La Grande evening observer., March 05, 1926, Image 4

J - f '(i-
West's leadership expressed in.
Newest Spring Millinery
(IncorporMiHl)
Ail IikIijhmuIiiU NuHinppi
rRANK n. AlTMCIir
..KUItor and luliltah
HAHVKY K. MATT1IUWS
.Uuilnuu Munaror
I'ubllilmj vvvnlima, uxcuit Humlny, lit Mid Admin Avuuu,
La Orundo, Orogon. Tim Oluvrvur-Hiar publiaiivd every KrJday,
Knlerad at tho 1'oalufrtvu ut l.n Oi'iuiilo. Oifgoll, ua Uucond
Claai Mall Multur uuilur act of March H, U.
OFFICIAL I'AI'KU OF UNION COUNT! AND TIIM
CITY OK" LA Oil AN D1C
Chic Hats
for
Madam
' or ';';-" .'v
Madamoi8elle
ABOUT TIME FOR THE ALARM TO GO OFF
MKMUICK A8HOCIATKU IMIKHH
Tha Aaaoolatvil I'lvtui l vxelualvely enlltlud to Ui.l for pub
Uoatloa of all now dlnimtnlir urmlUod to II or not otherwlaa
eradllHd U iuollliud tlu-roln. All rliiliu of ropubllcatloo of
iwolal dlilolH lu tlila imvvt, uud alao the local liorm
la aleo wo rvuurvttu
"', uLflujuTTTniuN hatus
Dally, pur nionlli In nilviiiioo Tto
Dally, por l uiuiitlii In udvunuu $4.1
Dally, Inula copy ..................... -
I liy Hall ,
' naitw. di nionlli III ndvanco &04
Daily, ht tlx monllia lu udvanuo ..
Dally. Ir year In adviumo -
Waealy Obaarvor-Htar, ur your........:
li.ttf
......t.0u
li.00
ADVUItTIHINO ItATKb
Dlaplay, foreign, per column Inoli , .
Dlaplay. loonl, per ouluinn lurli
Time conduct rulte on application.
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,.,oo
TIIM OMNIPUKHKNT I N I'.' "Ami lli l.md mild imtu
Mu.. do unto tlm iii'oplo nnd anncliry tln-m and
lie ivaily ' for tho third dny tho Lord will comu
Uoun hi Hie night f "II Ih' people upon Mount Hlnul." .
ttk. I: ll-lli.
3 : Tlio itiliin is tlio real optimist. In the midst of house
5 hunting ho has time, for n sontr. ;
' . l SAVING Til UK 10 DOLLARS PER PERSON.
A Hie now tax bill paused by ctmirrejM is looked upou as
the lust definite move in tho direction of economy that the
Kopubliom administration will ho ulilo to nuiko durinir this
- term. Those in n position to know the needs of the coun
j try best ndiiiit thnt eendi'uires of the future nro likely
' to' Ire greater, of necessity, than they now are. Coolidjrc's
economy program, for nil practical purposes, is consum
mated. Figuring the per capita reduction, tho new tax bill means
little to the average citizen tin ttveragc of about throe
' dollars a year to every man, woman and child in tho coun
try. It raises the exemption so that some two or thro
million people will be eliminated from tho income tax wy-
ing class.;': In the aggregate tlvo federal 'government will
: spend about $187,000,000 less this year than previously,'
rulte a few million' to be diverted .into channels of busi-
neas and industry without going through the treasury. The
bitf;ndvAriUigQ T tho tax reduction is in that direction
i stimulating business ' and commercial activity mid giving
grwiM aintiuiit'tflf'capi1nl'ro'V'exi1iiiisltinlind development
Th smnll taxpayer is. benefited very little in a direct way.
S It will depend on tho march of prosperity to show what
his benyfit is indirectly; '' , SV ,- ,
it- Tim new tax law makes numerous changes that arc
k interesting toMho averagv person-elinmtation of tax on
auto parts and tires, pool hallsammunition, deeds and con
' veyances, reduced tax on automobiles, etc. A concise state
ment of tho changes provided by the new bill is as follows:
Normal taxes -I ' por cent to 5 per cent ( for-
! merly 2 per cent to ( ivr cent),
s : IVrsonal exemptions For single persons $l.f00
( (formerly $1,000); for married persons ?:i.5tH
"? i (formerly $2,500); for dependents $100 each '(no
?i change).
