Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1933, Page 37

MAGAZINE PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1933. WOMEN’'S FEATURES. AMAZE A MINUTE SCIENTIFACTS—BY ARNOLD. SPECIAL Conquerihg Contract : 'MAXWELL HOUSE BY P. HAL SIMS. 7 K ‘ O that guy Leroy Shooster is cérteny & C FF ' ! 1 \ : Iueky guy. ‘ ’ E E: 2 A All lucky guys are lucky guys, that's Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed their chief caracteristic, pop said, and the greatest living c(mtmc't and E \ by : thelr chiel caracteristc, pop sald, | auction . He was captail Y y said, Buf roy Shooster is exter spe- b i et cial lucky, It's fearse how lucky he is, COUD 1O THE LAV ENOE the remowned “Four Horsemen” N team and has won 24 national ! ngbody was ever that lucky. = ehampionships since 1924, . ¢ i ¥That makes him quite an original 3 F D To R E S caracter, pop said, and I said, Yes sir, * g ig i |G, pop,for instants this aiternoon, me iNC i - - ‘Wh ! bl ) and him was wawking -home from | s Facilitate the One-Over-One When | | ; : A ; L R You Want to Hear It. 4 o o =, y m; pn:r;ne;nt“-nd g:(xck s;ooped d;:n SE_foresight in selecting be- ] ] | et Vas happening. . Now why|§ | FOR THIS WEEK END ONLY R o e tween one no trump and one ) : d / | Souldnt T of saw it before him in- BUY AMERICAN—Buy from your nearest United in & suit, when a one-over-one , y ™ i stead of him seeing it before me? I 2 e . . response’ by Sour. partner, 1t ‘ . S ! it | : 2l 2 Food Store. Satisfaction Guaranteed . e ’un make. it, will be very | c d - Because you're lucky, pop said, and Informative for you. b | W E, |I'said, Me? You mean him, and pop |sald, No, I mean you. To reckonize ¢ W | E52 55 CRISCO . .+ 18c GRAPENUTFLAKES*-9c | PARKS OF WASHINGTON, ; | sendants of Adam and Eve have had | HAVE 200 SPECIES OF TREES FROM et fo emulate the chickins and scratch | ALL THE CONTINENTS. THE AMERICAN e e e i K LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE get the bést plekings andithose thatll @~ .Y Do oo oL ) e o e SR RN S UBIRRL RS, SEEEGEs s e — [ ELM, HOWEVER, PREDOMINATES. dont scratch at all get left out in the R MACARONI 3 25¢ | cold. Well now the boy who starts out in life expecting everyihing to fall his H SPAGHETTI 3 s 19 CHATKA CRAB MEAT. ....... «n29c way without werking for it, expecting : GUNPOWDER TAKES Yoo fo-be lucky in other werds. wil grow M C * |up still feeling that life owes s SECOND TO EXPLODE (BURN), Ning. > NOODLES WHILE GUNCOTTON REQUIRES L 3 But G, pop, gosh, I bet Leroy Shoos- ONLY '/50,000. ; : tor will just keep'on being that way S o matter how old he gets. I said. A ) ' [, % en in b B Rt £ ) | I bet he' a t e SRR EEl WESSON OIL . 1»en27c THE DARK FILM P to; him and bem{; left all the money . IN ALUMINUM PANS ‘| Fag he needs in people’s wills, I said, and JAR MUSTARD FREE said, Theoretically I still claim 'S NOT DANGEROUS, m rite, but axuslly I'm half inclined BEING QUICKLY RE= tb bleeve " there's . something to -your “UNEEDA BAKERS" Aclo eaurts: o omee, | NATIONAL ZWIEBACK . .. . . .. 1 COLLEGE INN Assorted SOUPS .3 cms 25¢ SCHIMMEL’S JELLY feeling. OLD VIRGINIA s PURE PRESERVES..... . ... .2-m. sae 25¢ This hand occurred in a team-of- four match. I sat North. Dealer, East, bid one no trump, which was | passed up to me. I doubled. East passed and my partner, Willard Karn, passed, reading me for an obvious | major-suit double. West rescued in two clubs, the proper bid in this emer- gency, and Karn doubled this contract. All passed and we set them 600 points. J At the other table, Bumstine bid a elub in the East position. South over- | the hand was due to East's poor judg- called with a diamond, North bid 8 |ment in his opening bid at my {m‘e_ spade, which he would have done even | No one likes no trumps better than had South passed. The hand Was |y and East has 3); tricks and a trifle ;hged( ;‘t e spade, three odd being | over. But why be so anxious to be ade (plus 90). declarer on this hand if no trumps is My feams proft of 510 points on | o e the eventusl declaration? Why not hope that West can bid a major MENU FOR A DAY. New Potatoes .....5 1. 