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Newspaper Page Textl-ahd boat THE EUGENE REGIS TER. GUARD STREET LIGHTS AT FLORENCE, Feb. J 3. (Special) The ittrnot lishtinir question bobbed up to occupy Hie nttention of the city fathers nt iho reRuhir February poim ril meetinp. It whb Apparent, (nun the diruiKioit, that the councilinen were not in fnvor of osftuming the maximum monthly street lighting rost of $."0, and in fairness to the public In general, there followed the prob lem of reaching an ultimate audition. !t whb clear, however, that Florence ahould hnro uome street light at least and onn solution was offered which it wan thought would prove sat isfactory, for a while at least. This plan was to provide the business sec tion with virtually the same lighting it has previously been supplied, and to place scattering lights in the resi dential sections. More lights would be added, under this plan, according nt the payment of tax money. A boiisewaruiiiig took place at the home of Ttev, and Mrs. Paul Kisler by way of a surprise, when a number of members of the Kvnngeiicnl church here and dose frUuds gathered, hanging p. rnroit supply of provi sions fi the fti!r larder. Those present wr; Mr. sud Mr. Otto Hire. Mr. ?Jary Johnson and flmtr.itpr Horn. .Mr. C. J. Colter. Mr". Clsud Krwin. Mrs. Vn. Hsrrinptou, Mrs. Wm, Smith, and fh lUr. A. h. Jyns berry, of MoumouMi. who was an hon or guest of the evening, being here to i-oiiduct a Npeclal scries of meetings at the church, A pleasant little time occurred Hiindsy evening at thp Krjiest Funk home north of town In observance of the h'rthdtiy of l!r. Funic. The guests had happy hours at cards and 'lieu relished s delicious dinner which .Mrs. r unlc had prepared. The fnllowing were prexcut: Me. and Mrs. Krnet Thillips. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phi!- lips,. Mrs. Pearl Hnlden, Mr. and Mrs. Orvnl Nelson, and Herbert Henderson. Theaters Bj B. W. J. Junction City News JUNCTION CITY, Fell. 13. (Hpe rial). Friday evening a numlier of the members of thp men's clnsa of the Chrlstisn churrh ftiindny Mhoul funr to Rron-nsrille find attended rliM relly nieetina with about to representatives from Halspj nnd Har tnbvrt mn Mil present. The . nine hetrBn wilh a rousing snnt; serv lr and Her, Linden I,eaitt luenrlifd I sermon, after irhleb a permanent iir tanlsatinn was formed, ehnoilnit the name I'fH) and 0 clo.s of the Christian rhureb." Offieera were elected and mueh enthusiasm for future meeting, wan manifest. Those present Irom thin ellr awl firtnltr were llnrrj ('hnpin aid O.kl.r Har of Euarne.' J. V Hot. U.ors. md Jsme l'orter. .1 V.. Td.on. J. H. Miller. W. C. F.vnns, Ws. Rw.r, T. 0. Wllliama, Ernst Ufmi. artaar Wondridsr. A. M. far roU.r. Pee Strom and Stanley Hint. Th ohjert of this nritnnlia- iim la to ereate a wholesome en thostatai for Bible eehn.il nnd dm r ill wnrk .monr tbe men of the churrhes. The late af he neit nvetin In not definite! aimed hut will be in March at Jiiaetinn Cite, with the men's class of th Bible school of the Christian church aa host.. a Mr. Oeo. Porter nnd son James, and Mr. oy Miller nnd di'iichtors Itarbara and rteverly. drove to Stnv ton and Tl.lrcil Mr. Stout and family of that place. Mrs. Stout is a dnnuh ler of Mrs. Torler and sister of Mrs. Miller and .lamea Porter. Vlrtil Spurteon and fninlly hare ranted Into their homes on Ninth street, after .pendinf the pnst sii mnnin. Willi Airs. Iloone, .fames Rand returned to Iho (' tamp near Hwtethntne ftmidny after Ptndina the pnt two we-ks nt home helninc esre for hi, little son. who has been so frltlcnllv 111 hut Is snmr what Improved si Ibis time. Mrs. Till las Is helping cure for Mie rhlld. Miss n.rtrmle Sanders of Porllninl spent the ,.. rH here with her moiher. Mrs. .Minn Sunders, and her aunts, the Ml.. Gordon,. Mr. Ali.