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THURSDAY,' DECEMBER 23, 1937
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. c’
Rage eleven
'..4\
annuid income does noi ex
cel^ $1,500^)0, per jmar ........
And $1.00 for each additiomd
$1,000.00 of gross incon\^.
SOUCITORS AND CAN
VASSERS—
All persons canvassing; or
selkitinff any orders for
goods,"' wares, merthandise,
books, literature, or solicit
ing orders for any commod
ity or thing whatever to be
delivered at future date,
arhether any part of the pur
chase price is collected by
any such solicitor or canvas-
10.00
U
UNDBRTAEERS—
Undertakers whose gross
annual income does not ex
ceed $5,000.00, per year 35.00
and Sl.OO^qr eaA additional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
-7^“^V ^ ■■■
vulcanizing shops, per
year
W
10.00
ler or not, per year
Per day
STABLES, SALES, FEED
AND LIVERY—
Stables, sales, feed and liv
ery, who.se gross annual in
come does not exceed
$5,000.00, per year .
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000 of gross income.
S.A.LVAGERS OR BANKRUPT
SALES .MAN.YGERS—
Salvagers or sales (bank
rupt) managers, or sale con
ductors whose gross annual
income does not exceed
$6,000.00, per year
and $3 00 for each additional
$1,000,00 of gros.s income.
Whose gross daily income
does . not exceed $50.00, per
day
and $2.00 for each additional
$50.00 of gros.s daily income.
STRECT TRUCKS DOING
DRAYAGE—
Street trucks doing dray-
age who.se gross annual in
come does not exceed $500.00,
per year
and $1.00 for each additional
$100.00 of gro.ss income.
STREET WAGONS OR DRAY
Street wagons or drays,
one hor.se, per year ,
Per 'day .
Sireei wagons'' or
two horse, per year
Per day
SHOOTLVG GALLERIES— “
Shooting galleries, whose
gross annual income doe.s
not exceed $2,500.00, per
year
and $1.00 for each additional
$500.00 of gros.s income.
Whose gTo.s.s weekly in
come doe.s not exceed $500,
per week
and
50.00
2.00
WOOD SHOPS AND W’.AGON
MANUFACTURERS—
Wood shops' and wagon
manufacturers i^hose groas
annual
Goldville, Dec. 17.—Miss Avanelle
Templeton, who recently completed a
poet-graduate course at a New York
hospital, is spending a few Jays with
iher parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Tem
pleton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gardner were
iSSS3«l19iXB3»S5a'.(»3»&
i*lnne*s Christmas Bo^
Was for One Good Idea
called to^ Greenwood Sunday on ae-
coum of the illness of Mrs. Gardner’s
aunt.
HRISTMAS bonuses were al
ways given in accordance to
the value of suggestions writ
ten out and finally accepted at the
offices of John Stone and company,
and Lee Anne Foster wondered, dis
gustedly, why she had thought of
such suggestions after other girls
had already thought them up or why
■ed $2,()00.0
Mr. and Mre. Hosea Bridges speittl she couldn’t think up something un-
} Smrefay with~'Mr.~«nd iMrg. Jack Sing-1
25.00
25.00
5.00
5.00
S—
5.00
LOO
Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Willingham
and children spent^the week-end with
.Mr. Willingham’s parents in Ninety-
Six.
A.. G. Tamsburg of Charleston,
''pent ' the week-end with Mr. and
.Mrs. O. M. Templeton .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Odell, Harold
ceed $2,000.00, per year 15.00jier in Clinton.
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gro.ss income.
WAREHOUSES—
Warehouses kept for stor
ing cotton, grain and other
commodities, who.se gross an
nual income does not exceed
$2,500.00, per year 35.00
and $1.00 for each additional
$1,000 of gross annual in
come.
Section 2, All licenses issuetl for
one day only shall be double the
amount above mentioned for Satur
days, show days, Christmas days and
other days of public gatherings.
