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Show TIIE BULLETIN More of Marty and Bitickart'i Her Bag: of Tricks ADDED IHWHnnillillll MrlrlKIll All Svcorn ! In ATTERN D EPARTH ENT aa iiiiiiiiuiuiia VpwtH''S,wVMaen CSuch places as old city ware houses, factories, breweries, ho tels and churches provide housing (CHALLENGER WiUJeiW for more than 40,000.000 egg-laing chickens in tiers of individual cages equipped with feed, water and troughs. For instance, a $1,000,000 Florida hotel that failed a short time ago is now a "chicken coop" with 60,- 000 caged hens. y- Mff) If I jk Unstable Pound Odd Chicken Coopt at In some parts of China, weight instead of price of food fluctuates with market conditions. For ex ample, a housewife always pays the same price for rice, but she gets a "big pound" when it is plentiful and "a little pound" when it is scarce. HwH'iT'rr HHWQR FIXTURE At Strange Facts New U. S. Political Alignment I Is Now Taking Definite Shape By RUTH WYETII SPEAES to talk LAST week Martyouthelped of her old buffet. The Martingale family were in a dither when she told ttiem that she was going to furnish a combination guest and sewing room with the mirror and two legs of the old buffet; plus some spools, a butter tub, unbleached muslin, some old rags and other odds and ends. The rags were used for the hook rug in this sketch of a corner of that new guest and sewing room. OtO SUFFE1 Washington Digest A BARNSTORMER WHO I-S- jl PEATrl .EAXL KSeJUiIuJmlocS OOT" COTTOI MTTINS C Horses have been known to die from seasickness, female apes have grieved themselves to death over the loss of a baby and human beines have developed such in tense melancholia from homesickness that it has proved fatal. CUSHION BUTTS R TUI WITH UPONTHI SOTTOM i MMA,XBLES,AND LAMPS ISTOOL AND SHADE CMAM-BOW- t WINE Directions for the rug and for making the spool tables shown here are both in Sewing Book 5. The mirror was hung and is marvelous for fitting dresses. The muslin drapery was used to cover the irregular edge of the mirror and makes just the right background for the blue spool ta bles. You can see in the sketch how the lamps and stool were made. end-wi- se EDITOR'S NOTE: As a special service to our readers, 150 of these homemaking ideas have been pubbooklets lished in five which are 10 cents each to cover cost and mailing. Send order to: 32-pa- ge MBS. RUTH WYETII SPEAKI Drawer It New York Bcdfor ami Enclose 10 cent for each book ordered. Nam Banter at the Fight Camp. ty strength. It forms the basis for By WILLIAM BRTJCKART C When witnesses are sworn in the law courts of Germany, all other persons in the room, includ ing the Judges, likewise rise and raise their right hand. Collier s. mjiM pairs of buttons down the fymt and sash bow add to the youtfiful charm of this frock. With your big hat and patent shoes, it will make you look as if you had stepped from the pages of the latest fashion book and it proves once more that to get real individuality as well as newness, you'll be wise to make your ova. A sew chart makes the easy pattern even easier. Pattern No. 8680 is designed for step-by-st- ep sizes 12, 14, 18, 18 and 20. requires 3M yards of 39-in- ch Reveller Had Had Enough To Do With the Stranger SBWINO Ciat'LB PATTERN DEFT. US New Montgomery Ave. San rraaclsco Calif. Enclose 15 cents la eolns lor Pattern No. Slat Name Address Surprising Eloquence Eloquence may be found in con versations and in all kinds of writings; it is rarely found when looked for, and sometimes discovered where it is least expected. La Bruyere. one phase of that realignment for which I spoke. If those Democrats Gems of Thought fail to regain control of the party and they were beaten down in the I VALUE my garden more for Chicago convention by the well-oile- d New Deal faction's machine the; being full of blackbirds than conservative wing of the Democratof cherries, and very frankly ic party has no place else to go, give them fruit for their songs. save to the Republican side. Some Addison. PERSONALS of them, like Vice President GarClassical quotation is the paner, who was so completely ignored role of literary men all over Dr. Murray's Hygienic Powder. Sdmole by that his name hardly was mentioned mall. 10c (coin). MURRAY MK1 CO., world. Johnson. the 4MS Melroaa Ave.. BOLLYWOOD, CALIF. as and at Chicago, doubtless will go young, just DECIDEDLY is the blossom Good breeding of few a will of be There as a apquite ing. spray of good sense. Young. those. The question yet to be an Food for the Soul ple blossoms, this frock (8680) will or not The conscious utterance of thought. bow many will be inin silk print or flat crepe, be lovely a loaf of bread I would Had I The prediction that I made in No swered is, by speech or action, ta any end, is active in the campaign? with airy white frills. Notice how sell half and buy hyacinths to feed on. vember, 1938, was based upon what cleverly the frills are used to ac- my soul. Confucius. I