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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON.'S. C.
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THURSD.^Y, DECEMBER 28. 1933
AN ORDINANCE
inter-
fapeawiT • License Tax _0ii_Per8on8
WIk> Enfage in, Prosecute or Carry
On Any Bnainess or Profession In | Brokers in lumber
ation who acts as an
mediary between buyer and
seller for the consideration
of a commission, with or
without warehou.se
not carry-
15.00
Tke Town of Clinton.
Slate of South Cafolina,
County of Laurens,
Town of Clinton.
BE IT. ORDAINED BY THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
OF CLINTON.
Section 1. That no person^ firm or
corporation .shall, after the first day
of January, 1934, engage in, prosecute
or carry on any business, trade', occu
pation or profession wholly or partly i
within the incorporated limits of thej
Town of Clinton. S. C., or solicit or
ders. or canvas for orde’s in said
Town, without having first paid s-jicc-
ial 1 icense tax therefor. The amn’int
of said Special tax shallihe the amount
placed oppo.site each occupation, busi
ness. profession or trade hereinbelow
named. resj»ectively. except .as proviii-
ed in Section 8 of this Onjinance. ar ;
the amount stiall be the, cost of n^aM
special tax per annwm. unless othe:-
W’ise specified, to wit:
Advertising by wagon or othe>-
wise on the streets, including '
distribution of handbills or j
circulars or other advertising |
material or bill posting, per
annum $50.00:
Per day 2.00!
Provided. the provisions |
hereof shall not api'ly to any i
l>ers()P, firm or coriioralion I
maintaining a regular jilace '
of businc'-s in the Town of j
t'linlon w.heii such advertise- ]
ment is »-(.st-rict(a'l to the ad
vertising of .'Uid liiisiness liy ^
the pei'son having a licinse
to op.rate said business
•Age.nts for l.aundries. por an
num
Agents for Oil Refining Coni-
panus. per annum
■Atchitects whose gross annual
income is or less, per
annum
•AueCoruers whose gross an
nual income is $1,0(10 or less,
fx r annum
Vhit't* gros.s daily income is
$2.').(to oi' less, per day
Auto filling stations, first
pump operat(*d, per annum
Each additional pump oper
ated, ])er annum
Where stock of accessories,
and supplies are kept for sale
an additional charge reijuir-
ed, per annum
Auto washing liepots or shed
not connected with othiu bus
iness, per annum
Automol ile lepuir shops whose
gross annual income is $1,000
or less per annum
Automobile hacks, whose gross
annua! income is $!,.')()() or
le.ss, |H-r annum
Whose gross daily income is
ing stock, per annum
Blacksmith shops, whose gross
annual income is $750 or less,
per annum ^
Blacksmith shops, whose gross
annual income .‘is $1,000 or
less, per annum
For each additional forge op
erated in a blacksmith shop,
the license shall be increased
per annum according to in
come,
shops, opeiating
chair, per annum ...
F'or each additional chair
25.00
7.50
10.00
one
7.50
2.60
35.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
1.00
or.
5.00
7.'5()
25.00
10.00
40.00
25
00
10.00
i.OO
2.00
1 5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
25,00
25.00
$100 (ir les.^, daily
The liceii.iei' »hall be allewed
to operate only one automo
bile hack under each licen.se
i.'^'Ued to liiin.
Any piibiie <ervie(‘ d iviu' or
driver'-, either of a hack or
auioniobile, plying the stret*t.s
for hire, who shall lu* eon-
victe<l in the City ('ourt of
transporting, having in pos-
.s« ion. selling or otherwise
violating any of the whiskey
tirdinanees nf the eily, or any
I)ui)lic sei\;ce driver or driv-.
ers, either of hack or auto
mobile, who shall tianspoit
from place to place within
the ( ily of Clinton, any wo
man or women for irnmoial
purpo.se.s, their license to do
husine.s.s in said city shall he
immediatidy revoked by the
Mayor and f inanee Commit
tee of Council, and no new li
cense shall he granted to
them during the calendar
year to engage in th«* same
charac'ei' or kind of business.
