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, , Forest. ruddy said nothing. she Montague Curling Rink Igaid notlhlntyslge lmiew where they

woe iw on. e ildn’t. still she TUESDAY, OCT- IZTII- tasked no questions. It was enough Don Messer’: Orchestra If” h" um Paddy knew‘ Th”

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TUESDAY, OCT. I2th.—-SianIey Bridge, 2-5, 7-9 p. m. ' WEDNESDAY, OCT. ISM-Cavendish, I0-I2, Z—5 p. m. THURSDAY, OCT. l4th.—North Rustico, Z_—5, 7l-9 p. m.

| Beaver tclk, the master home builders oi the Grcen Fcrast Mrs. ilidoy Was big nnirg ti

iionricz- if Pa: ‘cy was gitg to iemd her i-lear down to one 0t their old pens abaiidcned lOng ago because all the io;d tre's near it had been out. He won't. They came to a stream flowing into Laughing Brook. Up this Paddy led the way In places it was broad and stoney and scented to hardly more than trickle arountL and among the ‘stones nnd petbles. Then the banks

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pwoiilri become steep and near to. ‘nether and thrrs wa= water CnOLigh ‘for snintvminz. There were places ivliere it was so shallow they waded, There were other places where they went along one bank c3‘ the

her. whichsver offered the easi- est going. Still Paddy said nothing and Mrs Paddy said nothing.

At Joni: last they came to a place where the stream {lowed between 10w banks through a smhll, QUIEL level valley. "This is it." said Paddy.

Mrs. Parfdy know what he meant. O-f course. But she hm

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l.oul‘ new home. I think ycu will wsgree will me that we can't do Ihcticr. Tiler: is no time to waste ilookin: Lrtiier.” replied P:ddy_

IFoOd and s‘ie‘ are tin T1710 thir s A-M~ci F9" and wlnter hum‘ ‘we need ntodf)’, said lvlrs. Eddy.‘ I Paddy 12d the way across the :IEVBI zrarncl to where it began to iiise. Mis. Paddy: eyes srarklrd gScattrzei hers and there. some on ilie loii" land and more on the sloping ground, were big and lit- tle aspen trees the bark oi‘ which would give ihfm plenty 01' the tiod

or WIIIIL oval that which ‘you do

—Old Mother Nature,

down that litxle stream Light/oat

caused the water to become so

to sly something. “Meaning what? I‘ she asked. d i ' t ..m PM whm we M“ maker...“ n. t» muddy? drink. n‘ Grows."

“If it siti s yo: I. will suit me. g‘ é; Iy Josephine Culberieon mihﬁvbax. QC .' ‘

declare: lost his contract because of that great fault or the average

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iii’ "My, but this is piled Paddy.

gosd!" sad Ashe‘

a short, distance. There the baiks became hghtr and between tent the water w.s dzeper, In tact there was a Inirly derp pool tjicre. "We will dig a iicl: in the bank here with the entrance cicwn at the bottom under water. It will do until iwe have a pond and time to build n house in it." he eXflaIned. Mrs. Paddy examined the bank from above and irc-m bzloiw. She nodded approval. "I never ex- pected we would turn bank Bcav- era, but I guess that is the thing to do now. It is the only way in which we can be sale, and safety cornea first. We won't have in stay bank Beavers unless we like l", so let's get busy. ‘The sooner we get a home dug ln the bank the s:oner we'll be sate trim Yowler the Bob Cat and Tultv the Lynx and some others we hcth known" said Mrs, Paddy. She wznt to the bottom of the pool nnrl began digging mud- dying the water. when she came up {or air Paddy went below and tool: his turn at digging. Stopping for a drink farther

he Dezr wandered ii-hat had

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I'M PLANTING A GHADE WEE. IT'I.L TAKE YEAR'S TO GROW. BUT WHEN I THINK OF ALI. THAT

WONPEIZFIII. SHADE I'll. BE GETTING. IT S WOIZT H IT.

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- they like hrs‘. in winter. She. player _ his urgency to set In and O1 C. Zlst. Field Ambulance. vrnlkiid over tn a yCun: aspen Ieed trumps: - small enough for her to bite it. (‘IE South deﬁle“ ' with a 5mm‘? bu“? "I he" mg "Fame North~South vulnerable ciitlirg teeth "My, but ths is . goon!" said she. a ‘ B. '1: nt the lttle stzwm Paddy I948 SAILING SCHEDULE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE shmlid her “here “my Coum ha.“ 0:26!“ n cltiiii._Mr.-_ "Paddy is"just as good ‘62 ‘i- ‘K7,. "II" i." *5 is: "no N m1 , i O ' L’ (Daily Including Sunday) Standard Time the fight, plticc in hack i‘p the 933° W83 ‘:2 ' Jr. ' d thrt. t Yd b i - SEPTEMBER 27th to OCTOBER 3Ist x1: éaltrxnae fflxnough t: rm n35": g t a ‘Qnosatpl-JHI Leave wood islunds_ 31ndtrftiﬁfg.igidwiligrﬁrzihilrsuhtg: ‘ ‘KQ Prince Nova . . . . . . .. .. . 8 a.m. ‘I p.m. 6M if)!” [Men hard work. ~ Charles A. Dunning ll a.m. 4 p.m. nwimt, no you think?" asked . Leave Caribou- Paddy. The niacin, chad“ A Dunnin _ 8q_m_ 1 Wm "We (‘an build ii dam and cut birth Weet North E05! P. N‘ 9 """"""' H m 4 m“ cnmrch EOTd lufnre it in row }te, 1Q 2Q 2Q PHI "Ii" °'° - - < ~ ' - ' - - - °' ' P‘ ' . but there won't ha time to build a, 4e Pose Pun Pass

hnure. Where can we 11v: safe?" replied Mrs. Padd".

.. b and 9i wggt gpeﬂei the diamoéiddqéug. .. - dear," guDeclarer took ore look a . m . ~ m” Wm‘ m‘ my I concluded that he wanted to be i“ his own hand. tor a, trump ﬁnesse, and let, that lead ride to his 868- The spade queen was then led and IP55- ed. East won and shifted to his top heart. West captured the kins with the ace and, reeling that a he-rt return couli perhaps be delayed whei-caii there might be p esslng ineeri ior a diamond return; led Iback the diamond jack. When NIB fking was put up {rem dummy. East

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GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL SHADE who's GETTING 1m; suitor?!

ruffed. and that was enciuxh h f0- ieiit the conirait. The club suit did not, break to give south a discard oi his remaining diamond, anti so Ihe had to lose (in an» one trilmp. "Iihe heart ace. the diamond rut! ijii finally n fiamoncl iirick to “if, t. This defeat was the resirt ti 03d Ianalysls at the first tflck- Th8 Wight play was the diamon-l king. not lost the ace. South could well monds marked in Wears nan-l be- cause o! h‘: bid, south d'd rot have to {e-ir another diamond lead from West, because ii East was out and CIIOSg to ruti, declarer would drop his low diamond-he wzuld not los ethe ace. South could well afford to lose one spade. one heart and one dialnond, rind it did not matter whether he lost the dlfljffnd to West or to a ruff by East, but it was vital to protect riuimmyh dih- mond king from n lead-through. Declarer could hare entered his hand very easily alter wlnnn; with the diamond king-there via: no rieceia ty ioi- t king a spafe iiness: iio quickly. or, toi- that matter, i-.r taking it at all - -

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