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T i l l U SD A V , A l '<11 ST 13, 19 >'2
THE SENTINEL, POTTAGE PROVE. OREGON
PAO® TWO
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Historical Events
Published Every Thursday at
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S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S (Cash in Advance)
In Lane-Douglas Counties
Outside Lane-lV uglaa Counties
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Six M onths
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Ice pack, there 1» Included therein a
bright shiny new shovel onsad In a
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$1 07 fur the ensemble
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less than three months.
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used by the Maruies around camp,
digg'ng irenehe», «elilng up barbtd
wire entanglements and in many
other ways. Your purchase uf War
Bund» and Stamps every pay day can
readily equip uur forces with these
neeeasary implements (or w arfare
Invest at least ten p< rcent of your
incuma every pay day.
Huy War
Hurds and Stamps from your bank,
your pustoniee and at retail »lores.
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Washington. D. C., Aug. 10.—Henry Murgenlhau.
J r.. Secretary at the Treasury, today aunuunred
the August W a r Bond Quotas (or the 3.070 counties
in the nation to tallin g $015,000.000.
The August quota (or the State of Oregon is
$0,750.000.
In a rriv in g at the county quotas for August, as
shown in the above map. the Treasury D epartm ent
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look into consideration m ajor (actors affecting In-
conies which in tu rn cause significant variations in
sales during Ihe tw elve month period.
H ereafter actual Bond sales in the various stales
The 50 caliber Browning machine
gun Is one of the moat efficient short
range weapon« used by U. S Fight
ing forces It Is effective at ranges
up to 2.000 yards and Ares about
000 forty-Ave caliber bullets per
minute.
will be compared with quotas on a cum ulative basis.
The amount by which sales fa ll short of or exceed
quotas iu any month w ill be added Io or subtracted
from quotas for future months.
benind, like n dory towed by a
launch . . . “ Recipe Dig«*»,.“ a
o f b ic y c le s fo r tra n s p o rt« new q u a rte rly published by the
as a ¿ h o le , am i e s p /e in llv
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and pul
put out in loose-leuf form . . .
pay m ore a tte n tio n to tin
Eberhard Faber protests that no
b ic y c le .
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war-caused
has been
o p e ra te s a h ik e is a p ote n- necessary so fa r as Its “ Mongol'
w h ic h th e y o p e ra te a h ik e pencil is concerned it was th
niet h ank a lt o n d i, ion. that it has the n<««tw aty lig h tin g plants aji a M,u rw of granulated
One of these guns costs «bout
$1.500, while a thirty-caliber m a
chine gun costs approxim ately $600
Our Aghllng forces nerd thousands
of these rapId-Are guns
Even a
small town or community can buy
many of them by uniting In the pur
chase of War Bonds
At least ten
percent of your Incom«' In War
B >nds every pay day will do the
tttrk .
A Icoul car 1« a low-slung (Tutor
car armored with heavy steel plate,
used to transport troops from one
point to another
It It of low sil
houette and gives protection against
machine gun and other ground Are.
A scout car costs $5.00-7
" H e had th irte e n men s ta n d in a class room aisle a nd pass a ’•q u ip m e n , to c o m p ly w ith the law Don
le t y o u r c h ild re n ru le sugar o,,,n p . pu!()
a
message fro m one to th e o th e r to see how w e ll i, m ig h t be tra n s - Un? h*
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gunpowder, and m ilkw eed
fibre
in ju re d . In s tr u c t them in g iv in g the p ro p e r signals, and to o b - 'f or ust. ,s mnttrr.v« s tu ffin g
m itte d . T he o r ig in a l message r e a d : “ T he enem y is on h ill 30
serve a ll s to p stree ts. H ave them ge, th e ir license p la te and Po?ke, flaahllghts w ith gtrioUv
• o r th o f th e o ld s ch o o l.” The message reached th e end o f the
re g is te r the s e ria l n u m b e r, th is is a p ro te c tio n iu ease the h ik i noo-m etalllc barrel« of ftve-pl>
9 n e : “ T he enem y is in h e ll. 30 m ile s east o f th e o ld s c h o o l.”
fib re . . . A new com bank, «hail
is stolen.
I t is th e p u rp o s e o f th is d e p a rtm e n t a ud the a u x ilia r y police ed like a bomb, and design«*«, to
to g iv e c o u rte o u s and f r ie n d ly a d v ic e iu re g a rd s to tin- law s hold $18.73. the price of a W ar
THE RIGHT TO DO YOUR OWN CHOOSING
r e g u la tin g th e o p e ra tio n o f b ic y c le s u iu l it is hop«-,I th a t th e | m >- Bond.
