THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1896. 21 - - '-' - HEW , ;\u25a0.':,---- \u0084_,-',,., TO-DAY...... ; ,^ ; ;..-. ;j.\:;li., RULERS Of FAIR . \u25a0-. nr nn . TROPIC ISLANDS. Arrival of Queen Emma, AWEEK OF EXTREME PRICE-CUTTING! the Empress of the FALL IMPORTATIONS ARE POURING IN, but Bismarcks. COLORED D» GOODS ! SILKS! SILKS! stillgreater quantities are yet in transit, and their LACES!_LACES! LADIEHDITS! Yard. tax At 5 Cents a Yard. At $4.90. At 15 Cents. At 50 Cents a display will to the utmost the enormous capacity pieces IMITATIONTORCHON LACE, LADIES' DOUBLE-BREASTED REEF- 57 pieces 39-INCH FIGURED ALPACA, 1500 yards FANCY FIGURED and PLAID 118 SILK, mammoth salesrooms, regular price $1 50 a dozen, will be ER SUITS, in gray, tan and brown medium colorings, reduced from 50cto TAFFETA marked down Irom of our hence WE ARE SPAR- yard. throughout; Peril Which Her Hushand, Lieut. $1 to a yard. closed out at 5c a mottled effects, lined also 15c a yard. 75c and 50c NO Navy and Black Cheviot 3uits, with Kolbe, ING EFFORTS TO IMMEDIATELYFORCE OUT skirts lined; worth $10, will be closed Endured From a a At 25 Cents. DOLLAR'S WORTH OF SPRING AND At 10 Cents Yard. out at $4 90 each. Spear. At 75 Cents a Yard. EVERY 142 pieces BLACK WOOL LACE, regular Poisoned 61 pieces 39-INCH ENGLISH MOHAIR out tans, 750 yards BLACK BROCADED SATIN, SUMMER GOODS YET ON HAND. price 20c, willbe closed at 10c a SUITING, ingreens, blue, gray, $1 yard. garnet and slate, reduced from 60c to large- designs, marked down from to 75c a yard. That our efforts willprove successful can readily 25c a yard. At 15 Cents a Yard. LADIES'JACKETS! Queer Experiences Among the Dusky be predicted from last week's immense crowds of 236 pieces BUTTER, BEIGE AND TWO- At $1.85. TONED POINT d'IKLANDE LACE, LADIES' DOUBLE-BREASTED JACK- Natives— Vast Cotton and Cocoa At 35 Cents. At 75 Cents a Yard. buyers and the stillgreater crowds bound to be at- 7. 8 and 9 inches wide, regular price ETS, ina variety of shades and styles, 32 "pieces 40 and 45 INCH FINE ALL- yards 35c, very good materials, $6 $750, Nut Plantations. FRENCH CASHMERE, 1200 STRIPED AND FIGURED 40c and 50c, willbe closed out at worth and WOOL SILK, changeable effects, marked tracted by the STILL DEEPER CUTS IN PRICES 15c a yard. willbe closed out at $1 85 each. checks, plaids and stripes, reduced down from $1 25 75c yard. $1 $1 to 35c a yard. to a WEEK, from and 25 QUOTED THIS a few of which we submit to At 25 Cents a Yard. Queen Emma of the far Bismarck give an idea of the 79 pieces BUTTER REAL POINT Guinea, At 50 Cents. VENISE LACE, 4, 5 and 6 inches LADIETCAPES! islands, German New and her At 85 Cents a Yard. wide, husband, Kolbe, for- 41pieces 52-INCH ALL-WOOLNOVELTY 700 yards 24-INCH BLACK DUCHESSE regular price 75c, 85c and 90c, At $1.45. Lieutenant Peter SUITING, two-toned col- will be closed at 25c a yard. merly of the German navy, arrived here CHEVIOT SATIN, soft finish,marked down from out LADIES' SINGLE RIPPLE CAPES, in orings, reduced from 75c to 50c a yard. $125 to 85c a yard. Thousands of Marvelous Bargains Offered ! dark and medium shades, braided and yesterday and are at the Palace. embroidered; Capes, They nave been aosent on a tour of Eu- also Double black 50 Cents. and colored: both capes neatly braid- rope, and went from their island home At ed, worth $5, willbe closed out at $1 45 via the Suez canal, and returned by way 72 pieces 44-INCH ALL-WOOLENGLIBH At $1.00 a Yard. each. diag- yards SILK, York and other parts of the East. NAVALSERGE, in surah and 1000 BLACK BROCADED of New 50c a gros-grain and satin grounds, marked ! While tbe East Emma visited onal effect, reduced from 75c to RIBBONS ! HOSIERY iIDERWEAR! EMBROIDERIES in Queen down from $150 to $1 a yard. LRIBBONS At Malcolm, yard. 15 At 25 Cents. 12»/ Cents a Yard. her sister, Mrs. F. G. at Chat- At Cents. 482 pieces NAINSOOK, SWISS ANDCAM- LADIES'IjISUITS! ham, Mass., and was there accorded the FANCY AND SHADED RIBBONB, 3 200 dozen BOYS' BLACK RIBBED COT- BRIC GUIPURE EMBROIDERY,I wide, 50 city. inches all silk, value 35c, will be TON BICYCLE HOSE, extra heavy, regular price 30c, At Cents. freedom of the a yard. specially boys' wear, 25c and willbe closed LADIES' SUITS, lady a stranger to closed out at15c made for worth out at 12 a yard. DUCK inBlazer and The notable is not 1 40c, willbe closed out at 25c a pair. %c Eton styles, in white and light shades, Baa Franci-co, for she spent six years here At 15 Cents. worth $2, willbe closed out at 50c each. receiving of her At 25 Cents a Yard. while her education. One LADIES GLOVES! No. 7 EXTRA QUALITV DOUBLE At 25 Cents. 