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rOSEBURS WEWS-REVtEW. ROSE6UR3, OMStm THURSDAY'. FEBRUARY 6, 1941. Hidustrlal League Standings W. L. Pet. Hanson Motors 37 20 Shell Oil Co 23 13 Douglas Flour Mills .'tfi 21 Hotel Valley 3-1 22 Union Oil :.. 31 26 Standard Oil 28 29 Montgomery Ward .19 3t Safeway 18 39 . 17 .fi.'B .;:ti .007 .543 .491 .333 .315 Carries Last Night Union Oil 3, Safeway 0: Shell Oil 3, Hotel Vallev 0; Standard Oil 2, Douglas Mills 1; Hansen Motors 3, Montgomery Ward 0. High Individual game score, II. I.oomis 208; high individual ser 1. s score, It. Vrooman, 51(i. Scores Last Night Montgomery Ward: Hdep 03 (13 03 fitwky 150 180 102 Itoberson 117 Ml 120 Absentee 138 149 135 Tannlund 181 139 140 Buikhnrt 148 124 130 189 498 31 422 466 402 Totals 803 79(1 702 2301 Hansen Motors: Hrtcn 85 85 ' 85 255 Hendricks 128 174 154 456 Johansen 129 157 159 445 Vrooman ...164 199 183 riroitghton' 155 142 155 11. liuker 155 155 131 Totals 831 903 858 2595 Douglas Flour Mills: Ildcp 72 72 Aten 198 150 f. Thlelo 145 113 Wcllman 141 142 E. -.Thlelo 172 136 Unitth 103 125 Totals 831 738 Standard Oil: Hdcp 76 70 Gllkeson 151 141 Tynan 127 142 Craig 161 151 Robertson 126 150 Laird 151 186 Totals 747 816 72 153 129 153 136 146 210 501 387 436 444 374 789 2358 70 151 194 128 100 100 228 443 463 395 430 497 809 2-102 Safeway Stores: Hdcp 71 Dunning 116 Mlkelson 97 Absentee 112 Absentee 1 10 Rice 190 Totals 702 Union Oil: Hdcp. 52 Gardner 154 Roadman ........157 Allen 102 71 108 170 143 133 95 720 52 146 134 108 71 141 143 133 135 137 213 305 410 388 384 422 760 2182 52 154 189 123 15G 431 4K0 393 fv .,:... I a jiWIA drinking a second ' fi-flCfW' cup of coffee." TtjfMW g Hli "Why mil I can't f" ever resist Hills qed4f" Regardless of the coffee-mukcr you have, Hills Bros. Collce can be successfully used in it "as is." 7h Cbvuci Gltind produces the maximum of flavor anil aroma those delicious qualities that nuke a steaming cup of Hills Uros. Coffee so enjoyable. 1 100KI RIGHT THERE ON THE SIDE OF THE CAN ARE COFFEE-MAKING- DIRECTIONS FOR. ANY METHOD EoI Tht Covuct OAind Is guaranteed to produce best results In DRIP $ GLASS MAKER PERCOLATOR OR POT If directions on side of Hills Bros Coffee can are followed FUNNY i t-tv i in ie i "Of course wc gel Salurdnv nflcrnoons oil?" Morris 171 Carr 125 Totals 701 189 142 831 143 503 144 411 805 2397 Hotel Valley: Hdcp 6.3 63 120 110 99 169 143 704 97 135 175 159 94 131 791 63 139 128 136 168 151 189 399 373 393 504 427 546, J.. Baker 140 452!Absenteo 135 441 Rodham 158 Murphy 107 tlalston 133 Totals 790 Shell Oil: Hdcp 97 Beckloy :....152 Laurence 135 R. Loomis 171 J. Robertson .119 Pounds 177 Totals 851 785 2285 97 172 117 208 112 133 291 459 427 538 325 441 a39 2481 Vagrant Jailed Here for Investigation of Record Charles Etherldge, a transient, 1 was held In the city Jail today In I 1 en of $10 fine after n cadinc I guilty before City Recorder A. J. . Geddi-s to a charge of vagrancy. Chief of Police John S. Duer re ported an Investigation is being made into the man's past record. Lions Choose Director, Discuss Plans for 1941 H. D. Palmer was elected to the hoard of dlreclnrs of the Rose- BUSINESS I.VICI INC I M ..a U 1 fAT.OH burg Lions club at the regular meeting held last night. The club's program was given over to a discussion of proposed activi ties for the year, particularly with relation to the projected mu nicipal swimming pool, in which the club has taken a prominent part, and the Softball league, sponsored annually by the club. BROOM "FREE" Durable Rubber Edged Dust Pan with a Hanset High Grade 5-Sew Broom UMPQUA CHIEF SHOE STRING POTATOES, No. 212canlQc HOT SAUCE 8 MELO-DRIP SYRUP. No. 5 can JELL WELL Dessert, Asst. flavors, J Pkgs. 10c FRESH LARGE GRADE A EGGS, in cartons, Doi. BANANAS Fancy fruit, APPLES Box Newtowns, 8 lb. LETTUCE Large fancy heads, each 5C ONIONS N..r,.io.ib.b., .....29C RHUBARB 7 n, 15c CAULIFLOWER Large white heads ... IOC LOCAL PARSNIPS a, b IOC CARROTS Large bunch, 3 for ..... IOC POTATOES U. S. No. 2 s, 50 lb. sack 39c It's Smart to Ge Thrifty STORE NO. 1 Telephone 522 Greece Declines U.S. Offer of Old Fighting Planes WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. fAP) Secretary Knox disclosed yes terday that the navy had offered to turn over 30 Grumann fight er planes to Greece, free of charge, but that the Greek min ister had turned down the offer with the explanation that his country wanted new planes. At the same time Knox reveal ed that arrangements had bin made for China to obtain 100 American made war planes or dered in this country by Groat Britain but not yet