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They seem especially created for the use of fastidious women, for
afternoon, street and evening wear. With their pretty tunic effects,
trimmed with effective braiding, self-covered buttons and lovely de
signs in bead work. There is a good assortment to choose from, and it
would be well for the lady who needs one for any one of those occasions
to come now and let us help her make a selection before they are all
picked over.
We have a lovely line of pretty Organdies, Linen and Crepe de
signs, too, suitable for home afternoon wear, all reasonably priced.
Sweaters in Fiber Silk and Wools, in the colors that are going to
be so popular this fall, some of which are Burgundy, house, sand and !
pretty combinations of contiasting shades. The prices of these range
from $12.50 to $20.00.
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GENTLEMEN?
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As altered by the senate the hill
goes to the < onferen< e (nrnmittee of
! senat«irs and representatives, which j
finally reports back a compromise
draft »n which both houses can agree
i
| Inasmuch as this particular bill will
lengthen the long arm of the govern
ment tax collector so It can reach
into almost every man’s pocket, one
who attempts to he Informed of what
sacrifice' he will he called upon to
make yi.it the world may become a
decent place to live in, will do well to
survey the needs which have brought
before the country this measure for
not only tinancc their own share of
taxing the high and low
The American people of course will [
I the war but they w ill furnish in large )
measure, the monetary backbone to
enable ihe Alies to continue. This |
new law is expected to make an e<|uit
, able distribution of the burden to all
the people In just proportion to their
sheriff the nation's wealth Results j
of the present 1: vs have not been on
I tirely satisfactory.
Experience has pointed out weak
| spots
Estimates submitted to Congress
place the expenditures of the coming
year at about JdO.Onu.mm.ono. it does
not necessarily follow, however, that
the actual expenditure will reach that
figure. The House committee on ap
propriations is of the opinion that
$24.OnO.O(M),000 will suffice According 1
to the original budget the expenditure
for war purposes alone will lie $24.
476.293,691.77.
iii'* :imnn issue or ijnerty minus
| would be authorized at $16,000,oun,
; 000, which leaves $8,000,000,000 to he
■ secured through other means, it is
: with the raising of this $8.000.000,oo»>
: that the new revenue law will he con
cerned. The problem confronting
; thos* drafting the hill Is just how
to levy equitably upon the various
taxable sources; what proportion of!
the amount is to be taken through j
exc« 'S profits taxes and income faxes,
and what by luxury, consumption ami
other faxes. At tin present time opin
ion I- divided upon this subject, and
' h: at first if was brlirxed that an ;
"X* t:ofits and income tax would’
furn ■ :■ i |ea.-t S• ■■
' ■ di'il, il li.is tpnv lie. m ii
leimined Hint ill \ i■ ■ v i f
ilic i'i"lin lion of prom I>riin In it m i
• h- ng! 1 lie inrr*M - i i i- ,i ..i lal i
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| nil- no.v ratt will ho ipiil"
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The in n tor of "M'l a i Ho ii"
I: '! «! I’nplii all")' I" I ' ■ 1. : 'all!
it -11 Ini; out ol III. ' I t!
through which . pop!. h
■ iff >1 III!' |. •' 'll.
t*li i.c must also lr i no d I - . .
’no.ms oi rni.il" .old.' .mini i i ■
b dctiniiolv divided lr 'I.
On© tiling seem:' poidtivi Tin I.
imii.csrfi say they are doioriniiied ilia’
Hio nation's basilic - >Ii .11 inn v.
hampered. It it Ih. i seoms cerium t !> '
the people of America will not ho
compelled to bear Hie heavy burden
ol taxation that ha- boon placed m m :,
the English
NEW TUX LEVY
(Continued from Page One)
passages In tin* hulls of congress for j
several weeks, possibly until snow
flies, and it will be well for any Arner jj
lean newspaper reader who wishes to M
grasp the significance of its move
ments as it progresses to tix in mind
the five stages through which the hill
passes before it goes to the White
House for the signature of the Presi
dent. These stages are
The bill is framed by the house
v ays and means committee (This
is now going on.)
It is considered in the house with
a more or less limited debate, and
possibly after some amendments from
the committee form, is passed and sent
to the senate. ,
The hill is considered by the senate !
finance mommittee. to which it has
been referred. In this committee the
bill may be practically "made over,”
or to the structure of the work of the
house may be added the Ideas of the
senate committeemen
It is debated and passed in the sen
ate. often after nights of prolonged
argument and parliamentary maneu
ver
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