The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 13, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1 KZl. THP. OTJRr,ON DAILY TnilRNAT.. PORTLAND. OREGON . , ill . - , - l PUBLIC WILL BE ! AIDED IN MAKING NCOME REPORTS j Kvery aaaistance will be given the "public In , preparing Income tax : re turns for1 1920, according to Milton 't A- Miller, collector of Internal reve nue. Deputy collectors will. -visit Jeach county-in the state tor the tur jjpose of solving the problems con Jf fronting the taxpayer, and " Miller purges that vhelr advice be sought in preparing returns. March 13 is the final date for filing '1920. returns and delinquents are subject tio a" fine of not exceeding 9I0OO and an Itcxtra Assessment of 25 per cenjof the !!tax due the government. Willful re fusal! to make an Income tax return is punishable by a fine of not more than it 10,000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeIinr one year, or both such fine i and 'imprisonment, together with the ''costs of prosecution. , .MUST FILE BETCBSS . Every - nnmarrled person. , including '(widows and widower's, with an Income ilot $1000 fcr more during "the year 1920, ;'ahd every married person whose Income 'for the year amounted to $2000-r more, 'frnuat file a return with the internal revenue collector of the district In which 'he is llvlnir. . it The 12000 exemption applies only to .the married person who was living with Ijihe husband 6r wife on December! 31, '1920. Divorced Persons or those living .! apart by mutual agreement are not;en- ; titled to this exemption. Widows or widowers who are neaTs of families; de tvpendent on them for support are entitled JJt6 $2000 exemption. i, . The income of the wife and minor 'children must be added, to that of the ifhusbiaiid and if the total - amounts to ;$2000 or more a return must be filed.. If 'the iincome of a minor child amounts to $1000 or more he must file a separate 'return. . ! 'l.tSTBCCTIOXS G1VEX JJ-, The income tax rate for 1920 is 4 per cent on the first $4000 above the amount H3f the exemption and '8 per cent on! the remaining net Income. In additioii to this tax a surtax is imposed on all. In J:omes lo excess of $5000. The income ttax law applies to all citizens and resi dents of the United States. j Instructions for filing returns are con tained in the printed forms and further '.explanations' wUl be made on applica nt Ion to the collector of internal revenue or his assistants. j Following are the Itineraries of deputy collectors in coun ties of the state, up to and Including March 14: . I , ;C i: ; T'r Baker county Deputy Cayot wfll t at Bsier, coortJjoui, February 14 to February 18, lnchi iin: Huntington, February 1 and 12, incltt Jttb.tr, courthouse, February 28 to MsrcB B. inciusWe. - ( . .. - I - Benton cantj Ipaty Daris wtli be' at Cor vallis. courtlioiu. January 31 to February O, inciuciTa. . . i : . ! ' Clackamas county Collins and BoberU, Oro gon Cltyi courthouse, Fenruary 25'te 26, a clusire. . ' 1 ' Clatsop county Col 11m aod. Roberta, Astoria, custom house, February 28 to -March S. inclu aif. . 0 . t ? - .. Columbia county Deputy Collins Ul lis at St. Helens, February 21 i Deputy Boberta at Rainier. February 21. i i Coos county Deputy Dalmuole U be at BaiMlon, J senary 28 and 29 r Myrtle Point, Jsnuary 31 to February 1. inrluMre; Coquille. February nd t. inclusire; Powers, February 4 and 5. inclusive; Daris and Dsrryraple. Marsh field, Chamber of Conanerce, February 7 to 12. inclusive; North Bead. .February 14 to 15. in clusive. " . . ' i , Crook county Deeean and Hammer. Prina rUv courthouse, February 14 to 16, foerusie. Curry county Deputy Dalrymple, Gold Beach, Jsnuary 24: Port Oriord. January 28; LsnsioU, January 27. ; ' " i '"L IiMAbiitH eonntf- rXHia' ana Kammer, Bend, city IjsU, Jsnuary 31 to February 10. in cluriye: Redmond. February 11 to 12, inchislTe. riouglas county Deputy HewHt, Biddle, Msrrh 4; Deputy Wilkinson, Glemiale, March 4: Hewitt and Wlkinscn, Myrtle Creek, "March S, and at Koseburg pextoffice bnikling, March 7 to 15, incltuiTc: Deputy Dalrymple, Gardiner, Februsry 18: Deputy Daris, Beedspoit. Febru ary 1. . ' i Gilliam county Deetan and Hammer, Con lion, courthouse. January 2A to 29, incraalT. Grant county Deputy Cayot, Prairio