EuTCBtmU RF775-RtWW, RQSEBURg. CTESOTC, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1940.
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
FORMER ROSEBURG PIANO
TEACHER PRESENT9 LARGE,
RECITALS IN WYOMING
Mi'H. 0. S. Hfinllnn, for 25
yi'iiiH mi liiHiruclor in jilatio in
iliiK f(y, tut it Juki completed pro
Minting' about two hundred unit
loNy-l'lve HtudfiitH in four lnrtfe
ivclrul.H at t'tuheilml ball in
t'lH-ywine, Wyoming, arcordlntt to
in t ni esiitiK itnKi';nii umioiinoo-
Today's Pattern
TRIM, TAILORED ALL-DAY
FROCK
I'ATTKHN Tin
TIkto'h nothing like a trim tslilrt
waislor to start off tho neasou
wiili n flourish! This Anno Ad
iiiiih style, Pattern 4106, is. perfect
for duy-lowr. cvory-day wear,
in;nlo up in linen, rot ton or one of
the new rayons. Two wido front
panels Kivn nice skirt lines, with
lidditional style in optlonnl button-!
ri mined pmUot-ef foots. Tho
bod ire is nof toned with nut hers
a Wove the waist and below the
yokes. You minht like that youth
lul nolchod collar in a crisp con
trast, perhaps with cuffs of match
ing fabric on the short sleeve
style. The illustrated Sewer In
structor will save you time and ef
fort in making this attractive
style!
Pattern Hot! ts available in
misses' and women's sizes 12. It.
it;, is. 2u. :i't. :i2. !M. :u. ss. 4"
and A2. Size Hi takes 3 718 yards
inch fabric.
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tailoreds. the latest sportswear,
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DOUGLAS
MARKET
Meats and
Groceries
Specially priced meats are
of first line quality, guaran
teed or your money back.
SWISS STEAK Baby beef,
tender, tasty,
COLORED FRYERS Fresh
picked, fat and AAa
plump, lb AW If
TURKEYS The season is
about over, lLl
lb 1429
HAMS Half 4Qi
or whole, lb ID
BACON SQUARES Qg
POT ROASTS
r: ilVit
Phont us at 350
inents received hero by friends.
Tho recitals were Riven from
June 3 lihroiiKh Friday, June 7.
Mrs. HeiulliiH Is assisted In her
Ileinlino school of music" by 1 wo
pfuno Instructors, one of which is
Miss Avis Nefcley. daughter of
Mr. and Mm. Clayton Negley or
RoseburK; a vocal instructor; dra
matic art uni! oil painting teacher,
and dance instructor.
Mrs. Ilelnline has just left for
St. Iouls, Missouri, where she will
spend the next six weeks taking
a sper-ial music study course.
Miss Negley, who Is tissisllnR with
the summer school work nt t:he
studio, expects to return to Kose
htirg In August to spend her vaca
tion with her parents.
MR AND MRS. SHORT
ENTERTAIN FOR BAY
VISITORS ON SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Short en
tertained at a lovely picnic lunch
eon at their attractive; summer
Cionio near Drew Sunday to honor
the former's aunt. Miss Julia
1 1 inkle and Uoorge Hershey, of
San Francisco. houseguests of
Mrs. J. If. Short, of Clover creek.
Mr. Hershey is department, mar
shal for United States Spanish
Win Veterans of California.
Covers were placed for Miss
1 1 Inkle and Mr. Hershey, guest s
of honor, Mrs. .1. H. Short, Claude,
Hern ere and Maine Short, oi
Clover creek, Carrie. Will and
Jim Dixon, of Dixnnville; Mrs.
M. Hazel Dixon mid daughter,
Miss lleltv .lane and L. W. Metz-
per. of Hopehurg, Wort'h Davis, of
Happy valley, and the host ami
hostess. Mr. and Mrs. trior
Short.
Miss Hinkle is a sister of Mrs.
.1. II. Short, of Clover creek, and
with Mr. Hershey left Wednesday
for San Francisco, following n
two weeks' vacation on Clover
creek.
