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CHECKROOM

‘ RESERVE JULY 23RD

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AT CAVENDISH HALL I i

Presented by Summerside Baptist Players WEDNESDAY - 8:30 PM. JULY 23RD Admission 50c

EXCELLENT

CANTEEN SERVICE

Kinsmen Dance

Yacht Club Monday Night

Admission 50c

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Tax Included

The Ever Populo. (

DOWNTOWNERS DANCE BAND

Dance with Kinsmen, Dance M 1W Please. Sweet, sol! music and a cool uo breeze.

THIS ts A KINSMAN DANCE - rvsmoov WELCOME

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AT THE WHELAN MEMORIAL AUDITORIUI

AY DANCE 11s cannon ST.

Modern and Old Tirne 9-12 o'clock

Music supplied by the

"lRlSll SWINGSTERS" CANTE

Admission 35c.

l all right?" He her. . "I'm fri-ghtcned." ed “It's the storm. Whr-n will it stop?" "r don't know," "I've known storms

hilth over us‘

"I'll zo and get you a tirlnk." he

Specks of Gabi volunteered.

he like this last for hours it's n good job The Lapwing is mode from stout stuff or shed bra-arc her back lying a5 we laro with the seas brcakhg deck

sun-comm‘. naxrs I

SEVEN SAILED

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crossed to where she was crouchlng and flung his arm about

she whimper-

lt‘; tcrrzble.

“I'm so glad you tame." .~he con-

In olden time; United States: , H Maxine; vlere called ‘gentlemen’ fessed‘ ‘imply I w“ 17mm? 3'9“ “not”. ' lwvould I feel heaps better now.’

M t Lapwing

A nor as f PICNIC

Ilﬁiny, July 23rd, j 2 served from 4 o'clock on. Dancing ln hall same evening. voi-Yivltefmkivititlév

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comforting.

i, ated. Every shuddered from

across hl=r decks.

was sleeping: when lt happened

and it happened so qlrukly

tame anothvr sound, It seemed

to Stupllcn if the sea. bed had‘ told ha‘ been blown u! with a mne. The‘. Lapwing strayed and than seemed to be falling into an ocean abyss‘. blanched. What‘ lflljwlialiiilsiilnsillsoiviiigﬁshfwflgiaitﬁé‘queen. rn a hlghly optimistic at- élunw was “rusted and me vcsspntempt Lu mlikt South feel that East

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ID

Hyltonls far/-

Seemed momlrntarily poised

some mvisible balance.

brighlermd. H» tenderly and callrd in i101’.

. , ' tun edible to man and is eaten by , "NM NM" “he l""t9>"°"- 65"?‘ t-Moyml ]\‘|'v\'X"\' wake upl The l - r o . - - ‘ - . l g coyotes, foxes and other desert an- L“ '° his, arm‘ d"=l“’m~el»‘j .~ i_ 5]..‘ ‘i w ' _. g {f i _ . ‘mam Please don: leave met Pleaserﬁgémsgnnlld? Illiclriain o? vntgc O ‘ ‘ _ l ‘l The girl orr-ncd t , ' y" '*" " """ "‘ " 100mm mm his antmatéd ace. ‘i _{ ; first!!! manta- "I'll be bavk in a moment." he? v/r 2 '~ AOIDSS ,1‘ vows 20.14am ' ‘ I ' .Obel0 Colt e . - l t be d n . NlLLSl. tlnd Vvntrlss. tw- -"°°"“"“" 1' “liq?” I Sohouldtiztebe suprised if the old turn; lmldttor n an" , "aw" ‘Eflh’ “gm: stepllen tumbled into his still amudﬂm“ mm‘ ' om! wet; oilskins and stumble-i out on all?“ 6.23s?) Haunts-y to the steeply swaying JBCK. He i ta“? ‘Mn mglgtm‘ a drowlng man clutches a spar. But llgehghfd thurtodh tabbr.) “III-fl "W" i lead“ mfgzam.“ zagm: mmdguxa mg drunkenlv as the gsle drove b91111 was H-Rentundu aaJ-ngll tom- hit ih" ‘°‘"‘"““_“" . w“ penw" “xv” stephon real zed that ln front of I.W Stlllltkﬂl . W333i?“ sewn “m” QUlcKlEs , ll Friendship 81. OOVIIOG M. Oltrldhlllb 1 30. Any ﬂower with dew blrd * .

