BOOTH, Chief Justice.
The plaintiff, an Illinois corporation engaged in conducting a general department store in Chicago, sold on the dates stated in the findings $63,403.25 worth of fountain pens and other pens and $482,759.11 worth of flat silverware, upon which it paid taxes amounting to $27,358.15. The taxes paid were assessed and collected by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue under section 905 of the Revenue Act of 1921 (42 Stat. 227, 293), in terms as follows...
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