HOUSEWARMING PARTY
GIVEN MRS. DEL JEWETT
A group of friends entertained
at a charming hoiisowarmin" party
Thursday evening for Mrs. Del
Jewett at her attractive new home
on Wharton avenue.
Mcnutifu! gilts were presented to,
Mrs. Jewett and the evening hours
were enjovably spent in visiting.
At ten o'clock n delight ml supper
was served by Mm. Frank Krno
and Mrs. P. J. Hmythe. assisted by
Miss Hnmurdine Prlucen and
Grace Freeman, to Mrs. Jewett.
guest of honor. Mrs. Loomis, Mrs.
Nelson, Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Ash
worth and son, 1 -eland, Mrs. Hutch
inson. Mrs. Slmmilkier, Mrs. Kohl,
Mrs. nutlet ami Mrs. Princen.
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
AT SHORT HOME TUESDAY
"A 'farewell party was given "nt
the home of Mrs. J. H. Short on
Clover creek Tuesday, June 11. to
donor her hoiisegnests. Miss .Jiilbi
Hinkle and George Hershey, of
San Francisco.
Those enjoying the affair hon
oring Miss Hinkle and Mr. Her
shey included: .Mrs. J. H. Short.
Victor. Claude, Mable ami Pe-.
niece Short. Carrie. Will and Jim
Dixon, Allied Smith, of North
liend. Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon and
U . Mel'ger, of Roseburg.
FORMER DRAIN TEACHER
MARRIES ON MAY 25
DRAIN. June 13.-The follow
ing marriage announcement re
reived here by friends of Doxsey
J. Itorden, who was a Tew years
ago n Drain high school teacher,
will Interest many. Mr. Hoxsey
J. Horden and Miss Florence Fer
srhwoiler were married at the
Sacred Heart church. Gervais,
May 2T by Rev. Martin Doberty.
The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Ferschweiler attended the
couple. After the ceremony they
left on a wedding trip to Canada.
Thev will live at Jewel where Mr.
fttorden has been principal for
several years. Mrs. Honten nas
been a teacher for the past three
years.
POETS CORNER
EXPERIENCE
My MERLK I! A M M ERSI.EY
When, yesterday. I went with
friends to beautify a grave,
The graveyard seemed u ghostly
place to me.
Rut yesterday I did not understand.
Rut God who understood was soon
to make me see.
Today, when I put flowers upon my
sister's grave.
I do not fear the ghostly tomb
stones tall
Instead a calm sweet peace now
rests withir my heart.
As if the God watched patiently
o'er all.
And now no more do I fear death
for other loved ones.
Although I know at first my heart
will sadden.
Rut as one mother comfortingly
said :
"God always takes the purest flow
ers for his garden."
So must each person learn to know
of God and dftith.
And how they may by seeds that
they have sown.
Kind in God's garden a happy
home with loved ones.
Hut no one knows the feeling till
death claims one of their own.
GIRLS!
you need
rich red
BLOOD for BEAUTY
So try tTdlft B Pinfcham' Ywretable
Compound TABLETS marvelous to
help build RED blood which means
more strength, roster cheek, red
der lips, brifthter ey":. ALSO help
relieve functional monthly dutreut
SIDE GLANCES
C&fS 19JS
"Sure, I'm low youM be,
gelliu' married an'" you faced
money!
In Zane Grey Western
aite tiievs "1 he Light of Western Slurs." featuring Virior Jorv
and Jo Ann savers.
"It's a
i m msmM
Walter Pidgeon. Deanna Durbin and Kay I-rancis, start of Its a
Date." newest and best of Deanna s pictures, which opens Sunday at the
Indian theatre for a three day showing.
POST ENTERTAINS
AUXILIARY MEMBERS
DRAIN. June 13. The Kelley-Levens-Kruse
post of American
Legion, recently organized here,
held a meeting at ihe club rooms
Tuesday evening. The men act
ed as hosts to the ladies, who ex
pect to organize an auxiliary
soon.