168 pieces CAMBRIC, NAINSOOK AND teachers was Mrs. Dr.L.C. Lane of Cooper KJ 150 dozen LADIES' BLACK MACO COT- FACED SATIN RIBBONS, in biack, EMBROIDERY, King At 40 Cents. BLACK DRESS GOODS! HOSE, heels, SWISS ALL-OVER College. Queen Emma is a cousin of WHITE KID value 25c, will be closed out at 15c a TON extra high-spliced regular price 50c, 60c, 75c and $1, will Mataafa of Samoa. Her father was Jonas 50 dozen 4-BUTTON At 25 Cents. yard. double soles and toes, worth $4 50 a; GLOVES, black and self-embroidered 15 pieces BLACK FIGURED MOHAIR, dozen, a pair. | be closed out at 25c a yard. M. Coe, who was for many years in the backs, 7, will be closed out at 25c CHEDRWWEAR! sizes 5}4, 5%, 6% and regular regular price 50c, willbe closed out at At 10 Cents. At 25 Cents. early tim«!» United States Consul to Sa- value $1, willbe closed out at 40c a pair. 25c a yard. CREAM SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN At 3354 Cents. At 35 Cents a Yard. royal family, 1 113 pieces WHITE SWISS AND NAIN- CHILDREN'S MULL CAPS, of line moa. He married into the RIBBON, 2}4 inches wide, value 15c, dozen LADIE8 INGRAIN BLACK out a yard. 175 SOOK EMBROIDERED DEMI- tucking, finished with wide strings, his wife being a very handsome and un- willbe closed at 10c MACO COTTON HOSE, unbleached will at At 50 Cents. At 25 Cents. toes, FLOUNCING, hemstitched and scal- be closed out 25c each. usually accomplished woman. 5-BUTTON KID GLOVES, in feet, nigh-Bpliced heels and regu- loped edges, regular price 60c, 75c and possessions 300 dozen 10 pieces 38-INCH GRANITE CLOTH, all lar price 50c, will be closed out at 3 At $3.50. Queen Emma has immense black, regular value $1, willbe closed wool, $1, willbe closed out at 35c a yard. COATS, in pure worth 75c, will be closed pairs for $1. INFANTS' LONG made of fine the Bismarck Islands. Her fortune is out at 50c a pair. out at 25c a yard. white cashmere, yoke handsomely estimated at many millions. Her home is At 25 Cents. At 45 Cents a Yard. embroidery ribbon, NOTION DEPARTMENT! - pieces trimmed witn and on the Pommeranian Island of the Bis- At 100 dozen BOYS' CAMEL'B HAIR 84 WHITE SWISS EMBROID- regular price $5, willbe offered at $3 50 At 75 Cents. 35 TA Cents. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, non- ERED FLOUNCING, hemstitched and marck group. Her island possession there GLOVES, At Cents. SEAM RIBBON, each. days 400 dozen 4-BUTTON KID in 20pieces 46-INCH FRENCH AND ENG- ALL-SILK BINDING shrinkable, will be closed out at 25c scalloped edges, 45 inches wide, regu- is so great that it takes four of white and black, fancy colored em- 10 yards to a piece, regular price price $1, $125 $150, At $5.50. traveling go island. LISH MOHAIR NOVELTIES, in a 12J^c each. lar and will be steamer to round the broidered backs, regular vaiue $1 25, wortti each, willbe closed out at each. closed out at 45c a yard. INFANTS' LONG COATS, of India silk, many vessels, large assortment of patterns, 7>£c 25 Cents. f?he owns vast forests willbe closed out at 75c a pair. willbe offered at 35c a yard. At handsomely trimmed with embroidery of trees and extensive planta- 75c7 At 5 Cents. 75 dozen CHILDREN'S JERSEY RIB- and ribbon, regular price $6 50, willbe cocoanut VESTS, tions of cotton and coffee. No. 3 Seamless STOCKINET SHIELDS, BED EGYPTIAN COTTON offered at $5 50 each. At 75 Cents. pair, high neck, long sleeves; pants to Over 700 natives are constantly em- regular price 15c a will be closed $2.00. 