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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13. 1941. fIVE Douglas All-Stars Lose to Red Head Hoopsters 30 to 29 Local basketball fans saw an Interesting exhibition game at the senior high school gymnasium last night, as the Ail-American i Red Heads met the Douglas Coun ty All-Stars. The travelling girls team won the contest 30 to 29 af ter the All-Stars, holding a good led in the second half, slowed down their attack. While the girls were supposed to be the exhibition team, the All Stars demonstrated some fancy and trick ball handling of their own, with Jim Watts and Cliff A LOVE TOKEN FROM MR.HI TO ?nii uOOKSO . SENTIrAErWt- , KESStEfS? AMERICAS GREATEST WHISKEY VALUE Horner particularly showing a fancy bowling technique to work the ball through tight defense. Particularly Interesting to watch was the long-distance bas ket potting by Smith and Hobbs of the Red Head team, and the fast baH handling by the entire squad. The All-Stars accommodated their pace to that of the girls and oermltted the score to be kept suf ficiently close to make a good contest. No attempt was made to call fouls on either team and the girls gave the fans . many good laughs by holding in tight plays and jump balls. Lineups: , Rod Heads 30 29 All-Stars Daniels 4 F 4 Horner Lively 6 F., 2 Davis Love 4 C 2 Watts Hobbs 6 G 4 Baker Smith 10 .....G 4 Sanders Substitutions: All-Stars, Borgen, 3, Boucock 2, Laurance S. Yoncalla Town Quintet Easy Victor Over Dorena YONCALLA, Feb. 13. The strong Yoncalla town team won an easy victory over the Dorena of 90 to 36. Led by Hassel and Homer Parks, the Yoncalla team piled up a 41-to-15 lead in the first half. Howard Parks, who was high point man with 29 coun ters, led the second half attack for Yoncalla. Lineups: Dorena 36 Mosby 8 F. Dugan 4 . Steele 9 C. Jennings 1 ...G. League Standings W. L. Pet Hansen Motor 39 Shell Oil 25 Douglas Flour Mill .37 Hotel Valley 3G Union Oil 31 Standard Oil ... .29 Montgomery Ward .19 Safeway la Games Last Night Hansen Motor 2, Safewa'v Shell Oil 2, Douglas Flour Mill 1; Hotel Valley 2, Standard Oil 1. High individual game score. P. Thiele 234: high individual scries 21 14 23 24 26 31 38 41 .650 .641 .617 .600 .544 .483 .333 .317 1; 90 Yoncalla F. .. 29 Hw. Parks F 12 Appleeate 2 Mathis ...20 Hm. Parks Bonkowski 6 G 25 Hassel Subs: Dorena, B. Dugan 8; Yon calla, Thiel 2, Dodd. Ki:si.i:n-s A'ri: m. iii.i:mii;i UiilsKi.i. t.i uirul Mi rll. il,Nlllli-fl rruni (iruin. Mf I'mm. .Iiiiiu.h Kdii-i' I ),. tilling, ( u.. in... llalttmor,-. M.I.: l.:ivr.-i'-, N'n ii. ml. County Alumni to Attend Short Course at U. of O. Harris Ellsworth, Douglas county director of the Univers ity of Oregon alumni association. will attend an intensive "short course" at the U. of O. and its various agencies at Eugene, Feb. 14 and la. The county.-. directors and other officers of the associa tion have been called for a meet ing to consider university prob lems and plans, and in addition will enjoy a buffet dinner and two basketball games. score, H, Hendricks 553. I Standard Oil: iHdcp lfii 101 101 iGilkeson 165 148 118 iTynan :......143 177 151 iMorgan ....:...:..,153 142 142 I Robertson 157 135 141 I Laird 159 171 153 Totals . 884 . 