Twelve new members were add
ed to t:"ie post, this brings the
membership up to :i7. The new
members were from Kelhigg, Klk-
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help 15 Mile of Kidney Tubes
Flunh Out Poisonous Waate
If ymi lim-e nn Mtw uf m j.lii in ynur litwl,
your i't Huh nt kviiwy tulwn may l 'ivt
i?rl('t. 1 tifp tiny lil!-r tui'l tul! rr wfirkuut
J:.y ari'i nielit to hflp Nmur ri-i ynur nyntou i(
Wt.cn diti.rler of kihjy fun-linn permit
ponuiiDiu matter to tfn.ain in ynur blwl, it
may raiine riacjrmK bnrkarbp, rheunia'i'-. pain',
W piinw, I rA ) an'l enry, K'i'.ri up
mst'U, cllnr, puthn-M undtr tbe eym, lil
t(hn aii't dtitirifA. r- ju'-ot or icanty tas-najri-a
ilh rrinMirm f"I turTiiriii ',ttirtini'i
i!:oi Ihm ii oRicthiDC KrotK wilb yuur
k Kin cm or bl.vl'lT,
Ki.in-n tiJiy awl bln Ine name m rmwN,
V) k ynur Jruff(ipt f'if Ioan'a 1'iih, irtl w
rf'iHv t-v iMlliiir (r over 4U varn. 1 hev
jtn- happy rel:l an-i blp l lie 1.1 mil tit
.
8Y NCA StRVlCE. 1WC T M PLC U S PAT Off.
loo, if your brother wns '
the future without siemliu'
Date'
l ton, Lcmia and Cuntcr.
A lunch whv. served and 'he eve
ning enjoyed by about 5o peo
ple. New Vuckr-arm
I Cream Deodorant
safely
j Stops Perspiration
i
I i. Loe$ not rot cresses, anci
not irritate skin.
2. No waiting to dry. Can beusiti
right alter Muvmg.
3. Imtantly siops pcrspirjiien
for 1 to ) tUys Reinovci udur
fiom perspiration.
4. A pure, white, greuu'lcst, suitt
Icsi vannhirtg cream.
5. Arrtd has been awarJcd the
Approvil Seal ot (be American
Institute of Laumlenng fur
being harmless to fabrics.
23 MILLION i-iri of Arrid
have boon sold. Try a Jai today I
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Local
News
Here From Rccdsport vlaik
Did.'il, of Ret'dspoit, spent today in
this city ultemliiiH tit business.
Spends Day Here Mrs. Murk
Jordan, ol Sui hei lin, w as here
shopping and visiting relatives
yesIWiiay.
Expected Here Tomorrow Miss
Jouuilf Mm pliv. of Mai s!i tii 'lil, is
expi'cled to arrive hi-n tnm trniw
to visit at the home of .Miss Hetty
jane Dio:i.
Attending State Convention
Miss Gladys H. Strong, Ritsrhui'i:
piano teacher, is til tend lug the
Stan- Mu;ii- Teachers association
rotivciii it.n at Salem.
Madilov, if this city. Is spending'
u weik in Tai-oma siting her ids
ter. Mis. (.'. E. I'rice.
No-Hcicia Meeting Tho ltnsl
ness and I'lolessioiiid Women's
club u i!I linld lis werhly tm hiis-
tess 12 o'clock luncheon Friday at
the1 Hotel Hose.
Arrivas F rom Eugene He
Haishmait. of the Pioneer Grocery
company. Kugene. arrived here
this morning to remain until Sat
urday attending lo business.
At Rickli Home Mrs. T. 1).
Hurry, of West Fork, Is spending
several days in this city visiting
at the homo of .Mr. and Mrs, K,
O. Rirklj on 11 am ill on avenue.
Food Sale Announced The mem
bers ot St. Joseph's Altar society
have planned an all-day conked
food sale in be held Saturday. June
l'tlh. at rfrKoau and lialdwin's.
Son Is Born According to an
nouiwemrntM recrivrd line by re
l:tties ami friends, -'i son, ltcnja
inin. was born Saturday. June K, to
Mr. atiil Mrs. Wilbur Co'Miev, at
oi vaili.;. Wilbur b; a irn niei
Ro.si'l.urg resident.
Arrive From California Mr.
and Mrs. .Iin Grant, nl Long
P.eaeli. a lit., have arrived heir
to spend a month visiting ndaiives
and friends. Mrs. Grant i. ; sis
ter (:J Mrs. H. C. Parslow. of (lose
hum. and of Mr.;. L. L. Hell, of
Dixonvilb-.
