NOVEMBER 3, 1950 .

MEMORIAL SEIWIEE

By the Kingston Branch Canadian Legion . at the Kingston Cenotaph, Sunday. November 5th at 2 PM. All veterans requested 10 attend. Public cordially invited,

ANDREW MMEACHEBN. Pres.

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Hear this subject uiscussed at public meeting in Marsh- field Hall, Friday, Novem- ber 3rd at 8 p.m. Speaker Roy Knight, C.C.F.. member of Parliament for Saskatoon. All welcome.

LEATHER MISNOMER Morocco leather originated irom the red goats of Nigeria, which shipped hides to Mcrocco centuries

SUCH IS LOVE

Love is gentle: love is tough:

Love keeps faith though ways be rough.

-Old Mother Nature.

lBy Thornton W. Burgess)

GEORGE CHAPPEL

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to have the best of the fight, and she would give 5. little sigh. In it moment the other would seem to have the best nf it. She would give a little sigh. It was very vicar that she was enjoying that figlit. Perhaps she wanted Flnthorns to win. Perhaps she didn't. really care which won. You see. each was fighting for her love. and she knew it. So she had really nothing to lose. Love is sometimes like tint. Suddenly Mrs. Flathorns lifted her head and set her big cars, She was listening, Then she disappear- ed among the trees. Honk-cr turned

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contract. As a matter of fact. this (estiinate unquestionably would thave held up mzainst the average lplayer in South's pcsltlon, south, however, was very far above average. and he manipulat- ed the cards as follows: West upen- ed the singleton heart; East won and continr-ad the suit. south rut- tod high (while West discarded the spade eight), cashed i.he trump are. then unblocked the ace and king of diamonds. south realized that his one chance to make the contract. since the high spades he lacked were marked with West. was to extract West's exit cards in

