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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1944)
i p * ’ c ii F ’ ’ ?, fJftM 4|^M O BO ..O RBG O N A ? FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1914 > W a itin g fo r F lu s h 4 T’ J IIP Tb» çprd party sponsorsd G m » w»U a t t « 4 * i with 8 table! of p t o o c h ls ^ V a y V ith .^ igh afcow* btfJ by Mr» fiear^Q U h& m and Rm acorft» ,. held Pau« ’ Mr# T M. Rolfe and L, K. Smith held high »core and Earl Old* and Mar- cue Ealioctr low »cores. Refresh went» were served at c*a9e the party b y p t t e committee tti change. : { p ?' Hi n ,o d u o u d Rates Changed jKC.ri-* ~ r-»-.*- V g - . - . U ... fTr .r 704^ 7 The revised ra te s fo r w ithhold- ing inocme tax from w ages, pro- B.rneU ' / « ' >>y 'J"0™ t Mr, W D B u - T“ ? ct ®f 1944, ap^ y *" w w Pald hy an em ployer to his I . ’ u, • em ployees on and a f te r Ja n u a ry 1, T h , D alle. SatunUy on bu„- jm (. j£ cap and matching knit gove» com plete the uniforms. Wit holding Tax i»n business .IL L khaki ape)» *M M»MU gversea» cap. The gold weather outfit con sista o<W ind-i»»ista*t, mater-re- pettknt trousers and Held jacket. The jacket ia d iv e drab -wool-flan- n J Jtoad with rayo^-trooM rs • > BUck fe h cap with viw the garrison like twe halves ef a maohine, stand by a csv- 1M Is in a point and th« ready for his shot. J. W„ W,Uard Two "eW unifo,WI• be?n developed for Wacs and Army nurse« to tropical and cold dim - « t * , the Ninth Service Command Quartonnater learned today. V T The tropical uniform! con .n U oi cotton khaki slacks, matching shirts with convertible collar, and fo worn with ankle-high shoe-, J— Contender, and his hunt* Mr and Mrs daughter, •went to The DiBs» Trnda^ «» , insaa and to meet thsir~'»an( M- 8 < v I « „ B U « . who . p « a « V eral days visiting his brother, Jimmy, and family at Bingen, Washington. pj f l j r v ; ----------------- Mg and Mrs Charles Davis re- Urned ham» Thursday from Port- land Where they ^>ent several days Mr and Mr. com e tax , in individual case» the to be given by employer* to all i t A TinW withholding may be either more enrployees by January 81, 1946, 4 ,^ v A®fLi j sul less than before. . must «how all wages actually paid. Each week 6JD00 »older» who C ollector M aloney fu rth e r ex- d u rin g 1944, together with » H » .f c a f e < com pleted7 reconditioning a —*- k« plained that the .Withholding Re- amount of income tax withheld eru n m at Army hospital, are he • ceipt, Form W-2 (Rev.), for 1944 ¿ruing the calendar year. in s returned to duty. Colonel Lu- ther R. Moore, Ninth Service Com- nd Surgeon, announced today gist Fort Douglas, Utah. i 1 \ . /J of when w8g »re earned, J. W. Maloney, Col- rM George Wilcox and lector of In tern al Revenue, explain. D sar.w vrv hi today. TheDalies Friday when D ean had U nder the new law. for exam ple, Iky m K removed from hi» leg. any w ages earned in December, b u t not paid to th e em ployee until Mrs Charles Davis , le ft this J a n u a ry 1 or later, are subject to Tbttgfla^ f g . bortUnd to spend the new withholding rates. < 'rjrfMfcM 'pfcrerrts. M r Qn the average, about the sam e and xirs Roy. amount of tax will be~ withheld Mr awl M r, Dell O ld . le ft to r under tile new ratea a’ waa w ith ’ Portland Sunday where Mf O hl, heU under the old rat..». However . « since the ra te s w ere revised to went for medical attention. A, » ar-e v.. Davm Mr a d ju s t each em ployees w ith h o ld - w ent ¡r^ m o re ‘closely to his annual in- to The DaTIes Monday to bring Mrs W J Davis home alter s p e ll ing several day» visiting ner sou, Bui Devia and wife. ’ r ** d an ce Mr and Mrs Frank Pike return ed bom« Saturday evening from Portland w h ^ s U^r^s>»n| a wees . j - R k tv TMfy KEEP EM ROLLING A K t T M BACKBONE O f OffCMSC we Mvoem GHBISTMAS NIGHT •fXdN ttfcfey I» Th» Ladies Social Syrrios club at Schilling ’l l m ew- present, and refresh- „ ■ ... . .. by the hoatess. 3. Mr and Mr» Clyde Davis and frnfily of Ion» »peat »averti day» hère last week visiting hi» mother, v w •ti Mm A A IfdriffH SAYS ^ n iT id e a back of having 0 ’- Mhnta Supply and Imp. Co. chect over your “Caterpillar** Diesel now is much like buy ng insurance— you -prepare for the futnre. We recommend that yon take • advantage of the winter month« to get yonr tractor in shape for Sp ring work. Make a date with us now. O’MEARA ¿I Supply & Imp. Co A fu r coat. . . the loveliest g ift for th e lady you love. Give her dark «silky P ersian. . .rich, glow ing m u sk rat. These are ju et two of the very fa v o rite fu r s of th ri season. . . .and sensible in price. She’ll know you’ve chosen the very finest quality when «he see? o u r label. - 1 GRETA Smart Shop The Dalles Salem flço. M ie Paul Wflnon and family ef Moro, Dick Abe Mrs Anita Barnett YEARS AFTER 4 YEARS AFTER 6 YEARS AFTER 8 YEARS -IN 10 YEARS tfarjoi i^’ § for Seattle to WAVES? «■X—■ »■ " ■ ' r Iia ir a ic « Gral». Feed. FUrnr. Fuel Baga. TWU» I aáWb’W 0N E 8 ÇMI • . i« >76.50 e IT’S WORTN $80.00 IT’S WORTH >84.00 J it ’ s worth >92.00 ir s worth MOO.00 IT’S WORTH As^"t B. H. IfcKBAH « Z T 80M ¿ Vot Cash! AFTER 2 s n ^ n s a ro a r GA8 AND (M Tir—- - A tfw ^|r2 • ». n. raanc was mm But War Bonds increase in value — idle cash ? NOT! When you pay $75 for a $100 Bond, this is what happens: W. Mrs Anita Barnett mmbav ★ Both arc guaranteed by your Government. c i th» birthday anniversaries e f Mr. Dunlap and Mrs Vern 4 nanoM mav HOARD WAR BONDS i Mr* Kenneth Barj e t t , can », up from The Dalle» TueUff ta spend j k e n l day» v i a i t l n j » parents. ud hr, AA Wand * hw « m JT - No Dance Saturday Night •» M” ¿ 7 ^ » --, in i ? {fines» ixxrnxixrrH — • , a Grass Valley IOOE H a ll Nr ta d Mrs Sam D»v»a 4 e \it Io P ortland T u e sd a y on ouuneas for days. _ Mrs Art Bibby were in The D a ll« Monday* a i » i8 t ~ has been moved from W asco to Room 2, Pioneer Building, The . K £ E P FATTB . • W IT H O U R F IG H T E R S Dalles under the same, name Sherman C ounty friends are invited to call. O p e n evenings by appointment -BUT ,*-K . rffijffiJtjflr JEWt BONDS F O R KEEPS! II
