Show ro THE SALT Health largely ‘Matter of Habit With Children Easier Them lo J7 Keep Healthy Than to store Them Re- TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING ’AUGUST 5 LATTE Lace Paper Doilies CONTRACT BRIDGE by Day With Uncle Ray Placed on Wall fDay By FLORENCE LA GANKE A HOW TO PLAT AND HOW TO WIN DUPLICATE IN EUROPE Continental Europe like the United States snd Canada has become intensely Interested in Duplicate Coo tract Intercity interclub national and international tournaments ire being staged with almost ts great degree of frequency as like events Unoccur in the United States doubtedly Duplicate has a tendency to develop- and in part to standardize the bidding of players who participate and to improve the play of the cards An interesting example of play by Mr J Muhsam playing with Mr J Jonas occurred in a recent n tournament for pairs which this pait won beating among others Dr Paul Hermann the inventor of a syatem of his own Mr Muhsam was one of the two players who made a contract of three notrump on the hand below: North Dealer Neither side vulnerable 72 - Just how health is a health child? When can we feel sure that a child is all right? M sign is the light in his ires the lilt in his voice the spring in his step that tell mq this is a happ child A happ child must be health Illness brings discomfort and an uncomfortable child must be unhapp Happiness is a fine test of health When a child’s ees are dull his step slow and heavy his face shadowed his Interest hard to catch he is sick Don't drive him to behave as though he were welL Let him rest Rest is the first step in an cure Then study his condition to see what is wrong If it is not plain to you call in the family physician It is easier to keep a child healthy than to restore him after illness has laid him low That means that we establish a routine of diet sleep play ?A93 work leisure health habits and hold OKQ9J2 fast to It through thick and thin Rou06 J tine is dreary It is wearying to the flesh this day by day performance of 664 KQJIOi It does get to VKI07J ?82 be very trying to watch a child’s toilet 064 0 108 J ceremonies after the thousandth time AX Q9842 of But that routine performance duties is what establishes every-da- y A53 and maintains health ?QJ64 Health is largely a matter of habit 0 AJ7 Eating is a habit So is bathing sleepKJJ ing playing working If those habits do not know the course of the are set early kept in working order for the first difficult years followed bidding but the eventual contract up through the teens and into eado- was three notrump with Mr Muh-salescence health is set Twenty-onsitting South the Declarer West who years or so of unfailing attention A Against this contract opened the spade great price to pay unless you remem' had doubled ber the reward and take pleasure in King and when the Dummy went the service as you go along It is a down South realized that his con There were pleasure to see the color in a health tract was in danger child’s skin to see hie bod grow five diamond tricks available two and take on power snd beauty There hearts if there was e successful is reward enough in that for an finesse in this suit and one spade but the ninth trick appeared extreme drudgery it entails Routine can be varied without be- ly problematical Double wu marked Breakfast need not aling broken ways be the same' ’runes are not with the club Ace and probably the the only fruit nor is salvation to be heart King as well At leut if he found in one sort of bread only Play did not hold both these cards the time comes at the same hour every chance of making the contract apday but the game can be different peared remote indeed and the partners can be changed Pus Taking the first trick with the variety into the routine and you will Ace South led the heart Queen West maintain the child’s interest and save covered with the King and the ‘ trick wu won with the Ace in yourself from exhaustion he must There is one point that Dummy Now five rounds of diattressed if you would have a healthy monds were taken and West found child Guard his mind against illness himself bothered in regard to dii Mental hygiene Is important as cards He could safely discard one physical hygiene There are rules to heart and also one club The third fe obeyed dangers to be avoided discard however proved too diffipositive aid to be rendered in rear- cult and hope of