Aurora observer., March 13, 1919, Image 3

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A STITCH IN TIME
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Albert Pratt and newphew Mr. France
were here Sunday.
Mrs. George Wurster was a visitor in
Portland Monday.
B. Paulsen, of Hubbard, was here on
legal business Monday.
Please pay your electric light bills at
the Aurora Drug Store.
52-4t
A. J. Smith was here Saturday from
the White school district on business.
j The Head Camp, W. O. W, have lor-
j warded to Franz Kraxberger, clerk of
i Nessmuk Camp a check for $1000 for
j Mrs. Elizabeth Grazer, Mr. Grazer |
j having carried a policy in the Woodmen j
of the World for that amount. Mr,
Kraxberger was sick and had to for-
j ward the draft here for delivery. As
| usual, the Woodmen have been very
j prompt in paying this claim, being one
lof the best fraternal insurance orders
! in existeace.
Service Talks
In the matter of
Spring Time Dance
There will be t Spring Dance at the
' Aurora Band Hall, Saturday evening
j March 22. the first day of the spring
i season. The whole country is invited,
j Go «1 music and a good time guaranteed.
In the Interest of
Church-Going
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AND
This Tells How To
Figure Income
Tax
Sunday Hours - - - - - 24
For Sleep - - -
8
For Church - - - - \\
At One’gOwn Disposl 14|
24 24
“Don’t wait until the final due date,
March 15, for paying your Income Tax*
and making your return. Avoid the
Sunday M orning 11 O ’clock
last minute rush. Any person can fig­
ure out his liability today as well as he
can next week, and if there is any
Mrs. L. S. Mochel will speak at the j
point on which he needs advice he can
now get in touch with a Revenue man.”
Presbyterian churen next Sunday at 11]
This word of advice is being given
o’clock.
out
by the Internal Revenue men who
Mr. and Mrs. L.G. Giesy were among
are
collecting the Income Tax in this
the near Donald people in Aurora Sat-
state. Every aid and assistance is
urday.
George A. Simpkins was here Satur* David Steinbach, who has been ill for, being given freely to the public. En­
larged field forces are helping the peo­
George Sutherland was among the ! day—one of the wrecking crew to clear j several days, was taken to Portland ple
in every way possible to get their
Macksburg people here on business Sat- j up the freight wreck of Friday after-i Saturday, where he will be with his payments
and their returns in by
noon.
.
daughter
Mrs.
Isaacson.
urday,
i1
March fifteenth.
the Income Tax men will not
F. L. Miller this week unloaded a I Mb’* and Mrs, Albert Elliott were The free show at the Moving Picture But your
door-bell *or your coat-tails,
carload of Chevrolets this week at this ! here from Portland for the week end, Theatre drew a crowded house Sunday pull
according to the Collector’s announce­
station,
^ packing and storing tneir household night. The films were good an$ the ment.
It is squarely up to every indi­
show greatly appreciated.
vidual to figure out his own case and
Ji J. Lippuner of Aurora . was trans­ ! goods.
acting business here Thursday,says the I The name of J. C. Brewer was omit- There will be a St. Patrick’s Day to get busy if he comes within the
| ted last week from the Meridian list of party Monday night at the Richardson scope of the new Revenue law.
Oregon City Enterprise.
Did You Earn Th is Much?
j
those subscribing $1.00 to the Armen- Memorial church at Fargo, with music
H. J. Miller, erstwhile- garage man, iàri
Every
unmarried person wrho re­
fund.
and
games.
Refreshments,
10
cents.
has pulled up stakes and left the city
ceived income averaging $19.25 a week
Carl
Berg
was
home
Sunday^from
It
is
believed
that
the
Highway
com­
after a business career of 13 months.
1918 and evOry married couple
to visit his parents, Mr, and mission will provide for the paving of during
who jointly received income averaging
N, E. Cole was a business visitor in Portland
Victor Berg, He is working in a the Aurora-Canby gap in the Pacific $38.50 a week should secure at once
Portland Monday when he secured Mrs.
-Highway soon, possibly at its next from the nearest Deputy Collector or
machine
shop.
further contracts for saw mill products,
the nearest bank a blank Form 1010 A.
i
and Mrs, Fred Durbin of Salem meeting.
That
form contains the information he
Saturday was a busy day at the Aur­ gnd Mr. Miss
Adeline Buseyrie of St. Paul Among the Clackamas county men will need to enable him to figure his
ora business houses. Among those
business here this week correct net income and any tax- that he
transacting business here were 0 / L. Were here Sunday to visit at the Otta- transacting
were
C.
E,
Frank Campau, owes the government.
Pellatz, John Letttenmaies, Godfrey Wap home. Miss Buseyrie is teaching Chris Ziegler, Hilton,
H.
L,
Colvin
and Hugo The law requires that every unmar­
Dentel, Fred Dentel, Chris Ziegler, at Central Howell. She is a former Muecke.
ried person who had a net income of
Chas. Eilers, Fred Wagner and I, A. schoolmate of Miss Louirie Kerr whom
$1,000
or over and every married per­
Miss Esther Nelson, principal of the son whose
Miley.
she also visited.
net income was $2,000 or
Gervais school was a week end visitor over (including the income of husband
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, B. or wife and the earnings of minor
children, if any) must make a return
Dentel. She was formerly principal of on
or before March 15th. And this re-
the Butteville school.