19¢ Green Cabbage .....2 1bs. 9¢ R T Fresh Asparagus. == 25¢ § A DOG suit and make it “SJ for him to do s0 by opening the bidding with a club? BREAKFAST. zg;lnflln?t Iee?le' (xi’illmgd hioldmgimho' y Wheat Dereat with ‘Cream. f““"“e ywpr:‘:r:;”:';’“d'; etore: no & 3 BAKER'S Prench Toast. Coftee. | | havisator——but make it easy for your WELL FED. IS PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. .. . %-m esxe 23c F Tomat s i : resh Tomatoes =5 ..2™ 23¢ crew to take soundings when the waters are not fully charted. . A J 2 This hand of East’s is intrinsically . - not of the no-trump type, in spite of } “ p its distributed honors. The diamond ¢ 2 i 3 holding is so nearly a worthless dou- LUNCHEON. Oyster Stew, Crackers. Preserved Peaches. Almond Cake. Tea. | DINNER. BANQUET s== TEA > 2lc 1daho Bak’g Potatoes,] (.2 25¢ bleton; only if partner bids a diamond . Qream. of Carrot Sour. et ohat e W SUNSHINE Fancy Carrots . . ... 2 »=a= 15¢ Hallout 2y Gratin. e e, wnd - enecve| A beef produtt that saves you money EOCRAT GRARAR ERACKEARS s 176 Stringless Beans. Tomato Jelly Salad. Pudding. Cof major suits are only singly stopped, VA { there is not even a finesse holding for ¥ F}MOU, MEDICAL AUTHORITIES the third round of the club suit,“With | ; this hand I would wish to make.it easy that beef meat 14 a real health-build- both for my partner to make & Bit{ - Pached 24 cant 4.7 ez, *That ts why Doggie Dinner, the beef meat Schindler’s PEANUT BUTT'R . 2 1-v. sars 25¢ flee. Gypsy Large California Qranges ¢-=- 29¢ FRENCH TOAST. 1 TR PR Beat 2 eggs and add 1 cup in the “one” range for constructive tion, is best for dog. Experts scientifi- P AT L o e e et ey scom | PETER PAN SALMON, 2 cons Eating 1, saltspoon salt and a grating e 'm‘:;;f:.‘l. ?i'r"nf.’.io&'ox"&"&?;"fi cally blend chis i beef Snent ’ c Applu' RUVEES 4 <, 19C < withifourteeniothers to insure a perfectly bal- "+ G- ianced food: Keep your dog happy and in con- full." dition— buy’ Doggie Dinner for your pet today! j pound Simpeon Products Co., Terre Haute, Ind. of orange rind; cut slices of stale bread into rounds with a biscuit cutter, dip them in the egg mix- ture and fry on both sides in itter. strength elsewhere. The least changes OYSTER STEW. which would con\‘ertb:;m hand into 8 : no trump opening in_ preference Boll 1 cup strained oystef | |0 (TAND OPULOE PV, T TUEenG case my partner were very weak. With A queen: and one helding a no ‘trump opening bid is admigsible, but the hfld should have compensating reinforcing Juicy Florida Oranges.. = 2lc Cooking Apples . ......5 19¢ VERMONT MAID SYRUP. . . . 12-0r. sar 19¢ 2 JIG-SAW PUZZLES FREE LITH-A-LIMES ,.2o%,, ... ...... 10¢ liquor and J cup water. Skim, 0 g The PERFECT - 1, s strengthen it as follows: h e e o B ign T io¢ Foop |IE BAKER'S ®ze= COCOANUT. . ..... 3 sane 25¢ tablespoon rolled crackers. ! His. K x x B | : y When mixture begins to botl' add i BLagoz i+ 1 - 3 1 quart oysters. Boil 1 minute, or < % b ‘p’:l':) l: cup crea‘lin or col%omgk %;:' Ax.vflx‘r s 2 Bl 50 5 bl Fxi: : i RITTER’S BEANS COFFEE MILK SALE (Copyright. 1933.) T Bl UG ) . - s or BORDEN’S LARGE B - > PHILLIPS’ BEANS YELLOW BAG. .... » 25¢ CARNATION CAN , 3 ORIENTA ......... m 35¢ PET -+ LIBBY'S ASTOR .......c.. m 28c § 6 = 25¢ WHITER ! YOU. 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