The San F ra n c is c o E x a m in e r re c e n tly discussed th e ques lice w i ll n ot have to re s tric t the r id in g p riv ile g e o f a n y boy o r
(O W F .m iB II.IT Y
g ir l f o r n o t o b s e rv in g the safe and sane m e th o d o f d r iv in g th e ir
tio n o f “ b ra n d nam es” a nd w h a t th e y mean to th is n a tio n .
A footnote on the lengths
«ta- JJu a Js a. s u b je c t o f v ita l im p o rta n c e to e v e ry m an. w om an bikes.
A IT R O X A P E R K Y . C h ie f o f P olice
You and your naiffbbort J lining
which Arnertcnn industrie« have
¿S’T c h ild in ' A m e ric a — y e t n ot one person in a h u n d re d has been
to gv tiler can tjuy one of th e e vehi
gone
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themaelve»
$bown th e im p o rta n c e o f a m ove to a bo lish b ra n d s w h ic h has
; his idea to go back e ith e r in the »ro™ c ivilia n to w ar good.» pro- cles for thv Ordnance Kcpurunant
T ’ NSUNG HEROES"
■jieeii u n d e r c o n s id e ra tio n in th e n a tio n a l c a p ita l.
1 N avy o r the Coast Guard (the old duction is seen ,n news th at the of our utm ji with your purchase of
The p riv ile g e y o u exercise w h e n yo u go to th«- c o rn e r g t w -
Hooligan Navy, as it is affection- incendiary
(»mbs dropped on War Bonds W r need hundreds of
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w y store , to u .. purchase y o . u r fa ,, v o r ite
to be
, , b ra u n - d i i is n n o t t vi
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m d i e k r-
Recently w ith m any others the a te ly "c a lle d by sea fa rin g m en), Tokyo and o the r Japun.se cities them and need them quickly Put at
(’a tn iiiite d . W h e th e r you b u y Den H u r . H ills . D«J M o n te . M J D . w rj t er stood on the streets o f our but *ue to d isa bility received in hy the General D o o little expedi- least ten percent of your wugea or
incoma into Wur U oik I s every pay
W . o r a n v one o f h u n d re d s o f possible ite m s is u n im p o rta n t,
Cj ty
was a beautiful sum- the N a w during the last w ar Ed ,lon wcrp made by a company
day and help your fellow Americana
Th« v ita l fa c to r is th a t th e choice is v o u rs.
m er evening, we heard the beat can't make it
whose pre-Pearl H arbor business
top the War Bond Quota in your
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B y th is v e ry choice y o u and m illio n « o f o th e r A m e ric a n s of drums, a body o f stern-faced
L a te r reports have it that the WM »he manufnetur«- of wn!l-
county.
Ciereis«* a m ost p o w e rfu l c o n tro l o v e r th e «Quality o f th e p ro - resolute men marched by. men o f Ccmmoflore having made his vis it P«Pe r - • - An<» ® candy m aker is
dWcts von b u y
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a ll ages from the youth to those received the salute of his form er noW tu rn in g c u t shoe polish fo r
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The v a rio u s com panies s e llin g th e same“ p ro d u c ts t r v to who, had passed the half century shipmate and le ft fo r sea When
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Sal«*books, receipt i»»M>k«. hook
Aut-do each o th e r in the e ffo r t to g iv e vou th e ‘ m osteat o f th e ™ r k '1 '™?n i r ° ^ J T any
,as’ scen' ru n " ' n« down wind on
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keeping systoms. The Sentinel.
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.. life, doctors, farm ers, lawyers,
southeaster*lv c o u r s e w ith R rindinij and m ixing is just as <»
U s te s t m each p ric e b r a c k e t Each co m p an y rtes to, m a ke y o u sawmU1
merchants
and a ll
snuggt-d
tu rn .n K out .he pd.sh
its ow n b ra n d nam e in the v a rio u s p ric e b ra c k e ts .
an<J man>, otherg fx-iha(» they T'gansals and courses bellying i n i as h WHS on ,udKp " nd fondant .
Because one name com petes w ith a n o th e r, each trie s to o f- Were not a ll in s te p , the lines were
breeze. Come again s h i p - m a t e ' --------------------------
t e r so m e thin g th a t w ill m ake y o u h u v it.
