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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 42

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Detroit, Michigan
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PART 1904 the Summerfield Bad Habit isi Table to Get it I EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH This prety Detroit WJiist Chif 6z4 3'4 I Mr 130 The 5 4 6 A 9 Leader 1 TRICKS NORTH EAST NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 1 nr Grand Rapids but Set in Your Home Con IGHTING THE ICE TRUST OUR PLAN PAY AS YOU CAN 1 4 2 10 6 2 $395 I'S i 1 lx 3 WERIEiri HECHT I I Kapalezyn Yesterday her mother office and fonier Chance 3 3 7 2 St iner Simmons will and 4 10 7 9Q 10 congress last cards lay: Brass like this Go Carts and Carriages 4 148147 146 10 3 9 8 2 7 5 4 China Closet 8 6 4 3 2 be She and $875 $1250 1 650 $2400 $3500 90c pr 149 nr Go Carts up holstered seats and backs with parasol at $550 ine Car riages com at1250 olding Carts from $175 £3Iipr: TO BK AND MOTHER RE TURNED THE LICENSE ex not Mr Claims to Have 'Made Competitors Improve on Methods WEDDING WILL NOT TAKE PLACE ASKS THE CITIZENS DETROIT TO STAND TO ITS BACK PEOPLE'S ICE CO IS BOUND TO STICK SAYS A BROWN Kapalezynskn i Under the Legal Age 01 Humors Use TERMS: jlO Cash $8 Monthly A Refrigerator Is included in Tills Outfit Seven Leader East with bent glass ends made of select well i seasoned oak has! adjustable shelves in tended to retail at $2200 Summerfield Hecht's Special put up her best card as she thinks the king is to her left and so makes but two on the deal Mrs Henry Newbold and Mrs Johnston of Philadelphia of the same team playing the East and West hands mu me wen ntuitu uius Eeven of spades turned 138 8 1 7 8 Dressers large and showy' regularly sold at this week I 1PW MIK UUtb equatorial weather coriffresa committees the 1 tronhies prizes message is an enthusias with large families and 'Work ing for a modest wage can hardly get uuuses io live in in Detroit sata only one trick A 95 King HARD OR WORKING Ck MEN TO GET HOMES anti and and and Average Mr and Mrs Stellwagen Mrs Bennett and Mr Vosburg Mr and Mrs Macauley Average 143 4 7'' top worth IS 00 tj i Dressers kfull swell regularly sold at $2500 this week 4 3 Rail Iron Beds cut week 90 92 94 ichigan Ave The Place Where Your Dollars Go arthest inesse The following deal was prettily played by Mr John McEldowney of the Baltimore Whist club the player who lost the Minne apolis trophy at the Detroit July by Dresser like cut regularly sold at $1250' this week la 501 Washington May 14 The navy de partment is informed that the European squadron consisting "of the cruisers Olympia Cleveland and Baltimore and Commanded by Rear Admiral Jewell left iGunatanamo today bound for a ct ulse in the Mediterranean The trip across the Atlantic will be made by way of St Thomas and the Azores and the Iquadron will join the' battleship squad ton of the North 'Atlantic deet cotn toanded by Rear Admiral Barker at Lis bon from which port the two squadrons will cruise in company as far east as Trieste Austria The battleship squad ron is at Gunatanamo 'and will start Across the Atlantic In a few days sir we are fighting the ice said David A Brown president of the Ice Co yesterday all the ice companies in the city are in the combine and are trying to force us out of business But we have met them and have gone them one better on prices We are going to fight it to a finish and we want the people of the city to stand by us have the other com panies to do many things that they did not do before? They used to leave the ice at people's doors or out on the sidewalk in the sun We have com pelled them to take it Into the houses wash it and put it into the ice box for we introduced this AU of our ice is cut in Mountain View lake Waterford Oakland county one of tjie finest soring lakes in the world We trim all of our Ice into uniform blocks cutting off all snow and we guarantee every pieceIt is the purest cleanest hardest most lasting ice in THE DETROIT REE JPBESS Mi in fine Verona Our special price for the five pieces actually worth $4000 $14 75 North and South 7 East and West 6 COMMENT said in excuse that she cqvered to lead trumps as her suit cards were so poor she sould not afford a suit led to her Ail the more reason why she should have rid her hand of a small oneon this the first opportunity The of the