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50012,, YZ 10, B 0, rubber game.VZ dc-alf axgidbidbitree A aacrih Y passed, on a passed. at shoilld A lead? To thqwritcr, this seems easy. Z has made an original bid of three spades and if correct, it should indicate" lack of help for hearts, the 9th gnajorsuit. F or that rnannn .1... Hand No. 4 H 1- on v w J II_\ I . 1 I Cl\eaner,% Presser and Dyer 109 DUNLOP s'r. , PHONE 229 Nailga W. Aaseh" 48,'inve1 hand grenade used in the V is dead in Stoughton. VVis. aseh,, 48,` inventor of they VVorld War,; ouzhton. VVis= ` .___. -._._ ow... nIvIui\lllllIJlWv ullaublill in his" power. _ Consult the branch manager of the Bank of '_I'oronto to-day. ' `BANIQFTORONTO To go through with such a progressive program, borrowing money to cbver initial costs is usually Securing" a loan of thisltind is.a simple matter for farmers of sound character. All that in` is an interview with the local branch manager of the Bank of Toronto. 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Will not stain clothing. 50: Tin at all Dru ms` or by mail ram The Daffy Medicine 00., td., Toronto 8. Ontqrio. WHO WORK work in a. 'A main man... y5u"c';x`z'.- 0 E'xtract Tabloitu wameneas work wonders. a.u.mmar the but unnho t vvuere 3 me cmer? Ch1ef?" repeate ly.`What chief?" Dnn'f sign -4-- -vvv.-J WILu.u, conga. now. my em. wh::.`::::::. Where's the chief? C'hief')" rnnnnl-n.: n...._-, --you weren't when we came on board? Ashe murmured. "You were shamming! Why-" _ ' , "Wh&t--mn vnnlr" `---"~ ' ' LOUI- "And th at's that!"_ remarked Tish lightly. tossing his weapon a -Amazement-am1 ......u..._ my _ ...-.. yous wuu, 11-3-I-DP" lp- With a startled oath, Mr. Pooch is clamped his hands firmly over her lips ` 1," and tore her from the rail. Connemara n. desperately sought to free herself from an hispauseating embrace. but this time n. Pooch" held her tightly gripped in the .3, crook of one arm, while his free hand v-lAbegan an exploration of her garments lie. in search of the packet of"bank notes. 5. ] Crimson with rage and embarrassment d 15' by a. louder repetition of the hall from | the surrounding murk. It seemed clos- i . . ' by /the white cap of Mo'i`ish`slowly rose . over the hatchway. In one hand the F little man held an iron bar and heft vhefted it speculatively as he surveyed! the struggling pnir. before stepping 1 i into the cockpit. His movements were I deliblerate and unhurried---he might` l have been completely detache from. 1 i-the picture. Part way over h 'even?] stopped to arrange negtgy a. protruding` ,1 l I coilxof rope. Mr.| Pooch ppeared not to` see. Mc'1`ish, doubtless believing him r -; safely accounted for by the hatch pad- ,` .lock, for at, Connemara's hopefully `eager glance at the little Scotchman '5 ,over Pooch's shoulder." Pooch only 1` laughed aloud. wrenching her wrist, CPU!`-III tn manta-sl- `--~ ' ' _ v-.v_u.anJ o 1 "Eh-tha.t l1 "be all Uwth stand `,awo.y from the girl." Tish evenly. 'i`ntke the air,_you little rat--I'11 slap you for a mock orange! growled M22; Pooch, too busy with Connemara. to`, look around. . He should have done so`! For withdut another word and as calmly as driving a nail with a. hammer. McTish raised at: requestod Mc- ' 5 I 1 Hill. I feet. MA Kand. determined to guide _ A faint hat} over the water abruptlv cut off Mr. Pooch :-1 summing up. He stepped quickly to the rail besiqe Con. nemara, peering eagerly into the gloom with her. The hall wa not repeated den piercing. Hae-I-p!" _ With :1 .u+ann...1 ...