Aut4HHtdMk‘ tlealers ftr ageiHs, -
whose gross annual income is
$1,500 or less, per annum
Balls and dances where admis-
. sion is charged, per day
Buses (school buses exceptedf
using the streets of the Town
of Clinton fort taking, on or
putting off passengers, for
.jfirst bus. jMT annum
For each additional bus
Per day
Butchers, or dealers in fresh
meats whose gross annual in
come 18 $5,000 or less, per
annum
Dealers in single beef or
hogs, or offering for sale in
wagons may take out sjiecial
license by the day at the fol
lowing rates:
. Those whose gross daily in
come from single be^f or hog
amounts to $20 less, per
day
Dealers in calves, mutton,
- shoat or kid, may take out
apecial license ^y the day at
the following rates:
Those whose gross daily in
come for each, calf, mutton,
. shoat oor kid is $10 or less,
per day
Provided,, however, that the
licensee shall not have the
rifht-to sell under his daily
licensft more than one animal.
Bating and Ties — Bagging
aad,ties reworked, including
cotton mill waste pro4ucta
Broiters dealing, in stocks and
bemda, per annum
.00
Bill posters, w’hose gross an
nual income is $3,000 or less,
nor annum
IVhose gross annual income
i.s more than $.3,000, for each
additional $1,000 or less, per
annum
Who.se gross daily income is
$25 or less, per day
Book agents, whose gros.s an-
nuaTTneome is $L000 or less,
per annum ^ 10.00
Whose gro^s.s weekly income
is $500 or less, per week .. .
Whose gross daily income is
$100 or less, per day
Bakeries, whose gross annual
income is $1,000 or less, j)er
' annum , .j. .
Bicycle dealers, who.se gross
annual income is 1,000 or
less, per annum
Bowling alleys or box ball pro
prietors whose gros.s annual
incomf* is $1,000 or less, j>er
annum
Kach alley operated shall he
deemed and taken to he sep
arate business.
Bottling works, whose gross
annual income is $1,(K)(.) or
less, per annum
Bootblacks, where the fee
charged for shining shoes is
.05. per annum
When* tin* fee charged for
each shine is .10, per annum
(.'anva’ssers or peddlers selling
giHals, wares or merchandise
of whatever character or kind
not listed, per year
!' Per. day
j ('ottoj^ brokers, factors oi* mer-
I chants ’ or ('xi)orlers, each
' place of hu.sines.s
I(’hiropraclie same as doctors.
jCarpentei- shop keeper, per
I y«‘ar
,(’ontraetors or firms of such,
j employing, taking or offei-
ing to take contracts not to
exceed $50.00 Exem|)t
From $50.00 to $500.00, per
annum
From $1,000 to ♦$2,000,
annum
. From $2,000 to $5,000,
annum
Facli • additional $1,000
le.>.s
(’ii'cuse.s, first ring
1‘^cli additional ring ,
Whose gros.s daily income is
iiioie than $5,000, per day,
2.50
5.00
10.00
2.00
20.00
5.00
per day ^
And each wagon operated
shall be deemed a senaratp
business. X
Dealers in green groceries sell
ing from car or common ee
rier, whose gross daily in
come is $500 or less, per day
And each car operated shall
be deemed a separate busi
ness.
Dinner hou.se« whose gross an
nual income is $2,000 or less,
per annum - .
Denti.sts who.se gross annual
income is $1,000 or less, per
annum =
Who.se gross annual income
is more than $1,000, for each
additional $1,000 or less, per
annum
[Express companies maintaining
an agency who.se gro.ss an
nual income at such agency
ari.sing from busines.s done
wholly within the .State of
.South Carolina, is $1,000 or
les.s, per annum..
