New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1916, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1916. WE HATE | TO BRAG But we feel that we have the finest as- sortment of Plants, Flowers, Baskets and Pattery that has ever been offered in Hartford. Individual ideas. Baskets of plants at a price you want- ed to pay. Deliveries on time. Doogue quality— Doogue skill— Doogue taste— Doogue service— ' We do not try to do what never was done before but to do what others have done— But,. better. DOOGUE Florists-Decorators *’Phone Charter 5724 “Old Floral Place” Corner Asylum and Ann Streets Telephone Ch. 5724 Hartford B. Altman & On. DRY GOODS FIFTH AVENUE.-MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street THE HOLIDAY FOLDER contsining illustrations of specially-priced mer- chandise that will be found most helpful in the selection of suitable gifts WILL BE_SENT UPON REQUEST The articles mentioned in the Folder will be on sale through the Mail Order Department, or may be selected in person in the new section on the Sixth Floor, from November 25th to December 22nd All charged or paid purchases will be forwarded free of charge to any point in the United States Out-of-town_ residents desiting to receive the Spring and Summer Catalogue (1917) when issued, are invited to forward their names and addresses now RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 317.2 This Thanksgiving Showing of Fine Waists should interest every woman w ho needs another handsome blouse this winter for dressy occasions. Priced at .. +....$8.00 to 10.00. Other waists in voile and silks at ........... ... $1.00 and $1.98. SUITS AT SPECIAL PRICES. NOW $15.00—All Suits that were $20.00. NOW $18.75—All Suits that were $25.00. NOW $27.50—All Suits that were $37.50. SMART KIRTS AT $3.75, $5.00, $5.75, $7.50, $8.75, $10 and $12.75. * CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS Hundreds of Dainty new styles. Our large purchase—made jast January when markets offered advantages and prices that do not exist today, and are not likely to come again for a long time— enables us to offer these daintiest of 'Kerchiefs at prices that will in- terest every woman or man who has Handkerchief presents to buy. ""“‘V"VL""V‘ 'PROSPERITY SHOWN | BY TAX RECEIPTS Large Increase in Incomes Proves U. S. Rolling in Wealth Washington, Nov. —Prosperity of the United States reflected in | the report of the commissioner of in- the last fiscal vesterday. There ternal year, revenue made for public was an increase in the total receipts | from internal revenue in the ended June 30 last of $97,042,263, the total amount collected being $512,- 723,267, Increases in the receipts from the ion taxes, the di- contributed Corporation increase of year income and corpors rect result of prosperity, a large share of this. tax receipts showed an $18,000,000 over returns of the preceding receipts from the individual income tax showed a| jump of $27,000,000, amounting in the year to $67,943,294. The increase in the income tax for the first qua ter of the current fiscal year was §730,000 over the same period last year. ao Over $19,000,000 of the increase in the income tax receipts came from those with net incomes of $20,000 or The amount received from the tax on incomes from $20,000 to $50,- 000 showed a gain of about 50 per cent. over the preceding year and a like percentage of increase obtained as to incomes between $75,000 and $1600,000. Are You One of These? The amount derived from incomes between $50,000 and $75,000, on in- comes between $100,000 and $260,- 900, on incomes from $250,000 to $500,000 and on incomes exceeding $500,000 doubled in the last fiscal year over the preceding vear, showing there was an increase of 100 per cent. in the number of persons who enjoy the larger incomes up to $500,000 a year. A plea for more investigators is made in the report as a result of the disclosure that a further tax was due the government in 63 per cent. of the returns Investigated, an average of $200 increase in the tax being de- rived from each investigation. Investigations of delinquents re- sulted in securing returns in 52 per cent. of the cases looked up with an average yield of $30 in the tax col- lected. These amendments to the income tax law are urged: To require returns of annual gross income of $3,000 or over