Section 3. That all licenses issued
under and by virtue of this Ordi
nance .«fhall be non-transfenable, and ^
except a license for a day, a week or: Having Christmas Parties '
a month, shall terminate and end on The members of the I^adies Bible
Deceml>er 31, 1938; but may be cla.ss entertained their husbands at a
usual enough to earn her special at
tention with the firm. There were
only five more days until the yearly
I list of bonus recipients would be
j announced.
I That evening, back in her own
j room, seated at her desk, she sat
staring at the wall. She fidgeted
j w’ith her pencil, almost praying for
inspiration—what could she suggest
j to be done in the office or in the
bu.siness that w'ould increa.se either
Hugh L Eichelberger
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
15 Years Experience
Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
. Member — The National Association of Life
Underwriters.
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(Xfell and Mrs. Alma Gdoll spent the
week:end with Mr and Mrs. Raymond j Efficiency" or business*? Her eyes
Odell in Fort Mill. , storing straight into a huge
Misses Ruth and Louise Singler of of four-leaf clovers that she had
brought back from the country when
FIREWORKS
Clinton spent Saturday
Hewea Bridges.
with Mrs.
(kddville Red Croas Call |
To date $‘225 has been contributed'
the cause of the Red Cross in an.swerl
to the recent roll call, I
revoketl at any time by the Town
Council of the Town of Clinton on
satisfactory cause being shown, ex-
Christmas party at the community
building on last Friday night. Many
games wen* enjoyeil, after which
sh^e had visited her parents on the
farm during last vacation.
"The Four Leaf Clover Line”—
w'hy—w'hy not? She jotted down
the idea as it all came "tumbling
through her mind—in the manufac
turing end of the business, create
a breakfast nook or kitchen line all
with four leaf clover motif, giving
a cook book with its cover simply
plastered with actual four leaf clov
ers, shellacked—a line especially to
Make This Store Headquarters
— for —
CHRISTMAS FIREWORKS
cept license issued for a tlay, a week^^fita Claus came and pre-ii'iited each' newly wed trade. Why,
or a month, annual rate shall be'^viih fruits and nuts. G. N. Foy. Mrs. ^ could furnish the four leaf clovers
chargetl for all licenses issutnl prior Hunnicutt. Mrs. E. S .Jones, and Miss' books and maybe
drays.
to June 30th, 19.18, three-fourths the! Dorothy Hagan were pres(*nti*<l gift.s
annual rate shall be charged for all fioiii the class for theii spivial work
licenses issuisl after June .SOth, 1938.1 in the class.
and prior to September 30, 1938; and- The Senior Epworth League eiiter-
one-half the annual rate for all !i- tained at a (^hristnuis p;irty on Sat-
censes issuisl after September 30th,'iirday night. Carol singing and
and prior to I).^orabrr 31, wrrv «nrr whirh
.. .. .. ^ <'«TianK,.n Irints, can.ly
poralion or partnrr..hip rr,,uired by,anil nub werr pnjoyd. ^ I received the first such contract ever
this ordinance to obtain a license to
Mr. Stone would put a four leaf clov
er under the seal of that new style
wedding certificate he gives free to
each bridal pair of customers—who
knows!”
Lucky for Slone gnd company but
just as lucky for Lee Anne.,the
FULL ASSORTMENTS
All KINDS FRUITS - CANDIES
Especially Low Box Prices On
FANCY APPLES
See Us For Your Christmas
Santa Claus.
-.Seetkiir A. That every |yersbh7~'cbr
.5.00'“
2.001
jcngage
fes.sion
25.00
-$TO0f
00 for ^ach additional
weekly incomeT
10.00
in any busine.ss, trade* P*’*’
orOccupatibh, for Which a
M’. M. S.
Thi*^ Haptjst
Elects Officers
Woman’s Missionary
license is requirivl, shall at the time in tho new club rooms
of applying for such license, or at evening. Ihere was a busi-
Whose gross daily income
, iloes not exceed $10.00, per
day ' •.
and $1.0p for each additional
$10.00 of daily gross income.
