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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1962)
MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1882 rmt Dry-Yellow 50 lb. K Bag j $2.29 lb. CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY Produce Prices effective thru Sun., Dec. 30 Emperor Grapes The Last of the Season ONLY Cello Carrots For Carrot Sticks pkr. Sunkist Lemons Large Size ONLY AVOCADOS samk (5)c wkt J each Large Size, For A Dip Mix Danish Squash Thick Meat RANCHO CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP T2r,can 19 DIAMOND A BLUE LAKE GREEN BEANS 303 c, 799' GOLD HILL PEARS From a local cannery No. 2Vi can CRYSTAL WHITE LIQUID DETERGENT uMm NALLEY'S POTATO CHIPS Re? -69c Mb. Bag 47 ROGUE GOLD CHEDDAR CHEESE Mb. ua. 99? MILANIS ITALIAN DRESSING VZ 239' FOLGERS COFFEE 1-lb. Can 49' Mb. Can REG. $1.98 IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER REG. $1.49-400 COUNT FILLER PAPER Fiberglass Pad Silicone Cover 3-Hole Wide Line or College Rule 79' 1 MEN'S BLACK 1 HEAVY DUTY I MEN'S l0NG sl"VE FlANNEl I BOYS ALL COTTON 100 COUNT 1 WORK SHOES c70VrHATLE 0RT SH,RTS, T-Shirts or Briefs ENVELOPES 1 .Oil Resistant Rubber Sol. UUUK KM I ' j JSb Parmanen, collar j .Standards. I Sizes 6---1J 1 27"xl6" size j Sizes Sm., Med., Ig. Sues 10-16 f"! I l ?388 a. $2" IB H-iW 19l(yi FOLGERS INSTANT COFFEE 99c RCA RADIO AND T.V. TUBES Less 40 REG. H.it 3000 SPEED POLAROID FILM S1.99 REG 49c MEN'S IRREGULARS CREW SOCKS 4 -99c REG. SI 49 4-PIECE CHILI BOWL SET S1.19 REG. 40c EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES .27e CLEAN BURNING PRESTO-LOGS 12 "89c SPRINGTIME FLORAL FRAGRANCE ROOM DEODORANT 39c HARTZ WESTERN BEER ...,. 6'-79c t SUPER CHIEF PARADISE GRAPE WINE o, 59c HOT CEREAL COCOA WHEATS 19c BISQUICK 39c 57c MAYO SPRUCE Thermal Underwear long Sleeve Shirt Ankle-Length Drawer! DELUXE HUNT AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF VAPORIZER Reg. $2.59 YOUR CHOICE 1 Reg. $6.95 BKia;MiiiiiiHiaiiitiimMuiiiii4jLii,,ii,i,,ii i..... CORN POPPER Fostorla r ' ' J Reg. S4.9S ( f r 53" K- h. STEREO AND HI-FI 33V3 LONG PLAY RECORDS Stem All Night Tip-Proof 1 Gallon Size Popular Clauie Western Values YOUR to $2.98 CHOICE ..40.Oz.Pltg. UWU 60-Oz. Pkg MEN'S LONG SLEEVE WOVEN DAN I RIVER & COVE CREEK FABRICS SPORT SHIRTS Sizes Sm., Med., Lg. i Wash 'N' Wear 1 e Sanforized Reg. $3.98 $2.69 Ea. '4IMUUMllillilllll!IIIIIUIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll FOR 99 REG. S9c TIGER ASSORTED DUPONT NYLON BRISTLES TOOTHBRUSH 3 "99c REG. SI 00 NEW! POMPEIAN SHAMPOO 66c REG 98c FORMULA "42" SHAMPOO 88c REG 49c VI.ION ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH E .4:":. 39c REG. SI. 29 100 MG. TROPIC-AIRE INSTANT HEAT Hr I il tn 1 Lll Thermostat control Reg. $19.95 I 1 $U44 VITAMIN "C" 77c REG 45c t-OZ. BOTTLE JERGENS LOTION 39c REG SI 00 MENNEN BABY MAGIC 88c PILGRIM S GRAIN ASPIRIN -,b, 44c Cashier Window Services F FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greetina Cards fef for all occasions REG. 60c SIZE SUAVE REG. 32c DR. ELLIS SHAMPOO 44c REG. 89c i-OZ. BOTTLE SUCARYL 77c REG. SI 29 DECANTER BOTTLE LISTERINE 99c REG SI 45 LIQUID PRELL SHAMPOO S1.19 ij Hunting and Fishing licenses Cheeks Cashed Money Orders I Postage Stamps Bottle Return i Philcs TV and Radio Tubes at 40 Discount m JMU: TlllM,. MU 1'HLTbS c' f,08r Polisher I Waxer Rental 77e a Da S75 WAVE SET 2 - 44c REG. 69c GLEEM TOOTH PASTE c'Xr 59c REG. 79c CEES COUGH SYRUP 66c REG 9 FLORAL BUBBLE BATH 77c THE m m m nsccunl to.! IfiJ CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE A 9 Factor Apparently Heavy Donor to I Democratic Party; Washington - HTD - John (Jake the Barber) Factor, vic tim of a gangland