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THE CLINTON tHRONlCLE. CLINim S. C.
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THyRSDAY, JANUARY 5. 1933
HOW STATES WOULD BENEFTT BY PROPOSED SALES TAX
TOTAL VAIU£ Of flANUFACTUPfO PROWCTS WTMIN Ul INKK9«^70.434.863.443*10110. OF
75% OF 2% SALES TAX OTAIL STATES 1.056.522.951 •TOTAL OF
257# OF 2% SALES TAX Of ALL STATES J. 352.174.317 *10141 OF
I 4.98fi.0Zi
) 1.^2.674
©♦ 791.751.384
© 5,174.778
9 1.95^254
JEB5:r=r-=?S~
Beyond the Horizon
B. S.
Winners Given In
D. A. R. Contest
. , The local chapter, D. A. R., offers
modal each year to the pupil of the
Coffee i.'i ’worth so li'^tle that
'au^Ll^Z erad^who sUnds'-ii.eTbert
quantities of It and the erowors j ^ Revolutionary
bein?'urged to limit production, for "“‘7.
Inf cL I ••
Thii.< year the questions were pre-
pa’-ed by Miss Lillian Kibler of the
a*7*"'“ “*7
*5e nt'.'-V
6M.3SB.^aO
999S.S4S
3.151.8A<
'*1.471.175.604
tt.S7«.lJ4
7.359.371
©♦1937.I56.77S
9 59.0St 3SI
9 •9.6*6.794
♦ 149.642.042
2.244.630
748.210
tTtKT or cctons*
• 16.972.885
I.S34.593
444.864
r 1.119.082.289
> 26.786.214
I S.S9S.4II
the purpose of raising prices. Over in
Japan the pearl king. Mikirnoto, shov-
eM into a furnace 720,000 ,iea,!o j rtment of the Nen-berry
the seme reason. Around the fu™.« J
were Japan s leading pearl dcalf.i s ^e- papers.
Fitst prize wa.s award^ Mary
Chambers, .second to Robert
third to Rosa Dailey Little,
i fourth to Suella Denson, and fifth to
Roswell Porter. Sirce the class is
'large, five places were given.
1 ioicing in tfre de«tructionl as the pi ice
, of pearlr ^as risen CO pe/ con'. ?' ' .-(^fvnn ” (
, moto originated the cuituie r'.;;rl by
c.i.nnr.c .'.t:mu,alion of tr* •''v erip .x. a
9#
%
«
and produced about ?1,000,000 \v,i'R,hi
» : a year.
0 value of PftMunicnjKD ppooucts iwucto wmilN s^Se^.929
0) 75% Of 2% SALES TAX TO BE RETUBNCO 70 TME ST4
Q) 2S% OF 2% Sales tax to be RE1A1NED tK FEDERAL
0 ♦ 745,910.075
^ 2.>88.68<
729.554
©*385.892.252
0 5.788.384
0 1.929.4^
\
: Famejtime ago a London ncv.'P. • w y ^ m. T
j offered a prize for the best definiVon ’ 1 ^
I of money. The award was made 'o ai ^ ^ A ” a
i young man who sent in the foilo vd -r; ^ :
i “Money is an article which may be, ^ piano. .Must be
; used as the universal passport to vv- Boyce, Goldville. Itp
jerywhere but heaven, and as a uni-^^” BDrsT A five-room cottage.
I versal provider of everything but l.ap-1 Apply to T. L. W . Bailey. l-12-4tc
j piness.” WA.N'TPiD — To buy a second hand
j ' t standard typewriter, in good condi-
, The last issue of the Confede'•ite i * bargain price. Apply to The
j Veteran, showing General Robert E. Chronicle office.