( not a ll s tra ig h t, no sigh tly uni- you're a rare but welcome v is ito r
Michelangelo at «9
T ake a w a y the b ra n d names, and the in c e n tiv e f o r com- form s m arked the group. W hy especially a fte r some of
the hy- Michelangelo was
«till producing
patties to com pete in q u a lity and p ric e is e lim in a te d — th e com - were these men m arching by. not enaa Wi, pUt Up w ith in these try - T»a«terpiece« at 89. while Monet'»
p e titiv e and p ro gressive s p ir it th a t has made A m e ric a th e n a tio n fo r recreation, fo r nearly a ll had ¡ng times.
i r.*at^ t eon* ^ >ution* ,0 n,', corr-*
ifter he waa 88
it is to d a y, the greatest p ro d u c tio n c e n te r in th e w o rld .
P01 *n »on8 hours at work, and
The E x a m in e r p o in ts out th a t m erchandise on th e shelves w hc" another day had dawned
T H IN G S T O W A T C H FO R
m ay ta ke on an u n fa m ilia r appearance i f the g o v e rn m e n t s h o u ld
roTan/ini
Islands in the Bermuda Group
drt-ide to e lim in a te th e v a rio u s b ra n d s and to s u b s titu te s ta n d -
, { y promotions there w ould
?trplgh '
™ rs w' " n There are 360 islands in the Bcr-
. r d - g r a d , . ” label» f o r .11 canned goods r c g . r d l™ , o f w h n . S e ° ' ^ ¿ . " W
h . p
nuda group.
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c » , p . n , n . . k e , ,h e ?,.
these men
pro ve the q u a lity o f th e ir p ro d u c tio n o r to lo w e r th e ir o p e ra tin g
costa so th a t lo w e r p rice s and b e tte r foods can be o ffe re d to th e
(MMisumer.
‘ In th a t case, yo u. th e consum er, w o u k l e n t. r th e n e ig h b o r-
hobd g ro c e ry do ask f o r a can o f peaches, g ra d e 1. 2, 3, o r p e r-
haps 4. Y o u w o u ld p ay the s ta n d a rd p ric e fo r th e g ra d e y o u se-
more d e fin ite ly
than
a nything amos 11111 I*'*» lhp hlk>' 1,111 -»Ions. «.■i.»t i)««.n ». <»l <«»ui.»<
else has done, tru e many o f our
lads are in th e se« vice, they have
S**PP€*» away one by one and we
mis» th e rn o n the streets, a t our
S e ™ s o m 'X n g fo?
lect. Because yo u w o u ld have no w a y o f k n o w in g w h a t c o m p a n y each o f
t0
we may not pp
canned the peaches, yo u m ig h t o r m ig h t n ot get th e k in d o f aMe t0 buy bonds nor enter the
jMtjchcs y o u w a n t, w ith the k in d o f s y ru p y o u lik e best. H a v - direct s«?rvice o f our country, but
in g no reason to do a n y th in g else, each p la n t w o u ld tu r n o u t perhaps we can help build morale
ju s t w ha t the g ove rn m e nt s p e c ific a tio n s m ig h t s tip u la te and no and a thousand and one other
m ore.
things. W hy were those men
. The E x a m in e r says: ‘ ‘ The w ho le q u e stio n , as f a r as th e rnarching by, because they ar».-
A n te rie a n people are concerned is w h a t k in d o f an e conom y red'hl«xxted. J 0 0 per cent A m eri-
th e y w ant a fte r the w a r .” “ S c a rc ity and even u n a v a ila b ility o f
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e best co un try m tne world, proud
ednsum er goods is an u n a vo id a b le and necessary c o n d itio n o t of thp f|ag t)lp pmb|pm o f ou,
w a r. B ut it sh ou ld be a te m p o ra ry c o n d itio n , p r e v a ilin g o n ly as country , proud to be a p art hi
lo n g as th e w a r lasts. The reasonable and p ro p e r e x p e c ta tio n o f the protection o f our homes and
th# people is th a t the re tu r n o f peace w ill b rin g a b o u t a re s to ra - those near and dear to all.
tip fi o f a n o rm a l and desired w av o f life . T h is c o u ld not p«issib-
W hile we can not give them
• i r R roa lize d. i f the fu n d a m e n ta l in s titu tio n s o f th a t w a v o f life m ilita ry honors, yet we can re-
It«^
d e stro ye d in th e m eantim e . . . The b u rd e n rests on sPect and honor the™ »or th<?y
are “ The Home G u a rd s '.
. V e r i c i n e n te rp ris e to preserve its e lf. . . .
T ,' { re seems to be a d e fin ite d a n g e r th a t c e rta in th e o ris ts
ift* th e fe d e ra l g o ve rn m e n t w o u ld lik e to use the present w a r G O TC'H -G UU L S W A P .STORIES
fan «-K'.'use
to m ake
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A m e ric a n w
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Dropping in fo r an inform al
lfe . These people know th a t as lo n g as a fre e press liv e s th e y visit (an old friend e vidently), Ed
n eve r lie co m p le te ly successful. T h e y know th a t in E u ro p e Gotch reports th a t around 6:00
soual lilig it iy s were d e stroye d soon a fte r freedom ot the a. m. the other m orning, a large
Iss was abolished.
