La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA RKANDK EVENING OKSEKVEJC Mo?iH;iv, Pcl.rnnn- !7. 1fl-'2j PAGE TWO V Gossard Corsets and Brassieres MODELS FOR EVERY FIGURE Mm I wr GOSSARD BRASSIERES It !s generally conceded that the American business irl is without equal, both in efficiency and in appear ance, 's Stenographers and other's I business women prefer (Jos- sard israssieres because their perfect support sus tains them in comfort through the busiest day, and gives them a triinncss above the. waistline that l r. . i j ussurcs u youuiiiu and S charming .silhouette" be- . if 6& ncaththe sheerest waist Gossard IJrassieres so fault lessly fityhe figures for which thcV are specially designed, tlit you are un conscious ofheir support save for a pleasant feeling ot well-being. daintiest ofXmatcrials arcmbineu in a charm ing amC unexpected way ana weHer a most unusual siNjrtioiiY A specially - infori?!feLAiles- woman wiu serve you. THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERF.TT TEUE CondO. fo, W)l upon both !rtii. The'paiwaite of the revenue net of m, act provmefl thut no suit or proceed-. .November 1M, r.'i, ting for the recovery of any tux or! Tho act provide that under certain penalty ulloped' to have been erron- conditions interest at the rate of oil", eously or illegally asses.-(d or collect- half Per cent a month shall lie paid, ed shall be begun before six months upon claims for abatement and refund from the date of filinit (unless the of taxes erroneously collected from; ' commissioner renders - deeision-the 4lnt of payment of the tax to 0k thereon within that time) nor after date of allowance of the claim. Tax the expiration of five years from tho payer aio no longer invited to sub-! .date of payment of surh tax or pen- mit such claim, but upon audit of the alty. return they will receive a certificate' of overassessment and a check in cor-j Ik GUI- II M ! fl m 't Tl EU"VTOR .' , HiV ! I'm ,n Kvor ok the CfSM POOR, Too IX: jU vv .V ,v IN CHIKj A I!,1,' 4 Cf i ' It ih provitftd also that the amount of income, excess profits, and war profits taxea due for the year .and succeeding years shall be dcter I mined and assessed by the rornmU jxioner within four yi;ars i.fter the rection of the ertot, or if an assess ment is outstanding atfuinst the tax-1 ; payer Yir income or excess profits' taxes tie overpayment is applied as a credit the ba lan ce i in m ed i ate 1 y GS Ranted at The Observer. Markd Tynev" Ne 2-25-tf. lard I)0 at People's Main 747. I return was filed, and the amounts dm jfor prior years within five years aftpr : the return was filed unless the com missioner and the taxpayer consent in writin(? to a later determination, a jsessment and collection. Kxcept in the ease of a false or fraudulent return ior failure to file a required! return no uit or proceeding for the collection of such taxes shall be entered after the expiration of five years from fhe date the return was filed or be-ume due. This provision does not affect Larpe-sized, clean cotton rags want proceedings begun at the time of the d'nt The Oliserver iTYPEWfUTER, itirs for sale and for rent. y it Hill's Dep't Store hill p mm L IGKED 0 Rperlal to The ODnrvr .-. STA.iiivfciY, Kb. 7. The first three days of last week were marked (by -henvy snow and" wind storms and on Wednesday it turned cold and clea: ihroughout the week. The dance a week ago Saturday nl tho Jt S. iRohg home wan a Huccess. A largo crowd attemled, including Jer (Special to The Obrvr) UNION, Feb. 27. Members of the Union M. I. A., a society of the young peoplQ of the L, I). S. church, w?nt to La (Jrande l.'ust Wednesday evening to put on o play entitled "Just For Fun." which tlu-y had rendered here a few days . lago, All they enn clear above ex surprised him with a birthday din-i peases will be put Into their "build- ntr, which he says he did ample jus given all around to growon. He