Show f THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH More of Marty and Herj3ag of Tricks ' Bruckarts Washington Digest 7‘ By RCTn WYETII SPEARS LAST week Marty helped to talk out of her old The Martindale buffet family were in a dither when she told them 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 i Cj AHERN Vnstable Pound OtUl Chicken Coop All St corn In t In some parts of China w instead of price of food lhu UaU's r with market conditions a housewife nlwns ample tlie same pjiee for rue hut s' e gets a “Lug pound’’ when it is plentiful and “a little pound wl oi it is scat oe C 't i H’ P ' h QR THE pairs of buttons down the front and sash how add to the youthful charm of this frock With jour lug hat nnd patent shoes it will make jou look as if uni had stepped from the pages of the latest hishion book- - and it proves omc mine that to got real iiuln nlualit v as will as newness oil’ll he w e to make your own A slop m w chart makes t! i' path rn von easier I’attein No 66:1(1 is designed for 13 Hi and 20 16 Sio 14 K quit s 3' j j mis of 30 inch malt nil w about nap and 2 'i jaids of luilling St iitl older to: places ns old eitv wue ln tones biewenes i hun lies provide foi inoie than 40100000 egg la mg chnkens in tiers of mdiwdual cages equipped with feed watir and egg transpoi tation tioughs For instance a $1000000 Floi ida hotel that failed a short time ago is now a “chicken coop'' w th 60 000 caged liens C Sin Iioum j Champ ' 1Hl CHAMP ASHE P IS P ANDTlPtO' 1 VILV Al L MCA I TOLE6 V FROM BUFFET h s and FIXTURE AND BASE ADDED cs eiv stn C Horses !iae been known to die from seasu kness female apes have grieed themselves to death over the loss of a baby and human beings have developed stub intense melancholia from homesu k ness that it has proed fatal BUTTER TUB WITH LID ON THE BOTTOM WALLTABLESAND LAMPS STOOL AND SHADES 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 taYou can see in the sketch bles how the lamps and stool were made EDITOR'S NOTE: As a special service to our readers 150 of these homemaking ideas have been published in five booklets which are 10 cents each to cover cost and mailing Send order to: MRS RUTH WYETH SPEARS Drawer 10 Bedford Hill New York Enclose 10 cents for each book ordered Name Address Reveller Had Had Enough To Do With the Stranger reveller came home with a The 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 "I was standing on a sighed street comer minding my own business when a perfect stranger walked up and clipped me right on f I the eye" "That’s ridiculous" frowned his "A perfect stranger walkwife ing up and giving you a black eye 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 stranger’s business?" WANTED! VOMEIL r 88 to 62 old who are restless yn nervous fear hot flashes moody dizzy a pells to take Lydia E FaVegetable Compound mous In helping women go smiling thru “trying tunes" due to functional “irregularities” Try it! Preservers of Beauty Cheerfulness and content are great beautiflers and are famous preservers of youthful looks— Dickens Applicator JUST A IN FIATMfftS7 OATH tlttl UM WMMIIMmH J Lure of Fame Men the most infamous are fond ef fame and those who fear not guilt yet start at shame— Churchill HIM M COTTON BATTING FILLS CUSHION - -f T4ar t wpwlarft w Don't Puts after many year of worldwide oae sorely mud b accepted a eridenc of tons! id or y wee And favorable foblio opinion eapports that of th able phyticuas’ who teat tho Valoo of Dnan't sndrr reacting laboratory coodiUaoa Theaa phyticiuu too approve every word I adverueing yota read the objective of which b only to recommend Doon’t PtUt S good dmrelio treatment foe diwedrt nf the kidney function and lot relief si the pain and worry U cnMU If mare people were Snare of how th Sidneys airnt constantly remove wate that cannot stay in tk Mood without in l“ry to health there would be better of why the whole body When kidneys lag and diuretic mokes- lion would be mors often employed Horning scanty Of too freqvent aomctimea warn of diaturbed Jndney 'function bak Yon y enfftr raffing Whe tUts of dir premia tent headachy eincoa grttmg tip mrhtl swelling ptifh seat under the ryes— fact wash saeronv all played eut rely as I ae boon FiXs It la better tewide so S medicine that haa won world cUiio than en something kaa favorably knows Ad Jo or neighbor Ilantrr at the Fipht Camps By WILLIAM Bltl CK ART WNll Service National Press Bldg Washington D C WASHINGTON -S- omething like four years ago I wrote in these columns an expression of belief that President Roosevelt would be the of our era to bring instrumentality of political about a realignment I groupings in the United States wrote then that his own thoughts with the and actions together sources of the advice he was accepting would bring about this result whether Mr Roosevelt so intended or not The prediction that I made in November 1936 was based upon what I believed likely to be the principles to which Mr Roosevelt would adhere in his second administraThere was no intimation at tion that time however that Mr Roosevelt could or would be a nominee for a third term as President