La Grande evening observer., January 29, 1921, Image 10

I3C t?KA5n.JE" EVENINQ OBSERVED
RATTRDAY. cTAXPARY
29, 1921
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MP''K DY SAINTS Regular
Octirl C Uerl)y SutiH? clfurA
1M is IK Tattn.-1. !. a.
!.? .tortlsUf rteitfrf t any e tr)
. YVs. Sortdi frieftiat wmjj.t
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'di
Si, tt 8 . tu. 8andiy H. hoel : .
m. Sunday jniuil imroioi
"D. Tho"' reJigwui rim p. oi.
1021 JMF. TAX.Fl.T'So
j. vnr Kiioiii.ii n.Min.
P. . e
Wbul wnHyoiirolnmfl Tor J!i20:
(! (hi- 0ov('riyPiitoof fcviT)
rmn ! itiau, v ',
rt iniomr ! Uwl e'er .was eOU0
of Biuf. I'f n,wry Tnari-ma i)i
eun ini witf- un 2U0T r
b th tmn- i fur iJiu
C 11L E U OF OUR IJkDT OF
THE VALI-KY Oiildrm'i Mim it
B o'clock. Mih. HIM at
clork. Bnrion: "Th Liturgy of thf
u... " rrminc devotion 7:M
eloek.' Wk dy, Yourvf lbn'i CU,
Thriiy eveninf it 7 p. m. cor
4inl lroii in extended to ill to it-
tend tkrue HrrvicfK. A. V. IXISER,
fi.itori Hioni Muin 9.
CHRISTIAN CllURCH Sundiy
Rihool it 9:45 i. m. Communion ser
vice, 11 i. m. Th!re will be premh
InK Bervice at thin hour ilo. At :.r10
p. m.( there will be Union Meetin
of tho Presbyterian ind Christian C.
E., In the Emleavor room and ull
youn people are urged to be present,
this time will be idveh over to
booslinif the C. E. Convention which
convencn in La Grande, Feb. 4th, r,th,
and Bth. The C. W. B. M. will have
charpe of the evening service. They
are aranifini? an intereatinif program
which will beirin at 7:H0 p. Ev
erybody welcome. R. II. C'OKfcK,
Minister.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENTIST Corner First und Washing
ton. Sunday morning service at 1 1 :00
a. m. Subject, "Love." Sunday school
at 10:00 a. m. Wednesday evening
meetinK at 8:00 p. m. The rendinic
room is open to the public overy Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturdny from
2 to 4 p. m. All are welcome to at
tend our services.
I, R S. A. TAHEKNACIE SHAD
OWS OF HETTEIt SACRIFICES
The International llible Students will
continue to study Israel's Typical Tab
ernacle in the wilderness. Realizing
that it, together with Its forms, cere
monies and sacrifices, forshndowed the
Churchea part in the Sacrifices of
this gospel ago. iAs well as our Lord's
great Sacrffice on behalf of all man
kind. Luke 2:10:112. 1 Tim., 2:4-0.
The study will b nt the home of I). 1).
Tlurgher, 1002 Washington Ave., at
2:30 p. m. All arc Welcome. No col
lection. s
LUTHERAN CHURCII-4th & M
StH. Suniluy School nnd Catechumen
Class at 10 o'clock. ReguK.r English
Hervlccs will be celebrated at 11. Ser
mon topic, "Tho Leaf of Life." Next
Sunday, February 0th, the monthly
German services will be held at 2:110
in the afternoon. All are heartily in
vited to nttend these services. II. II.
ENGLEBRKCIIT, Y. M. C. A. 1
bo
It, tm.
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Bible School at 9:4B a.
m. Brotherhood Class at tho Y. M.
C. A., '10 o'clock. Bible and Art Class
nt the home of Mrs. Mossman, at 10.
Tublic Worship at 11. The minister
will speak 6u "The March of Christ
Across the Continent," Vesper ser
vices at 5 o'clock. The subject of the
sermon will be", "Tho Making of a
Man." The Boys' Vested Choir will
ling a Processional and a special num
ber. The double quartet will also
ling. A cordial welcome to tho public.
A union meeting of the Christian En
deavor nt the Christian Church nt
8:110 JAMES A1KIN PMlT'l, pastor.
SAINT .PETER'S', EPISCOPAL
CHURCll Calendar for the week be
ginning Jim. 1(0, being) l.exngesima
Sunday Holy Communion 8 a. m.;
Sunday School, fl:4r; morning prayer
and sermon, 11; no evening service.