300 dozen 4-BUTTON ENGLISH WALK- At 50 Cents. out at 5c a pair. match ;regular price 40c, willbe closed At ployed by her. In1890 no less than 57,000 GLOVES, CHILDREN'S JACKETS, inpink pounds of cotton were produced and the ING KID embroidered 75 pieces 42-INCH ALL-WOOL STORM out at 25c each. PIQUE backs, colors navy, red. brown, tan and SERGE, extra heavy, worth 75c, will and blue, sailor collar, finished with crop has since then materially increased. black, PARASOLSLPARASOLS! embroidery, $2 mode, also regular value $1 25, be closed out at 50c a yard. 50 willbe offered at each. There are 40,000 cocoanut trees of the age a pair. At Cents. of 10 years and all producing handsomely. willbe closed out at 75c OSTEICH COLLARS BLACK CARRIAGE PARASOLS, value At $4.50. A full-grown tree produces eighty nuts a FIBERIAMOIS! FEATEER 75c, willbe closed out at 50c each. CHILDREN'S FANCY PIQUE JACK- year, so itwillbe seen what an enormous At 75 Cents. At 75 Cents. At TA Cents. At 90 Cents. ETS, in fancy shades ofpink, blue ami harvest there is to look alter. About 100 GLOVES, pieces ENGLISH STORM SERGE, in 100 pieces FIBER CHAMOIS, black, tan 100 OSTRICH FEATHER COLLARS, At 75 Cents. white, deep sailor collar, finished with on 200 dozen 5-HOOK KID black 50 regular embroidery and insertion, natives are employed the vessels which only,regular value $1 25, willbe closed three different twills, value for $1 25, and gray, price 15c a yard, will regular price $1 50 each, willbe closed COLORED CARRIAGE PARASOLS, will be of- the Queen owns. pair. willbe closed out at 75c a yard. be sold at 7}f.'c a yara. out at 90c each. value $1, willbe closed out at 75c each. fered at $4*50 each. She has also in connection with her ont'at 75c a husband, who is the manager of her vast possessions, numerous stores. From these are sold all kinds of goods used by the dark-skinned natives. Queen Emma is a rather tall lady, with a full intellectual face, and with the raven hair and dark eyes characteristic of the distant islands of the Pacific. She spent much time inshopping yesterday in com- pany with her relatives, Mrs. Edward H. Coe and Miss Coe of 1909 Union street. Lieutenant Kolbe, her husband, who is tg Murphy Building, ,/ m ifMurphy Building, mil Murphy Building, f [Si/ Murphy Building, / frit/ Murphy Building, / (gly Murphy Building, J a very pleasant gentleman, gives some in- if / teresting details in reference to life on the Bismarck Islands. '1nere are about 200,000 natives on these Marts! and Jones Streets. Intel aifl Jones Streets. Market and Jones Slreets. Market and Jones Streets. Market aid Jonas Streets. Market anil Jones Streets. islands." said be, ''and the majority of them are cannibals. They break out in internecine war once in a while, and at islands, but with them are the Fisher, Don't say to your partner at the end of a have bis bighest or lowest trump called by such times they are very formidable. Girard, Gardner and Dennis islands. The deal, "Why didn't you do so-and-so?" either adversary. About three years ago there was a war whole comprise about 47,000 square miles. Don't attempt to memorize the rules of play. Don't hesitate when you have only one card ATTACHMENTS ARECHEAP Get the theory bo you can make your own inyour hand that you can play. The act de- "It is very interesting country in which lasted six months. We had to kill a rules. ceives no one and places the offender unaer a off 10 per cent engaged in which to live. The natives are mainly speak whisper shout of those it black, many Don't above a at the conclu- ban. before it could be stopped. but they really represent sion of the play of a deal which others are Don't criticize any one's play at a whist table "Ifthey get prejudiced against you they shades. The hair of some is straight, New Fee Law Is in Operation playing. without being asked to do so. Every one hits willmake it hot. One of the chiefs at one while that ofothers is curly." Don't hesitate in playing at one time and a right to playhis cards as best pleases him- period $250 as play quick at another. Always play with the self. offered a reward of about for Mr. and Mrs. Kolbe have with them and City Hall Fees Are cool deliberation. your any my head. However, 1 have managed to a servant a native woman of New Pom- same Don't place trumps in one position old, Don't think you can ever get a trick back to the right or the left, but as they happen to stay alive, and Imay add Iam in nowise merania. She is 20 years sable as Cut in Two. that is once lost, so don't worry over it. come. Itwill not cost you mucn effort and afraid of him. However, Iwas once night and has hair so thick and curly that Don't lail to combine