-e .Allen, wh.i Is innkinc lies home with tier' son nnd tlsuxhter on Camp rreek. is In .Tiinrtinn to spend a week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kd fllnikwrll spent .Sunday nnd Monday on Kiger I sin ml with Mrp. HlnrkwHI's mother. Mrs. Winke. Mrs. Nhuhe f King Vallry !. l-euiliim a week with her inn. Mnrtin Shythe. Mrs. Velma Pclersnn and two rhil dren spent Saturday with her riot her Mrs. Kd Blaekwell. Mr, and Mrs, Chiml Hitter, Rprinn field, visited at the 1m (iiUtrap home Saturday, Mrs. Irmn Wat son Is at the home of her parent. Mr. and Mrs. Ira tiitMrap. while Mr. Watson la employed on con stnietinn work near Onkrulcr. Mr. and Mrs. Io Sam nnd Mr. ami Mrs. W, Itnih ,.f Kugene were callers at the 1 1). McCarty home Friday nirht. From all sections nf the state rame reports of tarty (lowers and tall tram but about ten data a no tinlther Har pole brought to Justice of the Peace Murphy's offtr a hunch of .trowing' vetch which wn seven ami one-half! feet long, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tracer and dau ghter and laorna Pnterson of June tion C'iiy ttud Mrs. W, K U'ilker or Joiepb. Ore.. s)ient Sunday aftermicn at the Ceorge Starr home at HaUey Mrs. Walker is the mother of Mr. i Starr and Mrs. Tracer. She lately ar-1 TUESDAY PROGRAMS McDONALD "Design For Liv ing," with Miriam Hopkins, Frcdric March, Gary Cooper and Kdward Kverett Horton. JCoda Wednesday. C 0 L 0 N I A L "The Invisible Man," with Claud ItainK. Knda Tuesday. HEILIG "Long Ibt Father," with John Barrymore. Last day. STATE "Little Women," with Katharine Hepburn. Last day. REX "The Last Itound-Fp." with Jtnudolph Scott, Monte Blue. Inst day. "Design For Living" at the Mc Donald has the sparkle of a good clin mond. The dialogue from beginning to end has a a mart suavity that dis tinguishes it from other productions. Although the play was written nnd produced on Broadway by INoel Cow ard. Ben Hecht wrote the cinema dia logue, and it appears to have suffer ed little in the transformation. The story of a woman who loved two men, Fine cast, Fredric March, Miriam Hopkins, Gary Cooper and Ld.vnrd Lverett Horton. John Bu fry inure, of the ltuy.il Fnm ily of the Theater, gives one of his best characterizations in the little heralded "Ixmg Lost Father," cIumii at the Heilig today. Most Barrymore pictures are introduced with a blast of trumpets, but this opus crept up on us. About a man, estranged from 'his daughter, nm his fine sacrifice that brings them together. Helen Chand ler capably portrays the daughter, and Donald Cook is cast as her lover. You see him and you don't see him nut even when ne's invisible, you re conscini) nf ,jH presence. Such is the act of film magic accouiplihlii'd me iiivminie Man, closing Tues day nt the Colonial theater. Claud Bains gives a grand performance with out being seen, nnd the picture alter nates chills and laughs, with laughs predominating. Gloria Stuart very decorative. Miloi liuimient tops. Permit us lo recommend "The Last Hound-Up" at the Bex as the best western we've ever seen. Not, per Imps, aa great as the mighty epics, boa ting alt star cants, such as "Cim maron" ami "In Old Arizona." but fine of its kind, with tbe nlnyers. two of ihem well known and the other a talented newcomer, giving unusually good performances. The song is worked in tastefully, and the entire effect is gratifying. A picture which any thentcritoer. or non-theatergoer, for that matter.! cannot afford to miss is "Little Wo-i men." nt the State. It will go down in cinema nnnals aa one of the finest ever prodnerd. Katharine Hepburn proves herself no "morning glorv" in tbe film, and the supporting rast of a inn KUKiia, jpnn rariter. r raucea Deo and Jonn Bennett can be describ ed in auperlatives. Superb, Volunteer and CWA Road Work Is Done Radio Program WALTKIlVILLK, Feb. 13. (Spe cial ) 'oiisidcrable work is being done on the lower C.tmp creek road and nt present the work is being done on the Masterson hill. A large per cent of the work is donation work with some CWA according to