'Lee astride his war horse, Traveller, A.NNOUNCEMENT — We have re-
lwa.s published last week in .Nashville., opened our poultry dressing plant
I This magazine grew out of a series in our old stand near S. A. L. depot,
tof letters in IHbO solociting funds for ^ and are ready to handle your chick-
ja Jefferson Davis memorial in Rxh-[ ^.ns, turkeys, ducks, geese and guineas
, mond. Main features were vetevtns at the best market prices. Inter-City
reminiscenc Ls and historical sketches, j j^hn Spvutt, Mgr. Itc
Depression had iorced the United!-
SI’ECJAL
X>aiigh.tex:i .of - the.. Confederacy, wirch
^dmdicept the maga^ne alive in recent Amer’can Magazine. Collier’s Week-
vear.s, to vnthfliaw its .support:: ^
.Said the final edito'ial; “S’
and Woman’s Home Companion
y r.vr ’.■) months for $1.00. Regular price
KXA.' I”,.!': Flurida. on distribution on basiv of manufactured pr<»ductN. would receive SJ.18.'».721: on basis of population, it would re-
cci • e $ : on l»asi.s of cun'oination of both. ?S.0Sl,90S.
York on the tbn>e fia.seK. would receive $t 19 f>*>S t2‘t. or $10.').6.'>2. or $127.67.‘»..1.'iK.
In o'her words, smaller stHles. on a population Irasis, or on the combination liaMs. woqld receive more than the larger states, which
P'‘» ’u<e manufact ured pioducts run .umed b> the siualler state.;.
! there Wa.s never a publication
so held the hearts^ of the pjonte
for other attrac-
I
f
PLAN TO AID THE STATES
WITH FEDERAL SAL
7,‘.Y
iakJ it ^ i.jX
EMPLOYMENT CARDS
IOANNA MILL NEWS
Much has been said in the t'conn a’'’
' discus ions of the past month-; of ’.he!
I “foi-gotten man,” using the term lb
i denote the class overlooked in a iir in-
' istering depression relief. This n-.as
GO OUT IN MAIL not the moaning of the or-giaaio - of
[the term. Prof. Wrn. Graham .‘•/'rre-.
W<». k cards for all men who have' of Y'ale. delivered a fanp )ms . i*e
hfn-n certified by the U. .S. employ-j abo<it him in 1H83. Sail Prof. Sun
nu-nt service were mailed yesterday, ner; “Now, who i;; the forgot,en
V i. oh in’’ one year $.7..59.
See or write me
tive offers.
.lAMFS W. ( Al.DWELi:
Call .38 at 12 Noon
How Doctors Treat
Colds and Coughs
' ll’to’
'(•!« , >
ot.c
I. l»-J.
'.C l'.
I bv f'llo’Minr
•'nd b'cal laxalioii in mind. In passing’
tile excess to the states ih • c'isttwb^ir
lion eoiild lx* made in propo-iion Ui
eluit each state’s tptal manufactured
<'(hiCi
r n'l.^ n .7w ^ ^ Yale, delivered a fan, ,us ;t<-. ee To break up a cold overnight and re-
M hi* V -d's.'ow.n certified by the L. .S. employ-1 abo<it him in 1H83. Sail Prof. Sun Ueve the conge.stion that makes you
(). M. Templeton and C'lsby Temjde-’ nu-nt service were mailed yesterday, ^ ner; “Now, who i:; Cue forgot.en eough. thouKauds of physicians are now
ton spent ( hnstmas m ( harleston : and it is the purpose of the employ-, man ? He is the simple, earnest !.t''or- Calotabs the nausealesa
with Miss Avanelle Templeton. | inenl .service to have the workers pre-1 er, ready to earn his living by pro i ic- eompound tablets that give you
.Miss, Lula .Mae Attaway is spending .sent the cards to the contractor and j tive work. . . We pa.ss him by beta .se ,ij,. eflfect.s of calomel and salts without
the week with her sisters in New-|Ke will inform them if and when he,, he is independent, self-supportinp- mnl uupieasant effects of either
can use them. K.«uy man having an [asks no favors. . . . He gives no ti ).i- '
Warn-n Clement
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II1
-.tliifc,.
deficif, bill gt'n- ' t-v .>■ -r
u'l' h whic’i :i ! ; al luii
-lu' VTTFRT « hi.e-faias’ are a|„;,,vs f..r!T.,tfQs4- ,|.lnhinthro,,i.
refornuMs, and every sfiecuintoi in '
ans and blue ones for non-
In no instance must the
•iO-
sign his ow n card, since this | scienc**
ciology, political economy or poliiM ul
-—i:
-aecompy^iyMig aW- map +Uov,.s tlu^
u listi ihution with relation to the states
With .Mr. anti Mrs. K.