STHOE SHOPS—
Shoe shops wheee--groHs
annual income does not ex
ceed $1,000.00, per year
and 5.00 for each ad<litional
$1,000.00 of gross income.
SILK MILliS, per year
STORAGE BATTERY (^-HARG
ING STATIONS, per year
T
T.AXI C.\BS, per year
.No person, firm or corpor-
^ ation shall let or hire any
hacks, automobiles or other
vehicles for hauling or trans
porting pa.ssengers within the
corporate limits of the Tow’n
of Clinton without first ol>-
taining a license therefor
from the Town Clerk.
TAILOR SHOPS—
Tailor .shops, ladies ^ or
gents, whose gross annual
income <loes not exceed
$1,000.(K), per year
and $2.00 for each additional
$1,000.00 of gro.ss income.
TIN AND TINKERS SHOP—
Tin and tinkers shops
who.se gross annual income
does not exceed $1,000.00, per
year
TELEPHONE CX)MPANIES—
Telephone companies, local,
each for bu.sine.ss done erclu-
yively in the Town of Clin
ton, S. C., but not incIiKling
business done to or from oth
er points without the state,
or for the Government of
the U. S., wfiose gross in
come does not exceed $10,-
—0OG;O©r-per year
Wnd $1.00 for each additional
5.00
any other time as may be re<tuired
by the Town Council, furnish to the
Town Clerk, or ainlitor of the city,
siieh other and further information
may be necessary for correctly
awyrtaining the license to be as-
sl^.sed and collected.
JSmton 5. Any^pBfi^, firm,
known—for all the four-leaf clovers
she could grow within the next year.
=Luella B. Lyons.
© Wp*tern Newspaper Union.
ne!»s session with Mrs. W. W. Hair
presiding, after which an interesting
program was led by Mrs. McGee.* Of
ficers for the coming year were elect
ed as follow's: Mrs. J. j..ciark, presi-j Unwrappine: Chi’istmas
dent; Mrs, J. 11. McGee, first vice- . , t', m n
president; Mrs. L. H. Poag, second AlinUal Family PrOg:ram
vicT-president; .Mrs. W. C. Gardner,;
ULETIDE has come around
again and it is time to take
Y
Christmas from its year-lopg
10 AO
.recording secretary; Mi's. Furman.
|«ny or corporation pro»..cutin|c orj,.^ corro..pon,linir secretary; Mra.j
cng-a«.n« ,n any busimma or occu- „ „K,key, Mrs. Thomasi
pation or profession, or keeping orlijriily,.,. treasurer for l.«-al work;'
maintaining any establishment name<l »*. l* i \i'n- u • i I wrappings.
siH-ial service | our house wc hove a wardrobe
chairnian. I ^ Q^g w’hose drawers re-
During the socml hoUr fruit cake
J. M. Pitts Store
Give and take’,’
say
in this ordinance without having first
paid the license tax imposed thereon,
w »hall -utberwi-se violate any of the
and coffet* were servinl.
terms or provisions-of this Ordinance,
shall upon conviction, be fined not Bluebird Club Entertains
exceeding one hundrinl ($100.(H)) doL-l On Thui-.^lay aftenioon the mem-
lars, or be imprisoned not excetHling| bers of the Bluebird Girls’ club en-
100.00 thirty (30) days with or without hard tertained th^ir mothers and teachers
j labor at the di.scretion of the officer
10.00 j trying the ca.se.
I Section 0. Where a licfnse
IS
ill the new club rooms complimenting
^ .Miss IXirothy Hagan, bride-elect,
ini-1 Christmas’puzzles were put together
completisl their puzzles in the short
est length of time. Santa Claus in-
vitiKl the guests into the dining room
where a Christmas tree held gifts for
the honor guest. Russian tea, daint
sandwiches an<l cofkkies were
dainty
served.