City, Febrjiary 21 to 22, inclusiTe; Canyon City, courthouse Februsry 28 to 24, InclusiTe. Harney eoomj Deputy Cayot, Burns, court house, Jsnuary 24 to 27. inclusiTe;: Crane, Jsnuary 2H to 29, inclusiTe. i Hood Hirer county Deetan and "Hammer, Hood KiTer, Ksrch B to 12, incliwiTe. - Jackson county Hewitt and Wilkinson, Ash land, city hall. February 10 to 16, inclutrre; Medford, postoffice building, February 17 to' 26. inclusire. Jefferson county Deegan and Hammer, Madras, February 17. Josephine : county Hewitt and Wilkinson. Grants Pass, courthouse. February 28 to March 3, inclusire. Klamath county Hewitt ana Wilkinson, Kla math Falls, city hall, January 31 to February 8. inoIufiTe; Deputy Wilkinson. Mslin, January 27, and at Merrill, January 28 and 29. Las county Deputy Hewitt. Lakeriew. Court house. January 24 to 28, inohutiT. Ijsns county Daris Ic Dalrymple. Florence, February 17; Eugene city hall. February 18 to 26 inclusiTe; Deputy Daris, Eugene, city hall, March 11 to 15, InclusiTe; Dalrymple, nne- tion City, March 11. and 12, and Cottage- Grore, March 14 and IS. 1 Lincoln county rDeputy Daris, -Waldport January 24; Newport. Jsnuary 29 and 27; Toledo, January 28 and U9. i Linn i county Darts and Dalrymple, Ibsnon, Febraary 2H to MaVnh 2, inclusire; Albany, courthouse, March 3 to 10, inclusiTe; Deputy Koberts, Mill City, January 24 and 25, Malheur county Deputy Cayot, Vale, U. 8. land office, January 81 to February 2, in clusive ; Ontario, city : ball. February 3 to 10, inclusire. i ' .... i Marion county Deputy Collins, Stay ton, Jan uary 24 and 25, incMsire: Collins and Boberta, Hilrerton, January 2Qto 2D, inclusrre; Salem, postoffic building, February 7 to February 12, inehilT. i ' Morrow county Payne and Gafoey. 4 Heppner. courthouse February 7 to 10 inclusive; lone, February 1 lto 12 inrlusire. Polk county Collins and Roberts, Dallas, courthouse. January 31 to February 2, in clusive ; Independence, February 3 - to 5, in clusire. . - I Sherman county Payne and Gaffney, Wasco, v. . vi -uMtt t i 19- Irvhtazve : More. courthouse. March. 14 to IS. induura, t - irm.ub rAUfn aiut Ttrkherfa. Tilla- "mook, courthouse, jranuary IT to 20, teerosllTe. Umauiia eouniy rtyiw im w"j, . ti..w ton, jraatof flee building, February 14 to March o, inclusive, i . rioa enantv Parne and Gaffney. Pendle- courthouM. January ,31 to' February, 8. in clusire. - .'''" L Wallewa county Payna ana osiiney. inwr- prlse, courthouse January 24 to 28,' inclusiTe, Waaco county Deegan : and : Hammer, Mau pin. February 18 to 19, inclusire; The Dalles, poatoffioe building. February 21 to March 2. inclusire ; Duiur, Johnson Bros., bankers, March 8 to 4, inclusire: Shaniko, Masrh 14 to IS, in clusire. v. V WanhlTigton eonnty Collins and Roberta. For est Grore, February 15 and 16; i HiUsbore. courthouse. February 17 and 18. -; Wheeler county Deegan and Hammer, Foaw tSL courthouse. January 24 Tarn hill, county Nuttins ' sad Bhanks, Mo- MinnTille, Fsbruary 2 to S. inclusive; Daputy Roberta. Sheridan. February 14: Depetj Col lins. Sewbers, Febraary 14. A novel automobUe lock fastens the gears in reverse position ana ciampe on the emergency braKe. Down Stdirs Store Piano Offering ij'' Here We Have a New Carload of Factory Rebuilt Pianos Original SALE Price PB.ICE Factory Rebuilt Pianos CONOVER rcr ViT-mo. S850 $495 L. V. CHASE r4recrnnoewrnV. $750 $345 V O S EliuKtir525 $205 Kn f f In fine mahogany.. CQQ 1. tLt L JLt 325 cash, 312 i mo. 9JiJM K I M B A L L j u fmo! S575 $395 ,?5ashriT"mo. 5BbU 5495 Rebuilt piano...... 7C CO2C 325 cash, 38 . roo. Wrl w 9ssU9 In fumed oak.i.4.. tfTtVL CO-ie 25 cash,; 10 mo. QJl l aDOtO CL0U6H&VARREN C. A. SMITH A R I ON r t-s 1 la . Oriaiaal bale ractory ieouui rianos prtCe pkice BALDWIN PLAYER 5K2bTte S 1 200 $695 M Y E R S $tf sh.mhirmyoV $575 $395 STETS O N S .Voo: $550 $345 F I l I N fi T n N lrn $6505435 STERLING Ii1lsclshh? ST: $575 $295 K I M R a-m; lLrrio. $650 $495 V JR. Sssr est 1 W ' B LEI CHR ODER rsh: Factory rebuilt.... 547 k CUR 1 9 mo. HALLET & DAVIS B&!L $600 $395 - PrirflaTifl, YFarlorv t!lrarjiriri 5?al Amprira'a Pianos Continued t " .,.. T.T J'. J , " "r.r-'. . - hme old for 1178.237.00. uver tjne-wuarxer million uouars in i tr janos, azou,su.uu jb Pianos ana r layer nanus - h ,r - - Portland and 1 no oenwan runo to s&ies, oasea on isrsre volume inrougn tower prices, in una cajo tk. 4. i tig mi no ...v.