Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1933 — Page 5

■|[f SUMMARY K income tax Hg ■ |n;irs |. Given of In- ■ n , Incom? Tax '■l‘ a w Regulations ■ ’ • Special. - likl • tax law it .ifMB : . lae paragraphs the instructions on the

1 1 ■ • 1 ■ - - ■[LIST OF FIRMS PARTICIPATING ■ in the (treasure hunt

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■ Martz Barber Shop Roop Restaurant H. Fortney Shoe Shop M Saylors Motor Co. ■B Lose Barber Shop M Comet Lunch Rooen M Mi Lady Beauty Shop |H Pumphrey Jewelry Store H. P. Schmitt Market M C. A. Douglas Co. ■ Teeple 4 Peterson ■ Home Grocery ■ A. 4 P. Store Vogiewede Shoe Store H Economy Store ■ 0. K Barber Shop HI Holthouse-Schulte Co. H Schafer Hardware Store ■ Decatur Daily Democrat H Vance & Linn ■ Eats Restaurant H Lose Bros. —Pool Room ■ Keller Jewelry Store H Miller-Jones Shoe Store B Green Kettle B Nichols Shoe Store I Gass Ready to Wear ■ Callow & Kohne ■ Carls Confectionery ■ Walters Plumbing Biiite Mountain Cream Station ■ Bells Grocery ■ City News Stand ■ Yager Bros. ■ Peop.es Restaurant B J. Bright Auto Electric I Omlor Confectionery I Zwick 4 Son I Sheets Dry Cleaners I Miller Bakery I Decatur Electric Shop I Vita Gift Shop I Fisher 4 Harris I J. J Newberry | Smith Drug Store I Carmelcrisp ’Shop ■ Dixie Queen Fruit Morris 5 & 10c Store I Holthouse Drug Co. Lankenau Dry Goods City Light & Water Dept. Thompson Chevrolet Goodyear Service Inc.

large number of the Treasure Hunt Gifts will be saeks of Suarkling Crystal White Sugar.

HITE’S GROCERY Phones 31 and 204 Sugar— -10 lbs 47c New Prunes, 1 A y , Latge can Pork 1 (L. pound lUC and BeansAW MACARONI Gallon cans CKp 3 tbs ZD€ Apple Butter.. Snap, 10 bars Kraut White Laundry. £it)C can tJV SAUSAGE P “" 15® Pure Buck- nr n N« w Walnuts "heat, sack . . pound Black Raspber- 1 r Small Pineapple 1 nes, can IOC can Rice, new Blue £ z . Lima Beans 1 lip Rose, fb DC a can IVV APPLES. Steel Red Bu. Basket 85c Gal. can Black Large cans Peaches in Raspberries .... OUC heavy syrup 17p can * * 1 ork and Beans f* Z1 Quart cans 1 «an DC Mustard 1 CHOCOLATE DROPS " lOc 2 lb. box Gra- fir Peaches and Ap- lAp ta- Cruel!;™.. 25c ricols. I»• run IVC New Barley 1 Az. 2 cans Fant> 25 C Pound lUC Peas ... 1 5c I™ 25c PINEAPPLE 15® Red Beans r"" Brazil Nuts l£ C can t)v pound —. Barge cans ””“l A n Barge cans 1 £>£ Kidney Beans .. AUC Plums .• • j■ • ’ Tomato Soup r Quart jar Salad 2£ C can DC Dressing

bark of the annual return blank now being printed. Rec * l ' ,t " shown on the f ar& Nbf this return or in the accompanyi ing schedules must be totals for L the eight month period from May 1, 1933, to December *l, 1933, facia|«lve, even though a previous re. . I turn has been made. A separate I quarterly return for October, November and December 1933 is not required. b. If your total gross taxable receipts were in excess of $666.67 during the eight monCha from May 1, 1933, to Des ember 31 1933. inclusive you must file this return and pay ' tax. From your receipts for the