Carr.
will be (lone
contractor. The
rod v*.liiU’
■I j'’i-
ii 1 ' t li •
thoroughly purified and you are feeling
with a hearty appetite for breakfast.
It what you wish,—no dauger. '
Mrs. M.. K. Medlock and htth-T-ori; card mep-’y >-'‘rves Mn-tntwdTicgnhe '
f Florida and S’ew^’Vork on the three /'''' relatives m Sumter. :.i Piicant to the coulractor.
, , M'ss -KiizalM'th Ross is visiting
” i D uuvis in Columb'a this v.( ( k. ASSMSSOit’S .N’Oilt E
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ta\ sveuis
r jui'ai'd- I .lit; of ta^at.on and cue
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to be an
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tile _
forii; (if •
taxa; nn
groat dar.o
add.; .<u'.ui
ciiUiibii’i''. ■-
yoM U111H- ",
Mi-so ■; -i
.''ai'i,i . a
cal l»\ '■*
lota' sab ' l
sauif ; . '"i .
ai! rt-a.'' r
wh'.'X' tlu ’
l.i- a'l oi'ic.
'(j'U...; "U
'ta'-. it 1-
husiU* .il
no unrfo nil
er slat<v.
Pres.d
|K ,■ C-llt
is ad\ >
tH>t)
s I a I; .1‘ ■
figine u
cost of goveriiinent
jgII(•.nution. It 1.- the l»est
• do-.s oM’ai'lion relating vo
I
The
pluc«*
■l t a" (j,. ,-.e
. i A '.!• '1 . ’le sla '
; It t.: \ ‘s or l I’tv same
t>' i by the .f le' il
that tlu' tlauiaye r.* d»» le.
I a ll■('te.l a 2 r'‘>’ '^‘•‘Ut
rl \\ .11 liu* pntposed ftd-
_ t pc cent w .il make a
t * !»er cent on I be
if IS outlined.
__ D’strihutiow of the Sales Taxi's i
i’l lb2l> the total x.duecf mitnufac-
. iV'd products in tije Unite I Stales
• '1 u-tt •! to •'I'lU.* .It •, if figiir-
I ;i! ;! per Cent. i! 1 yell
<>b ( l’ »e. If t .) p; • ‘U ,p.' •, „ iU’ieUlU
= •! • r•'u:•nel to t s’ ' » i, woird
nu .di a distribution t»f dl
to the stall's. If the fe leral go.e»'i-
meiit retairu'd 2i> per cent, it Woubl
rive it $3.VJ,ITI.:H7. or about the
emount .Mr. H(M>ver «!-sires .\dmit-
*ing. however, that tlie vafu< of m-tn.i-
1'! O' s
.V
lifs I'm enia D.aail siivni the holi- j'.f
in t (^viinb'a.
i.
lUlv Aiidaor’s (dfiee at Lau-
rn’*, S; <b. wiil hr ih<v liiLD
.dessrs, Shufot’d and Hern«*r* !.,e\vi,i ('ny (jf .lainuo’y t.<i t^-ie 'ite.h day of
1'it The. .lay for a ti ip t'» Kloi’ida. I'cb- . a.y. lb *, for the l uriiose of
.Mis- .Mary ( hapni ip. sliident .at taking tax le'i.rii.-' f».»r tii" ensuing
i;iinass(e, spe.ut the holidiiys witli her .yt'ai ; an i lor the liHnsiiC'on of all
pareiiis, .Mr. and Mrs. ( . K. ( hapinan. tui. o( .s pvula* .»ng to the office. For
Wiliam M(K>rhead of Duke univer- ) |n, convenience of- the taxpayers.
sify, Durham. N. C.. spent the hcili-
(jays with his pa.Cnls, Mr. and .^l”S.
