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r a FILL .OUT Y1UR ,t. INCOM RETURI I t'.L l owing ptatement i s ue0 t *Collector of iriternel. Re p r; Biadley, the District o1 Carolina, Columbia, Souti .raJt1 .1040-a revised;and simplit ;4~or 1#ing individual. returnse o fom r the calendar year 1921. o a less will be dvailable Wed January 18, 1922, at the of ol ctor of Internal Reveriei S C A copy will lie mall. e tapayers .who last year filed i itun, but failure.to receive the forri does fiot reliove a taxpayer, of his ob. igation .tr file -a return on time-or o' before ,March 15, 1922. The forn: ha. been' reduced from tiix to foul pats. two. of which are devoted .t "Iiet~itions which should, be care. 'fully rea'd by the taxpayer before fill. ing-in the blanks. A study of those instructions will greatly lessen difi. cultles 'heretofore: encouitered in cor rectly making out the return. On page 1, under head of "Income' axe spaces for reporting the follow ,itig items:- salaries, wages, commis iona, etc.; ,income' from pai'tncrahips fiduciaries, etc.; rents and royalties profit (or less) from business or pro fession; profit (or loss) from. sale 0: real estate; profit (or loss), from-sak of stocks, bonds, etc., and other in cone. Beneath are spaces ,for eiter ing deductioris,, such is interest - and taxes paid during the yeai'; losses by fire, storm, shipwreck, or other cas ualty or by theft, contributions, bad debts, etc. On page 2 are spaces fbr entering explanations of the various items; i, o. the total amount of income from business or profession, with descrip tion ("grocery,,' "retail clothing,' drug store," "laundry", "doctors" "Hf Is'HO LOOKS BEFORE "Dollar If you i building ahead of y promptly I llI? 1i * THE' It's common. J posted that C: picking for pe< * Cypress averts Maybe your wc 'Cypress. So mi Your lumber de what you inten "The grade ye These are "dol] people. And don't .w everlastingness "Tide VWater" * on ever Write us for list of FREE Pi and no.. substitutes" from ~ Sol cgijp Man 1 YOUR LOCAL DR~ALRR WILL SUI l bwye' prmr) Og $m rents, dyalties, sol: ofproperty, etc. yrns Ore; r qired. of every sir gio perssi 'and every niarried per in not', living with hisband or wife, lesejet income 'or 1921 was $1,000 or rnlre, and of every married person livirng with husband or wife whose it' income .was. $2,000 or' more. If the conibined net: inohie'of husban wife and dependent- minor. children squalled or es ceedied $2,000, or if the combitied gros .incom' of husband, wife aiit} dependent minor children equalled or exceeded-$5,000, all such idcpnre must be. reported on' a ' joint return or in ,separate returns of 4hus bafid and wife.' If single and the net income, includhig that of dependent minors, if any, equalled or exceeded $1,000, or ift the. gross income equall. ed or exceeded $5,000, a return must be filed, A minor, however, having a not- income of $1,0Q0;or $2,000, accord ing to marital status or a gross in come of, $5,000,: 'must file a return. The reqiirerhents to file ,a return of gross income, regardless of the amount of net income, upon which the tak is assessed is, a new provision. "Net income" is ,gross income less certaih deductions which are explain ed on the form. ' S ,Under each -of the above conditions, a return must be filed even though no tax .is due. The exeniptions are $1,000 for single persons and married persons not living with husband or wife, $25,000 for married persons liv ing with husband or wife whose net income for 1921 was $5,000 or less than $2,000 for such persons whose net income was more than $5,000. The exemption for dependents a person under eighteen years of age or, men tally or physically defective" has been increased from $200 to $400. ' A head of a family--a person who actually supports in one household one or more persons closely related to him (ors her) by blood, marriage, or VE LEAPS BUILDS OF CYP|RESS ANL Str etching rite nd to p or have a re u, you'll be w decide touse nowledge with peo) rpress buil dings p~ >ple who enjoy repa repair bills. irk won't need the big ich the better for yout aler knows what's wh~ d to build or repair, u need is the grade lar-stretching" days orry. You'll not b Sby using the lowe Cypress.