La Grande evening observer., February 13, 1922, Image 2

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LA nRANTlE EVENTNO OBSTCRHTC
SHOWING NEW
Gossard Corsets
FOR SPRING
SLIM -BY-PRO PORTION
CORSETRY
IN
OTIIING reveals stoutness 7a
quite 60 much as ill-propor- -TO
tinting rnrcfrv 'inljnr
contrast between too-large bust, too
small waist, and too-large hips aids
pounds to the appearance and de
strovs the possibilities of graceful
carriage and becoming dress.
iio many women who are no longer
slim, endure the discomfort of stiff,
heavily boned, tell-tale corsets be
cause they do not realize that there
is an unbelievably more comfortable ,
nnd becoming kind of natural cor
ectry that will subtract pounds from
their apparent weight and make them
slim-by-proportion.
But such corserry must be skilfully,
scientificailvilone. If vou will per
mit our extJeSuK'ed coWtieres to
properly fit you v?rAa sRuiderizing
V
G O S S ARD
front Ladnc
C O R S . E 4
we will assure your satisfaction.
(km
lilt
mm
mm
LI GRANDE IS
winner AGI
Haines lliuli Silu'ol Team
Defeated by l.oc.il lias
kctball (.biiiilct.
The Iji Grande hit'h school five re
turned from Haines with another vic
tory securely tucked beneath their
belt. Although Iluines took an early
lend I .a Gniinle soon overcame tliis
and led them the remainder of the
content, the final wore beinc 111) to '11
in favor of the local quintette.
The paine was one of the fastest
jlyed this year and was closely con
tested from whistle to whistle. The
l.a Grande team put up a splendid
ICiime with Lynch and Metcalf ns hi(th
Duint men and GurtUy brtukitijr into
the limclijrht with some excellent
Kuardini;. lAIcCullouirh, Haines cen
ter, was their outstanding star and he
received some excellent support from
the other mernhers of the team.
Until l-a Grande succeeded in win
ning from them, Haines had been on."
of the three undefeated teams in this
section. Couch l.odcll reports that the
Haines people gave the visitors a fine
time und the refereeiiiK was about as
Kond aR will he found in many u day.
The line-ups were: l.a Grande
Cok'-r and Lynch, forwards; Metcalf,
center; Hean and Gnrrity, ruards.
lluints Wills and Coles, forward;
McCullouuh center; Coons and Cook,
guards.
The next name will bo jilaycd with
the undefeated Enterprise teanii in
the hieh school (gymnasium on Satur
day, February 17,
tradw. and claim -the business ex
llense of each, provided he devotes
KMld. ii n( thiiii and attention to
each. . 1
K11B11T A I low allele,
The act provides for thn doduc
tiou of "reasonable, allowances for
halarii.'s or other . compensation Tor
personal services actually render
ed." Kaeh claims to be allowed
must cmilm-in closely to the worri
Iiik of the hlatuui. The test of de
ductibility is whether tlm amounts
paid urn retnjinabln, ami whether
they am. ill fact, purely for per
sonal services. Reasonable compen
sation Is hold by tin' llurnau of In-
deducted by Hi"
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n-i ii.li ji.f.enue to 1(11-1111 umj ... .. ... -
uiiiMinu hh would V'lluarily h' I m-i mt ha inHuumi
paid' for llko MC'rvlr-H by like iMi-jof th mcUlPt.
ttrprl4'K In llk cli'cu id til iiiitoji, I -
I BmniHOH tu fciiiitlnycf may h J " "
l ii Wi hy Lite eniiloyir wun nun
pnyniciitH lire uuidu lu komI faith
n ml km additional coinpotiHulldii for
KtTv Uu-m actually mt'U'i rd. pruvid
i'tl that when udd 1 to the Htlpulut
d HiilarU'rt thn total dot' not ox
peed "a i (artiinahti! jmi ii:il(tiii
for Huvh wrvl-M." Such bontiwcH
nui at ho Included In th rcliniiH of
tiiw i erlnlf nt. Gifts to employed.
whhh do nnt havn In thorn the pU'-
iiictitK of i-nuipt'UH.'itlon, may nt In-
. i,.. return W ,f. V
W8
GOSSARD CORSETS SOLD BY
HilFs Dep't Store
Income Tax
Facts
I- . ' V
When You Both Love Music
What moredeHKhtful way to ULVHear the latest dance jaz
peod an evening thltu in listen- as Vterprcted by the new
uig to The Brunswkk play SupeV Feature Records. It's in-
your favorite' selectionsrv . toxicatmgl The ideal produc-
That is, i! you own a ttrnos- ruz, vmrny tunc
win imu: ana acom yuu.
Then. Vwe will explain the
onventehg payment plan which
easily ttmts The Brunswick
ur bdj
wick. If vou haven t one, t
in today and learn how to :
i,nc easily f ' :
i"iri( hear it play Brunswick
ral and instrumen-
in 1
FEBRUARY RECORDS ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
Rubber Gqods Reduced
$"2.00 h'eul Riihbor Fountain Svringe, miiid flow
Oluflranl
?Wl for (1
iif! Year
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
; WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AW
OBSERVER WANT AD
LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION &
SUftPLY CO.
