| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING MAY 10 18 1934 NEWS AND VIEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS CONTRACT BRIDGE Distribution Is the of Almost All Safe Sacrifice Bidding Basis — : By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON SACRIFICE BIDDING ely of forms At one table s contract favorable distribution is th basis of six diamonds was reached in the f almost all safe sacrifice bidding following manner: thatis bidding deliberately under- Wrrit Sout- hWt Eft taken with the expectation that 2 A 2 Pm — penalty will follow but with the hope 3 0 S SO Ps 0 that the penalty incurred will not be 6 0 Pa P“ as great as thdvgh the other side were Double ' Double P Paw Pau own tO best ita at irmttted piay Paw- ' won tract bid six In today’s hand which was played West should probably ' In a recent duplicate game in New spades over south’s bid of" six diaYork City there was aMremendous monds but decides to leave it to his Conflict in the results attained by the partner in view of north’s penalty contract opposing players Those wlJ real- double of the in’ e view of west’s forcized the defensive possibilities bf l East’s double 1 " five-spad- iast and west hands scored heaVi others who permitted north the contract found that their flay defensive possibilities number of players holding north cards made five diamonds and some f them were doubled by east On the tontrary one west player who made a preemptive overcall of four spades was doubled by north per- mitted to play the contract and fulfilled it when north opened the ace f diamonds which west ruffed and returned a small trump which was - passed by north West was thereby enabled to discs: d one of bis losing A'clubs on the established diamond king in the dummy' This of course was - extremely bad play but hands of this type present difficult problems In the choice of an opening lead and in many cases north's lead might have proved to be a winning defense How--ever theoretically the correct choice t an opening lead Would be the club ace and when th dummy appeared on the table a shift to a heart would be clearly indicated a The hand was: - - ing pass is probably the best course of action Where the best results were obtained by the east and west players ddmg went as follows: I 0 jfh h Weal 4 m Paaa Jfh Double Double THE WRONG END- - How to Prepare Spring Broilers Through the Garden ’ Gate Parents Too Often Try td Doctor the Symptom in By FLORENCE LA GANKE K Children and Neglect the Cause enwas Eleanor doing quite a bit of litthese Her By ANGELO days funny tertaining tle house In the country was BEGIN to correct our children at the wrong end of the Job so Jolly with the spring flowers all We try to doctor up the symptom and neglect the cause That around it and with the lilacs growing us patching and patching without ever' getting anywhere We keeps rich blossoms with the heavy and soon to appear that she felt selfish should save a lot of trouble if we saved our efforts for the cause of the trouble and cleared that up first when she and Trank enjoyed it all Peter was a nuisance In school and because of alone Then too she had been practhat be was a great trial in the home as welL ticing the fine art of cooking and of got home his mother Every afternoon when-h- e entertaining with poise and gracious-nts- s said “Peter how did you get along today?” two the She had winter during “Not so hot” or three’ guests at a time and no does mean?” “What that at the grew thought panicky longer “I lost my books so I couldn’t do my lessons of company for dinneiC and she kept me in” For a very special dinner to whluh “You lost your books?” Frank’s office manager and company “I guess so I couldn’t find them" owners were coming she decided to “Your books are sitting right over there on the splurge in two directions table where you left them last Friday when you First she would have new potatoes broilers and new peas got home You me'-- to tell me that you didn’t even open them? Aren’t you ashamed of your-'selSecond she would get in a maid No wonder your teacher is "out of patience to serve the six people With a wo- with you I am myself The first thing you do now Is to sit down at that table where I can see you and do your homework” ' T lost the paper” “Call up Douglas and ask him what Vbu have to do" "He wasn’t at school today He’s got the mumps so I can’t see him anyway” “I suppose that means you will not have your lessons for tomorrow You’ll get up early and do them before school begins You can get the work in school Now you