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DAYTON JOURNAL, TUESDAY. JULY 22, 1941. BRACHER SCANS THE NEW INCOME TAX LAW WITH EXPERT'S EYE Helps Individuals To Ownership of Their Own Homes ti ll "This new income tax law is tough. Besides, Uncle Sam is no respecter of persons, when it comes to paying your income tax," said Charlie Bracher, former revenue chief during the hectic days of national prohibition, when government sleuths kept a weather eye on the earnings of bootleggers and rum runners. As a matter of fact, Uncle Sam now wants a "cut" from sweepstakes, numbers and bingo, Bracher continued.

The 60-year-old tax veteran is now located at 408 Beckel building and is prepared to help anyone with hia tax problems. To simplify the filing of a return for L. -Ti MM New Group neads Steel Industry Charles R. Hook Named by OPM WASHINGTON, July 21. (AP) The Office of Production Management announced the formation Monday of a 15-member steel defense industry advisory committee to replace the Informal aeven-man committee which has represented the industry in dealing with the government on defense production problems.

The new members are: Frank Purneil, president, Youngstown Sheet and Tube company, Youngstown, E. L. Ryerson, chairman, Inland Steel company, Chicago; Hay ward Niedringhaus, president, Granite City Steel company, Granite City, Ernest T. Weir, president, National Steel corporation, Pittsburgh; Charles It. Hook, president, the American Rolling Mill company, Middletown, Robert W.

Wolcott, president, Lukens Steel company, Coatesville, Elton Hoyt, senior partner in Pickands, Mather and company, Cleveland, and W. S. Tower, prcsi- fVnt, the American Iron and Steel mstitute. New York. PARKING GARAGES OF CITY ARE VALUED HELP TO MOTORISTS CHARMING TABLE OF WILD CHERRY IS OF EARLY AMERICAN DESIGN CIIAKLES K.

BRACHER Jack M. Werst Is Offering Stock of Illinois Jeweler Home buying this year promises to break all records according to James K. Davis, of the James K. Davis Realty company, 816-17 Callahan building. "Only a small initial payment.

$200 to $300 down is required now," explained Mr. Davis. "The balance can be paid monthly, the same as rent. Hundreds of Dayton renters have become carefree property owners this year. Now these families don't have to worry about the house they occupy being sold over their heads.

While giving special attention to the sale of houses on a reason able down payment, Mr. Davis has also handled the sale of many other properties of all kinds in all sections of Dayton for almost a quarter of a century. Those with a real estate problem are asked to call him, and he will gladly advise them without any charge or obligation. His policy has always been "No sale no charge." Mr. Davis also maintains a busy i JAMES K.

DAVIS rental and property management department. Property owners who are taking a vacation may let him collect their rents. Before the end of each month for many years past a number of Dayton property owners have received their rental checks through Mr. Davis offices. The cost of this service i3 small.

In the long run it saves money as all repairs are made by Davis maintenance men at a very reasonable cost to the property owner. This small service charge is added to the monthly rental, which releases the property owner of additional ex pense. i Three downtown parking garagesthe First Street garage, Huber's Fireproof garage, and the Daytonia are offering services to motorists that are daily becoming more and more appreciated. Particularly during the hot weather are motorists glad to drive their cars into these modern parking garages. They thus avoid parking outside where the car is subjected to scorching heat, and they find that for only five cents more they can enjoy the privileges of indoor parking.

Parking for three hours only costs 25 cents. At the First Street garage the visitor finds services that are typical. Here are commodious waiting rooms with all facilities for car occupants to tarry while they are getting their group together for the homeward trip. Here is a brick and concrete garage of modern type with a capacity of over 500 cars, and five floors all reached by specially built ramps from one floor to the other on a nine per cent grade. And, here will be found skilled, courteous individuals who are bent upon rendering the speediest and best service to patrons who want to get their cars off the streets and enjoy the pleasure of safe, practical and economical parking.