Rice Hotel D. F. Suman Pool Room Northern Indiana Public Service Auto License Bureau Citizens Telephone Co. Knapp Hardware Cloverleaf Cream Stat., Monroe St. White Spot Restaurant Leo Kirsch, Hudson-Essex Winnes Shoe Store Elberson Service Station Pingrey Barber Shop Mutschler Meat Market Doc's Place Vogiewede Shoe Repair Mart Gilson Shoe Repair Gloria Helen Beauty Shop Mrs. Braden Dress Shop Boknecht Service Station Wertzberger Confectionery Lee Hardware Edward Studio Niblick Dry Goods Lee Restaurant ’ Commercial Print Shop Decatur Lumber Co. Kroger Store—So. Second St. Sprague Furniture Co. Christman Service Station Brunnegraff Grocery Millers North End Grocery Gladfelter Service Station Highway Service Station McManama Grocery West End Restaurant Appelman Grocery Hain Meat Market Hower Grocery Walter Deitsch Grocery Miller’s West End Grocery S. E. Hite Grocery Bonifas Restaurant Erie Grocery H. Lammiman Grocery Runyon Garage Kocher Lumber Co. Ashbaucher Tin Shop Riverside Garage Kern Garage Girod Tin Shop Kroger Store—N. Second St. Mi-Lady Dress Shop Farr-Way Cleaners Stucky Hatchery

■ECATVR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8,1933. •

?°. ntlls you Bhall <>««“<* f bb.67 before computing the tax. All receipts of cash or the equivalent in property are taxable except: 1. Money received directly from the United States government. Outright gifts, 3 Inheritances received by process of law from the deceased in the form In which they existed at the death of the decedent. 4. Loans, either when received or whn repaid. 5. Pensions, annuities or life insurance endowments insofar as the amount received is not greater than the amount paid iu by tlie taxpayer previous to their receipt. 6. Receipts from life insurance by virtue of the death of the Insured 7 Taxes collected as agent lor the state or federal government or any subdivisions thereof. 8. Traveling expenses if recived strictly as such provided accurate account of such expenses is kept. 9. Re cefpts by reason of maturity of bonds or preferred stock. d. Compute tax at one per cent of 1

Answering the Question about using BEET SUGAR For Candy Making. l ' Gertrude Hoithouse Helena Holthouse | FORGET-ME-NOT CANDY COMPANY Makers of Pure High-Grade Confections 333 North Fourth St. Decatur, Indiana, December 7, 1933 Central Sugar Co., * Decatur, Indiana. Gentlemen: This being the "Sweetest Week" in the history of Decatur, we. the Forget-me-not Candy company, wish to subscribe our name as users of “Sparkling Crystal White Beet Sugar,'-’ in the making of Forget-me-not Candies, as well as in the making of cakes and cake Icings, and have no hesitation in recommending its use for any and all of these purposes. 1 At last, we have a perfect general purpose beet sugar. In its sparkling purity we see the dawn of future greatness, wherein Decatur and the entire surrounding territory will be warmed I to comfortable prosperity. Sincerely yours, FORGET-ME-NOT CANDY COMPANY, by Gertrude Holthouse. — - ; : 1 ' 1 -- ■— — — i Fisher & Harris Phones 3 and 1 Fine Groceries

Baldwin Applet. large No. 1 Michigan, 7 pounds2sc Bushel basket ... 98c Sugar, Decatur Crystal White Granulated for all purposes, 10 pounds4Bc 4.x Non Caking Powdered Sugar, 2 Ib._ packages 17c Dromedary Citron, ’ Lemon, Orange or Grape Fruit Peel, 4 oz. pkgloc No. 1 New California Budded English Walnuts, lb2sc Sweet Potatoes, selected No. 1 Porto Ricans, 4 tbsl9c Cranberries, solid red ripe, pound 10c Rinso, large pkgs... 22c Small pkgs., 3 for 25c White Naptha Laundry Soap, 10 bars 24c Fels Naptha Soap 10 bars 48c Palmolive Toilet Soap 3 barsl7c Potatoes. No. 1 White 15 lb. peck 28c Pillsbury Prepared Buckwheat Flour, large bag2Bc Pancake Flour, large bags ■.. 25c Swantons Pure Buckwheat Flour, 4'/ 2 lb. bag for 25c Rolled Oats, Gold Medal, large pkg. cup and saucer in_ ■. each pkg2sc Bulk Rolled Oats 5 tbs. 19c Macaroni, short cut, 3 pounds2sc Syrup, Golden, No. 10 gallon49c No. 5, '/ 2 -gallon.. 29c

t receipts from the following sour-1 ces: 1 Salaries and wages. 2. Com- >; missions or other compensation i » for pyrsonal services. 3. Sale or ’ I capital asseta or personal property. - 4. Interests, rents, royalties, divl- • . (lends and all other receipts by rea- > son of the investment of capital. 6. ’ Performance of contracts. 6. Retail ! ■ sales. (Seo f) 11 e. Compute tax at one-fourth of ■ one per tent of receipts from the i following sources; 1. Manufncttiri ing. 2. Wholesaling. 3. Jobbing. 4. | I Agriculture. 6 Mining and produc i liol of natural resources. (See f). | f. The above classifications apply 1 in accordance with the following general principal: Any sale made to the user or consumer Is a retail i sale except where such sale is to | a manufacturer where the article i sold becomes an integral part of . any completed article produced for ■ resale or where the article sold to the manufacturer is consumed in the completed manufacture of any

