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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1941.
Industrial L.agu.
Team
Standard Oil
Hansen's ....
W I. Pel.
14 .77tf
U 6 il
10 8 .;)51
Co. H .5y
9 it .500
,.Ca 8 0 482
8 (0 .444
1 ? .035
.lOkiu PurnitlU
FlUuMdng's
Coon Lumber
-Umpqwt Chlola
.IIOU'I VHIiey
Cannes Last Night
Stundurd Oil 3, Josso D; Pacific
2, Hann-ti Motors t; Messina's
is. timet vaUw 0; umpqua
Chlrfs 1, Cocn Lumber Co. i.
' High individual gam" sewe:
Mills. 211.
High individual scries score,
Mills, 500.
Coeo Lumber C'Q.:
Jlfindicau
ftchaerer
JjJowen ....
Ooen
paydner ..
Jiftadman
Totals ..
Umpnu
landicui)
wuun
.WoUnutn
oise
T. Thlcle
K. Thlele
Tol.ris
JO' flii OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoople
IVlV V" (C THERE JUST LOOK gpf( WHV., HOW VERY THAT OAMEft'
1 2 XI JLifcJr AT "WE NFUU rC-SS INTERRING,' lf?S- IN THH 4 ;
' nHI VTTX A CRBATURBj NIK f AW, MAMA.g. CREEPING if
P W SKIR.T I IT'S NOT BAD.' SHORT.
I JJ If .( SMEARED OM If fEAMQER ?f X GUESS SAM Yi DOESN'T J I
Vlflffl ffMli ( WORCESTER'S ) SAILOR MAMEO 1 SPENDING HIS V WHISTLER'S
' ULI7IiIllJ BACK J7 SAM HAS TH& SHORE WEAVES 7 MOTHER J
M N-v- V" ? SAME PICTURE )S MISITIWQ tTOVB
Standing. , ' :- V -- tJ t mt KI WyJ
LSI i ' A Ml I ffl
WiJf L Vk. T-s-' "X. "SX" .711 H II 91
io 153 iai 434 t I, o - v i w ; , UVIWV Y
i!.7 iyu n sim I Wm'-0 VV JN- aWLJ J-'' BEAN'S ARB
1 Wmmiim Mlm & n rJ- spilueo all
128 128 128 384 jgi ,M.w7it iittt.v,c.T- tTT7l mt ar-?r- 1 J
154 )21 133 40S
r ml ! m Kiw W 534 'Burner 114 122 121 357 EUttON !
- Z Jr.; GilktoHW 122 151 127 100 , UuniBiU ilncr . 131 153 X53 437 i
ir.l 87(j m ,,5r,( Mills 188 KR 2il !UW itnrfmun !W 125 85 308 KI.KTON, Ocl. 22. Mrs. Mary j
' " rivin no
I St;in(ard oil: . Tta 872 (172 8U3 W7 J Nicholson 131 150 141 422
llaro'llrau 125 125 125 .175 J" FurniUuo Co.: j Tolais 705 Ki 755 2354
loV)iald 140 151 12(1 41i0 Haudlca 137 117 137 411 .
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Indians Expect
Hard Battle With
Springfield's 11
The Roscbmg Hinh school
ulians were scheduled only
jUmbi'i ing up exercises and" liyht
I w orkouts today as they prepared
I to meet Springfield high school
I Friday niiM at Flnlay field
Ileum was expected to get a' skull jUAl-K, Portland.
ly over Station KEX, Portland
(1190 kyes). j
i ne urcuon siaie college game
with Washington State college at
Pullman will be described by As-
jsociated spol toaster Ixm Gillette
in a broadcast to be heard at 1:45
p. m. over Station KRNR, Kose
ourg (14110 kyesi and other Mu
tual network stations throughout
Oregon.
On Sunday, October 26, the Uni
versity of Portland-Gonzaga game
at Spokane will be broadcast by
Associated suortcaster Pat Haves
The I beginning at 2 p. m. over Station
In-
for
V .nOrt'Q JL
Pltia and dqnc in Iho
ROSE ROOM
Paul WHIUHAH
and hi
A - iAmoncon Orchqirq
COOKBOOKLIT COUPON
This Coupon and
entitles bearer t a cookbooklet at thf Newt
Rtvicw ffie. Rostburg. Qroqon.