The First Street garage is locally-owned, and is under the management of Walter J. Shroder, "Those who are furnishing homes today are appreciating the beauty and richness of many of the earlier American designs, such as is mirrored in the exquisite table of genuine wild cherry shown above," said C. W. Maloney, furniture dealer, 924 St. Nicholas avenue.

'This piece is in keeping with the early American types of homes that are being so widely accepted in modern architecture. Unusual in its three pedestals, with rope turnings, the table has the pedestals stabilized to eliminate side sway." It i3 very compact. With leaves down, its size is 29 by 42 inches, and with leaves extended it measures 42 by 60 inches. It may be further extended to 100 inihes with the four 10-inch removable leaves provided. The price of the table ia very attractive.

This is one of the many pieces of original design found at Ma-loney's, where smart buyers of furniture and carpeting know they SK MR. nAVIS Hnw Ynn t- is A rare opportunity for diamond and jewelry purchasers is being offered right now by Jack W. Werst, Miami Savings building, he announces. He has purchased the stock of jewelry jP from the John Walter jf store, Pekin, 111., to-1 gether with diamond diamonds from two big estates locally. The stocks are being Werst offered to customers at private EEiisiiiss ileview Bert Specializes on Carburetor and Electrical Problems Of Car "Why tolerate low efficiency in the operation of your automobile, when this performance is costing you dollars every time you make a trip of any distance?" asked A.

C. "Bert" Graves of Bert's Electric Service, 1421 Fairview avenue. "If you have a late model automobile you are entitled to balanced pressure performance, and this means the use of a minimum amount of gasoline and oil, 'V can get quality merchandise, wise counsel in buying, and prices that are definitely lower. Glider Guns Are Acclaimed by Lads "Every boy will get a thrill out of the new glider gun that is becoming such a rage nationally," said Hob Llndsey of Llndsey'g Sport Sop. "It resembles a pistol, but Instead of usinif bullets for ammunition, it shoots a glider in the air, which glides, loops or boomerangs, and does a lot of trick stunts.

"We have bolh the gilder guns and the gliders in block. We supply three gliders with each pistol, and also have other gliders specially boxed, which may be purchased separately. This is a safe, interesting toy for any youngster. Both boys and girls get a lot of fun out of them." Pan P.iiv a Hnnw With Vnnr Ron! rf 1 FURNITURE and standards of quality i we offer them the finest at prices well within the i. i mi ti i.u MAID HUTTER FIRST PRIZE OHIO STATE FAIR Six Consecutive Years THE MIAMI VALLEY CO-OPERATIVE MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N.

Maple St. AD 6273 I DAIRY SATISFIED EUYERS IN EVERY SECTION JAMES K. DAVIS REALTY CO. Ft 021 816-17 CALLAHAN BI.IH.. TA 5710 PAINTING AND SKETCHING MAKE VACATIONS MORE INTERESTING -V I BVITI DP TUlT'a lilt I m.

fp More enjoyable living vifh MALONEY For those whose tastes demand only the best, selection in the market moderate income. -1 i who has had many years experience in the automobile field. At this garage Mr. Shroder has assembled around worth of equipment for servicing and repairing cars, including washing, lubrication, wheel balancing, tune-up everything but painting and rebuilding of cars. The garage is safety-lane equipped, with Weaver counter-balancing equipment for two-way balancing of cars, and complete brake service equipment.

The famous Raybestos brake lining is installed in cars, and a thorough going over of the braking with the modern equipment available in the shop insures motorists of safe and pleasurable driving. The First Street garage, Huber's and Daytonia are managed after the traditions of America's finest parking garages. Daily, weekly and monthly rates are offered patrons. Little services that motorists appreciate, such as receiving packages and putting them in the car, taking care of washing, lubrication or tune-up while the owner is off on a shopping tour or paying a visit somewhere these and other services come within the daily duties of all the garages. Safe parking goes with safe driving, pointed out the garage officials, end everything is being done in these three garages to further this aim.

i- Our customers benefit because Winsor and Newton is one of the internationally famous producers of fine water colors. "Of course, there are some types of imported art materials that will be difficult for us to obtain, but in the main, our stocks are as complete as you wish to find them, offering one of 6hio's finest col lections of needs for amateur, as well as professional artists," states Bert L. Daily, long serving such needs through this part of the state. In Bulk, Bag or "Pick-up Pack" 50c plus tax Rent-Sf Co. 106 E.