can change your clothes and clean — PATRI— r! ' 5 1 f? It is an open Njuestion whether north should not bid six diamonds over five spades when his partner his declined to permit Nh penalty double of west’s preemptive overcall to stand South in view of Tim fact has that his partner vulnerable has twice j opened — doubled the adverse preemptive overnot-bblamed for can call passing the second double The correct defense against five spades requires the laying down of the club ace followed by an immediate shift to a man at the heVi in the kitchen and heart The club king should then be a maid for the table service every led upon which north shouldi discard thing would go easily and she could the heart 9 This line of play per- make the impression she wanted mits north and south to cash two upon her guests trump tricks two club tricks and one She chose ipring broilers and albroiler for each guest heart trick defeating the declarer lowed ene-haShe had the butcher spliVgnd clean three tricks a penalty of 450 points the birds When she had 'them at leu 100 for the honors held home she cleaned the interim TOMORROW’S HAND e the cellar" Next morning Peter was not out of bed at 8 o’clock although he had been called three times He was late for schooL He was kept That week he was kept In every day No work no Jposjisual books late b6th sessions" no pen nO pencil a‘ tonvenfent headache and a general unfitness made a complete lallure for the week The principal said: r "Why don’t you like school Peter?" "It’s dead Nothing to It” said Peter "I want Jto be where there Even if it was only Is something going on and getting somewhere a school paper” "If you want to run a school paper you may If that will put life into the school Job for you go to it but for pity’s sake do something you truly want to do If you don’t get to work you are going to get to a sad place and that before many days pass over your By MAUD CHEGWIDDEN IRISES I RECOMMEND TO YOU white although the faint flush of This year several irises new to pink never fails The tone deepens me hitherto have bloomed in my gar- around the edges and the beard is white with orange down "toward the den for the first time They were haft There are deeper penciling of planted last August and had plenty purple at the base of each petaL of time to form fine root systems Mary Barnet Is as deliciously pale before their flowering period ar- blue as C E Stringer is pink A rived At present each new root has flowec almost identical in size and from on to three spikes of bloom form the blue of the falls is set off some stems carrying six or seven by a rich orange beard Color in flowers and buds the falls also is a little deeper than There is Such a thrill in having a in the standards but it is never more new variety and in waiting for ita than a pale sky blue with suspicions first bloom as every amateur gar- of lavender dener knows If you have only made The third member of this trio is the acquaintance of the flowers Euphony more yellow than anything through nursery catalogs you are else although its yellow tones to prone to get many a surprise when amber and there is an amount of the actual flower opens for catalogs pinkish lavender especially in the seldom give one the exact idea espe- falls Each standard is flushed toward cially in irises of what th real bloom the tip "with lavender the rest is will be in its glowing living tints amber each fall has yeins of violet Three of these irises would make on a yellow-ambe- r ground The beard a perfect symphony in delicate color- is orange Each one is exquisite alone Falls in each of these irises are ings but the three seem made as comple- flaring rather than drooping Framents of each other and as such for grance is negligible in all three but near by planting I recommend them form and color and especially the to you combinaiton of the three colors are First there is C E Stringer an perfect For a bit of landscape which iris of the most ephemeral - pink will remind you of dawn and summer Standards and falls are alike in tint skies and Dresden china shepherdand this is so delicate that' the cen- esses next May or June plant these of each are almost three very near together tral portions It’s Smart to -- -- r to (from designed to button close to the ttiroetHn- - frsnt-anf all-- in full folds behind are worn with many evening frocks capes waist-lengt- h) NOT ASHAMED OF IM JINCil MY HAND) NOW DO NOT HAVE TO SCRUB I NOW HAVE WKGUflMiSl SwisK “a Bit So Crisp Gravat Silk ls Rage JM4 VI " frill or bow which By BARBARA BEAUFORT Associated