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“Blithe Spirit"

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Empire Theatre On TUESDAY, JUNE 21st, ONLY

Curtain Time 8:15 PIM.

Tickets now on Sale at The Ahegweit Gift Shop Admission Fifty Cents

DANCE

Sunnyslde Ballroom Every Mon., Wed., Sat.

Eastern Rhythm lioys ADMISSION 35o

Meet your friends there

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SUMMER COTTAGES

Make your reservations now, to spend your vacation at beautiful Lochaber Lake, Antigonish 00., N. S. Attractive cottages, one and three rooms, completely furnished. Good bathing, boating and fishing. To rent day, week or mouth. -

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Gurnsey Meeting

_ The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island 1 Guernsey Breeders’ Association will be held

SATURDAY, JUNE 18, AT 8 P.M. in DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE BUILDING

All interested are urged to attend.

J. R. CARR, Seo’y.

(By Thornton Be he neighbor, foe or brother, Never underrats another. -0ld Mother Nature. Digger the Badger is nq coward There isn't a cowardly hair in his silvery gray coat. not one. Neither ls Digger foolishly brave or bold. He knows that there a a time to" fight and a lime to run, and he! doesn't make the mistake oi doing the wrong thing. He knows too that there is a time to hide ii he can. and a time to dig. That time is when he knows he cannot win a fight. cannot run fast enough to get away, and there is no place in which he can hide. Then there is only one thing left to do and that is to dig. Happily for him it is the thing that he can do best. That is what he was doing now, digging. Things had gone wrong for Digger this day. He had started out to look for a dinner and hadn't

found one. Looking had taken him iarther and farther from home. This didn't worry him

until he saw a Man coming toward him, one oi the hated two-legged folk whom even the biggest of ‘Green Forest and Green Meadow folk tear. It is fear that makes ‘hate. At first Digger, who is so broad

A SIMPLE SAFETY PLAY

The "bad hreak" in today's deal should not have caused the de- claror the slightest trouble!

North dealer. Both sides vulnerable. ‘*1 Q A 10 ‘I O Q K 5 4 q. a Q r o s s A A Q 8 6 Q J 1O 9 7 o 9 s a N 9 Q J 4 q J 1o e 1 W E o 6 3 2 S 4. 1o s 4 z J T .3 1c s 4 a 2 Q K 8 2 O A Q B QK 9 (‘he bidding" North East South Welt 1 1. Pass 1 g Pose 2a Pass 1i NT Pose Pa s Pass’ ' _____ West opened the diamond jack.

South won with the ace. cashed the club king, then led his second

ed to sell.

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Situated 1 mile from Charlottetown on the St. Pet- i; er’s Road. This modern restaurant ls near Exhibition Grounds and Golf Course and on route to Island's most popular beaches. Interior finished in birch, asphalt tile floor, seats 32 in booths. Room for dancing or extra tables. l7 craft. trig" cutlery and dishes included. Pric- Cattse of Sale Ill Health.

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South should have counted his tricks more carefully. and he might have discovered the play that ivould virtually guarantee his contract. He did not need all six club tricks — five, or even four, tricks in that. suit would be am-r pie. ivii-h his three sure diamonds and two sure hearts. The great. danger was that clubs would not break and, ii they didn't, that East would have the stopper and WOiiid lead through declarers spades. To guard against this to the greatest possible extent, de- clarer should have won the first trick with the diamond king and led a low rlub toward his own hand, putting in the nine When East played low. West would. of course, win the trick, but now de- clarer would be on safe ground. with the heart ace remaining in dummy for entry alter the king of clubs was cashed.

Too many players take it for - granted that with five cards miss~ ~ i118 (as in clubs), they will break - three and two. It is true that this is the most. likely division. but. when it. is easy to provide for a less favorable break, quite ob- viously that provision should be

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and so short of legs that he can make himself so fiat in the 8115-‘- that. his neighbors call him the Flat. One. flattened himself and hoped that he wouldn't be seen. But when he saw the Man Pick 11D a stout stick he knew that he was seen. It was useless to run. He could fight. but. he knew that no matter how ixell he fought he would lose in the end.

There was no place to go, so he would have to make a place and make lt quick. He went to work right where he was for it happened to be a good place for digging. The soil was loose and sandy. No stones were in the ivay. and the way the sand went flying up in the air was something to see. It was a regular fountain of sand. "Looks as ii an atomic bomb has exploded down in the groun ," chuckled the Man with the club as he ran faster. By the time he got there his club’ was of no use. Digger was too far down in the ground to be struck, and still going down so fast that in a. jiffy he would be out of sight. Even now little more than his tail was to be seen. So the club was tossed aside and the Man reached in and grabbed that provoking tail. All the time Digger was growling and snsrllns. saying all sorts of un- pleasant things even though his nose was buried in the sand. Now Digger has a short stubby tall, enough oi a tail to get hold of but little more. But though short and stubby, it is s tough "11- Yes. sir. it is a tough tall. But that is as it. should be for Digger the Badger is tough all over. He is what you might call a ‘W811 person. If that man thought he was going to Just lift Ditzgcr out he never was more mistaken in his life. The instant Digger felt fingers closing around his mi] he (1118 his ion! stout claws into the Bround and braced himself.

Then began a tug o! war. Yes, s“? m9" b98811 a tug of war. Dig- 891‘ Wﬂelft lifted out. He. wasn't lifted even a little bit. The Man H1335‘! 5nd $188M» but tug as he might he couldn‘t budge Digger, not the least bid Digger tugged and 1118896. but he couldn't pull that tall free. And all the time he snarled and growled. and growled and snarled, and if he was, even a teeny weeny bit frightened You "never could have guessed it from the sounds he was making.

It was a good thing for Digger that that tail was so stout. In a few minutes the Man's hold began to sllv- In spite oi all he could do it slipped a little more. And then the tail was pulled from his 91189“ and disappeared in a shower of sand thrown up by a pair oi’ hind feet that could and did kick sand behind as fast as it w" d"! by busy front feet with 1011B strong claws.

The tug of war was over and D1880!‘ had won. He had dug hlmse" out 01' sight and now was Pulling the hole in after iaim. Anyway that is how is seemed 3° w“ i" 10° deep to kick an,‘ more sand outside, so as he dug “"9" W! deeper he was filling 11D the hole behind him. burying himself. And all the time he was “W118 Just what he thought v1 two-leased folks who didn't mind their own business.

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