Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 27 March 1962 — Page 8

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$ PETRIE « J I FAGER J ( mmub It might surprise you to know fl th<it Dcciitui* RotßilorS/ kiddie shop GERBER’S ARROLB SUPER DOLLAR MARKET TUIC E A WAfll 1 LUMBER CO., INC. _ -HU 1 * 8 ! HOLTHOUSE I HQ TEAK WlLLooo HAFLICH & Habegger - Schafer STATE BARK D rU co. MORRISSEY Hardware — LOCAL TAXES ' ■ ?■-' ■■’■■ : i • ■•” T _ ■l.q!• ■ < 1 . O X. • -7 ! ■ • : •' fl ■ H ■ fl H fl fl ■ ■ A fl fl fl H MI I - '|'l I I I i ■Bi I 111 W THE SUM OF wv WB 9 Bmf BB BB from Adams County tax records : ' .I • . '''.’■l ! "7 i • i Il ’ i I If* 7.;.•...•t.f^'-’-^SM®^^,.....••• .? '77 . «»> i ; This sum is largely property tax. The addilaßßheal estate taxes on the buildings occupied by the retailers would bring AmMal to over S IOO ,000 ~ 7 ’ ’ • 7 FERRIS ROWER | SHEETS TT E. F. GASS" ROWER JEWELER FURNITURE LADIES WEAR HARDWARE CO.i ji i ■■■■■■i ■■■ uia~a fin TAXES? You'd think some of us do ... the way we _ »' 1 i $' WELCOME TO pay our home community taxes, and then rush off to other DECATUR ' X CLOTHING STORE cH.. and .own., ,o b.lp .ho.. p.op!. pa, DAILY nFMOCDAT .;-'■* M MM You know, part of every dollar spent in any community goes IffllLl Ulelvl WISH I d| || ■ | | A ■ DI naturally to help defray that community's overhead expense —f° r c ’ t y* count Y' an< * school facilities. Moro trade volume KAYE’S K I R CONDITIONING means smaller direct tax bills . . . trade volume which leaves SHOE STORE _ >Z2 y- a community, leaves bigger tax bills ... for every individual — — ■■ni.n , ■ RICE x„^ * iv ” in t^at c ° mmunit y- NIBLICK & CO MEN’S WEAR mwfcivii« w. vast — •*^* < J But< course, Taxes are fun. Double your fun by doing your shopping where you pay part of the other fellow's taxes, too. J AHI LYN fx ;../ ' . ■ l SEARS - ROEBUCK "■ ? "" •

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1962