Monday regular monthly meeting of
the Parish Vestry nt 8 p. m.. The
Hoys' Choir, rehearsals nt llotmn Hall
bath Wednesday and Snturday at r.l.i
p. m. Senior Brunch, of tho Girls'
Friendly Society nt llonun Hall Fri
dav evening, 7:!!0 p. m., nnd the Jun
iofs, Saturday at 2:30. Mis. R. A
rratt. Branch Secretary rnd Miss Rus
sell, assistant. The regular Choir re-
'henrsal will be Friday evening nt 7 .:i0
All nre Invited cordially. JOS. W
(iUNN, Rector.
Slit Works Fever Preventive.
IVorkmen attending the pane la salt
works ire never known te kivi
cholera, uialliox, senile! fever or la
fluenta.
Tb perlxl f"f fi" wuim fw
the relen.lar year W U from
Jynuaiy 1 lo Mireb IS. JJ1. I
Ilur.uu of liit-rnul lt.niie ml.
ieule that eliblii hl period there
III be filed 4,(je.i,lMM ludltldua)
iDfome tax reiuini. If ti
M perrentaK' of ' returns win
hi Inenrreel, not becaiis of dis
honest Intent on Mijh p:irt of -.Hn
leipayer but bteaii' of error 1
making out the forms. Krromtiu
Inlerpretallon of lb law and rogu..
latlons invernin the collodion of
the Income tax and carelessness
cause numerous mistakes, and re
sult In the Inlllitl assessment and
collection of considerably areuler oi
hsser amoiinls llian are aclually
due. Frequently t Ih'imj mistakes re
sult In oveepayiiient, ' return ol
which Is made upon claim for re
fund. Where, upon verification and
audit, underpayments ire snown,
luxpayers as a rule are prepared
nronuitly to amend their returns
and pay the nddlllonal lax due. In
either event, there la trouble for
both the taxpayer and the Government.
nuieaii Aids Taxpayers. '
To ibe end thai this your such
errors may be reduced to minimum,
the .Bureau of Intornnl Hovenuo Is
making special effort to Inform tax
payers of their rlchts and duties
under the revenue act as Intvr-
ipreted by rulings nnd lCKiilaiiona
of Hie Treasury Depart! lent.
There has been prepared with
ihe official approval of the bureau
a series Hit short articles, of which
this Is Ihe first .lulling tl'o tax
ipnyor hew lo make out his 1!)20
return, tvbeii and where lo fllo It.
and ttlinl to do In liio event Ire
nwets with unusual dlfflcullleg. Er.
rora most frequently noted In tho
audit or previous returns liavo been
divided into classes, ourl) of tvh!ch
will be trfated In an Inforinallve
way. Wlillo there is no actu"l
ebaiice in the law, there bus been
Issued during Iho last year nrmy
rulings and decisions benrleg on Its'
various seetlonii, all of which arc of
bencrit to Ihe taxpayer in the mak
ing of a correct roturn.
lDUO KxpactallniiH.
Tlin lexeinptlons for 1 D 20 are
$100(1 for slnglo pernont, 2000 for
married po'.'.ions and bends of fam
ilies, plus ?200 for eueb ilnpeiidont
If under 18 yerra of ago or incap
able to self Biipport. The Jiormal
rate Is 4 per cent on the first $4000
of net Income ubovo tho exemptions
und 8 per cent on the remaining
net income. Tills mpplics to evory
citizen and resident of the United
Hlntes. Alien nonresidents receiving j
Income from Bources within tho
I tin Unlred Klnlos arc taxed to tho
full 8 per cent on net Income from I
such sources, 1 be surtax rates
range from 1 per cent on Income
between r,(lll(l and XCOOI) to CD
1ST cent on Income in excess
? 1.000, 000. "Net ineomo" Is gross
Income less certain specllled deduc
tions. Many Pay in Iil.stulliiicnls.
The tax. tilts year as last, may
be paid In full at the time of M-1
lug tho Wlurn. or in four- equal
Installments, due on or before.
Murrh 15, June 15, September 15,
and December 15. The first In-1
stnlliiieut must accompany tho fll-1
ing of lire' roturn. Forma 1U4U.
lor liii'iiiues of $50011 and leas and
1040 for Ineomes of more than
$5000 have ,been revised and cn
lam Instructions which is carefully
cud and followed will be of great
aid lo the taxpayer In the mulling.
f his return.