those living in that a vicinity. Grading tho top of tho hill and lowering the grade and putting in a fill at the foot of the hilt is ttcing done. A wider turn is being m;:de at the top. DonQncnson was a guest Saturday morning of Mrs, F. W. Page while his brother, Jtobirt Benson, was in Wnl terviile on business. The Worker's society met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ginit Momb with several ladies present for the afternoon. Regular workwas car ried out and future plans discussed. Mr; nnd Mis. K. K. Potter nnd El liot Potter of Deerhorn were Hipper guests I ndny evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Irvin. Mrs. C. C. Policy and nephew, Ted MaguesK, made n trip to Eugene Fri day evening to meet Mrs. Vern Ellis of Portland. Welcome Rehck.Ji lodgeis pliinuing a Valentine party for its next meet ing niv'tft foi (heir membership and the members, nre lo invite guests for the vcening. JtefreshmcntH of jello, cookies and coffee are to be serve-I. , A Valciitiuu exchiinge will be held j and as many Valentines as one r.-res ' to place in the box will he delivered as a feature of the evening's party. Lodge will convene nt eight o'clock with the party following the business session. Tuesday evening of next week is the rcauliir night for the Waltcrville grniyje. Mis. Yeni Ellis of Vernonia arriv ed Friday evening (o spend several days visiting at the home of her par ents. .Mr. unit Mrs. C. C. Polley. Mr Policy who has lscn on the sick list the past few weeks is reported nVtter and Snturdity made n trip to Eugene lor treatment. It. M. MiiL'iiesM who has briMi ill at the Policy home with severe rob! wan also reported bet ter Saturday. News of Cushmanc rived here and will spend a couple, of iiuuiiui nere visiting. Mr. and Sirs. Olxo Peternrn. ItlJIv and Ixirna were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bnffath. Sunday. Folmer Bodtker uncut Sund.iv uitn Arleigh Tracer, talking over Four-H club work. They are members of the Love Lake Calf and Sheep club. Mr. and Mm. Bud Biley, Mrs. Wal ter Nelson, son and daughter, of Til lamook, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lednickv. 1 he Bud Andrua familv m..l ltrt Vndnis of Bear Creek nre niitiitu t lunt'tlnn City. Ther will .1.. Horton house at the comer of Tooth nnd (irennwond alreets. llniid H. Washhiirne wnsj a I'urt bind .r on business, .Mnndnv. Osenr Doldee wns in Sntnnlny frinn his home on the Monroe rond. Vida News Notes VlllA, Feb. i;i-tSieiin)n, lloodlinsliire returns to hijh school In Kuiene this week after havinr: been out some time with a rripnled knee. . .Miss Clnra tirn.es from Ansel Klithl road visited Vida friends Sun dny nftemoon. The l.onir Life i 11 llenllh Hub holds its regular meelin Friday niter noon. The topic of discission wns "t'lennllness". The MIA 4 II mnrkoliiiK Hub uiemliers have riiniileted their essays on iiiurk.'l inc ninth entitles Ihem lo nltenil the I II marketint dn In Kiu'ene Kebrunry '.'I. .Miss t'nrler nit'oinimnied Mr. ami Mrs. Ilrendel and rhihlren to Kn. ene. Snliirdny. to nltend the 411 Seviinu rlub lenders meetiuii nt Mi- ! .Morrnn nnd Vni.hliuriie store nuill- I toriiim. Miss Moi-rihi gnve nn Inter estiuj nnd Instructive talk on colors' nnd pnttern adjustment. j t'orienne Hull returned to school: Mondny alter a month's absence due to an nppeudiritis ntieralion. The Vida Kjinuasiuul will he ceiled under CWA funds. Work started Mondny. The Sunday School hml nn Incrriise in allemlnuce on .Suudny. Kiiuilny ciiiooi services will he held at 10 . Jrenflcr uislcad of K p. , CUSMMAN, Keb. 1U (Special) lliurMilny John. (Jrecorv. .Mr. and .Mrs. Curt .Sweet mill Mrs. K. Hewitt miitorcil to Kucenc where the men nllended the Lumbermen's ussociiiiion meet inn l lint evcninir. .loyil Sllilliert of .Mnpleton culled rehilives nnd friends hero one dny lust week. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoover, who Imvc hern bavins a vacation in Califor- niu. returned to their home here Thursday. Mr. nnd .Mis. Wnrtl t llurnett at- tcnilcd Mr. Iluructt's erniiflmnlber'a funcrnl at llcndwnod Thursday. .Mrs. Wilcult wns S years old, n pioneer of this country nnd Icnvcs mnny friends. 1 lie lellow Kir coiunnnv lust week purchisci! nnotlier smokestnek from the old Johnson mill nt Iteeds port ii ml It 'wns delivered by truck to the. mill here. They nrn mnkilij; noooMsnry repairs to the mill and dock, ii Ml hope to be ready to stnrt sawing soon. .Mrs. Laurie Stinslcy lias returned from a week'a visit at her home in Noti. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vomits nnd family who arrived here Inst fall, left by trnin Snturdny night tor their home in lown. Charley Snmlbom attended the Fisherman's meeting; nt Astoria Inst week, llnrobl Hewitt, one of our home boys who bus worked at the fish hatchery at Anderson, Cnl.. has been promoted nssistnnt superintendent in the stnto department of fisheries nnd is in clmrtre of the oKg-tnkinc; stations. Ho is now locnled at For est HiniM'. California. Tuesday, Mr. nnd Mis. I!. T. Mills nml Mr. nnd Mrs. (i. It. Mills mmle n business trip to Mnrshfield nnd Winchester liny. LAST TIMES TONIGHT TO- TUESDAY, FEB. 13 KOAC, Corvallis 5, music; 5:45, vespers, r, Frank It. Matthews; 0, Hues on life, Jnines M. Morris; (1:15, in the day's news; 0:.'IO. evening farm hour; ti:4 market and crop reports und weather foreenst: 7, I. M. Itrandt "Cost of JJniryinc tin the Const' 7:1.1, (J. K. Hyslop, "Hevltion of Hard lied bpnnj; Whcnt StnndHrdh ; 7 the cilizfii r.lid his school, "Linn County Schools"; ":.'W. basketball, Oregon State va Idaho; 8. Mrs. Gen evieve Itnum Gnskins, ".Music and Worthy Lso of Incisure '; 8:10, hnS' ketbnll, Oregon State v Idaho; 8:30, visual aids to instructions, L. S. Burt Sn-Hiin, little symphony orchestra directed by Howard Halbcrt. KGO, Oakland 5, Leo Ilcisman's orchestra; 5::ili, Hilly Ilntrhelor; 0:4.ri, tlrplinn Annie; 6, Cunzoncttn; 0:15, historical sketches of S. F.: B:30, Kd Wynn. Texaco Fire Chief; 7, tbe cruise of tho Hclh I'arker; 7:30, Miul nme Sylvin mul movie stars; 7:4.j, Caswell concert: S, Amos V Andy 8:1H. Memory Lane; 8:15, Horlick'a adventiirca in health; 0, Hen Bernie's orchestra: I):.jO, Melody Siixera; 10, news flashes; 10:13, Mnrk Hopkins hotel orchcsti'n; 11, Tom Conkley's orchestra; 1H3U-V2, organ concert. K.VX, Los Angeles 5, Htorytown Fxpress; 5:15. I,e Hoy, pinnist; 5:30. Hoiio.net of Memories; 0:45, Trot, ijatnner, news; 0:15, Bnrmani's con cert orcheslrn; 0:.'l0. King Cowboy; U:45, Mirllimakera (E. T.I: 7, YVnta iinbc nnd Archie; 7:15, ltoiuancc of Old Coin; 7:30, F.lvia Allninn and bund; 7:45, Luwrenec Kinc and or chestra; 8, ugriculturnl digest: 8:15. Joe Bishop and Mary Hossetti and ihincc hnml; 8:30, "So This Js Hadio"; 8:45, "Tho Avengers," playlet; 9, news service; 0:15, to be announced; 10-11, 1'ontrelli's orchestra. KFI, Los Angeles 0, NBC-KGO programs to tl; II, comedy stars of Hollywood; 11:15. NBC-KGO pro groins lo 11:30; D:30, orchestra with Felipe Delgado; 10, news; 10:15-12, dunce music, KGW, Portland 5, XHC-KGO pro grnms to tl; U. Crazy Crystals; 6:15, Capt. Krvln traffic tnlk; 0:30, NBC KGO programs to 10:15; 10:15, Jack Bain's orchestra; 10:30, Kelly's Ku tertniners; 10:45-12, danco music. Mothers, Daughters Of Monroe Banquet MONROE, Feb. 13. (Special) A mother and daughter banquet will be held Wednesday evening, Feb. 14, at 7 o clock in the M. E. cnurob. Mothers in this community are invited to come and bring their daughters. Ihe ban quet is to be prepnred and served by tbe men. Proceeds received by the Modem Woodmen and Royal Neighbors for the sale of senls at the play entitled. "The Red-Headed Stepchild," pres ented Saturday evening, amounted to ?53. Mrs. Frank Piersou was direct or of the play. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stewart and lit tle son, Cameron, left - Monday for Payette, Idaho. Frank Xeave broke his finger while .working on a bridge over near Alsea. The Epworth League are giving f bnskct social Snturdny evening. Feb, 17, in the M. K. cburcb. Everyone is welcome. .Mrs. Dave Foreman entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of the fourth birthday of her little ibugliter, Jo Ann. Those pres ent were .Mr. and .Mrs. Percy Gorton of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd N'ystrom and children, Mary Lou and Jaquliue, Mrs. M. K. Foremnn. Mr. and Mrs Unvc Foreman, Betty Lou. Ruth and Jo Ann. Mosby Creek Items MOSHY CHEEK. Feb. IU. (Spo cinl). A number of folks of the neighborhood nttendeil the P. T. A. meeting and program Friday night nt the Blue Mountain school. The next meeting will be Mnrrh 0 and they nre going to hnve a pie social with the progrnm. Floyd Jones, Johnnie Davis, snd Gladys Ijinrnster held a hoard meet ing Monday evening nt the Johnnie Unvis home in order to pny for some new books nnd sell the old stove. (.ale Holibiiison who has been stav ing at (he Fred Overton home the Inst few months returned Wednes day to his home in Nebrnskn. .Mr. and Mrs. Hoc Pltche.- of Blue Mountain, and Mr. and Mrs. John Willis nnd children of Cottngn Grove nttendeil a birthdiiy dinner nt the John Allen home Sunday. l-nwrenrc Palmer took Ills Cnncnr hide to Eugene Saturday to collect a bounty. .Mr. and Mrs. Doe Pitcher accompanied him and visited at Mrs. itrncra daughter. Mrs. Lovonn Pit. cher. Walterville Notes WALTEItVILLE. Feb. 13. ISne- emu .ur. an,) .Mrs. A. J. Irvin nnd fninily George, Mnry and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Potter and family nnd Elliot Potter motored to Winberrv Dummy to spend the any w th Mr, nml Mrs. Vern Hucka' nnd family, nonoring Mrs. Huckn's birthdnv. A dinner was served at noon and the relatives enjoyed the dny visiting. El lint Potter remnined for a few days' visit with his daughter. Mrs. Hucka and family. Ermn Knston who hns been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. irvin ticcompamed them to Ilucka's. Workmen were at the N. O. V. hull from Thursday until Saturday morn ing remodeling the lower ball to nc- "inoilnte the boxing ring, and crowd that ciinic Snturdny evening to witness Sensational Russian Movl FRAGMENTS of an EMPIRE Wednesday, Feb. 14 Two Showings, 7:30 A 9:30 P. M. COMMUNITY LIBERAL CHURCH Eleventh and Ferry St. Vaughn Community Hall" Thursday, Feb. 15, 7:30 P.M. Admission 1So Wfflf LAST DAY I firMinytre Tl" 8 p' m" 1 NIGHTS Tomorrow Ji I U f DIME NITEI All Seat! lAIIDHIv' s& "" the Initial smoker of the Deerhorn Athletic club. The Walterville Ladies' Aid held its regular meeting Thursday, Feb, 8, at the social hall with 15 present tbe entire day. A business session wns held in the afternoon and regular work of the aid was presented before the members. Expressions of appre ciation were read from Rev. and Mrs. It. E. Clark on thoughtfuluesg and gifts to them nt ChristmnB time and also during Rev. Clark's illness. Plans were made to entertain the husbands of the aid members and the party will take place Feb. 25 beginning with o:d0 dinner served in the social room. A program and games are to be enjoyed during the evening. Those present included .Mrs. Sadie Thienes, Mrs. Wm. Huckn, Mrs. Anna Star-y. Mrs. O. L. Stacy and dnuglitcr Janet, Mrs. Ruth Potter, Mrs. R. X. Koo ser, Mrs. M. J. Wenrin, Mrs. E. E. Neer and son Lawrence, Mrs. D, E. Benson, Mrs. Lester Millicau, Mrs. Vern Caldwell. Mrs. Frank Page. Sirs. A. T. Enstoii. .Mrs. E. 1. Reynols. Mrs. A. K. Jennints. Mrs. Charlie Jack. The M. J. Wearin home was the scene of a birthday party Sunday when members of the fnmily came home to celebrate -Mrs. Wearin's birthday nnd that of her son-in-law. Seth Byers, of AVendling. Mrs. Wenrin's hirl'luW nnio inns r eo. l, with Jlr.vByers Feb. . .Mrs. Wenrin's grandson, Ronnld Byers, .celebrated his birthday Feb. 4. Guests for the day Included Mr. and -Mrs. Clnrence