The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, December 30, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text/ All the store’s fine dress trimmings are included in this half price sale. Style No. 2042, drawn above, is of Crepe Roma, silk lined, with new pleated tiers and button trimming. A very smart model. |1,000 Aoolrfont Policy Fro* To Regular Oubocrlbora ||y the banner-herald 57 Invoatigata TodayH THE BANNER-HERALD Daily and Sunday—IS Ccnta ■ yfttk Established 1832. Daily and Sunday—IS Ceuta a Weet $1,C30 Accident Pelley Fr** To rtoaula* Suboorlfeor* • v .THE BANNER-HERALD iifAwiieatf .TodayI f L VOL. 91, NO. 271 Afiodated Press Service, ATHENS, GAt, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1923. A. B. C. Papers Single Copies J Cento Dally. V Onto 8n4ij. ; January flrut ushers In another lax year—Income tax year. The report comes from Wash Intston that.the blanks have been f tiijillfled for use in compiling the 1923 incomes but there is little hope that.'the talked of reduction In taxes will become a law in time to effect the returns or the yehr that is closing. "SIMPLER” FORMS ON THE WAY* 1040-A I’nm 1040-A. heretofore used for filing return* of* Individual net in- dime of 95,000 and less, from what ever souretf derived, has been re- vired and simplified for the bene fit of salaried persons and wage earners, Che largest class of tax- payers. The new form consists of n single nhoet, with space provided for an swers to only three ‘ questions In relation to income. They are sal» .ries, wages, -commissions, etc.. In terest on bank deposits, notes, mort cages and corporation bonds, nnd "other Income.” All Instructions at** on the reverse side. Heretofore form 1040-A has con- listed of six pages, with Innumer able questions pertaining not only to salaries and . wages, but to In come derived from business, pro fusions, sales of real estate and ether sources. Seventy per cent or close to* 6.000- ♦oo of thorc who Annually are re quired to file Income tax returns trill use the new form, revenue of ficial* estimate. It being Impose!-1g r egatlon will sing Sunday. But 'ble this year to determine the form j witnesses told the magistrate H required by the taxpayer, the bu- ch!chc«tr * uollce court that the r»au will mail to each person. on J fellow forgets to brine back the hut year’s list a copy of form I bod** So the* Judge decreed the 1040-A and mro of form 1040, re-. songfcter must confine h’fl church quired In ensea where the netfln- going to Ire Sabbath Day, come was In excess of *5,009 and whether derived from salary or wages, business or profession or other taxable sources. Heretofore form 1040 was used for reporting only Individual net income of 15.003 or more. » ABSOLUTE FREE LOVE NOT IDEAL OF COMMUNISM (By Aeeociated Preee.) BERLIN—Absolute free love is not the Ideal or communism but mating only In the Interests of the community, according to Mme. Kollantay. Russian soviet minister to Norway who baa published a vertex of articles la the (Jerman periodical Thte New Generation, explaining how the Bourgeois conception of marriage does not harmonise with communism. Mme. Kollantay says & new feeling In regard to this sub ject has sprung up along side the communist conception of economic* and that the old ideals of marriage and morals must disappear with the Idea of private property . fthe urges that -the basis of “the new morals" must be purely hygienic nnd that the chief end of the proletarian companion ship must be to .eliminate all egotistic and Individual In stincts In favor of developing the community upon co-oper- utlon lines. Commenting upon the wo man’s envoys view* the Kolk^ Zeltung says many person# may share her views- In prin ciple but that the objects of love as they have been In the past will always remain the * same in spite of all the new tymmunlstic ideals about the community. MUST WAIT FOR ORGAN (By Associated Press) LONDON—He can enter a church only during service?! Otherwise, he'll go to jail. The man. a labor er, has a penchant or fry inn books. It seems. He always wants to know advance Just what the con- in- mme was derived from business or profession, farming sale 6t proper- i t.v or rents, regardleif* -of thu amount* will be required to use form 1040. The Internal Revenue Bureau’s Instructions on Individual income tax returns are summarised as fol* l.,w*: Single persons who had net In- nme of fl.OOS or more or gross In- mme of 95.000 or more, and mar tini couples who had net Income of *?.0hO or more or gross Income of I5JM>0 or more, must file returns. Thf filing period Is from January 1 to March 16. 1024. The place of filing Is -with the Collector of Internal Revenue or #rv suboffice In the district In which the taxpayer has hla rest* - ■. - ■ -— - principal place of burl* dence n^ps. The tax Is 4 per cent normal on the first *4.000 of net Income In ex cess of the personal exemption and credits for dependents: 8 per cent normal tax on balance of net Id- come. nnd 1 to 60 pe;* cent surtax on net Incomes over *0.000. Exemptions for married coupler are 99400 if their net Income w*» 95,000 or less and 92,000 If the net Income was in excess of 95,000 These exemptions are allowed mar ried couples only if they live to gether. A single person, head of a family. I* granted the same ex emptions «» married persons. In addition each taxpayer is allowed an exemption of 9400 for each child or other dependent under 1* years of age or physically or men tally Incapable of •elf-suppqrt. The taxpayer’s status I* deter mined as