Forms will be sent, to persons
who Inst yer filed returns at 1919
income. Failure to receive a form
l.owevr. dues not ivllovo n person
of his olHK;itlou to file a return und
l'y 111 in m time. Copies niny
be oliliilned from olllees ol' eollecl
nt'H vt internal iwenun, brunch of-
lices, it ttd bunks. The return, sworn
lo before a notary, or other piTson
nulliinUed w udnitnister nulhs.
u.usi be riled .H-lih ihe collector for
district In which the taxpayer
has his -prlnctpal place of
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9 w.M0f.tiii:GWAY
ROCHDALE UTAH'S BEST.
r CALL MAIN 75fy
A million dollars a dy.
Tb?s I thevafcieeXif u9oiuotlles.
"v'lejnd iece44c)-lies expited tnim
0)o Unite9 Sli. diring9 lfli
Business oien are :p'oliitlt to this
$aG).O0j.u obifless as ni lndi
gatlo l el ftnoe 4ussibllltleaQOI'
ill (efelln. tl$ prod wis j
!. .mrlciej" 'ifvl)iKf' end kyi
did trei:., . . e
1U 4ie etirft'O tkielly sonitr fc.-i!
n el bo'i.i ot $:!;. 000. ooii
is Ike fureici' fiell' it id titurr of
tie etasie aw.it tnde, ilmt can
u timlt 00 etm Auieiicans detei
mine to $o kfttr. ii lit at next.
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ii iioce. a (I
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. Th"" GiWdo'"" " eieim. e. e
O fil.'L bohold how the riinipfcor'
? GL.. I...,.r - I
TW ifce biting ax the fraKiiaee ofji
tlWir heart; m I,
Po ki-SiI souls never s!lC reTeiig.
bft live . e
Tr. sweeii n llfe.o Hive and 'to for. '
give.
The wlnier luloninhlle shuw aJ
.tdelild. Australia, a crrdit to
i'be iDtlusirr and ornvM soceessfiil
(in etrery 4lii. M;ny cars dew lu
tbe Austaliio njaflu itrc aliowu
by Ilriiieb and i'reOib inuiitai lur
mi. .
One of tbe Itnpartaat lorelun
automobile shotn of the present
wlnfc-r iiasno U to be blii at O' I
hi, India, in February, under tin:
lusplrea of lbe Drtb motor trade I
usuriatiaf. ' '
Tbe Hilton's Curiae report that
they have sold a Ford touring car to
Don. Cable, irf ililgurd, ind also one
to Clylr Wrigbt, of Alicel.
Fordion Trmrtors ' hive dropped
S 1 75, according to Mr. Hilton today.
While ill cars and tractors have been
reported to be droppiua" soon, thit is
the first tractor which kaia dropped so
fir this yeir. 'Mr. (Hilton reports;
thit - he sold somewhere around 25
Fordsm last year ind that he antici
pates selling more this yer. Things
will gradually pirk up in the car line
according to Mr. Hilton.
prepnivlness.
For all yuiir days prepare,
Anil. meet tliem ever ililff!
When yon nre the anvil, bear;
When you are tho hammer,
Mrlke! ,
The Mriiie -Hiriiegy.
, No soiil 'con forever banned.
Eternally bereft :
Whoever lulls from find's rlhl
hand
is vnughl Into THie l''ff. . .
'Edwin .Markham
Livor Fceid
i j
i Sale Stable j
1 4
!T Ave 7ht)M ad TZ2
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; w. z. HcCitxr. Prop
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Si
Wenderful Hu-nii! Benea
IlnnisB bonee hove onderttri
power of' resistance. M bin teen
ttroved tint they ' Preisun
tbree tliues greater tlun oik and il-
oiuat ai much ai wixiuglit Iron befora
PLUMBING
Any kind of plwatMag sal re
(tuiriac, at reaaottabte pHraas
by
C. DcKcyser
ltie Adaoti Ave,
Pboaa U. AOS!
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WE CALL FOIt AND
M KK DFJjlVKKlEH.
BEE OUR NEW SUIT
BAMPLES.
. Satisfaction Cu.ir.intce1
The Wardrobe
WOOD W. BEERY
'Well," said in over-worked gnrnge
man tlie other day but, by the wiy.l
he was not overworked from car sale.!