-quirement dogs not hinge on whether
Among the shoppers in the city re­ the person owes a tax.
cently were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mills
Taxable Income.
and Wm, Steinbach of Union, and C. An individual must Include under
E. Hilton and Mr., and Mrs, F. D. gross income all gains, profits and in­
DR, J. G. NASH, M anager
come derived from salaries, wages or
•Braly
and son of,Needy,
507J M ain Street,.
Compensation for personal service of
O ver H arding’s D rug Store
Mrs.
Eugene
Moshberger
and
child­
whateyer kind and in whatever form
Phone 62 O regon City, O regon
ren were here Saturday to visit Dr. and "paid or from professions, vocations,
Mrs. Giesy. Major Moshberger is still business, sales or dealings in property
in England, where he has been in charge of all kinds, interest, rent, dividends
or profits derived from any source
of one of the big rest camps.
whatever. Very few items of Income
Sgi, Ira White was home for a couple are exempt.
, days last week from Cafnp Lewis. He Deductions include ordinary and nec­
We will at all times be pleased to advise you as to your needs in
may not be discharged for a month essary business expenses, interest paid
our line,
accrued on indebtedness, taxes qf
1
1
yet
owing to medical treatment he may or
all kinds except Federal income and
We offer you the benefit of our service, and guarantee perfect
j take before getting his discharge.
excess profits taxes and assessments
satisfaction. Patients are not allowed to leave our office unless
G. U. McGuire of Woodburn, repre­ for local benefits, losses actually sus­
thoroughly satisfied.
senting the.new Graves Cannery that tained, debts ascertained to be worth­
and depreciation on buildings, ma­
will be in operation there this season, less
fixtures, etc., used in business.
was here Monday looking up the pros­ chinery,
A
further
is allowed for con­
pect for business here, E, M. Hurst tributions deduction
to-cofporations operated for
last season hauled great quantities of religious, charitable,
scientific or edu­
fruit from this section to the Sheridan cational purposes or for
the prevention
cannery represented by Mr. McGuire. of cruelty to children or animals to an
not exceeding 15 per cent of
Mesdames Earl R, Gribble, Fred amount
the
taxpayer’s
net income as computed
Yergen of Donald, and E, G. Robinson without the benefit
of the contribution
and Green of Cjnby wOre here, last deduction.
week to attend the meeting of the Aur­ The taxpayer is not allowed to de­
ora Womaft’s Club before which Mrs, duct any personal, living or family ex­
pense, any amount spent for improving
Millie Trumbull of Portland spoke upon property
:od taste, smaller
or any expense of restoring
j
“Child
Welfare”.
rew, longer life is
property _or making good its exhaus­
xat makes Genuine
J Mr. J. J. Fosinark of Portland was tion for which aiyallowance is claimed
ravely cost less to
here Thursday and Friday to visit M rs. under depreciation.
:ew than ordinary
Figuring the Tax.
E. M. Hurst. She has also been visiting Before figuring
the normal tax the
ug. Write to:—
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ritter dividends are deducted
as credits from
ENui-NE G ravely
of Needy. She has' now returned to net income, 'together with the personal
As in previous years, divi­
DANVILLE, VA.
Portland;, Mr. Fosmar^, has a position exemption.
dends
of
domestic
are ex­
hr booklet on chewing plug.
on the road demonstrating and selling empt from normal corporations
tax
when
received
I traetors.
by the stockholder.
The normal tax rates for citizens
* and residents are as follows: On the
first $4,000. of net Income in excess of
the credits the rate is 6 per cent; on
ODDS AND ENOS any
further taxable income the rate is
12 per cent.
The surtax rates apply to net in­
Of Nursery stock, left after filling come
of each individual in excess of
orders, cheap.
$5,000. The personal exemption and
10 Bartlett Pears, each________ 15c the dividends are not deductible before
10 Apples___________________ 10c j computing surtax. In the case of re­
1 3-year old Quince_____ ____ 25c | turns by husband and wife, the net in­
of each is considered separately
J2 8-year Apricots, each.________ 21 come
any surtax that may be
1 4 Sunset Roses, each..________ & in due. computing
Form 1040 should be used for
1 1 Maman Cochet, Pink.._______ 2!
making returns of net income exceed­
jl Maman Cochet, W hite.._____ 21 ing
and the instructions on that
¡2 Dean Hole, Silvery Carmine___ 81 form $5,000,
lost Modern
will show how to figure the sur­
j 1 CarolinqTestout.________ .... 2 tax.
Business House Returns.
jl Bessie Brown___. . . . ______ .. 35ci
[eat Market
j 1 La France .....__. . . ________ 25c j Employers and others who , paid
salaries, vents, interest or sim­
]3 Belle Siebrech, Deep Pink..___ 35cj wages,
ette Valley,
ilar
determinable
in an amount
jl Papa Gontier, Carmine_______ 35c of $1,000 or over gains
during 1918 to any
110
Peach
Plum,
Whips____
____
10c
J
must file an information return
e Products—
j 10 Cherries, 2d grade.. . . ______ 15c person
with
the
Government. Blanks may be
1 Reine Claude Plum.....;____ _ 15c secured from
the Collector.
einerwurst,
¡4 Late Crawfords, 2 yr.each.......- 25c Every partnership must file a return
j 2 Late Crawfords, 3 to 4 ft_____ ISfe showing its income and deductions and
This ad will not appear again. If the name and address of each partner,
ologna, Etc.
his share of the profits or losses
i you need any of these come in at once. with
during
the past year. Personal servic«
Aurora, Oregon
corporations will file similar informa­
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