La Grande evening observer., May 11, 1919, Image 7

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tiio H;ia Via- hiim Sptiu-s, , a t'cri
tliaiifter in tho'tiinoso Kinror'
palart win1 re yonn is who re
fuse tho onui'ioi'j Icyo killed.
The scent's uro all Ik'a in the Oii-
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'amount of tax collected on pales of ment in determining the prire f th ?
Use, i'a ami bov's lu.!:, underbill" hvu iPurP of the ilxK " i-
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NOI1MA TAI..MAIH..H SKKi
a IX rHAUAlTKIt HOI K
Once Tried Always Favored
fcsilcntjy but surely, myriad particles of grimy dust
are continually wafted into even well-kept hollies;
dusting, sweeping only serves tot set them in motion
to gather elsewhere. Curiously enough, the very air
that once carried them about is now niodernly em
ployed in their removal; safe-guarding home furnish
ings against the ravages of dust and dirt, ATli is now
electrically harnessed to suction clean where toil
some sweeping was once a mockery. The highest de
velopment in this tvpe of home aid is recognized it
the APEX Electric' Suction Cleaner.
mm? $m'$C i
m-l. I i LI
The Apex Cleans Under Things
Most conspicuous f,nd universally appreciated, s the
exclusive inclined nozzle. It cleans under low furni
ture, pokes under radiators and tables, renovates all
those hard-to-reach places impossible to clean by any
other methods.
But you must really try it to understand! Ask us t.o
demonstrate.
Ill Norma Taliuiulse's UiL'sI S.
loci l'k'ture. ' Thf!-'i:i Million I'liy."
wliicll comes to I lit? Amule tlwilre
fur loility only, slie la seen In I"'.1'
flrsi character r-)l j several
mouibB. Miss TaliuudBe is imwnl
u(l In tills picturo by Joseph M.
Si heuck. llor role Is that of a Chin
tse Rill In the first part of th pie-
Iturc, anil w a Cllmeses-Anieriian ,
iuirl In the latter Walt. H Is 11 dual j
itiK scenes uro laid in ManiOa.
A special musical pi oKiain lias ' p
luen arraniTcd iiv Maln'l llounlas, !
the popuinr orcanist ut the Area te ,K'K CKV. AN1 OI'IIKU DKI.1VA
t heat re. Sh will prc.eiit seleotieiKj C.1KS MIST l'AV.
from the open? "M;:rlha"i for the np-
proval ol the i.a.rons ot tins popular,.... . . .... .,..,...
nluv house and will no douhht pl aso
all thuse who 'will have the pleas
ure of huurinc her.
PORTJ.ANU, May 10. The Coni
missioner ot' Interiml Revenue has
made the following statement in the
nature of a tentative ruling with ref
erence to the collection of the Luxury
T.. 11.1W ..nfi.n 00.1 i.f th.t Knvmmt
to portray. l lie sun is uj Davenport for nu.ny years, will Act of 11)18. Printed regulations will
A" ltr.XAItKAIltrK IMIOTOIM.AV
Pauline Frederi'-K's new lra
mount photoplay, "Fedora," a pic
titrixation of Victorlen Sardiio's fa
mous play, which was the slurring
role aud one whicll is "''y ,''fi'K1' xvhww of surah llcnhaidt and Kan'
KcgardinK the New Tax
On hweetn, I'.lc.
hi,!.; ,.tc. m:er- aa-thc Ou ad, ,"nla 1US be.ooverie,l into s.,uai ..
;e ... i!,.v.i,.,- the .!uS,i.-iclioni"":as,ure,",d ,r"?f'
...n so.o.f ,i. stH.'m... This'P"1"1 h7 """f"" yaf-
ninthly return mu,t be sworn to by I u , . . , i
,e ndor undTilcd bv him with ttlei'"1- "'rt,,""1"s shM "k th Mn
Elector for tl.disl, ict in which lmr Hn'1 , 1nmou"t , ,,f eacb
. , , ,. -ii . , of the taxable articles,' including any
fl'mtor has h.s pinu'ipal iil.ee of bus-! ,. . ' ,. , ..