Even the wide without that indication breach between the conservatives of and Republican both Democratic parties on the one hand and the advisors that surrounded the President seemed certain to accomplish the end that I then predicted With Mr Roosevelt seeking his third term under the Democratic label and Wendell Willkie running as the Republican nominee there surely can no longer be any doubt that the campaign of 1940 will see a and very unusual shift complete among voters The closing of the polls on November 5 will have recorded I believe probably the greatin political thought est transition alignment that our nation ever has known An assertion so broad requires an An explanation of the explanation reasons can go only to the fundaThat mentals of the circumstance brings the statement that in the polminds of many iticians the issues are going to be rhore sharply defined this fall than in most any campaign within the recollection of this observer It foims tho basis for ty strength one phase of that realignment for If those Democrats which I spoke fail to regain control of the party— and they were beaten down in the Chicago convention by the New Deal faction’s machine— the conservative wing of the Democratic party has no place else to go save to the Republican side Some of them like Vice President Garner who was so completely ignored that his name hardly was mentioned at Chicago doubtless will go There will be quite a few of those The question yet to be answered is how many will be inactive in the campaign? Relief and Farm Vote Should Go to Rootevelt On the other hand Mr Roosevelt will gain some votes from the other He will get a large percentside age of the relief votes again as he did in 1936 and he will have perhaps as much as 40 per cent of the farm vote or that is the guess of men who know political thought in agricultural areas The President’s foreign policies have proved attractive to certain elements in this country and obviously they are going to stick with the man who has helped their fatherlands From these three angles — the relief the farm and the foreign vote— we see a regrouping along new lines The relief and the farm votes may be said to have been held by the but that is not President before quite an accurate statement The in these two cases aprealignment pears to be something of a settling down process Willkie Supporters Will Woo All Disgruntled Democrats From the Willkie camp observer! cannot fail to note how plans are be- ing made to give a haven to dissatMoreover those isfied Democrats same plans take into account the need for a political home for that portion of the farm and labor vote Issue of Third Term which has a desire to find new affiliations It is very clear that the Will Be Hotly Debated Roosevelt farm program has not First anyone who doubts that the won endorsement and the complete d term and Republicans have the feeling too Democrats are going to let the third Republicans the actions of the National Lathat be must unnoticed term issue pass bor Relations board which surely in the head "teched" somewhat has been influenced by John L LewFrom what is now plainly visible is yid his C I O have not helped every fact and every possible supthe New Deal team with William position about a third term or the Green’s A F of L man staying tradition against any There have been so many comin the White House for 12 years plaints from business men great will be filling the air and the newssmall about the bungling and and Mr papers from the moment that the waste in Washington that Mr Willkie’ 8 speech of formal acceptWillkie can be expected to hold most too much is It recorded is ance of that vote He can be expected obvious to pass by also that the also to have whatever influence that Roosevelt opponents will accuse him of national life has in persegment of malicious design of every type suading workers to turn to the Reand insincerity which clever politipublicans cal brains can conjure into written And with respect to the third term or spoken word already guns have begun to bark From many sources among Demout their missiles of criticism of the to are sticking party ocrats who faith and doctrine always hereto- Roosevelt "draft" by the Chicago They are saying thus fore strongly resentful of the third convention term Idea I hear that preserva- early that the "draft" was no draft at all that Mr Roosevelt carefully tion of the party itself depends planned the machinery by which he upon preventing Mr Roosevelt from rebecoming the first person to have would be "drafted" and that his three consecutive terms It is too lease of the delegates on the eve of convention was the a Demogesture voting those whether early to say crats will be effective In their aid so painfull sour that It serves ss but proof of the President’s lack of cato the Roosevelt opponents They are whatever their numbers sre they pacity as a politician 'tell me of their decision to regain charging also that Postmaster Genknew there no draft was eral label Democratic Farley the control of movement except that which the The 'war within the Democratic President prompted and that