' Fjirnod Income Deduction- 2." per ctit of tax (no
i change). All income under $.".Oti0 net is "eanied"
' (no change). Maximum income which may le
? i classed as earned ?20.0(H1 (formerly flO.tHH)).
i i Surtaxes I vr cent to 20 per cent on 'amounts
i - , of greater than $loo,ooti (formerly 1 por cent to v,
i ! 10 iH'r cent on amounts proa tor than ?."0tt,(HMt).
; Kstato taxes Fxemption of $1(M.(HH) (former-
$ i ly $.ri0,OtiO), t ihm- cvl to 20 por cent on amounts
I givater than $10,t00.tMH (formerly 1 per cent 'to
10 pr cent on amounts givater than $10,000,000).
: 1 Cmlil on inlieiitaiuv taxes paid to slates of 2."
;! i ptr cent (no ehanuo) du'iinv: l'.2t, jmd credit of
' SO per, cent tbeivatter. t'i'he old estates taxes
; wet mhiceil l" per cent nHixmctively in ixjrsttt
;i . to the old law).
U tint taxes. -Abolished (foinieily 1 hm" cent to
' 10 iH'r cent). Iletrojieiive ivxltiction tlio same as
; s for estate Lixos.
Automobile ti-.xes (u'lmeHy 5 (ht cent). On
: trucks, aMishod; on pa.oengor automobiles. .'! jvr
i wnl; on tux's ;mi v;ut.. alni'ishcd.
i theater admissions tax.--One cent on each
ten cents or fraction (no ehangv). Tickets costing
' 7.rH" or less tiormetly r(V) exempt,
it Tax pubhcily.- AtmhshiHl.
! In addition many minor taxes woie aUvhshod.
.including those on the loUovviiig items: Camems,
? films, fiivarms, ammunition, smokers' articles, slot
it machines, mah ioiiv; sets. oljets d'mt' jewelry,
i t Ihiu hug alley s and t unms, shooting galleries,
i i riding academics, yachts, deeds and conveyances.'
i Taxes on lov.er-puced cigars wetv twtuceti.
; v V. WLTvW I H&ZS!HMfiQ
OFFICE
CAT
THAOS MANH mo.
I'Vtv illo frtim overwork Imt
ninny from ovrw urry.
A tftrivsiuMMlriil uroir its fol
low: IHnr I tlltot-: I'lniM Irll inr thr
nililnN of Hit nioM n'linlilc Foi
tiino Ifllt'i'." Anvlutit. ' , ' ' 1
Tho tsHloi hIm'Iv it'iHr4l: 'lUiiui
Hinl HiuiUtnvi, Now York."4 ,
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Spray tnr Oislroyn all m-niH. iuU
vim' tho Movt-rmiu'iU; Tiy tt on
tlio IU'1 book nitoiit.
KH'Kl.K KH1KNlS
Vw ynu-H UK" Bho mtltnillti'il 'to
nn niiHtton, niol, much, loh Ui'
llHutRy of lo'r frttm1, tiAAifi)
dnys imor. I'roni ihu lUiHton Kvt.
ping Aiuortcni.
Passaic Woolen Mills
May Cease Activity
I-ASMAIi', N. J. Mar. 5, (Al')'
HMrntorH (inlay hail nntlcr l-oiihIiI-1'iatUm
a proposal fur a foipplt ti
rtliolilown tif wotilrn inllla, hikI
Ntrlki'i'S ha tied ycHlonlay'H para do
of I.ikmi worUfiH iih u mural vWtnry
ovor tho polloo who littvi' broken
up provtmiM nathi'i'lnirn.