your thirteen cards save many a trick. WHIST your partner's play struck by a poisoned spear, and had a the wonder of itis that so much can be with and the twenty- Don't lead out of turn; Ifyou do a suit may chance for recovery that was by no means grown on a single head. She is the The Recent Decision Is No Reliable six cards against your adversaries' twenty-sis, j be called from you or your partner the first the best. Still Isurvived. The scar is daughter of one of the most famous island Don't give your partner a piece of your "mind time itis the turn of either of yo jto lead. chieftains, years Pointer on • ifhe don't play just as you expect him to. Don't look at the last tries, or induplicate here on my arm now. who was killed a few ago. the Four Year any been Don't lose two tricks in trying to make one card after the four have been quitted. "The natives all smoke tobacco. Even She has with Queen Emma nine Term Problem. incatching an honor turned by an irregular ! The penalty forso doing is a suit can be called the little children do this. The tobacco is years. Her face is tattooed on each side, opening lead. same as alead out oi turn. not grown there, and nearly all that is so that it bears the imprints of two figures Don't lose sight of the fact that you should Don't play a card out of turn ;ifyou do your used Iimport from the United States. resembling at a short distance two great The decision of the Supreme Court sus- make tricks inyour partner's hand as wellas i partner is liable to have his highest or lowest The cotton grown there is of fine quality. stars. your own. card in that suit called, and ifout to trump or her tainine tbe new fee bill has now put the Don't forget we are all human and liable to not to trump the trick. Ihave been visiting some of tbe cotton Queen Emma and husband willre- DONT'S play new law inoperation City err in as well as in other walks of life. Don't a card out of your hand if you districts of the South lately inorder to pet main here about a week, sailing finallyon at the Hall and Don't guess at a signal, U to be sure wbist reduced by about half to is better Don't straighten up in your chair and ask have a card liable to be called on the tabie information of vaiue to be put inuse on the Monowai to Sydney and thence pro- the expense than sorry. what is the score when you have a good hand until your adversaries say whether they wish the Bismarck Islands. ceeding to her tropical island realm. which citizens are put in doing business Don't forget to alway sort your cards, count dealt you. to call it or not; ifyou do the card so played is "The Bismarck Islands consist mainly with the City government- them and alternate the suits. Don't forget that a whist-player never grum- liable to be called. Don't ever deceive your partner, confidence Don't be so loolish as to imagine you can of the New Pommeranian, New Mecklen- After the age of 30 the brain of a woman Some attorneys and others have found if once lost if restored. bles at his partrer; itis those who play at it burg, weight. is seldom ever that grumble. ever become a whist-player without the knowl- New Hanover and New Louenburg decreases iv special interest in the fee-bill decision be- Don't hesitate to false card in trumps on your with edge of every conventional lead and proper your lead of Don't jumpon partner both feet cause they have seen in ita foreshadow- adversaries' same. at the end of each deal; you generally make follow, the conventional second and third Don' t play with a person who attempts to in- the mistakes, nothe. hand play. This much is the first letter ofthe Queen the Bismarck Islands, German Guinea, Hnsband, ing of how the Supreme Court willdecide struct you during the- play. alphabet, Emma of New Her question Don't tftke your eyes off the table during the whist and can only be acquired by Lieutenant Kolbe, the pending of whether or not Don't put in your oar during a whist discus- play of deal when it Is your turn study. Peter and Their Native Servant. the present municipal officers willbold sion unless you are invited. a except to [Sketched by artisL] play. from life a "Call" for four years. Some eminent attorneys Don't call for trumps on an adverse lead Don't custom yourself insaying: "Itmace no have