Press Fashion Editor stands well out in front Often they PARIS— Th crisp cravat silk that are worn with gauntlets of the same men have worn for years is making fabrics femi- -- The same crisp effect appears in smart -- clothes failles and taffetas-suc- b ninity ps grandPtNTS 69 quart Cravat silk frocks ensembles and mother wore Many dressmakers are coats rustle through dressmakers’ sa- showing black or navy faille'ensem-ble- s ' North dealer - head” lons necktie silk cravats fluff from trimmed with white or ' North and south vulnerable That was all Peter- needed Something to Interest him to stim- the plain necklines of spring coats plaid SPECIAL THIS WEEK set school did ulate his mind and his body in motion and the paper and suits and gloves of the same fab- Others display afternoon frocks of A87J that for him beautifully ric appear on smart hands It’s smart (?92 rustling taffeta in navy black brown ACME QUALITY FAINT STORE There is no use in keeping a child In after school for punishto swish a bit this spring and some of and 10) 2S East lit South St check or blue and white ?AQJ972 ment Keep him to search for the root of his difficulty and you may the fashionables have taken the mode checkwhite A (?AI0) with a woven thread silver - o heart because Jhe crisp silks stand Little dark taffeta jackets designed et somewhere CONSOLIDATED WAGON 097642 KOH043 962 & MACHINE CO’S STORES much more wear'without wilting A7$ to nip to the waist and worn over VQ86 Rich and Discreet dark wool skirts with big jabots of V BEYMANSON PAINT STORES 64 0-- 101 OK84 ) The patterns are rich and discreet frilly white net are one designer’s of3S0 So State St V98752 UKQJ64 Black and gray brown and beige fering while another lines wool enA8 OK 103 0 ' EVANSW A DR and navy and white mixtures are the semble coats with taffeta and a third HOFMANN BOW jCO By J 963 Q 105 ' " 209 So State St VA54 taffeta petticoats turns and I feel nauseated I believe favorites though many fabrics vary makes or cancer eomejCauses the an emerald to 0 106 J) process wear frocks under AKQJ9672 adding is- - a by spring Can it you please fainting spelL LOCKWOOD GROCERY Dr Frederick Hbffman considers green- fleck to brown or a bright red 4KJ9764 dark taffeta afternoon coats 2125 So State SL food habits to be an important factor tell me what causes It and what the The gayer patterns are and taffeta blouses in plaids and plain to navy ring is? cure The bidding assumed a great vari- As to in the production of cancer McCONACGHY-LOSEsaved for cravats and the colors are shown by a number of E generally REPLY details he is far from haviiig reached sober weaves for frocks and ensem- dressmakers LUMBER COMPANY The hand will be discussed In toBut his study of fancer The trouble is with your emotional bles conclusion a 648 so State St The swishing mode goes on into in ail parts of the world bad led him controL Such experiences give you a The costumes are as DE LUXE morrow’s article Th simple as a the night Many restaurant dinner shock which in turn causes mental conclusion aomehow to that SUGAR the HOUSE LUMBER CO (Copyright 1934 King Features your blood pressure to drop to near man’s tie They combine a frock suits combining an ankle-lengt- h skirt 1174 East 21it South SL carefully Then she - brushed the some way food and eating ustoi Syndicate Inc) ' to a neckline with which fairly high ’Taint" level and Jacket are made of black taffeta halves both Inside and out with fresh and habits lay the foundations for is th mult ef It Tpr1no sheer white organdy frill is some- or faille One gocs to dinner with a SALT LAKE FURNITURE CO mining is the only remedy In iraktn to ' put 20000 olive olL Had she used butter the cancer lctrlo riniri Germany’s pltm added times loose a with 127 Eaat 3rd South From lhrouhml iiwil tie eualitr white organdy blouse another with The following conclusions are abto hndl tie it aearklea with at tit a pianos in public schools is expected to salt would have blistered the rfkln 1934 Chicago Tribune) length coat often cut without a blouse of bright red taffeta Taffeta (Copyright must used oil when of Olive his be recent 8200 to fresh vhtrh man not omr aaator and mor stracted a from work workmen report give expert Utorouah cltantna hut alao fraatai any collar at all They generally have and free from any rancidity Heat on cancer in relation to diet and nula ual action to ou bright accessories ' out fla trition: lurking brings unpleasant t op th qUBUNE ta LL3U rranmia Frills and Bewt vors 125000 deaths about from are MODEL There Dl Cravats worn