Crystal White, No. 10 gallon 55c No. 5, V 2 -gallon.. 32c ! Maple Flavor, No. 5 >/ 2 gallon39c Pearl Hominy, 91bs. 25c 3 pounds 10c Can Hominy, 3 large cans 25c 12*/jC quality Sweet Corn, 3 cans .... 29c Butter. Cloverleaf Creamery, lb. ... 25c Oleo, Delicia, 2 lbs. 19c Crackers, quality soda 2 th. box2sc P. W. Crackers, 2 pkgs 25c Toilet Paper, 4 - 1000 sheet rolls 19c Pretzels, small, fresh, pound 18c Pork and Beans or Red Kidney Beans, 3 cans 20c Coffee, Quality Golden Rio, 2 tbs29c Chase & Sanborn Coffee, 2 tbs4sc pound 25c Old Master Coffee, 2 poundsssc pound 30c Lye, Red Seal, can .. 10c Borax, 20 Mule Team pound pkg. 18c Ovaltine, 50c size.. 42c SI.OO sizeß4c Tomato Soup, 3 can 20c Heinz Mushroon or Noodle Soup, 2 Ige. cans 29c Stock Salt,'so pound Block 87c Mortons Prepared Salt Smoke and Sugar Cure, 10 tb. tin. . 95c Mortons Sausage Seasoning, 10 oz. can 23c Head Lettuce, large s’sloc Full assortment Fruits and Vegetables

FIFTH AVENUE FASHIONS By ELLEN WORTH Seams Are Smart And Slenderizing ■ Here's good news for ladies who ) Y*r — X are not as slim as they once were! z X7 \ * J Almost all of the new clothes are fc, >. designed to make you look as tall and slim as can be. And when you jaL iSI "edited” to be worn successfully . by the mature figure—when you realize the importance of soft colors and good materials—no one 1 will guess that you are over- t KU JIM weight. ‘ f This frock, in particular, is a . pJSOBSM * triumph of slenderizing cut. *”'i Seams begin at the neckline and . slant diagonally, terminating in ' . yOa points that work wonders with the hipline. Il is very becoming in ecl gray or putty beige, but this does If not mean that it must be dull. A 'A ' flash of white crepe shot with . j metal or of Chinese red or blue ’-.Wt / actually detracts from the sllhou- I"'' \ BagaMBSM i ette when it is introduced in a I ■rlM collar and jabots like this. Size I -it * \FT 1 34 requires 3 yards 39-ineh mate- I ) Till (.1 1 rial. r ’» yard 39-inch contrasting. /' Width about 1% yard. 1 \ Pattern No. 5402 is designed for H Ali Sizes 32. 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46. ’*"6 I ' Vvie-xS 48, 50 bust. s 1 Copyright. 1933. hy United Feature Syndicate. Inc. No. 5402 Size Price for Pattern 15 Cents. name street address ! °ity state Our New Fashion Book is out! Send for it—put check here and enclose 10 cents extra for book. Address orders to New York Pattern Bureau the Decatur Daily Democrat Suite 110, 220 East 4snd St. New York City. (Editor’s note—do not mail orders to Decatur, Indiana.)

article produced for resale. g. Deduct previous payments of gross income tax, if any, in the i spaces provided at the Iwittoni of the first page of this blank. h. All payments must be made, accompanied l»y a properly evecuted return, th the Gross Income Tax Division, Department of Treasury State House, Indianapolis.’’ ••(Jeneral" Coxey Plans U. S. Senatorial Race Massillon, Ohio. —(U.R>—"General'’ Jacob Coxey, whose term as mayor here expired Dec. 1. has no inten-

Jra'iEf mu f Be sure and say I Want BEET SUGAR Made in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan Beet Sugar is the best sugar in the world. It is 100% pure. All experts agree on this fact. For every cooking purpose —for every sweetening purpose —for every household use there is no superior. Buy and use Beet Sugar Made in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan and you’Jl help the wage earners of these states. Ohio, Indiana and Michigan raise your Sugar Beet crop. When you buy Beet Sugar you help tens of thousands of workers—vour fellow citizens—to get a deserved and needed living. They need your help —your support —right now. This request is perfectly fair. When buying Beet Sugar you get the world’s purest sugar and at the same time lend a helping hand to some wage earner at no extra cost to yourself. Tell your grocer todav "I want Beet Sugar Made in Indiana, Ohio or Michigan and 1 don’t mean . maybe!” Buy, Use and Boost BEET SUGAR Indiana. Ohio and Michigan Beet Sugar is available in 5-10-25 and 100 lb. sacks. For sale at ail Farmers and ManufacturersßeetSugar Association,Saginaw,liich.