-iv, v, .. i , i hi i irnn hiiv riuriner tne time oi swb mo balance of now 8107.625.00 to be -sold at 876,028.00, therefore at a saving of 831.597.00. ! We are apsettlng all loeal tradition and precedent of the present piano market-trade dIfncnHie, maamr n possioie this time for nearly eTerybody to bay a new piano or player-piano. ! .-.tj. ir.nnTi TO BTJT 50W VOir CATV TO PIT SIS ctAKH A VT 11 WKRVTT TOTT 17 ATT. THCBEFOSE. JLFrOUU 1U BU J. JSrr DTJRIKO PORTLASB'S (FACTORY CLE ABAS CE) SALE OF AMERICA'S PIAJfOS. , New and Used Pianos $ 75, $195, $295, $315 to $750 New and Used Players $385, $495, $675, $750 to $975 " Terms $13 or More Cash, $6, $10 or More Monthly ' 191-103 Tenth St. at Washing-ton and btark Sts. Scliwa.ii Pia.ino Co. " Portland's Largest Piano Distributors . i .; YOU CAN SAVE! You have waite'd a long time for the readjustment of prices. Now they have come down to as low a level as possible! Down regardless of wholesale cpst ! Down to normal ! Now is your time to buy! What-we lose you gain! a x rite sjiciancr nos maae Savings for You at Simon's! A Sale of I Huck Towels 2 Extra specials Large heavy Huck Towels in plain white-or white with red border. These are extraordinary good values and are offered to you at Lot 1 18c Each Lot 2 23c Each - m ..?')"- Mail Order Filled 5000 Yards Best Standard I AMOSKEAG DRESS ! GiegliaMs Plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors are all here in this large showing of quality gingham. The former selling price was 35c a yard. SALE PRICE 1 r A YARD. OC Mail Orders Filled I WOMEN'S COTTON ' HOSE ; A fine Cottoft Hose with double heels and toes and elastic farter top. Colors are black, white, gray and brown. All sizes in the assortment, j SALE PRICE a pair:.... Mail Orders Filled I .. , v. J, A ' ' DISCOUNT ON ALL BOYS' HEAVY WEIGHT FLEECE LINED ! UNION SUITS full cut well made suits. 2.25xvaliies. Sizes 22 to 34. Ages 4 to 16. SALE PRICE EACH....,. J 1 Mail Orders Filled eaomg ; TOES All Heating Stoves must be spld ! You save 20 if you buy during this re duced price sale.' This is your oppor tunity! Select your stove tomorrow BOYS' HEAVY WEIGHT CORDUROY KNEE PANTS Every pair guaranteed to give service or we will replace them with a new pair. Our regular $2.85 value. Sizes 7 to 1 7. SALE PRICE G -J A PAIR...... t&A.Oi Mail Orders Filled BOYS' FLANNELETTE 5-buttoji front, well made blouses with one pocket Sizes 6 to 16 in khaki, gray or olive. 11.59 value tH1 89c Mail Orders Filled WOMEN'S SHOES GROWING GIRLS' SHOES MEN'S SHOES BIG BOYS' SHOES Special lines and short lines of Dress and Semi Dress Shoes for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. All solid leather in black calf, gunmetal Shoes for Women and Girls. For Men and Boys there are black and brown leathers, including Army last shoes. Nearly every size in each lot and all sizes in the assortment v SALE PRICE A PAIR..... Mail Ofders Killed $4.44 IA PPAR EL S'HOP 293 Morrison Street (Near the Corner of Fifth) January Clean -Up Sale Women's Suits, Dresses, Coats, Cos-. t u m e s, Fancy War sts , Beautiful Dress Skirts, Sweat ers, Camisoles and Tricolette, J e r s e y and Silk U nder sk i r t s Extraordi nary j reductions to. clean up our large stock. Hundreds Of beautiful gar ments to be cleaned up at ridiculously low prices. ; v r You Will Find Many ExcliAive Models in Thi Sale Up-to-Date Styles in To Clean: Up at Only I MAIL ORDERS lRr?fPnT FILLED VUlW sJjJ iv N V. PROMPTLY . JVrr w , v-v v-v. J in n n v "j w mi i i i i ii iiiiii ? 'SSW rust. Second and Alder streets ii ii t ii I s9ta. "Na. : W ... IT'l M . II El i II I "swSJ aV - ' i till III 29c M - y 1 i W-'-I' Mi S I J vm ill tall SW I i'' .... M i .155 Many in thisTot are less than half price. .... I . , :L. ' - ." 1 ' ' - Womeisi s S) In mis most beautiful; styles and high grade, to clean up at only A M U (k ) Fancy Most of these Suits are less than half price. Dresses and Street Dresse Up-to-the-Minute Styles in ; Serges and Tricotines to Clean Up at Once, Less Than Half Price V . Hundreds of , , J Beauitif nal Goats Tf To Close Out Clean-Up Sale Price 1 ' Most of this lot less ". than half price . )