-a-I. -- - jg- . And that : that!" remarked Mc- Tish lightly, togsing his weapon aside. __________________, '- 3 u`?W:)l'?oTree xs?gt?"!"' queried Connemara - in turn; L v 5 -Me? grinned M11 Pooch. Why 3 I'm`,th,e tth horsemgn or the yoo-oa.l-. ` iptis. Never mind who I am! Why.don t ' you get senaibleend hand over that r titty thous_o;nd bucks and be done with ;it? You don : look like no Dumb Dora. : why act like one? Your boy friend has `left you flat on your ear and Swede's I gan8 ll be along any minute, 'so`-" uumwmaru; at-m~poisod~ on the" rail. "Oh, be yourself!" stunted M|'.,P0Och ` diagusteqiy. "Every copper in; the wide. wide world in iookin' for us now. and it's a cinch you- don't wanna meet no John Laws any: more than I do! Who's thatncake eater which was with `you on the retry?" ` V ` "Who are you?" ' ,_ - --- ..----up `are you a.nyv7vays?" ~,. "Will you put me-aahox-e?" partied Connemara; at-Ill-poised tho rail. "Oh. be yourself!" an-um-A |l- D--L LUK'U- ."Dlttex-ant here!" said Mr. Pooch la- contcally. And. I'll tell the cock-eyed world I ain't -gonna take no lessons tonight! Hop down on that L;-all and we'll talk matters over, I'm gems` sick of thlsxclownin ! Who in blazes ` are anyways?" "Will van nut Inn ...|-....'.'L.ou _-....x-.- ru UVUI` HUI" IIIUIIIOOPZ ` you[touch:mo,--I--I'll Jump ovat- board--I n'iean,1t!" ._ 7 - ` f;_ 1 To her aux-patio. Mr. Pouch fell back a step. `- . , : "Can you swim ?" he jnqulred, almost casually. - " Yes---very well indeed!" panteg Connemara, on the verse 0! hysteria-, from this auddin; apppcatlon at _the= hrnlmn on on..- 1.- -- - tore. ._.....-.---u; was: Ipuv VUIQU US nyuterll suddeznr application the brakes to the h oics_ of a moment he- (Co'ni:inuO2T pa.gV ]) V At last, with P ao_ close to her .that his pantingwbr _th beat on her tacc and his groping hands were with- in an - inch or her throat. Connemara wrenched away. sprang to the rail. and gas 6 over her shoulder: I t yo'untouchA mo:-I-I'il over- nnA_- ....'.... .. `LI n - v vuswl. I ; ch!9f?'f d Connemara va gue.` , uu I ..?.`."3.".`i rd s t from nbrace. time htlv Erlnnm-I In nan taken it. I recommorilythe Vegeta- ble Compound when I -have the o pox-tunity."-Min Roma. 21 Ha` - .1115 mo-1'1sn. , `fYou rich boloneys thinkhyou ;the ocean.` don't you?" he bello' shaking a huge wet fist under the M tle Scotch,man s placid nose. ``I g: headed boob!_" good mind to knockyou silly, you`: 1. uluululg`. _! Well, what, do you know-eh--Sis- ,` ter?" he inquired, with his winning smile. 4 - _ "First, get some rope or .something V, and tie that-_-that beast up!" como-_ _'. manded Connemara,. finding -her/voice ` at last and gesturing to the recumbent Pooch. He tried to--Oh. don't stand there looking at me.vTie him up or I'll ~ do it myself! ' Lacydisappeared down a hatch-way. returning a moment later with a coilof J `sisted `aboard from the sea a burly . gentleman and a lady. The lady col- 3 `lapsed gracefully to the deck and as 1 Connemara ran to her with quick syv:;- pathy, the big man turned on the sco - 1 `mg McTish. ' . uxrnn mink I....u.._-_-- 4- - - ,, ..