877 809 Hotel Valley: Hdcp 89 89 89 Baker 106 150 151 Ridgeway .166 176 179 Redbarn 149 120 156 Ralston 161 188 132 Beaty 134 196 172 Totals ,805 919 879 Shell Oil: Hdcp. 115 -115 115 Bcckley 98 131 136 Wilcox 135 128 96 Laurance .177 170 131 Goodman 215 143 161 Pounds 122 119 143 Totals 862 836 782 Flour Mills: Hdcp 75 75 75 Aten 169 129 109 P. Thiele 112 128 234 Wellman ....... 120 102 145 E. Thiele 209 177 1 17 Haifih 165 203 130 Totals 850 814 840 ilansen Motors: Hdcp 108 108 10S Hendricks 150 231 172 Vrooman 178 130 144 R. Baker 120 131 129 Broughton 157 155 118 Vroonan 178 130 144 345 365 359 478 519 414 324 553 452 380 430 452 "mill in Li ID .11 Mill ifTOP Finn" H JLMJll CONCIWW lTgQjXTBM 'skS! WM1 ' III Z.itT OMirCHfiATmi The U.S.A. has given its verdict on motor cars . . . given it unmistakably by awarding Chevrolet sales leadership over all other makes, of cars for nine of the last ten years . . . and now the U.S.A. is giving this same verdict again by showing clear cut preference for the new Chevrolet for '41 ! "The U.S.A. picks Chevrolet!" And, if you'll make your own eye it try it buy it test of the new Chevrolet for Ml, we're convinced that you'll pick Chevrolet, too. And get the nation's No. 1 far-value as a result! Please see your nearest Chev rolet dealer today! DRIVE from ao yoi'u DIMWIT MWW! m fflMEO i HANSEN kHOTTTO , Totals 880 Safeway Stores: Hdcp 109 Nicholson 156 Wlhlon 126 Compton 141 Absentee 124 Rice 155 Totals 811 805 819 2364 109 109 327 112 143 411 155 111 392 175 126 442 135 123 384 202 149 506 888 763 2462 Washington State Quint Defeated by Signal Oil (Bv the Associated Press) The Washington State Cougars, riding comfortably atop the north ern division, Pacific Coast confer ence basketball chariot, .made a detour en route to Seattle last night and stopped off at Long view, Wash., where they were promptly spanked by the Signal Oil team of Portland, 47-37. The Cougars open a two-game series with the Huskies tomorrow night. The Idaho Vandals start a road trip tomorrow, when they open a two-game series against Oregon in Eugene. In their previous en counter they handed the Webfoots a pair of defeats. The Vandals will move to Corvallls for games with the Oregon Beavers Monday and Tuesday. , They have not yet met the Beavers this season. LOCAL NEWS Marriage License Itiued A marriage license was Issued In Coos county yesterday to Clar ence Isakson and Helen May Es tabrook, both of Roseburg. Working at Store Mrs. L. K. Fies is working at Mabel's store during the absence of her moth er, Mrs.' Edgar Lewis, who Is In San Francisco on a spring buying trip. Meeting ' Announced A meet ing of Tent-Hive. No. 105D, Mac cabees (former Artisans) will be held Saturday night at 8 o'clock POWELL'S FISHING-TACKLE 245 N. Jaokson St, Roteburg at the Hotel Rose, with Maurice Hudson, of Portland, as guest sneaker. Here Short Time V. Meyers, of Elkton, spent yesterday here attending to bustness. FEED YOUR LAVNS! , . . Now is the time to start feeding your lawn. Apply Vtgoro or Ever green now lor a hick green lawn next summer. , We loan you a iFertilizer-spreacl-er. See us for all lawn and garden supplies. Andyou own the profits, DOUGLAS COUNTY Fam Bureau Co-op. Exch. Roseburg, Oregon in-"" 4 X. ffcVJ I? Sup lies ninalna. law? I've II they're sot, you'll be thrifty wlie te road up at Sofowoy'l money eavinf aricai. Real