1501 Madison St.
General CoHrators and Builders
We tvill Miipi isi' viu iVu) cliciiplv we ciin liuild 11,nt.
nt'w h..)iit' yon ciiiitfiniiliilc erecting
YA
y ARNS!
Wo entry a eoiiiiilfA line nflFlfijiiirx Yarns and
fcr our . . vu',1.m,si
pedals
Weel
will sell
k.-4..: .i . t.'i...ii i r.'i iV .. t.ii . i ...
r f IrsiH r oneiiaiHi J' , iy vail, r.'lfi JXV.
flcii4ior's Cieniiantowii YAij .. Kill, acb 21 v.
rViWicr's Silver Glow, oz. J!all, tvieli 'A:
nihel's Knitting Wwntwl, 2 w.. Hftll, Mck ....We.
islioi'V SilkandwiKil, 2 '. Hall, raeli 4?.
A H 0 R E W v S .VARIETY " STDRE
nndui'tlons from Rt'oiH Inconio In
roinputiiiK nut inroinc. upon whlrh
tin tux 1h asHt'sacd, an morn liberal
undfT th levputiQ art of 1921 thim
w-rd provided hy tho n'venms act
or
All tin ordinary and ii'MHary
nciuMiMi'H liald or incurred in onr
ryhiK M any trudf. buwinrMS, pro
f'Httlon, or vocation uni nllowahle
dtidurtloiin. Typical xpcnn'S of a
mercantile ci;tittjliHlimiit dip t ho
aniounlH paid for ndvir(lHiiiK, hire
of elcrkH and ollmr employ1, rout,
lllit, heat and untur, tclcphuno, iu
Kunincc, delivery expeiiHcH, the eoMt
of opiMntiiiK dellvry wapoii.s and
motor Irui ka, and incldnntal repairs
I to Hiich vehicle. The e.xpensB of
a manufacturiuK hiiHlncaH iiu-ludc
labor, raw material, supplier, re
pufm, lU'lit ami heat, jtower, KplHnj;
coRt, 'mliuinistnitlon, und siuillar
, chiti'tiiw.
; A pi(tfe.doitai man lauynr, doe
tor, deiitlut, architect, author, ptc.
may cialm us dedurtioim the cont
'ft suppllei) uaed by lilni In his prao-;
tlco. i'mh'iihos paid In the' nperathm I
and repuli- of an uutoutnliile used in i
making profeHHinnuI calls, dttes In '
profeBciona HtieielieK, ftiibycrlptlonn 1
to puifenaioiml journals, office rem j
tin! txpt;iifio of fuel, Unlit, water, j
and telephone used in such offices, j
and the hire of aHiatantn.
i .vi;ii:it K in iM ( rioNs j
The farmer may deduct all a-j
uiiiuutH pahl In thn production, hur
vestliiK, nud marketliiK of crops. In-!
oludifiK luhor, cost of Hed und ft'r-'
tlliier iiHeil, ooHt of minor repairs1
to farm buildings (other than
dwell lux), feuseN, and machinery
and Hinall toolH used up in the.,
course of the year.
Traveling exprnnes, whon tho trip
1r solely on hunlnerts, lnctndlii;; the
entire atuount .spent for mcata and
lodirit; while away from, home, are
deductible.
I'mimrly expenses for inoals nnd
IoiIkIiik woro.dttduiliblo only to tin1
amount In ext'ess of Much expenses
w hen at homo.
(Maimn for dductlon for articled
mor ir lean periuatient. lu charnc-
ter, nr for pei inaiient ImprovetneutH
if pniperty are not allowable. In
I the cane of a hUHinesH man, they In
clude claims lor the erection of
nt'w hulldinti or tho lnntallutinn nf
a new threshing machine or tractor.
Surli deductions are expressly dift
allowetl hy thn rnwnim art of 1!)1M
,and an held to he Investment! nf
capltat.
Ueductlnns for business expense
must have n vtalp iualitieB to be
alhiwed. They must relate to a hu
ness, trade, profession, or vocation
"earrieif on" hy the taxpayer In
'which ho has finested time or
, money for the purpose of n live
lihood or profit. A tdniele transac
tion or a series of Isoluted trans
actions do not ordinarily constitute
(tide or bnsliieh:, A hufliiiHua ts
. heiu. carried on by a taxpayer even
if all its actlvitiei arn rouducti ,t
'hy ftnpWfi, A tapayr limy
Conduct iimre than one hu-dnet av
In , Vnfrntinfi :it
Stttitpfiv
Tinnn snor i en.
The Rc.l Cross Thrift &hp it
' open daily nuw Ki the fiew t oey
Huiln'injr, off t)ui t'hvttunt ntrtti
- p(tt itf. rhuritt HI (ntin
ue to hp Thrift 4y iwri.on Lhi8
! day all who ha dotittidni 4v
-'- the shop nt askfit to rv it
THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
Ponce Tie Lron enme to tho new world akiiif the foun
tain of youth.