Here From Salem Mis-'. Jean
Geddt-s. student at Willamette uni
versity at Salem, has arrived hem
to spend a couple of wccVh visiting
her parents. Mr. and M is. A. .1.
Geddes, before leaving lor Lake
Tuh'ie to work iluitng Hie summer
months,
D. A. R. io Meet Friday Th"
last meet ing of I his season for
members nf Cnippia clnipter of
the I). A. It. is set for I'riday Jn
observance of Klag day, when a
t n e o'clock no-liontess picnic
luncheon will be held al tin- home
et M CM. W:iliiT V. Moti::rr on the
j Re ; ton toad. LooMngi1us4. A
.dmrt program w ill he itresenled
i'txl Mrs. William Itell will give a
talk on the Cuited Stales :lag.
Salem Visitor Leaves Miss
Kr.inres Ann lotl. danrhlef uf
('onuretsmait ami Mrs. James Molt.
Salem, b it WVdtiesiku t n" Kir-rm-
tin meet her motber. who i arrf' in".
jihen. ruMii Was!iH'-'lou. D. C. Mis".
I Mot! nas been here for several
:d;iys as the y-iest of Miss Helen
.l;ine Keir a' the home ol Mr. and
Mii. T. I-'. Ken- on ih Pivouvill"
vy.'-. Miss Keir. sliiilrnt at I'ni
veisitv of Oremtn. plans to drive lo
i K'igi lie tomorrow to briti'r Mrs.
Jeannrtte Moiiu lo this thy for n
-i-.it.
The story that only
TKR1LLIUG WESTERN
ACTION
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tmmw . JSt ROMANCE . . I
PLUS
"CySESAR ROMERO
British WarpSanes
Deal Heavy Blows
Germans, Italians Assailed in
Various Localities With
Success, London Reports,
I.DN'DON, June HI.- A I') - - Vor
the third day of unrelenting utr
aliacks, l!riii:di lllers dived through
.oi ti aircraft fire Vnlay and ciiine
back to tiieir bases with accounts
of smashed enemy hangars, ships
set at ire ami I roup and supply ecu
lers blasted in Norway, France and
Africa.
In .Vorwav:
Lumbers who groped through
!iii:-t and fo-j bmibed German sbii
Ping in Rernen baihor bv the dull
led glare of the fires they started
along the waterfront. A fori, an
anti-aircraft battery and ships in
the harbor wt re reported hit. A
German airdrome at Vernes alst
was bombed, wrecking run ways
v.ut haiuars. German ground
new wb- rushed from their quar
ters weio machine gunned by the
diving planes.
In the North sea:
Planes "blind bombing" through
lo- .-Harked two German destroy
nil. bin could md see whether they
were bit.
la -'r;inee:
Itrithdi navy fliers claimed their
bombs blrw no u German motor
speedboat and damaged other ships
and ammunition barges in mo iioi
man-held port of llottlogne.
Operating from bases in Kgypt
the west coasi province of Kenya
and perhaps other fields, MrillHh
bombers continued raids on Italian
shins, airdromes, and land suppi
and troop centers In Libya on the
Mediterranean. Italiiin-coniptered
Abvssinia. and Kritreii along the
Red sea. Llfiiheim bombers were
cn diteil with direct hits on air
i rumen, forts and munitions diimpK
in lliiirea. and tit Diredawa. Abys
sinia. Macaaeu. near Arsab. acgoss
the lower end of i lie Red sea Ironi
ihe Hiiiish protectorate of Aden,
and objectives al the towns of As
uii'ia and Guru were attacked.
Ports and Libya also were bombed
a second lime. Menu while fliers
Loin Kf.vpt Hint llritish South
Alrira claimed thev scored heavy
blows in their raids yoslordav on
I root) and s upply baser, in Abys
sinia. The P.riilsh also were attacked.
German plates were seen over
t In southeast coast of Knglaml. ap
parently on a scouting mission,
five Arabs were killed timl, six
Y.omvled and one bomber, suppus
rdlv Itr'lian. was shot down during
r: ids on ai ls of Aden.