l 86. Sun god .87. Scotch river

Intuit-day's

IYJO II KT IAPIPAOKPT OP CIT IJTC PO CAVY NTPlQYUDY-M-CYATY.

t BUT ITILL BELIEVE THAT STORY WXNG, WHICH OUGHT N01‘ TO BI TRUE-SHERIDAN.

Dlltdbuhl l‘! III FIINIOI Hillel“. III- .

So Stephen stayed He held the girl close to nlm for whlt. seemed‘ an age. yet he found it wonderfully

The storm raged with fury unab-l now and again The stvm to stern as the lnassrva tvnvcs struck, ‘her amldshipt and went tilunderzng‘

The glrl in his arms had grown limp from nervous exhaustion and

that; Stephen d»: nct at ﬁrst appreciate;

lt. Above the tlltlndor n! tile storm

Stephen knew then and his eyes. raised the girl‘

l h“ m“ ‘mditllen ruffed dummy’: last

i Contract Bridge

i By Josephine Culbolhon

succass wrrn A DOUBTFUL 5 courncr | l ‘Iihe contrr-‘l in today's deal was I b" will)’. nut. by taking advuv tsge o! the good position of cards and using the proper timing, d0- clarel- come w‘ “l right.

5 samurai-xiii, mm llauylul-lenue, §QJ74 . ‘K 10B . 5° 3 ‘M: -... -~"*~.s.~"tt non N ‘as i4 W E ONQN] Q19 s 12 41mg: ‘as: 3C \‘ grates ' 0A0? ﬂail‘! t- 4’ North Hoof I01‘ $00- Pala Pa!‘ 1Q Panels 84. Pun 44/ Pull Peq Paul It. should be osbervsd that South

|was under no cocupulsl-on to go on

tto game after North’; jump raise. tTihis raise ls forcing if the player who gives it has not previously passPd. but in this case North had tpassed; there-lore. if he had felt reasonably assured of game no matter how "rlinimunl" South's third-hand opnning had been. he ‘would have jumped all the may to four spades. However, mere was something ln South's decision not to "hang" one trick short o! game.

West OPPHPIl the club lrng, whch was allowed t: hold. The ace took the club ccrﬂinuatlnn and n d;a- mond mas lai toward the closed ‘hand. East put up the ace and re- turned his lat club. South ruffed then cashed the heart ace and led the deuce to the king. When ‘the heart tell was returned, East real~ iced that there could be no great gain from rufting in. since lt would almost surely cost him hLs trump trick, so he ducnrded the diamond

‘was now out of diamonds. l‘ South. however, could

Imisléd. East had had only hearts, only three quhs

not be (since

iwith length in diamonds. Declar- mr cashed the diamond iClng and

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two‘

West was still marked wlth a club ‘honori and therefore was marked.

ruffed a diamond low in dummy;

club,

lwhrle East dlscarded his last dia-

more than the spade lung. Thus, lSouth held h: losses to one trump

man's bﬂi“ sleepmg mm thrcmghwxtlck, one diamond and ‘m! club.

PATENT FEE

When the patent system was es-

clung to the rail desperately as a tabnshed in [he United state!’ the

fee was $4.

it was not to»: that swt-pi him—._.,____.__.______- not just then. The yacht was swavwnem ‘where the island should mlv

nothing but water —

YCS —— FOPWFGS- tumbling, mountninuos water.

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By Ken Reynolds

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