.. , . , .... . . credits or refunds, and the toks ol
iae-. The return must be tiled on fir ! , . . ' in.
. . , r .u .u t t every iirson liuble to tax shall ue
I lorn the Inst day of the month fol-, .u
, ... . , , ...open at all times for the inspection ot
lowing theme iti whh the sales were i 1 . . ... 1
m,l.. I.. nlh..r words the return pov. v-"'""B
eig sales made ill May must be filed! In computing a tax a fractional prat
with the collector and' the taxes paid
on or before the last day ot June.
The tax under this section is meas
ured by the price Mr' which the article
is sold. It is on the actual sales price
and not on the list .price, where that
differs from the sale price. The tux
cannot be included in tho price but
must be billed as a separate item.
Scarborough, author of Miss ''"-j,, slu)K11 Hl Iho A,.aillt, Momlliy ua he iasuci, shol.tlv. If articles are purchased which are
niadce's recent picture. Her only L.u(ulliv , hl (1(,rv r,,t,ll0t . MILTON A MILLER, Collector. i subject to tax and arc subseMuently
W"'" , , ,,,.,, al,d re.naikable photoplay, in which the Sectio ,m of tho 1t,vonue Act of returned to the vendor, the sale being
One of the most p.ctures.tu' """i,,, of tht) llllm;ln eI,lotio8 u.e!1!)18 im ,llx 011 corUi art;.l rescinded, no tax is payable. If the
- run aud tho .lrainauo construction of ,d ... : cxce!1, 0f spec-;'"" PI should be refund-
which U unrivalled by any other L... ,.:,. T,. , ie ,,. ,. ,.:,. uv;ed to the purchaser and the vendor
of a cent shall be disregarded unless
it amounts to one-half cont or moie,
in which case it shall be increased to
a full cent.
Pork, bacon backs, lb 30 .30
Mutton, loin, stew .20
Mutton stew, lb .15
Pork chops, lb 2!(o .3.1
Pork, shoulder steak, lb... .30
Veal, leg, steak, lb ,3i
Veal, shoulder, lb 22 p .'2.r.
Veal, chops, lb
Lard, lb
Wtrf4ui)idllrfit&l Leg of lamb, lb
- - - - . : . r n.i, chops, loin, lb.
Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
LA GRANDE MAUKETS
, -J
KETAIL
Rutter and Kggs.
i Butter, creamery, roil ....
Eggs, dozen
liutter. country, roll
Tish.
Sulmon, lb
Halibut, lb
Perch, llx
j Fruit.
Strnwberries, box
Buiianus, lb. .
Lemons, dozen
Oranges, dozen . .r0
Grapefruit, Cal., 3 for ....
Meat.
Beef -shoulder steak
Beef round steak
Hamburg steak . .
Beef pot roast
Bacon, best local, lb 45
Beef, boiling rib, lb
Beef, sirloin steak, lb.
drama ever written. .Miss Fredcr-I nsxxmov to the vendor and cn-l"'"?. tae mf'1 t,u,'"f,,r "B,"il,5t1 the
ii-k is ably s'.ntnoi tfil by huo'i
I-tpUiyers as Jero Austin. Alfred Hick-
mau. W. L. AbliiKuun ana other cap
able snwn nitisi8.
Movie Statistics.
!.'-; Tn onp ovcniiiir v nnw fnv 1ft nn-
j nouncrmeniM of furllwroinliin aitrao
!.'-; Hoiii, 4S dose-ups of the leading ludy.
