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Other Sizes at Reduced
Prices
Also avFew Seconds Left
Auto Supplies
and Glass Wind-
shields
;. ’"LiARON KOHN
i?!" Railroad Ave.
Phone 489.
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dfiSentinel \‘r‘ant. Alli el‘lisemvlltr
: should be able to answer.
i spring cause damage?
If you are having troubles with your old roofs or are con-
templating building new ones,
’ of being of service to you?
We have best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos and As-
phalt—roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prices.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
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A few questions which every housefactory owner or agent
What do you know about the conditions of your roofs?
Are they in the best possible condition to protect your
household goods, your vain-able stock of merchandise and
machinery which are housed under them? Should they be in-
spected and repaired or rebuilt before thaws and rains of
may we not have the pleasure
Service
BETTER SERVICE
CAMPAIGN NOW’ ON
Continued from First Page
II was intimated that thlolluh the en-
operation‘ ot‘ lot-u] business houses.
the drive for higher slandards ot' pre~
paring shipments for movement by
~’.‘£[ll'l.~'$ “as making its-ell felt. The
;.ppe;lr:mre or express matter being
lhandled through the eity terminals
lms greatly improved.
[’al'téeular emphasis during the
meetinus was laid upon the immense
number or shipments \\'lll(‘ll must be
ironed over it) "No Mark Bureaus."
ln-rause all nit-am: ol‘ identitiealion
lime been lll>l as the result of a
gle ta: being torn off or the wrapping
STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS
OVERHAUL-ED
EXPERT ON ALL‘ ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
IGNITION
Vaast Bras. Garage
‘, l7 CHESTNUT STREET
l 1360 —— TELEPHONES — 2011
sin— _
Station
l‘.‘r~>llt'.‘i.\i in addressing pnekagos.
Never before in the history of traile-
portalion. the loeal express hea . de-
clared. has there been such a ( (‘tk’l‘
mined effort on the part. of a public
utility to better its service. Tile drive
lb‘ of marked importance to ever} bus»
illess man. because the subject repre-
sents a matter of dollars and cents to
thrill. He expressed a belief that. if
lIlellll'St‘i heads would take a personal
interest in their shipping depart-
ments to see that the best methods
were being followed in the matter of
parking and marking shipments. it
would life of great .help in bringing
:lbnul better express service. The co‘
operation oi shippers is absolutelyes-
t-I'llliill to the Mlt'ecss of the present
ill‘lu'. lu- said.
.\ movement tor endowiug qualitietl
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‘ BLANKS FOR INCOME”
TAX 0 BE MAILED
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Failure to receive the blank by mail
{does not relieve the taxpayer. howevg
ler. from llabiblity to penalty or from
responsibility. Those who do not re-
:ceive mailed copies can get them at
{any internal revenue collection , of-
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= Text of Instructions
The instructions on extensions of
’ ‘lillle for corporations are as follows:
in urgent cases
complete re-
“Corpomtions and
individuals unable
to
Ilurns and file them by March 15 will
.be permitted to file with collectors of
.internal ‘ revenue not. later than
.‘Jlarch 1.3 an estimate of the tax due
;i‘or the year. with remittance of one-’
fl'ourth of such estimated tax. Upon
.enmplianee with this requirement the
trolleetor of internal revenue is author-
ized to name to aeeept from the tax-
payer at any time within l‘ol'LV'fi"P
days after :‘lHl't’ll 15 the eomplele to);
.ret u rll.
3 “It. will thus be
practical purposes
all
has
seer] that for
a procedure
been presrrihed by which an extension '
will be allowed in which to work out
the details of the tax return and file
it with the collector. The blanks up‘
on which the corporations will make
their income and excess profits tax
returns will embody a. special remit-
tanee form for this purpose which
may be detached from the main body
of the form and sent to the collector
with the remittanee and held by the
roller-tor until the eomplete return is
tiled. '
“Although the return forms for in:
(livilluals will-not embody this speeial
detaehable remittanee l‘olm. eolleetors
oi~ internal revenue will he provided
supply of separate torms
'wltiell will be furnished to taxpayers
upon request and with whieh they may
be able to secure the name privilege-
as is at'eorded to corporations.
Three Big Advantages
“The advantages of the plan adopt—
_ed by the department are. (l) the tax-
payer is relieved of the interest charge
of one-halt of 1 per emit. a month that
would altaeh to the payment due on
Month 1?: in the event of an extelr
sion of time for film: the l‘x‘llll'll and
paying the tax: (2)' the Government
\vill reeeivo on March )5 the payment
of approximately the aggregate
amount of taxes due on that day. with
a view to tho eollection of Which the
redemption of outstanding, obligations
of the Government has been schedul-
ed. and (13) b)’ spiralling over a period
of two months. {mm March 1 the re~
eeipt and examination of the most
eomplex returns the machinery of
the lnternal Revenue Service is. re-
WAY, run. 21, 1919
THIS STORE OPEN TONI
CLOSED SATURDAY.
LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS.
UMBRELLAS for men, and women.
.t TRUN KS of many shapes and sizes.
SUIT CASES of l: ather or matting.
TRAVELING B! GS'of various styles.
AUTO and STEA MER RUGS.
FLAGS FOR WA SHINGTON‘S BIRTHDAY.
({HT.
ristram s. ' Hyat
' _ 1;lorwa.lk's Leading ’Dry Goods Store . ,
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Useful Items For The Holiday Trip
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the: MASTER PAINTERS CONVENTION,» "Homespun Aim Ill amino." l
Mamm-
under this plan be greater than
amount eventually found to have been
due upon examination of the com-
pleted return. the excess payment au-
tomatieally will be Credited against.
the next installment, which will be
due on June 15. However. the taxpay-
< r will not be relieved by the, plan of
'the interest due upon any amount by
\«hteli his payment on March 15 may
tall short or the amount round to haVe
been due upon examination 01' the
tomplele return."