thought that the decision pointed showing a very strong suit. difference my playingso and so," the reverse BARBERS' TIPS. holding to Don't ever say "that trick is mine," or "is generally a decision that the section of the 1' is nearer the mark. that your queen, partner? victory glum No Apprehension Felt by Barbers County Government act providing Don't you gather Don't exult over or be over de- That for forget should the cards feat; you willhave to experience both as long They May Be Abolished. four-year terms applies to San Francisco, know any sex in whist. when your partner wins the first trick. you play Don't to Don't forget to as wbist. on but equally eminent authorities see no Don't ride a hobby death. one great essential good Don' t play the accordion act with your cards ; The recent agitation the subject of such indications and say that the two Don't hold your cards below the table. whist piny, that you have a partner. spread them out so you can see every one and barbers' ,tips has amused the barbers try emulsify whist and bumble- Don't pass a trick without you can win two legal problems are entirely distinct. Don't to hod them still. themselves, and none of them fears that Garret McEnerney, puppy. to make up for it. on who is chief coun- Don't smoke a cigar during a match game. Don't ever attempt to draw inferences from Don't count the cards the table or the re- it willresult in lessening his fees. sel in all of the three cases now pending command of your partner's any peculiarity oi action of your mainder of the pack in dealing, if so, you lose Don't keep the partner. your "it's a legitimate addition to our sal- and involving this point, is one of those Don't forget that little cards have great deal. taking position. Don't discuss the play of a deal, even in a ary," said a barber yesterday, "and until this Those who are Don't ever compare scores during a match value as wellas aces and kings. whisper" any others are still try to make more out a naul than "stage it playing persuade proprietors anxious to know whether or not municipal Don't of in the room. you can the of tbe officers are to be elected this will Don't try to establish two suits in one deal. there is in it. Don't blow up your the end | shops increase our the man who year forget the empty vessel makes the Don't deal the cards without having them partner at of to wages simply have to await the Supreme Court Don't doing every deai, it won't cover your own blunders; | good decisions, greatest sound. cut: so loses you the deal. wants to have service must pay extra which may be handed down ever play whist for money: it is de- Don't lead from a singleton as original we have tried it. one a few days or Don't Don't thing that the lead of a singleton is for it. lam employed in of the best within not for several weeks. leader more than twice ina lifetime. shops in this town and Ihave been here The new fee bill cuts bothor your head how the last deal Don't overlook the fact that your first not good play, oftentimes— after the original several thousand Don't your dis- lead has been made. eight years. My wages are a very small dollars off the income of the W< card is as important as original lead. Sheriff, play won't sometimes Don't play card, ifyou are liabie a pen- Don't imagine you can learn toplay whist in part of my earnings. Icould almost afford and retains in the City treasury a larjre Don't think that bad a to one day. one week, one month, or one year; it nothing depend win tricks. alty,until itis exacted. to work here for and on amount of accumulated fees, which would undo play at...whist. Don't compel your partner to guess what takes several. tips support. Don't try to ever a at Don't discourage your if he is be- the for my Ihave no doubt have been returned to the Sheriff ifthe Don't forget that silence is the golden attri- you hold; speak truthfullyby the card. partner a the boss could all the barbers application of the law to during play ginner; if he is willingto learn assist him. that eret he San Francisco l Don't claim a revoke the of a We all beginners once. wanted for nothing in this shop, because it had not been sustained. Don>I t ever a penalty go by without exact- deal; wait until itis over. were let table; at or trump is