Annual Banquet. A. E. SAUNDERS, F/Lt‘! D. FIG. 'NAPOLEON AND UNCLE ELBY NO“! WATCH ME KNOCK OFF "rem homes. t m... w...,.,., n,“ lqvmd -_ s rut-tom 6y Josephine‘ Culbertson’ A Question o! Degree A brldse player may be justly classlied as "good" even though he Imakes a iew ermrs in every session. It all depends on the; klnd o! errors. He cannot expect to be rated very highly if he plays as East did in today's deal. slllluifléllfl, A. Neither side vulnersble 4010s Q42 Q7582 4QJ54 l98fll , 782 IAJ9B WNE :K10l >106 _ Q1084 more S ‘K33 QAKJ QQ758 OAKQ ‘A98 ‘ihebidding: g loath “first North Ill‘ INT Pass 3N1‘ Pass Pass Pass South's 4-3-3-3 hand pattern and h's Elli-plus honor-tricks made the two - notrump opening deal. It wus equally correct tci- North to raise lo game at notrump. Obviously 11's hand was not strong, but the raise of two notrump is obligatory an two queens and a Jack. Lt North- South had not had a Lttie bad luck, ln that they held together ever)’ high spade lrom the ace to the ten and yet could win cnlyl three spade tricks. the game con- tract probably would lmve been cold. As it was, South had to get some help from the enemy.‘ East-West started off Iwcll when West led hs eght of hearts. De- claret-‘s thrice-guarded queen prov- ed to be worthless. and the de "end- ers found themselves in possetslon ‘| o! the rust four tricks. On the difference 6°“ "ad"? i’ B. I. S. BINGO WHELAN HALL TO-NITE - 8.30 ADMISSION 30c. USUAL PRIZES CHARITY FUND )oc\c~c\oc\c\wv.\ocvx.x-v.\'\ooc\oré ;_\,~\.\JV\.\.\~\AA,\.A..\ VCNAAAA. e’ MASQUERADE DANCE FLAT RIVER. HALL FRIDAYHOCTOBEB 24th Speolsl Prizes tor Best Costumes Ladies: 2 Prs. Nylon Hose Men: 1 Pr. Socks and 1 Neck- tie. Sponsored by Belle River Branch Legion. Int heart East discarded a loI spade. A spade and a. cluvb had been dis- carded from dummy on the run o! hearts. West now exited with a spade. Declarer reached Ior the queen, and then led the queen oi clubs through East for a, finesse. East bellingerently covered with the king. south won, tested the dza- mend break by cashing his three high cards in the suit. and when he saw the non-break. shifted back to clubs, ]ead;ng the n no through West, The latter ducked without hesitation. but South's only good chance was to ilnesse against the club ten. so he did just that. Three notrump. b'd and made. ' East's cover of the cluub queen was very bad br dge. He should have waited to cover the jack, when and if led. Oi course you see the IIDPE RIVER BAZAAR AND CHICKEN SUPPER OCT. ZI and 22 Q+§+§§-§O-O-O'O~O4-O-§§-OO-§§w DAILY CROSSWORD Z2. Exclama- tlon 23. Molybde~ num lsym.) 24. A salt of arsenic acid 26. Verbal 28. Goddess oi’ dawn 30. 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