with coats and wool She put the broilers In- a dripping cancer per year in continental United to tnanr rht frocks run all the way from a trim pan skin side down- and alter States alone This number mounted ilirint atfanln la dark tliadoa'g Flcaitttf llrtoa Ascot caught with a pin to a big sprinkling with salt and pepper she rapidly until about' two years ago and thrfui oolnr Tilt baked them IS minutes In a hot oven The decline since then has been in Q When did womel Its tor aaaf an of atnail iwa t then put them under broiling rack significant in Utkh? I aim: TODAY’S nuj locka a to for 10 minutes She kept the flesh The urgency of the present day Is I n a Wtdo I tr A In 1870 ’the territoriakleglsla- htnaad oeanlnt baa: no side exposed to blaze for greater part for a study of preventive measures enoro to emptr Doubt of time s on the one hand and curative meas- ture granted suffrage to women The wiwl track la war to adopted in 1895 prevent tippln Comfortures on the other in directions that state constitution By GENEVIEVE-KEMBLable Platt (Copyrlght 1934 Publishers Syndl- - have been neglected 'Animal experi- provided for equal Suffrage ratio fFowerl i cate) mentation offers very little He is esQ - Is there a Swedish consul in motor driven brush ile there may be a fair degree atltne mtoa to pecially Interested In the study of the Salt Lake If not’ where is the closest 17 ! VTill riIlT k Inrure lone life llitpef of abtgyity and enterprise on this day UVH Vt UWH IKVH vmiuvium vtusy m Mr Mur Moon of writ Service non - klnkabl is of the iudgtnVijy' tii©' The chief and underlying causative rubber covered cord at ora Chiano" Uud LAVOrmt-e- ad Named as NRA Counsel factors tlberal trade In t ruling jplanpts yet there are testiare to be found essentially in A There is no Swedish consul In rclitfl Nik day aUieduaaaadoe tru lhad allowance E f The nearest is C one Lake for Salt Tour ( monies - oKvexations ‘ depressions Old cleaner Clean- -i om" Evary dy SOOO richt spadalim dietary and nutritional disorders reSan small — Ink toola caar to threatened gossip SAN FRANCISCO May IT tfV-Art- sulting from the introduction of a Wallerstedt 244 Kearney street wfomLAVOn'lllMiHk StH worriegnd ’ S attach and uao Francisco Ltommm Cal slander or pettjNfnmities in both pri T George chief council for modified or artificiaf food supply imAtiMMikMlN'WeHhiltriin dak for Demon rtraUah LAVOPTIK haa amde mi tm sluL the state railroad commission lor posed upon the public vate and business affiliations Emthe condiby How cities in there art Q many lootbM tabula bmhi No harmful five years today accepted an invita- tions inherent in highly Urbanized so- the United States larger than Salt ployment may offer compensations in draca G( s bool today (with frrt m favors preferments or slight advanceincreased by Lake? VACUUM CLEANER CO at mm tad baaiah art tion from Washington to become at- ciety and measurably ment nd new plans dqd projects or Ren Vonr Local Dealer ‘ torney on public utility matters for the tendency of substituting hotel and A 58 ttotabltifac good 17 E Broadway Waa 14a may be undertaken with'tnitiative the national recovery adminlstra restaurant meals for those of the ’ J Sait Lake - more wholesome methods of carefully Q How often does the United and vim But personal relations may tion' N 'He will leave for Washington Im- supervised home cooking States cabinet meet? On what days? depress Those whose birthday it is may-tiThe outstanding defect of the mod- Is the White House open for public mediately''' ern diet is to be found in certain vita- inspection? prepared for a year of minor annoy1 min and mineral deficiencies On the A The cabinet meets bn Tues- ances anxieties irritabilities and deother hand the modern diet contains days and Fridays at 2 o’clock The pressions in both business and private too large a content of table salt and a White House is open to visitors daily life pronounced excess of sugar except Sundays and holidays from 10 A child born on this day should be resourceful enterprising and pracHe is of the opinion that we eat too until 2 o’clock tical winning the support of Its emmuch and are physically too inaotive Q How large is the liner Olym- ployers and superiors Discretion and and this combination lays a foundarestraint should be early Inculcated tion for cancer The average Ameri- pic? s A The Olympic has a registered can intake of calories probably exprivate affiliations Notable feet long ceeds three thousand This is con- tonnage of 46439 852 Christopher nativity: North siderably more than Is needed When 