Continued Italian attacks on
Home From College Miss Mel
en Cooney. student at Linlield col-lei-e
at .McMinnvllle, has arrived
here to spend the summer at her
home on South Main street.
D of U. V. to Meet Vloroneo
NiL-.;ninale lent No. 15, Dauwh
tris of Cuited Veterans of the
Civil Wal will meet Friday night
at 7::n o'clock at the armory.
Softball Team to Practice The
Kills' softball team will practice
Saturday afternoon at I o'clock at
Kinlay field. The practice meeting
are open to all girls interested.
Seriously III Will llayner, for
meilv edfior of Ihe Sutherlfu Sun.
is repotted lo be critically ill al his
home in Sutlierltn. where he sul
h ird a beait attack last l-Ylday.
Move to Rcseburg Mr. ami Mrs.
Harold lloyt have moved from La
Gramle lo Ittistduirg. MlH. lloyt.
1 lor lin-) 1v Miss Anna May f ninth,
I is ihe daughter "f Mr. ami Mrs.
I'math of ibis city.
Leave for San Francisco Miss 1
Julia Hinkle and Cenrge Hershey
let i Wednesday for their homes in
an Crancisio. following a two
weeks' stay at Clover creek visit
ing tin' toriuei's sister, Mrs. J. II.
bort.
TODAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Zane Grey could write!
ACTION !
ADVENTURE!
Shows 2.71 P. M.
Mats. 25c Eves. 36c Kiddies 10c
R H ml IHDV
Malta. llritish naval stronghold In
the Mediterranean, were mild to
have killed at least 3(1 civilians and
wounded ;t0 othent ami seven
soldiers.
VITAL STATISTICS
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS
VOCItT lOlxlo from II.oitipi
S'imlit. liial'rlril al lUuti'lnirK. .May
is, iis.; mii'lir.
Willamette Valley Wool
Brings Around 32 Cents
rolfl'I.ANIi, Juno IS. AIM
Market RmnTtH ronllriiKMl tho Halo
ol" I.LTiII.iiiiii to ,7r,'l.("lii ponmlH of
wcol wfthiii tlin InM ftiw ilayH ill
ill' I'orllanil tt-alint; at'oa ontsttlo
tlin ilNiiiicllo valley.
Imorior ranw wools vent quot
Ml from 27 to :io conlii a pound with
crosHhri'ds at the hlKlu'f flKllre.
W'lllaiiK'lto valley Halea wore re-IMtrti-il
ar.ounfl rontH a pound.
Tin. inarkel miKKfatcil that nhout
.(.niio.nau iiounila worn held In Port
land holmes.
MARKET
REPORTS
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAXI), June Lk (AP)
Mv. 8. Dept. Agr.) HGIIS: Hutch
ers steady compared with yester
day's low (dose, later trade only
steady: hulk good-clnice 170-225 lb.
ii.(in-l(. latier early top; medium
good $ri.srid)0; light llghtH $5.(M)-riD;
2.'lfi-(l. lb. biilrhern niostly JSri.2R.fitl;
lew slaughter and feeder pigB
packing sown steady SL00
r.o; odtl small type butcher bows
S'l.dO and above. $
CATTLK: 1-YU 'ratHo lacking;
grass steers slow, uneven, steady
to weak; she stock steady with
Wednesday, spots 2 fie lower; hulls
steady; lew common-medium stock
steers 37.00-25; odd head $ti.0l;
medium grafs slaugliter steers
ss.nn and above; grass heifers
S7.25-S.25; culler to common S5.50
li.t'U: coimimi medium ciiwh $5.25
0.25: cannio -cutter 75-5.00; odd
t head beef hulls $7.50; medium-1
good sausage bulls Stl.75-7.25; veal-.
era steady, few good O.OOuO; common-medium
?N.5u.
SIIKKP: Spring lambs steady,
l.'c lower; Koud-choiec drl veins
SS.:!5 5u; medium g.iod SN.OU-25;
older classes steady; shorn $X)0.