I!- t'los(-u)M at the lemlhiK nuiu, 12
'lnst'-ups of a woudi-r child. people
Into autoiiiohHes, II'JO pooplt pot out
no be absorbed by the vendor in the I x lnf "i'mv - .u.iy relu..
i e i : i . i'u; i.un If a taxable article is sold by the von-
referred to as the "Luxury Tax." 'lt,'lor. lat" '''"Kl'' fr lhOT
is effective on May 1, 11119. and the '" P",1,1"" Phr
rate of tax is 10 per cent on the : h-.-..-.
mn.,f in x,., of tho niice;musl Py lne lux U,B seraiui .u.u
.in
.35
.00
.25
.2.r
.30
O'll
.24
.BO
.18
.30
specifically mentioned in the Act when
lanil the vendor shall givo credit or
Alvin Snapp Becomes
the Purchaser of the
La Grande Pharmacy
Mr. Alvin Snapp has purchased
from Adolph Ncwlin the La Grande
Phaimucy and the transfer tukes
place tomorrow morning. Mr. Snapp,
the new proprietor, has been engaged
in the drug line the past twenty years
and for the past ten years has been
employed in different pharmacies in
La Grande. He has an extensive ac
quaintance among tho people of the
community and a high standing in
the business and social life of La
such article is sold by the vendor. m . iw
Merchants will be required to run- v" " , "j .Mr. Newiin, wno aiso enjoys u ..
acquainianfu auu rriuiiusi"i !.
luring
,j l. ll,,..iuil l t'lUi nvu. Mini iiinc n tirtia
UL'I ICiUIIIS LUtl'l I1IK HIV MIA mi. . , , . ,
n,rtth ...wl nlthmiu-h H'CIWIV iu H inn uuWF.w
monthly return.
ir nmomnmies, six etmiai trianKioi. r"" . . V " , Titn fnv n,.iin nh ihp nHiMn i
DUblic and who has boon highly suc
cessful in his business undertakings,
.. n,..Anl iilnna tn announce as
II lilWtl'catcd wives nine iiiumnrecU imannei as to inoicate llie tax receivco i - - ..... .. ... , - -- -
... .. . .. . , I .... ench sale, the form of monthly re sold, that is to say, when the title to to the future. Ilia intention is to take
rlcd to lords, three murders, one huug.l turned required of them shall show it Passes from the vendor to the pur
uig, ti pies, l'iliu Fun. simply tho aggregate amount of tax .chaser.
icoUe.ted under each sub-division of the Ordinary repairs or alterations are
The
A classified nd will bring rcsii! section of the law, that is, tho total mot taxable.
a rest from business enres and enjoy
a vacation, for a few weeks at least.
unit of measure- Observer ads are widely read.
Beef, T-bone steak, lb 30(7i .3.1
Reef, porterhouse, lb 30 .3fi
Ham, lb .37
Ham, sliced, lb 40O1 .6f
Lard, best local, 6-lb. can 1.50
Mutton chops, lb i .35
IT cl y
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BSEKX
' With the above business slogan ever paramount, this most progressive store has gained a great mer
chandise triumph for its many hundreds of satisfied customers.
Vaudeville
fegsl'' you
Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, Cookies.
DUTLI'S BAKERY
Lawn Mowers
Hardware
and Building
Materials
? s." COPTAlOHT
F. L. LILLY - Hardware
Lamb chops, shoulder, lb. ,
Lamb stew, lb
Poultry.
Hens, dressed, lb
Roosters, dressed, lb
Vegetables.
Cabbage, new, Cal., lb. .
Carrots, lb
Cucumbers, hothouse, ea..
Lettuce, head 1
Lettuce, hothouse, II
Onions, lb'.
Green Onions
Potatoes, per cwt
Rhubarb, lb
Tomatoes, lb
Turnips, lb
Spinach, lb
Bunch turnips; IB; 2 for. . ,
Bunch beets, 15; 2 for ... .
Bunch carrots, 15; 2 for ..
I Radishes
Green Peas, lb
New Potatoes, lb
25 .35
.30
.32 .40
.4(1
.30
.15
.35
.25 .28
.12
. or,
,25(0) .30
2 for .
.40
..00
.05
1.75
3 for .25
.30
.05
.10
.25
2 for
we have taken entirely out of Groceries "No Cret-it," "No Free Delivery," "No Special Pets," and no
"Business Shams." Could we have amassed such a following of satisfied customers if our "system"
was wrong? Did you notice the crowded "Greater Ilooveri-red Stove" yesterday? Quick sales and
small profits have placed tHs cish store- once tho tinallcst in your midst to the largest, most progres
sive, modern store in Orcgc::. Compare Quality and Prices buy where you can buy the cheapest
Every merchant, big and smu.il dues WHY NOT YOU?