Second St. AD 6622 It its Haw f1f- r.i 14-4. sasa NOTICE This page is designed (or the use of business firms of this community, wishing to acquaint the reading public with the details ol their activities, location and products handled. FuQ particulars ar. available by calling MR.

MARTIN ADams 1111 or a represoifnttue telfl call upon request DAYTON U-BELTS C. W. MALONEY 924 St. Nicholas Ave. ond Y-PULLEYS ALL SIZES for ANY SERVICE Carried in Stock by 1 1941, Mr.

Bracher, has arranged a "Simplified Tax Guide and Journal" that can be carried in one's pocket or purse. Its use will avoid a great deal of worry and confusion in making out next year's return. Besides, it is absolutely free to everyone. Just call Charlie Bracher, and a copy will be mailed at once. sale in the Werst offices.

Having been bought at a sacrifice, they can be liquidated by Mr. Werst at amazingly low prices. Many persons who buy diamonds and jewelry items for investment purposes, or for adornment watch the offerings of Mr. Werst and avail themselves of the opportunities that are presented week by week. The Werst offices are buying headquarters for diamonds, old jewelry and similar items, for which spot cash is paid.

Purchases are made from individuals, firms, estates, loan banks and brokers. Mr. Werst specializes in remounting old stones in modern types of rings. "Everybody recognizes the investment value of diamonds," said Mr. Werst.

"Far-sighted individuals for generations have in vested in gems during troubled times, knowing that they rise in value and can be turned into cash anywhere at any time. Those with and old jewelry to sell and those who are buying this merchandise will find the service of our offices complete in every way." Beautiful Lusierall Fnamsls Colors Quarts 1.00 Pints .60 Half Pints 40 THE IRVIN, JEWELL VINSON CO. IT K. THIRD ST. AD mi Fireplace Equipment Drntwry Rod.

Ornamental Ralllnrs and Iron ork I HE MATrilAS WEBER CO. s. Main st. ru un VISUOPATHIC EYE CLINIC EVES CORRECTED Classes in Skilled Reading Third St. KKnmore 6813 Have Cappel's do your reuphol-ostering; selection of more than 1000 covers at a price to fit your purse.

Call FUlton 7121 si Our representative will call to jj give you an estimate. CAPPEL'S 219 S. MAIN Specialists in Everything ELliCTlllCAh Carburrtor and Klfftrlral Tmtibla nn any niako or ar ol far. Bert's Electric Co. 1424 Fulrvlpw Ave.

012 llttit C.u.f Wnnnrlllln II i il 1 1 Sell llltfh-firaile ntrhe, i i i i. nf Itopnlr Work Our I'rlrcn Art Rlcht and rrdlt It hi VS MADfc TO VOIR ORDER Phelps Jewelry Store I12 W. THIRD ST. FC BOO IN 30 MINUTES REQUEST Maxwell Friendly Sen-ir When Ion (iy I'oiir Sext An vt Vied Cat Maxwell Finance Co. 1711 1 I a 111 ss iS 1 JEWELRY 1j 8 il ro'lilT BAIT SHOP js Main ai Kurt-a Oim All Mithl The STERLING RUBBER PRODUCTS Go.