of December 91. A mar* rled man who loses hi* wife with in the year is allowed an exemp tlon of only 91f000 as a single man If he weds at nny time during th« year, even on December 31, he can claim exemption for the whole year as » married man. mCHAEL’S INVENTORY SHOE SALE $£.95 Values to $10 All New, Fine Stylish Models Rlnrk Satin Center Strap Pumps ... ... $6.95 — r — Patent Leather Strap Pumps ... $6.95 Brown Suede Center Strap Pumps'. . \ $6.95 Otter Suede Strap Pumps ... $6.95 Two-Tone Oxfords. Rubber Heels .. . . $6.95 FREE! With each pair of the $6.95 Mle ■hoe* w* will girt a peir of pure wool felt .Uppers, Your choice of don— Copco, La render, Gref, Brown nnd Wisteria. January Sales Offer remarkable buying opportuni ties. Visit the store often and watch for our newspaper announcements. MICHAEL'S THE STORE GOOD GOODS MADE POPULAR 1882 to 1924 The Annual Silk Sale Begins Monday, January 7th And it will be the greatest silk sale we have held in 41 years. Sweaters—Half Off Formerly $1.25 to $15.00 Sweaters of all kinds and colors for Ladies, Misses and Children. You should come early, and buy many. . Hosiery—Half Price A small lot of fine fancy silk hose, formerly priced $4.50 to $7.50 pair. Colors Brown and White only, all sizes. Finished Models—Half Off Beautiful hand embroidered gowns, teddies, children’s and infants’ dress es, spreads, centers, scarfs, doilies, all at HALF PRICE. Box Paper—Half Off Fine writing paper and cards in all colors and sizes and shapes. Former ly priced 49c to $3.00. Slightly soiled boxes. • FOR MONDAY ONLY-NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE SALE of TOILET GOODS FACE POWDER $1.00 Mary Garden 88c 98c Aiurca — ,... 89c 98c' Floramyo 89c 65c Jan :. 59c 50c Moris 39c 50c DJe r Kin 75c Garden of Allah ...... 49c 50c Nadine 82.00 Houblgant's $1.69 SOAPS 25c Pear’s Scented 19c 25c Woodbury’s 19c 25c Cuticura 19c 25c Ointment 19c 15c Say man's He 15c Ivory Flake s 11c 15c Bon Ami 11c 15c CaitUs 11c .25c Johnson’s Baby ...... 19c 25c Packer’s Tar 19c 25c Rcslnol 19e 10c Pslm Olive, 12 for 98c TALCUMS $1.25 Coty-a 35c Mary Garden 25c Maris ..... 25c Mcnnen'a ..... 25c Orange Blossom ...... 25c Laxclle 25c Babcock's ...... $1.00 Hcubigant 25c Djcr Kiss ....... 25c l-alm Olive TOOTH PASTE 65e Prophylactic 25c Dr. Lyons 50c Peb. co 50c Pcpsodcnt 25c Sanitol 80c Kolynov—. 60c Forhan’s 25c Liaterinc TOILET WATER $2.19 Aiurca 91.98 $2.19 Floramyc $1.98 $1.00 Orange Blossom .... 89c $1-89 Djcr Kiss $1.49 CREAMS •dbt 50c Nadtaef 35c D. and R. ............*29c 50c Hind’s H. and A 38c 50c Milkweed ............ 38c COc Pompeian ............ 49c MISCELLANEOUS 90c Liaterlne 69c 35c Oiorono . 29c $1.00 Odorono 89c 20c Witch Hazel 16c $1.65 Eau dc Quinine ... $1.49 15c Bay Rum 11c 50e Tar Shampoo 38c 50c Watkin's Shampoo .... 3Sc, Your choice any child’s dress in stock less a discount of one-third. The entire stock of ladiep’ neckwear is included in this half' price sale. Laces, linens and other kinds. Children’s Frocks l-3rd Off Children’s Coats 1-3rd Off The entire stock of stunning coats for children is to be sold less one- third. To 25c Hankies—10c A splendid sale of handkerchiefs in many kinds, ladies’ initials, embroid ered and plain in white and colors! Neckwear—Half Off Packa « e Pi«es-Half Off At half price about 200 fine Royal Society and Pacific Stamped Pack age pieces for embroidery. All com plete with floss. Trimmings—Half Off House Dresses—$1.00 50c Shirt Madras—35c A wonderful value in fast color ging ham dresses.. Pretty styles. A fine cotton shirting, white with colored pin stripes. . - To $15 Parasols—$9 Every one guaranteed and all of the finest quality pure silk with fancy handsome handles and tips. A rare buy. Fancy Ribbons—Half Off The entire stock of .narrow and wide, fancy and novelty ribbons is includ ed. Your choice ofi any piece at half. $L50 Kerchiefs—99c Beautiful initial handkerchiefs for men, of the finest quality linen, with handmade initials, and patchwork. 65c Kerchiefs—49c For ladies who use fine linen hand worked initialed handkerchiefs. You should buy dozens at 49c. Motor Robes—1-4th Off The entire stock of fine Oregon and imported pure wool motor robes is subject to 25 per cent ,discount. All Blouses—Half Off Choose from the eutire stock of Silk, Dimity, Voile and Pongee Waists at HALF PRICE. Princess Pat Dresses For Spring Wear Emphasize again those features that have made Princess Pat Frocks among the pronounced favorites of the well-dressed woman. These models, as illustrated here, introduce many new style features that promise great popularity. Despite their fineness, all Princess Pats are priced just Style No. 2044—(drawn above) is made of Can ton Crepe with bodice embroidered in two- tone beads. Style No. 2046 as drawn to the right is a stun ning Fluguron Alpaca Coat F/odk, wijth rever' and fringe of contrast ing shades. Princess Pat Dresses take proper place among exclusive goods at Michael’s. Style No. 2041, drawn on the right, is a very- smart wrap around frock of flat crepe em broidered in silk floss. Only the finest of ipale- rials, workmanship and style values are seen in Princess Pat Frocks. v - *39 .75 Style No. 2043, drawn to the left is a fine dressy model of Moire Crepe with the new diagonal tiered skirt. I n addition to excellent style Princess Pat dresses are the product of expert tailors. Style No. 2040, drawn to the left, is a hand some combination dress of Satin Canton and Crepe Roma, with em broidered waist. Princess Pat Dresses may be found in Athens only at Michael’s.