La Grande evening observer., February 23, 1922, Image 2

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r,A ;kandh evenino-obsekver :
TJmvl.iv, F-'riiw:v''.:192?,
PAOE TWO
Mrw rSTrr"l lilO ""' CORN AS CASH
UIIILU IXMlj III IHllillUUU Ml
TRUNKS - BAGS
SUIT-GASES
IN A LARS-E ASSORTMENT
ALL MODERATELY PRICED
Civ''?
vy'.r?!ji'i:
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lilfs Dep't Store
CIVIL SERVICE
EKH SOON
The U. S. Civil Service eoninilH
slon announces an At-tinp -AjwiHt.int
SurKeon examination to rill vacan
cies In tlw poHltlon of ActttiK As
sistant SurKeon, at $480 a your, for
part time, to 12400 and $3,000 a
year lor (nil lime, U. S.' r-tilillc:
Health Service. throiiKhout the
Eleventh Civil Service Iiutrlct; re
ceipt of applications to close March
IX. 1U22.
I'm furlJinr Information and ap
plication blank apply to the Su:re-tary',,'.I.'iK-i'
Hoard of Civil Service
Kxamiiiei:, nt any first or- ccoiul
clans post orilce, or to the Secre
tary, Eleventh I'. 8. Civil Service
District, 303 I1. O. IlultdliiK. Scat-
.Hhtnirton.
SNjCl!T(tlVOi:8 FOOD
ruV n
bit
Cnmly in
when marie
Tho J'alace Confc?
the bout.'
' One point scowl each half wax
tln heal tho I'nlon liixh jtirl'H aex
t.'tie could do UKuinHi the "troiic
li if n I iclrl'n, hasketlfjll team. And
while the fnloiilles were rollltiK up
their two points, (he blue and
White marked UP J"l 4.1 points,
m.'iklus the final wore 4r, to 2
In favor of the l.u flrande hlKh
ti'am.
Ilesnlte the overwhelnilrlK wore
tip) name wan far more iiiieretiliiiK
than the heure would Indirate. In
the firm f.-w minutes or the first
half neither team was able to score.
From then on the La Grande wiuad
marked up 2;! points hefore the
I'lilun learn scored. A converted
roil Just before Ike period whistle
made their lirsl scon.
In the. second half several
chances were ma. le in both lineups
buti lite name presented the same
aspect as bi'.'ore, I'liion convert
iyn one foul anil the lontls scor
lii 22 points.
JiThe l'ulou team played a far
Ijerter eame than in the Knino earl
ier in the season, bill on the other
hand the local Kills had Improved.
Marjorle O'lfricu and Norma May
fc'.ir were hiKh point scorers, with
2.V and 20, respectively. The en
tire La Grande team played fine
htill. Theer were no oulHlaudlnu
stars on the visiting six.
t The lineups wore: La Grande,
I Marjorle O'llrien and Norma May
I Kar. rorwards, Winona Lyman,
Jjuinpini; center, l,oa i.yninn. rilll-
iiintr center, Lula .lulke and "Marie
llowmaii, ciinnls; Cnion, Kudele
'Gray and Juanila Wright, forwards.
Deon Woil, JumpiuK center, Ida Hel-
lus. riiuniiiK center, Kmnia Wulf
(Mini Doris lluslck, atiards.
Siihstltiltlnns: La Grande, Ali
jilroy Hare for Marie llowiuaii;
'I'nlon, Cleo Spencer for Klilina
lu ull, Ktlltli Gilklson lor Cleo Spcii-
cev. '
nutritious food ! J':"rl R'nol'ls refereed.
uro inicrcdientH. I After the tiiimo a ileliKhtful feed
ncry uses onlvl"13 Kvl-'" to the visltliiK lilrls who
McrcliaiiH'in M :i lli;i llnv
Tiik:il "in TIioiimukIs nf
1;us!jcls, Duriiitr J'asi lid
D.-ivs.
2-18-tf worn
jllf th
RACS Wanted nt The Obscrvor
'Kills
llliitetl in their appreciation
deliKhttiil time tho LaGrande
Kave to them.
(By Assteiiuna 1-TeAs)
i.MADKLIA. Minn.. Feb.' 2R.
.Merchants of Madilliti kiid larmers
jnf the surronntliiiK country If.ive
I been broimht toKetlrer ' as the re
I Mil It of the acceptance of 'corn as
(cash In the purchase of merchan
dise or settlement " of "accounts. '
j u a two-months period Jut end
.ed, the merchants biiusli'. niort;
than 30.000 bushels of corn at ap
proximately 20 cents it bushel, or a
I total of $10,r,00, which was "new
I money" reliiised in ihe eointnuully
and relieved the financial pi-ussiire
I on mei chaiits to a certain extent.
I One or the direct results or the
experiment, which was copied In
I many other towns as e'pile Madella
.Plan." was the establlshnntnt here
ia few weeks uko or the Conimun
jlty club, orKitnized to foster tlio
j fullest spirit of cooperation between
i the town and eo u lit i y club.
