Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tf*. ^ -N-'? iPAGE^ THE (ixiNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. . > THPBSDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1983 Jt; V. • t /,; I DOLLARS WOULD BE WORTH t-r, SALES It- IS WOULD BE EQUIVALENT TO 3 PER CENT RE DUCTION IN EVERY SALARY IN THE STATE A SALES TAX WOULD AFFECT EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA! How About It Mr. Mill Operative? — - Do you want a sales tax addedjto everything you buy? / . How About It Mr. Merchant? — Do you want a sales tax added to everything you buy or sell? How About It Mr. Laborer? — Working for a dollar a day or less, do you want a sales tax added to your purchases? How About It Mr. Farmer? — .Do you want a sales tax added to everything you buy? How About It Mrs. Housevdfe? — Do you want a sales tax added to everything you buy? * How About You Mr. Railroad Man, Office Worker, Professional Man, Salesman? WAIT~4T MAY BE TOO ARE-OPPOSED TO A THEM TO VOTE AGAINST THIS TAX! ASK B0I A Sales Tax Tends To BREED EXTRAVAGANCE In Government! » ^ This Advertisement Inserted and Paid for by a Group of' Merchants kr R^Mj&CHANT- . * > MR.CUSTOMER- > 1 Ml • 1 Think " i. '-i » .* * * ■- >■■ if • W i Think ■ --■ 'V » j ' ; *• What It Will Mean To You! :—-i . ■ -' ■ " '■ ' • ■ ' •, ^ What Tt Will Rieiui You! ,*ii- ■mvxd pyfcmlii'rr*! E-'^/a ,' 1. +. ^ • Ji 4