T h e y therefor«- seek to place fin a n c ia l male H e rrin g G ull made a land-
Ita e le s in the p ath ot new spapers by d is c o u ra g in g th e use ot“ fa ll on the m ill pond,
ih a titu tio n a l a d v e rtis in g by the la r g e r e om pa nic*. B u t a d v e r t! * - 1 Graciously accepting breakfast,
ih g has a v ita l fu n c tio n in A m e ric a ’s econom ic life . I t serves t o ' consist ing of the bigger part of a
iu fu rm the people c o n c e rn in g the p ro d u c ts a v a ila b le fo r them to“ » of * ,ale bread. Commodore
to d m y . ju s t as the news colum ns in fo rm them o f n< w.s events G ull swam around, quite undi*-
th g t tra n s p ire th ro u g h o u t th e w o rld .
,urbed b> ,hp m ‘»1 c rt'w w orking
f
The ife p s p a p e rs m ust c a rry on th e ir jo b o f s e rv in g th« ,,n ,,H I’" 0' 1-
A m e rii'u ii pctrple, in o rd e r th a t th e y m ay re m a in the b est-in
h-d says that the sight of him
j i l t e d people in the w o rld and in o rd e r th a t th e v m ay hav.- the
T S^ n ‘<f fpel'? ’i '
g reatest a m o u n t o f fre.-dom o f any ^ p . e w hen ih e w‘a r is o ver.
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< h, ' ’ ’¿ ! " PP" " K " " ' k a,,d " ’ ’ h ry s le r o r b« - ; pared o f his sea-faiing days, and
,vv«eh.D el .»lonte a m i S A \\ m ay become an e x tre m e ly p rc c io p s brought a feeling o f ragrol. E«l
p io v ffi'g e ItcT nre lo n g . IM»N 'I' L O S E IT .
i was a navy man, and it ha$ been
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A b.eye.e - Wu»-- fo r
• i* City <m l Denver
C'vni'loted 1870
Fifet mo-r- nie «Mit by
Atlantic t ibie I8S8
i ^ j l T - facilino n-torm os»» i i
li.,n ouyinlseU In Hulu
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DR H. A. HAOEN
Chiropractic Physician
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George Italteraon. N YA A w n
Youth , ‘i-rs,>ti'«l Siqs-rvlM»r who
was In Cottage liro v o Tue'tdny.
announce*«, Ih«* enlarging of iti<*
w ar work 11,lining fae illtie « at the
Eugeni- Residence Center w ith ,h>*
addition of a new fa cto ry ty|a*
radio ti«»eiTitily »Imp
The new «Imp w ill handle n
larger enrol,m«-n, of 4u youth» and
1« eompletely ««|in,»,as, to li««em-
bly arm y mid navy order« such a»
tranam ltteta nn«l receiver*
BICYCIE TRAFFIC
D ue to th e e v e r in c re a s in g use
tio n it is im p e ra tiv e th a t the p u b lic
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th e boys and g irls , w ho rid e bikes,
la w s r e g u la tin g th e o p e ra tio n o f the
Each a nd e v e ry boy o r g ir l w ho
tia l e a r d r iv e r , a nd the m a n n e r in
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t al H -*Hi
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brjl'.ir I.ikon by Ena
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B. «•« upllalrej 1900
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a re m a rk n tav bt- d is to rte d as q u o te d fro m a p o p u la r w e e k ly . *"
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W ith th is issue The S e n tin e l passes its f i f t y - t h i r d y e a r nt
p u b lic a tio n , h a v in g been e stablished in A u g u s t. 1SS9, and a b
so rb in g prev io u s ly some o f the e a rlie r p u b lic a tio n s , so in its in
flu e n ce has been fe lt a good deal lo n g e r th a n th e h a lf c e n tu ry
m a rk.
A h a lf c e n tu ry is a lo n g tim e w hen m easured in te rm s o f
the life o f th e average business fir m . A h a lf c e n tu ry can m ake
a great deal o f d iffe re n c e in th e mede o f l i f t a m i can b rin g
about a n u m b e r o f changes. The past h a lf c e n tu ry has b e t'll no
e xce p tio n in th is respect.
