The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1923, Page 9

| j / Hundreds of Suits and Overcoats from which to choose at this unusually low price | This sale continues only | until Saturday night heasty’s | SECOND AT SENECA | We Expect to Grow— and to grow by serving. The Seattle National Bank believes in this community; in its growth and prosperity, individually and collectively. We underwrite its ambitions and its efforts with our unqualified faith. We pledge our co-operation to its forward- looking enterprises and to its individual citi- zens. When you-have a financial problem, let us help you solve it. You will find a cordial welcome. Southeast Corner Second Avenue at Columbia Organized Over 40 Years Ago | quarters, food, clothing, ete., provided | minister of the gospel was exempted | income, |amounts recetved thru accident or | angements T Income Tax Facts Loggers’ Lodging. Hospital Workers. Ministers’ Homes. Federal Bonds. Under certatn conditions itving ployen are not regarded as income. in fin ving, logging, ard and lodg scch board cing dered as con- tributed for the convenience of the employer, Therefore, ita value need not be included in computing the net income of the employe. The rule ap- plies to board and lodging furnished seamen. The value of board and lodging fur nished hospital employes ts to be re- turned as income unless the employe in subject to duty at any time during the 4 hours of @ day and therefore ie required to cept quarters and meals at the hospitals tn addition to his regular compensation, The rental of a dwelling “and ap- purtenances thereof’ furnished a by the revenue act of 1921, and no longer needs to be included tn gross Certain ttema, as show on forms for making the returns, are specifically exempt from the income tax, much as proceeds of Ife inwurance policies, health inmuranos, value of property acquired by gift, bequest, dencent or devine, interest recetved on state and certain federal bonds, amounts re- cetved an compensation, family allot- ments and allowances under the pro- vistona of the war rink tnsuranos and vocational rehabilitation acts, pen- sions for military or naval service tn time of war, eto, BILL TO REGULATE WEIGHT OF LOAVES OF BREAD ON SALE LYMPIA, Feb. T-—-An at- tempt to standardize loaves || of bread with respect to size and weight, and to prohibit the re turn of unsold loaves to the || bakeries is attempted in a bill to be fatroduced In the house shortly This measure stipulates that dealers shall #el) bread only in welghts of one, one and one-half, two and three pounds, Those welghts may vary one ounce tn each loaf. The measure ts spon. sored by Representative Charies Moran of King. WANT PLACES FOR DINNER! Requests from Tacoma, Olympia, Everett, Bellingham, Bremerton, Auburn, Kent, Enumclaw and Puyallup for reservations for the Lincoly’Tilden tuncheon to be held at the Masonic club rooma, Arcade building, Saturday noon, have been received by HK Ryan, president of the King County Democratic club. Invitations bave been extended to the progressive, republican and farmeriabor members of the state legisiature. While Senator C. C Dil will @eltver the principal ad- dreas, short talks will be made by William M. Short, president of the | state federation of labor, and others. To make tt easier for those wishing to make reservations’ for the tunch- con, tickets, which will be 60 cents] per plate, will be on sale at the| following places: Archway book store, corner Third and Pike; Ma-| wonic club rooms, Arcade bullding: and 236 Burke building “AS ~ In a great demand for tickets, tend the lunchenon to obtain their | tickets wihout delay,” announced Shoe Dealers to | Seattle shoe dealers are arrang- ing for a big St. Valentine dinner Masonic temple on February 14 to their employes, who will furnish gram of amateur talent. The shoe dealers on the committee of ar ‘ ‘a cigar stand, 712 «=Becond 3e suggest to those wishing to at President Ryan yesterday. Honor Employes | and dance party to be given at the entertainment with an original pro- aro R. A. Gommill, chairman, of the Nifty Boot Shop T. A. Baxter, of Baxter & Raxter: D. L, Wallace, of the Shuart Shoe shop. 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