low heart loies a trick in this hand North and South 10: East and West 3 COMMENT The jack of hearts seems the best open ing South covered because she was so long and feared a singieton When the king fell on her ace It looked unfavorable Certainly if North was void of one suit conditions were printing to four trumps at least in his hand South was willing to risk one lead of them up to his supposed strength and is not a little surprised at the slaughter which followed Trick No East Is now obliged to go to his long suit whicn West wins When West sees the suit changed she naturally believed East to have made his origiual lead from a singleton and endeavors to give him a force in the heart which would have been a beautiful play had East ful filled her expectations It was most un fortunate that East did hold another as South is in again with the heart and swings another trump Trick No 6 West tries a new vertture and leads right up to long suit Trick No 7 is the pretty round of the deal It was well conceived by South to put North in the lead With the low spade 'twas better judgmefit on the part of North to finesse the ace nine i Trick No 8 North now picks up all the trumps and leads away from his dia monds through the supposedly strong hand Had North not taken the finesse In the spade he would not now have had a re entry for his diamonds all of which goes to complete a prettily played hand by North and South OVERPLAY King of clubs turned North Leader East This Oak gve draper Chiffor'ep 9 7 3 7 3 LANDLORDS RENT TO THEM BECAUSE CHILDREN the country' is not like some ''of the ice harvested near Detroit? which has been frequently condemned em 'phatically by Mayor Mayburjr and the board of health Another thing all our ice is: guaranteed to be? delivered: in twenty five pound blocks a wholesale bpyerof jee become disgusted with one of ice companies none of the others in the trust will? take ibis We pect to break up the combine as wedid that Ina Pontiac dast year where 'the people1 welcomed us and stood be hind us in our loyal fighU If the peo $3 Cash Places This Beautiful Parlor It consists of ive Large Pieces 'very heavy upholstered Velour or Silk Damask (Terms $300 Down $300 Monthly) is i A strength to the nerves and brings color to the cheeks Pills regulate the bowels cure constipation and biliousness arid aid the Two grand family medicines Sold for 60 years Some days ago a marriage license jwas issued for rank Wesserling of Hamtramck and Pelagia Eka 427 Willis avenue Xnuch excited the girl and came to the county Etrenuously objecting to the marriage the mother wanted to know whether the ceremony must be performed cause the license had been issuedbrought the license with her (Wanted it taken back acts developed that the girl is 17 years of age although the license Jhad made' her out as 18 The document was then taken back and much re lieved the girl and her mother left the county building Wesserling gave his age as 21 and said he is a machine hand When he Eecured the license May 9 he said thht £remony was to be performed EUROPEAN SQUADRON GOES TO MEDITERRANEAN North and South 6 East and West 7 COMMENT The opening of the four card diamond suit is a gainer against that of the sup porting heart Beal No The trumps now are led up to West who wants them At the other table they always came through him Deal No North loses bls re entries be fore he opens his diamond suit INGRAIN RUGS 9x9 for INGRAIN RUGS 9x12 for i BRUSSELS RUGS 9x9 for BRUSSELS RUGS i 9x12 for i VELVET RUGS i 9x12 for i AXMINSTER RUGS 9x12 for WILTON RUGS 9x12 for LACE CURTAINS every grade known to the trade prices start at ROPE DRAPERIES as low as TAPESTRY DRAPERIES as low as North and South 11 East and West 2 COMMENT The deal usual until the fifth trick when the lead of the Interior jack which is prevalent in the east confuses the East player and by not covering she loses her queen 1 Trick Na Now East is rather forced to Every child born into the world with an inherited or early developed tendency to torturing disfiguring humors of the Skin and Scalp becomes fin object of the most tender solicitude not only because of its suffering but because of the dreadful fear that the disfigu ration is to be lifelong and mar fits future happiness and pros perity Hence it becomes the duty of mothers of such afflict icd children to acquaint them jselves with the best the purest and most effective xfeatment available