is a nanclal slump. good stiong boy and will likely grow About the noon hour last Wed to be u large, powerful man. jnesdHy a small bonne In the imst- .orn piirt 0f Union caunht flro and irXCAM.KD FOK LETTERS. was almost wholly drstroyed. A mid the speiker did uft arrive here until about noon. Mrs. Nell Hutchinson entortained the "Lucky Thirteen' club at the Union hotel lust Wednesday after noon. After the, bnsiness session a dainty lunch was served. This club Kets its name from the ar rangement that there shall be just j 13 present at each meeting. If some members cannot be present j enough visitors are invited to fin-j ish out tho unlucky number. Thomas Adams is improving his home in North Union by putting oak floors in all the rooms on the' fir.st floor. , The littlp six-pound baby, girl i in fund. The society Is saving tip r",r" ,ast Miesday to Mr. and Mrs. tice to. i this mnnev to buiJd an amusement l - WofRan. is tHtlng along fine. j The 22nd was the lath birthday of'hal!. The church had planned to Thf' I,('w hnr of the family has Lloyd iiurnett. All the pupils in the build a new place for worship iidj'MM 1 '"nsieinHi r lorenco .Marina. ; school joined in giving him a whip-; use the old building for social af- I-0''1 schools were- closed on the ping und after each had administered fairs but had to postpone this pro- nfternoon or last AVednesday In the thirteen licks nn extra one was grain on account of the present fi-1 ""inr.v of (Jenrire Washington. Ap propriate exercises wtve observed in the various rooms. The Woman's club held their reg ular meet lug last Thursday after noon at the homo of Mrs. Frank Hall. After the routine business wjm disposed of tlio im'mbers pres ent all enjoyed a short musical program and weyte servod a light lunch by the hostesses for the dsiy. Mesdiimes Hughes, Fox, Hall. , dp v LA GRANDE INVESTMENT COMPANY Reliable Agents fo 1113 Adams Ave, pliable Insurance Companies PJione JNlain 7j2 Back in the brave old days of '49. And when a miner found gold in his pan fce had a lucky strike worth talking about! LUCI1Y If R? f we discovered the process six years ; a Lucky Strike Whe? toasting ago, it wa for us. Whv? Because now millions of sVpokers prefer the special flavor of the Lucky Strike Cigarette because 14's Toasted fa which in the daliciout Barley flavor And also because it's IP T j Iit8 of letter remaining uncalled ; Htove had been set up Jn thu hiuse jfor in this office for the week ending j and the puiHThauKcrs wert:1 at work February 24th, 11)22: ; gettiiiK tho rooms ready for a fam- (ientlcmen .Dr. K. C 13in7.er, Geo. My to inovu In. It Ih thought (hut Rni'hpnu. .1. M. Evelnnd. Knd IiVrmill- Itlm Rljirtfil frmn tint nim m ;iy Dnvis, William Youn and Johnny i ing, A. J'eiilli Minett, W. AI. Nolan, I flue. Tho properly belonged to Kd jJixon ot iiiiKaru. , Charley cite, 11. C Pillcra, Kobt. Hall. nappy btllt'H wn here from I.a strong, u, j,. aicwaia, A, l,. Mr. nnd Mrs. l.ynian Huff came . Grnndo to visit friends In Starkey Inst Vuck. lie visilcd the school Wcdiii' day nnd also visited nl the home of ,J, S. Rose and Jack Slnreo. Claude Daniels and- John Rumors enme down from the mountains I'Yi day and stopped at the J. S. Rose Tilncc. returning to .Sheep Ranch Wed nesday. Mr, Daniels is ou nf tho watchmen at Camp Cnrson and Mr. Rogers is a trapper. They enme lown cn webs but the trip wns a hard one, tho snow being very soft. Mr Rog ers brought many coyote hide's and took? these to l.a Crande, where he re reived the bounty and also sold the irowiey. . , lover from l.a tlrandu last Tuesday 1-adJni Mrs. Berry, Miss Mnud:Hna m.e viHltK with n,.. Mnffi Cteighbauni, Miss lEJain Contrail, Uw sisturs, Mrs. KnU-.lit and Mrs.! Kiancis Cavanough, Mra, L. A. Moore, j McClay. i Miss Klla Martin, Mrs. Charley Scott, j ., .. p,,i m t. ' Misa Wilma Stevenson, iMrs, L. L. 0M, ,, ,. . ' j,m,j ' ' Sullivan anil Mrs. 1). M. Hoots were n,. ' a . i ... . . ! 