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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1922)
o o 0 pacj-tc TWO LA ORANDF EYF,mTfl OTiSFRVFT. 8 krt7-i' m ft w) 'WW, Freshen Your Wardrobe With The New Mina Taylors Til the Wash Dress section this week you will find r.n !i i'vuk of the lovliest new Frocks to greet this nw year Mina Taylors of course. There are dresses for home wear; dresses for calling iVid other nioreior less social times. Of oouryNlH-yW nil 'Mina Tnylors which means-they arcarefcilly made in every detail, with deep hemsjvnil jWfett proportions. What yon see WstVthongh, is their lovely, flowerliko colors; thcK iuty trimming trmeli- es; their smart new styl0 Hill's Dep't Store D omgs ( of the Ad. Cfoh county, town or hamlet) or the Dis-ltn the individual contrihutions, doc: Iti-ict a' Columbiu. Other allowahl" jnot excee 15 . r rOt of trtaxy ncontriuuiiona are those O.adP to anyjV net incoaje. I Dr. t. t. SossiMka, lfi itX, A. Tf Melsc. Alaav(. I reW'frtioire HUtm TflSi a . . . LLrs!;ieu i:w i'n nil J corpora,) ) or communwy cnest iun'i Hereto, ((.miVm a c. ..,.. . a ,k,. t.,i nf Richaid !'or foun'tTO, opriUU and orKi.il lpori.M to h.taa t..iM..ro''",f l 4ale of , , S.xelulv)jf fn religious, chftUWojhk- Itrilia.Mtly ra'a c'" tur' J! scientific, literary r educational pu- ,iitim for a lanaM ri-. flrnff fKa Sta't Ori for Union I poxes, includin- poxts'of th Amaai- la lt cvravaiiA ae u iwirWvt a na 'naaif, and aaJ dgly qliFitd ach; J can Legion, or women's auxiliaries of lar-iincw an allowatbpt catsfcorlvai ni that all person haviaf cl:ms such a.sln or fur the prevention i oWi y iW amwut V.'igntaat, UfuiraM J aetata xkould areicnt Jcrn-lty to tiiWi tn or animal, n. n.j 1 w e, avaul,MM ua jtawna Uy Tarifild, at tlw slace of ol wnicn inures to tne oeneia ut any . a-.ict (kwttMjM km diractly to a!lxwm of tlw undenif nan aimniiin- ta'Otor hi 1 (ivaaKM, vvtn CMiniy Ot'ob, or at tta law aice af Jao S. Hod?in, in sait city, within ait ... f,-t null. NOTICK TO n!F.I)nOS. ntonth. from the w..n.. i. l.v ihiP Blven that th-.-Tl wt in ( W notice. n-.ieOf l-'iist Tuliliration. jisi ,S January, If--' , J. H. PEA HE, ' Administer of the Estate of Richard I 1111. nlvJan. 21--'S, !!. 4-ll-K.. KhlfllltrH ,M'HWWtT ItVMV. inn i-l vi'prf Vw.rri I lien hi it'll I fHf 1 ... . ... rvon-(I with upproprlut ijrojcmm ut tho Tiuifday luncheon, J. H. IJfcaro, t'hainiiuM of Hie Union Coun ty R"piibllcjin Ccn trnl coniniittcc, will be chairman. The flay will tn a banner one, for In addition to the spcrlal fi'uturcH on the program, there will be preiteiit a (hih'Kation of caelum Ort'Kon Uciitiil unsoela- tloil lIKMllbOl-H. MIc Moiimt.i.s JanKai'oii(. Ad club jIIiiui'h sot a nioasaK! that compelled Bohnr tlioujiiit and nniuorauon lasi j uoeuuy wnw i'. vied thp p,.0-rBta part A. I e. ii Hill I. Hiitiu Hecioiuiy u; uif New York Ktulo Y. M. C. A. warn ed tho biiHlneHH and profes.Hlonul men against the dangerous practice of tho age relative to allowing hoys, and even mature men, to put j their Idle moments to improper use. : Tho practice of carefully keeping I abreast with the latest twists and tricks of thf trade, of following1 closely tho best practices in horti culture and agriculture with never a thought of how to Improve the growing boy's character, was la mented by tho speaker. lie declar-. i(d the growth of the Y. M. C. A. In the face of handicaps hinged on i the fact that It provided whole some attention to the boy's Idle moments. , i : .., ...J.k.i . .... n. in.llVlrftlol u . . ..' ... I I; . t Jso to the special fuad for vocational nelly for the Kcneft af ita amployettx n-naniiituutin. nucn comiiouuoni un or tneir depuifHints a e business ex allowed to an eitcnt not in excess of pense. Deductions for contributions fur come, computed without the benefit of politicul campaign purposes are ex- this deduction. 1 pressly prohibited by Treasury reicu-: (.ills Not Deductible. 