"if thine don t pick VP. you heaii
everyone yelling. I'll have the world!
know that comparing our books witli
those of last year, our business is bet
ter in every wuy except the enr sales
and this was due to the seeming short
age of cars in January 1920. These
hard tinies are mostly the newspnp.
talk nnd the sooner they 'can' thn
stuff the better." Doesn't that soun
like Rob Mnrrs? '
EYESTRAIN"
Eyestrain is labor or effort of
some part or parts of the eye
with discomfort and fatigue.
The causes o f eyestrain are
three in number: (a), refractive
errors, (b) imbalance of the mo
tor muscles moving the eyeballs,
(c) presbyopia or old sight.
Our Optical work is in charge
of a Specialist and we invite
you to inspect our Superior
Equipment for the proper pre
scribing of Glasses.
Itoss Leslie of the Inland Motor Co
Is spending a few days in' Enterprise
Uuslness seomjngly calls Mr. Leslie
most anywhere.
TefrtierH Cleinllnei -
In the Loli d U Oflmter!, written
for betnx iud diodles Js HMO. It to
urged tint "Every day on skouW
ta)ie palm ta wash one's hands, ind
cue ihould ilia -wish one's feci al
most aa often." Perhaps as often ai
twice) a week? Tenth's Companion.
1 wgfirj
the
llv or
l)ULUt'ri.
eo or ire most aomriiKe 51
noieis in -iriianu lociiea
: iunv4 ,u. -t 1 '
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ninir arf Mieatie) du-
tricL . . . A?1 Oreg n
J Electric trains itop at the Sewird J
Mold, he llnusf of Clt'el. Ex-
J' rellent dining ironf in connectioji. ,j
The, Hotel Cornelius, the llwat
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of welcome, i "niy - i.h..h wv.
' from the Scard. Our brown
bses meet alU trat.
CHRIS MILLER
IS STILL
BUYING FURS
OR OININ ATIONI
Kites
$1.50 and up.
4 W, C ClLBEHTSOV !
Pennrletitr.
5"
. a Prvft-vtleMkanr
COMPOUND COK1IIW, i CUHM
) AT WbVR PKUCOIST
Il WWaWMratiMg
'( OBSERVER ADVEETISLNO will bring result.
1 1 Service " 1
I j Our undivided attention j
i j ueni given to Laundry Work--- j
!r i That's why we are able to ')
I I J give you . the very best' 1
j jsXitewiHvrgiaTavA SCrVlCC C
OPTOMETRISTS j" '- "1 r I
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III Thft Morlftrn
I rr Laundry j
IT H W
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I.H.PEARE
& SON
CERTAIN PARTIES ARE REPRESENTING THEIR
"NEAR-COAL" AS' BEING " SIMILAR, V OR "AS
GOOD" AS '
King
We wish to publicly thank them for this compliment to our pro
rrTifT. nnd their imnlied testimony to the eoodness of "The Aris
tocrat of Fuels."- There is about as much similarity as there. is
between a Steinway and any old piano--There is only onei t
m .,'' " . ' j
King jKoa1
And there is nothing quite so good,
but you can't buy any "better." '
CQREl WOOD
BALED HAY
46 INCH-FEED
r
You. may buy "cheaper,1
STOVE WOOD
STORAGE
Transfer
THE
.j. D. LYNCH CO.
V .V
WITH THE LAST
WORD SAID
Htirvivftig rt'lnllvcs mid frkuds are itftrn Miit
with a iiKiit fear, IrM in pri'iMiuf fun fur th
Iiii fit), thrii' bl"Vl It:nl nuiy in II into rarfl
or (Ifsrrratlng hand5.
AH the work of this Kstnhli1immt. U rlllifr
iWm- in )'i'sn, or umlrr my rin-ifii dirt'clion ntui
4-i)Hlril, hy thtisi- luliy qiuilirird ity viuxrwtrr iiihI
.r'i(enri Ut maiiitiihi its hij;li ivpntalion.
W. H. BeHNENKAMP CO.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Hal liulnu'iikiunp, l.lrrnml IKiitluiliiH.'
I'hmift Mahi
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Always Be Sure
of the Number
When you trust to an old csrd rr letter honj
you are ajt to call a numtar that has la
'langod. ' .
-rAiut whrn you ! cll a "wrong number"
you rausf inc6nvtuii'ii'e' ami -delay for youwlf
fttii! for.t'.M' party, whoiii you call in errir.
-Makf it a rr:u tice t eoatult the 'JU'pUQe
liirretoty first. , . It mtt
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