92 2 feet wide too much calorie Intake is combined with too little work it is not possible to maintain the body in a thoroughly healthy state of normal physical acDip" 3 11)1 So BrosJwiy tivity t fjtt Abgrttl Ctlif Under present day conditions of Flew wad me by retura mid new fre which toffee of maker in the habit a light physical activity (1) are 3 drip necessary Only things k with Complete dataila official eating three heavy meals a day must needs be harmful and this is made a vacation trip to Lea Angela County of coffee and a boiling water drips through (2) specially prepared evident by the prevailing excess of and Southern California Aim tend feta weight and the disproportionate disrail plane routing by Q autet fails! Delicious all! And it every' never That’s filter a (3) tribution of the excess fat in differpaper boa P iteamabip Q ent of the time! Always crystal clear! In a Drip Maker the water drips Thepartsprincipal body New dietary errors of modern days consists of a too heavy intake of protein and a consequent through the coffee hut one time not many'times as in a excess of sugar intake Our per capme ita meat consumption far exceeds the the rich fragrant flavor is normal Percolator At that one-tinutritional requirements of a title highly urbanized population Our too extracted from a coffee specially prepared to yield its flavor heavy (Hw trim Teee Now m4AMwal Intake of sugar is shown by the report that our per capita use of agguJ5 sugar is several times that of a quarquickly Any coffee prepared for the slow percolator process ter of a century ago will not do (Schilling DRIP Coffee is specially blended Accepting the theory that many causes operate to produce cancer the Kayseri grand sport clothes— for here number of known specific irritants roasted and ground — with filter papers enclosed) A filter is constantly being increased by furthere and everywhere! The material ther research suggestive of below 'coffee the rests to let looks like flanneL But it’s cotton! The paper effects as yet untraced A large of tumors arise as the result majority of a general factor which Dr Hoffperfect sport fabric Keeps its shape through nothing hut pie de--y man thinks is to be lound in dietary Does uot wrinkle Washes beautifully and nutritional errors still unknown lidous amber drops Real lf 119 two-tone- - ‘ “double-barreled- ’ TO'KEEP WELL ’ Q)r Full-lengt- h - - 'gi royalrr three-quart- 1 it INFORMATION lfl-- 1 -- -- 1 HOROSCOPE r Su-ln- -tt ' -- -- Jtt -- hur Western Iloynl a) :r iun&r-azpac- j toy-dra- s z - e i MowHo in-it- 1--2 good coffee every time - 0-4- 1 guide-boo- GOOD SPORTS ill AMY! — us send iiois t rGniarliDblG DON’T BLAME BLOOD M A G writes: Each morning my face is In a terrible condition of blotches and eruptions but these pass away in the course of the afternoon If this is due to the condition of the blood could you suggest a blood tonic that L might use? REPLY I cannot guess what skin trouble you have but whatever it is the condition of your blood is not the cause drip coffee cannot he made otherwise Trjr it! You’ll join the millions who have turned to drip coffee b and 1 lb of Schilling Drip Coffee for $125 at your grocer’s If he cannot supply you send his name and $123 to A Schilling & Co San Francisco Moneyhach in either case if not satisfied TRAINING IS NEEDED Miss T R writes: For the last few years I have been troubled with a peculiar sensation whenever 1 see someone in agony or when someone tells me the details of an operation or if 1 cut or bruise myself I seem to get weak and can't stand on my feet Everything goes black and have’ to close my eyes sweat comes out all over mgr body mgr stomach - Smart weaves Handsome tailoring Slacks pull-oveshorts : lOOto 150 Pajamas In grand colors 250 And a stunning well-ccoat 300 rs ut ' You can now buy Special model Drip Coffee Maker D00K umi afore ijau plan nnij shorn how even a vacation gives you 12 days or more here how the whole trip need cost no more than a routine ' outing Itemizes ail coats with day y itinerary Nearly 110 interesting gravure photographs show you California resort cities sports beaches pleasure islands mountains lakes orange groves gardens movies Missions and nearand how to enjoy them Send by Old Mexico for this hook today before planning any vacation This official guide-boo- ' k £v w AT ALLTBB BETTER SHOPS tlose-to-ho- by-da- j f Ctmt l Ctlifomit for V " t gforfeni vtettion Aivltt tmyont wot to tom mii employment let I be b ituppotttei but for lotruls tllrtctmnt trt tnbmtled w3m 4 1 w $ it i'i jt ‘a J f ' |
