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T• he csrerateall Ape ori the Farm
•
We were in quest of a story on farm conditions as we piloted lour gasoline buggy
up the well -kept driveway to Cloverdale Farm.
The telephone summoned the farmer who had just introduced us to his oldest son.
• "Get the truck out George," said the father as he Caine into the sitting room. • We
.can load that syrup right now: Tom Caldwell ower at the village will give, us todayls—
prrice if we deliver by sundown,"
As the son left the house, his father sat down and we had a fine chat. "You no
• doubt heard me speaking at the telephone and what I told- my son just now," said he.
• "VVell, I have had a good run of maple syrup this spring. The quotations over the
radio today sounded low so I immediately called up some dealers in the towns around
here telling them I had 100 gallons and my price; they said they would let me know.
That telephone call was from Tom Caldwell over at Springville saying to bring the
syrup over at once. As You can see for yourself; we are trying to keep pace With the
• -times here in all departments of the Work.
"The biggest thing of all on the farm today is to take advantage quickly, of the
oPpqrtunities we hear about and the_ telephone enables us to do this very thing—it is
worth many times_ its- cost."
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AUCTION 4,4
CONTRACT.
• 4 Wynne_Yerguson•
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ARTICLE No. 20;
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Don t judge by results" is a Mighty other cards. Learn to analyze the bid no trump on your right if you have
good' slogan and one that should be various hands that come up for dia. a set-up snit or one that will set up In
applied at all times. /lost player a are mission and you will -boon determine one round and .. sure card of re-entry.
apt to judge by results at Auction or whether Or not your bide or those of To bid under such conditions shows
Contract; rather than by analysis, and your fellow -players are sound. the no trump -bidder the danger spot
there is nothing more lrarmful if a During an evenings play there prob- of his hand and often drives him to
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Auction Bidding •
• Onts Mire way to bust
No score, first game. Z dealt and
winning the first five tricks. This hand Friendship bubbles,
Share youa troubles..
elected to bid one no trump. All passed
and A proceeded to lead diamends, • Try to make your friends
is interesting because, if Z had bid•
spades instead of no trump, he could •The's chap who says his wife don't
have -Made game. It looks Ike a bet-
, understand bhim simply's got ,to say
ter chance for game at no trump, how- soinething, if he hopes to get away
• ever; so Z's bid cannot be instffiably
with the stuff he's trying to pull.
criticized A made a good Play_bn re-
fusing to bid diamonds, having the
lead at no trump. If he bad bid the A little neighbor girl came in. with
diamonds, Z would then have bid the a scratch on her face. Her mother
spades and gone game. The lesson to said:
learn frona A's tactics is: Don't over- Mother-"Whe, Janis, what has hap-
pened?" ••
Janis (looking very ,unconcerned) -
'Oh, that just where I scratched my-
self on the cat!'
•YOU CAN NOVI BUY
•
Red Label
Orange Pekoe •
You now pay only little more for
RED ROSE than for cheap bulk teas.
• NOW
r Old Price
30 Y2 lb. 30c
NOW
• Old Price
/2 lb.. 43c
• We refund the grocer the drop in price.
WE BEAR THE LOSS. '
•
Owl Laffs
It'a Tr I Enough
playerreally and sincerely wishes to ably will be several hand- that win
anothet and game lbid, as in this ex- The Boy w b careful. These
improve his game. Sound bidding is ' puzzle you, and those are the hands =Pie. • •canoes tip over ver: easily."
based on •probabilities, not upon cera_that you•should note and ponder over. •Contradt Bidding:
tainties. If you or any player at the: One of the greateeeplayers of the day Z should bid one spade. One ,of the The Girl (timidly) -"Would it be
table fails to make his bid, analyze the i ov:a his skill to : st such tactics. Af- lessons learned by Contract players, safe tea -to?"
e oredeciding whether the bid , ter every game, he would study over as distinguished from Auction players,
vas good. or bad. Be sure of your facts • his mistakes and those of the other l to prefer a suit bid to no trump if
before you criticize. • players and try to -.ore out the proper the suit is in any way i. sound bid. In
Many a bid that is defeated several plays and bids in each instance. All this,instance the spade suit is a sound
tricks' save., a game pr rubber and of no haven't his patience, but it's a
1 bid and, therefore, preferred -to the no
may, therefore, have baen perfectly great system if tried out even with trump. A should bid two diamonds,
jiistiflable. Anything can happen to a , only a few hands an evening.
iT,L'it'ilshosuldanbdid zthsrheoeulscradbesid. fourB
hand, even to the strongest: There is I The followa ig represent interesting
practically ho hand that you will ever i hands:that were noted by the writer spades, which can be made against any -
hold which n a high bid cannot be ' during one evening's play: ' defenses- .
defeated by a freak dietaibution of the . .• As previously mentioned, theafore-
going bands were selected during one
• , •
Hand No. 1 .