'visitors hi l.a Crande lust Tuoa- Thesc letters will hp sent to the . ,,,,,. Dead Letter Office on March 10th. ' y m,n,nR- 1.I22, if not delivered. In calling foi ! " ""nor. president of the these letters please say "advertised," ir"'"n '-nneiTlal club, appointed Income Tax Facts Terf notNliave t X I U bi v t Why rades'f We La Grani CVt. Greenwood and Madison St. Sec Neilson or Harris Ex -Service Men hat liouse built by your enm- pleascd to fisnre with you. nstruction & Supply Co. . Phone 428.T For Sale 6-room modern home, part base ment, garatie. close to high school. This is a good buy. Price $1800. 45-acre farm, improved, near El gin. Will trade for La Grande property. Well improved SO-ncre farm near Union. Most of place is in alfalfa. This place Is priced rlejit. : j 5-room modem bunpalow, The revenue act of 1921 authorizes the Commissioner of Internal Revenue and his assistants whose duty it is to see that the law is properly complied giving dnto of list. E. K. BRACC!, P. M. SHOOTS WH'K a committee of four to attend tin with to examine all books, papers, and npcclal meeting of the tinker Com- memoranda Iwarinp upon an income Imprelnl club Thursday evening, j tax return, and to examine under I Three of the members, C. I.. Cnld-ionth persons having information in I well, J. Hutchinson and I. C. jthe piemises. A new provision of lnw I I less. nnuU the trip and Mr. Ca!d-is that no taxpayer shall be subject I well was elected as one of the vleel" unnecessary examinations, and onlv macs, iney will be ilown iigain in ny Auoelnlvd l'ros.) xevernl Wn.lf4 u'ifh mwa ii,,lt I MIAMI I'lil.. I.1,)!, 7. Milenr (' -Daniels intends to go to Portland soon! Frady, president am! treasurer of j l'','dd""ls of tho Oregon Trail ns- one inspection of the taxpayer's books .1 s i. ...,oi,r ,rf .h ,, i'hi, -, n i, i nmnhi i. ..i.. ..,.-! soriauon uui ing tun meeting. "i accounts shall be made for each gasoline drag saw for John HWII.i. Ife puny, shot his wife, probably fatal- .'" "r ",",g l!"t w,,,'k " "liBht , taxal.le year unless the taxpayer re- iwill move over to the ranch of Jc.s ly. -and cut his own throat nt a ! ""SIi'He was made. In nV"rtlug thel'iues.s otherwise, or unless the com Plunkett in a dav or -two, hotel hern Sunday, according to j li im. on uev. look we rorgot missioncr, alter investigation, notifies Mr. and Mrs.Rny Noyes made n the police. Iloth were taken to a;'." n",'"l" 'e ' of the ia-ithe taxpayer in writing that an adJi- hospltal wlHVo It iwas said, nielri"""""" "'',''. poni'-iy nrouuoi , " n-vumi is necessary, condition was critical. about face by several of the la-1 The act provides that in the absence After firing tlireo bullets Into ! '"''8 who h:l11 hn'" llriimpnt il In of fraud, or miscalculation, the dc wife's bodv KYndv iitiomnted P'uunlng the surprise. The ladles ; cisien of the commissioner upon nny I to rut his throat with a safi'tv . 1"','s''"' w,r,, Mesiiames lieuter, i claim presented under or authorized n iiouceu. iiayden. Cruuter. " "uei nai-revenue laws shall not be Kvans. Littler, Del.app. Caster, i subject of review bv any other nd- fsiiaw. Ileecti, Kiihu, i'hy nnnistrative officer, employee, or agent of the United States. trip to La Grande Tuesday, returning Thursday. Miss Marguerite Johnson spent the night at the A. 11. Burnett hjine Thursday. The 21st of the month was the birth day of J. S. Rose, he being &-.' yenra old on that day, Mrs. John Wells razor blade. Fulling in this, he resorted to a knife to complete tho Be P repar ed For Spring When it Comes We have a full linivnf new (iin;huiiis in Princeton Klaxons, Organdies, Percales, Zephyrs, N'Y etc., et Ladies' esls ... 1.V 1,-, (;).. Iadies' I'liicns , CSV to $1.1!) SMc ns- l'.h: rhildreik's Alhlctit Lady Scajiax IJovs' ''ine Knit t i; l ls.Kiie, X Vai: t Pyiions "'X-5 A , vur - J We Invite You to Visit nrj Departntnt Written Agreements Binding. Except upon a showing of fraud or malfeasance, an agreement in writing i ilue is final and conclusive, ivnd therc- j Sptncei' 'Connor. Klelblnck. 