Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1933, Page 6

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Prince- Edward Island with its peace- ful charm offers picturesque fish- ing villages and miles of sandy beaches. | All summer sports—fishing, swimming, | golf, tennis, etc. No passports re- quired. Clip this ad as a reminder to write or stop in. for booklet and full information. A MONTH COSTS ONLY $1354.51 | CANADIAN INATIONAL | B Lrenspohere tr Conade | GBO. L. BRYSON W, Telepbone National 2333 Everythi | s—-XJ8642 TROPHY AWARDED IN BRIDGE EVENT Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Fuller | Win National Contract Pair Championship. By the Associated Press. ASBURY PARK, N. J, August 2.— Mrs. Courtland N. Smith of Montclair and Mrs. Robert B. Fuller of New York won the national woman's contract pair champlonship yesterday in the final round of the American Bridge League's Summer session of the Seventh Annu- al National Bridge Tournament. The victory gave Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Puller the Wilbur C. Whitehead Troph: el percentage was 438.9. By thelr victory they nutrmauuuy qualified for the masters' pairs The runners-up ucrc Mrs. Em Clement and Mrs. Marie Black of New York with 434. Men’s Final Round. mning concurrently, was the final rn\md of the special men’s contract pairs. a non-championship event. It was won by George Reith of New Yo d B. J B“(“«‘r of P’hunde]p:l; with ol i ith 5381, John F. Barry and Nathan S 'Kelly of Boston with 279, William fcKenney and Henry P. Jaeger of Cleveland with 278 and P, Hal Sims and George Unger of Deal with 275. Provokes Bitter Battle. The following hand provoked & bitter battle: NORTH. 8—-AS53 -3 D-AKD?32 C—K9863 BAST. WEST. 81 H—J 13 H—AK9643 D—10 8 43 c—Q 4 c—-15612 BOUTH. 5Q 10 9 H—Q 10 5 J15 C—A J 10 Geoffrey Mott-Smith the Pergusm Club, New York, playing Henry J. Vogel of Brooklyn, set their opponem: two tricks by clever defense. Dr. Vogel, in the East, opened the | bidding with one heart. South bid cne | no-trump, and West oflered two spades, North raising to three no-trump, at | which declaration the hand was played. When the dummy goes down, South counts 10 tricks, 5 1n Clubfi 4 in dia- monds, in perhaps an extra hem trick. The deuce of hearts | was led. Minute Mystery Salution o AN ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY. (Bee Page A-3.) Had the elder Fulton's story been true there would hnve bem blood on the flashlight. later revealed that his oon dered Robbin¥ and that the Il- attempted to assume the guflt in order to spare him. THERE 1S NO FRIENDSHIP, NO LOVE, LIKE THAT OF THE PARENT FOR THE CHILD.— Henry Ward Beecher. in Hardware and_Paints SAVE More, at Peoples Check These Values! Household o Brushes " 18¢ Vegetable . ... 8c 10c Baby Bottle .. . 6¢c 25c¢ Toilet Bowl . .18¢ Beer Bottle 25¢ (Crank Handle Type) 25¢ Wire Wheel Spoke 15c¢ Serub .. . ... 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C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1933. MEMBER WE DO OUR PART THESE WASHINGTON MERCHANTS ARE DOING THEIR PART Department Stores Goldenberg's Hecht Co. S. Kann Sons Co. Harry Kaufman, Inc. King's Palace Lansburgh & Bro. Palais Royal, Inc. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Woodward & Lothrop Shoe Stores Wm. Hahn & Co. B. Rich’s Sons Specialty Stores Becker’s Leather Goods Co. Erlebacher Frank R. Jelleff, Inc. S. Livingston & Son Model Shop Milton R. Ney Rizik Bros. Saks Fur Co. H. Zirkin & Sons, Inc. Joseph R. Harris Co. Music Stores Homer L. Kitt Co. Arthur Jordan Piano Co. Men’s Stores Brodt's Hat Store Raleigh Haberdasher Grosner’s The Mode Young Men’s Shop Fred Pelzman’s Fashion Shops D. J. Kaufman Inc. Furniture and Home Furnishing Stores Dulin & Martin House & Herrmann Hub Furniture Co. Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Mayer & Co. National Furniture Co. P. J. Nee The provmons of the NRA retail code Y have been made effective in the above establishments as of Tuesday, August Ist | This Js a partial Het of Washington stores it is not a seflection wpon any included. stores who have any establishment whose name is not od the eode; This advertisement Is prepared and gfil for by the artment and Specialty Stores Division of the erchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Washington. \