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Wood Island-Caribou

Service SCHEDULE UNTIL SEPT. 30th. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

Leave Wood Islands-

Prince Nova 7 a.rn.- ll a.m. 3 p.ni.

Cliarles A. Dunning u 9 o.rii. I p-m- 5 P-m- Leavo Caribou-

Charles A. Dunning ... 7 o.m. II e.in. 3 p.rri.

Prince Nova 9 a.ni. I p.m. 5 pan.

Operating Daily Including Sundays DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

RATES: So

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18. Wading bird 19. Obtained

ACROSS DOWN ‘L A short stocking l5. Fellow 9. Hazy 10. Book of the Old Testament 12. Narrow passage 1:8. Vexecl 14. Falsehood 15. Tavern ‘ 18. Father (child: term) U. ﬂags 20. Vitality 21. Tantalum (sym-l 22. American editor and philan- thropist l=~ 23. A kind of wine 24. Suitable 25. Obese 26. Grows old 2B. Fasten 29. Indeﬁnite article 81. Wander about idly 82. Delicate eklll 84. Mulberry 35. Slice 38. Donkey 37. Precloua stone $9. Civet-like animal 41. Rubout 42. Aﬁlrms 43. Fencing sword 44. Saucy

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6. Musical instrument 7. Question 8. Chirper D. A man servant 11. Conform 15. Writing tluid

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Located in easy commuting diitance with the City and the ' North Shore

all modern conveniences available by or month. Restaurant nearby. Phone 1588-2

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Cottages including doy, week R. J. STRANG

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KINGSTON YJ-U.

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Contract Bridge d» rm» a Kingston Y.P.U. met at the home

_L.__ o! Mrs. Alec Dochtrty on Tuesday

evening July 15th. Norma Smith led the Worship Period which opened the meeting b singing "Take Time To Be How". Scrip- ture lesson St Matthew 8-1-20. toi-

By Josephine Culbertson

i A Close Question

SUMMERSIDE NEW GLASGOW HALIFAX Leave Charlottetown FOR MONCTON 8:10 A.M.; 11:40 AM. 6:00 RM.

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~suund double of tour sprdes. but .

lowed by the Lori-rs Prayer in ul- submitted to me for dECLBiOD are l5°n~ HYm" "stand “Pi 355ml U, so "CW9" 1112i a Qglgggfjga] “n. {or Jesus." The minutes or the SWH‘ is almcst impossible The by- last meeting were read and ep~

ding in t.e-days deal falls Into this lvwved- Roll will “'45 Hrwwered by -nlne members and six visitors

lune oi the bridge

class.

present Next meeting to be held

lit the home o: Shirley Neweon.

5M3‘ “93- The following committee: were lip- Nemlel‘ =4“ WWPNN“ , pointed ior next meetin‘. Devo- ¢ K Q 7 3 1|tiona1 period - Edna Colwill;

y; 6 4 z j study period-Mrs. Elmer Oolsvlll QAQID . “Edi and Mrs. Calvin Holmes. Recrea-

q,9 B " " tlon period-Shirley Neweon and

Q-- Q8 54 Harold Smith. Lunch committee - QD N QK Q 10 Mrs. Elmer Cofwill and Jean Doch- QKJDB W E 83 erly_ Collection was taken which 753 §——— amounvd to 7i cents. Study nrr- q-A 1o e4 S hone iod was then led by Veirie Green 2 3 and Edna oelwill. The remalner 1° 9 53 o! the evening was spent in games

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V A 7 5 and contests. Lunch was served by §642 the hostess and comm-ttee in dhnrgP. A hearty vote o! thanks was extended to Mrs, Docherty and family {or the use of there home. The meeting closed wit}, the Miz- pha Benediction.

When this hand occurred Ln a y; ‘ ‘ New York club, tho bidding went:

500th W851? X0115 la‘ 3 4 d I.‘ i“ H?" p; pg, ERROR ERASURE Rubber was named in the 18th '1'?“ dﬂllbled foul-Spade OOH- ceintury when it was accidentally “l” $1115 ha" b9"! 59'- VWO discovered that the product erased

tricks on e. oiemond ripening by West with a club return by East. but avually West laid clown the club ace and then shifted to the sirlgletol. heart. This gave South the contract.

‘Ihere was not much discussion co-ncernlng the play — although there might have beer! — but East and West took each oiiiu bitterly to task for iaiiﬂxg to bid at least dive clubs on their own account. West insisted that East

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polrit that hi; partner should have

taken out the double to live clubs ’lﬂﬁkuvrTlgl.ee-lyérlenlgdag The usual wager was mode and 1 ellﬁlltmiollcn Ddlgf-iimﬂl» "e If?” was unlucky enough to be appoint- ""65‘ ‘

ed referee.

I found it an extremely difficult question to decide, It is frue that East did not have a demonstrably

pencil meirl-rz.

them with

he was naturally ajfecterl by the o

wish to keep his partner quiet in- F R

solar ls diamonds were concerned.

and he niliturally ielt that tour; LNFORMATION

spades coud be defeated on t.e c

expected diamond openiig. ("mull- West's ecislon concerning the |;_ E |

double is even harder to appraise. 'He should have had considerable ll doubt about the leave-in, but on

the other hand there was the great Phone I100 . lOl Queen St. danger that i! he did flul. iind his

partner with club strength, a i-at- eoa>wl astrophe might overtake a iive- $

clil-b hid. In other words, East might K. . . . Picnic Al Tracailie

have been even longer lri (spades WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th

and heel-ts. and mignt have had no real support tor either mincir suit. GM Mesh. Refreehmenll end Gemee.

Inmy opinion, the takeout. to live

clubs had the “edge? but not

enough to determine the wager.

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Plonlc WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th

Meal: Served M J 5:00 PM. iili‘

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