Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 25, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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ROSE6URG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON,-THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940:
U.K LET'S IALK PRICE!
If you're buying that way this year-
let s forget the fun you find in a Hash
and just compare it dollar for dollar
with cars in its class.
Nash is bigger and better built the
only car with the thrilling smoothness
of that Arrow-Flight Ride . . . the Con
vertible Bed . . . th terrific pick-up of
a M;mifVld Scaled engine (yes a class
winner in the 1940 Gil more -Yosemitc
Run with 23.76 miles per gallon).
The extra value Nash gives you in
finer engineering ... in 300 pounds
more weight than the small cars (for
extra comfort and safety) means
higher resale value years from now.
Come in drive a !940 Nash today
the biggest new car value in townl
NASH
BIG 6 PASSENGER
SEDAN
DELIVERED HERE
$10(7
Lit Chambers Motor Co.
300 North Jackson St. Rowburg, Or.
Commencement
AIR H ; natal
r a.. aMI Wm
'
Graduating Class Totals 122
for Now High; Addrtss by
Dr. Bruce R. Baxtor Slattd.
Richfield Will Launch
Story of New Gasoline
PHONE 21
TAXI
PHONE 21
Hudson
Six , Jffi
Sedan frVy
$917 rA
mm
ComplBto f"'
In Roseburg Imhb.
PERCY CROFT
332 N. Jackson St. Phone 333
Major Leaguers
Have Swat Orgies
Hy .ll'MSON HAILKY
AHHfK'ialed f'i'Or SportH Write)'
The world rbuiiilnti New York
Yanlfoon ycnteriliiy uiileaHlieil thole
hosm run barrage iimihiHt tho I'lill
adclphiii Aililctii'H and wm 9-4 a
iIiuiikIi their II hitH were only one
more than HimI lEuffliiK uuve the
A':i. Mut the YiijiI;h' lot Iih-IihIimI
two homers by liolfe mid 1 wu
(ithfif hy Iltftiiii'li ami (Innloii
while tlin A's could muster only
ono- hy Wally Aloses.
The Clevelainl Indians lieat out
tlu; St Louis llrowim hy Uie nun
u lit of a two-run homer hy -Mark,
! I. ami took over first place fit
tin American Ipjikim).
The WuHhitiKlou SehittiM's nuthil
the lloftun lied S')x 12-H and thus
were able to chalk up their (lent
Viftory nf the unison 9-U Keeti
ptlchei-K, IncliidfiiR hefty (irove.
parailed to and I mm the nimind. ,
Tigen, Giants Win
Kvcti H-e uaiiD'H thai apjunxi-
j mated pitching dueln were broken.
L., . U 1.1.1 ' I.. !. li,.t....lt
ujt Mif uini:i. in inc i'rii""
TiKeiK 2-1 triumph over the Chi (
cafio White Sox the margin of vic
tory wan a homer In the. sixth by
York. This wbb Tommy BiidKen
second decision of the youitK ea-.
Hon and he made (I stick hy neat-1
tertim five hftK and sulking out
seven.
The New York (Hants scored fi;
sfinllHi- sort of a victory over the'
Philadelphia Phillies. 5-2, with
(toohie YounK breakiui; up thu
strtmle in the eighth hy means of.
a thiHe-ruu homer. j
The I'lltrihui'sth Plratew dropped ;
out of the tie for first in the Nn-;
tiomtl league as the Chicago ( ubs
irhimphed il l. The I'lrates got
II hits nil hill Lee and four I'll I. s
I)U1'kIi pltchera alluwcul one less.
Thn I l.-nnklvii llmlift'in took a
wild, unruly Him iff is U from (he itos-j
ton I lee a S-ii. torn inn ti'ttu behind:
in the elKhth alter Wyatt had
Kiveu up five runH In the iirrtt
three innings In wiiiniiiltM the four!
runs Ih'ooklyn Kave him in tin I
Hint InnfOK.
The Cincinnati Ued and St.
l.ouls Cardinals were iillu.
FLAVOR TO
MOO ABOUT
Baseball Standings
SAYS ELSIE-
harden t Glamour Cow
Mem rave ubnut it in colTeo
luetic Mclnlm over U in rooking
hubirs BUi'ftlc Hi it in iHMllesl
Wo mean fcvuparuteil Milk
niacin liy Borden's.
