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E.M.Wani l"indsWonderful hick -Ike -Up
Dr. Williams' Rink Rills,
"I have had
attacks of the 'flu'
frequently since
1919, and sometimes
very bad attacks,
but always when on
the road to recovery
I take Da. Williams Pink Pills and I find
them a wonderful pick-me-up,"
So writes E. M. Ward, Saskatoon,
Sask., who further states: "I would re-
commend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all
sufferers from that rundown, listless feel-
ing. I have taken the Pills on many
occasions, and they seem to tone up my
blood wonderfully. I have been anaemic
for years, and find that, when I get run-
down, after taking several boxes of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills the color comes back
to my cheeks and I have wonderful
vitality."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills rebuild health
by creating new blood and increasing the
red blood cells which restore the wasted
tissues and revitalize the exhausted sys-
tem. They remove the cause of rundown
or nervous conditions. Try them. At
your druggist's. 50c a package. 271
Brings
Wonderful
Vitality.
Ice Dikes Proposed
To Reclaim Isles
Engineer Claims Cost and
Time Reduced by Freez-
ing Method
Berlin -A scheme for constructing
ami, breakwaters, levees and dikes
with ice, at a fraction of the usual
IndMing cost and in much shorter
time, bas been adva.noed by Dr. A.
Gerke, engineer, of Waldenburg,
Silesia. He says his method also
offers greater possibilities for quick
temporary repairs of present struc-
tures.
Dr. Gerke's scheme is simple. He
would run a network of ammonia
pipes across the stream, or into. the
water which he wished to divert,
and fill them with a freezing mixture,
forming an ice block of the requir-
ed dimensions and form. The
method is not altogether new. It
has been used in mining in various
forms for sixty years, being applied
to shut off flooded veins, or to close
crevices, which could then be bored
through to reach the pay -dirt other-
wise shut off by water.
But Dr. Gerke proposes much wid-
er possibilities. By use of a series
of his ammonia -pipe networks he be-
lieves it would. be posaible to
strengthen weeik points along the
levees of a river during high water,
on short notice. Sea dikes and
breakwaters could be frozen at
strategic points at little cost, while
the series of small islands on Ger-
many's north coast could be joined
and thousands of acres of land be-
hind the new ice walls could be re-
claimed, he declares.
Finally, Dr. Gerke believes bis
scheme would be much more prac-
!ticable for construction of floating
islands in the sea for trans-Atlantic
airplane hangers, than the America
proposal for steel islands. He
eepeeially emphasized the cheapness
'and quickness of repairing an ice
dam as compared to steel, cement
or stone structure.
Box packing of apples is snaking
headway in Qttebec province, and it is
reported that 30,000 boxes of McIntosh
'land D'ameuse were put up by the grow -
ors last fall.
Geneeeal Prosperity will finally rise
' 'hem the ranks.
F L,
'R E S S?
Look tc this cause
When your baby fusses, tosses
e lltl seems unable to sleep restfully,
10dir, fol one common cause, doctors
AO. Cjisttipatlon. To get rid
!Atlee ly of the accumulated wastes
cause restlessness and die -
,le give a cleansing dose of
astomia, you know, is
ts Walk' for c1i r .' t h -
al
'' s. It is a p
ure vegeta b;e
araton• contains no harchre e
no narcotics. It Is so mild
cep ie you can give it to a
Yellen infant to relieve colic. Yet
it iti as effective ,for older children.
C pus's pgulative help will bring
re *t odrnfort and restful mess:ls
bottle on
a
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Keep b p
to 1T+ltir b+a
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hand. Qonuuino Castoria always hasty
the name:
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AUCTION
CONTRACT
4Wynne Ferguson
Author of 'PRACTICAL !AUCTION DlUE094
ARTICLE No. 17
The other night a friend of mine
asked me: "What's the best way to
learn how to play a good game of Auc-
tion. or Contract?" and I replied:
"Learn to profit by your mistakes."