believed likely to be the princi Relief and Farm Vote What you do not want Is dear centuate the torso which is not would to Roosevelt which Mr. ples Cato. Roosevelt a at Co Should to farthing. only the newest news in silhouadhere in bis second administra blushes that The man not it On Roosevelt Mr. quite other the ettes, but potent to give you the hand, intimation no was at KILL ALL FLIES There tion. brute. e Young. votes from win some other the long, limber look for which we're gain that time, however, that Mr. Roose I all striving. The full skirt, little velt could, or would, be a nominee side. He will get a large percent IGQfeSval Guaranteed, efleatrmTlhaa, votes as he of relief the again, for a third term as President. Even age without that indication, the wide did in 1938, and he will have per mrXjEJViMmm aU smb. Sus a all W breach between the conservatives of haps as much as 40 per cent of the both Democratic and Republican farm vote, or that is the guess of parties, on the one hand, and the men who know political thought In advisors that surrounded the Presi- agricultural areas. The President's foreign policies dent seemed certain to accomplish Honest in Plenty have proved attractive to certain the end that X then predicted. Nothing can make a man hon obviWith Mr. Roosevelt seeking his elements in this country, and like plenty to eat and plenty. est with stick to are going third term under the Democratic la ously they Night as Day Quite fiit Opposite to wear.- ft their who man has the helped bel and Wendell Willkie running as "Is that a popular song your "Don't you afind that a new baby the Republican nominee, there sure- therlands. brightens up home?" From these three angles the re daughter is singing?" "I do. We have the lights on all SJBJJBSBBBBSBBJSjSM ly can no longer be any doubt that "Not in this house." x now." the campaign of 1940 will see a lief, the farm and the foreign vote night Salt Lake's NEWEST HOTEL eomnlete and very unusual shift we see a regrouping along new lines. when A Joke isn't good damaged votes may among voters. The closing ot the The relief and the farm Nicely Said and Honest It's cracked. "George, tell mm Ae truth. Am I polls on November S will have re- be said to have been held by the the frit girl you've ever loved?9 corded, I believe, probably the great President before, but mat is not "N-nWhy Bother Then? but I'm m lot herder to pleat est transition in political thought quite an accurate statement The "Why don't you show your wife than I used to be." alignment that our nation ever has realignment, in these two cases, appears to be something of a settling who's master in the house?" known. A Bad Start "She knows." An assertion so broad requires an down process. Bill Jones at work isn't "Why of the An explanation explanation. Will Woo Willkie asked the foreman Supporters this morning?" fund to the reasons can go only THE WHEREFROM one Monday. mentals of the circumstance. That All Disgruntled Democrats "He met with an accident at From the Willkie camp, observers brings the statement that, in the his wedding on Saturday," said pol cannot fail to note how plans are beminds of many one of his mates. iticians, the issues are going to be ing made to give a haven to dissat"Accident?" more sharply defined this fall than isfied Democrats. Moreover, those "Yes. As he and his missus left within the most account into in any campaign same plans take the the church, some of the lads made recollection of this observer. need for a political home for that of picks for them to an archway vote of the labor farm and portion Issue of Third Term under. Somebody blew a pass which has a desire to find new affiliwhistle, and the whole lot downed Will Be Hotly Debated ations. It is very clear that the tools." First, anyone who doubts that the Roosevelt farm program has not "What pretty hair you have, anti-thir- d and won the endorsement, term complete Republicans and Jean. You get it from your mothLight housekeeping is said to be Democrats are going to let the third Republicans have the feeling, too, er, don't you?" canned thing after another. one term issue pass unnoticed must be that the actions of the National Lait from dadI I get s'pose TEMPLE SQUARE "No, somewhat "teched" in the head. bor Relations board which surely dy. His is aU gone." PaeieUi MsrmiB Tuapia From what is now plainly visible. has been influenced by John L. Lew-I-s Whispered Secrets HIGHLY XSCOIOCENDKD and his C L O. have not helped Just the Reverse every fact and every possible supRates $150 to $3J0 As everyone is pleased with imAt a reception the woman chatted for position about a third term, or the the New Deal team with William a surk of aitHKtios to slop lit knows A. L. of that he F. Green's something tradition against any man staying tome time with the dittinguuhed guest. agining St this besaKfal beatshy In the White House for 12 years. There have been so many com- On af thm luimm com dJ unrated