When the market for the. larm-
,er's crops, especially corn, started
tin the downward trend, .and in
isoiiiiJ coininunltlea corn was sold as
I fuel or burnt for fuel by the farm
ers, I'. 11. Lebak, a :Madiillii busl
l news man, conceived the Idea, of uc:
i ceptiiiK corn from, the . fanners . at
I 10 cents a bushel above tle local
' price.
I Thf rules of , the Pliipt vhtch
! was received v-i(ll 1 euthusNtt'tfi iby
the fariueifr' w'lien ' they - ntiw jthere
were no 'VlririKS attached to It.
iws:
rmiir was allowed to
hrliiK ii loh I bushels of com to any
merclindtj;njd nveive his ' pay in
merchandise or pay on taceoiint.
2. Mercliants cooperatliiK agreed
to take' a "ftlven amount of corn
on these tdt-nis, but had the privi
lege of taking an additional quota
from uny "farmer owing them a
bill.
During the two month period
the merchants sigreed to pay a l.Te-
Kneels In (lie Sweet
What Is more acceptable than n
Ten pounds of laid $1.-W at IVopU V
Market. 1'hone Main 747. i
i ,.f 1 i..i'.i over of fresh, haud-iiiade
the local niarkel, wllh u minimum ! lutes from the raiaie i " "
it nv i cum ii im tiit-i i) ii niiie-ii
corn and !!5 centH for com on the
etir. In trade or on account, the
corn to be hauled to the local ele
vators and wi lulled In, graded and
turned over to the representative
ot the merchants, who In turn Is
sued ta merchandise check, stating
what store it was drawn on anil
in what amount.
The merchants were well satis-
fltd with the results. The actual
percentage ot loss by this system
or corn buying was. 26.7 per cent.
as the merchants necessarily had
to market the corn and accept the
consequent los due to the premium
tiny gave the farmers.
Jisnmir tcp.ii
mmu lit u
GRMRPSNGHNA
;
: THUIFT SHOP Ol'EN.
!,!- The Red Cro.-s Thrift Shop is-W
! open daily now in the New Foley
!v Buifiliinr. off tho Chestnut Ktreet
i entrance. Thursday will contin-
ue to be Thrift J)ay and on this
day all vho have donations for
i-H the shop are asked to have It
j-!- rcatly to bo delivered, that 1)0-'
ine the day collections are made.
jf. 12-l-tfp
i m w
w fi v imj rji
were as il'U
l. Aifci itli
PKKIN, January 4. OPy Mail)
Tho footlmil ehumpion.ship of Chiih
has now boon won by a team ri'pre
.sftitmjf the American marines sta
tionocj in iVkirttf as the legation
tfuard. The title was won alter the
chamnioTishin of North China ha 1
hern clinched by a defeat of the 1'ith
Infantry and by a game with thei
team from the American Club of
HbaiiKhai which went tb the credit'
of Peking by the score of .'15 to lit.
The final game was played in Shang
hai i before a crowd of about 2,000
The marine team had practiced fo:
about two months under the coach
ing of Cap'ain Tenney, a former half
back at Innvn University, and tw )
former Princeton players. The brand
of football which they put up would
have compared favorably with that
of many collepe teams in America,
and throughout the short season of
three games the marine squad wa:
reliever of all other duties. The trip
to Shanghai was taken by seventeen
men and the squad was accompanied
by Colonel Karmany, commander of
the legation piiard" in Peking as well
as by Coach Tenney and the marine
athleti? officers.
A very lucky strike
for William Tell, Jr.
One of the luckiest 'in
history, when you con
sider the consequents.
f
wn we discovered the
toastii process iix years
ago, it a Luc ly Strike
for us.
Why ?Becav se now
millions olVmoki rs prefer
the special Nflava- of the
Lucky BtrikeGlgarette
because
It's Toasted
Jf which weala in th0
deh'ooua Burley flavor
And also because it's
CSjST '':-fff3
For Sale
5-rnom modern bungalow, 3 lots,
garage. This is a good buy for
some service man that wants to
use bis Stato Loan, l'rice $3800.
New 4-room house, just coraplet
ad. Here is a chance to buy a
homo that no one has ever lived In
a n A the price Is right. $150 cash
wllliandle this. Trice $1400.
r.-roiim modem home, just off
paved sVcet. This Is n good place
and thi location is good. Price
i
$2000.
i
room irkidorti bugalow, paved
street, gara;; fltll basement with
wash trays.
4-room house furnlsheld, big lot
COxllO. The party that owns this
place wants to move away and Will
sell now for $1700.
I have money to loan on first
class farm security.
op ourntd y class farm security.
MAKE YOUR
OLD CLOTHES LOOK NEW
WITH PUTMAN'S ".,
- MagvQ Cleaner- x-.c-
Cleiiu the most dslicate Fabrics ; without
leaving a ring
PUTMA
THE
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RUG STORE
L STORE
Income Tax
Facts
NOW IS THEjjME ,TO
BUILD
yerti the; Work,
- r-r-i
n-kilhilior is pli'iitifi(kaw iqon'
nun iuinKiH reasoiiiUilK j.n 'ricc.
We (-luryNsiiii-e it lit "hi buil
and niiiko (jhuiI hiHsi1:W
Iits Jumlier
Our Sppoinlty,
Co.