right in the hotel district and we "During my entire term," said Sheriff D Don't sit fidgety at a whist it annoys Don't look the bottom card be- yesterday, to mentally name each card as it every one and spoils the game. fore the deal is completed; if you do a new have regulars who tip liberally. Would Whelan "Ihave, by the advice Don't fail deal can be had. slight a man who tip attorneys, . Don't sit in a rocking-chair at a whist table; I didn't me? Well, of my collected the fees pre- falls. trumps on an adversary's. plain. italways delays the game. Don't say eight spot or nine spot; you might I to him, of course, scribed by lay, Don't call for say should have shave the old but have observed suit lead indicating great strength. Don't overlook any one's play at a whist as well jacKspot or queen spot. The cards but Idon't believe that if he came again the method of collection prescribed j torget is unpardon- table without their permission; are not spotted. in the Don't that inattention then never your he would come to my chair."—New York n«w law by turning them into the City able at a whist table. speak. Don't blow up partner when he makes is, take advantage of your partner's Don't hesitate to open an suit if a mistake; he generally knows it and leels Sun. — — — treasury. There therefore, not a Don't ever ace-queen it \u2666 m _ dollar etiquette. you worse over it than you do. due the City from me. breach of ...,...,. is the best hold. your "The Don't touch a card while the deal is going Don't fail to endow each card you play with Don't touch or turn a card belonging to Tale of the Baby Hip: notamus. income of the Sheriffs office is re- the whist knowledge you possibly can. adversary; ifyou are entitled to see itask to duced by from $300 to all The steamer Calabar, frc^i West Africa, $350 a month, but Don't lubricate your thumb to deal or sort Don't ever draw a card out oi your hand have it turned. Liverpool a during my term Ihave your play. Don't play a card Ifyou think your partner has brought into baby hippo- not collected these the cards. , untilitis turn to you potamus. fees as my predecessors did." Don't finesse on your partners suit except Don't forget that cards liable to be called has revoked. Sit like a sphinx until feel The animal is abort three or Under the with the major tenace. must be left on the table— face up. sure his play was intended. four feet high and four or five feet long, old law the Sheriff's office your to ; collected about $20,000 a year Don't ever use "private conventions" other Don't confound the original lead with any Don't ask partner draw his card the and is only three months old. It is so in fees speaking by the card. other; there is only one original lead each laws don't permit it. You must ask all the tame relish it permits while under the new law for the same than that with evident $7500 Don't forget the ace is always low incutting deal. players to "place their cards." strangers to rub its nose. TUe capture of service about would be collected. Don't fail to subscribe for Whist, the only Don't look at your cards after the opening A man who yesterday your you lead, is your to the hippopotamus was brought about in under the new Don't forget to count cards before whist journal in the world—and read it. except when it tnrn play. ingenious seems law paid $3 30 to Sheriff' j < Don't play your cards on tne table with a Keep your eyes on the table. an manner. It that it the office in fees be bring daughter ignorance the upper in a replevin suit would have last week, Donlt on the bias at a whist table with "bane"; itis abreach of etiquette. Don't up a in of was born in reaches of the t°sU to you every you game of whist. Ifyou do it makes her River, cus- under the schedule of the old law, paid Don't try tell all know time the a Gambia We^t" Africa. It is $7. Similarly, an jump at every fad the "whist wind" sit down at a whist table. "wallflower" in after life. tomary for the male to eat tne young, and attachment on rear *Don't Don't give your adversaries any to Don't cut unless you take off at least four estate now costs $245 in the way you your clew you to prevent this the mother usually 3ecretes Sheriff's office Don't ever lead until the preceding trick is your hand by the sort