delivered. Knox said the Chinese govern ment had asked for 500 planes to use In her war with Japan. Un der the arrangements fina'dv worked out the British agreed to accept the deferred deliveries for 100. Knox reported that the planes offered to Greece were now as signed to the ali;craft carrier Wasp. He described them as single- motor craft and "good for fight ing as well as training." I would take them quickly, he commented. He did not say how old they were. Knox also reported that in January the navy received deliv eries on 296 planes, which he said was about as many as were delivered in an entire year be fore the current arms started. program About one-third of the 296 pre combat planes, the navy Help Move the Apple Surplus on hand SPECIAL 89c $1.33 49-lb. sack , - oz. can :::::::::d::::::i;::::::::::::::::::j::::i::::::i;: ...L, !.,,.,.. il'IIMHMWHIH Lb 5C 25C 98e IU1 1AI UVI Charged in 'Spanish Prisoner' Swindle Juan Barrena. left, and lcamllu Vasquez, an trial In Ban Francisco charged with perpetrating the ancient 'Spanish prisoner" swindle. Wit nesses were to testify ut getting letters asking financial aid tor a "pris oner" in return for splitting huge sums sequestered by the "prisoner." secretary said, and the rest were trainers. The outlook for future plane deliveries was said by Knox to have improved substantially, j manufacturers now being mostly up to schedule whereas many recently were behind as much as 30 per cent. FANCY Florida Grapefruit New Crop No. 2 can Whole Seg ments, 2 for 23C No. 2 can Broken Seg ments, 2 for m 15C 15C No. 2 can Juice, 2 for 46-oi. can Juice, each . JforlOc . 59c 19c PRICE M0W 0Niy 1 - lb. tin 25c 2- lb. tin ... . 49c JVI - a n "j i Eastern Star to Meet Rose- burg chapter of Eastern Star will meet tonight at 8 o clock at the Masonic temple. Visiting members are invited. Carr's '4-price sale, combined "with our 9c sale starting Satur day offers you real savings. Shop Carr's. (Adv.) SPECIAL VALUES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEB. 7-8 Snowdrift Shortening 3.Lb.can . . 45c Calumet Baking Powder i Lb.can 15c Macaroni MuceiioPkg ... . 19c Egg Hoodies i Lb pkg. . ... . .. 1 5c Borene Washing Powder 27c HONEY 5-Lb.pail39c BEEF ROAST 18c Conned PORK ROAST ccut lb ISC BEEFSTEAK 25c 3cl23c P0RKSTEAK" 19C .ir wh.at BACON SQUARES Oc Germ. 20-O. Pkg. .. Z7C ft fUI ""Z J nALUN Sliced Rined, 1 Of! M. J. B. Rice, white MMVVM Sugar Cured, lb A 7 V or brown. 2-lb. box D Af AM FM1K 1 Jf Candy Special ,Pu if. CNlJ N!ce and lean lb lyC 1 BABY RUTH, 1 ' lQf LSh..":..... 6C 1 qt Krau Both f0 Zov !!SrL AIRMAIL COFFEE 1 ib. Pkg. rfc hpxj DELUXE COFFEE 1lb Pkg 19c LARGE LIMA SEANS 3.b 25c pV RED MEXICAN BEANS 4 ,b 19c Beauty Shop --white beans 4,b 19c For Appointment CARBANZA BEANS 2lb 2c Telephone 522 q. .. Dc ( Try our lightweight Ther- BLUE KUSE RICE 4 ,b 19C mique Permanent Wave eiliLIPWi machine. No pull. SPAGHETTI 3 ,b. cello Pkg. 19C Permanent Waves . w . . "W" BAYO BEANS Pk, 25c RflARTS Azalea AZALEA, Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bogue from Coyote creek visited here Sunday with Jim Booth and Mrs. Ivy Sackett. Ben Jantzer visited over the week end at Coqullle with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tripp and daughters, Lynn and Sally, were Sunday visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tripp. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer and sons, Billie and Jackie, at tended to business in Grants Pass and Medford Saturday. They were over night guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jantzer at Central Point. Amery Eastman had the mis fortune of injuring his foot quite severely while employed at the GYMKHANA Produced by the Combined Girls Physical Educa tion Classes of Junior and Senior High Schools 250 Girls. THURSDAY and FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6TH AND 7TH 8 P. M. SENIOR HIGH GYM ADMISSION Adults, Junior end Senior High Students 25c; Kiddies and Grade School Students 15c, Tax Exempt. Proceeds to be used for activities of Junior and Senior High School. Starveout Lumber company. Ha was taken to Grants Pass fop medical care. It will be necessary for him to be on crutches for several weeks, as the bone in his foot is cracked, and several liga ments are pulled loose. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bryant from Yreka, Calif., arrived here the middle of the week and will spend several weeks at their, mine on Starveout creek. F. N. Harrell is driving a new Ford sedan. PICTURE FRAMES MOULDING By the Foot Parslow Hardware Co. 111 N. Jackson St. It's Smart to Ee Thrifty STORE NO. 2 Telephone 39
