Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-08-30
The Ready Reference Tax Receipt
Book, with Summary Index
Arranged for Ten Years.
BY aCountry Editor.

THE READY REFERENCE TAX RE
CEIPr Book will mmend itself to
| practical business men at sight. It's
| forms are so concise and plain that all
may readily understand and use them.
The Summary Index will show at a
glance the increase or decrease OF as
sessed valuation and taxes from year to
year for a period Of ten years.
Every taxable citizen, and especially
every voter, should make it rule to
take receipts for all taxes paid. This
is not only prudent on business princi-
ples, but actually necessary in order TO
eIjOy the continued right to vote. 1t
is also matter of no small considera-
ton to have all tax receipts for a SER
les Of years together in convenient
form for reference and comparison.
We here give only few out of a
great many testimonials by the press:
We have received a copy Of "The Ready Re
ference Tax Receipt Book, with summary in
dex, arranged for ten years" published by e.
der & Bentley, 4S2 Market St, Phila., and in
vented or devised 10y country editor" name
ly-Bro B. 0. Deininger of the Millhelm Jour
from infringement, which was wise precau-
ton TO take in these days OF mo" ey-making
The book contains about 20 blank receipts, neat
ly printed on an excellent quality Of paper,
nothing cramped-all owing plenty space for
writing-and is well bound at the back part 1t
has an index, where one can keep a record OF
all his taxes paid during the year-a summary
and find the total. This summary index
makes the book good for ten years. It is just
such book that erery taxpayer ought to have,
for, by its use you have all your receipts of this
kind under cover, well preserved, and easy to
find when wanted We beSpeak for it 4 large
sale.-uiGFi1l6etrg TeLegraph.
a VALUABLE LITTLE BOOK Editor Denim
ger OF the Millheim Journal (Millheim, Centre
county, Pa has struck Il bonanza. He has in
vented Ready Reference Tax Receipt Book"
wh.ch every taxpayer will say supplies long
felt want as soon as he looks at it. 1t has
summary index, arranged for ten years, which
will enable the person who uses the book to see
at glance the inSreaSe or decrease of his as
seSSed valuation and taxes from year to year.
The advantage of having ones receipts for tax
eS for series of years together in convenient
form for reference, instead Of on loose pieces of
paper, is so obvious that the book will undoubt-
edly have an extensive sale wherever introduc-
ed. Brother Deininger has struck good, prac.
teal idea, from which the HERALD predicts he
will enjoy a handsome revenue. 1t has been
copyrighted and will be printed and sold by
Elder & Bentley publishers and stationers 432
Market street, Philadelphia.-Efi Herald.
Our editorial friend b. o. Denluger, of the
Millheim Journal, is always inventlng some
scheme for increasing his bank account. His
latest effort in this direction is the introduction
of a new blank book styled the Ready Refer
ence Ia X Receipt Book" copy of which We
have received through the courtesy of Mr..
Deininger. The Ready Reference" IS a very
useful book, conveniently arranged and neatly
bound. 1t should be in the possession of every
taxable citizen, and will no doubt have an ex
tensiVe Beleto1at9 Republican,.
Bro B. o. Deininger, the senior Of the Mill
helm Journal, has recently struck upon handy
thing. 1t is an indexed tax receipt book, with
receipts and indices enough to last tax payer
ten years. 1t is published by Elder s. Bentley.
423 Market street. Philadelphia. and copyright
ed. 1t is in convenient sidepocket form.-
LsactSbuTy Chronicle.
For sale at the JOURNAL STORE and
by the trade generally. Price 40 cents.
Two rich farmers fell out about a
division line. They hired two poor
lawyers and went into court. Now
the lawyers rent the farms and hold
judgement notes for the balance of
their fees.