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AHNOUNCING

THE OPENING OF THE

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We are carrying a complete line of MEATS, fresh and cured; also o complete line of GRAOCERIES.

MacFADYEN COAL CO. Office located in same building.

We solicit a shore of your patronage. ,

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PHONE i546_L MUTUAL UNDElISTANDING

Mutual understanding will Make for peace if not goo! will. _-Oid Mother Nature.

From the small round doorway of his new home in an apple lrcc in the Old Orchard ’l‘immy the Fly- ing squirrel stared acr0ss to the bigger round doorway of a slightly bigger house ill a neighboring trce. From tlrat iioorivay Spooky the Owl stared back - at Tiirnmy. Mrs. Timmy pllSliCd Timmy qsldc that she might. look out.

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Vegetables

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prove of the Old Orchard as a place in which to live. '

"How could I know that Spooky is living over hero? I looked in that house before choosing this one. Spooky wasn't there then." retorted Mrs. Timmy.

qver in the other house Spooky the Screech .Owl was talking: to himself. for he was alone. "Two nice dinners," muttered he, “Yes, sir, two nice dinners if only 1 could catch them. "There was a hungry look in his round yellow eyes as he stared over at that other house. It gave Mrs. Timmy an uncomfortzr ble feeling. She guessed Just what Spooky was saying to himself. _ It was early evening. Tme Black Shadows were thickening the cur- tain of soft dusk which they ril-

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and BEETS

, readyhhad spread over the laud. It ‘was e hour when Tlmmi and The :51” gfigssssocietyl Mrs. Timmy loved to be out gliding o‘ Cunoden school held an from lree tn tree just for fun‘. They enjoyable Valentine social on Frl- Mlle" that l“ every ‘my ‘t ‘S “is” day Fem 13th A“ interesting to have o. little playx It was the; "mm": Wk], “d mun”, match‘ hour when Spooky wants to be out‘ w“ conduct“ by m. “when hunting for. his dinner. Now; Th“ w“ “mowed by u“ opening neither the little Squirrels nor the. of l 1"" box o! valentine. by the little Owl left, home. They Just sat post mute‘. wmlam cmnpton and there in their respective doorways. dismbutgdju My“ Cleo“. M‘? flaring across at each othcr. Lean to every on. present The ‘It isnt sale for us lo go out teacher. Fred W. Show and Mnumhll’ h’ l‘ "Mfilll": us" “la i mml’. l fhszmgflgizfifi ‘Dltch vglégh "We'll wait unill he goes hunt-l Mrs Catherine Compton and Mrallnfbemre h“ 9° Wl- U h“ lsi n 5h", "wed he‘ we“ "id hungry. and most hunting‘ folks‘ cookies at the close o! the meeting. i 180T’ m?“ dHYS- h’ “m” "a" Y"?

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'I‘hcy just sat there, in their re- spective doorways, staring across at each other

in climbing and gliding.

They returned home earlier than _

usual, hoping to get there before Spooky returned. They did. Then not being sleeply, they took turns watching from the doorway. 5o they knew when the little Owl re- turned. Ile went straight into h.ll house and didn't even look_ over at their house.

"l-le izot a dinner all right." de- cided Timmy. “He won't come out until he is hungry again. L! we ivant to go out. again tonlglfl IQ will be perfectly safe from him." He was right abouC that.

So, through mutual underltand- ing, peace was kept between these unfriendly neighbors. Timmy and Mrs. Timmy going over to the Green Forest to play, and Spooky the Screech Owl doing his hunting outside the Old Orchard. Under- standing will keep peace even though there be no friendship.

The next story: "The Self-Suf- ficient One."

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By Josephine Culbertool

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\ SIIOOTHING HIS OWN PATH

Today‘s dvclarer needed plenty

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contract. but at least he did what

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carefully selected the club nine for a, lead toward hummy. West unsuspectlngly played low, and the nine was allowed to ride. When

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club ten, West unquestionably would have covered with the iack. The queen would, of course, win but later when declarer returned to his hand Ion another clulf leld, he would have a difficult guen whether to plq/ the club nine ll!

' the hope of dropping the eight

from the East hand. or e low club in» the hopes that west was now down to the blank king.

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