} Electricians whose gross an
nual income is $1,000 or less,
per annum
P'ire in.^ufance companies, on
amount of net premuims -col
lected,, per annum
Fruit tree or ■‘other tree and
plant agents, w'hose gros.s
annual income is $500 or less,
per annum A '
Fresh fi.sh dealers without
other businc'.ss, whose gross
annual income is $1,500 or
k's.s, per annum
Hay, grain, provisions or mer
chandise hrokei.s who carry
no stock of goods in either
warehouse or store room,
whose gros.s annual income is
$1,000 or le.ss, per annum
Il'iir (iiessers or manicurists,
whose gross annual income is
$1,000 or less, per annum
Whose gross daily income is
$50 or les.s, per day
Harness shofis, whose gro.ss an
nual income is $1,000 or less,
per annum . '
Hawkers or jieddler.s, .selling or
offering for sale, goods,
w' a r e .s and merchandise,
whose gros.s daily income is
$50' or less, per day
Log dealers, whose gross an
nua! Income is $2,500 or less,
per annum
Whose ^ro.ss monthly income
I is $500 or le.ss, per month
! Hotel.s who.se gross annual in-
I come is $5,000 or le.ss, per
annum
' Whose gross annual income
j is more than $5,000, on each
I additional $5,000 or less, per
I annum
2.00
1.00
10.00
25.00
20.00
15.00'
1.00
10.00
1.00
I
35.00
$
25.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
1.00
r
40.00
10.00
15.00
5.00
2.00
15.00 J
20.00!
1.00
7.50
per
12.50
per
20.00
or
1.00
1 (»().()()
k0,00
Horse and mule traders, trans
ient, "w-hose gross dfi'ily in-
5.00
•T
15.00
•ach aililiLional $5,000 or
25.00
10.00
150.00
5.00
5.00
25.00
on c
k'os
Circus paiailes, wlu*ie exhibi-
tion.s aie held out of ihe city
liniit.s 250.00!
^Collection or claim agents,
who.se g'oss annual imome
is .'Si,000 or less, per annum
Cotton mills, per annum
jCotton ginners, first gin, w'hose
gross annual income is $1,000
or les.s, per annum .. .' ..
Kach additional gin
Cabinet and general rejiair
shops, whose gross annual
income is $500 or les.s.
annum
Cleaning, dyeing or
clothing, per annum
Cold drink stands, per annum
(lontractois for niovmg houses,
whose gross annual income is
) $1,000 or less, per annuin“
iCua.
where the gross annual in
come is $2,500 or le.ss, jier
15.00
In.Ott
per
5.00
pressing
15.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
come i.Sj $1,000 or 'less, per
day
Horse and mule traders, trans
ient, w ho.se gros.s monthly in
come i.s $10,000 or less, per
month
Inspranct companies, life, acci-
[dent and health, maintaining
agencies doing business w ith
in the City of Clinton, whose
gross annual income ft'om
such agencies is $1,000 or
less, per annum
Ice dealerSj whose gross aiinuul
income is $500 or le.ss, per
annum —
Ice cream venders .selling from
carts, whose gros.s annual in
come i.s $1,500 or le.ss, per
annum .
Ice cream venders selling from
wagons, whose gross annual
income is $2,500 or less, per
annum
Ice manufacturers, ppr annum
•Jewelry, w'atch and clock re
pairers, who.se gross annual
income is $1,000 or less, per
annum ..
Jewelers, itinerant, offering for
sale jewelry, watches, clocks,
etc., or repairing same,
whose gross daily income is
less, per day - —2^0^
050 or less from' sales, per
annum .... .... 25.00
W'hose gross annual income
is more than $10,000, on each
additional $1,000 or less, per
annum
By income-* is meant the
amount of goods soli^by the
licensee and sworn statement
must accompany payment.
Machine sellers and venders,
whose gross annual income is
$.500 or less, per annum ....