B irth d a y s are supposed to be occasions fo r happiness, b ut
exce.pt f o r the fa ct o f being rentenil»ered. we d o u b t i f it b rin g s
the average in d iv id u a l a n y a d d itio n a l pleasure. W ith a business
in s titu tio n it is d iffe r e n t. T he re is a c e rta in p rid e in th e le n g th
o f se rvice to any section and i f we have tr ie d to be o f rea l s e r
vice to the section we serve, th is p rid e is ju s tifia b le . N ew spapers
Were e stablished p r im a r ily to serve the m u n ic ip a lity th e y w ere
located in. a lth o u g h w hen p r in t in g e q u ip m e n t was less e x p e n
sive, th e y w ere o fte n tim e s e stablished to fu r t h e r the in te re s t o f
Sone p o litic a l p a rty . In th is the m o tiv e was se lfish , b u t the
th o u g h t o f service neve rth e le ss e xiste d .
W h a te v e r the p u b lic o p in io n m ig h t have been re g a rd in g the
V arious p u b lis h e rs w ho hqve at d iffe r e n t tim e s o p e ra te d the
S e n tin e l, we feel th a t it has had a p a rt in th e c o m m u n ity life
And a p a rt th a t in g e n e ra l m e d s no apologies. W e g iv e o u r
predecessor* c re d it fo r honest in te n tio n s , re g a rd le s s o f th e ir
m ethods o f c a r r y in g o u t th e in te n tio n s .
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A new dining hall ha« also »torn
completed r«*eenlly and can gc-
conunodnte 2<xi youth. It 1» us«<d
ulso fo r recreation xurh a« danc
ing Young women arc h<>u»«*«l in
u new modern d o rm ito ry w ith
capacity fo r -II) girl» Young men's
d»>rmltorles aerommodate Kit.
The Increased faeilltie» w ill e f
ficie n tly accommodate a larg«*r
fa ll enrollm ent of young people
het ween ttie age« of It» and 25
who wish (H e w ar w ork tra in in g
Young women are
tra in in g in
aviation »heel m etal and radio
■aaembly and young men in radio,
machine »hop. aviation mechanic*,
e lectric welding an«l other field»
Those enrollesl ut ihe Eugen«*
N YA center receive hoard, nwmi
«•nu-rgt'iH'y h«>»pitui ear. in addi
tion in $9.1«> a m onth rxpen»c
money A ll referral« (or N YA
tra in in g are made by United
Stale» Em ployment Service O f-
f ie«-*
F or fu rth e r Inform ation
w rite .Mr Batterson, N YA office.
Eugene. Oregon
PORTRAITS
CHOICE OF 4 POSES
3x4— $ 5.00 Per Dox,
4x0—$ 9.00 Per Dog.
5x7—812 50 Per Dog
Special Price on Student
Ponraitg
Kodak Finishing, 25c Roll
Picture Shop
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A rcade T h e a tre
Admission l i e and SAc
F ri., Nat., August 14-lft— “ Ten Gentlemen From West
P o in t, " Gwirge Montgomery, Maureen O’Hara, John
S utton Also "M«»key,” Dun D ailey Jr., Ix»nna Reed,
Bobby Blake.
Sun., M on., Tues., August
18-17-18— "R io R ita ,” Bud
A bbott, Lou Costello, K a th ry n Grason, John C arroll,
Pa’ rica Dane, Tom Conoway, Peter W hitney.
Wed., Thur»., August ,9-20— "W e Were D ancin g ,”
Norma Shearer. M elvyn Douglas, G all P atrick. D-e
Bowman. Also "T hia Time fo r Keepa,” Ann R uthe r
ford, Robert Sterling. V irg in ia W eidler, Irene Rich.
D iane T h e a tre
Admission l i e and 23c
Bargain Nights l i e and 15c; Bat. M a t. l i e and 20c
Tim e is short .
T h *r* is a big job to b*
done. Lot's b* careful not
to interrupt by seeing,
hearing or saying too
much.
Thur«., Frt-, August 18-14— “ Finger« at The Window.”
Lew Ayres, Loraine Day, Basil
Kingsford. Bargain Nights.
Rathbone,
W a lte r
Sat., Sun., August 15-10— " H e a r, of The Rio Grande,"
Gene A u try, Sm iley Burnette, Fay McKenzie. Also
“Through D iffe re n t Eye«,” F rank Craven, M ary H ow
ard, Donald Wrxals. Saturday M atinee 2:30 p. m.
Mon., Tues., Wed., August 17-18-10—CLO SED.
Mountain States Power
Company
Thur»., Fr,.. August 20-21— "T o p S e rg e a n t," Leo C ar
rillo , Andy Devine, Elyse Knox, Don T e rry , Richard
Davies. Bargain Nights.
"A
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Relf-Supportln«, Tax-Paying Private EnterprUe”