Youth! The magic word! Youth means wealth and
enflrKJ. health, cleanliness und verlu8ting strensth.
I'onee Do Ltn did not find the fountain.
Itut it is here in this world, for ull that.
James Watt, who discovered steam und developed the
attain engine, was Die first, to find tula fountain.
Following him into the. new world of Hcitic have roiue
innumerable) others, studying, working, developlnc. until the
very fountain of youth Ik hero at hand in the electric lifc-at
and power industry.
Through the. application of electric llpht, heat and
energy in mniittfncturiiiK establishments, commercial hounfs
a"nd" in the home, 'unrunFtury conditions huve been a I moat
abolished. Pust nnd dirt need not exist; axep-ssive heat or
colld cau he tempered: tni'lon nfi etrnin on employers and
employes and on hoTtko wive.
different usea of clecif
Innutneruble ills uite avoided. Above nil, enercy la
raved nurt onersy is yoytn
Hack of til is new foivlvare the Vipe dama nud water
turbine, where water powcV Is uuei or tho KtupendotiK
fit earn hollers, turbines, enginesVnri f;eneatora, wires of high
tension tranxmisFiiou lines and tVtf InfiniV web of innumer
able smaller wirts alretchiuR outlier th country.
Here is a fountain of eternal puth, ndeed!
Hut, it mut he fed, it has hen fed to thn amount of
billions of dollars by thrifty Amerin ciluens who bara
put thefr navlngs into the securities of Vie iteclric light and
power industry.
Them are still millions of people tJ!$ added to the
home patrouR alone of electric liphl and power eon)inio,
Yast capital must bo invested to supply their requirements,
and It ran hu attracted only if presrnt capital is treated
fairly.
Soinf thitifW
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Co x O VII
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Bangi S-s-s-s-sl
Both rear tires at once.
Sounds pretty bad
end looks worse!
But you have a
couple of spares along
a lucky strike for you.
LUCKY
STRIKE
When we discovered the
- ... Iiv vMr.
:ky Strike
process
a Lu
toast n
ago.
for us.
Whv Becatse now
millions dt smoliirs prefer
the speciaV fiavir of the
Luckv StriB Cfearette
because
!t5s Toasted
if which tufa in th
deJlcjcu, Burlty fltvor .
And also because it's
away by u huudred
lastern Oregon Light & Power
Company
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"A Glass In Time
Saves"
Sliuhlly cluuierd, Jnit y know tlir iniiut,
and eyes arc more important than stildu-s.
Lot (viitomotiT aitV you to fire things in tlio
riulit iirht rppju-dinp vonr eves aik! tli-ir c;uv. ,
Tho hM ovo in the world ran easilv lie mad.-
tho roVrs' hy a slight strain and ahuxe.
i of thr liiunau aystfui will nan io
s the eve. Work rrn t hurt it
AViso ki it. "lie most abused ornn and the
oasKcunMrtiniiis: is the ere. When in cries
"help," liepit the warning.
Our metlii'drt nnd fjuiment r it msi
niodeni.
DR. W. It. PCARE
Opteanetrurt
J. . U,EAKE & SON
(nuy tw ioiiowuu i-y o.ww
cold uoublvBi u nigtiiy
Ooa 1 7 Million Jjri umm itmm
.
For Sale
B-ronm mnil'-rn ImnRalow. 3 Intn.
Barn;;". ThlH Is a ponil buy for
mime R-rvIci niiin th.it wnntu to
uve his Stilt" I-oiin. I'riro $3S00.
'
, New 4-room liouctx. just romnlet
ii. tp Is ii clniiifo to buy a
lVm tl.iit no on luis cvnr llvi'il In
tlio prico is rlelit. 1E0 cash
will handle i Uiis- ' J'nco fl4UU.
; . . ..
C-iiom iiioil-rii hoinn, Jnsl nrr
mi' street. This Is n (,-onil plnca
i Ii... i,,.nlinn Is cmiil. l'rlco
j 5-rnortr' miMlorn litilfalnw, pavd
Fti'i'ct. KitriiKP, ft'11 Iiasi'iiicnt with
wnsh tnt.vs.
4-i-nom house funiifilutl, big lot
cnxlio. Tim lini-ty that owna this
place wants to move away nnd will
Hell now fur $1700. ' i
I have, money to loan on first
class farm Becurlly.
Geo. H. Currey
Phono 200J
1 Real Estate Insurance
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TAXI
wATin p. n rT V
, Main 44
uilli a company lllal IK .
I. Ilvi'iy clilver mill
every riij- Immliil fill' ""
liiiileclioii with Hie very tM'Sf
uf service.
CAM, MUX. 1 1
i ferilai
Mrs. D. W. Ainey will be at
the SANITARY GROCERY
; 306 4th St. Feb. 10 and at the
i OLD TOWN STORE,
Corner of Third and C, Feb.
11.
Snod
Z.rai merman
Fun lal Service Par
lor, f
.icenocd Embal-
iner, Aiiiliuhiuoe Ser
vice. Day Phone
.Main C2, Night
Phono, Main 7-43.
l.vr Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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ing the day colltctiftna ay mavV.
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