'lutions. Amounts expended for loli-i flifls made directly to an individual byin purposes, the promotion or de are not deductible, but if made to u.vfent of ieirislation. the exnloitation of organization of the kini described may i propaganda including- advertising be deducted even though the or.tam- other than trade advertisintr, are not ! zation distributed itH fund.i ' unions dcnluctible. ' iiwlividual beneficiaries. j Deductions' for ei4iiti-ibittioii9' are i Deductions for contribution!! are t , allowed only for the year in which aowed coiporations or partnerahips1 actually made. Promises to make fu The members of a partnership or per-jture contributions Bhould not be con-' sonal service corporation may take.sideied by the taxpayer, credit in their individual returns for j their proportion of such (fifls, pro-1 OBSBRVER WANT ADS GET RE. I wenn aciueM i SIII.TS. TAXI Call Main 44 Wo mVco nlhrnlls promptly. You do n liavV to wait. Wo do all kiudof iiVintry driving. lUMisnuahleV Itutea Careny Dnvera FORD &VxE0RGE Maii44 r WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY OBSERVER WANT AD (runim Ih Npeakor. How the little dlffivuHIns be-1 two tii employer nnd employeo are Ironed lout by perHonal contact of a state mediator waa told to the Ad club last Tuesday by State La bor Commi8nioner Chas. Gramni. He declared that often the troubles are luminary, and some times roal, but by applyinK Justice and com mon sense at all angles, the trou bled are smoothed over. ItrcnllH I.hyh of Old. It developed ut lust Tuesday's 'luncheon that James G. SnodKrass, grocer, was the "oldest" La Grande resident ut the tables. Archie Mil ler of Ki.teYprttte was authority for tho Htatenient. He said, in speak-; liiK to the club, briefly, that 33 years iiko he (Miller) came to I.a 1 Grande. The only man at the , 1 tabli's Tuesday who was here 33 years ago was Mr. Snodgrass, hence; "James G." was graduated Into tho -old pioneer class. . "... . .." . J 1 Blankets Made Like New have iristalle . T . . . anyrningweve used in a new machine that excells Eastern Oregon. We will make youfsjolankets, wVil or cotton, look like new. Have us end our driver tomorrow for vonr family bundle. We'll hae everything back again m ju. a little while, 77- all clean andj swee 1 fclU.B THE MODERN LAUNDRY AN Rubber Goods Reduced 2.()0 i;"e4.T?iihher FNnnl CuaiwktHl f ain 'f ringe, rapid flow $1.49 V One Year PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE TE REX ALL STORE Income Tax Facts "Half the Lies They Tell About the Irish Are Not so" ou Want ;the Right Dope on BUILDERSX HARDWARE, GENERAL HARDWARE MACHI T More liberal allowance for deihK tiotis for contributions is made by the revenue act of 1921 than was provided by tho revenue act of 1918. A new provision is that, computing' net in-' come, a taxpayer may deduct from gniss income contributions or gifts made during" the taxable year for ex clusively public purposes to the Unit ed States, any state or territory, any political subdivision thereof (city, WASHING MACHINES HARNESS, "" RANGES PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES See Us OREGON HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTGO LI Si mm hi r Hi .3 i Mrs. D. W. Ainey will be at the SANITARY GROCERY 306 4th St. Peb. 10 and at the OLD TOWN STORE, Comsr of Third and C, Feb. 11. . , ; Snodgrass and Zimmerman ral Service Par- icenced Embal- me, Am uuiance oer- nce. uay i'lione Main 62, NigJit Phono, Main 743. 1305 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. Tt) (JI'.T SICK l'KOIM.K W Hl.l, This la the mission of the competent Chiropractor, and how well ho has aucrcivled can be shown In referring to the1 "KIu" epidemic of 10 18, when Chiropractors lost on an averugo or but one patient out of SSti. If you do not enjoy Health, coiiBult your Chlropructor. lie Is not a "mlrucle worker." but II the cause of your sickness be Nerve Pressure he can nnd will relievo that pressure and you will get well quickly. Consultation und Spinal Anulysla Free. Ill. II. . ItliOWN, Chiropractor West-Jacnlison nidg.. 12 to 7 p. ni. Tuos., Tlinr., Sat., "Phone 23 1J Union Hotel, Union. Men., Wed., l-'tt.. 12:11) to 4 :10 p. in. "$XR iV S AVe earn- a fiiii(le( linV of l'"leiMiers Yarn and Week-EndtSpeciah we will sell 'V Fleisher's She(ui,l F1)s.Vj:. Hall, each 'tv. Fleisher's OennaTMwn ZeW, 1 nz. Hall, each i7c. neic'her's Silver (JloVl o.AHall, eaeh -JS... Fleisher's Knitting AVvJel) 'J o.oRsll, Melt ....:50e. risher's Silknndwdol. 2 nz. Uill, each ... 0 4!V AMDREVV'S VARIETY STOflE I i,Tl'WyJ'.i'WTO)'w'w , : M 1-3 La Ui fl it ' r J LSil i'aa;,:l jJw,l'"'1' : ' . !'; r I , a o o O ' O ,. Q 0 ' ', o h 0 o o oc9 o " 0 I1 o i. " ' Co 0 Oo 0 ::.:o C Oo S n O q O O OO q h i9 1 - o 9 C3 - o 0 0 0 O 00 f.; (1 - a, M " O n n r, o o U is ostm rH w " i 'v n rs u O v o u o , i w , o o . , . j y . -
