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`ow to play Bridge
AUCTION 04
CONTRACT.
4Wynne Ferguson
Author pf 'PRA0TICAk, AUCTION BRIDGE*
Inalbiliannswaramonaralwo
ARTICLE No, 21
The following hands have been mis- example of the 'pro er o penin g lead
played in some way and bave been after a double, 'le a player doubles at.
sent in for criticism: rer bus pelaner has made a bid, be ex -
Hand No. i pees his ;jvirtner to,lead the suit he
has bid. ft a player has made a .bid
of his own and later doubles, ,he ex-
pects bis partner to lead that suit.
Tn this example hand, Z has bid four
spades and his partner, Y, has doub-
led five hearts. Under these conditions,
Z should have opened his ace- of
spades. This opening would have set
the contract one trick, Y had a single-
tcn spade and doubled with the expec-
No score, rubber game. The hand is tation of a spade opening. Z, how-
equally applicable either to Auction or ever, thought of none of these very
to Contract. good reasons for a spade opening. I+ge
Z dealt and bid four spades (a fine opened the'king of clubs and A B just
pre-emptive bid by the way), A doub- made their bid and thus scored game
ed, Y passed and B bid five hearts, Z and rubber. This hand is a fine ex -
and '. now passed and Y doubled, ample, so study it over carefully.
When all passed what should Z have The following is another fine ex-
pened? This hand offers an excellent ample:
Y
A B:
z
Hearts -6
Clubs—K, Q, 9, 8
Diamonds -7
Spades—A, Q, J,. 9, 7,. 6,
Hand No. 2
Hearts -5
Clubs -9, 8, 6, 3
Diamonds -7, 6, 2
Spades ---A, K, 8, 7, 6
1
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Z
No score, rubber game, and the handl
s applicable to either Auction or Con -
act..
Z dealt and bid four hearts, A bice
ive diamonds and all passed. Y opened
he king of spades and B's hand, the
tummy's in this instance, was placed
rn the table. Z played the three of
pades and A the five. Y should have
easoned somewhat as follows: "What
ort of hand did Z have to justify a
our -heart bid? If he had wanted a
leart lead, he probably would have
foubled. His four -heart bid probably
onsists of at least eight hearts with
our honors and very little side
trength. He also probably has a sin-
leton spade and bid four hearts in the
lope of shutting out a spade bid.
herefore, my best play is to lead the
ce of spades and hope that Z can
rump the third round of spades.
If Y had followed this line of reason -
ng, he would have set the contract
ne trick. He failed to do so, however,
nd led a heart at trick two, which A
romped. A then led trumps and scored
ame and rubber, losing only two
pada tricks. This Is another hand
hat should be carefully noted.
The play in the following hand
hould be easy but sometimes the easy
nes are theones that go wrong:
Hearts—IC, 6, 2
Clubs—IC, Q, J, 4
Diamonds—K, 8
Spades—Q, 10, 4, 2
Hand No. 3
. A Y B
z
Hearts—K, Q, 10, 8, 4
Clubs—A, 4
Diamonds—J, 7, 6, 2
Spades -9, 5
No score, first game. The point of
the hand is applicable to either Auc-
tion or Contract.
Z dealt and bid one heart, A and 'ii
passed and B bid one spade. Z and A
passed and Y bid two hearts. The final
bid was four spades due to the fact
that Y raised the heart bid twice more.
He also doubled four spades. What
should Z open?
This hand is similar to the first one
in that Z has bid a suit and his partner,
Y, has doubled. Under the rule set
down in the analysis of that hand, Y
certainly expected a heart lead by Z.
Irrespective of that fact, however, Z
should have led a heart in the endeav-
or to set up a trick in that suit before
he lost his re-entry in clubs.
Instead of doing so, however, Z
opened the ace of clubs and then led
the four, hoping, as he said, for a ruff.
This lead gave A B a game that they
couldn't have scored If Z had opened
the king of hearts.
of crude concepti ..s, or "the random,
blindfold glows t ' ignorance."—From I
"Table Talk," by William Hazlitt, I
hakespeare's
Choice of Words!
We have a great living instance
mong writers, that the quality ot a
can's productions is not to be esti-
mated in the inverse ratio of their
uantity. I mean in the Author of
evertor, the .undfty of whose pen
no less admiral), than its felicity.
hakespeare is another• instance of the
tme prodigality .2 genius; his ma -
rials being endlessly poured forth
ith no niggard or fastidious hand,
id the mastery of the execution be-
g (in many r e epects at least) equal
the boldness of the design.
As one examrle among others that
1 might site of the attention which
he gave to his subject, it is sufficient
to observe that there is scarcely a
word in any of his more striking pass-
ages that can be altered for the better.