kidnaping; in 1933, and his wife appar ently were bipartisan In their contributions to the 1060 pres idential campaigns. The couple gave a total nl Sin, 1)011 to the Citizens for Kennedy Organization, ac cording to records of cam paign expenditures. A spokesman for Factor, who was granted a Christmas pardon by President Kennedy on a 1943 mail fraud convic tion, indicated in Los Angelej that Factor also contributecUo the Republican party. Not on GOP List The Republican National Committee said Factor waa not on its list of major con- tributors, but a GOP spokes--man did not rule out the pos sibility that Factor might have" contributed $10 or $15 in th 1960 campaign. The newspaper Chicago; American said Wednesday" that reports filed with Con gress after the 19R0 election ' "disclosed that Factor had been one of the largest per- " sonal contributors to tho Ken- ' nedy campaign with $20,000.""-' A partial check of records kept by the clerk of the House ' of Representatives showed" - that John Factor, 1185 Loma" Linda dr., Beverly Hills,' Calif., and Rella Factor, 1184 . Loma Linda dr., Beverly Hills,' contributed $5,000 each to th Kennedy organization. Amount Not Recalled The spokesman for Factor said he "contributed to botli parties, but I do not recall how much." The spokesman said Factor had a cold and . was not taking telephone calls-- himself. The presidential pardon nullified deportation proceed- mgs against racior, Daseo on the 1943 conviction, started by the U.S. Immigration Serv ice last week. Factor said he was kidnaped 1 In Chicago by Roger (Tho Terrible) Touhy, who served 2fl years for the crime and was shot to death in 1959 22" days after his release from prison. The late Federal Judge John P. Barnes once ruled - uii r ai-iur naa xaKen me Km- naping, hut he was overruled by an anneals court. Ullman Considers Supporting Tax Cut Washington - HOT - Rep. Al Ullman (D-Ore.) said Wednes-. day he would support a tax cut if the present economic trend continues. But Ullman, a member of the House Ways and Means committee, said he would reach no final decision until further hearings are held by the committee. The Oregon Democrat said he thought that testimony presented this year before tho . committee had revealed "a preponderance of evidence" that a tax cut would spur eco nomic growth. A tax cut would seem to be justified on the basis of overwhelming evidence that the present lax structure iJ acting as a drag on the econ-" omy," he said. However, Ullman said, whether such a tax cut ulti mately should be made would depend on the state of the economy at the time a tax' revision program comes up for a vote. A speeding up of the econ omy and possible resumption of an inflationary trend might make a tax cut undesirable, he said. Mark of Death on Venezuelan Denied Washington - IBPD - The) Venezuelan Embassy Wednes day denied allegations by th wife of former dictator Mar cos Perez Jimenez that he would be executed if a U.S. court in Florida extradited him. : menl saying: "11 is absolutely, false and without foundation that Perez Jimenez and his relatives would be executed,. because in Venezuela there il no death sentence." Triplets Set Record As First To fnrof Madison, W I s (1TO Jane" Olmslead Is a freshman at the University of Wisconsin. So Is Janet Olmstcad and so is Robert Olmstead. And Her bert Olmstcad. a Madison electrician, is paying the bills for all of them. The Olmstead triplets all enrolled In UW's freshman Hani this vear. the first time the school ever enrolled triplet. The three. 18 years old, are natives of Fresno, Calif., but they chose their mother's alma mater for their college. Jane is studying nursing, Janet letters and science and Robert engineering. K 1 (