PRODUCE
POItTLAND, June LI. (API
Ml'TTKIt Prints. A grade :t0e lb.
in parihiueni wrappers, :tlc in car
tous; It grade 2!lc In parchment
wrappers. IPte In cartons.
IH'TTKItKAT FitHt qiinllly.
maximum of .0 of 1 per cent acid-
ilv, delivered in Portland. 2ii-7c
Hi.; premium (piallty 2S-2Sic lb.;
valley routes and country points,
2c less or 25c, lb.; second quality,
2c under first, or 25c lb.
Cheese unchanged.
COCNTHY M MATS Selling
price to retailers: Count ry-killod
hogs best butchers 125-150 lbs., S
Mc; vealerif, fancy KIJ-Mc Hi.;
light, thin 10-12c; heavy 10-1 1c;
la in lis, springs, Iflc; yearlings 10
1 2c : ewes 4-tie lb. ; gootl cut ter
cows 10c lh.; cauner cows lie lb.;
hulls 1l-l2c lh.
LIVIO POCLTHY lluylug price:
No. 1 grade, Leghorn broilers 14-2
lbs., l.rie; fryera under :t IIih. Pic;
Iryi'iH 22-4 lbs., 17c; roasters over
I lbs. iSc; Leghorn hens, over
Iha. 12c; lgboru hens under 31
lbs. luc; colored hens over 5 lbs.,
i.Ie: colored hens lm. to 5 lbs..
Ltc; old roost eitt 5c.
in-esscd turkeys, onions, peaa
Utiebanged.
NICW FOTATOR3 California
THE MOST BELOVED BELLE
BROADWAY EVER KNEW!
NowHaying
tlltlAKROSSEH )
Alice FAYE-Don AM EC HE A
l Henry FONDA 'Edward ARNOLD j
r-CiWARRENWILLIAM,LE()CARILL-0 J
j P,U8 preview Saturday
Starts Sunday 3 Days!
whites 60s. $1.20; 100, 2.2r-2.SK.
Potatoes, hay nni-hanKeil.
WOOl 1940, eastern Oreson
inilKB 2li-2SJe; ernashred 80c; Wll
lametln valley, 12 months, nominal
:t2e lb.: lamli ( ) 111.
MOHAIR 1910. 12 montliH W
Hi.
Caseara, hops unclmiired.
WHEAT
' POIlTI.ANn Juno 13. (API
Open IMkIi liw C'loso
Sept 74 11 71 71
Moth Pests
A rlienp, enBy, nnd pntirHy efTi'ctiv -way
to protH't ynur elntoitig. blnaketH,
furs, etc., from inuuy ili'Kiruciiv iimtli
pfstH in to Kprinkie ynur clotluw, clin
vlr and chcsOililivrally Willi Hl lt AtTl.
HI IIACII known fur tmi vtarn
acta u a swift lure repellent and itiawt
icide odorltieft best iiroU't ttoa utiiiut
uiuths llmt von lin vp pver trieil.
In Handy SU'lfr Cans U5r up at Oruf,
Growry, Srrtl Ston'ti unit lt Shoiw.
PRONOUNCED QU'KACK
Parkinson's
"Food For Sale"
This week the State Food
Inspector scored Parkin-
son s hood store iuuo
Special Values
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
June 14th and 15th
FLOUR Umpqua
Chief, C4 A
49 lb 71lJ7
SHORTENING
43C
25C
27C
25C
17C
20
29C
29C
25C
IOC
Fluffo. 4 lb
CRACKERS Kris-
py, 2-lb. Pkg
PEANUT BUTTER
2-lb. jar
SPAM For the
picnic, per can
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
46-ox. tin
BEANS Festival,
short cut. 3 tins
PEAS Fountain,
3 tins
TOMATOES
Pheasant, 3 tins
TISSUE M. D.,
3 rolls
FACIAL TISSUE
200-sheet, Pkg. ...
Swift's Premium Bacon
and Hams
Complete supply of Canning
Fixtures.
COFFEE The best in bulk.
SUPREME, llit
Lb. 25c: 3 lb 13
323 W. Cass Phone 24
FREE DELIVERY
Shews 2-7-9 P. M.
Mats. 25o Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c
kulnt i'uh out
ytrur blwwl. Ott Luab