X4 Corner Jefferson and Second Sts. AD 4206 "Dayton's V-Belt ond V-Pulley Store" uvi MOT Repaired Rciiound McCabe Electric Repair Service DAV PHONE FU 4249 NIGHT PHONt HE 3528 KE 2.171 303 Kevnre SI SjJ('rik sH wTh4V THE NEW Members of the old committee who will continue in the new group includes T. M. Girdler, chairman, Republic Steel corporation, Cleveland. DraftRebel Dies in Camp Lima Youth Stricken LIMA, 0., July 21.

(AP) -Carl Rumbaugh, 33, who rebelled against being drafted into the army, died of sunstroke July 19, at Camp VVoiters, Mineral Wells, the war department reported Monday. His officers in company 53rd infantry training battalion, said he became ill after returning to his barracks from a march. Rumbaugh. the son of a wealthy marsh farmer near Alger, Hardin county, became angry at his father, Jay, June 20, for not exercising influence to obtain a deferment for him. With a rifle he barricaded himself in a barn and dared his father to come near.

The elder summoned Deputy Sheriff jlomor Radcliffe, who enticed the son from the barn, then disarmed him in a fight. Rumbaugh was inducted into the army at Fort Hayes June 26 and his wife later took up residence near his Texas camp. NEW NECKLINE Pattern 9758 may be ordered only in misses' and women's sizes 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16 requires 3 Vi yards 39-inch fabric. Send 15 cents in coins for this Marian Martin pattern.

Be sure to write plainly your size, name, address and style number. Summer fashion begins at home with tho Marian Martin pattern book! Hurry order your copy to dayand plan a colorful, com plete wardrobe at wour own price! There are exactly-right clothes for going-awny or a Fttciying-honie summer with smart ensembles, trim sports modes, feminine party gowns, cool sheers, prints, cottons, livery-occasion styles for all the family ouch quickly available in lilie simplest pattern you've ever used! Book Just 15 cents. Pattern, 15 cents. Book and pattern together, 25 cents. Send your order to Dayton Jour nal Pattern Department, 232 West GLIDER GUN! Just out the greatest toy I --'-r r- i i rt AUOMATit 8 .11 for a boy.

Three gliders come with each pistol. Glides, loops or boomerangsextra gliders in stock. The PRICE Only 97c mm is i ARTISTS AKCHITP.IT tCNCI.NEKnS "A SIPPIltS PHOTOSTATS. RI.L'E PRIM'S. 38 S.

JI-rKtHSOK AU UN SHQP is-, i iff Growing numbers of Daytonians who are skilled with pencil and brush make their vacation time more stimulating through painting and sketching, said Bert Daily, of Bert L. Daily's artists' supply store, 126 East Third street. "Naturally, as in the past, we are stocked with water color sets, water color sketch blocks, easels, oil colors, brushes, canvas, sketch ing pencils, sketching pads and blocks and other requisites. "We are happy to states Mr. Daily, "that the Winsor and Newton company, of England, has reduced its prices for the United States market, although there is absolutely no change in the high quality standard.

"Naturally, during the crisis abroad, the English manufacturers are vitally interested in increasing their volume of commerce with this nation and the price reduction is one method to accomplish that purpose. Refrigerators Sales and Service Electric Ranges General Main Appliance Co. 2216 N. Main St. 1A 2171 PAPER EXCELSIOR I ll Fur mniiTliir to unytlilnt on th mnrlii'l fur ni'hlm (raillo nrllrlin.

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LOAN CO. ii I 1118 Ihlrd and Broadway i 111 S. Jefferson St. AD 1031 Salphur Lick Springs HEALTH AND TLEASURE RESORT For Information, Writ U. O.

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I Klwr SI. Phona ri'lton 8671 UhjIdi), U. 8 sy Flimnplal and IViifnilimal Men, for lh LMQSEY'S SPORT a a a a a a a a am aak Is XM lit nUHY 5 WW I I I WW Wll I About lour Income Tax Return Olitaln rrtr Copy of Braoh- or' Slmpllflrd Tax Guide and iliiiirnHl. Alno Tai tirrvlrt CoiiMn for $1. Charlie Bracher, IWkel Bldg.

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