viz the CUTICURA Treatment con sisting of warm baths with CUTICURA Soap and gentle anointings with CUTICURA Ointment the gfeat Skin Cure Cures made in childhood are speedy permanent and eco nomical Sold throughout the world Cutlcurs Soap 3Sc Oint ment 50c Resolvent 50c (In form of Chocolate Coatodilla 25c per vial of 60) Depots: London 27 Charter kousa 8q aris Rue de la Paiz Boaton 137 Colom ua Are Potter Drug Chem Corp Sole Proprietors aySend for How to Cure Torturing Disfiguring Xmnors from Infancy to 10 3 7 6 5 3 of spades turned realer North Refrig erators are absolute perfection Summerfield Hecht are ex elusive agents for them A Dollar Down and a Dollar a "Week rare our 'terms on any size Refriger atoron display Prices start at $598 club Monday evening the 1 by Messrs Wm Kurtz and Harry mons The highest tops scored were NORTH AND SOUTH Kurtz and Simmons' Macauley Horan EAST AND WEST Slick and Wyma L4 1 Vl z4 I I i i mi At the fortnightly game riday Mr and Mrs Slick and Mrs and Mrs Stellwagen won the prizes The plus scores were NUKlli AHP DVUUl Mrs Slick Mrs Niles Mrs Mrs 129 3 7 EAST AND WEST Club rive tables were in play at the Detroit 1 K11K UHIUICIIUO which were the prizes offered being won by Messrs Wm Kurtz and Harry Sini sEwixG laying IIL LINING A Handsome Rug Given with Every Carpet Sale thia week INGRAIN CARPETS fast colors made laid and lined for INGRAIN CARPETS all wool filling CCz xrzl madeJaid arid lined for BRUSSELS CARPETS good wearing' A Xfl quality made laid and lined forUJCYU BRUSSELS CARPETS closely woven made laid and linecj for' VELVET CARPETS handsome patterns made laid and lined for A SVC 1 VELVET CARPETS heavy and very 11 A durable made laid and lined for A JL KJ AXMINSTER CARPETS elegant andi beautiful made laid and lined for CHINA MATTINGS 12c yd I JAPANESE MATTINGS cotton warp for LOOR OILCLOTH for: yu HEAVY LINOLEUMS vrJ yu a INLAID LINO 14 1V 1 4 LEUMS forZp 1 1 yCl Whist Calendar Monday May Detroit Whist club pair contest with prize fdr highest score The Primus Bridge club with Mrs Will iam A Waldron Seminole avenue: The Elwell Bridge club with Mrs Gil bert Lee on Thursday riday May The Tormey Whist club with Mrs Mary Reed Bennett the Alham bra at 1:30 i BUY IT IT'S NEVER DEAB James Hill agent of the Society A pay anti In order to the mother is obtiped te 0 day Six of the chfirtren att but the others are let at £0 out any one to vtatch them' nrhv one family is a its peculiar plight only litt need of some home ones may be sent nd away They are onb chMr danger of any afcAm ths co averted at the same time was 4 i pie will do the same here tlffe trust will be dissolved into the separate companies without any under standing among them 'v is plenty of room r(or all" the ice companies that are now here It is only because these other companies want to push us out of the field and control it asthey like' that they havestarted the struggle But we are not going to knuckle down 4tb them nor are we going into the combination We are going to try to give the people of Detroit a chance to buy Ice without BG Pieces 100 Pieces 112 Piece for Prevention of Cruelty to Children yesterday landlords will not rent to them because of the children and they do not get enough money to own their own homes The family of John Mulcaire at 183 Twenty sec ond street is onjfe of many Instances I might refer to situation is bad because of the edict ot landlords but infinitely worse bephuse of the low wages paid him He gets only $1 35 a davr as a common laborer and pays $9 a month rit This takes part of his two Ayers Sarsaparilla Purifies the blood gives Carpets and Rugs far Everybody at Bargain Prices 9u 92 94 ftiilCHlCAN AVENUE 455g $750 $1250 One Half Block West of Hotel Cadillac Between Washington Ave and Park Place I and up SOUTH WEST A 9 8 7 6 6 10 Mr McEldowney sat North King of clubs turned North East Elsewhere Greeting rom the A A cordial invitation to attend the four teenth congress of the American Whist league to be held In the city of New York the last week of Juney is extended to every whist player in Detroit couched in the following terms and Issued by the chairman of the bureau of information Mr Hehry Ives 63 street New Many Detroiters and whist players general ly through the state will avail themselves" or this opportunity to visit ttie nitLiupuu Railroads will offer the usual reduction In rates and hotel accommodations will be