karfaiai i tke kraiuii you knew and like and trneer raeaay-kack fuareatae of tatiiiac tion aots with every tkinf yee kuy. Don't mhis thli canned feeds tale wkalever yeu do! PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI FEB. 14 AND SATURDAY. FEB. 15 Stock Up and Save I Hot Souco ..,., 3forl0c, Doi.35c 'Carnpboll,sS0uPEcKrm' - Van Camp'j Tometo Soup 3 "fX 2Se Van Camp's Pork t Been. 2 "c",00 15c 3 4 M Belted Beans, No. 2 Tall Can 15c Sauer Kraut 2Vi tin 9c Penthouie Pork & Beani, 3 25c Stokely Tomato Je. 5c, Doj. 55e Stokely Party Peat 15c; 4 C.M 55c Stokelv Shitg. Beets 3 J", 25c; 6 c, Del Mali Niblet Corn, I2-oi, can He Butter Kernel Corn No. 2 can He Ajparagui, KJ'c."" IOc 6 for 55c Van Camp's Hominy .J 3 for 25c Stokely Veg. Salad 2" M l5c;oc, Stokely Peas ti. 2 NJ- 25c; , M Hurd's Prunes, 2'j can 2 for 19c Stokely Fruit Salad "c 1 4c, 3 for 39 Stokely Peaches. 2 "S..V4 25c. 6 for 73c Oval Sardines, Asstd., 3 oval cant 25c Minced Clems, Warrenton N. 19c White Star Tuna No. l2 Cant lec Peanut Butter ' 2-lb. jar 25c TUNA FLAKES SHRIMP and OYSTERS PER CAN 25c A"i51 r9 3E?SfeW7W) 43c sl WW STOKELY PEAS STSU&'MI DEL .MONTE CftEAM CORN N;2 10c HIGHWAY G. B. CORN N..ri03 3 , .,25c STOKELY GREEN BEANS n, 3 c. 10c GARDENSIDE TOMATOES 3 "..'. 25c STOKELY Solid TOMATOES 2 25c iRIPE OLIVES, Ebony, No. I tin GREEN BEANS, Gardonsido, 3 cans 6for63 3 for 29c 95c 6 for 59c Potin 95c Down $1.45 ,. 10c 25c SUNNY DAWN TOMATO JUICE 4..0, Mn BROKEN SLICE PINEAPPLE 2 27c STAREGON PEARS ' Oregon No. 21 can STOKELY PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 25c HEINZ BABY FOOD, doz. 77c, 3 cans STOKELY TOMATO CATSUP 10c LIBBY DEVILED MEAT No. U lint JUMBO WET SHRIMP 15C &..n.79c 2 , 27c 6 for 47c 20c 3 to, 29c 3 lor 10c 2,.,25 J Borve Cherry Denocrtl rHrKh.r am, Pltvoa VII"'" 'J Quart Anglo Corned Beef ' Prince Leo Salmon r1 Del Monte Red Salmon . Stokely Chill Sauce Fluffiest MurshmdHowit Libby Apph Butter s.7' Lunch Box X!Zh Edwards Coffee -L 20c 2 Airway Coffee L.h, I2e 3 , . 35c Baking Chocolate 12c Hershey Cocoa I!?, can 14c Royal Satin Shortening 3A"n 39c Drifted Snow Hour ih 51.4? $1.33 16c 12c 25c 15c 10c 17c 35c 39c Kitchen Craft Flour i'- Lemons Sunkbt, tf A fancy, lb. 'ORANGE AND Newtown GRAPEFRUIT APPLES k io.39c Orcnges Sunklst Navels Choose the size you want. 10 LBS. ..49C In Free Shopping bag. Grape fruit CALIFORNIA Fancy Full of ffj 3C Safeway Guaranteed Meats BEEF ROAST, Blado cuts, lb UARANTEED TENDER STEER BEEF ISc SMELT coi umbia River, 3 lbs 20c PICNICS Sugar cured, lb 19c BOILING BEEF steer beef, lb S5C ienter euts, picnic style, lb. PORK ROAST cDr: ,. 17ic BACON Eastern sugar cured, by the piece. Z2c Frankfurters Tasty shin- .b"; 19c Ground Beef Freshly 2 ground, m I c lb. RHUBARBS rc- 13c NEW POTATOES 41b 19c POTATOES UN" 2 39c Scott Towels 3g..25f Snowdrift l 3 H. 45 Cherj MILK yill lim, 't, trr'Ce4ft. SI It WO.iHI Oiriub a tell 07- OAK AND STEPHENS STS. ROSEBURG. OREGON ORANGES O GRAPEFRUIT O LEM ONS--NOW SOLD BY WEIGHT! Because no two oranges, lemons or grapefruit arc exactly alike, wt believe selling them by I ho pound is the only fair way. This is a revolutionary idea but it b a sound idea. You pay for exactly what you get (and no more) when you buy by the pound. See how this plan works to your advan taqe this week at Sofewoy.