W. .\i .Moorlu ad.
'"act .ired |trodi»ets'"*s le,« to biy tluin
n 1929 and llial 2.'» |»<‘r cent of 2 tier
Cl nt would not yield the 5 ' .b.OJP.PUO
•euuiied, the surplus oier and abov »
his amoun* shou’.d le relu*»'ed to the
.-tales on soau* tv a.ucde basi.s. \s
1 usiness improve.^ Da* aieiumt re'-ivn-
d to (he states wo'M Ih* ceusidernblv
b<-yond-inereased, the«eby eliminalng part
of th * adv; lose’u tax on leal
and otiiev la\a!.on viihin the
al!
. s, .S u n a ta'‘
i’y'am;»ling of taxes i^
oiibU- I;»..s and li should e.>tale
\ '.a’e -alcN tax dia nof^^tates.
lie s.a.au' bot-ks 'd any* tnap illustrat ‘s the distribution
danger, s to the states on tlu* l"i .is-of pro l.u’ts ef e »< h si: *e
Tyrner-Ihckey
' filar iage of much iritere.'-t to
their mary f'ieiuls wa.' that of Miss
l.oui.e Turner and -Cliailie R. Dickty.
rith 'll lloldtille. They were married
.h'c. ’Jilin at the home of the offici
ating minister. Rev. C. Vaughn.
1 hi y left Saturday afternoon for
(ireen il!e fo. a few days .stay. Tlu'se
young n-'opb* h.a. e a host of ft-iends
.% ho 'Vi.-h f,**’ them ipany ye-iis of
b:;|iphu'ss.
( t .,i'a !v w’nc.i tiieVc i
witii -aH ■> tax« s of olh- d
■f
n.
gates that
a J 'n
v.eeJ t.sf
f -ing th*’ val.ie of m.i’^ i "u • .re I p o
ducts 111 ILtJl*. b lo: ida. far c;:iu:;pie.
b id- a manutac’‘fed p'. uiv ’s \:d iv
in «>f $J.}J.;tS<h’*27. If Tb i **!’ o *m
t’.;e ’2 pi cent fe l ' e' Pax was r *-
Cf
W dhurn-i.y les
ii’.teM.sl to t’leir prinv friend.'
convenience
ettiu r the County Auditor or an as-
: istant will he ihioughoiit the county
on ihc dates named Ik-Iovv to take re-
lui'tis for 1923:
' Laurens .Mills, Tuesday, Jan. lOth,
A. M. to 1 Ib M.
Walts .Mill;. Wednesday. Jan llth,
h A. M. to 1 lb M. i
Gol'lvillc, Thursd:iy, Jan. I2th, t*. A.,
.VI. to 4 Ib .M. ’
( linlen Mill. Friday, Jan. 13th, 9 A.’
M. to 1 I*. M.
j Clinton t ity. Friday. Lin. I'lth, 2
P. M, to 1 lb .\Y
I Clinton City. Monday. Jan. Ibth, Uj
[A. .M. to 4 1». M. ,
t’linton City’, Tuesday, <lan, b7th, ^
2 lb .M. to 4 lb M.
1 ydie Mill. Tu(>.-day, Jan. !7th, 9
ROSEDALE
Pineapple
Sliced
IJauaiian
NO. J
CAN
Fancy Spanish Mackerel, 6 for 25c
1;
I'-i
- tax WO’.;
.•ip|)i> x.mat .y $ i.-ih.pU).- tu ned to this st’ate Flor' Ia vxo.dd le-
1*1 >>! idy liig go'ei nieerit ,ce;rt* and the fc.u'ral gov-
•I’.eM'd th'it
such
a-^-If mint .'di sissippi ha.s
U:
Vie
w 1
II b
iCresi.lurried ami that the ha-F a 2 per cent s;»ios..lax in effeoi
co!is;di<i ably m »re. for ten rnontlisi unuer which it ha.s
StmuU Ib No Exceptions^ collected ^;i‘.27d.i)S2.;hK That state had
Accordin. o government statistics ■» nui'u'f.a' ured P'.x>duot value in Fa/J
m«u^ufac4uu*.i i«ad.uCts 'Vnty-five per cent
in 1'. J.' w-’i' ^Ttt.b t.siki.J 13. tax of •* - h- '
per c(*!it would have yielded
the li’iur: iege of F.diia W’ilburn -^L tu ’ R- M.
