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Jacoby
On Bridge
Reg. 69c
CAROL BRENT
WOMEN'S
PANTIES
Brief style, elastic leg.
All while cotton, rayon
blend. Sizes 34-42.
2 for $1.00
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Wnt North Eaas South
1 Double 2 2 4
Fax Pan Para
Opening lead -4 K
An
wiring
1.75 GUTTERS, 10'
Wards best galvanized!
28-gauge steel resists
rust, lasts for years. Box
type, 4-in. wide. 1 9
BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS
Reg. 1.98. Woih 'n wear
Acrilan acrylic knits never
need ironing. New colors.
6 to 18 1.66
BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS
Reg. 98c. Machine-washable
combed cotton; never
need ironing. Colorful new
stripes. 6-18 78c
MEN'S CREW SOCKS
SAVE 25
sorbent cotton; terry sole,
heel, -toe. Non-bind elas
tic top. White. 59c
COTTON GINGHAMS
Gingham plain ond fancies
for fall. Combed cotton,
washable, wrinkle h
Reg.79cyard 58c
SPRAY STEAM DRY
17 s'sam jets in big, 32
sq. inch soleplate. Just
tsjch a button to release
fine spray. . . 13.88
DURABLE ASPHALT!
Smooth-surface tile cleans
easily. For above, below
or on-grade floors. Many
colors. Carton of 40 ,99
West Makes
Key Defense
By OSWALD JACOBV
' Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
I don't know the nameless
bridge player who said, "I don't
care who makes the nation's
slams as long as 1 can make
the nation's part scores."
I have to agree with him.
North should really have made
a diamond overcall instead of
the takeout double in which ca.se
South would have raised dia
monds. Three diamonds makes
easily and so should two spades,
but South timed his play rather
poorly and line defense set him.
He won the first trick with
dummy's ace of clubs and led
a low spade to his king. West
won with the ace and jllaycd two
clubs. South ruffed the second
club, led tt diamond to dummy's
ace, came bark to his hand with
the king of diamonds, and led a
heart. Dummy's nine forced
East's ace and East threw dum-
" my in with the queen of trumps.
' A diamond lead from dummy
gave East a chance to get rid of
one of his hearts and then came
the queen of hearts!
South was in dummy with the
king and couldn't get to his own
hand. He led a diamond, but East
rutted with the nine spot and
West got rid of his last heart so
declarer was held to just one ;
heart trick. Adding this to three
trumps, two diamonds and a club
only Rave South a total o( seven,
Where did declarer go wrong?
He needed two heart tricks and
should have attacked hearts he
fore he got involved with the dia
mond 6Utf. . . . ,
You'll learn how to make part
scores consistently, with a 'copy
of "Win at Bridge Willi Oswald
Jacoby. .lust send your name,
address, and SO cents to: Os-
wald Jacoby Reader Service,
care this newspaper, P.O. Box
489,-Dept. A, Hadio City Station,
New York 19, N.Y,
' Q The bidding has been:
East Booth West North
1 IV Pass I
Jasa 7
You, South, hold: '
4l VAQJ7I5 tAltttl
What do you do? -A
Bid three etaba onljr. There
la lime (or fireworks later.
TODAY'S QUESTION
- Your partner continues with
three spades. What do you do
now?
Answer Tomorrow
Labor Total
Stationary
SALEM The total number of
persons working in Oregon
changed little (rom mid-June to
mid-July. David 11. Cameron
commissioner of tlie Department
of Employment, announced. Only
300 (ewer workers had jobs in
July, for a total of 732.800. Tile
changes within different indus
tries, however, were large.
A loss of 7,400 Jobs in state
and local government resulted
from the June closure of educa
tional institutions, and the tim
ing of crops caused an addition
al 1,400 employe decline in can
ning ano preserving although ag
ricultural workers increased 4.5011.
tuner excellent gains came in
contract construction of 1,700 and
trade 1.8O0.
It was the highest level of em
ploymcnt for any July despite
the lumber Industry labor dispute.
An estimated 9.0110 workers were
involved at mid-July, about the
same as in June. The additional
plants closed In July came at a
time later than the rclerence
point for these estimates. The
lumber industry had 7,400 fewer
employed than a year earlier.
The big job gain came in non
manufacturing where 22,300 new
jobs have oxned up since last
.inly, umtraet construction up
7.800, trade up 3,800, service up
3,200, and government up 5.5(10
made the most sizable advances.
Agricultural employment was
down almost 11.000 from last
July. The big difference was in
the strawberry harvest which this
July was almost completed by
midmonlh.
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THRIFTY PRICED
CAROL BRENT
SLIM-LINERS
PANTY GIRDLE
S3 88
11
SALE-PRICED
THREE-WAY VALUE
R.g. 5.9 1
Long leg parity girdle
with downstretch satin
front and back. Panels
for smooth hips and to
eliminate thigh bulge
nylon-rayon. S, M, L,
XL. BRA. Reg. 1.59 Con
tour padded, three
section cup stitching
for firm uplift. 32-38
A, B, C....... 1.17
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POWR-HOUSE
WASH 'N WEAR
ARMY TWILL SETS
&8S
Reg. 8.18
FOR SHIRT PANTS
Don't miss this buy !
Made of extra-rugged
Galey & Lord Cramer
ton Cloth for long wear,
fine appearance. Proportion-sized
for max
imum comfort. Sanfor
ized -Plus, vat-dyed.
Reg. 3.59 shirt . .3.23
Reg. 4.59 pants. 4.1 4
Reg. 7.98 jacket. 7.44
Reg. 1.49 hat... 1.28
5woyi tested for woih 'n wear
GIRLS' JAUNTY,
NEW FISHERMAN'S
OVERBLOUSE
$TI 88
9
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One, two, three, count
the ways she'll wear
it. Wards special
includes a blouse to
wear under the
jumper ... as an over
blouse over the jumper
or, the jumper can go
by itself ! Combina
tions of fall prints,
plcfids, stripes, solid
colors. Cotton.7to 14.
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IT'S EXTRA FIRM!
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612-COIL STYLE HOUSE MATTRESS
Super support, smooth sur
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of Ward-Fooiri quilted to
imported ticking. All best
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box spring to match, 49.88
'Warrfi nomt or vttthont loom tuihioning
$49
Reg. 69.95
TWIN, FULL
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BIG YET LIGHT!
VACUCEL PICNIC CHEST PRICED LOW
Expanded polystyrene with
fiberglass insulation keeps
contents hot or cold. Won't
rust, leak or break it even
floats! Has divider, re
movable lid, 23x13x14".
$C49
Reg. 6.45
NO MONIY DOWN
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SAVE 19 to 40
VERSATILE, PORTABLE SHOP TOOLS
IS 00.00 sabre saw: '-
HPmotor.3 bladesincluded.
B 0.00, '' drill: 2.0-amp.
motor. 2000 rpm no-load.-v
El 00.00 sander-polisher.
14,400 strokes per minute.
ANY SIZE, 1 PRICE
$J97
RIVERSIDE 21-MO. SAFETY NYLON
Powerful traction, best in
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6.40-15, 6.70-15, 7.10-15
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Tubeless blackwalls. . S15
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settings; appliance outlet
Roomy storage drawer, too,
148
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ALL-FROSTLESS!
SIGNATURE 6-PROGRAM FRONTLOAD
6 pushbutton programs,
multi-speed wash action for
all-fabric laundering. 3
wash, 2 rinse temperatures;
bleach dispenser; lighted
backguard, interior tub light.
NO MONHY DOWN
13.5 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
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