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receipts. 1130- or all the folks who live in the V Green Forest the Moose talk are . V " (m the hlggcst and the miizihticst. Y C S S R D c L A L ' They are So big that mcst oi the D A I L C u M I L E other Green Forest folk seem; W053 2' ?”'i”".i..i ””'i'2iLi':.,m iii no ” E S;2?3.'.; Eiiyofrihifi 33? 312” ifriil .1.” 3 ., ncu ca V , ' V O (5 5,3” 4. 54;: again and premier ;” S A L U 5l N time has hard work to. bcllexe iii. V9y meshm 5' Illsuuded ?4V..Rl.ppf?d a S U D ciihesi Itnjllsl. dccsn r scent nos. L many-celled 6. king ft). Mission: k A I 5 U E 5 5 . .lb- L d a yonlc can man 0 be 5 mm ;. guckfensus :2; Us c U u 1 on E 1: Q5005 an mtg ii as Flathorns thc " I0.Citv (New) - Di” " ' o N t ” ' -.:,i i . 11. Ra" L Iierslslenlly U D 0 5 T ” R " On a small lonely lake dee in .. . . - y H" Ematinp tnux.-St: 0 30. Egyptian I I of E A h L the Green Forest in the Far N::,”,, This a funny kind ot.love." said ' . I2 mesh; ax” power gml 0”V R A L Abs. rested Honker the Goose and his one of the ymm3 69959- i - ' 7 . . . d HOUR after their first d V gnaw NT . .' l4.Bibhcalcity (math ) I Apprehen Y l d y, MW" - I 335 by to Mrs. Honker. tsomeone is com- l5.SonoiJacob 13-CIlyl0k1d.l mic xgffrglhgndaga touaid the Sunny South. In inc lug,” said he. ”Mrs. Flathorns mm, i5.Vitaln.y V ) 42.Flnw moonlight on the shore of that 1;;-am him" 17. Wrongdnlng 19' Mmcemry 36 va?;iI.9g.0m 44, Avessolor 13"?” mke.f1a.m0mS and tmC"h?V Sure enough in a tew minutes 18.scolrimg uni .(A”) ducunnal.) .loos-c. nveaiy if not quite as big M0959 appeared in the moonugm 2l.Music not: Jmn) ' as lumsaf, taced each other. Bu; he did,” Come Hgm out He 2'.'.Irz-land "What are they going to do?” i Ehagtfgied :h1l1(it:(rlm:l1P oi the young Geese in a' Continued on page 15 -.. one ' ; . 3,, 27. Philippine h&E1m"f replied Honky. l noD0cn:soooc.r,..:,.;.r.-tr.-gig-qr;m1-,5. ; tree " at or?" another wanted tog i' 28. Doorkeepers know- . otlilaaonic M... M... W... gconiract Bridge a . 10'3S93 had heard the question. .: i 31- 5"',””" "Love doesnit light." said anoth- By Josephlnu Culbertson i , Jew” er voting Goose l i 34 Hnlfenem Just then the tw r wooooo y 0 great M0059 .x. OQQQQKQ - 35 CM5” came tovcther head on Crash'l 37 :lE5”'h" The two tight:-rs fell to their knees l A STERUNG PERFORMANCE 39 erfgio end They Vl'l'Dl'lCll(3rl, Thcy pushed. They , 0 S Dd '5hQycdA They blow and mm, Slum. Todays declarcr had to do I :1'Gl;?ng ed and they grunicd. Thosc gri1iitsihm”f”" -Mb m mi”! Mme 3313 z i "knowledge came from way down deep in tl1eir'”O”bi"d C"m”'C'- - 43' sgapon cxl:;ests.bThcy stxdiggled to their leer. i (5,, ,) ey acked o I. They pawed the la, pmfu, ground. They glared at each other. E t l ( yang) Then once more they plunged tor- as dealerl. '; 4(:,'Cso)1ections ward and came together -at-ith a North-South vulnerable. 65 O cAm- g 47. Decimal crash. The feet of one slivDt'rl and . 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O" 19"" mnply "Md, mt .nome.r' In m1ss'ex1.miplteteArsisau:;e: time when they rushed tnfletlicr :9 R ' for the three Lia, X for the two 03'. wiggle lee dl- mgmh may stood on me” hind feet and . AK U'0Ph1E!v "13 l9"E'-h "5 f9"m”!-3?; Rem R . struck at each other with their big 4.AKQ109-,3 'Each GIY '-he C05? V"-"' "9 " s :it'1ont hteet, The ground all about on The bidding. ' um e s ore was torn up, They were i 5. -tC'YP'”3""” 9"” ”" , W ' . hurt. Those sharp-edged hoois ("1l., East South west Norm 9 BIT DTEATC DZAT WYF DYAT. EHL andtsofliid the points on those gtiible ggbly :3" .5 . . tea an er. ou e '" "'1' A 1' 1" Q I E B B Q R 1" T T D Y A T C 2 H 1 2 C 8 "That's as funny kind of love." Puss Pm i I" '1 K E,L.”ff,:E said one or the cum Geese. 'It 3: " d C T E C Y H -- G D E M L Z E 14- - deem-L wok mm lycve to may West's double of live club: was ' .. C ttc. d 'tSth'tei- V; I . Yum,d”,.. Cmmuote: . vERy .03-rzri. 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diamonds, and that could only be done if (as was so very likely) West had started with three cards in the diamond suit.

So. having entered dummy with the club jack. south ruited a dia- mond; then he drew West's re- maining trumps. Now the stage was set: South laid down the spade kin1 from his ouvn hand-and West was fixed! It would have done him r.n good. ol course. to refuse the trick. since South then would have

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ALL FORMER STUDENTS OF PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE

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king with the ace, he was in no better position. His forced return was ducked in dummy and won by declarer's ten-spot, and the spade queen accounted for the ini- tilling trick.

, Observe that it South had tail- yed to rut! away West's third dia- lmond. he would have had to lose itwo spade tricks.

By AL OAPP.

A &ACELET-AND-

MONDAY. NOVEMBER I930

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