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Show ACTION TWO - - PROVO TUTA-H) EVENING H E K All J, E IUTTA Y; ATTE BR:UA R YT2 1, 13 3 0. PAGE ONE 13TII CHAIR , FIXE . ' ' TALKING THRILLER rr ; V FOKJMS APPORTIONED Just A Day In Life Of A Housewife? ! . .1 ll.lll HI! . ,( ,. . ... . i -( trange mysteries in a ghostly m; voices from the great be nd, the exposing of mediumlstic pks and tue dramatic solution of af fling murder mystery are the menu in The Thirteenth Chair," tro-Goldwyn-Mayer's all talking miration of the-stage , play, now ng shown at the - Paramount ater. V; v largaret WychVrly, who'created p tole of Rosalie La Grange, the dlutn, plays the role which she u in the stage play, and has a ttle of wits with the police for i life of ' Her daughter. ' Tod owning, purveyor of - film, rriys- ies. directed "the. new play, and aals his former achievements in ! uncanny - . " ;onrad ragei ana Lena tiyams y the. romantic leads in- the new y, working. out a romance amid mysteryAand Bela Lugosi, who yed "Dracula , on ' the - stage, ys the uncanny inspector. Del ate, who solves the queer mys- y with,- the aid of the spirit dium. .- - :rr A . . . The action of the play Is laid In British governor's home in Cal- ita. and the weird mystery, of In- , together . .with strange light er effects "Such as the moonbeam Snlng on the murderer's knife. own into the celling, are among eresting technical details In the ? :. - f . : ; . F. RESIDENT-. DIES AT PROVO SPANISH FORK. NephI Chris- herson, brother of City Recorder. P. Christophcrson and for a mber of years an employee of. h Utah-Idaho Sugar, company. ;-d Monday niht at the Aird spital at I'rovo arter-a-snori hiss hi-ss from unknown cause. , He was rn at Spanish pork. May 11, 1847. s parents were Jacob and Ma- a Olson Christopherson. - He d always lived in Spanish Fdrlc d was unmarried. He Is surged sur-ged by the following brothers and ters: . Mrs. - Dena Carter, Salt ike; Mrs. Emma Silcock, Burley, aho: Jared Christopherson, Mam- oth: Chris AT Christopherson, J. Christopherson: Hyrum and . W." Christopherson," Mrs. Lillian appie and Henry A. Loy, all of anish-- Fork. FunersJ iservices re held Friday afternoon. The distribution of 23 per cent of national forest receipts to states and counties for schools and roads for the fiscal year 1929, has Just been announced through the local office of the Uinta national forest. This , Is apportioned according to the area of forest land withinthe counties. The state of v-Utah ""re-ceives ""re-ceives $51,287. On the basis of 400,778 acres of forest land in the county. Utah county receives $3,924.97, from three different national na-tional forests as follows: . Mantl national forest. $964.45; Uinta . national forest, $2,449.48; Wasatch national forest, $511.04, making a total of $3,924.97. - The Uinta forest : being, in five counties,, contributes the following amounts to the counties:,' Duchesne county, $3,563.50; Juab ccunty, . $901.12; ; Sanpete county, $187.50; Utah county, $2,449.48; Wasatch Wa-satch county, $3,570.12; for a total of $10,671.72. , - The apportionment of the 25 pet cent funa between schools and roads is governed by state, statutes. In Utah, 50 per cent going to each. Eskimos Warm Up; Alaska Hot Spot '-1 So Stunt Flops - -'- i- ' v There's a warm' spot in Alaska where : the Eskimos, if they like, can gambol on the greensward or take steam baths in dead of win-ter. win-ter. , A - .. : i .. ' So says Jack ("Scrap Iron") Steel of Juneau. Steel . discovered - the "tropical valley" near the Arctic circle while on a year's prospecting trip thru northern Alaska and British Brit-ish Columbia. - ; . v A-v. Located where warm Chinook winds strike it and surrounded by scores of boiling hot springs, the valley is warmed to a point where gardens will grow all the year 'round. V . " V', ' There are many spots In Alaska where hot 'springs ; keep f. valley temperatures up and where ice does not form, Alaska sourdoughs have often reported. . I'm the housewife. I work the longest hours known to mart or woman and then I keep on working. ' . . . I don't get overtime either. "Why doesn't President Hoover start ' a commission for my relief? 