Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 02, 1935, Page 6, Image 6

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    INfEDFOR'D TranJ TRTBT7XE. fEBFORD. OREGON. FRT&XY. 2. "tf?,5.
TilE DALLES ALSO
T HE DALLES, Ore., Aug. a. (AP)
nwrn leat Th Dalles. Hood Rirr
uid other up-river citle will not
her equ&llj In power benefit from
Bonner! lie dam w eipressed here
today.
State Senator James A. Harlltt Mid
that pre reporu from WMhln-.on
Indlaited that the Bonneville bill In
troduced by Senators McNerr and
Stelwer would provide for Immediate
construction of transmission lines to
Portland and Vancouver, Wash., but
not to Th Dal Irs.
TranamlAftlon lines could be hulU
to any section which made ahowinj?
to the federal power commission that
the project would be economically
Justifiable. Hazlltt said he under
stood. However, he favored an amendment
Incorporated In a house Bonneville
bill by Congressman Pierce, providing
that the power commission could
build transmission lines to The Dalles
or other sections without guarantee
of economic Justification within
certain prescribed time.
Copies of the bills were awaited
hrre eagerly. Ralph B. Bennett,
chairman of the power committee of
the local chamber of commerce, called
a meeting of hla group tomorrow
night to consider the situation.
CANADA WHISKEY
SMUGGLING SOU
SEATTLE UP)Th federal gov
ernment has agreed to compromise
' Its ai7,afi0.000 tax suit against the
cRelfel liquor Interests of Vancouver,
i B. C for 1500,000.
The case was to have gone to trial
In federal court after two postpone
ments. Sam Whltaker. special assistant V.
8. attorney general, announced that
Joseph Keens n, assistant U. B. at
torney general at Washington, had
wired the governmeiA s acceptance
of the half-million dollar settlement.
The suit was brought to collect cus
toms, duties, penaltlea and Internal
revenue taxes for huge quantities of
liquor allegedly smuggled Into the
tnlted' States from Canada during
prohibition.
tt was believed criminal Indict
ments against Henry Relfel and his
son George, chsrglng conspiracy to
smuggle liquor Into the United States,
would be dropped.
The government will collect a total
of 700 000 In the case. Relfel and bis
son forfeited elOO.000 ball each sev
eral months ago when they failed to
appear to answer the criminal
charges.
Federal court was expected to dis
miss the civil suit tomorrow.
The settlement with the Re if els
was without prejullce In all courts.
It contemplates a complete release
and satisfaction of all ta claims, not
only against the defendants but
against Brewers and Distilleries, Ltd..
and subsidlarlea which have thou
sands of stockholders In the United
States. Defense Attorney Donald O.
Eggermsn said.
Butter Higher
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 1. (AP)
Notwithstanding the Increased out
put of butter locally and the ample
supplies from the country, prices
were mostly higher.
get Dundee's Jaw
SEATTLE. Aug. 2. (AP) An P
eratlon setting and wiring the Jaw
of Vlnce Dundee of Baltimore, form
er middleweight champion, was com
pleted today by Dr. H. T. Buckner.
prominent physician, and the fight
er's condition was pronounced
"good."
ASTORIA. Ore., Aug. 3. (AP)
Le Jones and Slg Wendllng. lumber
strike pickets, were charged with as
sault and battery in a complaint
filed in Justice court here today by
Vernon Pyers.
SATURDAY and MONDAY
AUGUST 3rd -5th
SATURDAY and MONDAY
AUGUST 3rd -5th
LET A LITTLE
IGA BRAND v SUNSHINE IN! K
j YELLOW CLING w
I J I j " - x R r " ' W I at the s,art,i,1& price of 1 k
49 lbs. $169 'iJSHjJu Vpgggy
1 9s i Swansdown p j
j Cake Flour . . pkg. fK9SS
'c Grape Nuts mc f WHITE KING LpAKRf 99c
.3 P fTil-ic wlror IL W I I GRANULATED SOAP feV
I hR 1 &aIS pKg , WHITE KING ,APLU$HSOAP
MiMiyM morning cans W ; ,
xtXA, Tl fn Blue G Coffee . . . .
