Thursday, August 1, 1940. The Flathead Courier Page 7 Transformation of Democratic Nominees Plan Campaign Strategy Speaking of Sports— Gram's Old Buffet CLASSIFIED Grove's Record DEPARTMENT By RUTH WYETH SPEARS VOU have heard quite a good I deal in these articles about Stands as Top Grandmother, who is just "Gram" PHOTOGRAPHY to her family. Also about her Southpaw Mark favorite grandson, Bill, and his up- ROLLS DEVELOPED prints, 3 x 7 lk •nbargements. and-coming bride, Marty — the By ROBERT McSHANE or your choice of 16 prints without same for whom Gram made the (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) enlargements 26e coin. Reprints ea. NORTHWEST PHOTO SERVICE stunning rag rug in Sewing Book pICKING the five greatest left- Forge - Dept. R - Hoak Dakota 3. Then there is Bill's kid sister, handed of all time is a Betsy, who streamlined the old Better pictures, quicker service! Rolls fascinating indoor sport. developed, 2 prints each negative 25c. Re- iron bed illustrated in Book 3. You Our own list would be headed by prints 2c. 8 double weight 5x7 enlarge- ments $1. Fox Studios, Billings, Meat. the one and only Robert Moses LEGS, MIRROR, DOOR CARVING Grove. We wouldn't fight about AND HANDLES the numerical order of the next four 16 PRINTS 255i WERE REMOVED Boll Developed and 16 prime 24c. 16 ReprInta —, , Carl REX PHOTO ORDEN,IMAM Hubbell and . They SCREW HOLES FILLED WITH were all great ball players. PUTTY- PLAIN Grove rates as the outstanding POULTRY KNOBS AND winner of all time. In his 15 years A BASE OF l'X4" CASH FOR YOUR EGGS LUMBER ADDED. —up to the 1940 season—he won 286 Live chickens and turkeys. Ship any time. CHEST NYSTRAND POULTRY CO. PAINTED games and lost 128 for a grand aver- 6130 Placer Street - Butte, Montana. BLUE TO MATCH CURTAINS age of .695. No one else has ap- AND proached that figure. CHAIR finished his HOTEL SLIP COVER long career with an average of .663. Grover Cleveland Alexander com- FALLS HOTEL --.1P.LFir °, 1 piled .642. Both of these gentlemen "GOOD BEDS" all know are sure of undying fame, having Cor. 4th Street— lst Ave. South "Mom," too. She has be- GREAT FALLS. MONTANA come almost famous because of been chosen for 's Hall of Unlike Republican presidential and vice presidential nominees Wendell L. Willkie and Sen. Charles L. Mc- Fame. Eddie Plank's mark was her curtains and slip-covers and Nary who had never met before their selection as the party's 1940 standard bearers, Franklin D. Roosevell "The Rug That Grew Up With the .662, 's .619 and Big Ed HIDES and Henry A. Wallace, the Democratic candidates, have been closely associated in the past seven and a half Walsh's .606. Family." And there is "Dad" years. President Roosevelt and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace are shown above conferring on strategy As brilliant a as Waddell who is handy with hammer, saw for the coming campaign in which the President will seek a third term. ACME TRADING CO. and screw driver. was, his lifetime average was .588. HIDES,PELTS, WOOL and METALS Well, recently the family have , who never did throw 2013 Montana Ave.—BILLINGS "ganged-up" on Gram about her his money around, paid the Balti- Ship to Us tor Best Results fancy out-of-date buffet. They When Hitler Returned in Triumph to Berlin more Orioles $105,000 for Lefty—the think she deserves and can afford most expensive player he had ever something new. Gram decided to bought. Grove proved to be a bar- get rid of the buffet, then Marty gain, though. After using him Waterlily Motif for aaid that she wanted it! This sketch his best nine years, Connie passed - shows you one of the things she him on to 's Red Sox Your Luncheon Set and Bill did with it. Watch next with and George Wal- week for what became of the mir- berg for $125,000 and two players. ror and legs. Grove was thought to be all NOTE: That is white rick-rack through then. He was in poor phys- that trims the blue chambray cur- ical condition, though not from lack tains and slip-cover. The chair of training. Every pitch pained him is the one made over from an old that first year in Boston, and he won rocker described in the new Book and lost eight games. The critics 5. To get your copy send order to: told Yawkey that he had wound up on the short end of the deal. But in the last five years with MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Boston prior to 1940, Grove pitched Drawer 10 83 winning games—working at a .670 Bedford Hills New York clip. In the last two years he won Enclose 10 Cents for Hook 5. 29 games and dropped only 8. Name League Champ Address American That's enough current history. Let's go back to Lefty's prime. In 1929 Grove won 20 and lost 6 for an average of .769. In 1930 he won 28 and dropped 5 for an average of ENRICH a new luncheon cloth .848. In 1931 he balanced 31 wins with this cross stitch water- against 4 losses for the terrific aver- lily motif, whose distinguishing age of .886. For those three consec- feature is its simplicity of design. utive years he was champion of the A pastel lily with green leaves is Camphor will remove the white pitchers. Then, in suggested for natural effect. Z9169, rings left on tables by water 1933, after giving way to Johnny 15 cents, gives motifs for cloth cor- glasses. ners and for matching napkins. • • • And when you have finished your When rag rugs are washed they set, cool beauty for your luncheon table is the result. Send order to: should be rinsed thoroughly be- Storm troopers with arms linked hold back the crowds as Adolf Hitler, leader of the Reich, returns cause soap left in them makes to Berlin in triumph after the successful military operations of his armies in France. One of his first acts on his them catch dirt more easily. return was to promote a number of his generals to the rank of marshal. Goering was made a "Reich's Mar- AUNT MARTHA Box • • • shal." Hitler stands upright in his official car and returns the salutes of thousands of his greeters. 166-W Kansas City, Mo. To dice or cut marshmallows Enclose 15 cents for each pattern easily, dip a dry scissors into pow. desired. Pattern No dered sugar. Sino-Japanese War 'Phonies' Beware Name • • • Goes Savagely Ahead Address Small size bath towels which are light in weight but firmly woven are easier for children to handle and are easier to launder. * * • Ask Me Another If one-half cup of butter is re- quired in making a cake and you • A General Quiz have 'only one-fourth cup, add three tablespoons of sour cream and you will have a light, fluffy The Questions cake.