That's the secret of improvement and
the only one that is of any value. No
matter how much a teacher may tell
you or how many books you read you
will never improve your game unless
you learn by your mistakes. Don't
make the same mistake twice and you
will soon become a fine player. The
ones who make the same mistakes
over and over again are the hopeless
players. Don't be afraid to ask ques-
tions. If you do something wrong, ask
some good player what you should
have doiie. Write to the editor and, if
your question is one of general in-
terest, it will be published in these
articles.
The following hands represent prob-
lems of bidding that have confused
readers of these articles and are now
given as a test of your knowledge of
bidding. If, your analyses a,gree with
those given' below, you are a pretty
good bidder. If they do not, compare
your analyses with the writer's and
try to find out your mistakes.
Solutions to Last Week's Problems
Hand No. 1
. Y .
: A Z S :
Hearts --A
Clubs -9, 7, 6, 5, 3, 2
Diamonds -A, 8, 7, 2
Spades -A, 2
No score, rubber game, What should
Z, as dealer, bid with the foregoing
hand?
Solution: At Auction with this hand
Z should bid one club. The hand con-
tains three aces and, therefore, proper
values for a sound no trump.; but the
distribution is bad for that bid. The
six -card club suit, even without top
honors, offers the best attacking bid
of the hand and so must be the best
bid. The ons:• other possible bid with
this hand is one diamond an that Is
doubtful because of the shortness of
the suit and its weakness in top
honors.
At Contract, the hand should be
passed, despite the three aces. Part-
ner will try for game with a fair hand
and the weakness 11. the club suit, If
bid, may cause disaster. The penal-
ties, when one is vulnerable!, are too
heavy to justify bidding this type of
hand.
Hand No. 2
Hearts -J, 10, 8, 3, 2
Clubs -J, 7, 3
Diamonds -9,5
Spades -IC, 6, 5
Y .
: A 9 :
Z
No score, first game. 1 dealt, bid
one no trump and A passed. What
should Y now bid with the foregoing
hand either at Auction or at Contract?
Solution: Y should pass either at
Auction or at Contract. This hand is
a fine exampl of the type of hand con-
taining
ontaining a five -card major sr't that does
not justify a take .nit.
Hand No. 3
Hearts -8, 2
Clubs -J, 9, 8, 2
Diamonds -10, 2
Spades -A, 7, 6, 5, 2
AZ g :
No score, rubber game. Z dealt, bid
one no trump at,' A passed. What
should Y now hid with the foregoing
band either at Auction or Ya6t ontract?
Solution: At Auction, should bid
two spades. et is just over the require-
ments, as Hand No. 2 is slightly under
them, to justify a take-out of partner's
no trump. The feat that the hand con-
tains two doubletons is really the de-
ciding factor.
At Contract the hand should be
passed. The hr-s.c1 does not justify any
further • bidding by partner, and he
should not be en uraged to try for Iiy
game by a two -spade bid.
Hand No. 4 Il(ttstrated
Hearts -A, -, Q, 4 .
Clubs -J, 10, 9, 4, 3, 2 wished
Diamonds -7
Spades -A, 4
.Feveriih?
"My baby's cheeks and hands were so
'hot," writes Mrs. Bernard Breen, En-
terprise, Ont., "I was frightened. I
gave him a Baby's Own Tablet at noon
and by after sup-
per he was all bet-
ter," Effective for
colds, colic, teeth-
ing. Absolutely
safe, See certi-
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package, 236
Dr. Williams'
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ANNEBELLE WORTHINGTON
Y .
. A . Z :
Hearts -10, 9, 5, 2
Clubs -A, IC, Q, c
Diamonds -9, 6. 3
Spades -Q, 6
No score, rubber game. Clubs are
trumps ala 1 Z is playing the hand. .A.
opens the king of diamonds and all
follow suit. He then leads the trey of
spades. How should Z play the hand
so that he can make game no matter
how the remaining cards are distri-
buted?
