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
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.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
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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
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"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
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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
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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