Show Try Your Hand at CONTRACT BRIDGE WORD OF CAUTION Needlepoint Lace A Hand in Which the Contract Was Made as the Result of Good Playing By JOSEPHINE When the declarer on today's hand Succeeded in fulfilling his contract his opponents did practically everything but accuse him of cheating furthermore the best that two speceven tators could say for south though they did not suspect his honesty was that they thought he was indeed very lucky The hand was submitted to me My verdict is that unquestionably the declarer was guilty of nothing but - East dealer Neither side vulnerable The bidding: A K6) ?6 OK 5 r 4 AQJ973 A AJ7 4104)2 VJ84i OJ7 632 ?KQ I09J Sooth O(jl08) Children of Thirteen Nancy was doing some exquisite work on a pair of fine linen pillow cases She had purchased them at a CULBERTSON 'staving off with his ace on the first white sale She ripped the hem and marked shallow scallops as shown m roind of he?rts Starting off with the premise thath drectlon eaflet She measured west held four hearts south further reasoned that it would be practically the width of the pillow slip and diimpossible for west to have the club vided it into seven equal spaces At king as playing an ultra one over the junction of the second and third one system— or for that matter any and of the fifth and sixth scallops she other system— a player with four cards of the suit his partner has bid planned to make some of the needle and an outside king usually raises his lace partner’s suit or at the very least But ficst she buttonholed the edge keeps the bidding open South htere-for- She did this with regular embroidery decided that: it would be useless: cotton First she ran three rows of j ace It was just another case of a smart declarer play ing for every possibility ?A7) and In this Instance south was reOA962 warded by fulfilling his contract of A 1084 three no trump Obviously had the declarer taken the club finesse and Tha bidding: ' lost it east would have run four Eaat North West South heart tricks and set the contract 2A I V Paw Pu I wonder if east and west still Pa Pass 3NT 2NT think south was cheating! Pass Pass Pais Tomorrow's Hand North dealer The above bidding was rather norBoth sides vulnerable mal South the declarer had a certain amount of information to start A97) off with as to the type of game his VKQ86 -opponents played -- East and west he knew were playing an ultra one over A AS one system one in which two bids A J 1054 were made only on enormous rock AK VA73 crushers end accordingly the partner VJ 10954 OA72 0654) of the opening bidder was expected A 109 to keep a one bid open on little else AJ743 but prefer A AQ862 ‘ West's opening lead was the deuce V2 of hearts and east of course played O 1098 the queen South knew that the AKQ62 opening lead was either a singleton fourth best or conceivably away The hand will be discussed in tofrom three to an honor The last pos- morrow’s article sibility however seemed unlikely and south was also able to discount (Copyright 1934 King Feature Syn - the possibility of the singleton open dmaterIncj ing as if west had held a singleton Mr Culbertson will be very heart east would naturally have had answer question's' on eight cards of the suit and Would of glad toPlease inclose a stamped bridge course have rebid South accordingly envelope and adknew that there would be no point in dress your questions to Josephine Culbertsop in care qf this newspaper YOU SHOULD KNOW FREE BRIDGE BOOKLET THAT Readers of this newspaper may anyone no matter how in have a free copy of "Bridge Rule experienced can by follow and Etiquette” by Josephine we directions the Ing give Culbertson through special arautomothem paint their rangement Address Mrs Culbile furniture woodwork bertson In care of this newspa' etc and achieve profesper inclosing a stamped sional results jjfr- ' envelope A phone call win wring out BUYER RETURNS Home Service Man Mrs Jack Flndllng of the Boston UTAH CO store has returned to Salt Lake City Was TM after an extensive buying tour in last Broadway eastern market centers it was an noqnced Wednesday A Q98 Not to Give Anybody kEAR THIRTEENS: Tins is addressed to the boys and girls of thirteen or thereabout whose days are full of trouble punctuated by angry words and much table thumping and desk rapping It is a friendly word of caution from one who wishes you well Don’t give anybody a piece of your mind I know yoi long to do so about every half hour or so In the day But just don’t You cannot afford to give anybody a piece of your mind however great tljeir need of it You have none to spare In the first place You need every bit of mental power you can rake and scrape together for your own needs Even after you have sum- - SOMF PLANTS FOB FRAGRANCE I never walk through my garden and see the various bushes of southernwood without thinking of the prim old ladies I used to know in England who took sprigs of the fragrant herb with them to church to sniff at through the sermon Southernwood was famous as a ‘'reviver” — from the dryness of the sermons no doubt! Also this plant was invariably the nucleus of the three-pennbouquets we used to purchase to take back to our city homes from vacations in the Southernwood