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MKDFOHI), OllMtlOX. VUWXY, JANUAUY 1922. U f in. .(. , a in ' iiiihh,ii--iwnj i we i.i i! i .jn.i ii' ijhii.ii)1! iu u ii hi nia. mu. n'liiuji' .LU.I..I . ausiui 1.4 .it juu'i iux.il E Market News ! !.' i !...) -i) ji 1 -....' ' ....!.. '. .. . ' i - 1 . . . ' - . ' ' i ii' j .t-. a?-"ara m.'i iiijjiu.i j urn - m A SHOW R BATHS AND V RECREATION ROOM NEW CHURCH PLAN ; Mr, UeoiKa K. Merrill, iir'lilfet, of Uv York City spent yeHterdny in Kiirrtl In conmiltatlon with tlm build. loK committee of the Klisl 1I.i,IIhI fhUrch, The tiny win ntvnn tot a Ktaily of the plan with fie v. F. It. iJ'iuh. Mr, Merrill mot tho full ooiiitniitee at tho bomu of Mr. Leach In the rvi-nltiK. when lh architect presented lit l.leiia of what I cunnldmed the Intent mid bnt Ideal lit .church architecture. Mr. Merrill In kIvIkk hi entire time to the duly of church architecture under flui directum of th Naptlst denomina tion, and In Riving tlin progressive hurche tin benefit of hi tudlc. After a study of the local rend unci altuntlon Mr, Merrill jirvaenled tt the toromltleo sketch of ln, which would embody tbi Very best ldal of a church program along every line, Th committee wr deeply Impressed with the plant and autmestlon and roted to have thn plsn tlnvt-loped and presented tr adoption Inter when he h1 consulted with n firm of church architect who would b employed to perfect ttm plan outlined. TIii plan tinder consideration rail for n auditorium with a gallery tad an adjoining room scaling over too Upaee U provided fur a pte organ and plno and large chorus choir; primary otM'tubty room with cla room: pna lor'a atudy and ehoir roowi a ladle' parlor with kllchnnlte on first floor. Beouud floor call for a gallery and corridor wit I) a number of Hunday aclvool rlas roam. The bmmnrnt will provlda for a rcriatln room 44x00 ft. with callory for apactntora. Thlt room Will alao ba urd a hanqui't hall and for toclal tad (oRorat Knthrlniia and 4ntartainmnti. Hii'ir batha will b lrovidd In conni-l"n with tht nvramlnhMl finlure. A Urn kitchen, bollxr and find rxxna will ba fund thrr alao. Tlin plan la to plnra aa llttl aa potmlblfl In I Ho buH("tmiit, u Inir It lardy fir rvcnlnu gaihorlnga Th rhurrh l planned ho that It ran b addrwl to whn nof4od. The atta outline In brlof ennblca th community til foatUa tlmt thn llantlnl hav Id mind a rburch plant that rfpmonti tha baal Idoat In a lnrxn rfllnlout pro Kratu, and will ba a credit 14 our gro-ar Inn city. . , i . Llvoitock 1'tiltTI.AND, Ora, Jtm, ii. Cutlla Noiulniil. n'flptn I. , I l"K atfliidy; r' Hlpt !IH, Hhci'p tloadyi rocclpti 2 It. Outtar !f)ltTI.ANn Ore. Jan. 27.lluttar IIiiko O'litH blither. Kxtrn cubaa X4c; undi'i'Ki'iidtm v'iv: caitonit 4'io; print II.. ti..a V t hLualiiri IHiV) fo.b. I'unliind; undtritrode 3tc. , . . , .... Portland Whttt fORTlANU. Of. Jan. it.Wheut: Hard whllo 1112; hurd wlntT 11.11 i noft whlt. whim club l.0; north'-m nprtiiK II.OH; rod Walla tl.OS. Ttla'a fnf facnlpta; . Wheat oi; barli y 1; flour 13; oat 1; bay lC. . flutter Advance 1 Cant PORTLAND, On Jan. 27. Ilutwr price advancod tliroa cnt a pound horn today, followlnic a itmllar ivl vanc a wck u. C'rfnmcry rad" art) now 41 cnu wbolntalH;, UhortaK" i.f