R J.itimtiTi; fniiar,
La Grancet Oregon
Telephone, Black 781
Forms 1 (t?fi and 1009 for report
iiiK payments to otln'is of 1,00(I
or niore dtirfrin the calendar year
1 9'2 1 may be obtained at offices
of collectors i Internal revenue
and branch offices. Under the "in
formation tit source" provision of
the rev. -tine art of l!21, report
must be made by all persons, trus
tees, fiduciaries, Kuardians, and by
rorpoi at ions, personal service or
ganizations, partnerships and orRan-i
izations of payment to others dur-j
Ink tin year J of $ 1 ,IMK) in-:
more. ' !
A separate return of information
for each officer and employee whose i
salary for I'll'l was Jl.nOO or morel
is required of employers. Payment i
for ovirtime, tees, commissions.
bonuses, shares In the profits, and !
Ihe fair v.ilue of hoard and quar-
ters furnished as part payment for
services should be included in the
total waes or salary paid. Krater-j
nal organizations ami associations
are required to report mlarit or ,
other compensation paid to officers, j
The responsible ofticer of a church i
or religions orsaniation must re-!
port salaries or remunerations paid!
1o pavlur or oHirers. Hanks and j
similar organizations are requirl 1
to report Interest piid or credited,
tu a depositor if. tlnj total during i
the year equalt-I or e,cerded Jl"Ui). I
()i naniations havlnn branch of- 1
fires should tile complete reports j
through the main offices. '
First time I met him, I said:
VThere's some one to tie to"
Smhh-was telling how
real quality needed no
second introduction.
" i
And that's the testi
mony, so', many people
have given about Grape
Nuts. They didn't have
to learn to like it.
Wheat and malted bar
ley, skilfully blended, and
slowly baked for 20 hours,
in our great, sanitary food
factories, are developed
into a natural sweetness,
richness and crispnesa
that make an immediate
appeal to the taste. The
exceptional nourishment
which Nature places in
these best of the food
grains is perfected for
complete and ready diges
tion and assimilation.
Grape-Nuts builds for
health and accomplish
ment. A delightful breakfast
or luncheon cereal, with
cream or milk (ready to
eat from the package);
delicious when made into
a pudding for dinner.
Ask your grocer to send
you, or your waiter to
serve you, this splendid
food today.
"There's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts
Made by Poatura C.rcul Ci., Inc., Battle fVcck, Michigan
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Real Estate Insurance
10 in. Double Disc .
Columbia
Records
Are Now
75c
W. fL Bahpenkamp
Company
FORD; & GEORGE
Main 44
Ititle Willi! a company that is
Knnileil. :veiy ili lver nnll
ei cry em-1 lmnte fee your
protection Iwitli, the very best
o( service. j .
'.f,l. .MAIX 44
ine cnci in nirerlect Day. t
A viit to the l(laue Confectionery J
tor sonic ot their Well known ilt-limni
tonvoctions. .- j U-18-tl"
Just-Arrived
A rv Line i'
(liusrliiinis. per vl Id (;Sc
Orttyjulics per y.uSy- 7.
lMMilin(,vr yil Ss .'....".'...'. "),')(
Di'ttctl Swiss, pNLil ;),"),.
Voil'. l"'r yt -VVK-. v r.-. !! S!V
Fiaxmi, jmt yd. ...'.:.....;:.! t.... ...:.v..... :.:,. to (.
Xaiv.itik, itt wiiiV -fl culurs, per vd to .V
Oltn i'Tvyv, ii iuiiI ci.fiir, jiOi-Vd ::!),
ToiM? IUmi.-eiii colors, por (1 $1.'J."i
..'.;! I.' .!
ifadrms Variety Store
' Mtilnyalile In Inkn
All Ihe popular lliift drlnka, so
refreshlni;, yon will enjoy at the
Palace I'onrectlonerX-. 2-15-tr
IJACS Wantcil nl The Observer
Water
Bottle
(Jiiiirt No. ."." (idldt'ii
oil, Wtvu ovor. One
Year ( iuar;iiitot
Special
98c
L&LDRUCEQ.
"Try the )rnR Store 1 li,t"
1
"A Glass In Time
c I
oaves
Slightly change
and eves arc ni
Let Optometry
right light rog
The host eve
the reverse h
No organ o
quickly as
Aim so kill
least con
"help."
Our niei
nuKlfin
i, hut you k
fi'o iiniiortai
aid von
t i-
.ruing
ii the wni
...
a shii'litA
17 tho hu
it. Tl
lainig
ft am. I :
7
IlOllfS
now tlip import,
t than stitches.
o see things in the
vol1 eves anil their care.
1 can easilv he made
train and ahuse.
inn system will snap so
Work 'won't hurt it
most ah'used organ and the
is the rye. "When in cries
r.ie warning.
mill rquipmpnt arc thp most
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DR. W. H. PEAEE
Optraaetrvst
Snodgrass
and
'immerman
iRmornl Service Par-
Idr, Licenced Embal-
mer, Ambulanee Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main G'J, Night
Phone, Main 743.
1"K): Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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