Solution: ' his hand is a problem in
"stripping," that is, taking out all suits
except two and then throwing oppon-
ents in the lead. When this has been
done, one opponent is forced to lead
the remaining plain suit to his disad-
vantage or one of the two missing
plain suits and thus allow one hand to
trump and the other to discard. At
trick No. 2 Z should win the trick in
Y's hand with the ace of spades and
lead a low club, winning in his own
hand with the queen, Z should then
lead the six of diamonds and trump in
Y's hand with the ten of clubs. Y
should then lead a low club and win in
Z's hand with the king. The lead of
Z's last diamond should be trumped in
Y's hand with the nine of clubs. The
lead of the ace king of hearts to deter-
mine the distribution of that suit
should now be made, followed by a low
club, which Z will win with the ace.
The cards now held by Z and Y are as
follows:
Hearts -Q, 4
Clubs -J
Diamonds -none
' Spades -1
Y
: A 9 :
Z
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Thin woolens in the new gay light
green tones are delightfully new and
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Style. No. 2684 may be had in sizes
14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38 and 40
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Size 16 requires 3% yards 35-in•h
with % yard 39 -inch contrasting.
HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS.
Write your name and address plain-
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patterns as you want. Enclose 20e in
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address your order to Wilson Pattern
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Hearts -10, 9
Clubs -7
Diamonds -none
Spades -Q
Z should now lead the queen of
sp .des. This trick must be non by A
or B depending on the location of the
king. Suppose 2 wins the trick. If he
Ieads a heart, Z can let the heart run
up to his nine spot, if A has shown up
with four hearts. If neither A nor B
hos four hearts, they must drop. If A
leads a diamond or a spade, Z can
trump in one hand and discard a heart
in the other. •
Suppose B wins the trick with the
king of spades. He also must lead a
heart and, a he originally held four
hearts, Z must win two heart tricks.
If B leads e. diamond or spade, he
gives Z a discard of a heart in one
hand and a trump in the other. There-
fore, Y Z must make game in clubs
for it has been shown that A B can
only win one diamond and one spade
trick, irrespective of the distribution
of the rema.inin; cards.
Ise
Flies and More Flies
Flies breed in places that are fav-
orable to them. The greater the
quantity of manure and filth about
the premises, the greater the num-
ber of files. Material that will
supply heat and moisture for fly egg
hatching and food for the young mag-
gots, is an essential link in fly pro-
duction. Remove the manure from
the stables and yards as soon as
possible and stack if possible at con-
siderable distance from the build-
ings and pasture field, A few ounces
of borax may be scattered through
the manure eaeh day, as a preventa-
tive to the development of the fly
larvae.
The following is recommended as
a very good fly spray, -Four quarts
of coal tar dip, four quarts of flaile
oil, three quarte of coal oil, three
quarts of whale oil, one and half
quarts of oil of tar, three pounds of
laundry soap.
To prepare, disr3olvo the soap in
warm water, add the other material
and mix thoroughly, then add en-
ough water to make up to 30 gallons.
Spiv the cows twice a day, once
in the morning after milking, and
milk has been removed fro the
berm, and °nee in the eat y evening.
The above quantities will be en-
ough for a herd of 40 cows for one
month.
Calcium Cyanide
for Groundhogs
The Groundhog is an expensive
pe®t, Causing considerable datnege to
rnoadow land and grain fields. A. We are not to dream away aur lives
teaapoofitul of Calcium Cyanide in the contemplation cf distant Or
placed well down to a Groundhog imaginary perfection; we aro to act in
hole, will generate a deadly gas, that an imperfect and corrupt world. -Sir
pate any ( 01.1nAhogs t > 'iia' j wines Mackiutash,
in reach to sleep forever. After the
Calcium Cyanide is placed in the
hole, the upper end is plugged with
sod. and soil to keep the gas in, and
to keep other animals out. All the
Groundhog holes in the district
should be treated, as these animals
migrate from place to place, digging
new hole where ever their fancy ,
takes them. Every Groundhog
hole means an unsightly hole in the
nleadow, with stones and sub soli
thrown up in. such a way as to cause
damage to implements during hay-'
ing and harvest. Give them their i
close of Calcium Cyanide in early
May, 'when the holes are easy to
find, and the new crop of Ground -
bogs is not yet in sight.
