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Owners To Pay
s. A. LllANS ARE
3% Sales TAX 0“ STILL AVAILABAE
New Buildings]; rm mm}, FARllllliliSi
portant change in sales tax pro-.
Aberdeen, April 1. An
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visions affecting builders of new lFarmcrs Unable To Finance 1941
homes was revealed yesterday byl
attor- l
hey-general, who spoke before the}
Ralph Sproule, assistant
chamber of commerce.
Operations May Apply For
Operating Credit
I Farm families in Thurston and
Under the present law, SproulelMason counties unable to secure
said, a contractor purchasing ma— lfinancing of their 1941 operations
is considered a buyer
ing
therefore must pay the two per-{to purchase necessary
terials for construction of a build—[can still apply to the Farm Se-
and lcurity Administration for a loan
livestock,
cent sales tax on all building ma- lequipment. seed or feed, announc—
terials he purchases.
The new taxing provisions, ef—Lpervisor, 401
fective May' 1. change the classi- iOlympia.
fication from buyer to seller. This {filed now so
.es R. E. Gross, county FSA su-
Seeurity Building,
Applications should be
preliminary work
different classification means the :‘Such as farm and home plans can
. builder will not be forced to paybc finished and the loan approv-
' the new three percent sales taxled before available funds are ex-
on purchase of articles to behausted.
used in construction. but must col— 3
three per- involves:
the total cost
lect from the owner
cent sales tax on
Eligibility for FSA assistance
1. Satisfactory tenure as own-
of the building and send the col- or or renter of a family type farm
lection on the tax commission.
Tax 0n Owner
Under present circumstances the =
contractor may shift the
lwhere little outside labor will be
1 required.
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2. Evidence that sufficient op-
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tWOzeratlng credit cannot be secured
Percent tax he Pays 0-“ 10mldi-le‘i‘lfrom local banks, production
cred-
materlals t0 the P9130n for Whom ; it associations or other sources.
he is building. The new law states 3
that the tax will be collected di-
rectly from the home owner. and .based on Carefully worked
Win 110‘: be limited to lei’y 011 Afarm and home management plans
3. Ability to set up diversified
crop and livestock, enterprises
out
materials used in the building. but 1 together with maximum produc-
Will apply 0n the total cost of atlon on the farm of food for the
the finished building, which also i family and feed for livestock.
would include the
Over $5000wlnvolved
In Defaulted Actionlimchmery and other
Judge D. F. Wright grantedl
cost of labor.
l 4. Willingness to cooperate with
lneighbors, where feasible, in joint
lownership and use of necessary
production
liacilities.
Farm families threatened with
judgment in supermr court Sag ‘foreclosure or faced by debts be-
urday in favor of the Bank 0{swelitl the capac1ty of the farm to
California. acting as an executor, ;repajy 03}? ,1“, ,many mStanceS es“
and against Elmer E. Erickson in ilabllsh e_llg‘1b111ty forloans by us-
the amount of $3,835.83, plus $300 :mg the farm debt adlustment 581“
in attorneys fees and court costs "Vices 0t local committee
301.03, plus $100 in fees and costs
or the
tents by voluntary negotiation
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m one cause fm, (whom, and $1, {FDA olfites in reaching adjust
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issory notes.
The Abstract Man of
Mason County
A. L. BELL
Abstracts, Real Estate
Loans and Insurance
BELL BUILDING
SHELTON,
HOME
LOANS
O Convenient Terms
O Reasonable Rates
0 NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
action on
alleged unpaid balances on prom~'
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How Much New Furniture
Have You Bought in the
Last Years?
HE chances are you’ve added
more than you realize. and
need more insurance on house
hold effects than you are carrying.
ll you want to check up, we shall
be glad to give you 3 Residence
Inventory booklet.
_We can bring your insurance
up-todate at a moment's notice.
Also, we take the financial guess—
work out of insurance by
placing it with strong capital
stock companies. You can never
become liable for assessment.
HERB ANGLE
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY
Within Miles of Shelton
Wilbert Catto
WALKER PARK
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between debtor and creditor.
Applications for FSA assistance
‘Can be filed on Wednesday and
Saturday mornings, while group
meetings of applicants are held
every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of
the month at 2 p. m., at the
Y.M.C.A. in Olympia.
iTitanium Found
In Iron Deposit
In Elma Vicinity
Elma Chronicle, April 3. Ti—
; anium, one of the rare strat-
icgic metals, has been found in
(the South Union district iron de~
lposits in satisfactory quantity, in
jassays made at the college of
,‘mincs of the University of Wash-
iington, and a party of 12 stu-
ldents, accompanied by faculty
lrepresentatives, will be in Elma
isoon. maybe next week, to make
a thorough study of the iron
, iclds here, it was reported at
Ithe Chamber of Commerce meet-
ing last week by Frank S. Smith.
It 'is understood that the only
element in doubt is the amount of
liron ore in the local beds, and
ithe deposits were to be “skinned”
{by bulldozer priorio the arrival
lof the university experts. The
lproperty is owned by the Port
'Blakely Land Co., which is re-
,ported all set to develop it if
lpreSent indications are borne out.
A big iron mine just outside of
lElma wouldn’t be so bad.
Little Fellows
Pay Big Taxes
I Tacoma. — The “little fellows”
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tle in the eyes of the income tax
men—paid more than twice as
,lmuch in income taxes last month
. as in March last year.
L Persons whose gross 1940 in-
?' comes was under $5,000 paid
l $1,272,279.49, compared with
| $524,132.23 in the same period
a year ago, Clark Squire, col-
lector of internal revenue, re-
, ported Thursday.
5 From persons with incomes
above $5,000, the government col—
lected $4,244,438.09, an increase of
91 per cent over the amount they
.‘paid in March, 1940,. March col-
lections from corporations were
$4,882,128.20, compared with $1,-
|953,400.01 the same month last
iyear.
! The year’s collections to date,
,Squire said, are $10,398,845.78, an
iincrease of 121 per cent over last
year's $4,698,011.64.
Mrs. Chitty Gets
$10,000 in Award
Washington, April 4. —— The
Senate passed a bill today spon-
sored by Senator Horner T. Bone,
‘Democrat, Washington, awarding
:$10,000 to Mrs. Artis J. Chitty
lof Tacoma, Wash, whose hus-
iband, a United States marshal,
died after an attack by federal
‘prisoners last August.
1 The senate claims committee
halved the amount but Senator
lBone successfully urged the full
ltotal be restored, although Sen-
lator Barkley,‘ majority leader,
lsaid the practice had long been
fto limit such payments to $5,000.
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THIRD and RAILROAD SHELTON
Shelton Hardware and
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Sleyster‘ Bike Shop
T’HIRD and COTA SH ELTON
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Only as many- candidates will
be allowed to be active in this cam-
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receive the prize‘ biCycles. The re-
maining active candidates will be
paid a cash commission equal to
20% (one-fifth) of every dollar he
or she turns in for subscriptions.
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by Carrier Shelton Renewals Subscriptions
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$20.00 worth of subscriptions turned in. A “club” may be
composed of small or large amounts totalling $20.00. This
arrangement will be in effect during the entire campaign-
No subscription for more than two years in advance will
be accepted through any one candidate.
Subscribers may pay their arrearages AND up to th
years in advance at the special rate.
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Five win bicycles and the rest win cash
commissions. It is up to you what you
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competition will be an especially high
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Candidates receive votes on all sub-
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back subscriptions. Subscribers who are
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