. I,ouk for the familiar Ilnrdni
label fruhiml at your (troer'ii.
1 know what Fm mooin nboul
when I moo . . .
if it's 73mteH4
JT'5 G2I TO BE GOOD g
, A Northtccit Product Sjjh
National League
W.
Brooklyn 4
j Cincinnati :
I'tiii'Miign :
New York 2
Cltlcago 3
Philadelphia 1
SI. I .mi In 1
liOKion rt
American League
Cleveland I
HoHtnn !
IMroft I
New York It
Philadelphia 3
SI. t .Oil 18 .. '&
Chicano 1
WaHhlnulou 1
Pet.
I.ouo
1 l)'H
.7511
Pacific Coast League
Oakland
San Oieuo
Scuttle
I.o.i AiiHelea
SiKTUIUtMllO ....
Ibdlywood
Port land
San Kruncisco .
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Comnieiieemeiit exercises it
ItoKehua' hih Kcbool will be held
Friday, May 31. The cIush Uiih
year numbers 122, which break
i ho former reeonl of 121 held by
the class or ItCIS. Dr. Hmce i.
liaxti-r, president of Willamette
university, will be the speaker fur
I ho eoiniiienceinent program.
'i'he baccalaureate services will
bo held at the high sr-hool Sunday
evening, May 2fi. This will be a
union service of th churches,
liev. II. I', Sconce of the Bapt
ist church will give the sermon.
Following Is the class list of sen
ior for 1!H0:
Doris Abeel, William Adair.
Wayne Albertns, Carolyn Allen.
Frances Andrews, Lowell Alter-bury.
Joseph Ilailey. Dora Baker, Hen-
kett Baker, lovell Kaker. An n I belle
Mauuet, Kdwin Baquel. Krnertl
Barker, Freda Marker, Mary Bel
lows, Floyd Hjorklund, Allan Ulake,
Nell Hroady. Tlielina Broady, fienr
gia Briiuner, Merritl Burt, Betty
Joan Byrd, Hersbel Byrd.
I(alth Carnes, Krbert Carson.
Willhim Chalmeis. Hally Clarke.
Florence Jean Cloake, Marion Jean
Cloake, Kdna Collins, John Craig.
Veltna Crocker. Virginia Crouch,
Dorothy Crummott.
Itolieri Davis, Kmma Lou Dish
man. May Doeruer, Marry Dunning.
Pauline Klliott. Kermit Knander.
LaYerne Knander.
(lenild Fesslor. Hotly Find lay.
Dora Mae 1'Ietche.r, Violet Franco.
Ralph (uirhart, Melvin Cilham,
Marilyn (;iae. Yirglnlu (HImour.
Carolyn Harem, Donald Harmon,
Waldeii llallfeld. Mildred De
bard, Betty llelmhnldt. Cordon
Helllwell. Kuiiice Horhisnn, Law
rence Mill, Henry Hodges, Marvin
ilnffmeister.
Robert Iusly, Hose Mary Irving,
Kose Lee Jennings.
Monti Kelly, Bicbard Kinney,
Mac Knapp.
Julia Lun ranee. Ralph Loom in,
Dorothy Lorek.
Ruby Mallbewd. Ruth Matthews.
Malcolm Melils. Bentife Mellon,
Chnrles M('Danhd. Jean McDonald,
Shirley .McLaughlin. Patricia Mill
er, Carol Moore. Clarence Moore,
Phyllis Morlau, Charles Mortimer,
Alice Myers.
Dorothy Nelson. Kdward Xelson,
Fddle Ncirdyke. Robert Norton.
I onald Perry. Cecil Pierc,
Dwlght Pope. Nmniii Porter. Ku
uene Powell, Carleton rreston,
Raymond Puckett.
Juanita iteding. William Reed.
Richard Reynolds. Mary Nancy
Roberts, Lowell Russell, Pete Rut-
Beaver Pitcher
Triumnhs in Debut
According to W. T. Dlnkins.
iibove. vice-president in charge of
sales for the Richfield Oil corpora
Hon, Ills company will introduce
a new gasoline with one of the
most spectacular advertising cam
paigns ever released by Richfield.
Dlnkins slates, "this new gaso
line Is the finest ever refined by
Richtlelil and this story will be
told to the motorists of the entire
west through newspaper advertise
ments." Over 2i5 newspapers through
out the Pacific coast will carry thii
story of Rich field's performance.