is why with the third itself together party 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 planner that you look on the advancing campaign therefore DEFINITE ALIGNMENT becomes increasingly evident that it Noon The closing of the polls Mr Roosevelt is taking the last step vember 5 will have recorded” of a movement begun four or five Witills to article by according years sgo He is leading a campaign the "probably lliam Bruckart that will force a conclusion by the greatest transition in political voters themselves next November our nation thought alignment that At that time they will have to deever has known" He goes on to cide whether they prefer this nation between the break that explain to return to a charted course of nathe followers of the New Deal tional administration or whether philosophy of government and the they want to continue into the new to such philosophy opposition fields and new methods of national will become completely evident government that have formed the this fall keystone of the New DcaL 'w EPARTMENT AAAlAAAAALAAAAAAAjti pis' — old buffet mirror Strange Facts New U S Political Alignment Is Now Taking Definite Shape lit! t Ill Nfvt h imiwii tu Int I’uilfin mi AniliiMi E I’AI TF Montgomery ii Ave i uhli in aUI coins for hie No Siit IIKI'T ItN isinu I' ln j iK'ttrc Fltiqiitiue mai he found in ami m all kinds of writit is raiely found when ings looked for anti sometimes discovered wlieie it is least expected — La Brujere are sworn in C When witnesses the law courts of Germany nil other persons in the room uu hiding the judges likewise rise and raise their right hand— Colliei ’s Gems of Thought I VALUE my garden more for A being full of blackbirds than of cherries and very frankly give them fruit for their songs — Addison Classical quotation is the parole of literary men all over the world— Johnson Good breeding is the blossom of good sense — Young The conscious utterance of thoutiht to any end u by tpeech or action art — Emerson What you do not want is dear at a farthing— Cato The man that blushes is not quite a brute— Young PERSONALS mill Hr Mm III rAFClDEDLY young nnd just as ns a spray of ap- MI Or iy Mlro WOMAN'S IroliH Av fhikno IViwcIrr Snmple by MI'HKAY MKIJ C(i HOI LV WOOD CAI1K Food for the Soul ple blossoms this frock (B6H0) will be lovely in silk print or fiat crepe Had I n loaf of bread I would with airy white frills Notice how sell half nnd buy hyacinths to feed cleverly the fnlls are used to ac- my soul— Confucius centuate the torso which is not only the newest news in silhouettes but potent to give you the KILL ALL FLIES long limber look for which we’re rivrd snywltcre nd Itoy Fly all striving The full skirt little klUs JUllnr sltrAoW (liuunntmi cfliwtlv — ('iiih Iilll— nmvrlilwil Wlllnut null orlnlun snyUilM lAKt Sll WMIU M Ml llralrrs Ilrulil BomrrS In V 1W K!l AvsTU'klyiLM J? “ tjomr ? IDAISYIFLYIKI Quits the Opposite Night as Day "Don’t you find that a new baby "Is that a popular song your brightens up a home?" daughter is singing?" "I do We have the lights on all "Not in this house" night now" A good joke isn’t damaged It’s cracked when THE WHEREFROM "What pretty hair yon have Jean You get it from your mother don’t you?" Just the Salt dad- A Bad Start "Why isn’t Bill Jones at work this morning?" asked the foreman one Monday "He met with an accident at his wedding on Saturday" said one of his mates "Accident?" "Yes As he and his missus lef the church some of the lads made an archway of picks for them to Somebody blew pass under whistle nnd the whole lot downcc tools" Light housekeeping is said to be one canned thing after another At a reception the s coman chatted for tome time with the ditlingulshed guest her One of the listener t complimented "Oh really” the taid with e tmile Tve ’ just been concealing my Ignorance The distinguished guest smiled gallantly "Not at all not at all my dear lady Quite the contrary I assure you" As everyone is pleased with lm aglning that he knows something f this beautiful hottslry senot yet commonly divulged EKNE8T C XOSSITEK Ur cret history easily gains credit but it is for the most part be lieved only while it circulates in and when once it is Napoleon Said: whispers The word impossible is not In openly told is openly refuted— Dr Johnson my dictionary ITS ME SM0K£S SMOKE CAMELS FOR MILDNESS- - I CXTRA THE EXTRA ABOUT AND SMOKE CAMELS CAMELS SO MUCH COOLER coolhess EXTRR EXTRA llowtf tbzfl Fuwon JZr of Ybcm Thst CET TEE “amr KITH molt t3 ingfirltqadt® P I LIKE mildness EXTRJV extra SQUARE Oppwlt Honsoa Tpta El CULT KECOUXENDH) kites $150 to $300 It’s a mirk of distinction te stop FLAVOR FOR Hotel TEMPLE Whispered Secrets Reverse NO Lala'i NEWEST HOTEL Said and Honest Am tell me the truth George flu first girl You’ve ever loved?” "li no but I’m e lot harder to please than used to be" Nicely Why Bother Then? "Why don’t you show your wife who’s master in the house?" "She knows" "No I s’pose I get it from dy His is ail gone" L'LERI Honest in Flenty Nothing can make a man honest like plenty to eat and plenty to wear JUll smokes PER PACK! THE CCKETTE OF COSTUIR TC2ACC0S V |