10.00: Po-seil by this Ordinance upon- anyi«o<l prizes were awarded those who
business, profession or occupation,
and such business, proft«sion or oc
cupation is carried on or conducted
by an agent, clerk or employin', such
agent, clerk or employee shall h<‘ sub-
iject to all the j»*‘na!ties herein ini-
jios'inl should the said business, pao-
fe.s.sion or occupation be carried on
or prosecuted without the license im-
|>o.«ed having been paid in the same
manner as if such agent, clerk or em
ployee were the proprietor of such
business, profes.siqn or occupMion.
Section 7. Where the amount of li-
cen.ses providwl for herein |irp de-i .
pendent on tihe amount of income, re
ceipts or .sales, the Iwisi.s for ascer
taining the amount of said licenses
shall be the amount of income, re-j Joanna Club Entertains Clinton
ceipts or sales for the preceding year! Club
ending December 31st, i$37.
Mrs. .Madden ('omplimented '
Mrs. .Sam .Madden, a riH-ent bride,
was honorefi on F’riday afternoon
when Group No. 5 of Joanna Girls’
flub entertainetl for her with a lovely;
^j-pose oil year the Chrisinaas tree or
naments, some table decorations,
napkins and favors left from the
children’s party, bright papers and
ribbons salvaged from the last-
minute rush to wrap and mail or
hoarded from Aunt Louise’s gift
package, which is always an out
ward marvel.
Through Easier, Fourth of July,
Halloween, Thanksgiving, they have
Iain forlorn and unwanted, these
remnants of Chri.'^lmas. But now
we open the drawer with as lively
excitement as if we had never seen
its contents. "Mother, did you know
we still had this big silver star?”
"Why, here’s enough icicles to trim
the W'hole tree!" "Where did these
bluebird ornaments come from?”
The light circuit doesn’t work—
and sister, who has just come from !
10.00
10.00
U*a and misccllaneou.-i shower in the'schoolroom, must dash down-
cluh i(K>ms. The beauty of the rooms | town before the stores close for
enhanctsl by (’hristmas dwora- bulbs. Then everybody hangs
iikTu- Holly and c(*dar were effective-1 over big brother s shoulder while he
ly ai ranged. Sandwiche.s and
with Russian tea were sorv(*d.
cakes
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
OR AGENCIES—
Telegraph coiripinies or
agencies for bu-siness done in
the Towh of Clinton, but not
including business to or from
points without the state, or
for (the Government of the
U. iS., whose gross annual
income does not exceed
$5,000.00, per year
TRANSIENT DEALERS IN
FRUITS, ETC.— -
Transient dealers in fruits,
etc., bread and cakes, meats
or merchandise of whatso
ever character and kind, sell-
■iag^from car or common car
rier, except as hereinbefore
or hereinafter provided, per
year ...*.
Apple Wagons, per day
This license applies to any
other fruits or vegetables
^ such as cabbage, oranges,
grapes, etc.
TRUCKS, DELIVERY—
Delivery trucks delivering
' goods, wares, cotton, mer-i
chandise, or any other com-
m^kies into the Town of
Clinton and over the streets
or alh^ of the Town from
outside of the Town, each
truck, per year
Each track, per day
! Another delightful social affair in
Section 8. That every person, firm,! the club room.s w'a.H a jiarty on Thurs-
company or corporation, required by;day evening at which time the mem-
this Ordinance to obtain a license to'h,.rs of Clinton Mill Mothers’ club
pugage in any business, trade, pro-! were guests of the Joanna Mother’.s
fes.sion or occupation for which a H-'riub. After an enjoyable hour of
cense is required, shall at the time^ (fames, contests and conversation, a
be applying for such license, make aLjelicious sweet course with
statement under oath, before an of- was served,
ficer qualified to administer oaths,
and file said statement with the Town
patiently determines which of the
old bulbs have failed. When the
whole set flashes on we all feehlike
Thomas Edi.son discovering the
marvels of light.
few
rj!>"
»,,
One thing which makes Old Santa so popular is
that he gives so much and asks so little. Ditto for
the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola...
for only 5c.