Mem i-: to niKiMToits
In tin- iVmity 'ouil of t!ie StuU of
Oi'i'K'iri for licKighiM Ciiiiiitv.
In tin- Stutter of i Hut ule of Krt-d-ri.
k Williiim lliiii-K. Jt rii d.
N"l H " it 1 !'! hy H i V t'll t llilt I :H
UHfll'1 Milled IlllH liy Klihr f lilt-
tilioVf t'tniilfd tniii'l. dulv iriiuli- ,-iml
l.-rt-il if r-i iinl, Ih i-ii iliily . i p in i ul -I
cx.Miitrlx i.r ih- Ltixt Will :uid
Test ii if ic III nf l-'ii'dei). k Will hi 111
I In n c, ili'tfiisi'd, mid linn Huly
((lliilif UN HU'll.
All n rson.s h.ivlny rlulm a tin I nut
mi id ih l tit i' ;i I .' hfivhv rc'iiii inl
liti'XI-Ilt III'1 HillllV. illllv Vfllfltil its
V In vv -fiiiii'i il, tu I he llinl-rrlUiM'i
i-si-i-nlrlx lit Iht Mln f i.f luiMiinsf.
Niiiuhcr NimIIi Jiu'ltMiiii Sin-d in
Iht- iily of i.n-inir. tOi'Kitii. tvilli-
lll NiX lllolltllH I'll. Ill llK' il.lt-' of till
llOtlic.
I 'in.-. I ami fli.Ht piilillslu il Api il
u:, l!Ha.
ll. i:. U.WNKS.
ICxi-'-nirix oT tin- Lust Will iiim! '1-s-lain.-nt
f Fn-dcrlck WUliain
i lit i in-B. I n-i-i-um-il.
Uy The Associated Press
The big league scouts are pro
bably heading towards Portland
today to Ibok over a voting fireball
artist. Forrest Orroll, who mado
ills debut in the Pacific Coast
league last nlgnt by hurling the
II avers to a .'(-2 victory over Lob
Angeles.
It was u mound duel at Its best
between two rookies, Orrell and)
Lolly lsekite. The Portland young-1
stei held the Angels to five hits!
while bis teammates mauaged to 1
gel only six oft the Angels' south
paw. j
OrreH's entrv into the Coast'
I.
In u
Tony
6 1
and
league was made ull the more Im
pressive by his hit In the eighth
inning which drove In the winning
run.
Th 'Senilln RainieiB and Hun
Francisco Seals divhiPd a double
Header In Seattle. The Rainier
came from behind tu take the open
er 6-4. the visitors winning the
nighicap 7-L
The San Diego Pudres scored;
five runs ,ou three, hits and three i
cuors in ta- ninth inuing to ue
leat the Oakland Oaks In Oakland
ti l. The scow Was knotted at one
nil until the ninth. .
Kncrajftto MW'fo U two
row ova JJallVwood 5-1 us
Frcitaauf 4 aAven hit ball
Portland 4l0 001 im 3
lsok wt'ftalm; Onell
Kernaaf
P K- ViM'A.'itJl'Mey l4.M,.oid
f iJoet 0'"""
KIBBLER'S PRIVATE BLEND.A BLENDED WMMREV. 75 Noulfof Spirit! diltilled from
Grain. 90 Proof. Julius Ksttler Oiitilling Co., Inc., lawrtnceburg, fnd.
MORGAN'S
GROCERY
PHONE 68
Specials for Friday
and Saturday
HAM Swift's Prtmium, half
or wtiol ham, JJC
HORENE POWDER Giant
size package and a 4 A A
bag of maroles free "J7
SMACKS That delicious
Sunshine Butter Cracker.
2 large IAa
packages A 1
TUNA FLAKES Packed
from Oregon Alba- A
core fish, 2 cans i3K
OYSTERS Battle Rock
Brand, tall ISVi-oi.
can, 2 cons AV
MANDARIN ORANGES
Delicious for salads, iA
8-oi. cans, 2 cans .. X 9 V
BANANAS All gj
fancy fruit, pound 3 lb
GRAPEFRUIT Large sixe
Coachellas, 4 Et
6 for X J
STRAWBERRIES We will
have the finest ob
tainable, 3 boxes .... 9Y
You will always find a place
to park your car at Morgan's.
Use our new parking lot.