defeating the contract which had appeared so bright ing the mind of a child Tears must be excluded The child when the Double wu made and must feel sure of the people about even after the Dummy went down anhim All his questions must be had to be abandoned One of the swered sincerely His hidden doubts established spides wu given up on of and snxietiee are caused by a lack the lut lead of diamonds Now the until Declarer - led --a small — club from faith in those about him-anestablished the that faith can be Dummy and finessed the Knave child’s mind will not know the vigor West Won with the Ace and cuhed child a mind the of health Feed of hit remaining spade tricks but Mr with the diet It needs Give him food Muhsam won the rest and made for his imagination Ideals for stimu- his contract of three aotrump dou4 lation Ideas for steady nourishment bled work for growth rest for recreation TODAY’S QUESTION Until the mind of the child is st ease Both sides vulnerable and In good health there can be no The bidding: A real health of body 1 Eail North Wart Sooth And the best culture for mind and Paw Piw and Paw body is love Love a child wisely ' ) ha cannot escape health Tou North holds (Copyright 1933 by The Bell SyndiQ973 VKJ982 03 Baden-Bade- ordinary-imperativ- Littlelsaturilay Talk Now that our friends Allen and Roberta Thompson have returned home safelf after their adventures in Iceland and Greenland we may breathe freely once more and may turn our minds to other fields So much Interest has developed in Chicago’s fair that I plan to write another series about it this month 1 think that the fair can be called a success and that it is helping Chicago to “live down" the poor reputation which was brought about by gangsters and by the slowness of the city in pay-inschool teachers There are stories of people who "Well did you ever see such an age for scallops?" Nancy asked her companion who was going through one of Chicago's smart shops with her In one of the rooms set up by the interior decorating department of the store she came upon a Victorian breakfast room It us6d white Venetian blinds at the window The tapes of the blinds were a dull plum color which was repeated in the painted walls The curtains were white and Jiung full and straight But the scallops which called forth Nancy’s comment were on the walL Lace paper dollies about nine Inches in diameter had been cut into halves and pasted on the wall to frame in the window casing at the sides They appeared also at the point where the ceiling Joined the wall Here they were placed at Intervals of about eight inches In each corner one was fitted in nicely Nancy was not sure but she thought that larger diameter doilies were used for the wall and ceiling Junction have asked to travel through Chicago aboard an armored car lest they should be shot on the way! During the past 29 years I have made dozens of visits to Chicago and never once while there have I seen anyone firing a revolver There are gangsters in the city without doubt- but (or the most part they fight among themselves My impression is that Chicago is no more dangerous to visit than New York City The Chicago “loop" Is the central business district where elevated trains go around a rough circle or loop That district contains many tall buildings but I do not like the noise dust and lack of sunlight which 1 have found 1933 ' and Auxiliary I enclose a stamped envelope carer Rupert Legion Selects New Officer fully addressed to myself Pleasea send leafme a Membership Certificate a to Comer make how let telling RUPERT Idaho— Rupert auxiliary scrapbook of my own and a printed officers on design to paste on the cover of my American Legion elected scrapbook Tuesday night as follows: Mrs Chester Peterman president Name Mrs Blaine Coons Iirst vice president: Mrs Otto Adamson second vice Street or R F D iMMSIMIMsecrepresident Mrs O W Paul Use This Coupon to Join the Unci tary Mrs Floyd Fruit treasurer Mrs Flood S Craig historian Mrs Ray Scrapbook Clubl City Frank Ballard chaplain Mrs Ray To Uncle Ray delegates to Shulz sergeant-at-arCare of The Salt Lake Tribune State or Province the state convention Mrs Peterman Salt Lake City Utah and Mrs H HI Judd with Mrs Craig (Copyright 1933 Publishers Dear Uncle Ray: I want to join the and Mrs Ballard alternates Syndicate) membek the days of your childhood and that it is not always easy for boys and girls to obtain