Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1936, Page 8, Image 8

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    MEDFOTO MAIL TEIBTTXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. .TAXUARY 3. 1986.
PAGE EIGHT
ported today that It had t surplus of
I3SO.480.7S.
Their statements to the clerk of
the houae were filed shortly after the
American liberty league frequent
new deal crltlo had revealed It spent
389.073.03 during 1038.
The republican committee report
ed contrlbut'ona of S33S.418.41 from
September 1 to December 81. It aald
Ita surpliu laat Auguat 31 waa 834.
080.84. Tot&l republican expenditures In
1938 were placed at 8109,188.06, com
pared to t50a,934.3S by the demo
crata. Demos In Red
The democratic committee reported
unpaid obllgatlona amounting tu
8401,316.ao and unpaid pledgee ag
gregating 81.983, for a total of 8403,
317.20. Then unpaid pledgea and obltsa-,
tlona were not figured In the 823,-1
710.76 In cash on hand to alert the
campaign for reelection of Pieeldenl
Roosevelt.
The Ubeicy league report filed By
R. J. Dillon, Hated recelpta amounting
to 8483.376.48. Largest contributors
DuPonts Aid League
Irene DuPont led hla family In
meeting league expenses with lour
loana to the league totaling 678,780.
Hla wife contributed 81.000. Lamont
DuPont made two loana for 610.000
and contributed 68.000 to Its cam
paign, aa did i. T, Wler, of Pitts
burgh. UNWANTED ALIEN RED
FINALLY KICKED OUT
PORTLAND, Jan. 8.--iVR) Th de
portation of Oscar Mann Is to ended
a. five-year battle to rid the United
Statei of the AatorU, Ore., man who
waa one of si ordered deported for
communistic activities In the Finnish
language newspaper, ToverJ. Ray No
rene. district immigration officer, said
today.
The other five were deported long
since, Norene eald, but Mannlsto made
appeal until the United States su
preme court aald the final "no." ,
AMERICA'S OLDEST
Incident, disclosed that the entltc
building la badly damaged, aad
church and cine authorities an tak
ing immediate stepa toward conser
vation of tha historical relic by a
thorough reconstruction.
The situation will be presented at
the next session of the Insular legis
lature next February, and It la also
planned to Interest the Knight, of
Columbua and other national Cath
olic bodlea In helping to preserve this
shrine.
Porta Coell, or Santo Domingo
church, waa constructed In 1635 by
the Dominican Fathers. It waa the
second place of worship erected In
the new continent, the first having
been St. John the Baptist church, at
Caparra, the first town built In Puer
to Rico, In 1511 and no longer stand
ing. 4
Phone 543. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Pear Markets
NEW YORK. Jan. J (AP-USDA)
Pear auction market, one car ar
rived; one Oregon and two Washing,
ton cars unloaded, three cars on
track.
Oregon Bosc: 1,601 boxea extra,
fancy sold 8l.903 3.05. average 63.35:
489 boxea fancy, 81803. average
63.39; 730 fancy and better. 63.05a)
190. average 82.43.
D'AnJoua: 518 boxea extra fancy.
81.803.05. average 63.40; 1818 boxea
fancy. 61709295, average 63 30.
G.O.P. WAR CUES!
were the Du Pont family of Wilming
ton, Del., who provided 8138.360 lu
total; Pierre S. DuPont made a 66.000
contribution and two 65.000 loans.
William DuPont also contributed 63,
000 to the league and ma-je two 85.
000 loana.
Henry Belln DuPont contributed
66.000 and loaned 810.000 to the
league during the year. Archibald M.
L. DuPont contributed 63.500.
John J. Raskob, former democratic
national chairman, aided the league
with 816,000, of which 810,000 waa a
loan.
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., head of Gen
loam and contrlbutlona. The le.-iguc
haa been leading new deal crltlo.
League Got Loam
The Bankers Truat Company of
New York made a 830.000 loan to the
league laat April 39.
Jouett Shouse. president of .ne
league, waa reported to have received
661,000 during the year In aalary.
travel and Incidental expenses.
William O. Murphy, Jr.. director of
publicity received 81,168.88 a month
and hla assistant, William KerDy,
8468.33 a month. Other dlaburse
menta, for the most part, went for
printing, supplies, office eipenaea.
travel, oiganlzatlon and clerk hire.
REPORT
IS
National Committee Has
$260,480 to Start Cam
paignDemos in Red
DuPonts Aid Leaguers
WASHINGTON, Jan. S. UP)
Swinging Into th 1038 campaign, the
republican national committee re
SAN JUAN. Puerto Rica (OTI
Porta Coell (Gate of Heaven) church.
Amerlca'a oudeat exlattng Chrlstlau
edifice, at San German, In the west
ern part of this Island, la threatened
with ruin. Recent heavy ralna caused
the collapse of a large section of the
southern wall In .the courtyard sur
rounding the aged temple.
