ij YOUR INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX *
pi AT A GLANCE
Amt. of Normal Tax Amt. Subj’t Zone Zone Total Total
Income RateP.C. Amt. to Surtax RateP.C. Tax Surtax Income Tax
$ 3,000 6 $ 60 * 60
4.000 6 120 v ,
5.000 6 1*0 . f" 180
6.000 6 240 $ 1,000 1 $ 10 $10 2o0
X|o00 12 480 3,000 2 40 50 530
j 10,000 12 720 5,000 3 60 110 830
12.000 12 960 7,000 4 80 190 1,150
14.000 12 1,200 9,000 5 100 290 1,490
16.000 12 1,440 11,000 6 120 420 1,860
18^000 12 1,680 13,000 7 140 550 2,230
20.000 12 1,920 15,000 8 160 710 2,630
22.000 12 2,160 17,000 9 180 800 2,960
24^000 12 2,400 19,000 10 200 1,090 3,490
26^00 12 2,640 21,000 11 220 1,310 3,950
28^000 12 2,880 23,000 12 240, 1,550 4,430
30.000 12 3,120 25,000 13 260* 1,810 4,930
32.000 12 3,360 27,000 14 280 2,000 5,360
84^000 12 3,600 29,000 15 300 2,300 5,900
§H 36,000 12 3,840 31,000 16 320 2,710 6,550
38.000 12 4.080 83.00!) 17 340 3,080 7,160
150.000 12 17,520 145,000 52 26,000 49,510 67,030
i 200,000 12 23,520 195,000 56 23,000 77,510 101,030
300.000 12 35,520 295,000 60 63,000 137,510 173,030
500.000 12 59,520 495,000 63 126,000 263,510 323,030
1,000,000 12 119,520 995,000 64 1,320,000 583,510 703,030 I
The above figures are we think accurate and are based on your
net income.
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NEWPORT, \RKANSAS
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II WRIST WATCHES
11 $15 to $25
These watches contain lever move- jj
ments. We carry no watches with
cylinder movements.
Buy from us—do not send
§1 your money out of town—we can
save you money.
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Suits
Coats
Dresses
| For this week’s special Ladies’
Dresses in Taffetta, Georgette, Silk,
Jersey, $25.00 and $30.00 values
$19-75
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306 Front St. Phone 255
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WEATHER.
Tonight and Saturday increasing
cloudiness, probably rain, colder to
I night, warmer Saturday.
HERE AND THERE
Mrs. Frank Moorehead returned to
day from Memphis.
Mrs. A. C. Wilkerson returned from
a visit to Batesville relatives last
night.
I. D. Price’s for Ingersol Watches.
51d6t wit.
A. T. Hubly went down to Hot
Springs this morning on a two days’
business trip.
Miss Birdie Kirkland is spending
two or three days at Little Rock, the
guest of friends.
Knox menus shoes cheap. Ill Wal
iut street, dtf.
Rev. Michael Mar Yosip of Cotton
Plant will preach at the Presbyterian
church in this city Sunday.1,
Mrs. W. T. Allison left yesterday
afternoon for her home at Little
Rock, after a visit to Newport friends.
! I. D. Price’s for Fishing Tackle and
Base Ball goods 51d6t wit
The Baptist Woman’s Missionary
. Union will hold their spring bazaar
and Easter e^g sale the Saturday be
fore Easter.
Mrs. Frank Moorehead returned
this afternoon from a ten days’ visit
with Mrs. Emma Gardner at Mem
phis.
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j Garden seed in bulk, also in paper
I at I. D. Price’s. 51dGt wit
Mr. and Mrs. George Terry of
i Batesville came down last evening and
! attended the Yama Yama dance at the
| Elks club.
Lieutenant Albert Bevans came up
from Fort Roots last night and at
! j tended the big dance. He will return
I to Little Rock this afternoon.
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Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens at
I. D. Price’s Book Store. 51d6t wit
All teachers of the Christian Sun
day school are urged to be present at
a meeting at the home of Otto M.
Bowen Friday evening at 7 p. in.
Dr. Tillman Slayden was here from
Tuckernian today a short while on his
evening from Little Rock, where he
companied a patient to the hospital.
“Graveyard Blues” at Newport
Jewelry Co., Columbia record. 52dl
Miss Alta Roberts has resigned her
position as stenographer for the
Pate Grocery Company and has re
turned to her home at Tuckerman.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Albright of
Little Rock, who have been visiting
relatives at Batesville, were here yes
terday morning on their return home.
Wanted—Lady with some experi
lence to db office work. Phone 116.
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Co t Or No Cost
on all our Fall and Winter Goods. |
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This one special year that we will I
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over for another season. You will always I
If you will keep in practice not to buy any
goods any where until! j-ou get our prices.
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Tomorrow being the birthday of our
nation’s first president, George Wash
ington, whose 177th birthday it will
be, the banks of our city will be closed
Eat Switow Candy
Candy is a food. The %
human system needs it.
Uncle Sam gives each
doughboy haif a pound of
candy every ten days.
Gives it in rations as food
not as a luxury. Are you
eating sufficient candy?
IVSade in Newport
in observance of days, which is a Na
tional holiday.
Drayage of all kinds handler
•rcmptiy. Phone No. 10. C.heste
Robinson. 13-di
Mrs. O. P. Barbour of Pratt, Kan
sas, who has been visiting her mother
at Mountain Home, was at the Col
| umbia hotel last night on her return
home.
Judge Dene H. Coleman of Bates
j ville, who has been conducting circuit
! court here for the past three weeks,
has been appointed as one of the dele
gates from Arkansas to the League of
Nations’ conference which will meet
in St. Louis, February 25-26.
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4. VARNISHES, ETC. +
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GOSSARD CORSETS
NEW SPRING MODELS IN
CHOOSE A CORSET WORTHY
OF YOUR GOOD FIGURE
—Then choose your new outer
apparel—a new Spring Corset will
give the proper style lines to the
new outer garments and show off
their smart fashionable design to *
the best advantage.
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I You’ll find real pleasure in choos- I *
ing a Gossard Corset. It is so easy 3
to get exactly the right model for I
your figure, a model that fits per- J
| fectly and assures comfort and
NEW SPRING satlsfactlon- ^
"ICOATS LET YOUR NEXT CORSET
...DRESSES BE a GOSSARD
—CAPES
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Wolff-Goldman Merc. Co,
“The Home of Good Merchandise**
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