-_.. ...,.. nnuullll H1 WIUI - I a will. Drawing near Connemara. Lacy observed her torn garments with `a puzzled frown--then his eyes wandered '_l~to the prostrate. Mr. Pooch. who was I` beginning to show signs of awakening. _ knelt down and removed Pooch"s coat, V and, "arising, tendered the garment .to` ` iconnemara with a [bow hastily buttoned it around her bared ;:'shoulders, while Mr. Lacy began to l twist the water out of his own aaoakedl` . clothing; WA tnlnnb .1- --A-- " __ . .. ...n . V ALG u:;um.uue(l. I2, Connemara. nodded speechlessli . the rail. McTish, fishing dllige -,`with his life preserver, had evide I . got a bite and was now hauling in ` . 1 [observed `wit . nnwzin fans..- n--- --- .-----...5 _yuu ucl U; A helpless gurgle was the onrfy . retort Connemara could think of. ` Lacy vaulted lightly .to the shedding water like a panlel. "WI McT1sh ? he demanded. . P (`Any-nnn.1n...\ _A-33 " ;u.u> evemngz" smilingvly greet : David Lacy. of hither and yon. Imeetlng you here!" A I....I..I-_ ' r ..-.-u. uul. U]. .ulUN,1. |M`TWel!, well, well- gful evening!" smilh ` David T.nr-v no hen.-. :ya.<:-`ht ahd stared `at be: beautiful set of molars. I 1XInH .....n .__A" ' IIBIIII 1 Hearts- K, J, 8, 2 Cl_I`.1bs - A, J-, 9, 3 uus A, ', Bliamonds -3 Ky,'} , 7, 6` Snadu- 7 mronw, untarlo. - "I work facbory and I would have to get away from my work every time Iwas sick.. The draggin -down pains and cramps were very ad, but my `back was terrible. It hurt so that I couldn't lie down with it. I heard some of.the irls talking about Lydia E. Pmk- a.m'a Vezetabln nnn1nnI'In`H -I-4 "H--' IUL clu FF`? % ,......w..... 14 mu IZWO cuamonds, A two 3 ea nd Y and Bvpassed. Z now bid t ree dnamonds, A passed, Y bid three hearts, B and Z passed and A doubled. Allfassed and A opened the king. of H3rt5' Kn Q: J: 9: 7 Clubs-A, K 4 Diamonds - k, 1. 1o, 3, 2 Spades -- none -No score, first game. 2 dealt and bid one heart, A one spade and Y and B passed. Z bid two diamonds, A spades and and B nagma 7 mm H-1 W(:1"< ) be contihued) eupclilll as mvq uestion, eve card ha `is hand has been suggest as the proper lead. Needless to say, only one card Ihouki be led so that a. number o( correaponlenta vii! be disappointed. Don't allow the dierenoe in myopixiion, and your own to discourage you, how- ever. Learn to profit by your mistakes end you cannot help out xmprove. A I., ' `Road No. I Hearts ---8, 5,3 `Clubs-- 10, 7 , ,Diamonda -- 9, M3 spada `-4 Av 8: 60 5.1 `I 3 :--------:-n The test hands given in the preceding article have caused considerable com- ment and a wide difference of opinion. [:1 hand No. 2 for example, where A's `:roper.lead' is inoq uestion, `m is been -_._-.. I-, I I comuut 1935 w.j1ioyle.'Jr-_ . Hand No. 2 Lydia E. Pinl:|mn's -Vegefablle Compound Is a Great Friend- lt Stops Pain and Restore: Health V w`1iV-"-'J;hat a. delight- smillngvly greeted Mr. Fancy ' lere!" w Sefies by WYNNE **-ltai hrgma ~aux'a ys thinkyo own on?" bellowed. lit- .cid nnsm, T on` - ..... nu: aiuulent .110" 1. how. Connemara Ir. to, `soaked ou `know-eh--Sis- With his: urlnnh-.r-I s witty tould think M . t ed ( qsvpechlessl? to diligently rver. .Vidny-nflv her. displaying PS. Mt11v deucl-I, 1. Where's uyua uuuy evidently ng with my-n `Lo-.. ARTICLE No. 12' ruxa nave uum: up and ma thexr world-wxde reputatlon. - an vnnynn. nAullUJDo It is noticeable that people who have used Dodd s Kidney Pills are en- thusiastic in recommending them to others- That is how Dodd s Kidney Pills have built up and maintained their WOT](]-Wi(]n `I-An:-H-n+-In-n 0- V -.- V..