Women of Russia recently cele-
brated an international woman's day
for a couple of hours, after which they
went back to clean ant the stable and
guide the plow,
i'It's the little things that count."
"Right you etre; a small ace will
take a big fat king,"
Kennedy &
Menton
421 College St.,
Toronto
Harley.Lavidson Distribueorr
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used motorcycles. Terms arranged.
Will You Py 3c T
Be Reid of Yi ur
Indigestion ?
Here is a .positive guarantee no suf-
ferer from 'indigestion, sour, aoid Stom-
ach can afford to ignore. 'Within two
minutes by the watch, at s cost of not
more than 3c you may bo -id of acid
stomach, indigestion, bloating, gas,
belehii , and stomach pain.
Iso you doubt it? Then go to your
nearest drug store and get a package
of Bisurated Magnesia and use as di-
rected. 11• after, the,firat dose yeti do
is ttl feel
belching gas a d weight
anre oteat
relieved oompietely, you may have, your
money back.
Bisurated &Iagnesta is sold crit third
positive guarantee because we know Of
it' value 1n stomach distress. It Is need
by thousands of stomach Sufferers the
world over. The cost is about Rei hese
dose. You just simply can't arras to
puffer longer with stomach distrete, 00i0
stomach and indigestion when real relict
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Try it just once after a Meavy meal
and see for yourself how rnegleelly It
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every 'backage.
ISSUE, No.
'32
Owl Lams
Quit Yer Kickin'
Stop yer kickin' 'bout the times,
Get a hustle on you,
Skirmish 'round and grab the climate
If the dollars shun you;
Oroakin' never bought a, dress
Growiin' isn't in it,
Fix yer peepers on success,
Then go in and win it;
Times is gettin' good again,
Try to help them all you "kin,
Stop yer kickin', get a hold
Of the wheel and turn it,
You can never handle gold
-'Less you try to earn it;
Brush the cobwebs from yer eyes,
Stop yer dery repinin',
And you'll notice that yer skies
Allus'il be shinin';
If you hain't the nerve to try,
Sneak away somewhere and die,
Jack may be a dull boy if he works
too steadily and does not play enough,
but it's a safe bet that he will eat re-
gularly.
Salina -"Alma is getting a mate's
wages."
Georgia -"Yes, I heard she was mar-
ried."
'Who remembers the old-fashioned
sheik who felt winked and devilish
while watching the Bloomer Girls play
basketball?
What's In a Sign?
Talkin & Talkin, real estate, Balti-
more, Maryland.
Lily Rose, florist, Philadelphia, Pen-
nsylvania.
M. Balmer, embalmer, Fort Collins,
Colorado.
Yreka Bakery, reads backward or
forward, Weka, California. "Only one thing can be safely pre -
Hyde & Seake, furniture, Cincinnati, dieted and that is that change is ceaGe-
Ohio. less." -James Truslow Adams.
Pula & Pu]s, dentists, Sheboygan,
Wisconsin,
Later & Later, prompt delivery, New
York, N.Y.
Bull Brothers, dairy, Aberdeen,
South Dakota,
Wood & Stone, jewellers, Meadville,
Pennsylvania
Fancy, the
Maryland.
Freeze &
boro, Arkansas.
A, Sober, merchant tailor, Washing-
ton, D.C.
Dr. Blind, eye specialist, Los An-
geles, California.
Needham & Diggs, undertakers,
Marion, Indiana.
Dalnm Lunch, Baltimore, Maryland
Bakewell 's Brown, architects, San
Francisco, California.