nv < ihrtom and Rit.vmond Lyles of . i^lr ie In^t.'.a’ . .Moniiay, Jan D/th,
til l.! ihe. on l)».*c. 2tlh. at The home 11 >’»(> M. to 1 ;-’'d tb Nl.
f ll.e officiating minister. Rev. M.j Wb Dean .s. Jacks Towiislup, Wed-
ii. Medmck. I hiS yo’ang couple has the’ i c.sduy, Jan. l>th. 9:30 to 11 A. M.
t.es', w sl'.e.i of ihcir fi’iends. i Renno, Jacks I«>wnship, Wednes-
^ i dry, Jan. Ikth, Igi-AL-to 2 lb .M.
_ 1^7 ■ * W I Cross Hill. 1 liursday’* .Ian. Utli, 9
Lliiiton Water Is v .\i. i.. 11> m.
1 /"V MountvUlo,..Fxitlay, Jan. ‘20th, 0 to
Of Good Qualityiii a m.
"” Waterloo, Ijid-ay. Jan. 20th, 1 to
...... . Cib'M.
rolinw-iTig IS a i'epo»t-on an anaiy^'
2D
Jl.oK4.7h b.4JT. although it is adipit-
b'd ih’ut' trie amount and value of
manulHCtured arliciev produced tolay
18 considiiahiv li'ss than in lO’iJ.
These f' ;'.f (.s include f'xi.l products
which M' Ho ; •■*■ ad’. IK* ite.s except
ing. TTieri .s n< nor* gimd reason fo’’
excepting '‘jod jiroducls, which
I’re.sid.enl c'as.'H:.- as a nt*ce.ssit\', than
except mg a pair
wooden log. bt‘ih o
lire nece slues. When exceptions are , states should not be invoked. Florida’s
cent tax on”Timr amouuT*
ha'^* returned to Mis.-^is.'liipi of Clinton water by the state
25-OZ. CAN
LOAF
the the
vvuulu
.v.t,M3.t>t/*0. and 2.'' per eent of 2 i>ei’
Ci nt to be relained by the fedeiu! gov-
ernnunt would be -51,101.O'U.
1 o A^oid Inequalities iletwt*en
States
'I here exi.'t.^ at the pi-e.sent time
iigarding inheritance taxes thai .
Slates are credited with by the ’ , ^
'aw
le Icral government. Theiv .s no rea-
boaivl of health. The report was dat
ed December 8, and was signed by
Dr. F. L. Parker, chemist and bacteri
ologist.
Part per
million
b.OO
6.00 I
0.02;
O.Ol
0.00
0.00
Color
Chloi
Free ammonia
1)1’. Thonrpsoii*s,”3lonHitty. Jaih.
* 0 to 11 A. -Mr [
Jerry .Martin’s, Monday, Jan. 23rd, [
> 11:30'A. M. to 1:30 P. M.
I Poplar Springk, Monday, Jan. 23rd,
[ J to 4 P. M. r
: Taylor’s Store, Tuesday, Jan. 24th,
ij to 11 A. M.
I Ware Shoals, Tuesday, Jan. 24th,
11:30 A. M. to 1:30 P„.M.
Princeton, Tuesday, Jan. 24th, 2 to
j 1 P. M.
Hickory Tavern. W'ednei^iJay, Jan.
; 25th, 9 to n A. M. /
Bolt’s Store, Wednesday, Jah. 25th,
* . . . J 1 I . I .. Al*'iim.noid uiuinon.a
of crutches or a;:;on why a tcJe.al sales t xx law ic- ...^
, , , . I • .* r ,u I. ,1, J Nttio-gen as nitrites
* w’hich certnnly la’niiig a portion of the inonov to the
^Nilmgen as nitrates
made arguments begin. 'constitution at one lime provided thalj solids 73.00
Theio; is no nue-stion that the gov-' no inheritance tax law would ever be[ Bacterial analysis: B. Coll., nega- ^ or’JO P. M
ernment mu.st ’oalance it.a budget by put into effect. For several years, due ; H'e. ( Reeves' Store, Wednesday, Jan.