Approximately 7. mho workers
are mil of work ami an amlltlonal
l.niiO vlH,vho affeoloil by a shut
down. A ronforenro itf operators
lo decide, oi (.hoiMlyliwiblljiy tif n
'shutdown was1 ankotl1 tor today or
tomorrow. ( t,
iVople oomplatn of I ho hbrh
ow( of fond but there seems to be
just ns much bidifi shun f rm
ovort'iiltup us ever.
A fashion wrlliT Ibal w-
iih'u r oonltmly to onrxjoiil.v
two (in fiueut-! Wiuitlor U Hint iv
fors to ptjniiinx
'Vrwpocttw TS'mint - If I pay the
ifnt you are nsktnir, I'm airntd I (
WOnt tH Sl'le tO ke.tp lie Willi
from the door.
IIIIUH' rtlP'lll J-l IK' .WIIIU'I "MI .
a(tenl to iliai, sir. rvu tuuinaiH oi
sny kind an allowed in this buihl-
9
l.e-ve is blind.
W o nrv told -ruill
Mul'hy
I'Hrts too bold.
m
W hen man sH-nks abmit Ihxv
hc Ins home h- pnKli i it
u-rriutf lo the r.d or dos.
Pierce Pledges Hcl)
Of Honus Commission
Mi:iti outv tiv. Mr. t vr
AC ;t Uuoiut-t isnni by li t d
Urd .ini inaa l. k'Um v,s
whtth lo .- the pnmitO pak-
r, (lounior W.iH.M- M. l'ti-iv' last
aishi pi. dir d his o n nod the
Miplrt ol Ho simile bentis Miituiis
in tin .iitnttlu.tttea I sUile
bono? b:(S on .I.icKmki eovmi y
Und. The co eroor tor; her -vlaivd
tl-.-l the M.diord trnc-iiion
distrtet w one the uieM Mn'
nwiul ot the Plate.
KeH t riOK U ii:llN I
governor Mbi' "In the i , m
of and doiiUi, i:e Lfiotii
ssl l.ill lo the Notdi.r
bo w b--n ih-- omintt-y w a bi
dWtfer. Tte fommlvilotl in ( -hm,t
lb.- t'o And often r b'.
I iSlOMI tv eoeolll :ifid b vill.
itHnt, but ti'H iv loo miu'3 v uuut
i- r-p-vtvd of
In the Circuit Court of I'liloii
County. Oregon.
Veru Itaiiilln, rtalnllff,
i vs. t y r .
rmnl yU'hnsJv lieiendnnt,
'fo the nlm named defendant,
Krank P- Hmnltn: f
In the ntiimt uf'tlH'' State of Orr
Kon you aro hreby'rtsiulred to ap
pear and answer the toniplalnl
rib herein itKaiiiNt. you In tlio
nbqT entitle.! court . and rauso
iwiibln K woeVs from tho date of
Clean NiCKELWARE
I in. liH Sunshine
Liuui
AT ALL GOOD
Ilia first publlealion of this siiiu
t n tins, vix: l-Vhruary. ItMh. I!2ii,
and If you fnil so to answer for
want thereof the plulntiff will take
a drcroo n pa I nut you for tho ro
tivf prayed for in her couml:',,.
to-wlt: 'Kor tho dissolution of the
marriage rotation now existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant and
for the custody of tho minor chil
dren of unld parties. This sum-!
inons is published by virtue of an
order or the above entitled court
made and entered Kebruary ISth,
1Ii2fl, directing servico of summons
herein by publication or said sum
mons once n week for six conseeu-'
tivo weeks In the lu Grandu Kvo- '
nlng Observer, n newspaper pub
lished In Im O rondo, Oi-egan. and
fixing tho dato of the first pub-j
llcatlun thereof, us Kebruary lyih. J
126. -? !
K. !!. ItlNOO. j
Attorney for Plaintiff, residing,
at 1-a (.Irande, Cnion county. Ore- i
gon. "
Kob. 19, 2G-M:u 6,-14, 10. 20. ,
Children's
Hats are a
' ! '. r '. : ' M . ..
specialty
with us
ALL (he spirit, enthusiasm, and gaiety of Springtime is ex
pressed in the smart new Spring Millinery this season. And
Spring will surely be more brilliant than ever if these hats arc
prophetic of the season to come.