her. not yet commonly divulged, seBKNEST C. K088ITEB, ftta, "Oh, really," she said with m smile, cret history easily gains credit; will be filling the air and the news plaints from business men, great bebeen ignorconcealing my but it is for the most part just papers from the moment that Mr, and small, about the bungling and Tve lieved only while it circulates in Willkie' speech of formal acceptthe waste in Washington that Mr. ance!' smiled galThe Napoleon Said: whispers, and when once it is ance is recorded. It is much too Willkie can be expected to bold most lantly. distinguished guest word The Dr. refuted. is impossible is not that the told, to openly vote. He can be expected obvious of that pass by also, "Sot at aU, not at ell, my deer lady. openly Johnson. my dictionary. Roosevelt opponents will accuse him also to have whatever influence that Quite the contrary, I assure you. of every type of malicious design segment of national life has in perand insincerity which clever politi suading workers to turn to the Recal brains can conjure into written publicans. or spoken word. And with respect to the third term, From many sources among Dem already guns have begun to bark ocrats who are sticking to party out their of criticism of the SMOKES NO faith and doctrine, always hereto- Roosevelt "draft" by the Chicago SLOW-BURNI- NG I SMOKE of third the resentful convention. They are saying thus fore strongly K)RM. term idea, I hear that preserva- early that the "draft" was no draft CAMELS FOR tion of the party, itself, depends at all; that Mr. Roosevelt carefully MILDNESS EXTRA upon preventing Mr. Roosevelt from planned the machinery by which he to have the first rebe would and his person that "drafted." becoming three consecutive terms. It is too lease of the delegates on the eve of early to say whether those Demo- the convention voting was a gesture crats will be effective in their aid so painfully sour that It serves as to the Roosevelt opponents, but. proof of the President's lack of cawhatever their numbers are, they pacity as a politician. They are tell me of their decision to regain charging also that Postmaster Gencontrol of the Democratic label. eral Farley knew there was no draft movement, except that which the The war within the Democratic 1 party itself together with the third President prompted, and that is why term issue, therefore, presents the he is fading out of politics and bebasis for a tremendous shift of par- - coming a baseball club president In any manner that you look on the advancing campaign, therefore, DEFINITE ALIGNMENT it becomes increasingly evident that 1 "The closing of the polls on NoMr. Roosevelt is taking the last step la retcnt than the Pffi will have recorded," vember 5 movement five four or of the of a I begun (other according to this article by WilHe is leading a campaign ago. years liam Bruckart, "probably the that will force a conclusion by the greatest transition in political themselves next November. voters thought alignment that our nation At that time, they will have to deto on ever has known." He goes cide whether they prefer this nation explain that the break between to return to a charted course of naDeal New the followers of the or whether tional administration, philosophy of government and the I want to continue into the new they to such philosophy opposition fields and new methods of national CKAKTE OF COSUIER WBACC will become completely evident government that have formed the this fall. keystone of the New DeaL Service, National Frew Bids;., Washington, D. C WASHINGTON. Something like four years ago, I wrote in these columns an expression of belief that President Roosevelt would be the instrumentality of our era to bring about a realignment of political groupings in the United States. I wrote, then, that his own thoughts and actions, together with the sources of the advice he was accepting, would bring about this result whether Mr. Roosevelt so intended vVNU h- Vfy The reveller came home with i g eye. His wife was perturbed. "Oh, dear!" she exclaimed. "How did you get that awful black eye?" The man parked himself in a Chair. "It's an odd story," he sighed. "I was standing on a street corner, minding my own business, when a perfect stranger walked up and clipped me right on the eye." "That's ridiculous," frowned his wife. "A perfect stranger walk ing up and giving you a black eve I Did you ask him why he did it?" The husband shook his head. "Of course not," he returned. "Why should I butt into a stran ger's business?" wicked-lookin- .WANTED! WOMEN. 88 to 62 jra. old, who an watleas, f moody, nerroua, leer not nasnea, dizzr spells, to take Lydia & Pink-ha- nh Vegetable Compound. Fa- mous In helping women to amfling al thru "trying tunes" due to "Jnefularities." Try til fune-tfam- Preservers of Beauty Cheerfulness and content are great beautifiers and are famous preservers of youthiui woks. 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