extra nickels and dimes Somewhere some day I should like to prepare an Enfchanted island according to my dreams Such an island would be a place where boys and girls would be helped to explore the wondrous field of knowledge and there would be not only free playgrounds but free Ice cream and cake as well! 1933 Uncle Ray Scrapbook club there An Array of SUPER VALUES On the other hand we may give Chicago credit for Its splendid lake shore development A great area formerly under water has been filled in and made into public park space Part of this park space is1 being used for the world's fair The “Enchanted Island” part of the world’s fair is Intended especially lor children To provide a special place for boys and girls is a step in the right direction but 1 am sorry that a charge is made for so many things on the Enchanted island Of course a great deal of money is needed to sustain a Nancy was ready for a cold drink world’s fair but it seems to me that after ber shopping tour You will find some delightful mixture in her Bev- more might have been given freely to children erage leaflet Send for one and enclose There will be other world’s fairs a stamped addressed envelops In years to come and perhaps you be among those who help to build (Copyright 1933 Publishers ' will them If you are I hope you will re- Syndicate) used It was laid in deep inverted box plaits around the sides and front of the table Then fhe top was finished with scallops of the same white material and of its duplicate in black - The black scallops were cut just a bit deeper than the white ones Nancy thought she might have liked it better had the scallops been arranged In shell fashion as shown in the drawing She knew she wanted to use the ides for the dressing table stool too t PIGGLY WIGGLY MARKET SPECIALS ST “ 17zc lb PORK LOIN ROAST ?SSIS “AN OCa FREEZER FACK BRICKS— SIRLOIN STEAK Quart ROLLED Ce DIPPED CONES Prime Rib Oven ERATH ICE CREAM CO lb 906 SOUTH MAIN Roast 18c SWIFrs 9c lb Baby Beef ROASI-Swi- ft’s Premium Skinned HAMS BULK— Quarts (Any Flavor) Another scallop affair which pleued her wu found in a modern dressing table for a modern room The scheme wu black and whtye A washable permanent finished material had been Prices Effective Saturdayf August 5th 1933 POT ICE CREAM SPECIAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY CHOCOLATE For Thrifty Shoppers BABY BEEF lb 10c lb 21c Pork Chops Legs Veal Veal Steak lb LOIN choice: SMALL LOIN CUTS SWIFT’S VEAL lb 15c Ednards Depend Coffee 5t 15c 13c lb u - White Star These Prices Effective ' - cate Inc) " What do you bid? Mr Patrl will give personal atten Answer-O- ne heart Although and from tion to Inquiries parents North’s hand contains but 2 honor-trick- s deend care on the school teachers it hu a fairly good biddable velopment of children Write his In heart suit With hands care of this paper inclosing a weak as this and conceivably readdressed lor envelope a little weaker It Is necessary to bid stamped ply in this position In order to protect partner) who bu quite possibly and I might say probably made a J five-car- d TRtBVNE Information turn Q How did the term "white elephant" originate?— A R S Logan A It was once the custom for the King of Slam to send a white elephant to a courtier whose fortune he wished to destroy In this way the expression came to be used to mean an unwanted possession Q When were watches Invented? —V N D Ogden A The earliest witches were creIn ated the first part of the sixteenth Peter Hebe a clockmaker century of Nuremberg is credited with the invention The fust watches had but one hand i A What wu strategic pass holding considerable The assumption is that strength East and West would not pass the hand out at one diamond holding most of the honor strength The danger in reopening the bidding Is prsctically negligible' snd failure to do so suggests the strong possibility that North and South may miss a game or at any rate a very e nice - Regular Sixs Bar SALAD DRESSING LARD ZEE-TISSU- Granulated 2 lbs 15c (Copyright 1933 King die ate Features Syn--r Inc) FREE BRIDGE BOOKLET Readers of this newspaper may have a free copy of "Bridge Rules and Etiquette" hy Josephine Culbertson through special arrangement Address Mrs Culbertson in care of this newspaper Inclosing a stamped envelope Soap SV SSE5 E COFFEE K 17c 3c 3c ib29c Sanborn! 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