W’hose gross daily income is
$1,000 or less, per day
Marble yards or agencies,
whose gross annual income is
I $1,000 vr„less, per annum
j Mechanics, working on automo
biles, who do not'maint.ain
a regular place of business,
per annum 10.00
Moving picture show’s, whose
gros.s annual income is $2,500
or les.s, per annum
.New'spaper, -who.se gros.s annual
income is $1,000 or less, per
annum ‘
! Opera house hall, whose gross
( annual income is $1,000 or
less, per annum
Oi^garj grinders and itineian^
musicians, whose gross daily
income is $100 or le.ss, per
day .
Oil and gasoline companies or
agents, whose gross annual
income is $] 5,000 ^^or less,
per annum
W'hose daily income is $100
or less, per day
Oculi.sts, optometrists or op-
« ticians, itinerant, who.se gro.s.s
daily income is $50 or less,
per day
Oculists, optometrists or op
ticians, on their own account,
or working for others, whose
I gross annual income is $1,000
I or less, jier annum
10.00,.<;hops, per annum
Pawn shops or money lending
shops, whose gross annual
income is $1,000 or le.ss, per
annum
Planing milks, whose gros.s an
nual income i.s $1,000 or less,
per annum .
Pnotographers or arti.Hts, whose
j gross annual income is $1,000
2.001 Of ie.ss, per annum
1 Per day
I Physicians, whose gross annual
,").()() I income is $500 or less, per
I annum
10,(M1 Printing office, job, whose
gross annual income is $1,000
or less, per annum
25.00 Plumibers, whose gross annual
j income is $1,000 or less, per
I annum
Plumbers, whose gross income
from one job is $20 or less,
per job
Public weighers hther than cot
ton weighers, whose gross
annual income is $500 or less, ’
per annum
Restaurants or eating houses,
who.se gross annual income i.s
$1,500 or less, per annum
Railroad agencies, who.se gross
annual income fiom business
done exclusively within this
state is $100,000 or lesS, for
the first tiack, per annum
For each additional track
Fdr each additional $1,000 or
less, p(>r annum »
Renovators of feather beds,
w'ho.se gros.s annuaT“Ihcome
is $2,500 or less, per annum
Whose gross monthly income
is $150 or less, per month
10.00: Real estate agents, whose
gros.s income is $1,500 or
less, per annum
Scriveners, whose gro.ss daily
income is $10 or le.ss, per
day '
Shows, performances, exhibi-
_ tions of all kinds, except cir
cuses or similar exhibitions,
whose gross daily income is
$500 or less, per day ..
I Soda fountains, w’ithout or with
store, whost: gross annual in
come is $1,.500^ or less, per-
,1,
A
J
5.00
2.50
30.00
25.00
2.00
10.00
10.00
$10 or less, per day
Shoe shops, each bench, whose
gross annual income is $1,000
or Jess, per annum .... ...
Each additional bench ....
Storage battery charging sta
tions, per annuln * 10.00
Taxi cabs, per annum ... 25.00
No person, firm ^or corpora
tion shall let or hire any
hacks, automobiles or other
vehicle for hauling or trans
porting passengers, within
the corporate limits of the
tow’n, without first obtaining
a license therefor from the
Town Clerk.
Tailor shops, ladies and gents,
whose gross annual income is
$1,000 or less, per annum ....
Tin and-- tinker shops, whose
gross annual income is $750
or . less, per annum .... •.
Telephone companies, local per
annum 100.00
40.001 Telegraph companies, or agen
cies, for bu.siness done within
this state, and not including
that done without the state,
who.se gross annual income
from such business is $2,000
or le.ss, per annum
Transient dealers in fruits,
bread arid cak"^,—meats Or'
merchandise of whatsoever
character and kind, selling
from car or common carrier,
excejit as hereinafter provid
ed, per annum
Apple w’agons, per day A
This license applies to any
other fruits' or vegetables,
such as cabbage, orange.s,
grapes, etc.
