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Show PAGE THL SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH 4 'Toihki C.gaft THE SAUNA SUN Yi hj pa 12c !U v $2 l no oo a x 4c Ymi MARCH yr -- 21c n mow t r, $ 4 uU $7 00 You pay i21 ou Shovel $1 30 Tax 7i)c pay $2 00 lit fr.gei ator $150 O0 $75 00 You pay $225 00 Candy bar, 7c Tax 3c pay 10c 190 'upmui mm mii 1 11, pa La Published Every Friday At Salma, I'Uh Entered at the postoffice at Salina as see ond-- t lass matter under the Act o f Congress of March 3, 1879. LETS ALL GO TO THE 1 MUSICAL SHOW Whiskcv, $100 Tax, You pay $3 00 Movie admissions 30( Advertising Rates Given on Application Wednesday, March 22, 1950 You pay 50c 20c Above figure s based mi 1rntt i Irtss and Life surveys They nprtstnl an average of the taxes for each item You may be- paving considerably Well these.- few examples molt will how you where the bulk of it is tht money comt- - from taxes, obtained from hidden which are included in the price of every single thing you buy nothing is exempt. Taking all taxes, Federal, .State and local, they total between 50 and 60 billions Dividing this amount bv the popuh-t.oeach person pass about $350 00 per year m taxes Wlio savs the poor person dot nt pay taxes'1 The fact is, the consumer, poor or rich alike, pay s every tlnng WESLEY (Editors Note" The following facts and figures were compiled by the Clover Mfg. Co and is reprinted with their permission). The population is actually the ones who are paying the vast bulk of the present tax burden, not through excise taxes or other sources that are out in the open, but through "hidden' taxes. Taxes on such items that are necessities they must have to live. You may know prices are too high, but you don't know what portion of the price paid represents taxes as they are unseen. Let's list a few of the necessities of life and see how much in taxes you pay on these articles, and what you could buy them for if they were not taxed: Milk, 13c quart. Tax 8c. You pay 21c. Bread, 10c loaf Tax, 5c. You pay 15c. , e Plan for hospitality Tax Meat, 54e lound 25c You pay 75c Baby shot s, $2 00 pair. Tax n You pay $3 00 $1 OO Your shoes, $8 00 Tax $3 00 You jwy $9 00 'Light bill, $3 25 Tax $1 75. You pay $5 00 Tilcphom, $2 00 Tax $100 You pay $3 00 Rent, $40 00 Tax $20 00 You 1IUS MIGHT HELP pay $80 00 The administration at WashCoal, $10 01) Tax $3 00 You pay $15 00 ington is assuring private busiHosiery, $1 00 Tax 50c You ness it has nothing to fear, and that such business ought to expay $1 50 Gasoline, lit. Tax IK You it. ind One way of encouraging business is to hint that the govpay 25c. Tax ernment will go into the steel Ladys purse, $10 00 $5 00. You (iuy $15 00 business, and another is to pile 000 $3 labor inutir 00, higher taxis on private Iloiae, Tax $3 000 00 ials $4,000 00 You pay $10 000 00 Baby powder, 2!)c Tax 18c. You pay 47c Automobile, $1,400 00 Tax, WE GIVE YOU MORE NEWS . . . 2, OF YOUR HOME AND COMMUNITY THAN YOU CAN GET IN ANY OTHER K WAY- -A SUBSCRIPTION1 IS THE YEAR'S BIGGEST) BARGAIN. II AND thi whiskey thots CAecrfut is ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25c Featuring 4 U HOOF 45 CRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS NATIONAL ROCKET PRODUCTION DISTILLERS GOES to PRODUCTS N.Y. CORPORATION, UP!..''ROCKET DYRENG SISTERS CO com- If there is anything we can do to help you 8 4 MAGICIAN ACT 4 4 And Special Features 4 An Evening Well 4 4 4 4 make t Spent-Let- jour move easier, that will stop in. Do it soon. FIRST STATE DARK OF SALINA 4 s 4 4 4 4 4 All Go 4 4 4- - 4 4 4 mini ItKAl, i:m w ' WU'l IIXJI n ami whip Jeferson emphasized the importance of economy and simpbei'y It is reported that President in government, and of the preTruman has told President Harof private initiative. servation old W Dodds, head of Princeton that Mr. Truman Scientists in Edinburg are hopes to attend