Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 27, Hammond, Lake County, 21 July 1921 — Page 8

CAPITAL. STOCK TAXES 1ST BE PNDJOLY 31 Government Issues Warning Calling Attention to Penalties for Violations.

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July 31 la the last day for filing returns of the capital stock tax. To avoid penalty, the returns must be in the hands of the collectors of Internal revenue on or before midnight of that date. iUank forms are available at the office of Collector of Internal Revenue M. Bert Thurman, Federal Building. Indianapolis, Form 707 is required lor domestic, and 708 for foreign corporations. The capital ttock is a special excise tax imposed on corporations with respect to "carrying on or doing business." The tax on domestic corporations is Jl for each $1,000 or so much of the fair average value of its capital stock for the preceding year ending

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Canning Vegetables A new and better way which saves hours of work

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"Just like they came from the garden."

nd you'll save hours of hot work in the kitchen, if you can thmffs now in this better way we recommend. You don t stand over scorching stove this new way. You put things m. come back and take them out. That's all. This new way is called Lorain Oven Canning. See how simple it is: For iiimn'f: Tk tomaloen; fleet gaoi wild n; drop Tor an Infant ir t bol'ing water to loo.cn the .kin. r..l. Th.a pack whol. In Kllm lar. to S "-h from top. Ad1 on. t.a.poon of .alt. Bu! . !!,' J i"ut on top. and partly !. Then put Jan. In ov.n. Set I.orVln" wheel Vt :"o degree.. Then for.et all about It for on. hour P.t "a-m clock to r.mlnd you whin th. time 1. up. Th.n tak. out jar. a.ni .eal ttshUi'- That', all. And next xvinter they uill be so firm and solui you can quarter them

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OVEN HEAT REGULATOR

The "Lorain" Oven Heat Regulator which, by a simple turn, gives you the choice of 44 measured and controlled oven temperatures. Gas Ranges are equipped with "Lorain1

Gas Ranges

equipped with the Lorain" Oven Heat Regulator are now being demonstrated in ou'r stove department. W e urge you not to m.ss

this opportun tv to learn more apoui tnese uc-umu. ..... gas stoves and about the wonderful "Lorain," woman, best friend in the kitchen. Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company Salesroom: 571 Hohman Street Hammond, lnd.

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June 30 as in excess of $5,000. Foreign corporations are required to pay I a tax at the rate of $1 for each $1,000' of their capital employed in the transaction of business in the I'nited States without the benefit of the $5,000 de-, duction. The tax is payable in advance, returns filed in July of this year covering the taxable year beginning July 1, 1.21, and ending June 30, 1922. The bureau of internal revenues estimates that approximately 325,000 such returns will be filed, and that ' the amount of revenue, collected from this source will be approximately $90,000,000. IIETVHNS REQIIKE1) Returns' are required of every domestic corporation regardless' of the par value of its capital stock, and of every foreign corporation irrespective of the amount of capital employed in this country in the transaction of Us business. Certain corporations not organized 'for profit are exempt from capital stock tax. The clasw of argan-

izations entitled to the exemption is described in regulations 50. revised, copies of which may be obtained at the office of the collector. In addition to the added "assessment a fine of not more than $1,000 is provided for failure to make a return on time. For wilful refusal to make a return, wilful evasion of the tax, wilful refuj'al to supply information requested by the commissioner, or at

tempting in any way to evade the taxi

and payment when due, the penalty is a fine of not more than $10,oo0 or imprisonment for not more than one j par, or both.

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H Will start tomorrow in Hammond's largest .millinery stores g I 1 50 hats in a great variety of styles and shades, made of fine H quality 1 Taffeta, Georgette, Ribbon, Fancy Braid

Hats for most every occasion, including many Sport Hats in

the favored styles. Wide brim Hats hats for dress. All included in this great sale.