Every hat shows that subtle individuality that will appeal
to women of discriminating tastes. Assortment includes small,
medium and large models of silks, straws, felts and combina
tions in all the fashionable new shades. , '
"Noted for Exclusive Millinery''
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
LA GRANDE'S LEADING STORE FOR 25 YEARS
Oyning
Your Own Home
An ou getting away from
tho landlord Are yo t g?-l-tmff
any elos;f to1 thai homo
whirJi you oae tjlktJ bot.
Tlw builf :nd planned'
accordittr 'to jour t:lo,
.V ''Kink ortint nit uy.
by weekly Uvpoua will bring, ';
cw to yor pui Jt a suv-'
prissngly short lime.
La Grande
National
Bank
Sound . Hvtlabl - Proc)
Hi
i
Hot Cross
Buns
If you 'haven't .vours, hen iiituil.v.
OKI relish SSt.v lo "lti;uie to soil puxlucts,"
.GwiUiams' Electric Bakery
Otvtto Ohrer In Iwim
CHILDREN
!
require foods rich in vita
mins the kind that abound
in cod-liver oil to build up
body nd strength.
Scott's Emulsion
assures growing children vita
min factors that they need
but do not always get
in ordinary food. Feed
your child Scott's!
Candy
Special
Some nwre of those fine
Chcl:ttc Nut M;uh
usaHows. They'tif (JtTat'.
that's what every Ixtfy
s;ys-
iic Half lVund
Tia Them!
Red Cross
Roasted in clean, fresh air
a few pounds at a time
Hills Bros. CofTcc is not roasted in
bulk, but, rather, a few pounds at a
time. This patented continuous-roasting
process permits of even tempera
ture and constant ventilation. Clean,
fresh air circulates through the roast,
.i' developing that inimitable flavor
' that has made Hills Bros. Red Can
the pride of the coffee-loving West.
.To prove what controlled roasting
docs for coffee, break the vacuum
seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Release
an aroma the like of which you never
met before. Then brew a cup and
raise it lo your lips. In all the world,
no flavor to compare to this! Ask for
Hills Bros, by name and look for the
Arab on the can. It's quite important.
To make a perfect cup of cotfee,
brew as described in "The Art of
Entertaining,"' mailed free upon
request. Write Hills Bros., San
Francisco.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
COMPARE OUR TIRE PRICES
with mail older prices.
Firestone, Oldfield Quality" are good tires.
; Priced low.
PRICES REDUCED BUY NOW
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-500. Cor. 4th and Adams
7 r&r 9Tiriwt frrvw Fmck
iH.k krtfi the ewfet frtk
l
ft-
Boys' and Girls' Togs
Jack Tar, Stonewall
and
Cinderella
. . Xone better on .
the market and aVY
K- 'J nt prices within l' !
' . .... ..l. ..r ..ii s J w
iti-u vi tin. 7fr'vfc
ZJX .' you the kind
Hi , "".; '
"v im win .""iji i-iM
:.. i i-
Luii.. i .c 11 ii u aiva.vs .
JACK 7V( '""N KtKMl.
Select v.mi--i'liiL k'iLJA
(uvu s i", aster ou ;
1 1 .. i l. : i . t 1 l
I lit il' Hill I t
Plin-,1 V
T3c to $2.95
Madjre Evans Uij-h Grade Hats ?2.9."5 to $5.95
lioys' lints and Ciis.: 30c to $1.23
"Ladies' Silk Hose, popular color $1.00
r i
Crib r.lankets, size IWx'tO . 75c
Star Embroidery Thread, tt for i6c
SUtr Crochet Thread, extra l;ii j;v b;ll 10c
Children's Shoes 50c to $33
We Have n Complete Stuck of All Sixes.
Infants lo Ytmnjt Girls mul Ytumtr r..
Norton's Kiddy 6hop
i
i
A
Drud Store'
AT ETML WUX5CJJTS
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