begins in ’40 with the
right gift for VALENTINE
Valentine is one of the. happiest times of the year for agay exchange of gifts between all those whom affection,
friendship and love have joined. For cheerful ideas of what to give or do, just read the ads of these local shops—
then visit their stores and make a smart selection. I
Look Your Best
for the
King of Hearts
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MILDRED’S
BEAUTY SALON
101 (i Will.
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SERVE
ICE CREAM
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Ice Cream in a dozen Fla
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JOHNSON’S
Super Creamed Ice Cream
(iO West Hllli Kueene
Phone 3807
FLOWERS
will take your
VALENTINE
Message
Orders plaeed S;d unlay or
Sunday for other cities
can bt* mailed to the flor
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cost.
COLLEGE
FLOWER SHOP
l’hone HOIS ()n Campus
MU. and MILS. NEWT
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MY VALENTINE
By PAT ERICKSON
It took a lot of nerve, but Bill
did it.
He went down to the campus and
bought the frilliest Valentine he
could find.
He decided the clerk was giving
him queer looks and hastened to
assure the man he couldn’t use a
heart-shaped box of chocolates,
and that he'd really come in to buy
a valentine, not to send his laundry
home.
Alter all, Peg had asked him to
the Heart Hop. Why shouldn’t he
buy her a Valentine ? “For my
mom,” he muttered affably as the
clerk tucked the paper doily affair
in a sack.
Hurrying homeward in the dusk,
Bill began to worry. Should he have
been so presumptious ? Maybe he
should send Peg a hydrangea or
whatever those flowers are. She
might have liked a picture, and
then again he wasn't very hand
some, except for his curly eye
lashes.
Rain was getting sloshy. Bill
stumbled on a crack in the pave
ment. But he clutched the Valen
tine tightly. He didn’t have any
time to lose.
Home, he searched the closet
for his green sweater. He searched
his drawers. He finally found it
on a chair, and shining from the
bosom of the thing—his frat pin.
Bill pounced on the sweater, fair
ly ripped the pin off, and tucked
Vn Ion tin os for Mother, for
Kate and Sister Sue
A place whore your sweetheart
can buy one for you.
Humorous or tender, lavender
and lace . . .
Whatever is the kind you want
1 lore is 1 he place.
Valley Printing & Stationery
COMPANY
75 West Broadway
Mf IMHIAI.lt
Laughter and Romance!
“Raffles”
with David Niven
Oliva DeHavilland
— plus —
An outlaw horse ... a boy
. . . and a girl!
“Gentleman from .
Arizona”
“Allengheny
Uprising”
with
John Wayne - Claire Trevor
— plus —
“Danger on Wheels”
Richard Arlen - Andy Devine
u
Dietrich Goes Wild . . .
Over Jimmy Stewart!
MARLENE DIETRICH and
JAMES STEWART in
‘Destry Rides Again’
— plus —
SELECTED SHORTS
Another Screen Triumph!
Returned!
“The Real Glory”
with
5ary Cooper - Andrea Leeds
— plus —
“Death of
Champions”
with Lynne Overman
jl tovuigiy into me wmie nice
folds of his Valentine.
The freshman at the sorority
door was a little surprised when
Bill shoved a little package at her,
told her to give it to Peg, then
bounded out the door. His heart
was beating so he could scarcely
speak.
Pe^ was baffled, too, when she
opened the package.
There was Bill’s fraternity pin,
in the midst of doves, violets, and
paper lace. "Be My Valentine” it
said.
She chuckled to herself. Tt had
taken Bill such a long time to know
she was his Valentine!
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Valentine Perfume
Demonstration
Coeds: Tf you want 1o bo your most charming
self . . . wear the right perfume. You can try them
out Saturday at Miller’s . . . sniff them one and
all and wear away the one which does the most
for your personality.
Moot . . . Ruth Reed a licensed cosmetologist and
make-up specialist—iti charge of our cosmetics
department.
Men: Here Are Perfumes
Lucion LeLong’s fascinating perfumes . . .
“Care,” “Indiscreet,” “Impromptu,” “Whis
per,” “Opening Night,” “Mon Image,”
“Jabot” and Floral fragrance.
$1.50 to $10.00
• D’Orsav.refreshing fragrances . . . “Relic do
.lour,” “Lollandv,” “Trophe” and “Milord.”
$1.25 to $6.50
® Cotv’s famous essences . . . “Emeraude,” “L’
Aimant,” “Paris,” “I/Origan,” “Chypre.”
$ 1.00 to $3.50
MILLER'S
Eugene’s Newest Department Store
840 Willamette Phone 1090
Give Her the
Most Feminine
of Gifts
Thrill her on Valentinos
Day by appealing lo her
vanity with your gift of
eosineties, perfumes, com
pacts, and candies, select
ed from our smart, modern
variety. You'll find so
many suggestions on our
counters — and all attrac
tively priced.
Tiffany
Davis
797 Willamette St.
* Falcon tie Sac. For her
handbag-, in the shape of a
crystal purse. She’ll adore it.
Several fragrances. $1, $1.50
Matching
compact
and lipstick
ensemble.
$2.00
* Penthouse. Four lovely per
fumes by Lucien Lelong in a
novel Penthouse package
$2.50
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February
14th
“A good book
is more than a
gift, it is a com
pliment.”