The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1915, Page 6

= SIME INCOME TAX wk to Carry ly 80 Per Cent. of ( nonwealth’s Load Mills Committee Engages Wis- 0 ia fever of married men men with children, Thus a mar | riod yan with two or three children | Might have 62,000 of Income exempted. | The tax would be collected by the; along the line of the present secured Monroe Clothes are profit shoring || central State government from all) Get iaw. by which securitien‘are rem, Harris Glasses are priced at youshare at once. We}! sections altke and then part rebated | istered and stamped exempt after al $2.00 or more | hack to the counties for local use. It] single payment, form of occupation and is proposed that the State wijl take “te habitation tax for purely local use. half for its own uses and give beck) “There in divergence. of opinion the other baif to the localities trom whieh it was derived WOULD ADD 10 PER CENT. TO the tax burden than ever before, PLAN IS NOW IN FAVOR.| Members of the committee estimate thee of the preeeet | ee tae oh real ond pereonel grap | Sverre. a age } cory milters Grill shows be part The vt toe recwaity iam | the Banke eure gunned Guat a om ¢ thinks ered toward « qullege me progeny + denne howd te given for work done era eb po . Neher Oe Heme tek ere hit perenne! apinion share would be a) | Miva! Gevtaration of poltey” f the total Out of meme comtriieation the i et beck from the Mate oehalt of @hat a! That Boy's Eyes Poarer at times? nsin Expert to Prepare Does he ever complamn of headache? Do his e Tentative Draft j twitch or water up: a Provocation? The Mitte te _— Or have you a daughter eT ee a with similar ‘indications? if | restign ne taxation, having Anished ga) ©, You May save a lot of hearings in New York, has en- rased burdews, The| future trouble by prompt of Wixcon a mingle tan) action. ore - b bigher taxes on ; tate tmoome ¢ ete ree alone Oe in weet with favor of We have a special Oculist |tute for the per tas, | Govers mi lp face urgent need of ade | (Registered Physician) in each itional reveaue of our nine stores for just euch corrective work He will tell ie whether or not your child should wear until after the up-Blate hearing committee has in mind the following | @lasses. Our reputation and "| ietaie recommendations to the| standing are your assurance igislature: . FEISS sone 1 Sore dy aes 2. Certain changes and Increases in indirect forms of taxation, principally| lutely necessary PROBAGLE TAX SUGGESTIONS OF THE COMMITTE While withholding final whether an income tax law could be passed through the Legislature. 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