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ROSEBURG KJEWS-REVIEW,- ROSEBUEG. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1941. OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoeple ,lnrk and returned to the same I Ml Several Day Miss Jeanne Oversight Cuts Rate of Jobless Compensation SALEM. Ore.. Mav 7. iAPl of season, their total benefits will not be Increased as they are still limited to one-sixth of the base year earnings. Around the County soot every time he was taken Dillard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oyui cvcij null. " nlllnrH h hoon III V, !.. J. F. Dillard, has been ill the last away, seacners sam unquesuuii ably the boy drowned. few days at her home on South .kickson street. I Drain i 'iihAIN. May 8.- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whipple spent a few days this week in Portland on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Frank St. Ores of Marshfleld were Sunday vis Hols at the home of their moth er, Mrs. Fay St. Ores. ,Tl. !'. Randall and family snout Stinday at Scottsburg with Mrs. Ilandall's father, Guy Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henderson accompanied lj-e Leonard and son, Clarence, to Salem Sunday, where they spent . the day and lietausp of an oversight in mak ing last minute amendment.: in Dog's Actions indicate B. P. O. ELKS the unemployment compensation law In the 1D41 legislature, one fifth instead of one-sixth nf non. Missing Boy Drowned Regular meeting Thursday eve ning, May 8. Dutch lunch. All of ficers and members urged to at tend. (Adv.) Ira B. 'Riddle, Sec'y. PORTLAND'S WESTWOOD, Calif., May 7. (API A three-day search for I three-year-old Billy Wayne Defor est, who disappeared after assur- Ing his mother "I won't go away," I ended yesterday on the shore of J Lake, Almanor. Hundreds of men and boys, 'who searched miles of forest and .lake shore, abandoned the hunt when the boy's dog at first refus ed to leave the Hamilton branch uisiinriiYC noiei i seasonal earnings may be drawn by seasonal employes, Attorney General Van Winkle ruled today. The last minute oversight nr.. 4 I Poubl P DANCE Saturday Night At Tenmile Dick Firman's Rhythmakers curred when compromise bills were oeing nastily drawn by a senate and house conference com THE I1E1VS01V mittee in the last hour of the lei?. isl.it ure. While seasonal claimants mav Broadway at Ouh St. T. draw slightly more during their TWO i fM STICK AROUND, PUOGe.TlUUOU "W BASHFUL GUV, Ui&0 GET A GOOD VIEW OF MY FORM? THE RUBE-' J few(40-0-0-MUMi THAT WAS MV TAIlSPIN BALL.X M HE EXPECTS" ?1 I 3 IT'S GETTlN1 W JUST TMReW.'vWHV DON'T VOU V MORE ATTENTION ) i LftYEr, RUBE Jt COMB OUT TOMORROW AND WATCH THAN A 'it vT. GOTTA W ME PITCH AGAINST THE EL SMUDGE V DEBUTANTE ) ( SHUFFLE CIGAR TEAM fMV FAST BALL. 2 OMA UPTOMV WILL HAVE 'EM LE.ANMN1 BACK FROM ( BATTfeSHlP J CELL J rlV THE PLATE LIKE THEV WERE. S Y-sSCTVu-L' MORGAN'S GROCERY PHONE 68 Bargains for Friday ,-. and Saturday COOKIES Sunshine cup custards,. Ait Pound ftW MArlDARlN ORANGES Delicious for salads, m m J tans MUSHROOMS Sliced pieces in 2-oz cans. 3 cans .... 25C SALMON High grade pink; 2 cans , 33C PRUNES fancy Dares. lophane wrapped. J lbs eel- 23C STRING BEANS Lone County Brand. 3 cans 25C f RUIt Brand. 2 tall cans COCKTAIL H-3 23C GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Un sweetened Texas. 2 tall cans JELLO All flavors, package .'. 35C TOMATOES local I greenhouse. 2 lbs. ... 27C mmm( mM&iMmti i J gabbed buster WCJJmX VUNDER THE ETHERS- j I ; , f I Bogen, Donald Cain, Denny Bar ber, Hobeil Thomas, Merrill Leonard and John La Grander. Myrtle Creek visited Mrs. Leonard, who is In a hospital there. She is now In cast because of a back injury. Mosdamos Madeline Cool and Ruby Thomas attended the Ore gon State I'.-T. A. convention in Eugene last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clark ftartholo- my and two children spent the weekend with their parents Drain. Mrs. Mary Hunt had hs dinner guests Sunday Mrs. L. C. Pevore. Dr. Herlha Devote and Mrs. Kay St. Ores. Mrs. Inez itieo and daughter, ! it,, hotel, since Mr. and Elizabeth spent last week-end Ilishon have moved awv. with the former's son-in-law and , ,u. i u... i daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Coot-Re h Johnson is faking medical treat ments. They expect to be home before long. MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS MYRTLE CREEK, May 8.- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walllnc of Salem In jupre week end guesls.nt the home I ,.f M nn.l R.f.... ' son, men- son-in-law ana oaugn- Mrs. Wm. Cavenar has taken ' .I;i"st...com,pl" ",,,r over the inannirenient nf the Hit. . "-,-l'"l. I'll CIS, . --------o --- - j- I trie ..nit mi s. A stole full of gifts for moth ers! Shop Carr's for a wide va riety of popular priced gift goods -new shipments of American made flower bowls, vases. i?lass- ! ware, wood novelties, etc. Also a of Mother's framed mot- dainty embroidered "Mother" hankies. You'll find just what you want at Carr's. I Adv.) Webb, of Hertford. Miss Mildred Young and Mrs. Bi'Ulah Loken drove to Mon mouth where on Saturday they attended the educational confer- nco nt thd State Teachers col lege, going from there to Port land where they visited Sunday with friends. Verlin Roberts, accompanied bv the following Hoy Scouts, went I to Lake Taehenitch l-'rld.iv and Saturday: Jack Lyons, Clarence Leonard, Jr., Jack Snook, John I' fLV'r Jlfj OAVIi "This is mar- 1 ' 1 All J VCllll toffee I j fi m ffflfW wiuii a sci-tind cup." AtfUCW ' ' do 1. You WW Jjf 1 Vnow.lhf) use Mills t IDCaI J tiros. Cofftc here." W0 It Is to easy id nuke a ai)i il cIclkiiMis coffee with Hills Hros. CotU-e. I h.inks to TJu CoVtui G.-iind. this f.iinous iciflcc cm be used ".is is" in any kin J nl coffee mnkcr, producing the maximum of aroma and flasor in tin- tup. YES, THE DIRECTIONS FOR ANY KINO OF i COFFEE-MAKER ' ARE ON THE SIDE OF THE CAN - Tht CuVUfii QturA li guaranteed to produce bett reiulti In ' DRIP CLASS MAKER PERCOLATOR OR OT If dlreerlom on tide of Hint Broi Coffee can are followed i of Broadway, and the south end of Heard street has also been set aped out and leveled. The j heavy rains since have not helped the condition ot these newly grad ed streets. iWrs. Hattie L. Sherman, who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage over a week ago, is critically ill at her home, where she Is being cared Tor by her daughter, Mrs. Alice Haskell, ot Bremerton, Wash. ; A. D. Elliott, of Tigard. was a business visitor at the Michaels (arm on lillger creek over The week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bryant are caretakers on the farm this year. Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore and daughter, Evelyn, have mov ed to town and Mr. and Mrs. O. ('. Marcum and children, vho lost j (heir home by fire last week, have moved to the Gilmore farm in Missouri bottom. Mrs. Howard Bohh of Weaver creek on upper South Myrtle was a Roseburg visitor Saturday. Her daughter. Marie, who is a pa tient in a Portland children's hos pital, enjoyed a two weeks' vaca tion at home with her parenls at Easier. Mike Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Shaw, suffered a painful injury the first of last week, when riding down a steep hill on a bicycle without brakes. The w heel struck a root and Mike was I brown off. spraining his ankle and breaking a bone in his foot. He Is able to he out on crutches and get hack to school. "I'ncle Jimmy" Yokum has dis posed ot his stock nf shoe mend ing machinery and has moved to his home on Hall and Heard sin-el. Mr. and Mrs. Yokum have both been In poor health for sev eral months. Ellsworth Coulter and his con sins, Morris and Kenneth Coulter. were in Myrtle Creek for a few hours Krlday, en route to Port land. The loi iner Is a son of E. K. Coulter, a mriner pastor of the local Christian church. He and his son and nephew. Morris, are all engaged in carpenter work in Portland. The boys were joined here by Sheridan Coulter, a broth er of K. E., who also formerly lived here, lie has been work ing In logging in the coast area, and recently suffered a had acci dent by being entrapped under n large rolling log. Ho has recov ered and is able to be at work again. Ml-, a nil Mrs. Dale Weekly and son. Kk'hard, have relumed from a vacation trip In the northern part of the i-nuniry bringing Mr. vsceKiys tattler, l-.lmer Weekly, home with them from Arlona, w here he has spent the w Inter. Mr. and Mrs. Y. C. Johnson of Boomer hill are spending a few weeks in Sacramento where Mr. NOTICE Annual mooting of Civil Bend Cemetery association will be held on the grounds, Mav l.i, 2 p. m Election of officers and other business will be transacted. M. A. Mcculloch, president. Mrs. George Winston, Score-'".O- Adv. GlfflOIMfflMI ! HANSEN CCD. OAK AND STEPHENS STS. ROSEBURG, OREGON especially if dependable oods at the pportunity itially dur--l 9c 29c Red & White Chocolate SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MAY 9th AND 10th Thin Mints Z. 23c Red & White Harry G. Rapp Monuments Memorials Markers BtE OUR SAMPLES FIRliT "Mark Every Crave" Phone Mtl Y Ivoseliurg. the. 11.11 Eatt Cnd Street X. Mayonnaise n, 25 ot,. 43 32c Salad Dressing Sun Spun Qts. Sunshine Krispy CRACKERS 27c Red & White Pure Vegetable None Better Shortening if - 49c Red A White Mclb.l H.tIvcs or Sliced YELLOW CLING PEACHES No. 2'; tins. 2 for Ftrd A White 35c GRAPEFRUIT Red A White GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Red A White AFTER DINNER MINTS No. 2 tins, fto 2 for No. 2 tins. 2" for 19c 6oz. Am bags 7 Red & White SSFTED PEAS Red & White Whole. Kernel or r.re.-.,v, c,..i. CORN .led A White SLICED BEETS 2 tins, 3 for No. 2 tins, 3 for 2 tins, 2 for Red & White CAKE FLOUR Red A White BAKING CHOCOLATE Red A White PANCAKE FLOUR Red A White Cane A Manic SYRUP 2 for Large Pkg. : lb. Pkg. Large Pkg. Quart Jugs 47c 40c 25c 25c 27c 19c 37c Red A White COFFEE M.irt COFFEE b2Sc bag 25C BISKITMIXat 29c BROOMS Blue & White. Try a real broom ......... 69c