cronm production wa iilvttn a the oatiaa of the drnnc. Kiddies' Colds Can Be Eased Quickly Dr. Kint'i New Dincmety will rfii that vary ihiiif, rawly ami iiikly. Ikxi't jy. "Tour little killie, I ih 1 knew what to du lor tu!" When the rotich firt yonM, gvi a little Dr. King' Sew Din-ovnry ilirt'tcl, inul It will toon be faKii. It'a a gooj fm!1y ctrtnh nl coM rmiedy, loo. Ukmtii up the phlegm, tlrar up tlc rough, n liem the con ftetiiori. No harmful ilmca. ' I-'or fifty )-ear a ntamUrd remedy for cold, eiaigh. (liitpe. At your UrtiCKUa, OOl. a Iwttlo. t - Dr. Kiiis New Discovery Foe Colds and Coughs Constipated? llere'aKellef ICteanM the yicm, iih Dr. KinK' Till, IhrV prompt fre bile flow, it if up the lazy bvrrend net at the root o( the trouUe. ' All iliffiiiitt, 25c. DrMPTI WOK'T 0W.TW6 . r. Kings Pills i i . . fc;r'i iff-. r -Tr-r-K : ,i ;PAG E ;TUES.,VED.,IHUR.,FKI. . JAN. 31, FEB. 1. 2, 3 DOUGLAS A the iioiiio tl'ArtntTtuin of Vl'uniBH' l'uiiiou Novel. show Oitlly San Francltco Market KAN KRANCIBCO. Jan. 27, Duttar iinrbanftml. KuK extra Jloj nitra pullut 2 K -i c : under Ued No. 1. 2!C. Clwene, Callfurnla flat fancy 2C. flAN rrtAMflBCO, Jan, n. State DWUlon of Market . Poultry un ehunK-'d. Artichoke 114 to it; celery Is to to 7; cacumlMii $1 to 2.60; pot a tovl fI 90 to 2 05. Utterly lloudA. NBW YORK. Jan. tT. Liberty bond cloaed; , 3V Mt; flrt 4' 7.30 bid; econd 4' .00; first 4 t.0O: enrond 4V'a Oe.00; third 4Vi" 07.14; fourth ' 14. Victory SV 100.25; Victory 41i"a 100.24. N. Y. Stocks mmmmmmmmmmammmmmmm. NKW YORK. Jn. 27 HlKh rade Induetrlal and rail were under prea ure In today' tock market Nu- merou vpeculatlve laaun denoted furtbr buying by pool. Bale ap-l proxltnalad &00i0 J aharm. Allla-Chalmera 41.2 American Het Sucar SO Amerlr.u Can 36.5 American Car A Foundry 145 Araer. llldo 4 Leather pfd t Amttrlran International Corp...... 40.1 American lxKomotlro 10B.J American SmeltlnC at rtt 40.1 American 8uar American Sumatra Tobacco 3 13 American T. 4k T H.1 American Woolen 81, SI Anaconda Connor 47.7 Atrhlaon All., tlulf It V. Itidlea 2.2 tlulit!n ltenniotlve .95.7 alililmora k Ohio . ....... 33.7 llelhleheni Hteel ' l" 60.7 rpnadlatt Pacific -...123 Central Leather 31 Chandler Motor S.7 Chea Brake & Ohio t5.2 Chlcaco, Mil. St Paul - 18 Chicago, r. i. ft p. st.t Cblno Copper - Colorado Kuel & Iron 26.1 Corn Product 103. 3 Crnclhlu Steel 61.2 Cxiba Cano Sucar 6 Krln .. M Onneral KlectrlC 14 (lenerat Motor ... -8.7 I Goodrich Cd ............. S6.7 Oreat Northern, pfd 72 Great Northern Ora Ctf 51.T llllnol Central .".....100.1 Iapirtlon Copper 38 5 Int. Mer. Marine pfd t..J international Paper 48. 3 Kennecott Copper 28 3 IxiulnvlHo 6 Nashville 1 11 Mexican Petroleum 111-2 Mluntf Conpttr 27.3 Middle Stati-B Oil 11.8 Mldrale 8te-l 30. MlBiourl Pacific 16 Now York Ctmtral 73.8 N. Y.. N. 11. and Hartford 15.3 Norfolk Weatarh 98 Northern Pacific 76.8 Oklahoma Pro. A Uef 2 5 Pan Amnrleah Petroleum tl IVnnaylvantft 34.3 Peoplo'a Oaa '. 68.3 Plttahur and W. Va 23 Ray Consolidated Copper 14.5 Reading 72.5 Ren. Iron and Steel 50.5 Royal Dutch, N. Y. 50.5 Shell Tran. & Trad 30.7 Sinclair Con. Oil 19.1 Southern Puclflc 80.7 Southern Railway 17.7 Staurtard QU of N. J., pfd 1M.8 Sludebaker Corporation 88.6 ToinieRReo CoDoer 11 2. TexB Co. I....;. 