If any person, for instance, is trying
to recollect a -.vourite line, and can-
not bit -upon some particular expres-
sion, it is ie vain to think of substi-
tuting any other so good, That in the
original text is not merely the best,
but it seems the only right one. I will
stop to illustrate this point a little. I
was at a 1 ss the other day for the line
in Henry V.,
"Nice cmitoms curtsy to great kings."
I could not rec..11ect ' a word nice;
I tried a number of others,'such as old,
grove, etc.—they would none of them
do, but seemed all heavy, lumbering,
or from the purpose; the word nice, on
the contrary, appeared to drop into its
place, and be ready to assist in paying
the reverence due. Again,
".4. Jest's pi _• :ty lies fu the ear
Of him that bears It." .
1 thought, in quoting from memory,
of. "A jest's success," "A jest's re-
nown," etc. I then turned to the vol-
ume, acrd there found the very word
that of alt others expressed the idea.
Had Shakespeare searched through
the fourquarters tf, the globe, he could
not•have ligh'ed fananother to convey
so exactly what ' e meant—a casual,
hollow, Sounding success!
I could multiply sur'. exarepies, but
that I am sure the reader will easily
supply them himself; and they show
sufficiently that t .kespeare was not
(as he Is often represented) a loose or
olunilsy writer, The bold, happy tex-
ture of his ttyle, in which every word
is promix:en' .,...tl yet cannot be torn
form itS place Walled violence, is
(one should think) the result either of
vigilant pains -taking, ,r of unerring,
intuitive pereeptloni, awl not the math.
The Shellfish Industry
Among Canada's growing resources
are the shellfish industries, which
together add several millions of dol-
lars yearly to the Dominion's income,
The most widely known, perhaps, is
the lobster fishery in Atlantic waters,
Scallops, also, on the East Coast
provide a very considerable revenue,
In the Dominion's Pacific waters
shrimps are taken in amounts of con-
siderable value, as well as abalone.
Clams, cockles, crabs, oysters and
oysters and' winkles are obtained,
from both coasts, in amounts of vary.
ing value.
New impetus has been given to the
fishing industries of Canada in re-
cent years because of emphasis on
the iodine content of, shellfish and
the consequent virtueof the 'shell -I;
fish as preventives of goiter, anemia
and other ills.
"Her father said she was playing
too much bridge and threw her
cards into the fire."
"What did she do?"
"What could she do, the girl stood
by the burning deck."
GOOD ACTIONS.
The greatest pleasure I know is to
do a good action by stealth, and to
have it found out by accident. --
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Tommy was fond of squeezing tootle
paste out of his shiny new tube, His'
mother, finding it necessary to limit
the amount to the purpose in view,
warned him one morning not to take
too much.
Tonlnay--"How much may I take?"
Mother—"Oh, a little bit, about the
size of a bean."
Tommy gave the tube .a tremendous
pinch .and out shot a long ribbon of
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Mother—"Tommy! Do you wish to
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bean?"
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What New York
Is Wearing
BY A.NNEBELLE WORTHINGTON
Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Fur -
leashed ed With Everii Pattern,
Here's a charming daytime dress of
printed crepe silk. A plain crepe vest
with .self -button trim provides inter-
esting contrast.
It's a bit feminine with its ruffle
trimmed neck and sleeves.
The skirt is decidedly distinctive
with its deep scalloped hip treatment.
In the miniature view, it shows the
attractively shaped long sleeves that
pattern includes,
For more formal year, you could
make it of one of the new looking
sheers in polka-dotted chiffon.
Plain flat and crinkle Crepe silk ate
irresistibly lovely in this model.
Style No. 2789 is designed for sizes
16, 18 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches
bust.
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Henry—"How sweet of you to back
that horse because it had the same
name as mine!"
Jane ----"It had the same habits, too.
It got there half an hour late!"
Wise—"When was tennis first men-
tioned in the Bible?"
Otherwise—"I'll ask you."
Wise—"When Joseph first served in
Pharoah's Court."
The Six Ages of Women
Five, Fifteen, Twenty-five; Thirty-
five, Thirty-five, Thirty-five.
A woman's favorite sport is shopping
for things she knows she can't attar'dr
—a plan's is doing things he suspect
he ought not to do. Maybe some.
the flappers kiss so much now, before•
they're married, because they see how
few mother gets, If wives and steno-
graphers would only co-operate, no
man would have a chance to get far
from the dotted line between his desk
and his door mat. A musician is de-
fined as one who can hear new music
and recognize the old scores it was
stolen from. And even some of us
who do not claim to be musicians can
do that,
Wife (on their return from the party)
—"Do you realize what you did?"