firat cutt.ng exixenses and then find-to feiloral law., copiiicuiig with the. Remarks: Analy.xes indicate watef!25th, 3 to 4 P. M.
inf additional revenue to keep iu fi-, Florida law. Florida suffered and rg- to be of good quality and frw from | Gray Court, Thursday, Jan. 26th,
nancial hou.se in order. In doing so it chived no credits on inheritance Uxes’oonUmination. - )9 .A. M. to 1 P. M.
must also consider the situation with [on prpjierties of deceased citizens ofj ::: Owings, Thursday, Jan. 26th. 2 to
refard to state finances and the harrni^^® st4te. Horida, realizing the laige* states the right to tax sales
that will be brought about by double j amount of revenue it a as losing, s«>on j imixose other forms of taxition
taxation. J changed its law in order that it could ^ articles not covered under a fed-
The federal govei-nment has the participate in the federal credits. ^ sales^ tax law as, for instance,
machinery in the Internal Revenue de-j The federal law, in establishing a r^al estate sales, etc.
partment for proper collection of a, manufacturers’ sales ux, should stip-j Today it is a fight between federal
manufacturers* sales tax. A t per eent i ulate that, where states^ have or ’ and state govemnienta to find a new
Mies tax on all manufacitured pro-
dwts, valued at the source, would
yWd more than the aasount Mr. Hoov
er desires. The excess should be pass
ed on to the states on some equitable
basis, in order to assist the states on
their taxation problems. Prssident-
elect Roosevelt made the statement
some months ago that federal tax
ation should be eoii«idered with state
should pass manufacturers' sales tax
laws that impose sales taxes on simi
lar eommodities^asseased by the fed-
means of taxation without consider
ation of one for the other regardless
(if the feelings of the |Aaaertcan tax-
eral government, such states can not | payer. ^ Equitable distribution of tax-
participatc in the credit under a fed- ation is proper. Federal and state an-
eral manufacturers* sales tax law un
til the state law is abolished. pro
viso of this kind would insure against
inequalities betweea the states on
8alcs taxes. There should be reserv’ed
thorities must work mere doeely to
gether to solve the taxatioa problema
of this country. Tht plan as above
outlined is given wltli a thought in
lirection. \
Friday, Jan.
4 P. M.
John Jones’ Store,
27th, 0 to 11 A. M.
Stephens A Cooper’s store, Friday,
Jan. 27th, 1 to S:S0 P. M.
I^anford Station, Wednesday, Feb.
1st. 9 to 11 A. M.
Robert Harris* Store, Feb. Ist, 1 to
4 P. M.
Only personal property has to be
returned this year, but it is absolute
ly necessary for you to make a return.
If not eonvenimit to come to Auditor’s
office in the Conrt House, please meet
me at one of the above named places.
S. R. DORROH, Auditor,
tf. Laurens County.^
HEINZ BAKED BEANS
PONCY SLICED BREAD
TELLAM’S PEANUT BUTTER lb.
BROOKFIELD BU'TTER lb.
LUX TOILET SCAP 2 CAKES
STOKELYS KIDKEY BEANS can
PHILLIPS TOMATO SOUP can
HEINZ COOKED SPACHETTI 2 cans
GOLD LABEL COFFEE i a
BLU^TIOSE~mcr 3 T.BS.
27<i
1st
St
Se
ISc
2se
lOe-
Fancy Evaporated
Peaches
LB
7
Ic
2 .
Ic
2
,1
LippmeotVg
Chili Sauce»oTl2
Keep That Schoolgirl Complexion
Palmolive
Irish POTATOES, 10 lbs. for . 19c
Thick FAT BACK or RIB
MEAT.Ib. 6c
Jewel LARD, in cartons, 8 lbs.. 48c
Large ALMONDS, i/z price,
lb* .i,..,.
Nice ORANGES, each , f
APPLES, dozen .
Large TANGERINES, each
12V2C
.. Ic
. 10c
.. Ic
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