in the cencountry ter and then the small tight dahlias popular at That time marigolds and other flowers arranged closely and stiffly around and around - m the fmnhrtteer tMwwdiHWjiMrt-wOur ideas in both of reinforcements Keep your mind to yourself first because you need it all and last because giving any of It 'to anybody else is too expensive When somebody annoys you try not to feel called upon to empty your mind upon him It usu- ally means that you call out every edged thought —t and word you possess and hurl at the offender Patrl Angeto costs you That takes your nervous energy the good word of the offender the onp to whom you gave the piece of your mind Instead of being at all grateful for your precious gift he is angry through and through He will repay you in kind as soon as opportunity offers You may say that you don’t care and you will probably be speaking the truth But the time will come when you will care and then you will understand why I and the rest of your teachers beg that you keep your mind to yourself when you are angry You never have enough friends There Is never a time when you can afford to lose one Then don't throw any away by such rashness as this giving them a piece of your mind I am not saying that you are never to speak but I am saying with all solemnity that you must count the cost of your speech If you believe that your duty' compels you to speak out if you are crusading for righteousness sake speak out and may the best man win But and this Is usually the case if you are speaking for the sake of your wounded pride and vanity keep still ”Shetold me I was and I’m- - not going to stand for that — so I gave her a piece of my mind" is the sort of thing I mean Giv- -' Ing the teacher a piece of your mind in such circumstances Is but to prove her point and cost you the respect and esteem of that teacher Too big a bill for so little a purchase “Aunt Mary told me that blue was unbecoming and when I told her she didn’t have to wear It she told me that I was spoiled so I Just gave her a piece of my mind I wasn't going to take that from her” If you did that you gave more than you could afrord and for a very poor eause You made a bad bargain You gave a part of yourself and you got nothing for It but the hurt resentment of one who wanted to do you a kindness Guard your tongue Don’t try to say smart things Then you will not have to be sorry for speaking words that you cannot recall Just remember that few people ar sorry for what they did NOT say These rows were close together and acted as the padding for the buttonholing which she did in close and regular formation Then at intervals she made a bullion stitch similar to a French knot except that she wound the thread more times on the needle pulled ihe ncedle through tho coils and fastened the thread back into the edge of the matertal at the point where she had started making the bullion stitch These looped bullions gave the effect of fine plcot Next she drew the outline of the cutwork panel which was to be filed with the buttonhole needle lace as shown in the direction leaflet She buttonholed up tone side of panel and along the top to within one inch from the center Then she brought her needle back down on the side the same distance as she had buttonholed ' o ill-br- -- - tt d By 'Piece of Their Mind’ By ANGELO PATRI e west played low he went up with the aee in dummy and lo and behold the king dropped together with snarls and snorts and moans and groans from east and west Actually when south made his play he did not really expect to drop the club king He knew however that the finesse j:ould not win and therefore that Tie had nothing to lose by going up with the Ur-ge- along the top She made three strands to Inquiries from parents amt then buttonholed over these! — — Mr Ratrl will give personal-attentiostrands making a buttonhole bar and school teachers on the care and development of children Write Back at the top she buttonholed and him in care of this paper Inclosing a stamped addressed made picot or bullion that came dienvelope for reply rectly m middle of space Then she went on buttonholing across the top by two and last the ushers walking and down the side the same distance together two by two $2-$3-- $5 from the corner as on other side She R S V P KAY’S OWN BETTY made three strands of thread and but- Dear Muss de Peyster: 1007 tonholed them half way down earned Please give the correct wording and her thread over to middle of first form to use when acknowledging a buttonholed bar made three strands formal invitation to a house wedding buttonholed them making pieet in Famous because' no electricity-drWhen the writer is npt’accepting center came back to unfinished bar the invitation? beat or harsh chemicals are IN DOUBT used to dim the natural luSter and buttonholed that went down the a The formal invitation for of hair regret your side for a proper space and repeated to a house SPECIAL— HOT OIL N AA wedding is worded like this loops and picots as shown In the il- (written on the first VU 8HAMPOO AND page of plain lustration on direction leaflet The white FINGER WAVE work was easy and the finished lace Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong was effective and real BETTY KAY’S regret that they are unable to accept Mr and Mrs (Bride’s Parent’s)’ kind Detailed Instructions for “NeeWas 3241 174tf 'so Main invitation for Tuesday the first of dle Lace on Pillow Slip" may be at four o’clock 3 cents and September obtained by sending a stamped envelope to Nancy Page in care of this paper Permanent Waves double-sheete- d wet should find many a champion among local gardeners” lor they tfre perfectly hardy and m due season cover themselves with dainty single flowers The Penzance sweet briars YOU mi TQ ADD § UN ME E30V7 LBS PEltT WEEK New Concen- Mineral trate From the Sea Free From Drugs Tills Out Scrawny Hollows Quick GW Called "SKINNY AS A Helpa RAIL” Tasd Critical Bummer--time “Bathing Sul Test1— Here’s food nows for the tklnnr under-ellolkt &- - u)'t stem to But oq s pound no matter what ther oat "Blnce anr her irtend tolls ma taklns that I psea the Bathtnt Suit TM IN per cant" sari Mia M lLN4 Tort Hert'e the new autck werto add I pounds In 1 week or It doean't coat you a penny Kelp-a-M- the amaelns new aea plant tente lets rlaht down and correct tho n cause of thin tihdemourlahed men and wtmta— STARVED OLAND61 It In eaatly aaelmllable form every provide vital body mineral for proper functionlna el the alande without which no amount of aood food con do you on ounro of eood It provides Iron and copper loriiiTrieN vigor nd vltalltT calcium and tmosphorui I' ftulohur for twth nd diminution 8tx tftbleU provide more jropr iodine thin 469 pound of spinach Kclp-a-Mnot pnf adds needed weiaht improve your looks but quickly corrects eout acid atomach fas and indigeitUw tt Money Baek Gnarantea today TTao it for two weeks for complete remlneralleation of the body At the end of a week you will sain at least 5 pounds look better feel better and have tnore enduranca than aver belota or tho trial la Iree Don't wait any lonsor Get Kelp-a-MHOW Help restore pep ana aneriy till etay scientific way Reeultr lane else' bottle 100 Jumbo alee tablet 4 to I times the alas of ordinary tablet) costa but a few cents a day Ba sura to remember the name Tablet— onrlnal and tenu-!- n kelp and malt tablet Prescribed and used by physlclana Thera U nothin else Ilk them o don't accept Imitations or foe children substitutes Pin too — thetr appetites Kelp-a-Mcan ba Try Kelp-n-tfy- I’ SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- DRUG N STORES By KATHRINE DE PEYSTER DOUBLE WEDDING Dear Mis de Peyster: I am to be married very soon apd my brother intends to make it double wedding' and we find there are many things most bewildering It is to be an Informal wedding In church taking place about ten o'clock in the morning with only immediate relatives and friends present 1 What would you suggest for wedding breakfast? Or could this be omitted the couple leaving immediately? L Would one bridesmaid end one groomsman be sufficient for both couples or is it more correct to have a bridesmaid and groomsman for each couple? 3 Pleas tell me the arrangement of the procession to and from the Tirffralrein0lnounced TODAY’S HOROSCOPE A blend of rihl spice By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE aromatil leaves and seeds According to the predominant planetary influences this may be a day of unusual liveliness with much of an abrupt and quite unforeseen nature actuating the affairs There are’ adverse elements with need for precaution calm judgment and wise manipulation of these sudden opportunities There may be some gain in possessions industry or through writings or publicity but employ for all pickling’ purpose! Schilling Ppcklyng Spice HV© Homilies Easti to ST LOUIS KANSAS CITY via the MEMPHIS ROYAL GORGE MOFFAT TUNNEL on Dotsero Cut off SflCDnrllMITEB b1 I A THE wuS' NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON in ROYAL GORGE AND VIATHE MOFFAT TUNNEL Via Royal Got go Exampl Westbound Read Up pm Sun Lf Salt Lake City Ar Tue 7:15 am 9:37 am Mon ArGlenwood Spga Ar Mon 7:45 pm Ar Mon 12:48 pm 4:41 pm Mon Ar Royal Gorg Le Mon 11:25 am Pueblo 8:35 pm Mon Ar Via Moffat Tunnel 7:3 Lake Lv Salt m 14:45 pm Sun City Ar TU Denver Lt Mon 3:3 pm 2:35 pm Mon St 11:45 Lv Mon Ar Colorado Spring 4:55 pm Mon aim Lv Mon 10:59 m Pueblo 4:08 pm Mon Ar Pueblo’ Ar Mon 10:40 am '4:10 pm Mon Lv Lv Sun 9:40 pm 8:20 am Tu Ar Kaunas City Lv Sun 2 00 pm St Louie 4:05 pm Tu Ar Lv Sun 800 i lo :10 pmTuAr Memphia Conntclknu In St louh Union Station with fatt traitu to Now York Washington and Easttrn Ciriea No Change of Station 0Connections at Memphis to Southeast end Sew Orleans letter-paper- (Copyright 1934 Publisher Syndicate) 00 he man-give- J ETIQUETTE add liveliness with some unforeseen race developed in England with change new interests and opportu-betteflowerg than the type may bejmties There mav be a definite here They all have charm- - crease of indus-m- g possession through names many of them taken fromn wise decisions or as token of ap-tnovela of Sir Walter Scott such pr'eciation of anelderly person or as Amy Robsart Meg Merrilees etc instltutibn However employment Lavender is known the world overio(eri perplexities and there a for the loveliness of its fragrance danger through trickery or secret enRecently in