•0. :' evening's play • and illustrate • the
I' - A •• Rea.rts-J, 10, 6 . , 'writer's suggestions as to Study of
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. Clubs -8, 7'; 5, 2 hands. -If players would analyze even
Dianionds-K, J. 10
. one hand a night, they would be Bur-
• Spades -10, 11, 3 • • " prised at the goc 1 results obtained. •
Hearts -A. Q. ... 2 :
Clubs -.T, 6
Dlamonaz- A. 4: 3
Spai;ac •• , l''' ,1 !i
,;4*:••
•..4,
Hearts,z1C, 9, -5; '4. 3
: A ' R : , Clubs -none
Hearts -7
Clubs -A, K, Q, ip, 9. 4, 3
Diamonds -Q, 7, 6, 6, 2
Spades -none
No si.•,,re. g.une. B dealt and
passed and Z bid clubs.
This in a perfect example of .kt pre-
emOtire or shut -Out bid at eitlrer Auc-
tion Or Contract. Z'q strength was
confined the minor suits and he wan.
right fn trying to shut out a bid by Ida.
opponsyto A. wi!ii apparently four
Hearts- Q. ,1
cluba-.1,
Diamonds -3',
Spades -4i'. Q. .1. 9, 6. 2
Diamonds -9, 3
Spade'- Q. 9. 7. 6. 4. 2
sure tricks. doubled hud all passed. B•
should have, bid five spades, bat his
hand was so weak that he filled to do
so. a result, Z .made five clubs
doubled, losing only one heart and one
diamond. ' .a
ATI analysis and study of this hand
will be worth while.
Hand •No. 2
:'l -K, 10, 7
clubs -A, K. Q. 4
plamondsa-A, Q, 3
Spatlet-S, 3
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: A
Y
:
Hearts -9. 6, 3, 2
Clubs -9, S. 5. 3
• Diamonds -9,' 7, 5, 3
Spades ---A •
• Auction Bidding
No , score, first game. Y dealt and
bid one no trump, B and Z passed and
A bid two goatee. Y doubled, B teased
and Z bid three hearts. All passed and
A opened the king of spades, whioh Z
won with the.' ace. He then led the
deuce of hearts, A played the jack, Y
the king and B won the trick with the response. .A, Should pass and should
ace. BMW led a spade and Z discard' now bid three clubs. Z should no* bid
ed the deuce of dMmotals. Tkie Was , for diamonds Y should bid five
OW *Eat play an it enabled Z to Win diamonds. should be evident that
the game as all he had to lose Was one Y Z can make game_ at diamondri as
more heart Vick. This baud is a Per- they should lose only two heat frirlis,
feet example of, the wonderful results
Hearts ---A; 8, 4
Clubs-ig, 6, 2 -
Diamonds -10, 6, 4
Spades 10. 7. 6.
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Scientilst Declares World
The Boy -"Yes?", • •
•The Girl -"To shift this piece of
candy to the other side' of my %loath?'
Running for office isn't as strenuous
a job as it once was, because since
germs have been officially Introduced
mothers don't want their habit 1
kissed.
' . . .
Speaker --"Gentlemen, I think that
, we glue manufacturers must stick' to-
gether:"
• Gentlornan: (in. the rear) -"The feel -
i ing is mucil: ge." ••
A skunk has four legs and a gossip
bas two.
Is Like Soap Bubble What has become of the oldfashioe-
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London, England.-bie universe ed girl 'abase, ambitien was to grow
was described recent) •by Sir James up and *ear a corset? Some people ;-
sleep late trying tomak. their dreaans
come true. The next time yoa think
of an alibi, remember that Adam
blamed Eve but didn't get away with
it.
,Ilere's another version of an old
poem: "Mary had a Little mule, and it
followed her -to skule, and thedeacher, I
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• Russia Not So Smart
Soap worth 10 cents is now selling
at $2.50 a bar in .Russia,, and we ean
recall that not so many m,onths ago •
Russia was dumping soap on to the
British market at prices, lower than
the cost of production in Britain in an
effdrt to ruin a British .industry. Rus-
sia le not nearly as smart as she fig-
ured she was going to be.-Streaford
Beacon -Herald..
"I am dot one of those fanatics who
think all laws are good."-Clarercei
Darrow.
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eminent i ti
.Jeans; sc en t, as being like
a vast soap bubble, or a huge balloon,
constantly expanding and exploding.
