-t oOULRE P DISERT ATITEADAY, TANTARY 18, 1038- .John ‘Joplin of Seattle visited his EXTEND DATE FOR parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jjoplin, REGISTERING . HORSES Jlast week-end, The final date for voluntary reg- P. K. Gilbert and- Jay Steinmet2 istration of horses and mules has were in Spokane Monday. been changed from January 10 to il Don Gordon and Adrian Tucker January 26. The ten additional days left ‘today for Fort Lewis, ORI where have been allowed permit' to n more ot Gi e TUES Independently Operated they will be inducted into the army. thorough census, : ‘ -—E . and J. R. unave A NATI;::“ S, L——E Mrs. Browne This voluntary registration was Mr. Mas .ligel:t,jng their guests Mr. Browne's sister, requested recently by the Head- h:rn&;: FRIDAY , SATURDAY SUN,.MON,-TUY;, ' Hardy, lon{f\T Mrs. George Portland, anql quarters Western Remount Area, VAN A Toast to Music Mrs. sister, Mrs. E. G, San N ¥ IR Yoo s Browne's Mateo, California, to enable that B ! W {§§ BOVER Dunn son, of Lovers from' the ?w?’ and Reedsport, Ore. Army agency to determine accur- ‘ ) i“.»» \S/fv; 3 " AMECHE /8 \€f~ ~ 1 ILife of Shubert. and Clarence Rlce ately- the resources o: mili- g?? P 7JINSS/J?se £l
- ® L7° SEE a shoe repair shop here. coma and from: zone offices. The &G SAMPLE COPFY ON REQUEST el : ; g’;n Look -,i ft nearest zone office is in Spokane. Tl GARBO. TRIUMPHS IM v | FACED WOMTX"” WTWO The talent for comedy first re- vealed by Greta Garbc in ‘Ninotch- TO lea SR VT TH ka’’ reaches a new high in the buil- @G ) YOU NV. SN appearance WANT liant actress’ latear. a- gain with Melvyn Louglis, in ““Two See Dr. Alfred E. Jones is play- i Faced Women,” whizn now I'or g Scientific Examination ing on the Mason City - Theatre CALL AT HOTEL THOMPSON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16TH. . ; : | FOR REPAIR Mail to screen. QUICK Glasses Direct Dr. Alfred E. Jones, Playing a dual charactervization, Box 1216, Spokane. i s the witty, sophisticated cale offers Garbo a role unlike " anything she (has ‘ever attempted hefore. She jitterbugs and sings, abandons her fampus long bob for ar ultra-mod- RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR ern hairdress, makes her appearance suit, on a ) in a bathing and carries 01D D 1) By EAHLE FERRIS » brilliant verbal duel with her rival TENNYSON, pictured here, .is sang with the trio for eight months a concert and opera star who has in 1936. in love,'played by Constafice’ Ben- JEAN - * * . « . brought soprano - e her voice to nett, i “Great Moments in Music" heard Myron McCormick, of “Joyce I, . @ -31 Thc'story cast as Souash, Jordan—Girl Interne,”” has gone Garbo ski N into rehearsal for Ben Hecht's new instructress. in a swank winter re- play, “Lily of the Valley,” pro- sort. Here she meets Melvyn Doug- duced by |P'nut Gilbgrt lyliller. las and after a violent courtship, Oranges, 2 doz. 25¢ Butter, Bulk lb, 17¢c A cat may only have nine lives marries him, When Douglas returns but Joan Banks, pictured here has tc New York on business and is lost more than twenty lives play- . [Bulk Cofee, Bugle Call, Ib. subsequently attracted by the Grapes, lb. 10 190 charms of Miss Bennett, Garbo fol. lows him and devises an ingenius G’fruit pink, 3 for 29¢|Candy Bars 3 for 10¢ scheme to break up this affair by lge. masquerading as her ‘“‘twin sister”, From then on a series of amusing Fresh Spinach, 3 for 2Bs(|Union Leader, 1 Ib. 65¢c situations .keep the philandering Wednesday nights on CBS. The program presents opera music and husband in hot water until the solu- gallon = features such noted singers as Miss tion is arrived at in an unexpected Lumber Jack Syrup, 98¢ Tennyson, Jan Peerce anc Robert and diverting climax. Weede. = ® * When Eddie Cantor met Will oty Prewion] . Rogers in Vaudeville in 1913, Will Soap G&¢ never spoken ing “Glant had on the stage at ‘‘the victim” on the “Inner Par Pwd., that time. One day Eddie asked, Sanctum” mysteries heard Sun- *Bill, why don’t you say some of days over the NBC-Elue neiwork ‘. these things on stage?” Rogers at 8:30 p.m., e.s.t. Guard Your Country blushed. “No, Eddie,” he answered, * * * - 15¢ “they’d only laugh.” Jack Benny completed work on and Your Loved Ones sport Ex. Standard Tomatoes, sie » * * 24 his new picture, “To Be or Not To * Hester Sondergaard, pictured Be,” just before Christmas but is to &-3\ '"’:" “W here, once had an opportunity to be away from tameras only six Right now, thousands become a movie star like her sister, weeks before he starts another of S7¢ film. During the six weeks, he’'s young American soldiers and Pancake Flour, 9 1-2lh. hag takig g his NBC series on tour in Reliance beh&lf of the Red Cross. sailors are risking their lives to ! s . s protect yours. Patriotism, yout Ela Maxwell, pictured here, is own self-protection, demands - comt ining humor and gossip in hei Frishies Mello Syrup, tin new program, “Elsa Maxwell's that you do your part, now! 51b. 49 Start buying United States Defense Savings Bonds and - - 25¢ Stamps .immediately. Back Hennel Club Dog Food, 4for down, the aggressors with your " dollars. Bonds' are'on sale at - banks and post offices. They. Vanilla, 02, Caie'pee” 436 Gale. Hester chose radio instead, cost ‘as little as $18.75. Put o and is fast carving a career for your :dimes Defense Stamps 8 herself. She appears in comedy in roles on the Frank Fay programs and they, too, will go to work. ‘Thursday nights. * * - ' America ‘needs” your money Jimmy Cash, vocalist on the fot a very imporfant ' Burns and Allen show, made his Party Line,” now being heard Fri. reason—-to Home safeguard your radio debut over an Hot Springs, days at 10 p.m., e.s.t. over the NBC. youb .country, Arkansas, station as a member of iy Blue network. . : Market Graham McNamee lif the "Harmoneers,” a male trio, her, He is featured with - e e ailh R e S R e PR eesS |