SHinttM-. Shank lin.
shoi'iimkcr, Dorothy
Sutherlin Visitor Here KIhum1
.iiriiim. of SiiiIiimIIii. spt-iit a It'vv
h'tiira in KoHflnii'r yi'slcrihiy on
ler.
Virell
Morli-ain
Smith.
Chirenco Thomlison. M a I) e 1
Tliollllisoii, 1'nl I Ilia Tiiriwr.
.Mni'hyn Wall-oil. 'loin Wmill.
Sliiiiloi'il Walmmuil, tl e r n liline
WatHiin. Kiani'is WulzlK. Lorraine
Wcathi'iloi'il. (Ji'oi'iso WpImt. IIHty
Mai- Vhtinl. Sllaa Whito, lioris
Williams. Ilooalil Wilson. I ;i 1
Ulooilnif','. Ilonlvan Wvinht.
Ilmre Yeam-r. Kiillll Youth, lias
Yiiiiuk. Illcliaid Yoiiuk.
CARD OF THANKS
lino
Wt wish to oxtiMiil our lu-artt'ell
thanks lor the ails of kindness,
nu'ssaixi's of syinpathy anil heau
lillil floral offerhms from our
many frii'tnls tu our sail heronve
luent. We cspri'inlly thank the
yelerans' orpani.allons ami auxil
iaries. Mrs. T. ). Ketil.
.Mr. Dliver Kent.
Mr. anil .Mis. John .Mil ; hue
anil family.
MJ'B WHY?
"I'm glacj my grocer
made that mistake..."
1!
We were hiving the Doss and his wife for dinner. I
hid planned the meal for days, but when the big eve.
ning finally arrived I found that like t nitv.it, I'd
forgotten to order coffee! (The Boss is a nut on coffee,
too.) So I frantically called the store and asked them
to send over a pound, quick.
2 The delivery boy must have broken a leg because
the collee didn't artivc until we were sitting down to
dinner. And that grocer hid sent mc M-J-l) instead of
the kind I ordctcd! I was futious, but what could I do?
I opened the can and I must admit my first sniff of
M-J-B wjs encouraging.
M-J-Bs
RICHER ROAST
gives you
RICHER FLAVOR
Drip or Regular Grind.
Yn itid teffu mtktn
I Started the cufl'cc and went hkk to the tabic, try
ing my best to be culm. Now I'm iuid 1 owe the
M J-B people in apology for ever hiving tuy doubi.
'ITut cUlcc wu a triumph! Hie Boas hid three cups
tnd wuuld have had i fourth it' his ilc hidn't stopped
linn, bo I'm glad my grower nude (hit iiUitikc. Oilier
w up I d sic - ct hive Jutovcrcd M l B.
oi ii ii tn- ki w. si:'iTi.i:iiK r
at. aw aavaj rrm w. m t am m m . , - m.---r . .i-iwi-rw
Housccleaning can be a genuine pleasure when you have a cleaning agent for every purpose. Long
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the wide variety of houseclcaning needs we are offering this week-end, at prices that rrake cleaning
an economical chore.
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CLEANSER
Red & White
3 Cans
For . . .
10c
Crystal White
N.Uif I ll.lrl.V Klv.-tl (liil 111"
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So fine! i
So putt!
So whil! r PtIRE i
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BROOMS
Reg. Size, "
5 Bars for JL 0 V
Rod & Whito
Each . . .
89c
BROOMS
Our Valuo
Each . . .
65c
SOAP
Washo Granulated,
69-01. package
47c LYE
WESSON OIL
Quarts 39c
Red A. White
CAKE FLOUR ' L ISc
SunSpun
SALAD DRESSING P nts22c
SunSpun
SALAD DRESSING Quarls 33c
Red & White
LUNCHEON MEAT ,j0': ",;;! 45c
Edgcmont
CHEEZ-IT Xb 15c
Sunshine Assortfld J
CANDIES Ub:cC23c
Red & While,
1 3-oi. tins, 3 for .
25c
Red & White
COFFEE
Mb.
tins
25c
Red a White
C0FFEE ' 73c
Red 4 White Fancy Cut
BEANS ".nriSc
Red &. White Solid Pack
TOMATOES No 2 V;:rs 29c
Red & White '
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE a- 15c
Playtair
DOG FOOD
5 tins
for
23C
PlaSale Good Lighting
MATCHES
. 8 14c
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