• The stars and planets, under his
newest conception of the utdverse, Sir
James said, are tike tiny specks on the
surface of the balloon. As the baloon
expands • the objects in space are con-
stantly moving away from each other
at terrific speed. .• like a. fule, stepped up behind the mule
i
and hit him with a rule, and then there
-Sir James credited Prof. Albert -E. - i
Einstein with opening up a new vision • was no skule."
of the universe with his -theory of . ----
Sunday School Teacher ---"And why
the Einstein theory, he fetid, was the
relativity. This new development Of do Noah take two of each hind of ani-
the
into the ark?" • .
sixth and latest great milestone In •
Bright Little Boy -"I guess he didn't -
the whole history of science..
believe that story about the stork:- • moNTHs oFF
• Will You Pay 30 To
obtained by ,use of the informatory
doub4e. A close study of this hand, of
the various plays and bids, will not . Be
Rid of Your
only be interesting, but also very in- ,
• Contract Bidding Indigestion ?
structive. -
• Y should bid two diamonds and Z , .
should bid WO no trump, the minimum
25c0nd 754 rid Ogg. ' " es—
igeNLIS
Hand No.
Mearts-A, Q, 3.
•,Clubs—g, 2
DiaMorad6-4, 10, 4
• Spade -Q, 10, 7, 4
: Y
t. B
6 • 3 4
•fleartak—i5
Itabs—Ai
i‘OhdA--if, 7, C
• • •• Stye fd, 9, 6
r '
Here le positive guarantee no, slit-
ferer. from inagestion, sour.. acid atonic
ach can afford to ignore. Within two
minutest by the watela, at a cost of hat
More . than 26.0yott May be 'Id of acid
atornadh.' indigeation, bloating, gas+
bdIchtiatt and Stomach
Do /on doubt it? Then 4'6 te; yOur
nearest drug store and get a tatekege
▪ • Of Blsurated Magnesia acrd lite' as- -dtc-
reefed, If after the first dotre yo a de
not feel it !s Wbrtb its Weight in . old,
if the belching. gas and "pain era' 'not
relieved ,colnpleteIy. you May hayyour
money back,
• • Risurated Magnesia, is sold ,on' this
positive guarantee because we know of
it ram' in stomach distress, It is used
by thousands of stoma:eh sufferers the
world over, The Cott IA abotit se Per
dee. YOU lust simply Can't afford*, tO
Sutter longer with atornarh distraea *kid
stomach and Indigestion when real :ellef
is to inexpentive.
Try it just Mite aftes a heart 'veal
and Ilse for youreelf hew ,formically
a arks. Twenty- ve egulSr lakes bi
Hearts 10.
5, $, 4
iVainonds--3, 2
;:padrs-J, . 3
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41,
25
will be •
Clear Head and Malty flair
DANDRUFF
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and Fairing Hair, oso arm:
ard's 'MI would
• ilty•b2ir tonic. Do this 4'
mum a weak end the saitilt
Device Grouping Dust Particles . .
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Proposed for Crime Detection w
London -The detection of rimeail NtuRiTis
by the analysis -of dust is the newest
study by European criminologists
and Scotland Yard 10 Soon to be ask-
ed to ,test a 'device introduced by
,an American eleetric carpet-sweep-
inglooncern.
arta§ deride automatically sepa-
rates different sizes of dust partieles.
and other impurities that -MAY be
present on clothes and othr articles
and thus makes possible scientific
.ColnliariScui with dust And conditions
characteristic With a ten Illation.
Its inventors assert tha its use will
eliiibie deteceiVee 18 seeure etrideece
all to Wades Which a suspected per
heti bas yisited. • •
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There never did an1 there nel(
will exist anything . perniabenti
liable and excellent in a ebaracts
which was a stranger to 'lis eiter,-isf
of ,resolete self-depia'a- Sir Walter
Soda. -
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" I suffered awful pain for two yeaft1
withNearitis and Sciatica, and was off
work for three months' tinie. After
trying everything I could ,think of,
without getting any benefit at all, I
tried a bottle of lialiteheri Salts. Aftet
my second bottle, I started Working
again, and 1 aril very. glad to ten voit
I am still working, and I am tit* free
from any pain whatever." -S. .
• The palm of Neuritis and . iidrea
are a symptom of deeper tratible-- the
shine tmeble that caliges rhetimatism,
gout and hind:443: They sire a sign of
-an impure blOod-Streain. They show
that 'poisons have crept into the blood.
• liruscheu is a comhinetion of slas
natural salts, which ensure internal
cleanliness and keep the blood-stremn
• pure. New and refreshed 1st s!,
1
coursing to every fibre of yetis bein.
Neuritis, Sciatica and kindred ills
".ass you by. Depression and la.seitude
vanish like mist before the sun.
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