~Buy it by ti y board or bundle. .ANs for (arm buildings--but in the meantime your local lumber dealer--no matter (or w , Address JTHERN CYPRE, ufacturers' Associati 77 Graham I'uilding, Jacksonvlle, Ia. PPLY YOU. IP ".12 HAAM'T ItunOins CvenRW dopto, Is granted the sMue :xemp tbons: allowed a rharried peison. The normal tax rates are unchang ed, 4 per cent on the first $4,000 of net incolne above the exemptions and 8 per cent on the remaining net in come. The tax this year, as last, may be paid in full at the time of filing the return, or in four equal install ments, due on or before March 15, June 15, September 15, and Decem ber 15. Heavy penalties are provided by the new revenue act or failure to file a return and pay the tax on time. % ' Announcement will be made through the press of the date, of re lease of Forms 1040 for filing .indi vidual return of income of mor than $5,000. TOBACCO MEETINGS Farmers Meet to Choose Directors. Three For South Carolina Florence, S. C,, Jan..-A meeting of the Organization Committee of the Tri-State Tobacco Growers Associa tion was hold in Raleigh, N. C., Jan. 5, 'to tabulate the signed contracts from the three states. iach state, including Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, was found to have more than its re qlffred amount. South Carolina will be entitled to three directors, one of which will be appointed by Governor Cooper. This state was divided into two-districts by counties ,as follows: District No. 1, Florence, Dillion, Georgetown, Marlboro, 'Marion and Horrr. District No. 2, Darlington, Lee, Sumter, Clarendon, Williamsburg, Berkeley, Dorchester, Bamberg, Edge field, Orangeburg, Saluda,. Lexington and Aiken. From the above counties nearly five thousand signed contracts have been sent in and tabulated while every mail brings in new contracts. BUILDS FOR KEEPS." Days." it up a pair job ise if you genuine ple who are. ovide poor r jobs. her grades of pocketbook. at. Tell him mnd, you'll get."' vith prudent e sacrificing ~r grades of e trade mark insist on "CYPR ESS at purpose you buy. Insist on)~ "Tide you can idenftify tby this mark: S LET US KNOW AT ONCE.. Million Packets Of Flower Seeds Free We believe in flowers around th homes of the South. Flowers brighten up. the home aurroundings and give pleasure and satisfaction to those who have them. We have filled more than a million packets of seeds, of beautiful yet easily grown 'flowors to be given to our customers this spring. ' ouldn't you like to have - five packets of beautiful flowers free? YOU CAN GET THEM! Hastings 1922 catalog is a 100-page handsomely illustrated seed book full from cover to cover of truthful descriptions and illustrations of vegetables, flowers and farm crops. It is full of helpful gar den, flower and farm informition that is needed in overy Southern home. and, too, the catalog tells you how to get those flower seeds absolutely free. Write for our 1922 catalog now. It ii the finest, most valuable and beau tiful seed book ever. published, and ,you will be mighty glad you've got it. There is no obligation to buy any-, thing. Just ask for the catalog, and it will come by return mail. H. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDSMEN, ATLANTA, GA. On January 30, each county will hold a meeting of the signers at its Court House, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing delegates. These delegates will be elected on a basis of one for each mililon pounds or majority fraction thereof under contract. Every member or signer is supposed to attend this county meet ing on January 30th. On February 2, the delegates elected will convene in their District meeting point to choose a director for that district. The delegates for the First District will meet in Florence, and the dele gates for the Second District will meet in Sumter. At the meeting in Raleigh ,the fol lowing action was taken: "Owing to pressure brought on the Commit tee from g ewers in the three states who had not yet had an opportunity to sign, the committees decided to continue the campaign for signers on the same basis-until "elruary 2, 1922 when the Board of Dir0etors will as sume control." Those signing prior to or at the meetings on January 30 can participate in the election of de legates. An