- v-4;-usvu U0- , My head and back ached,.my legs v `feltbas though they were made of lead and my sight was bad. I felttired all the time. A friend of mine who had used your Dodd s Kidney Pills told me to try them. I took three boxes and they -have made a new erson out of me. I felt better after taking the rst box and have been -perfectly well ever since. `Dodd s Kidney Pills are certainly the best medicine I ever took and I highly. re- commend them to anyone suffering with their kidneys. TL 3.. ..-J----1-`- V` ' " I I Ott,awa, Ont., Jan._11 (Specia1)- I wzis feeling` very bad all over, says Miss L. Charbonneau, who lives at_304A Wilbrod St. `PHIL, `I On_ta.rio Lady Is Very Enthusiastic and Gives_ Her Views About 'Dodd s Kidney Pills. ' So Sails Miss I. Charbc.>nneau of Dodd's Kidney Pills._ -. ..._ snllll vuc Bpd-(LC (TICK. II that sis is correct, A should certainly bid four spades in preference to doubling {our hearts. If he makes the bid, he scores game and rubber, the value Of which is easily 400 points. If he could ; onl win 100 "ints on the double, the od 3 are just our to one in favor of the bid of {nut spades. . bloated feeling. Brings out old, waste matter you nev-I or thought was in your system. This.` excellent intestinal evacuant is wond-1 or-tul for constipation. Wm. Croesland drumzist. J5` - apauc tncx. m other words, if he doub- les he cannot hope to defeat his op- ponents more than one trick. On the other hand, if he bids four a des, he ought to make it. AB shouldpiot lose more than one heart trick, one club trick and one spade trick. If that analy- eis correct, certainlv bid . . uaa Luc cuolce or aoublmg tour hearts or of bidding four spades. It is the rub- ber game so his decision is an im ortant one. If he doubles {our hearts, e can- not gure on winning more than one heart trick, two diamond tricks and one spade trick. In other words, if he cannot hone m mt... n.:_ -_ . . .-_... ....uu-u 4.: uuw IJIU WlCl'l9'Cne lore` gorng hand? Thxs 15 another close hand. A has the choice of doubling four hearts bidding four nnmine 1+ :. L- ..--L No score, rubber game. Z dealt and bid one club, A one diamond, Y one heart and B one spade. Z now bid two hearts, A two spades, Y three hearts and B three spades. Z now bid four hearts. What should A now bid withothe fore- going is Choice nf Am.m:..... :...... 1.---.. unauu no. `I Hearts-5 K, 7, 5, 3 Clubs - 7 Diamonds - A, K, J, 8, 3 Spades -- J, 7, 6 second trick? There are two possibilities for A to consider. First, the lead of the deuce of clubs. Z may nesse the jack and if B has the queen, .45 may save - game then and tlieic. The objection to ; this lead is the fact that Z may have a. ` singleton club and play the king from Y s hand. The second alternative is the lead of the trey of hearts. Ii B has the king queen of hearts, AB can save ame by making two heart tricks an the ace of clubs. The writer favors the lead of the trey of hearts but would not criticize the lead of a. low club: It is a very close hand. .... awn, urspgame. L dealt and bid one de, A and Y passed and B bid two iamonds. Z, two spades, A three diamonds, Y three spades and all passed. opened the ace of diamonds and all follow. What should A nowlead to the gecond trick? There are fwn nnue--`I-'~-'-- V Hand No. 3 Hearts--A 9, 6,` 2 Clubs---K, J, 8, 4 Diamonds-- 7 des-: 9, 7, 5, 2 Hearts-- ,10, 5,3 ' - Cl_uba ---A, 10, 7, 2 - D1amondn-A R1 W` pull)! """"l\, IU, 7, 2 ,Dmnonds-A, 3, 4 Sand a--R K "For [years I ach. The first ed. I GA`S gknd qtten