the coming conreported to have produced mice n vocation to be held on the which have kinky tails. This of the first volumne of seem like wasted scientific the proposed fifty-twvolume may of the works of Thomas effort, but at li'ast is more reJefferson It is also to be hoped the perfection assuring than that whim the set has been com- of the atom bomb. pleted, President Truman will have time to read it carefully, especially that part wherein Mr. Buy From Local Merchants Unive-r.xity- THE CHANCES ARE YOU DO NOT 4 HAVE T. B., BUT WHY TAKE A CHANCE, WHEN YOU CAN GET A , publi-eatio- CHEST X-RA- FREE, ON MARCH Y o 29, 30 AND 31 w-a-s FITTING MEMORIAL DAY, IN SALINA. Residents Of Salina, Redmond And Aurora, Take Advantage Of This Free Service To Safeguard Your Health. Save A Salesmans Fee By Coming To Our Shop And See The Memorial You Buy Before Making Purchase. 230 E. 3rd. North PRICES And may we get settled, any banking service Richfield Monument Company BLEND -A TO SAUNA! first to welcome you to our be the COURIERS OF SONG DELIVERY BY MEMORIAL PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW. a NEWCOMERS i 4- - TO ASSURE - 4 munity, home of the linest folks on earth. Should Not Be Forgotten KENTUCKY WHISKEY- 4- - X A its Asm. 2? 4- - 4- - -- 0eniJ 7rr Old Sunny Brook 4 -- Hidden Tax High Prices And The low-incom- CHERRY Editor Salina First Ward Chapel 8 p.m. - ORSA B. CHERRY Publisher MAGICIANS HUISH AND LYRIC THEATRES DONT TAKE LESS THAN THE BEST. MAKE THE IIUISII AND LYRIC THEATRES YOUR DOWN! ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS. Where The Big Motion Pictures Play First RICIiriELD, UTAH Huish Theatre Fri. & Sat., March 17-1- Lyric Theatre Tri., March 8 17 Raging Island Raging Passions This Is It! John Wayne Walter Brennan - in "RED RIVER The Place: Sat., March 18th Only! Matinee From 2:00 p.m. -- STROMBOLI Alan The Star: BERGMAN Lane' Rocky - in - BANDIT KING OF TEXAS Under The Inspired Direction Companion Feature: RINGSIDE of Roberto Rossellini Sun., Mon. ,Tues. March & Sun., Mon. March Wed., Peggy Stewart in HOLLYWOOD VARIETIES Companion Feature: Johnny Sheffield Allene Roberts - . . TWELVE OCLOCK IIIGn Starring - Gregory Peck And Eleven Other Great Men As Their Wives Never Knew Them! . - in BOMBA ON PANTHER -- ISLAND Wed., Thurs. March Thurs., Fri. & & Udra-Mati- c Dm, at rtductd prut, nou optional on Aoic . . . you can buy the action star of the highway at a nets low price! Thanks to the enthu-iu'ti- c Sat., It's The Dance Battle Of The Century-GenKelly vs Fred Astaire Errol Flynn Greer Garson Two Great Hayworth Hits! Walter Pidgeon, Robert Young Rita Hayworth Gene Kelly - in - in COVER GIRL" THAT FORSYTHE and WOMAN Fred Astaire Rita Hayworth YOU WERE NEVER (Based on Book One of John LOVIER Galsworthys, Music By Jerome Kern The Forsythe Saga Lyrics By Ira Gershwin reception anil overwhelming popularity of the flj'lmig new 1'uturaiiiie 8.3," Ohl'ittohile now offers this Jowc't-pri- i ed "Iiixhct Engine car at an even lower price! Now vou can thrill to the Rx Let Engine's sninoth-'iirginro'pon-- c at a loner price! Now you ran enjov the super- g FIASHI JUST ANNOUNCED all iHdsTnohilt A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE smoot line's, the extra elriviug ea-- c of new hirh awav Ilvelra-Mati- c iV.ve ol a loner prite! Now all the llowing hcautv ef Uiiturannc stvlmg, the cii'liinnoil comfott of ( Ihl'inohilc's rule" i' your-uf a loner price! This is truly the v aluc headline lon't take onr word, take the wheel! Make a date with the brilliant m w 88 at vour dealer t . . . PRICE Air-horn- e REDUCTION BURR MOTOR COMPANY Li le ON Ml NEW MODELS! See 30 West Main Your Oldsmobile Salina, Utah e -- , Old-mobi- Fri., 22-23-- March Vhuiawav Tues., Robert Alda 19-2- 2 The World Stands Still At - & Dea ler Pictures Start At 7:00 p.m. On Week Days, And 2:00 p.m. On Saturdays, Sundays And Holidays. |