Delivery trucks, deli ve -ing
goods, vvare.H, cofion, mer-
chandi.se or any other com
modities into the Town of
Clinton and over the streets
or alley.s of the said Town of
Clinton, from out.side of the
'Lown, per annum, each
truck
I’er day, each truck
Undei-takers, whosp gross an
nual income is $2,500 or less,
per annum .. _
Each additional $1,000 or
less, per annum
Vulcanizing shops, per annurn
Wood shops and wagon manu
facturers, whose gross an
nual income i.s $500 or, less,
. ; . j)er annum
I Wood dealers or brokers, whose
15.00! gro.ss annual income i.s $500
or less, per annun).,...^^^^.,, .._
Wheehvrights, whose gross an
nual income is $1,000 or les.s,
per annum
Warehou.se kept for storing
cotton, grain, etc., whose
gross annual income is $2,.50()
or le.-.s, per annum
Each additional $1,000/or
j less, per annum ..
i Wholesale dealers ijX hay,
grain, provisions, goods,
\VaKS, or raerchandise, who
curry a stock of goods either
in u waiehouse or store
room, whose gross annual in
come from sales is $50,000 or
less, per annum
Each additional $1,000 or
les.-:, poV annum
.Section 2. Air liccm.ses issued lu* ^
one day only shall be double the
amount above mentioned for Satur
days, show days, ('hristmas days and
other days of public gatherings.
I .'section 3. That al': licen.ses issued
j under and by virtue of this Ordinance
(Shall be non-transfcrable and ex-
5.00
5.00, ployee were the proprietor of such_,
business, profession or occupation.
Section 7. That every person, firm,
company or corporation, required by
this Ordinance to* obtain a license to
engage in business, trade, profession,
or occupation for which a license is
required, shall at the time of apply
ing for such license, make a s^te-
ment under oath, before an officer
qualified to admini^r oaths, ^and file
sai,d statement with the To^jft -Clerk,
setting forth: .
(1 > His or her name, style oi firm,
name of company, or corporation.
(2) The trade, hnsiness, profession,
or occupation for which a license is
required! ' ‘ ^
(3) The amount of business propos-
10.00'ed to be done, during the current year
jand in those cases in which such in
formation is required, the amount of
10.00 business done the previous year in
jthe same occupation, trade, business,
dr profession if same wa^ carried on
or prosecuted the previous year.
' ihe Town Clerk shall thereupon as-
.':e;'S,and collect the proper license tax
as provided for in this Ordinance, and
upon such tax being paid, shall issue
to the applicant the proper license. .
Section 8. For any business, trade,
occupation or profession not enumer
ated tri Seeilrifi t of thtir^Ordiriarice,
the license .^^hall be fixed by the May
or and he is hereby given full power
and authority to fix the same and
.such license therefor as shall be fixed
1 y the Mayor shall be as binding in
every resiiect as though it was spe
cifically enumerateif or designated in
this Ordinance. —
Si'ciion 9. Tlie license taxes herein
25.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
1.5.00
10.00
1.00
5.00
\
25.00
impo.-^ed are levied for the purpose of
raising fun<ls to meet the annual or-
'dinaiy er-cjx'nsis of the Town (tf Ciin-
|t.)n foi' the fiscal year commencing
Ion the Ist day of January of any year
Ihcreafte: anil fo:* the puriiose of pay-/
j ing in whole or in part any legal in-
hlebU‘dne«.'^ of the said City ineu^ried
(for ordinary expenses thereof falling
50.00/luc during the said fiscal year.
2.00 All annual licen.ses must he paid on
,or before lanuar} 15th of each year,
{on penalty of an adiUtionuI 10 per
35.001 cent charge after Janiwry 1.5h. If li-
i cense is not paid by February 1.5tli
1.004 the business will be closed by the
10.001 Police Departmenf and action brought
in the Recorder’s Court, under Section
of this Ordinance for the misde*-
j meanor of doing business without li-
15.00 j cense.
] Kection 10. This Ordinance shall go
into eftect on the 1st day of January,
.A. D., 1934.
/Done and ratified by the Town
Xouncil of the Town of Clinton and
the corporate seal of the said Town of
Clinton hereto affixed this the -tth
day of December,* A. I)., 1933, and in
the One Hundreil and Fifty^Eighth
year of the .Sovere’gnty and Ih'depen-
' dcnce of the United States of .Arner-
l.Obtlca.