'Wind & Wind, attorneys, Chicago,
Illinois.
Bless & Robb, clothing store, Gree-
ley, Nebraska.
Drs. Lamb & 'Wolf, optometrists,
Newark, New Jersey.
Adam Tramp, second hand clothing,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Stretch & Strain, motor company,
Wichita, Kansas.
Reed a Wright, in Des Moines, Iowa.
Carr & Fender, garage, Detroit,
Michigan.
Strong & Manly, filling station,
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Little & Tuff, groceries and meats,
Pueblo, Colorado.
T. N. Koffey Company, teas and cof-
fee, Brooklyn, New York.
C. Dust, cleans clothes, Danbury,
Iowa.
Dr. Lawyer, dentist, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
Love, the ice man, in Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
A. Good, quick lunch, Toronto.
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Street, Ottawa, Canada.
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sign man, Collingwood,
Cole, insurance, Jones-
Apparently no girl of to -day plans to
remain married long enough to "get
into a rut," or let any man become al
positive babit with her.
Clarence - "They've lovely mush-
rooms in tbis hotel. What do you say
we get seine?"
Agnes May -"Don't bother. We
can use the parlor when we get home."
Too many people think themselves
broad-minded when they are merely
too lazy to form an opinion. No one
loves a quitter, but the acquitters seem
to be fairly popular. Much may be
forgiven the man who pays his bills.
A movie star was married the other
night for only the second time. A. man
is not necessarily in love when he
tumbles for a girl, but when he falls
so hard he can't stop going, that's the
test.
Hungarian Vinters. Feed
Wine to Country Pigs
Budapest, --Nothing speaks more.
eloquently of the hard fate that has
this year befallen the Hungarian wine
industry than the fact that in several
parts of the country pigs are being
fed on wine of good quality. It is ie-
parted that .his improves the appetite
of pigs and the vineyard owners lire-
fer to give their stocks of wine to the',
packers rather than *611 14 at the midi-'
eulous price of % cent a liter. They
hope to recover the expense of tilling
their vineyards from pork and bacon.
The vineyard owner to snake a p-rofit
must obtain at least 20 cents a liter
for his wine.
Of the eight million inhabitants of
Hungary, at least 600,000 are vine-
yard owners, and this hitherto pros-
perous class is on the verge of bank-
Tuptey,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
The Canadian Wool Co. Ltd.
2 CHURCH ST., TORONTO
RE -TINNING
taut. Cans, Ice Cream Packers, Cheese
Hoops. Your old cans made like new
,'or less than half cost of new. Pas-
teurizers retinned at your own plant.
Toronto Cadmium Platissg se Tinning
Co. I.td.
190 Edwin Avelino, - Toronto
Famous -Vegetable
Pills Make Short
Work of Indigestion
"After the first dose I was made aware
of their very real tonic value," writes
Miss 141. "I was troubled with Indi-
gestion and Sick Headaches."
Because they are PURELY VEGE-
TABLE, a gentle, effective tonic to
both liver and bowels, Dr. Carter's
cittle Liver Pills are without equal for
orrecting Constipation, Acidity,Bil-
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CONST! PATI O IN
ACID
STOMACH
For TrouI4es
due to Acid
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ACID STOMACH
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GASES -NAUSEA
EXCESS acid is the common cause:
of indigestion. Xt results in pain and
sourness about two hours after eat-
ing. Tho quick corrective is an alkali
which neutralizes acid. The best
corrective is Phillips Milk of Mag-
nesia. Xt has remained standard with
physicians in the 50 years since its
invention.
One spoonful of Phillips' Milk of
1LMalnesia neutrahzos instantly map ,
limes its volume in acid. Hord
and tasteless, and yet its action ea
quick. You will never rely on cru
methods, once you learn how quick
this method acts. Be sure to get t .e
genuine.
The ideal dentifrice for clean
teeth and healthy gums is Philli.
Dental Magnesia, a superior to• t»
south that
iemu Caarnada.)
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