READ OUR PRICES-COMPARE THEM WITH CREDIT STORES:
For Bad Breath
Coated Tongue, Biliousness, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Bloating,
Gas, Constipation, or other" result of
Indigestion, no remedy is more highly
recommended than
Foley Cathartic Tablets
They cause no griping or naue.sa.
Cleanse the bowels, sweeten the Sum
ach and benefit the liver. Never' dis
appoint. Mrs. Elizabeth Slauson, 137 So.
Main St., So. Norwalk, Conn: "1 can
honestly say Foley Cathartic Tablets
are wonderful.''
C. n. PUT MAM.
Crystal AVliifc Soap 6c ea., 67c doz.'
Siniday-AI outlay Soap 60 ea., 67c doz.
vory jai'jrt" '. 13c ea., $1.44 doz.
Wooilhiirv Fni i.il Soup 19c ea., $1.11 6 bars
Star Toliai-ni 78c lb.
Horseshoe Tobacco ,. 78c lb.
Climax Tobacco - 78c lb.
( 'ottolene, small cans 73c
Cottolene, medium cans $1.19
Cotlolelie, lartre $3.05
Crisco, small i 3Gc
Ciisco, medium, .'!-lb $1.07
$2.12
.$1.28
$2.58
...59c lb
Crisco, (i-ll). till :
Sliorteiiiiifr, I'eni'l, No. 5 tins ..
Shorten i i n,', l'carl, No. 10 tins
Creamery Hotter, our price
Guaranteed V.gx, '2 doz. 75c
Potatoes, first; qualify - $1.50 sack
Carnation Milk ; 15c can, $6.85 case
Hliie Stem Flour 1- - $2.90 sack
Snowdrift Flour - $3.05 sack
Sunar, 100 lbs $10.45
Upper Crust Flour $3.10 sack
FOLLOW THE CROWDS THE BIGGEST, BUSIEST STORE IN EASTERN OREGON.
We Keep the Ball Rolling
A Customer said the other day . .
"Jf a man can't lie suited at A'sh Uros." where can he be suited '."
instance, if you an' looking fur a Suit, Hat, Shoe or Fu'r-'
nis!iini;s, of any particular style or. material, we have it.
We can interest ANY Man who appreciates Style and Quality
ASH BROTHERS'
Clothiers and Furnishers? o e
II I I
Andrews' Variety Dept.
Hurray!---Hurray!
Our Boys will soon be Home
ARE YOU READY TO CELEBRATE?
Decorate, your homes and prepare to make
hurray of your life time make it in appear
ance and sound.
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
in that line at the right price : Flags, Banners,
Homes for decorating and noise. JARDI
NIERS AND VASES fr arranging flowers:
JARDINIERS .: 8c
VASES . 23 to -19
GLASS BASKETS 33 to $1. 18
The Place You Get Everything You Want
Every Day at the Price You Like to Pay.
WE
Were too busy yesterday to write an add
worthy the name we thank you for keeping
ns busy. Do not overlook the fact that u!
deliver all meat orders without extra chaiy.e.
Thanking you for your liberal response to
our efforts to enlarge the purchasing power
of your dollar, we remain yours for Quality,
V hich we sell-for less.
THE STILWELL MEAT CO.
M. A. SI II.WI'.I.I, & 1.0. V. SMITH, Sole Owners.
The Greater Hooverized Grocery
SAM HARRIS, FRCP.
EUIISIHG FORMERLY OCCUJPJED BY GOLDEN RULE CO. .
PH0SE US YOUR ORDER. "iKE OUR EXCL'JSIVE PROMPT DEI4 V-.
o " , 1 ery. phone: main sa OR H2 2
CttM CH0.WDIB XM ONSTRATION.TOD &Y AND TOMORROW. IT'S DELKTJS. fttY IT
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