'x I'm tired of it. Wish I could quit. I'd like to get an easy job. Digging ditches. Some place where closing hours come sometimes. '. Breakfast f or hubby; ' Make the children eat their oatmeal. Wash their faces. xSend them to school.- -' Pick up ''after everybody; Why can't Junior and Sis and Henry pick up something once. ; Am I the only one with hands in '' this house? " . , . . " Cook another meal. Straighten the house. . Wash the dishes. t Darn sox. Patch underwear Darn more sox. Why did I get married? Next time I'll know when I'm well off. j ' , Clean up the house again.; Pick up. Pick up. ' All this family does is throw down. All I ever do is pick up.' - '.' . ' , I'd like td take a year's vaca tion. Get a - housekeeperv Maybe FRAKCE BOASTS IfW CABMT Gold sands near Ruby. Alaska, are being panned In a new strike; PARIS. Feb. 211 . (U.RCamIlle Chautemps went . to bed at 4:30 a. m. today, confident that he had succeeded in constructing a new- government for France. The list of his ministers, drawn from the'lef t" political groups, was to be presented to President Dou- mergue. today. - . ' " Shortly ,, before dawn, a group of retired politicians left the Chautemps Chau-temps home after 20 hours of con versation, negotiation " and argument argu-ment over the new cabinet. The new ministry, they said,- had been agreed. upon Tin principle." Chautemps, worn out, retired for the first time since he was called to the Elysee palace, and told to take the ' reins of government,1 Refusal of Andre Tardieu to accept ac-cept a post was- a. serious blow to Chautemps hopes to construct a government with some durability. I'd have a minute to myself then. . Cook lunch; Get Junior and Sis back to school. Here they are back again. " ' ; ' " ' " Cook dinner. Wash dishes.'7 Put out the milk bottlef Hang up the ice' card. Put the children to bed. They- get on my v nerves.' s Henry gets on" my nerves." Strews the evening paper all over the house. Why can't he fold it?' s ' - What's that? V Go visit mother? Your mother can take care of you and the chUdren? S Well; I like that! 1 supposes you J think" her meals will taste differently. . Maybe you don't like the - way I fix this place.-'- ,','"' . What's Junior crying about? Get a doctor , quick. No, don't touch him. I'll take care of him Nobody No-body else knows how. It's his throat again. I'll get the doctor if you're too excited, to dial. ' .Is he all right again? .Well what is he crying' about? . TBere's your papery v Can't you find ' anything. Tired" picking up.- Tired cleaning. Mopping, scrubbing, counting Jaun- dry.' A ! . : - 1 I work the longest hours known, I never stop. Would I quit? . Never! :t .. I'm the housewife. ' - The lady -next - door .thinks St. the pay dirt runs about $6 In gold Francis de Sales Is the patfOfc saint to me cudic ioox.- ; ; : of Bargain Days. Same Price for over ,38 years The price is right: '' I " II I H I ' ) Ill I l II HI I 1 I II I II M . TV T harvest time f when the fresh crops aTe being canned : and "prices 'are? loW, Safeway conbracts for the season's supply.- Canned foods are ; purchased by the iToinload at prices that only cn organization of the magnitude of Safeway can obtain. ; , ; Now at the heaviest consuming periooTof canned foods, Sofewoy Stores have vasl qganlilios cn hand and in order to Teduce our stocks we are offering them at extremely low nrlces. This is your opportunity to stock the pantry at tremendous savings. : ' ' ""' MaximumV Hill's, M. J. B. or Schillings. Your choice. o r7 W ell E2im(iex sfD. 2,y2 amiC 3 cans Esf. a eaimc . 2 cans You cant go wrong c I ry item is unconditionally guarantee'd. Inclusive pa ami afflmips anas 3 eamic EDijimaM 23 (2 3 Quality xa tight " every can guaranteed I- J HCUJON3 OP rOTJMOS ;i N usxd xnr oint government ' BTr tiiiH rheir Stories Wouldn't jibe ' HOLLYWOOD Cal- Feb. 21. : other have been blamed for many lngs, --Often it was because they ;An' rnnfip in their daughters. j This "publicity stunt" . was a lop" because a mother didn t con-de con-de in her girl. '.