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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY \ 1923 1*1 m ISES ABOUT 1917 INCOME TAX CLAIMS erpayment Claims to Be Filed by March 1 BY EDWARD A. PRATT „ (income Tax Counsellor) lifter March 1, 1923, it will be too '"'! to filo Claims for Refunds for rpayment of 1917 Income Taxes. > taxpayer may claim abatement- if itional taxes are assessed and de- ded after that date. Section 250 of the Revenue Act of 1921 pro- s that taxes due under any act r to 1921 "shall be determined and jssed within five years after the trn was filed." his now applies primarily to thf ome Tax Returns for the year 7 which were filed by taxpayers or before March 1, 1918, and on [ich taxes were paid without pro- either at time of payment of the les original amount or the payment of additional tax where assessed. The Government sent waivers to taxpayer* which many signed without careful thought and consideration. It is probable that even where waiv- ers were signed, if the Government demands additional tax for the year. 1917, payment can be refused and abated if the taxpayer can show that there was not sufficient consideration for signing the waiver. Many taxpayers have learned that it was a mistake to sign the waiver because the Government did not then need to expedite the audit of the 1917 returns. They therefore have not been given attention, while others who did not sign waivers have had their 1917 and previous returns audit- ed by the Government. Federal Tax Returns for the cal- endar year 1917 were due on or be- fore March 1, 1918. Where exten- sions of time were granted to indi- (Continued on Page 16) [Graceful in line [And plenty of power; tt is not our* boastâ€" | But 'The Car of the Hour." NORTHWESTER KJ MOTOR CO. rN FORD SERVICE Skokie Motor Co. 712-714 Elm Street Winnetka Authorized FORD Dealers o4t Either End of the Hill Don't "skimp" on butter. Butter builds health. Use plenty of itâ€" in baking, cooking and as a spread for bread. BOWMAN'S BUTTER is made only of pure, rich cream. It is churned and packaged in the coun- tryâ€"protected from all impurity. Won't you try a pound today? ina tM Drink plenty of MM DAHff GOMlSSw iflilfc It's Bottled in the Country. On hills that try the heart of an automobile the 1923 Gardner is at its best, for grades before which many cars will hesitate, serve only to bring out its reserve power and strength. On an uphill run the five-bearing Gardner motor leaps easily from a start to highest speed; it develops its greatest power where the power is needed; it runs under the added load as smoothly and quietly as on a level straightaway. Or take the downgrade, Here the rugged chassis and improved braking system spell abso- lute safety and control. >uch festaTprove $a&~T^ance£lJaTue that ex- tends throughout the 1923 Gardner. Choose a hill for a demonstration. The story of the tftiari nsnfeeifa«n^^best tc4d~o^^^ The Lexington Chicago Company Main Office, 2234 South Wabash Avenue Retail Sales, 2209 South Michigan Avenue Telephones Victory 3770, 3771, 3772 Branch No .2â€"3944 Lincoln Ave. Telephone Wellington 2371 Branch No. 3â€"4006 Washington Blvd. Telephone Kedzie 6018 Evanston Branch, 1008 Davis Street ~~ Evanston Phone 6975 Cars ^irawpTay^and for sale at all of the above locations. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiiip MaMicmftrothers>c Annual Sale of ORIENTAL RUGS This sale event appeals with equal force to those who need not consider cost, but relish the satisfaction of a "good buy," and those who have re- garded Oriental Rugs as a luxury to be enjoyed SOMETIME in the future, The Price^Reductions of ^A appeal to £he common sense thrift of the former, and make dreams come true for the latter. There are literally hundreds of fine Rugs of all varieties and sizes in- cluded in the sale, and no matter what your color-scheme problems may be, you are sure to find many Rugs exactly suitable. * - '* â-  . A Few Examples of the Values Offered Serapi, 16.0x11.6.......... ............... .....$ 050.00â€" f 685.00 Kirmanshah, 12.10x9.2........................... 750.00 562.50 Ispahan, 11.9x9.2.............?...'...........---- 650.00 490.00 Kirmanshah, 12.4x8.1.......... ............... 675.00 .. 490.00 Sarouk, 6.6x4.3... .•..................... .....---- 160.00 120.00 ------Chinese, 8.0x5.8............ ................. 145.00 105.00 Melaz, 13.0x10.2 ..:............................. 525.00 262.00 Melaz, 13.0x10.10....... ...................... 750.00 375.00 Samarkhand, 9.4x5.0............... ..... .....„. 175.00 87.50 Cashmere, 12.2x8.6........................... 185.00 115.00 Laristan, 18.0x11.0,. .__........... „._............ 1500.00 * =^ 95aOOâ€"â€"- Ifoyal Ispahan, 18.0x11.9......................... 1650.00 1050.00 | Ant. Bijar, 19.5x11.3 ... ............^^^..... 1400.00 975.00 i ljGufestan^25!6xl3.3............................... 2500.00 175&QCE 3-- s Any Rugs Selected Willie Held for Future DeliveryrfflDesir^~§: 28 ancTSCTSouthWabash Avenue |-^BÂ¥INQ-QrmEg^ PKRStAr §â€"ZTâ€"~Z^r^~ _. ....._____%_ ?3vl ssm WM^MsM&[