A general Inspection following the
CHICAGO. Jan. 3. (AP-USDA)
Pears, one car arrived, one car on
track, nothing offered.
SEMI-ANNUAL, SAU
Now In progress
ETHEL WYN B HOFFMANN.
eral Motors also loaned the league
810.000 and made a 85.000 contribu
tion In addition.
BUCKINGHAM'S Ice Cream, Candy
and Party Specials. The Crest, 336
So. Central,
Joseph X. Wldener, Philadelphia
capitalist loaned the league 810.000
I Use Mall Tribune, want ads.
SATURDAY and MONDAY
JANUARY 4 and 6
PIJREX .ts 2 f.r 23c MiutMdMpid SARDINES
H a. 20. tg8p 3"t; 25c
Drain Opener . . 15 a J $7 mSM 7
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Bowl Clean ... 15' CATSUP 'zJ fW''
IRA SPIRHFTTI 14 oz. bottle "f 5c Asr-ssMsSisrSs' tiWwih
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large 40 oz. package . 1 9
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paneak that ai
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Car. and Map)
IGA Salad Dressing
pint ..... 29c
quart .... 43c
IGA Sliced Beef
2V2 oz. . 2 for 25c
3y2oz. ... 16c
IGA Deviled Meat
. . . 3fo; 14c
Vi . : . . . 7c
OXYDOL
Ige. pkg. 23c
Find out for jour self how uiHt anil
quirk -work inn Ovydol Ii , , . and how
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hurnlnt
IGA
Chili Con Came
11 oz. can 2 for 22c
mmf
IGA .
VEG-ALL
2 cans No. 303 for 2Jc
Red "A" Coffee lib. 18c
Red "A" Coffee 3 lbs. 50c
BlueuG"Coffeeiib.21c
V
Peak Coffee . i ib. 27c
Ground to suit your tasto
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I G A Fancy
Santa Clara Sweet
PRUNES
2 Ib. package 3c
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Fruits and Vegetables
SATURDAY ONLY
Lettuce 2 for 9c
Oranges, large fancy Sunkist . . . doz. 29c
Potatoes, No. 2 Klamath Gems,
50 pounds for 59c
Bunch Vegetables 3 bunches 9c
Celery, large fancy white. 10c
Grapefruit, fancy Arizona
Sunkist 6 for 23c
Large Artichokes . 3 for 19c
Lily White Hard Wheat
FLOUR
49 Ib. sack $2.05
Every Sack Guaranteed
IGA Pure
BAKING SODA
1 lb. package 7C
IGA
Prepared bustard
Pint jar "j
FANCY DRIED
PEACHES 2 , ( 2
POST'S 40
BRAM FLAKES 10
"GOOD TO THE LAST DROP"
.MAXWELL Cofee lb. 23
IGA
ROLLED OATS
No. 10 sack 39c
IGA Fancy
Florida Grapefruit
No. 2 can 5c
8 C
Specials In Our Meat Department
Swift's Circle S Picnics .... Ib 25c
Swift's Dixie Bacon Squares . . Ib 28c
Swift's Monogram Franks . . . Ib 23c
Swift's Kenton Skinned Backs . . Ib 35c
DOLE No. 1
Pineapple Heart
No. 2y2 can 22c
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FRUITS, VEGETABLES VEGETABLES - TEED
BUTTE FALLS
GRANTS PASS
STAR SEED FADER'S
and GROCERY Cosh MARKETS
GROCERIES, FRUITS
409 411 'G' Street Phone 4J VEGETABLES FEED. MEATS
ROGUE RIVER . QuaUy Qnd Seflh
HEATH aild ice Being Equal, IGA
II OF, LISTER Stores Merit Your Pat-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE fOnage.
LUMAN BROTHERS
SUPER FOOD MARKET
GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES BAKERY
Corner Main and Bartlett
MEDFORD STORES
ROSE GROCERY
GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES BAKERY GOODS
205 W. Jackon 0pn Evening nd SnnHnv Phone 1420
ALEXANDER'S GROCERY, INC.
A Complete Line of Battle Creek Health Food
203 West Main St.
BUNGALOW GROCERY
Fresh Meats and Vegetables
409 N. Riverside We give S. and H Oreon Suving Slampa Phone 485
INDA HUMPHREY
A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET
504 East Main St.
Phone 462
JACKSONVILLE TALENT
GODWARD TR YON
MERCANTILE MERCANTILE
groceries General Merchandise
GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hardware
Your Independently-owned I.O.A.
ASHLAND
Store offer you the price advant DOUGHERTY
agei made possible by buying In fD AftTn V
conjunction with hundreds of other w K V til 1 X
successful I.G.Ai stores. 47 N. Main Phone 62
CAVE CITY
IGA Stores Feature IGA .
Brand Merchandise . . . SCHUMACHER'S
Highest Quality At a Sou- GROCERY
ing Price Always! The IGA of the Redwood
Highway