TAD JONES NOT TO
RETURN TO COACH YALE
Tad .lonos. Yale‘s football head
«oaeh in l'JlT, denies; that he has been
approaellwl abou: returning
Professor Corwin. head of the athletic
('Illlllt'll. said last week that Jones had
been again offered the head coachship.
Jones~ writes to the Yale News that he
favors secret practice and scouting.
\Vllll'll \Iiilr has voted to abolish.
.\ lmruain on Washington's Birthday
day.
to Yale;
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The ('tmnvi-tieut Soetelv of
Painters :mzl lX‘t‘nl'HlOl'S will hold a
two day eonnntion at Harmonie lmll.
l~‘elt. 2.". and 26. A large delegation
is expel-lint. There will be prat'tleal
talks bv :‘ll'lllzl‘l‘; of :tbilitv on "How to
rel business," "Tlon‘ to retain r-ua‘him-
“\\'::ll Paper." “IntOl'iol‘
,Hon" and "t‘ompensation lnsuranee.”
The committee in eharrre have don"
:evervtning to make this eonvention a
vl's."
:;l'.'tlltl silt-Fess. A full l‘epnl‘t (tl‘ tll"
international ('onventlon held at
t‘levetand. ()hio, Feb. tilt will be eiV—
't-p luv the delemttes who attended the
't‘len-land Convention.
Tites‘day vvenlna the Palm
men's elttb will sire a smnker at Hal'-
Saler-
l‘lonie hall.
invited. “'ednesday e\'enin;_r the eom»
tnittee have arranged for a banquet
which will be held at the Hotel
tlnarde, unit special invitation lo the
The rommiltee have luau
ill-corn. '
Mr,
.upwal; on
lion
‘ of
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'lillls hl‘thl’v llw lll‘p?
FL};
interest 'o Master Paint! rs "
:llart'y \\'itin'; will render \‘w el '
(TOMS.
lNDUSTRIALS GO
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PEACE
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the
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tlnovement inanullratt (l in
Imarket a few day developed Muh-
‘lhe broadest and most :uv‘w t
of the Year. :tltllouuh limited 'i'
inrlntlinu the
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‘tot's. and etp,tlpn|eltt<_ formerly
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issues. “1‘-
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"ll-e lmsett‘mm m n the metal, mute,
{tum e . polnw‘, e. t w;
all.“ Your
mmt~ and loath-rs. l
l'l.(~
bell)" inmu-llte 'l‘hi< mil \"'l'~i ‘llll‘l ' ’ - . > ~ .
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l‘ . __ ‘ L", . . . t-ntm! rump” I) ll . 0 '7 l‘ . an llll tlu \ott. “high was shut lu \«d. Ilom thi lltlllt minus strain 0. ,3 ”5 “(4...)“... 35 (m 8"} ”they dull. ,. {mm 3 w ..
:1 arm“ 1" “mt; lit“ lH->t H'snlts eh ' ' r ‘ 1‘ l' ”T ‘l‘l'l H) "t ed by a nlunber ol the leulslature. has handling all of the returns during the .. - . , . m in ‘ ll f them to- \ei-v fortunate in securing the Tll"'-‘ ’n' in Cu . ‘-
I'i'iw' and ““m' ”2“"! "3' ““1"“ 3‘11”" [MPH tulien up enthu.~iaslieallv brief period from now until Maren )3. "H'U'mw Hm“ “I ’ in n t i ( I ll] ll ‘ ”he. 5!: Her '~ :llt-l ut~tl IL- . . ..
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DAY-«Was
There is going to be a great Bargain Holiday in our store.
offering the most wonderful bargains of the» year.
,DON"‘ 7‘ FAIL TO ATTEND
. Our Famous Credit SystemWill be at Your Disposal.
en’s Overcoats
Winter Coats tor Women
,AND GIRLS
. The balance of our stock.
erom $10.00 to $50.00: to be sold for less than half the
“former prices.
Former prices range
Tailored Suits
"Sprint: models as well as our fall styles. Made of
Ginghams
. * House Dresses
All new springr stock.
and PercalesSizes 38 to 44.
At $1.25 and $1.50.
' ’ Extra sizes up to 52 bust atk$l.98.
fine men’s wear serge: also of all .woolen poplins.
Black. blue: present values up to $45.00.
For Saturday at $10.00 to $25.00?”
Girls’ Gingham Dresses
Just received a new lot: sizes 6 to 14. Beautiful
plaids and stripes. We need not tell you what Ginghams
are worth. We~advise you to bring your girls and buy
WAISTS
[OF HEAVY MADRAS AND FLANNEL.
Worth $2.00. For tomorow’s sale at $1.25.
3 Also a new line of spring styles in White Lingerie
Waists at $1.25. Worth $210.
one. two or tliree dresses for each of them.
ington’s Birthday
We will celebrate-the day by
About 50 Coats: all sizes and
from $25 to $40. We will give you
ductions on each coat.
Sheep. Lined
value $18.00 to $20.00. To-
morrow for $10. We will have plenty of cold weather yet.
so you better buy one of these coats.
With sheep skin collars:
styles: prices ‘attue
$5.00 and $10.00 re-
Coats
SPECIAL DISCOUNT '
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near REDUCTIONS IN MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
, DECHTLDREN’SSWEATERS. .
vm-fio—‘sua.
m
Birthday.
(in All New Spring Hats .
We will give a liberal discount on every new Spring
Hat bought from us tomorrow in honor of ‘Vashinzton’s
sun“
BOYS’
$4.90 ”Values mosses.
Mackinaw Coats
All wool mills: sizes 7 to 9. To no tomorrow for
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