The B'nai B'rith magazine · 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. [Seite]

mart jables in Summer Summer tables, smart and gay—sparkling as the ocean under an unclouded sky—zestful as the breezes that set the ships a-skimming! Yes, fine glassware does produce enchanting effects. Whether in crystal or fascinating colors, Heisey's Glassware adds new delights to summer events. Graceful bowls for flowers. Practical plates for soro^ for salads, for desserts. Large sandwich plates. Gobi:t|, sherbets and fruit cocktails. Iced tea glasses. Charmfcg cups and saucers. A galaxy of pieces, designs and pat^ terns for every use, exquisitely fashioned. And colors to suit any whims of decoration: Hawthorne the delicate tint of the amethyst—Flamingo, like the sun set glow-—Moon Gleam, the green of summer meadows At your store you will know them by the A trade mark Heisey's stamp of quality. Write for a copy of the booklet, "Gifts of Glassware,"\ profusely illustrated in colors. It abounds in happy gift suggestions for all occasions. A. H. HEISEY 8C COMPANY Newark, Ohio QPhat should North bid? This is the third set of six hands in a series of bidding problems by Milton C. Work. In each of these six problems. South [the dealer] has already bid one spade. West, the second player, has passed. You as North, are asked to decide how you would bid each of these hands, being the third player, your, partner having opened with one spade. Send in your bids before September "TifcOCorrect bids for all hands receive valuable prizes. Send bids to Bridge Contest Department, A. H. Heisey IS Co., Newark, Ohio. Hand No. 13 V A-K-J-2 ♦ A-K-Q-7-3 * 8-4 fy**^4' ♦ 1-5-2 ♦ 1-5-2 ♦ J-4-3-2 ♦ I ♦ I Hani No. 14 VA-K-J-10-6 ♦ A-K-Q-7-3 Hand No. 15 V A-K-J-9-5-2 + A-Q Hand No. 16 V A-K-J-9-5-2 « A Hand No. 17 VK-9-8-2 + Q-10-9-5 ' Hand No. 18 If 1-9-8 ♦ Q-J-9-7-3 4> None * K-2 + K-Q + 1-9-6-3 * 9-8-4-2 G LAS S WA R E /u\ for your^able