1 '. 1. Vn Is. who r 'ntly went to Walla Walla from t'nlon, was .sent to Portland hist week where be will enter the Odd follows home ' between the taxpayer nnd Hie com If the authorities find from their I missioner as to the amount of taxes examination that lie Is unable to work. His little (laughter nude -the trip with Mr. Davis. Mrs. Holly has opened the gym nasium on Main street again since the cold weather Is apparently over. The oliler boys have formed a club and fitted up one room tor box ing, wrestling and similar sports, whllo the smaller children make use of the main room. One or two I classes have been organized (oi met at for In the afternoon. Prof. K. C. ltobblns. dean of thei business department of the Culver- slty of Oregon, w as lite guest of I the Commercial club at the Cut, mi hotel last Wednesday noon. A:t'r! dinner the dilin addressed the mem bers present. Arrangements had' been made for Prof. Kohhius to de-i liver an address to the local high! school stud'Yit body, tint the sl..O'j was unable V make the oirlv trip' address ti ud.uit bed; de y 111.1k 1 UfBRALGIA or hr4lai-hlrubtlifiirhM1 ' 0 melWniMiihale tta vapors j "Only One Thing Breaks My Cold" THI? relief that Dr. ICins's New 1 Discovery girs from stubborn old colds, nnd onrushiiiR new ones, grippe find tlno.u-torturing coughs has made it the .nd.ird remedy"! it is today, rmir-tisd for fittv years and nevrr n:orc poj Vt.r ih.01 today Is'o harmful clings. V ou wisoor notice he relief in loosened ( iV'm and ease I cough. Ahv.ivs t.Vdlp, and f wl or the vliule t.ioiiiv , H;is n evinv ncing. heal ing ti-le iil ill ji, oo. I medicinal qualities. At .Vlruists 60 cents. Dr. Kind's New Disdwry for Colds . ,lu Results of Constipation are j '-u k lh-,i l.ichc, Ijilionsncss, s.dlow I i-kin, wa.,ie ir.iitcr in the intestinal ! svsiern. Co. t this hc.ilth-und.9- I fining con-'.lion bv taking Dr. King's ! I ills. :,vnl. All ilrm-vist. I irm'l.llllJ!lljniKilj.li.(r Lire's Sweetest oftients Music tells its cvn stonl to hearts which understand. Think what wondiVful hou -s The Brunswick could give you reproducing tSo. worl Is best loved music. There should be a phoniVraph in every home, but music lovers are only sati.sled w th The Brunswick. No Mecnani :al Suggestion The Brunswick plas ,-fll records -without a hint of mechanical suggcstion,i vibration, every tone sweet and true. The Brunswick Ultona and the Brunswick Tone Amplifier work a miracle in tone production. They are an exclusive, patented Brunswick feature. Beautiful Cabinets Brunswick cases are worthy of the instrument Prices vary to suit every pocVetbook. Convenient Payments We deliVr Brunswicks and ricords immediately, and arrange convenient monthly piVments. .We make it easy to own a Hxunswick. There is,Differencein Records Tear Brunswick Wtcords, theyposscss a character and musical arrangcniVt with a nlw appeal. Note the KomUrjul difference Brlwick intrpretation gives to popular "hits" and the biitiful re nditioa of classics, bom vocal ana instrument. MARCH RECORDS ON SALE FEBRUARY 20. EASTERN QREGOfi lot, close ?:,ono. to high school. good Price 5-rnom modern bungalow, garage, full basement. Price 5320U. 8-rnom liouse, bur lot. This place can he mailo Into an excellent room ing place for lery little money. Geo. HlCurrey Thone 200J Real Estate Insurance FORD & GEORGE Main Al -J ltlde with a coiupani flhat is bonded. lively dilvVr unci every car bonded for your protection with the very best of service. CALL JIAIX 44 Snodgrass and ' immerman iineral Service Par- ir, Licenced Embal- racr, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Srain 02, Night Plioiv, Main 713. I.jOj Fourth St I Grande, Oregon, i i f I k9 I TV PROMPT! 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