instead of annual net incomes of like amounts. To require that returns of income be filed in the district in which the person making the return or for whom the return is made has his le- gal residence. To provide authority to enable United States consular officers to make under the direction of the com- missioner examinations and inquiries concerning the incomes of American citizens residing within their respec- tive consular districts and compel at- tendance and testimony within the power of the United States similar to the provisions applicable to examina- tions and investigations provided to | be made by internal revenue agents. That the provisions of law requir- ing the withholding of the normal tax at the source of the income be repealed except as to the income of non-resident alien individuals and corporations received from the the vear, while more. =) sources in the United States and that provision for informtion at the source be provided. Total Returns $687,000,000. The commissioner estimates that the total internal revenue tax returns for the current year will yleld 687,- 000,000, of which 124,000,000 will come from the emergency or war rev- enue taxes, which include the ad- ditional 50 cents a barrel on fer- mented liquors, the tax on munition manufacturers and estate taxes. [ The commissioner estimates that | the total returns from the income tax | will be $244,760,000, of which $111,- 760,000 will come from the tax on individual incomes and the remainder from the corporation taxes. He es- timates that the total receipts for the fiscal year beginning June 30 next will amount to $709,560,000, the prin- cipal increase being, as he estimates it, from the emergency taxes. Tt is interesting to note that of the aggregate of the internal revenue taxes collected the State of New York aid more than one-fifth and the ond district of New York con- tributed one-twelfth. New York As Taxpayer. York paid one-fourth of all the corporation income taxes, yield- ing more than twice as much as Pennsylvania, nearly three times as much as Tllinois, four times as much as Massachusetts. The second dis- trict of New York paid one-sixth of all the corporation income taxes col- lected in the United States. The State of New York paid near- ly half of all the individual income taxes, collected, vielding nearly five times as much as Pennsylvania, near- ly six times as much as Illinois, more than seven times as much as Massa- chusetts and eight times as much as Ohio. More than one-fifth of all the revenue derived fro mindividual in- come taxes came from the second in- ternal revenue district of New York As a revenue producer the empire state has other claims on public at- tention. She produced the largest quantity of fermented liquors and had the largest production of cigar- ettes. The commissioner reports that there was a phenomenal inorease in the production of cigarettes. The production of distilled spirits in the last fiscal year increased 80 per cent, over the production of the preceding New drive some monthg later, is seriously e it Milk Chocolate No 45¢ Wrapped Butterscotch 40 Ribbon Candy .. Cream Caramels .. : Jumbo Salted Peanuts 25¢ Hershey’s Chocolate Kisses 50¢ Chocolate Plantations Peanut Brittle MARSHMALLOW —_— and wholesome. in a box for A BLOCKS For the boy or Auerbach’s Swe late A, B, C Blocks. as wall as 50 pieces . girl at Instr 3¢ Pyramid Spices, tard, 4 0z. Gilpin Langdon Curry Powder 2 oz. 9c, Gilpin Langdon Allspice 4 0z. 10c, 8 oz. Cassia 4 oz. 2 oz 2 oz. Cinnamon 10¢, 8 oz. 12¢, 4 oz 15¢, 4oz Nutmeg Tumeric maraschino flavoring, Pt. 25¢ AUSTRALIAN LEADER. pondence of the Associated Nice, Nov. 25.—Field Marshal Rad- omir Putnik, who led the army which Tress) drove the Austrian invaders from Ser- bia before the successful l}ermanl i ill. He recently arrived here in a‘: special car from Ttaly and was so | weak that he had to be carried to his | hotel apartment. Asthma and mher} complications have made a physical wreck of the famous Serbian general. No visitors are allowed to see him. | two daughters, Militza and Radvicka. The climate is reported to have caus- | ed a slight improvement in his health and he has been able to change the | special dlet which he followed when he first came. Nevertheless the im- shal is a used up, finished man. Mo- tionless and looking hard at ever thing through his plercing eyes, he seems reserving only enough vitality to walt for the realization of his cher- N T e —— CAN'T FIND DANDRUF Every bit of dandruff disappears af- ter one or two applications of Dander- ine rubbed well into the sealp with the finger tips. Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store and save your hair, After a few applica- tions you can't ind a particle of dan- druft or any falling halr and the scalp yeer, will never itch, SUGGESTIONS som) FULL POUND > Ih TURKEY Just the thing for the Kiddies to enjoy Thanksgiving. Pure CHOCOLATE 4 oz. Fresh Drie:lA S’:g; 5¢ PER OZ—20c 14 POUND (FROZEN PUDDING | pallid " PLEASE THE FOLKS AT HOME BILLIE BURKE CHOCOLATES This dainty package contains all the var- fcty, novelty and goodness that we could pos sibly crowd into @ Billie Bur satisfy a discriminating taste Chewy and soft cent a tempting assortment. ™ 2 Ibs 39¢ m m 1 Coffee the A Coffec that body NOVA 25¢b. his Week Only. $1.00. VENDOME CHOCOLATES Surpassing confections in fancy assortment that will please the most critical candy connoisseurs. The coating is the richest chocolate obtainable— nougets, cordial—and a variety of tasty. combinations. 1bs. for the centers filled with Full Pound OF CHOCOLAT! home. t Milk Choco- uctive ey 25¢ FRESH SPICES pepper, Regalias Our Challenge SPECIAL, WEDNESDAY, full pound of confections. > chocolates were —nuts and fruits in Unquestionably the big- value market. Pleases Fresh roasted, ground, gienically packed. TODAY nuts, LA MARCA | 2 5 for 25 o - . ) 2i¢ 4 ) / W CHOCOLATES "SPANISH OLIVES S Choice Queen Olives, ( have a delicious fla- vor and are rich in food value A Correct Start for THAT BIG DINNER 10c¢ to 75¢ GRAPE FRUITOLA B MARMALADE Made from fresh « A ripe grape fruit. 'GRAPE JUICE, The unfermented juice of lusclous sun-ripened grapes, carefully select- fruits in ed, pressed and bottled under strictly sanitary conditions. A pure and wholesome beverage. Pints 25¢ — Quarts 45¢ 1% Gallon 80c. PURE HONEY Clear Honey in glass jars — nutritious and nealthful, pure, unadul- ‘erated. 10c, 25¢, 50c. LIGGETT'S COCOA pleasant and nutri beverage — sol ble in boiling water— § unequalled for making confections such fudges, etc. Half Pounds Reg. Price, 3 for 25¢ AROMATICA CI Black and White Box 25 G Made with Chopped Cherries, and Riker's Perfect Ice Cream. Qt. 50c ished expectations, the f of Serbia. ICK TO SHIP, BOYS Oxford, England, Nov. American club at Oxford university at its last meeting defeated by majority a resolution for the tinuance of the use of its fund the purchase of liquors. The rc tion bore the signatures of twenty two, of the members but it was de- feated by a vote of 85 to 28. Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow—complexion tongue _coated—appetite poor: you have a bad taste in your mouth—a pression remains that the fleld mar- | Jazy, no-good feeling—you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a sub- i stitute for calomel—were prepared by | Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study | with his patients. { Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with | olive oih You will know them by their olive color. i 9 To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel—yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome coni= etipation, That's why millions ogj?oxcs are sold annually at 10c and 25¢ per box All druggists. Take on€ olr two | migatly and note the pleasing results, __ | (HAVANA) 10¢ Each—2 for 25¢—16c¢ each igars—>sc cach Absolute Guarante If Rvaof§ is not a better Polish than’ anything / else of its kind, youimay ‘return the bottle and we o Pure French Olive Ol 45¢ 14 Pt.—75¢ I'L—sl.:!.'):. ' VANILLA EXTRACT Made from selccted Mexican Vanilla Beans—full flavored. TWO OUNCE BOTTLE XE— %3\: s 7 [} 1 2 3 I | e iwill ‘refund ‘your money. Can We Offer More? The manufacturer is behind us in this strong guarantee. His seven years’ experience in the polish business insures you entire satis- faction. BV 61055 It Dusts, it Cleens, it Polishes at the same time. Justa drops do the work. No water necestary. Contains cleanest and urest ingredients, lustre. Use it on 2ll vamithed surfaces from woodwork to autos. Leaves no sediment. Gives high, bright hard All cizes, 25¢ to $2.50 JOHN A. ANDREWS CO.: ‘We Recemmend Hayden's Cedar Oil Mops T