Potter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Seth Byers and family Dean, Roland and Awdry of Wendling, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wearin and children Lliah and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shrode and children Robert, Lyle and Flor ence Ann, Wess Wearin and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wear in. Mr. and Mrs. Byers and family motored to Walterville in time to attend the local Sundny school. They are members of the Wendling M. E. Sundny school. The road to Lower Camp Creek which turns at the AValterville garage is closed to traffic until Wednesday because nf the condition of the Mas terson Hill. A soft surface has been put onto tbe gravel making it difficult for enrs to negotiate tho hill. Work has been done on this stretch of rond in the past week or two. Traffic wishing to reach points below the Mnsterson hill from Walterville are routed around by way of Thurston. A fill has been put in at the bottom of the hill nnd the top of the hill lowered and widened. The Walterville Sunday school held their Lincoln's dny progrnm Sunday morning after the usual Sunday school nour and nn offering amounting to was taken for missions. The progrnm begnn with a 'song by the aud- ience. reading the congregations! J "1 fnn Stacy, song b7di,n hig. Carolyn Stacy, Im !?? tho benediction. o' is '"t for the Sunday " , program. """I koi u, The Workers' soci. afternoon at the hwnV'oM,' Momb -and two s,,.?;!, 5I fc, present for tho aft,.rno' T" H of Eugene, and lr, V''''H "pringne d. who m. .V"" t W. Fountain, hrd.yr"",0,i 400 DROWN e-n Minorca in.ncse ,lr0Wnwl Chinese steamer, p b yesterday on the River Y. Kiukiang, according , cm.. ,k' reports. Ull"'pn, Office Suppll.,-y, THURSDAY THEIR CRIES WERE JUST LAUGHS TO HIM! Ht Untly llvil hmt.tkort mviI t bwildt)rtj erf IEE TRACY UOVELORU II ' DAMYl f 1 4 Niter : S: - II - 55? . ' ' 1 J IOC 'ffi-'X "MEETING MA2IE" tMMMsjsga I E ....-- - -V X.',- - HI sj . ,., Ill B NOW FIRST RUN! HOW ? ?????? dots the screen "show" on invisible man... IN ACTION 1 COME AND SEE! Walls' THE Masterpiece New Low First Run Prices) Note Although this la the most amaxing picture ever filmed It ia NOT a "horror" picture It la crammed with suspenae, shocks and lota of comedy. Whatever your favorite type of ahow You'll like thlal I mil . W.JsMaausaasalla1 ...the jlory of ( woman's possios, a'9 pilgrlmoge to her love ol lores. mm mm 0 F SONGS Added Constance Bennett In 'AFTER T0NITE' Comedy Newi LAST TIMES TONITE Zane Grey's The Last Roundup" and "Sleepers East" Comedy Nlwt r Ss v JOHN lRRYMORE 10NG10ST FATHER HELEN CHANDLER DONALD COOK STARTS WEDNESDAY VALENTINE DANCE FEB. 14 JASPER Modtrn Eugene Orchestra Come Early stay Late DELICATELY asluiVTUX 1 Toilet And m t ulirura Talrum. nure ,d medicated wilh luLamio eMcmisI oi it tm!irnulle to the romfort "ferny member of the family, (;,, Ihe beneficial mulls of these es enee. by diutian on ullrursi , 'r"" bow cool and refreshed your slin it, free from any rb.finj or irrrulion. Trnlr Denefirial to the ,Ua and etperially recommended for bahiet, Prin Hi ffC fmprietorti Poller I)rul a Chemical Corp., M.M.n, Ms.t. McDOiIALD 12:30 CONTINUOUS 11:30 600 SEATS 15c NOW PLAYING THREE HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE LESIGU FOR LIVING with FflEBflIC MARCH UU COOPER EDWUI EVERETT Coming Thursday LEE TRACY If You're Interested in Golden Eggs- If you are interested in "golden eggs'Mn real profits from poultry-you will find that the "Poultry and Sup plies" column of our Want Ad Section is full of golden It shows where and when to sell chicks and eggs for the best price-where to get the best feed and other supplies at reasonable cost-where to buy and where to find buyers. If you want your hens to lay up profits for you, get your supplies from advertisers in the "Poultry and Supplies" Column of and use ads of your own in this column to ope up a good market for your products --