| tkm of remaining long out of public life, if he can prevent it. Tlie famed leader of "Coxey’s Army.” which marched on Washington many years ago, is a candidate for tlie office of United States senator from Ohio. He opened liis campaign in an address before a crowd at Smithville, Ohio, and expounded the 16-point platform on which he hopes to obtain the Republican senatorial nomination. Coxey pins his hopes for success on the 75,844 voters who supported him at the Ohio presidential primary in 1932.

SMALL TOWN'S LIGHTING PLANT IS PROFITABLE Helps Cut Tax Rate j\nd Care For Unemployed in City Wasliington. Ind., Dec. .7. <U.R> ' A municipally owned electric plant. Is carrying the major portion of i this city's fight against depression. Primarily, the revenue from the electric plant, rates of which are | among the lowest In the state, lias , permitted reduction of the city tax rate from $1.12 on SIOO property valuation to 11 cents, in three years. Hnthuaed over the successful operation of the electric plant, the city has purchased its own waterworks and street railway system. $600,000 Water Plant Ail surplus water revenue is being uaed to pay for the $600,000 plant bought last year. After tlie debt is retired. In about 10 or 15 years, the surplus revenue from the two utilities is expected to operate the city’s government without a tax levy. The street railway system makes no profit but is operated for convenience. The electric plant was bought by , the city in 1900 at a nominal cost. Since then improvements have been made and it now has an in-1 vestment value of $600,000. Tax Reduction The tax reductions were made possible by using $40,000 annually j from tlie light plant revenue for operation of the city government. This year. $90,000 was transferred from tlie light plant to the general I fund. Despite the depression revenue from the plant has continued to increase. Profit last year was $121,000. As a result city officials have secured permission to reduce elec-

Decatur, Indiana \ Pork Roasts 1 rt-li Picnics medium size ' Ji’ : c Pork Steak lean, tasty slices, lb. WMMi 10c SWISS STEAK POT ROAST Lean. Tender, Juicy Tender Young Beef pound pound 15c 10c BUTTER.es lb. 21c 01e0.ex.3 lbs 25c CREAM CHEES?] 2 lbs. OQp FINE, FULL RICH FLAVOR “ M V ' MACARONI-SPAGHETTI 2 lbs. PRUNES 1 3 lbs. Large 40-50 size—Fancy HOMINY 4 No. 2 - cans 25c Country Club —Large Firm Kernels PEACHES 2 No. 2 - cans 25c Avondale—Halves in Rich Syrup PINEAPPLE No. 2' -= can £g c Avondale —Luscious Slices in Syrup BREAD 24 8c FRUIT and VEGETABLES Grapefruit 5c Oranges £= 10 lbs 39c Sweet Potatoes lb 5c Fancy Texas, Fine Candied Apples 4 Ibs2s‘

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trlclty rates by approximately $20,• 600 annually next year. It Rained Clama Seattle —(UP) — While digging clams Dan Zldo was showered by clams from the air. Seagulls were dropping them on recks so they | could eat the clams, He stopped digging and gatered those dropped by the gulls. The gulls had stolen his pile farther up the beach. LABORATORY TESTS CHECK EFFICACY r KELLOGG’S ALL-r , Show Why This D< Cereal Overcomes Co Constipation There are scientific rca ’ the success of All-Bran i , - venting and relieving comn • i stipation. Laboratory inver t ii ' show that it supplies “bulk” t > e ■ ercise the intestines; and v: amut B to promote appetite, and help t >no the intestinal tract. These two important food >- ments aid regular habits, and I < do away with the headach: of appetite and energy, so often ) result of constipation. The “bulk” in All-Bran it ! in action — much like that cf i - tuee. Inside the body, it f j soft mass, which gently clea intestines of wastes. Isn’t this pleasant “cereal v far more healthful than using | and drugs—so often habit-formin ! Just eat two tablespoonfuls of Kellogg’s daily—enough for most types of constipation. If not-re-lieved this way, see your doctor. Besides, All-Bran brings your body twice as much blood-building iron as an equal amount by weight of beef liver. Special cooking processes make All-Bran finer, softer, more palatable. Equally tasty as a cereal, or used in cooking. Recipes on tho red-and-green package. Sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.