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO.
Greenwo(k1. S. C.
(1) His or her name, style of firm,
name of company, or corporatron.
(2) The trade, business, profession
or occupation for which « license is
.Mias Tinsley Hostess
j Miss Agnp.^TinsJey j»ntertain<>d a
number of tier friends at the home
' of her sister, Urs. William Dunlap, bn
Saturday evening.'
There are even a few unused
Christmas cards for a starter on the
long list. The baby finds a tin horn,
and the hilarious fun that will carry
on till Christmas morning has be
gun. ^mewhere in this jumble of
familiar things we have unwrappeiT
coffee Christmas. And the best Christmas
i present of all is Christmas itself!—
Frances Grinstead.
© Western Newspaper Union.
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o^r’'n voDAVi,-
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required.
(3) The amount of business pro
posed to be done during the current
year and in those cases in which such
information is required, the amount
50.00
whole or in part any legal indebted
ness of the said city incurred for or
dinary expenses thereof falling due
during the said fiscal year.
All annual licensee must be paid on
of business done during the previous or before January 15th, 1938, on pen
year in the same (pupation, trade, j ally of an additional 10 per cent
business or profeseion if the samejeharge after January 15th. If lici'iiie
was otrried on or prosecuted the pre-Gs not paid by February 15th, 1938,
vious year.-y busines.s will be clo.scd by the Po-
The Town Clerk shall thereupon; lice Department and action brought
a.ssess a.nd collect the proper license jn the Recorder’.s Court, under Sec-
tax as provided for in this Ordinance, tjon 5 of this Ordinance for the mis-
^and upon such tax being paid, shall; demeanor
I issue to the applicant the proper li-i license.
1 cense. ' - Section
of doing busine.ss without
25.00
2.00
Section 9. For any business, trade,
occupation or profession not enumer
ated in Section 1 of this’Ordinance,
the license shall be fixed by tine May-
11. This Ordinance s’nall
go into effect on the Ist day of Jan-'
uary. A, I)., 1938.
Done and ratified by the Town
(Council of the Town of Clinton, S. C.,
or and he is hereby given full power,jn Council assembled and the corpor-
and authority tp fix same and such | ate seal of the said Town of Clinton
license therefor as shall be fixed by* hereto affixed this the sixth day of
50.00
2.00
the Mayor shall be as binding in ev
ery respect a.s though it was specifi
cally enumerated or designate in
this Ordinance.
Section 10. The licen.se taxes herein
imposed are levied for the purpose
of raising funds to meet the annual
ordinary expenses of the Town of
Clinton for the fiscal year commenc
ing on the 1st day of January, 1938,
and for the purpose of paying in
December, A, D,,
One Hundred and
1937, and in the
V^ntf nunuitfu anu SiXty-Second year.i_^;:-
. c . 1 T J you going to give me for presents?
of the Sovereignty and Independence ^ ° _
IDEAL
XMAS GIFTS
UNUSUAL VALUES* IN ALL
bOTTON A^ SAYON AND
COTTON BEDSPREADS -
Extra large aiie, 86x105 inches—In beautiful
Jacquard patterna. Closely woven of selected
yarns. Will add beauty and color to any bed
room. Makes gift acceptable to whole family.
Tremenduoe direct from factory order makes
poesible the prices below. Colors: Rose, Blue
Gold, Hello or Green. (State Color.)
ALL COTTON
RAYON & COTTON
Weight about 3 lbs. 6oza.
Weight about 2 lbs. 4 oze.
86x105 Inches, each
86x105 Inches, each
$2.15
$2.15
Both of the above SPREADS will be shipped pre
paid wrapped in Xm^s cellophaae $3.98
Hubby—A fool and his money are
soon parted.-
Wifey—Oh, John, how much are
of the United States of America,
P. S. BAILEY,
Attest: Mayor.
D. C. HEUSTESS (City Seal)
City Clerk and Treasurer.
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