1. What men besides Pershing bore the title "general of the INDIGESTION armies"? may affect the Heart Gam trapped in the stomach or gullet may act likes 2. What state was the first in the hair-trigger on the heart. At the first sign of distress smart men and women depend on Bell-ass Tablets to Union to grant equal suffrage to set gas free. No laxative but made of the fastest- women? acting medicines known for acid indigestion. If the ROBERT MOSES GROVE FIRST DOW doesn't prove Bell-ans better return 3. What day of the month is the bottle to us and receive DOUBLE Money Back. 26c. Allen the previous year, he recap- penultimate day? tured the league hurling champion- 4. What does the abbreviation Root of Courage ship with an average of .750-24 "q. v." stand for? Conscience is the root of all true wins and 8 losses. 5. What are the four living an- courage; if a man would be brave thropoid (man Grove started his career strictly -like) apes? let him obey his conscience.—J. 6. In the boxing classifications F. Clarke. as a "fireball" pitcher. He had speed to burn—probably the fastest which one is the lightest weight? ball of all left-handers. He was 7. How are the names of our nothing more than a thrower, pour- first line battleships chosen? ing on the speed every time a bat- 8. What line follows: "Shoot if ter faced him. He kept that up as you must this old gray head"? long as he was able, but the crack- While the war in Europe has diverted attention away from the Sino- As a means of aiding citizens to ing point finally came. The Answers May Warn of Disordered Japanese conflicts, scenes like the one above show that hostilities are detect counterfeit bills and coin, His arm went bad. It became Kidney Action still in progress. The Japanese soldier is one of a party wiping out paper match folders such as the sore for the first time. No longer 1. Washington, Grant and Sher- Modern life with its hurry and worry, the streets of Ichang, one of the most important strategic young lady holding are be- ,•gular habits, improper eating and points in the above is could he rely solely upon speed. It man. riking--its risk of exposure and infer- defending army of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. A bomb explodes in ing issued by the U. S. secret serv- was then that he became a finished 2. Wyoming. )n—throws heavy strain on the work the background. of the kidneys. They are apt to become ice in Washington, D. C. pitcher. He developed a curve ball 3. Next to the last. over-taxed and fail to filter excels, acid and a change of pace. Instead of 4. The Latin "quod vide," mean- and other impurities from the life-giving blood. smoking in every pitch, Grove stud- ing "which see." You may suffer nagging backache, Young Radio Executive ied his batter, outsmarting him. 5. Gibbons, chimpanzees, orang- headache, dizziness, getting up nights, Briton Inaugurates Big Push leg pains, swelling—feel constantly In those 15 years Grove worked utans, and gorillas. tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs in more than 650 games. He was 25 6. Flyweight (112 pounds). of kidney or bladder disorder are some- 1-411.• times burning, scanty or too frequent years old, four years older than Bob 7. From the states. urination. Feller is today, when he showed up 8. "But spare our country's Try Doan's Pill*. Donna help the kidneys to pass off harmful excess body for work with Connie Mack's 1925 flag," she said. waste. They have had more than half a Athletics. He played his first pro- century of public approval. Are recom- mended by grateful users everywhere. fessional ball with the Martins- Ask your neighbor! burg team of the Blue Ridge league , back in 1920. And through all those years is DOAN:SPILLS woven that thread of 286 victories— "All the Traffic reason enough for Robert Moses Grove to top any list of all-time WNU—X 31-40 great southpaws. Would Bear" VIGILANCE Sport Shorts •There was a time in America The "Sporting Life," daily bible of COMMITTEE racing fans in England, has sus- when there were no set prices. pended after 119 years of publication Each merchant charged what . . . , big Cincinnati ADVERTISING is a great vigi- he thought "the traffic would -Atitatt , uses a golfer's interlocking lance committee, established grip in holding his bat . . . Gene bear." Advertising came to and maintained in your inter- This young citizen of Southgate, England, is doing his bit for king Niles Trammell, newly elected Dahlbender Jr., 16-year-old Atlanta, the rescue of the consumer. and country, following a call by the mayor of his city for citizens to turn president of the National Broadcast- Ga., golfer, recently shot a 10-under- It led the in their old way to the estab- est, to see that the men who scrap metal and help make the sinews of war for the defense ing company, is shown above. A par at the Druid Hills golf course of Britain. The youngster went lished prices you pay when aspire to sell to you will from door to door with his homemade pioneer in network broadcasting, • 's grandmother is cart collecting odds and ends. The campaign in Southgate was duplicated Mr. Trammell has been associated urging him to quit baseball and be- you buy anything today. 1 always be worthy of your trade. in other English towns with citizens turning in scrap metal. with radio for 12 years. come a revival preacher.