within the purse of all Players who attended their first congress last year in Detroit will be eager to repeat tne periment provided offer tne same Ives says: Other of the talk of whist scrambles This tic request for your assistance in obtaining the largest possible representation from your club at the congress beginning on the 37th of June and ending on the 2nd of July There must be some way we can help you now what Is It? You are ac quainted with the personal characteristics of your clubmates and we ask your ad vice as to how we can arouse their in terest sufficient to insure attendance If you think we might accomplish It by per sonal appeal to each tpember send us thplr rnmH anal oalrlpAetiAje Wa ofnilfl get better results' by addressing the wives and sweethearts send us their addresses are looking for work We would be as glad to interest the man who might play at one session of the congress and would like to know how he can entertain himself the other days and nights as we are to help out the man wbo comes for a few days only and desires all the whist he can crowd into them We are here as well to do what we can for the wife and friends who come with him We can sug gest how and where you can live and what entertainment find at small cost or how you can spend all the money you wish to get rid of New York is not only a big town for the rich but the greatest and cheapest sum mer resort on earth and we can prove it You could not find a more Interesting place for the two weeks of your summer vacation which our reduced railroad rates cover June 23 July 6 The Hotel Majestic Is the right type of place for the sessions There are farm comfortable rooms for the games and ac commodations for all who wish to live on the spot If you to live we will help you to Jiotel or boarding house in any neighborhood and at any price you say The Majestic faces Central park with its three square miles of ground and Its museums of art natural history and other interests Within reasonable distance are Riverside drive along the Hudson river tomb soldiers monument and other things for those who desire a posi tive objective point Wheq exercising With more time to kill ypu' have the hundred and one excursions ranging from half hour trips on our longer ferries the aquarium New by land or water to trips to Coney Island Manhattan Brlfirritcn nodca vav jttyH pvfrQi on oiaien isiano jien Island walks and trolleying in fair Jersey and the ever in teresting trip by land or water to West Point and the fascinating battalion drill of the corps at that most perfect military school of the world This Is just a begin ning not a catalogue If you are looking for entertainment we can keep you busy The wife already recognizes probably thati June and July are the great bargain! months in our shops It is nowWour turn to talk and say what this committee can do to insure a full representation from your club Cordially yours HENRY IVES Chairman Bureau of Information and Sun plies Three Limerick A prominent whist player too modest'for personal fame submits the following: HAVE YOU EVER MET There was a whist player named rank Me was what they call a whist crank He used to play whist With hi8 face and his fist And slap his cards down with a spank BRIDGET There was a young lady named Bridget Wher 3he held seven trumps she would nag et If her partner did hot Lead her trumps on the spot invariably call him an MARGERY There was a young lady named Margery WhO a Bneait she a Partner objected she quickly did "If ke my same why you have to Post Express Two Deals rom AV cress A deal in the firs't round of the Wash ington trophy contest was rendered most because the Cavendish club of Philadelphia scored seventeen tricks on it eleven one way and six the other When Mrs Rodman Wister and Mrs Kelt 9 8 7 6 5 5 7 4 3 UbU jiwmiwi i i i i i i 11 1111 iu 1 1 I a 1 I gWg fl flfl 08 1 fl I OTMi "Bl' 1 TIM 4 SBW fll Illi JL 1 IS I Illi i 'ZJ4 1e i rw iWrWfW a jsl II vs a 4 i 3 1 i 9 I yyw tB M9B 9 9 A MBH Bl vB BM 1 '66 1 BI 0 i i flflX'fl for Less A yas Wa Wa a IP 1 I KSaEife i mKBH EoRMV 41 yl BH a 1 mflwmi i i i i i tes Mtsaa jl 11 si HIISlIl Hi bM i Kifli Vl nirfHlTrHfltuiinb LI "hiHZiLlu uB 1 ti tj HL iMl 1 MB hIJHIJh assss 'iwilBiifo fjWT I i Aw flfl rM i iiMilHM Bl i I X' I 1 I 1 IMBh' IKifl IM WM IBH 11 IBBI is a i 7 7 1 feSh as i 1 BkRB BBS KBI IfliH hi Ml 4 MSflSgas? 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