I H. Y. ABRAMS,
! Attest: .Mayor.
D. C. HEUSTESS,
( ity Cleik and Treasurer.
lO.OO
3.5.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
for
1.00
1'
I'HOTEITIVES
Every‘itnpo:-lant organ within your
body has 'ts own ))rotective covering.
The heart has the “pericardium,” a
25.00
25.00
cept a* license for a day, a week or a
I month, shall terminate ami end oh ^
Ithe 31st day of December of the yearif'.ac or bag in which it swings rhyth-
5.00 which they were issued; but may micully without friction. '
at any time by the Town
, the Town of Clinton on,., , „ . • . ■ i i- .
L00L..„:..,„„, p,„_J“pleura, which guards the delicate
in
b<* revoked
The lungs are enveloped by the
15.00
Council of
satisfactory cause being shown. Ex
cept license issued for a day, a week, I lung-structure fuom the chest-wall—
or a month, annual rates shall' be J a very noces.sary protection.
25.00
50.00
25.00
2.00
’..00
annum
Conveyancers or scriveners,
j who.se gross annual income is
I $500 or less, per annqm
Cotton seed oil mills with
$100,000 or less invested, per
annum . '
On each additional $1,000 in
vested, per annum
Directories — Each and every
person compiling city direc
tories, per annum
Dealers in junk, per day
Per annum - ■
•
Dealers in fruits, melons or
vegetables, selling from car
by itinerant dealers, each
car or fraction thereof
Dealers in stocks and bonds,
[ler annum
Dealers In wagons and other
25.00
10.00
5.00
35.00
50.00
15.00
1.00 I
10.00
5.00
•5.00
15.00
10.00
LOO
.■f
vehicles, other than manufac
turers, with or without busi
ness, w hiiic.,gross'annual in
come i.s $7,500 or less, per
. annum
Dealers irnrianos, organs, .sev -
ing machines, iron safes, >vi ll '
fixtures, and tombstones,
connected with stpres, w®-'?
gross annual inComfe is $1,00J
or less, each per annum
Dealer)} in soap, jewelry, me >
chandise or other goods on
the streets, whose gross daily
income ia^ $100 or less, per
day '....'
Pef annum
Dealers in green groceries, sell-
a persoo, :^hn or corpor
daily meome la |50 or leaa^
Lautjdries, run by hand, whose
gross annual income is $1,500
or less, per annum
Laundries, run by machinery,
whose gross annual income is
$2,.500 or less, per annum
[ Law’yers, whose gi'oss annual
I income is $1,000 or less, per
annum .
Lightning fod agents or deal-
eis, whose gross annual in
come is $2,000 or less, per
annum
Whose gross monthly income
is $500 or less, per day
Long distance telephone com
panies operating ^ city or
•agents of same collecting
toll, per annuit
Lumber yards, selling planks,
shingle-s, framing laths or
' moulding, whose gross an
nual income is $5,000 or less,
annum
Lumj^er yards or dealers selling
kinds of building mate-
other than the ones last
before enumerated, whose
anriual income is $2,.500 or
loss, per annum
Lunch counters, per annum
Machine shops and foundries,.
whose gross annual income
is $2,000 or less, per annum
' Merry-go-rounds, whose gross
weekly income is $250 or
less, per week
I Merchants or all persons, firms
2.’00' or corporations selling at re-
25.001 tail articles of trade or mer
chandise for which a special
lirhat ■'
Then, the “capsule” of the liver—
and of the kidr^eys. Too, the “periton-
*nm»m^
10.004
charged for all licenses issued prior
to June 30th of any ytar, three-
fourths the annua! rate .shall be
charged for all
June 30th of any year and prior to ■ i>i^*^n'^niation of any of these envel-
Septemher 30lh oT gfiT y^atT ATttf etie-~^peg ^ 'aXserious c6nditmm~ PefTciir^
licenses issued after X”"'” enclosing the bowel—and so on.