Husband—"No; but I'll admit it was
wrong. What was it?"
Lose Fat
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a glass of Lot water reduc, the food
Supply--inereasc daily activities and
when you have finished the £ret battle
weigh yourself again.
NOW you can laugh at the people
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you'll also know that the 6 vitalizing
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After that you'll want to walk
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75c. bottle of Krusclzen Salts is worth,
ten dollars of any fat person's money."
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Makes Record! i\,'otars
London, — The makers of the en -
gives which hold the world's lanit
and air speed records started busi-
ness
ush
nese 124 years ago as producers of
s
printing machinery. Now known a
tll,e-„ builders of Britain's Se3zneider;
7,'rolthy, . automobile and speed boat
.xeoord breaking motors, the germ
ft: D Ittetpier & Son was established
n- 1108. Within a few years its
'kzr2paper printing machinery was.
being extensively used in London and;
Ireland. A special machine for print-
ing
rinting Bibles in rare Oriental languages•,
invented by D. Napier before 1830,
is still in use today.
Ali kinds of machinery and instru-
ments have been invented and manu-
factured by the company.
Automation coin weighing and sort-
ing apparatus was perfected In 185L
Other manufactures included astrono-
mical telescopes, guns, rolling mills,
bulets, numbering machines, emboss-
ing and perforating gear for postage
stamps, ste. a. engines, tide guages,
ships' compasses and centrifugal sugar
machines.
The automobile enterprise was not
launched until 1898, and it was a small
step from the automobile motor to the
airplane engine. The firm le now spe-
cializing in the production of high-
speed aero engines.
Agnes --"Isn't it remarkable how
Alice keeps her age?"
Clara—"Yes, she hasn't changed it
for ten years."
Nervous Suitor—"I've come to see
your sister."
Little Brother—"She's been expect-
ing
xpecting you."
Nervous Suitor (beaming) -- "Abe
that's good. Here's a quarter for you.
How do you know she's been expecting
me?"
Little Brother—"She's gone out."
When a gold digger starts chasing
after a Scotchman, she gets.e, good ru
for her money. When the meek in-
herit
nherit the earth, their hardest problem
will be trying to collect rent from the
unmeek. Every now and then we
come across a house-to-house sales-
man who is so rude we dont know
whether to slang the door in his face,
or to slam his face with the door.
Leap year doesn't signify that girls
should jump at conclusions. Flatter-
ing a man is like after dinner speak-
ing. The whole thing depends on
knowing when to stop.
Spring in Norway
Afer the snows of Norway have
begun to melt, there follows a period
of dull monotony'. It is not the black
and white of a gray winter's day,
'but rather a curious, colorless at-
mosphere, which seems to envelope
the landscape. Grand it may be
but cold. Then, magically, the bare
maples, birches, and aspens take on
live tones of mauve, brown, and
yellow, changing into alight green
Veil against the background of dark
firs and gray rocks.
On bare spots under the firs the
blue anemone buds peep out; the
white flowers follow, until the forest
ground is covered with their stars.
A little lately, between the wintry -
gray heather and tail, strong red-
stemmed pines n the mountain-
side, the tender, shining stars of the
flowers soften the landscape with
beauty,
On the mild west and south coasts
prang usually begins in February,
r even earlier, colnm.encing with the
efreshing days when snowballs rise
ut of their white beds, and continue
ng until the time of the sweetly
tented twin -flower (l.innea), and
he purest of pure wild flowers, the
ly-of-the-vale ey.
In eastern Norway, on the other
and, the flowers arrive in Buick suc-
esston. Trees burst into bloom,
nd suddenly the promising, free
rant spring is everywhere, called
Orth by the rising sun, the ever
rowing daylight, and the luminous
kies of the woiaderful northern
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POVERTY,
Poverty, if it is sweet and not bit- s
ter, is in my view a condition far t
more blessed of God than wealth, hi
bringing human hearts closer to-
gether in mutual dependence and h
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brotherhood.
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nights.
OLD BOOKS.
In literature 1 ant fond of confining
myself to the best company, whir.%
Consists chiefly of my old acquain-
tance, with whom I am desirous
of becoming more intimate; and
I suspeot that nine tithes out of ten
it is more profitable, if not more
agreeable, to read an old book over
again than to read a new one for the
Ara timo.---'i'. Dudley.
It is possible that a man can be so
changed by love that one could 1101
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Your disposition will be suitable to
that which you most frequently think
on; for the soul is, as it were, ting-
ed with the color and complexion of
its own thoughts.—Marcus Aurelius.
"Access to raw material is the occa-
sion for international conflict and dis-
agreement."—Newton
is-
agreement "—Newton D. Baker.
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