Hotel Valley:
Handicap 110 110 110 318
! Hruton 121 112 122 358
Swoem 122 125 1115 352
I .Stephenson .120 110 151 423
McKean H!J 109 123 321
Uaughman .119 102 183 194
Totals 720 770 800 2290
The llli'ssings:
hanilicap 205 205 205 015
l.ehrhach 138 129 120 387
messing 120 88 153 307
Whilon 117 100 117 334
Phillips 1 10 182 130 -15,
Jlldd 150 147 87 390
Tolais 888 851 812 2551
Hansen Motors:
Handicap 144 I II 1 11 432
Hendricks ... 100 105 171 3S2
1 Mrtbry 130 102 100 404
Piultett 125 130 104 419
Uruughlon . 142 U l 120 370
Vruoman 181 138 134 453
Totals 834 793 899 2520
Pacific l'Yidl:
Handicap 1 17 117 117 111
Spa make 113 105 121 339
F.nandcr 122. 193 1 10 401
Crouch 151 1 13 113 407
I Morgan 1 12 130 123 395
Welzel 101 152 122 435
Totals 830 870 772 2 178
FREE1 TO THE LADIES
Constance Dennett Cosmetics
every Monday and Tuesday eve
ning at the Hose I heat re. (Adv.)
practice session hung III as they
review plays and strategy and
outlined the defense against the
I.Springfield Millers.
The game, scheduled to start at
p. in., i VAj,ec4t:4 iw uc u very
xcuiiiu comesi, particoiariy ll
i the field remains dry and fast.
I lie Indians have shown an ex
ceptionally strong passing attack
this year, and have used a great
deal of open style play on offense,
; which makes the game far more
Interesting u'ora the standpoint
j of spectators.
Tlic Millers also use a passing
ame, coupled with a good deal
oi power in ineir running auacK.
Springfield is reported to have a
very strong line, as compared
with a comparatively weak line
as displayed su far this season
, by the Indians, su that the game
may settle down to a display of
; power on the one hand and speed,
; deception and passing on the oth
er. I P.egardless of the outcome of
the game, local fans are expect
ing to sec a most interesting
game.
Haines has gone to Seattle for a
few days to visit Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Haines.
Carl Johnson, V. H. Jones,
and Robert Riley have returned
from a hunting trip to eastern
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Hancock,
Mrs. H. H. Heath, and Fay Smith
have returned to their homes
hear Salem after spending a
week in Elkton. The men spent
mast of their time hunting and
returned with a large deer.
Lawrence Thomas, who is
working in Seattle, has returned I
after spending a few days at his
home in lClkton. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hardesty
and Joseph Hudson wero Eu
gene visitors Wednesday. !
J. N. Hendcrer, LoRoy Hen-.
derer, Leonard Ross, Floyd Hoss
and Charles Ross are on a hunt
ing trip in eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Margaret McFeeters is on
a trip to Pennsylvania lor a visit, i
Mrs. McFeeters has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Jack Gorman.
Vvetlo May Anderson and
.lerald Anderson have returned
to their home in Seattle afler ,
........i.-.l ......bL. ti.itl. I
their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Flow onlay.
The freshman class gave the
rest of the high school a party at
the school Friday evening.
The grade school students had
a party Friday evening on the
hill above the grade school
across Klk creek.
Oliver Haines, Claude Haines
and Willard Cheever have re
turned from a successful hunting
trip in eastern ( iregon.
Football Broadcast Set
By KRNR for Saturday
Three football games are in
store for Oregon grid fans this
coming week-end. The schedule
on Saturday afternoon, October
25, finds the University of Ore
gon team at Los Angeles meeting
U. C. L. A. The gme will be
broadcast by Associated sporteast
er Miku Francovich, commencing
at 2 p. m. and will be heard local-
Offfcert Elected at
Day Creek High School
DAYS CREEK, Oct. 23The
various classes of the Pays Creek
high school recently perfected
their organization for the year.
The seniors have as their class
president, .N'oel Welch; , as vice
president, Bill Godwin and as secretary-treasurer,
Maurice Mat
thews. C. C. Hill is their class ad
visor. The juniors have as their
president Margie Wright while
John Wright is vice-president;
Violette Goin, secretary, and Mel
vin Welch, treasurer; Mrs. Guy
McGce being their advisor. The
sophomores have chosen Gloria
Rust as president, Noryal Fer
guson as vice-president, Zclma
Davis as secretary and Roy Brat
ton as treasurer, with Miss Mar
jorie Church as advisor. In the
freshman class Marshall Mat
thews Is president, Maxine
Wright vice-president, Mildred
Prause secretary, and Robert
Wright, treasurer.
ODDITIES
Self-Respect
NEW YORK - Seventy-year-old
Morris Rudin, told by two ban
dits to put his hands up, obliged
by knocking one of the men on
his ear after taking his gun.
Although the bandit retrieved
his weapon and beat Rudin on
the head, the aged storekeeper
stubbornly fought back until the
two men fled his l:noicum shop
empty-handed.
"It wasn t tne money I was
fighting for it was m' self-respect,"
explained Rudin to police.
No Vocation
WABASH, Ind. - School chil
dren all over Indiana started a
two-day vacation today because of
teachers' convention in Indianap
olis. But eight boys in, Lincolnville
high school didn't.