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25.00!
25.00
I,
10.00
20.00'
J
i?oIicitors and canvassers — alj
person.s canvassing or solicit
ing any orders for goods,
wares, merchandise, books,
literature, or soliciting or
ders for any commodity or
thing whatsoever to be deliv
ered at future date whether
any part of the purchase
price is collected by any
such solicitor or canvasser
or not, per annum ...
Per day .1 ...
Stables, sales, feed and livery,
whose gross annual income
is $4,000 or. less, per annum
•Salvage or bankrupt sales man-
[ agers, or sale conductors,
50.00]'' whose gross annual income is
$5,000 or less, per annum '....
Who.se gross daily income is
$50 or less, per day ........ ....
Street trucksdoing drayage,
whose gross annual income is
$50() or less, per annum
Street wagons or drays, one
horse, whose gross annual
income is $500 or less, per
annum
Whose gross daily income is
$5.00 or less, per day
Street wagons or drays, two
horse, whose gross annual in
come is $500 or less, per an
num —
Whose gross daily income is
$7.50 or lesi^, per day
half the annual rate^or alFTTcenses . . .. ... ,,
issued after September 30th of any' ’ *
year, and prior to December 31.st of conditions, requiring the skill
any year. j
Section 4. That every person, cor-!
25.00
I Inflammation of the meninges
meningitis—gives us ' “sleeping-.sick-
ness. People get worn down by priva-
25.00
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40.00
5.00
20.00 i
1.5.00!
15.00
26.00
grihSK annual income is $10^
Shooting galleries, whose gross
annual income is $2,500 or
less, per annum •
Whose gross weekly income
’Whose gross daily income ia
of your best physicians. To hire a
“rubbing-doctor” here, might cost one
his life. s
poration or partnership, required by, of all, I want to mention the
this ordinance to obtain a license to
I engage in any business, trade, profes-L,pina] cord. Both, encased in strong,
j sion or occupation, for which a license I bony structure fdi' protection, are cov-
is required, shall at the time of ap- gred with the meninges for greater
plying for such license, or at any protection. Meningitis — and pertton-
50.00 other time as may he r^uired by the ^ a^ong our most dangerous
2.00 Todrri Council, to furnish to the Town. doctor will tell you
Clerk, or auditor of the city, such.
other and furtherlinTormation as may
be necessary foj-^orrectly ascertain-1
ing the license to be assessed and cqI-.^,^^^ excesses and are stricken,
lected. I Watch your step these trying times.
Section 5. Any person, firm, com-^Get plenty of “sleep; do not eat too
pany or corporation prosecuti’ig or much, especially for supper; refrain
engaging in any business or otcupa- from worry as much as possible. The
tion or profession, or keeping or covering of the brain is not milfch
maintaining any establishment named thicker than this sheet of paper. But
in this Ordinance without having first when inflamed, this membrane is a
paid the license tax imposed ther^eon,’death-dealing conflagration. I dread
shall upon conviction, he fined not ex- to encounter meningitis—and periton-
ceeding one hundred dollars, or he irti- ijtis, 1 believe, more than any other af-
prisoned not exceeding thirty days fHctions of the race.
with or without hanWabor at the dis- ‘..
cretion of the officer trying'the case.
Section 6. Where a license is im-;
loosed by this Ordiaance upon any,
business, profession or occupation,'
and such business, profession or oc-!
5.00 ^ cupation is carried on or conducted j
by an agent, clerk or employee, such’
agent, clerk or employee shall be sub- ’
jdet to all the penalties ^herein hnpos-;
ed should the said business, profes-j
sion or occupation be carried on ofj
prosecuted without the lltenae im-
m j4aMl*jru..t.hg aume
5.00
i I
5.00
1.00
2.00
25.00
PHILCO
Radios & Tubes
Smith’s Pharmacy
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manner as if such agent, clerk or «m-
Paper Brirybady lUada'*
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