Portland I saw great mities bushes of this plant grown in almost A child born on 'this day may be every garden Here m Utah when lively versatile ingenious in manv it does grow it seldom gets taller directions taking it into strange than 18 inches Some of our winters fields or levels of high adventure kill well be it would but it might Notable nativity: George Bernard worth purchasing anew every year Shaw authqr A tiny plant which looks like noth(Copyright 1934 King Feature in the which at all but ing daytime Syndicate Inc ) fills the garden with sweft breath in the evening is the evening scented WARD PLANS OUTING e a A p bouquet making will usually reseed itself all over the of the L D S Twenty-seventward will be it and welcome always place to an outing Saturday at invited are once you know it 2 in Liberty park it was an- 2H! Bishop Joel Wednesday Japanese V Richards The program will consist of white and flowers yellow lnislof a softball baseball game horse twiner delight everyone who gets a shoe and other contests breath of the strong heady fra- - Those pitching who plan to attend grg asked to bring their own food for a picnic don’t forget the sweetness of these luncheon at 6 30 p m flowers in your desire to have gay color and gardening have changed since I was a child and southernwood would have no place m modern table decoration But why I’m sure I cannot tell It’s pretty finely cut foliage apart from its fragrance would endear it to anyone The common n names -- either lad’s love or old to this herb may recall it to memory of some of my readers There is always a place m even the smallest garden for those plants which add little in gay color but much in sweet perfume to the gar den There are many other herbs besides southernwood which might well be given a corner For instance have you ever smelled anything quite like rosemary? The pretty name of this Herb alone would endear it to me Yet it is not always perfectly hardy in our winters The sweet briar roses with the aroma of ripe apples about their foliage more noticeable when it is n t' ment call for amiable handling Be on guard against fraud duplicity and secret enmities Those whose birthday it is may be prepared for a year of much activity the Garden Gate Through MAUD CHEGWIDDEN the traveler by the opening of the MoffatTunnel If Scenic Limited passengers so desire they may the Scenic limited to St Louis and eastern cities may choose either one of two routes to Pueblo One route goes through the magnificent Royal Gorge the other through a new Rocky Mountain territory just made available to on Passengers go over one route and return over the other There it no extra Jdre on any trains operating east from St Louis SERVICE RADIO-FOUNT- AIN LOUNGE SILVER PLATTER MEALS AND DINING CARS E F BERTL1NG Room 201 Judge Bldg Salt Lake City General Agent "A Service Institution” 42S FAST FREIGHT SERVICE via BOTH ROUTES altar REPLY It is not at all necessary to have wedding breakfast or to plan for festivity any other This is entirely a matter of the choice and her family or of the bride-to-b- e and in this case of the brides-to-btherl families Since if you do’ plan to have breakfast after the ceremony it will n your case be really breskfast not as usually a" luncheop-menyou would plan to have breakfast Items served You might have orangeJuice T?rteedr'frspeiratrbr meToffyserved f first Then eggs scrambled or baked in ramekins and served with small strips of bacon thin pieces of buttered toast jmd coffee 1 At a double wedding usually each bride has her own maid of bon or and each groom has his best man Sometimes however they hate the same chief attendants Sometimes each bride is the chief attendant for tha other bride and bach grooth'the best man for the other groom Usually even if they have different chief attendants the brides have the same bridesmaids and toe grooms have the same ushers 3 In the processional each bride comes In on thg arm bf her father (When toe bride are sisters the older sister usually walks with her father and toe younger sister with older brother or male relative or they 1 e IIow Has the Girl of Today Met the Challenge of These Troubled Times? Read “CAROLINE" u By Ruth Dewey Groves A BrandjNew Serial of LOV-E- LIFE— aml tlie New Modern Girl V In Our World of Stress and Change J Then her whole world crashed forcing her Caroline Rutledge was brought up in luxury to build a completely new lile- - life Th'whid h evcn romailce arid love were ’fcntirely from what she had known - ’flif-fere-nt walk together with their father rijt oneon each aide of him) Firgtreopie toe ushers walking together twfby two Then the bridesmaids walking together two by two Then toe maid of honor of toe younger brldev then the younger bride wiHWfiif father Next the attendant of thesoij-e- r bride end then the older bride with her father The younger bride is married first and then steps aside for the second ceremony The recessional is led by toe older bride and her husband' and the younger bride follows directly behind with her husband Then the two tnatda of honor might yaik together next toe bridesmaid walking together two ” WHAT DID CAROLINE DO? 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