active campaign drive will be made from now until I''ebru ary 2, in this state for a 75 per cent sign up. Any persons needing contracts for themselves or for their neighlpr can obtain then by dropping a postal to T. B. Young, Florence. DESitROY TIHE i1OLI, WEEVIL WINTER QUAlTERS Clemson College---"So far the wee vil has not suffered seriously on ac count of the winter weather," says Prof. A. F. Conradi, entomologist, in answering inquires about the prob able infestation next season. "It is entirely possible that we may yet have very cold weather, but with a pest as serious as the boll weevil, it is necessary that we consider every possibility. There are yet many fields with stalks and stubble on them many unkept dlitch banks many un kept orchards, andi many margins of wvoodls offering shelter to this pest. It is diflicult to conceive howv any farm or can afford to take time to go squir rel hunting wvhen these menacing winnter hotels for the weev'il on his farm i are staing him in the face every tdy. Staite of SouthI Carol inau County of Clarendon. Court of Common PfOleas('n D~ecree. Ida Levi, Plaintiff, .vs. .Johnny, Davis and D). WV. Aldiermian antI Sons Comnpany, De'fendanlts. Pursuant to a [Decree of the Court of Common P'lens for said County andi State made in above en titled action dated December 3i1st., 1921, 1, .J. E. G;amble, Sheriff of C'larendon County wvill ::ell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court lIfouse dloor' at Manning, S. C., on Mondlay, lFebrnanry f;h, 1922, being satlesdamy, wvithiin the legal1 hours for judicial sales, thne following tie-'; scribed real estate: "All that piiece ,par'cel or tract of land lying, being and situate in the Comity of Clarendon, South Carol ina, containing twenty-four (241) acres, more or less, as per plat of G. TI. Floydl, Civil Engineer, lodged in JTudgment Roll No. 4476 in the oflice of the Clerk of Court for Clarendon County in the case of L~utit in Davis and others against .Jamnes Arthur Davis and others and designated on said plat as Lot No. 7 and bounded and butting as followvs to wvit: North by lot No. 6 awarded to Nabor Davis;, Eas't by lands of Mrs. Rosa Wemnberg; South by lot No. 8 award ed to Carter Davis now the property of Estate of A. Levi; anid West by lot No. 4 awardled to L~utitia Davis and landls now or formerly of Rober-t Boyd. Purchaser to pa y for papers. J1. E. GA MBLE, Sher iff of Clarendon County. CHICH ESTER S PILLS ~Tna DIAMstD nRAN4D.A ieat Ask y ftafoDru PnfoII aid *bad o 4nieWIallV' S boxes, sealed with Blue Rtibbo . fae o ethep. fl wo, bDIAOD PZLAND fovU SOLDBYItGGISTS EVERYWHERE Efird' s Efird's AFTER IENTORY SALE Offers a Wonderful Variety of Cold Weather . SPECIALS At Unusually Low Prices! LADIES' UNION SUITS $1.00 Ladies' light weight Union Suits at ..68c SHIRTS AND PANTS, 85c Ladies' heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers at ------- --- ---- -- --------- -85c LADIES' COMBINATION SUITS, 98c Ladies' light weight combination suits, value up to $1.50, at -----------.--------98c BLANKETS AT AFTER-INVENTORY SALE PRICE Lorraine Blankets, size 72x84 ---------$8.75 Chatham Blankets, size 72x84 --------$9.50 Lorraine Blankets, size 72x84 ----------$6.95 Chester Blankets, size 64x80 and 72x80 $1.98 Wear Well Blankets, size 72x80 .-------$1.65 Nashua Wool Nap, size 60x76 ---------- $2.35 Nashua Wool Nap, size 66x80 _---------$4.50 Lorraine Nap, size 66x84 and 72x84 -._-$5.00 Shawmut Nap, size 636x80_-__--._.......$3.35 COTTON BED) COMFIORTS A. P. C. Comforts, regular siz"es, $5.98 grade at---......--------$3.98 One lot Snowdrift Comforts, regular -size, $7.50 value ---------.9 A. P. C. largt size, $9.50 value$55 SHEETS 72x90--Liberty Sheets--..98c 81x90-Mohawk Sheets ..- - $1.415 81x90-Crestwood Sheets .~~$1.45 81x00--Dan River Sheets .- -.. $1.18 6i3x99--Pick Wick Sheets ~ $1.45 63x90-Special Leader Sheets ~ $1.29 81x90--Courtland Sheets ...-. -98c 72x90--Woodbine Sheets . -6.~.~ ~A9c 81x90-Whitmnan Sheets $1.75.. SPREAD)S 80x90--Cor'ded D~imity Quilt $1.95 81x90--M~onoghan Krinkle Spreads $1.95 72x90-D)imity Spreads ..---. $.4 72x 99-Stevens Crochet Spreads --- $2.95 86x99-Stevens Crochet Spreads $4.35 80x90-Stevens Crochet Spreads $33 EFIRD 'S Department Store, SUMTER. S. C.