cards. cards and leave at least four. If do you offspring. present infant was and about $1 25 in the Recorder's office, and quitted. Don't disturb ormix your cards if your ad- have to cut attain. her The instead of $5 and $2 respectively turned play your cards against claim a revoke; doing Don't fail to tell your partner how many placed by the mother ina hole dug on the 50 as such Don't try to thirteen versaries so estab- river, being a process cost under the old system. the other thirty-ntne. lishes it. cards you hold in the suit he originallyopens, banks oi the afterward cov- Don't put the trump suit In one particular Don't try to draw inspiration from the ceil- whether in trumps or plain suits. ered by weeds and grass. This operation your ing; take from the cards as they fall. Don't try to make all the tricks in your by natives of village A Ship Hauled Over Dry Land. "place Id band. it own was watched the the Don't charge the loss of the game to your Don't ever sit down at a whist table to at- hand. The science of whist play is to make adjacent, and when the mother went to According to tbe Chicago Chronicle, the partner's poor play. tempt to play untilyou know the loads. them inyour partner's. opposite side of the river to feed they old whaler Progress Don't ever play a card without areason, even Don't deceive your partner when it can in- Don't play your cards on the edge of the the lias at last been re- ' him; in duplicate. The says pounced on and secured their youthful moved from her berth on \u25a0 poor one. . jure always tell him the truth by the table law play them the bottom of call for trumps justbecause you card. toward the center of the table. prize. This was done by covering the the south pond at Jackson Park. Friday Don't know your securing how and hold five. Don't pay any attention to a fire alarm dur- Don't imagine abilityas a whist-player baby with a net and it with afternoon the tugs Hausler and Elphicke Don't lose your temper at a whist table; with ing the play of a deal; keep well insured. is ever measured by the amount of steam you ropes. They brought their capture with towed her to South Chicago. There New- itgo tricks. Don't ever expect to be a whist player of the let offin scolding your partner. allpossible speed to the village and sold ton Brothers will refit put forget your partner always does the rank ifyou play fast. Don't failinduplicate whist to announce the trader, the craft ana Don't first your of you it to a who was a passenger in the her ingood shape again. Then she will very best he knows how. Don't change until it is estab- number tricks take before you touch good try to take fourteen tricks inany one lished unless you have grave reasons for so your cards after the play of each deaj. Calabar. The animal is in condi- be taken to New York to serve as a train- Don't out tion, though its hide bears oi ship deal :you willoften fail. doing. Don't spread your cards at the end of a traces the ing for merchant seamen. Tbe en- play a card at a whist table and snap attempt give lessons when you deal and say: "Wasn't Ijustified inplaying ropes that bound itwhen first captured to Don't Don't to whist trance the south pond was so filled with the corner. - \u25a0 sit down to play; it is always a bore. so and so from that hand?" and when its coat was tender. Its quar- drifting sand that the old bark had to be Don't play the "Devil's tatoo" on a table Don't forget that a poor hand requires Don't laydown the two or three last cards in ters on the voyage were a large crate, and hauled over the tongue of land that di- while waiting to play. greater whist skill to play wellthan a cood hand because you think you can win all the its chief food grass and vegetables. —Lon. vides the pond from the lake. She rested Don't quit your cards until you are mentally one. rest. Itoften costs a trick. Daily Telegraph. for the next trick. Don't fail to show number on your partner's j Don't forget that a card led cut of turn must don — — on her on ready • • side the bottom in shallow the play of a deal, possible in plain or be taken btck into the hand not \u2666 water. were put Don't talk during speak lead as quickly as trump | and is a "card Rollers under her and a only by the card. SUiti:. liable to b