3.8 Texu & Pacific 27 Tohneen Product Go, a Trnmconllneutal Oil 10 Union Paelfto ;. : .....126.7 U. H. Food Product 6.3 V, S. Rotnll Store 54.1 V.S. Ind. Alcohol L...... 42.8 United States Rubber (3.2 United States Steel 8 Utah Connor 63 WoHtlnghouae Klectrlc 60.8 WlUVi Overland 5 5 American Zinc, Lead ahd 8m 13.3 Butte aid Superior 24.5 Cala. Petroleum 48 Montana Power 69 Shattuck Arliona 8.1 Pure Oil . 33.JS InvlnclUlo Oil 14 Uoneral Asphalt .,..,;..,..,..,,,...,., 57, V'Uhenneu to Oi-annlw. CHICAGO, Jin. J7, Spdrtamort vbose hobby la fishing will meet here tomorrow to plutt d nnllrttlnl orftoltl- Uiititui of Uftak Wnl ton clvli, IIKHfi VOl KNJOY yiAMTY PRKIvS You can ImitKlne toiuetlilnK of thn service we are rendering to thn people of evnnty-flf crttniniinitle where wo have Our own stores. ' : In each community, the mirnti Kood morabundlito, the sama new styli. the same superior valueii and '.he naiiio low price are beltiK enjoyed a these ber for your enjoyment. Thin In Itielf doe not nioan much to you but the fact that In supplying our many store with all the roercliandt they need, w hare had the benefit derived from tbn quantlty-btty-liiK. which, a iou know, mukn It poNsihle for u to quote qttantlty price to you on your purchatie bere. k 1 f North Central The Buy Street PLENTY OF NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY .. .... . , . .. We are not offering odds and ends nor otherwise undesirable merchandise, but Bplc and span new goods fresh from reliable looms and deft hands, which we are assembling daily to complete our attractive early Spring displays. Here are some typical values: COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH ALL SALE PRICES, THEN COME HERE AND SAVE 'J? UAXY YEARHII , J v, ; ' the Ootden' Ru? Stor. adopted a policy of :-lltn I for fash only and neviV holtflnur a sale. Thla policy rendilns,unchani!ed. i J A price onciv'maiji unfailing ly applies alike- to onn and all throughout the y Kr, Thua you always etiloy the same navlnfcn a font ne'Rhor.; Sollies fofraslr, your money expended In any df our stow receives the daioxnt in lower prices Which, each transaction always eomiaaniil.. There are no uiicol'.HCtml lalis to bo mad VP by higher pi i fi. Service a cxpHsused by eour tey, attentivpDM. efficiency and eqnallty, n' constantly In evidence in alf our seventy-five store. . Yonf conflntjed patronage will be appreciate -d and merited. Visit our store and see the' new Spring Goods and get our prices. Our buyer is now in New York with the buyers for the other 75 Golden Rule Stores. New goods are arriving daily at the very lowest prices . . i - ;. ! i - -. . , ..' : ' A FEW OF OUR MkHl Pfifira ali Vor Wear Men' All Woil Hwitt 28 inch I'laM Giagliatn . . laUicB Men's Hats Beady Made Sheets Worl; Shoe ?25.00 at 10 . Home Journal $2.25 to $4.50 . 54x00 &f 1.10 atS i.25 ' Patterns ' 72x90 at 90 and $1.30 - - 81x90 at 1..S1.35 , A good line of Ladies J t 1 Coats ' " . 