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CANDY! Special "JELLY BEANS" lb. 19c

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Old Style MALT-HOPS (per set) 79c

Kirk's Hard Water Kirk's Kirk's American Casteel Soap Olive Soap Family Soap 3 Bars 25c 4 Bars 25c 10 Bars S9c Salted PEANUTSy HIRE'S ,gc Special,, per lb. 1 I EXTRACT ii Poun-J Package ,tJ7PCP' Yellow American or Brick 0,3C MAS0N PAR0WAX Cream, per lb JARS fo; LARD Mlt'.Fm':... 35c & 85c 1 BUTTERINE J,f.r..43ctt95c frwtjar BUTTER P!rn:LPaf'.Cre'm:45c wr PURE JAM L3....2SC per . 10c FRUITLADES rsltliT-'arSSc 35c COFFEES! COFFEES! Try Oar Very Best Try Oar Fancy ."Gold Medal" "Sahtos'1 35c lb. 3 lbs. $1.00 25c lb. 4 lbs. 95c

Have you tried our tea? For hot weather our orange Pekoe Ceylon makes a very delicious drink. Delicious new crop, per lb

Stores in Six Cities

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47 Stores in Six Cities

188 State St. (Hammond) 641 Hohman St. HAMS Finest Quality, lb. 20c

MOTOR TRAFFIC SIGNS PLACED

150 Hats Values to $20 3 Great Groups

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And, too, you will find many of our Pattern Hats, such as the famous "Andrea", "Consello" and others.

Special slg'ns warning motor traffic which have been erected In various sec tions of Lake county by the Lake coun ty branch of the Hoosier State Automobile Asaociation are only a. part of the protective work being done for the automobile owners of Indiana by the state association, according to a statement Issued by Dick Schaaf, who l. g-eneral chairman for the Lake county branch of the association "Trail markings and danger signs will be found all over the state," according to A. S. Hess, special danger signs and warning signs are bing erected west or Gary, and have already been put upon Whiting and other centers In this county, and the work Is constantly being extended. '"What we need now," declared Mr. Schaaf's statement, "is the co-operation of motorists in this vicinity. We are providing emergency road service, free tow-in, free d' llvcjy for gasoline, free mechanical first aid and such service to our members in the Lake county vicinity. Besides thosu members are also members of the. American Automobile Association and as such are entitled to service and courtesy in larger cities nearly as well as in 1.000 cities where A. A. A. clubs are situated. The first duty of Lake county motorists is to show thir loyalty to their home state, affiliate with the association that is providing the protective lrgtslation, and wear the Ifoosler State emblem on their radiators. It is worth just as much in .Chicago as any other emblem.

"We are doing a lot of work now and this work Is steadily growing. As our memberships Increase our work grows apace in fact the work, always goes on ahead of the memberships. But the point is, closer affiliation of automobile owners in this section will result in greater good to them. If you are inclined to be selfish, that is the rjest reason you should affiliate with this

organization. AVe help you to look out for your own best interests much better than you can help yourself. "I wonder If motorists who do not belong to the association ever think as to the costs of the public work we are doing and wonder who pays? They know it is not costing them a solitary cent, yet they are deriving some of the benefits. This is not right; they are willing to admit we are doing a good work and they should be willing to cooperate with us so we can do a much greater work. That's the story in a nutshell and I put it rtght up to the automobile owners hereabouts. Get In with the Hoositer state and let's all holp pay for the progressive work being done." Mr. Schaaf announces that touring information service will soon he available at Crown Point, Hammond. Gary, Indiana Harbor and Whiting. The heaci quarters of the association are in Indianapolis, with eight branches in the state. "Kventually. no member in Indiana will be farther away from free emergency road service than is sparest telephone,' declared Mr. Schaaf.

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SALE STARTS PROMPTLY FRIDAY MORNING AT 8:30

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Many Such Instances. Jud Tunklns says now and then a man gets gloriously loratod In the Hall of Fame who had difficulty duxIntr hi lif in pHvin" room rent.

Prints more Auto .Advertising than any other newspaper in the district and is the best way for dealers to get in touch with the prospective customers. Every Wan in Lake County Who Hu Honey to Ui in BoyEai aa Automobile RsacU THE TIMES.

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