--' " "Two men." just fired at " my lughters. Molly O'Day and Sally j ''Neil, the famous screen stars. ;rs. H. Gcrdon declared franctle- "They shot a hole in the wind- kield of their limousine.. It just jilsseO. their heads," she said. "See. ere s tne Duuet noie. "The irls were-driving up to my ouse in Beverly Hill3. Two men l!owed them. Molly, and Sally be-ime be-ime frightened and turned into a riveway. As the other machine assed them, one of the men shot. "The , girls are almost hystical ow." -:" ; ' . ' Inquirers phoned to get, Miss 'Day's version., , . V Not the least bit "hysterical' she lid: "Why. nothine happened. The ullet hole was there two days ago. ur chauffeur, said he found It lere after he'd parked the car and iter came back to it.". llor huml '. ; The ladies may wear their dresses iuching the ground, but very few .ill wear them long. . 5y2 PER CENT INTEREST on FARM LOANS Call I?. M. JOLLEY SIDNEY CLUFF GEORGE C. SCOTT , C. II. DAVIES ' ; A. M. ANDERSON or see J. A. OWENS,; SecY; National Farm -Loan Ass'n r 49 SO. FIRST WEST m ttwmm rr w aizss at i ' For Saturday Selling fftrfs Only ' : fc - . . ' ' " - , ' ' ' V COMFORTERS Cotton and wool stock. A marvelous : . 01 CQ value at this" price; Regularly priced $1.98 V. . . V- V 'V1 OUTING FLANNElXAn excellent grade for either quilt . covers or sleeping garments .. . ...... i . . ; . . . . .5 Yards... . . .. $1.00 .... X FLAT CREPE A lovely all-silk Printed Flat Crepe. r . KlflU . . . . . .......... . . . AIU m ..- Latest patterns and colors GEORGETTE CREPE Just the thing for spring frocks,, 1 Q Exceptional quality at this price , .v. . ...... Yard ...... V PERCALE Tub fast in the newest shades and patterns. Priced at-17c a yard and . . ; . . . . . .' V LADIES FABRIC GLOVES The latest in ultra smart styles. In four shades.' Remarkable values at 79c and -.".W HOSE Ladies Silk Hose full fashioned-other stores . charge up to $L95. for same ; quality. :. ....... .. ........ . . . . . . . ' LAblESV BAGS-Smart Indies'; Hand Bags of the latest f mode. Regularly priced at 98c ... .:. . . T. '. . . HOUSE DRESSES Well made attractive styles and '.' ' - . - patterns. Formerly priced to $1.95 ... . . . . ; . ; 14c 69c $1.00 69 c LADIES HATS Final clean up on Fall and Winter hats. Values to $3.95. .... . ,;. . . A 69 c WORK SHIRTS Men's Chambray Work Shirts. Priced . , '' Cfl p well below their real value ............. i , ' u u y UNION SUITS-Men's three season cotton ribbed .union Suits. To close out the lot at ... . . 1 ... 90 MEN AND BOYS All Leather and Sheeplined Coats, 'Blazers; and heavy Wool Sweaters ata discdunt of . 20o from present low prices .' : . . . . ... . RUGS We have several' beautiful 'Axminster and ( -Wilton Rugs which we will'discount 10 and " -1 15 in order to make room for our spring stock ...... . , ...... . : . . - - .- . OH Per Cent U Discount 1 C Per Cent lu Discount - 189-195 WEST CENTER ST. - PHONE 67--" PROVO, UTAH' ' -.V 01d-fashion6d. lye hominy, made from the finest quality whitecorn. 3 Saimij Butter Scotch in 'five pound cans. Can : a I " - - ---f -j.---..--- .1 Kaysvillo or Blue Btmny. Solid,-firm, ripe tomatood of faiu-y quality. No.. 2 cans. s . - 3 SanaiB . mm, Fancy County Gentleman Corn No 2 Can S anac. . . - 65W ij f. 1 mrt t)S A -m'm IL (2 Blue Bunny tomato catsup. Deliciously flavored. '" . -. S1 aim Extra quality pink salmon.'l packed - in-, lair can's..' . w Kf. 2 ap ' '35 Med i-. EJLL amiGa -:"5TT . .., ' ' Tl"- )mYTnc Aft onni fl nib-'aim ITallll aim .. fl DelMontF ruits Am -size xrun. in neavy syrup. -iio. zy2 uan, for . . HOC.-. Yellow Cling, sliced. . . No. 2VCan, 3 for L-eaG: aa . Selected 'fruit' in heavy syrup. -No. 2& Can; 2. for.. , Q In Our Meat i Markets For Saturday Only -.'Satmsan3": Mde from " fresh, clan . pork. 2 Pounds r . , ; , ; ; ; Best cuts. Pound TV) X ISaQGffii-,ISMttc ....... i , Free from bone. Pound 11-'" ! - W W "".' A" A' V-A'-.X.' "' ' 1 , 1 . , . ' - " t .-. : .,- ..... . . , m |