36 inch Black Silk Taifeta ; . Silk Pongee, Natural PetticoaU in Cottvn and Mereemod Croehed Men's Cotton Dress'" $1.40 to $3.00 color, at 67, $1.15 Silk, in both plain and Thread Sox' ' " 28 8 oz- CaQTas at and S1.35 per yard fancy colors? in Hall ' nair for Sit hn '' ''j', " , 28 r 10! Hal1 5 P8,r fr bl'U0 inch Cotton Damask 36 -mch 10 ozy Canvas at 1- at 75 and DO 37 lilno Dcncm, 50 Inches, New Fancy Skirtings,- ' ... ' ' 40 inelt 11 n7 (.., . ' at 25? yard priced from $1.15 to "gnkr U'c ; 40 $5.50 per yard at 20( . Shoe Poltsh A. G A. Bed Ticking 4Uf American Lady .Corsets . , , ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' "' - Children's Cotton It6e, priced from $1.25 Cotton Crept for Shirting, Men's Heavy Cotton ' o nil:P ,1P oeiA to $7.00 preedat32) So.., 15 Cotton Towelin. . Fancy Feather T.eks - pair for 25? , ' - at 15. 18, 20, at 49 Others at . 25 per pair, flood V.,rk Shoe 27 inch White Outing Good Heavy Work 30t and 35f . and 40 and 45a per $3.00 Flannel at "him " , Fancy XIattress Ttekmg ;Pair ' '. '"" ' ' 8 v? ;' . at $1.00 32 inch Orepou KUnni-I, ' ! Silk pongee in white and : r7T T '" ' '. Grey and Khaki ""Pillow Cases" colors at $1.60 yard Voung Men s Suits 4 colors at 95) Best Grade Dress Oxfords 42x36 inch prieed : at $13.50 and np ' MmCottod ' . $5.50 to $8.0O t.34 ; Sweaters ' Klinkt Cloth, 2vS inch J ' 1 1 11 . ni c- orr ' ciiu Trreml ! at33WHl40c 40 inch all Silk Crepe de ... "l Mk Z2 30 inch Figured Sateens Mlorubing . Chone, from $1.50 to ' . atl2t-! " ' at 50t . 5 t Childh.V'8 Giilgham and $2.80. ; Old Hickory Garters S It Crepe RomjH-rs from ; 1" at o 'Bio l Alt Linen Satin Damask . . - . ' : $1.70 to $3.00 4o inch all Silk Georgette " & j eoto Ladies' Satin aVmps " . , t $1.45 . .. Palm Olive Made $3.00 to $5.50 $7.50 to $8.15 Solid Leather Work Shoo - - -- Soajt, large eako s for men . . ; ; - .: 10 Dress Snaps Iiadies' Cotton Hose t ; at $2.85 ' . 36inchIlrown . ,,. - ' 3 dozen for 10 priced at 25 35t and Bleached Sheeting ' ., . . ... . . I - 50 in brown and 8-4 priced at.i... .67 ri. , atlSt , J. d-P. Coats . 7. , y black 8-4 priced t, .75 52 inch AinVwl Broad ; - - , Thread 30 inch Hope Muslin - - .r ' 9-4 priced at 68 ftril 75? Clotha, at $3.40. All ' . . . : 5j oV ' ' ' 15e yard. 10-4 priced at 70 and new colors Lingwo Crepo in plam , . Ladies' Waists . S5t' f and figured at 35 j XkJ One Iiot.-at 1.$5.00 ' - - 36 inch Light Striped ' " . KeadV-t6- W tT . A few left atg.35 Men-8 Cotton lisle Hose, Outing Flannel at ' 3G ihch Sateen, good V .. Others from $ .OO to ; 5 pair for ?100 ; ;. ynra grade assorted colors, A few bargains 'left Ladies Drosses ' .. ".""'"" "'."..' "t35r4 '. Buster Browi Silk I lose, Big Line Boys' Suits ' . . One Lot, each....: : . .. $10.00 Men's Dress Shoes outsizes, blank and brown. Low prices New 36 inch Percales at Ono tot each SIS 00 $4'75 to $9.05 Price $1.55 " One Lot, each .............. $25.00 - ' ' '' - ' Cotton Dress Crepe, v . v Unbleached Sheeting Buster Brown Silk Hose, assorted colors, priced Tan, Brown Oxfords All Ladies' Coats, Suits and Dresses at reduced 8-4 priced at. 60 , : ; , $1.00 : . , - at 39 at $4.15 prices.- See theiii before buying. "9-4 priceil at 685 Assorted colors 4 t -t 1 .' MEDFORD'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE We sell for cash onlyj the same price to all. You don't pay for others when you trade- here. Be one of biir customers anH save EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR EVERYBODY