CANS
'""'"' 3 tor 2J j
COMET RIQE
Pound package
IGA SLICED BEEF OC.
2i2 Oz. Jars 2 for
Fancy IGA CATSUP
14-0z. Bottles . .
15
25
IGA PEANUT
BUTTER Mb. Jar
Made from No. 1 Peanntg
IGA BISCUIT FLOUR
44-Oz. Package . .
90 geconda pkg. to oven.
IGA Fancy SHRIMP
2 for
29
IGA PINEAPPLE
Fancy Sliced
No. 2'i cam
21
IGA GINGER ALE
12-0z. Bottle . . .
Edward's Marshmailows
1 pound ....
GRAPE NUTS
Package .
MORTON'S SALT
Plain or Iodized 2 for
Paddle Jar
MUSTARD 9-0z. Jar
PEAK TEA, Mint
Flavor, V4 lb. Pkg.
The Perfect Ice Blend
Silver Ice Tea Spoon Free
23
Selected Meats
.lb. 37 Jc
Swift's
ORIOLL BALUll., . . . .10. o2'
Swiff
CLUB FRANKS... lb. 22c
Swift'.
rrem. Sliced BACON, .pkg. 22c
j lb. ccllu. pkg.
Swift's
.Spiced Cooked BEEF lb. 35c
Ready to serve
Corned
Bee$
Fork and
Beans
GOLD HILL T CENTRAL POINT
HAM'S FABEEl'S
GROCERY Cash MARKETS
- GROCERIES, FRUITS and
MEATS, GROCERIES VEGETABLES - FEED
FRUITS, VEGETABLES
BUTTE FALLS
The IGA Is Not a Chain, ,
Yet It Is the Largest t A B Li li
Organisation of Owner- Cflsh jf ARKETS
Operated Stores m the 0R0CERIES. KRUjTS
World. VEGETABLES. FEED, MEATS
ROGUE RIVER Qu(llUy oncJ Serv.
HEATH and ice Being Equal, IGA
HOLLISTER Stores Merit Yoar Pat'
ronaee!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE ft .
Peak Coffee
DeLuxe Coffee
MEDFORD STORES
LUMAN BROTHERS
BAKERY
, Sb. 18c
lbs. 50c
lb. 23c
lbs. 45c
lb. 27c
lb. 28c
SELECTED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
SATURDAY ONLY
Tomatoes, fancy field
grown. ...... .2 lbs. 9c
Cantaloupe,
large jumbo. . . .2 for 9c
Watermelons. ...... .lb. 2c
Oranges,
choice juice ... 2 doz. 35c
Grapes, fancy Thompson's
Seedless 2 lbs. 19c
Bunch Vegetables 3 bu. 10c
Green Beans, Peaches,
Berries
Finest collection of fruits
and vegetables found on
any market.
IGA SALAD DRESSING
Pints 25c
Quarts 42c
SUPER FOOD MARKET
GROCERIES MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES
Corner Main and Bartlett
INDA HUMPHREY
A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET
504 East Main St.
Phone 462
ALEXANDER'S GROCERY, Inc.
A Complete Line of Battle Creek Health Foods
203 West Main St.
BUNGALOW GROCERY
Fresh Meats and Vegetables
409 N. Riverside Phone 485
JACKSONVILLE TALENT
GOD WARD TR YON
MERCANTILE MERCANTILE
groceries General Merchandise
GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hardware
ASHLAND ASHLAND
DOREMUS DOUGHERTY
CASH GROCERY GROCERY
71 N. Main Phone 190 47 N- Main ph"e 02
CAVE CITY
tiT7JcZlGt SCHUMACHER'S
Highest Quality At a Sav- GROCERY
ing Price Always! The IGA of the Redwood
Highway