School officials said they'd
damaged the building and
grounds in prc-Hallowe'en pranks
and ordered them to put in the
two days making repairs.
Double Stymie
NEW YORK Two automobiles
collided on the 155th street via
duct. The drivers climbed out, argued
heatedly for a few minutes, then
walked away Irom the scene.
Mystified witnesses wondered
why.
A police check of the licenses
supplied the answer. Both cars;
were stolen.
Men, Women Over 40
Don't Be Weak, Old
Fel Peppy, New, Years Younger
TtVe ftrci. 'niitiin crnrfftHdnlrti. ltioulnU,
orn neli o--bY J"" .,'" ,r,'inUJ"
nU die " rll- "ll UU W uiueli far M Uuite. I
irSk t myl(- Hewitt Bn- r'il-r tl-OOMW
Oimi Tonic Tnhlrw UhUv tor t-'Ui 8e. Suis
folui ueiler ul youuiicr ihi$ very uoy
,11 illUK st'H" Ji.
I-'ul- suio at
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
FrBookTeHsofHorMTreatfnetthat
Mutt Help or it WUI Cost You Nothing
Over two million bottlouot Iho W LLA Ttl
T K K ATM K N'T havo hwix sold fnr relief of
ynipioin.tuftllstre.s.sarl4iDKf',fiiii Stomach
autl Duodnuitl Ulcar duo to Exeats Acid-
Poor Dlgattlon. Sour or Uptct Stomach,
Oaaalnait, H tart burn, Sloaplaitncit ate,
cluti la Euei Acid. Sold on 15 day' I nail
Atk for "WlUard'i Muac" wlin.li fully
t'jplaius tUU trualiiHmi fraa at
NATHAN FULLERTON
Morgan's Grocery
Speciols for Friday end Saturday
..... CARROTS. TURNIPS.
HAM BEETS
Swift's Premium, half or Fancy, local. Qk
whole ham, XX 0 2 bunches
lb SWEET POTATOES
CAULIFLOWER Large podium sue.
Snawhite 4 Ri
h'a ONIONS
Don't Forget 23C
We are headquarters SALTED PEANUTS
t.,.ESH. FU?,ZCETN Fresh and warm from our
FRUITS and VEGET- nu, shop, 4 A
ABLES. lb. 13r.
Visit our new "Double Farmington Chocolate
K" Nut Shop. Delicious One-pound bars, jt.
Toasted, Salted Nuts. 2 for 3 JV
NOTICE
Airily
HAS TAKEN OVER THE SER
VICE DEPARTMENT FOR IN
TERNATIONAL TRUCKS AND
OLDSMOBILE CARS.
Truck Sales and Service is proud to announce that
Mr. Hoffmeister, formerly with Hansen Motor
Company has acquired an interest in the automo
bile and truck servicing department and will have
charge of tho shop and parts. He welcomes all
truck and car owners needing the services of a
well equipped and managed motor repair shop.
TRUCK SALES & SERVICE
L. R. Chambers
rjasho
GRANULATED SOAP 69-Oz,
Best buy in town! Pkcj.
52c
Toilet Soap
Lady Godiva
6 Bars
For . .
29c
"An' the Gobblins will get'cha if
you don't watch out." When the
kids come knocking at your door
Hallowe'en be ready with a bowl
of candy, apple cider or a piece
of pumpkin pie for the hungry
goblins and witches. If you are
planning a party buy all your
food needs at Red & White the
stores with the true independent
community spirit!
Specials for Friday & Saturday
October 24 and 25
Shortening
Red & White
3-Lb,
Tins
69c
Rod & White
Pancake Flour
Large
Pkg. .
19c
tClearcx
33 WLCMPICft bott 1JC
Rod 4 White Fancy No. 3 Sieve
PEAS -N':-V 29c
Red 4 White-Halves or Sliced
FANCY PEACHES No :;2V, 47c
y.. - . Recl White Fancy Patent ""
CITRON PEEL pL9b 49c ENRICHED FLOUR $1.95
Fancy New Red 4 White Fancy Patent
CURRANTS 10 19c ENRICHED FLOUR J0 49c
,i
Rod A White .
COFFEE : 32c
Red A White
COFFEE t,S93c
Red 4 White
MAYONNAISE ,, , 19c
Sunspun
SALAD DRESSING 0uaru 57c
With 2 piece Plastic Salad Set
Radiant
FRUIT MIX 1;,b'cP039c
Excellent for Fruit Cakes
CH0CD1ATE
MALTED m
THE KIND THS
QUINTS DRINK"
29C
Red 4 White Cane 4 Maple
SYRUP
Pint
Juqs
23c
. Edgemont
GINGER SNAPS
Roq. Size
Pkg
9c
Sunshin Aborted
CANDIES
Stock up Be ready
(or Trick or Treat!
Lgo. Cello 9.
bags
65? Jackson St.
Roseburg, Oregon