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.... , . -fc ' \ . I '\V\ - i ORDINANCE NO. 115. An Ordinance Repealing Ordinanc? Numbers Ninety-eight (9S) And One Hundred Five (105) And Re?Enacting Certain Portions Thereof. ) . An Ordinance for the purpose c raising funds to pay current expense and indebtednesses of the Town c Cheraw requiring the payment of license tax by the year, month or da by persons or corporations engaged o intending to engage, in any calling business or occupation, in whole or i: part, in said town, as may hereinafte be specified and to provide a penalt for neglect or refusal to pay such li cense tax. Whereas, the present revenue c the Town of Cheraw, from the tax ation of property and other sources is inadequate to pay all of the cur rent expenses and demand obliga tions of the said town; and Whereas, by an act of the Genera Assembly of South Carolina, th Town Council of the Town o ' Cheraw are authorized annually t require the payment of such erason able sum of money as a license ta: by any person, or persons, or corpor ations in whole or in part, within th said town, except Teachers and Minis ters of the Gospel, and to pass sue! ordinances as are necessary to carr; out- the provisions of said Act and b put the same into effect; Now, Therefore, in pursuance o the authority thus granted to us, an< for the purpose of increasing th' revenue of the said town to a suffl cient amount, Be It Ordained by th Town Council of the Town of Cheraw and It is Hereby Ordained, That an1 person, or persons, firm or corpora tion, engaged in any calling businos: profession or occupation, in whole 01 in part, within the incorporate limit; of the said town, a9 hereinafter speci fled in thj Schedule contained herb in, shall, on or before the first daj of January, A. D. 1922- procure { license therefor in the manner hero :nafter prescribed; and; any persor or persons, firm or corporation, com mencing, or intending to commence or engage in any husinesss calling profession or occupation on and aft*the said first day- of January, A. P 1922, shall, in like manher, procure ? license therefor before entering upor or engaging in any usefct calling, btisi ? ness, profession or occupation in th' manner hereinafter provided.- ,' ; Any person, or persons, ffrm or corporation now engaged, of which raa* herosfter encage, or intend to engam in any business, calling, profession oj occupation, for which a license is re \ quired hereunder, shall apply to th' Plf>rlr rtf the Tnu'n Pftiinc!! of the TOW of Cheraw for issuance of the same arrr shall, at the time of such application file with the said Clerk ft signed state ment, in writing, which statement shal contain: 1. The individual, firm or corpor ate name under which the proposer business is to be conducted; 2. The nature of the business pre posed to be transacted, or that of thr profession, calling or occupation ir which it is proposed to become engaged; 3. The street address, or location where such business is to be conduct ed, or where such calling, professior or occupation is to be engaged in; whereupon, the said Clerk shall, up on the payment of the proper licens' fee, or tax, issue the license so applied for: Provided, however, that the li cense fee?, or taxes, herein provider for to be paid annually shall be paid annually in advance on licenses ap * plied for prior to July 1st, 1922, bu< on licenses applied for and issued subsequent to July 1st, 1922, only hall cf the annual rate shall be paid >vhich payment, also, is to be in ad vance: And Provided Further, tha' nothing herein contained shall in an? manner effect any other requiremen' cf law elsewhere enacted, or ordained in regard to any business, calling, prof?s?ion or occupation. All licenses issued under the provisions of this ordinance shall be anc continue in full force and effect froir da*e of issuance until the first da> of January, 11(22, at which time tliex shall automatically cease, determine and become utterly null and void. It shall be the duty of the Towr Clerk to kcet> on file the application^ received and for which licenses issue and a record of same together witl the amountns paid therefor. The License Pec s herein provided fo shall be computed and paid in accor dance with the following: SCHEDULE Per Annum. ' AGENTS: Soliciting for enlarging or copying of photographs .".() For ranges, stoves, furniture or other household articles, (merchants paying regular tax excepted) 10.0 Agricultural machinery, including harvesters, mowers, rakes, tractors, motor trucks etc. (dealers paying regular ? tax excepted) 10.0 AUCTIONEERS: Auctioneers, each 5.0 AUTOMOBILE: Dealers or agents, resident or transient - 20.0 I I 1 Liveries, Transfers, Drays, , each car 10.00 BANKS: ,? Or Trust Companies, where capital does not exceed $23,000 I 25.00 "Where capital exceeds $25,000 and does not exceed $50,000 50.00 Where capital exceeds 850,000 one per -Cent on amount of . capital ' | BOX BALL: s: Or Bowling Alleys 20.00 ,f BRICK: a Dealers selling locally 10.00 y BOTTLING WORKS: r 25.00 BUILDERS: " Contractors or Master Mea chanics 10.00 r BARBER SHOPS: y Each chair 2.50 . BILLIARDS: Bagatelle and Pool Tables each .. 20.00 ?f " BLACKSMITH: and Metal Repair Shops 6.00 u BICYCLE: repair shops 6.00 BOARDING HOUSE: _ 5.00 1 e BOOK & STATIONERY STORES: t - - 5.00 ? BILL POSTERS: .. 5.00 ~ CIRCUS: Show, Menagerie or darnie val, per day or per night, in the discretion of the Mayor, I $25.00 to $400.00 y COTTON SEED: 3 Buyers of 10.00 Sed Cotton, buyers of 25.00 j Cotton ginneries 10.00 , Cotton ginneries doing busi? ness and buying seed cotton or cotton seed or both 40.00 * COAL: dealers ..1 _ 10.00 ' CONVEYANCES: Buggies, Carriages, Hacks, each ' 5.00 , I or automobiles each 10.00 I np k i . . in horse3, mules, cattle and vehicles of any kind drawn by horses or mules 85. In Live Stock 25.00 | '^EyTISTS: J each 10.00 ' DRAYS: i Horse or Mule drawn one , horse . 5.00 Horse or Mule drawn two t horse 10.00 Motor propelled 10.00 DRUGS: * or medicines, dealers in 10.00 EXHIBITION: , Theatrical, musical, ur " other for gain, and not local talent, per day or per night, $10.00. Sime in tents per day or nicht. $5.00 to $50.00. DRY GOODS: Boots, shoes, Hats, millinery, Ladies and Gents furnishings, Furniture, dealers in, per j each $1,000 of stock, or fraction thereof 1.00 'with minimum fee of 10.00 ! EXPRESS COMPANY: on intra-state business (exclusive of inter-state and i government business) 75.00 ELECTRICIANS: and electrical supply dealers cither or both 10.00 J ELECTRIC POWER: Companies, for local business ; 75.00 FAIRS: Concerts, Balls, Parties, for , gain and r.ot for charitable purposes per day or night 5.00 FERTILIZERS: and Cotton Seed Meal, either ~ i or both 15.00 ""ILLING STATION: i and vulcanizing, either or I both 1 .... 10.00 . FISH: , and Oyster dealers 5.00 ? FLYING JENNIE: f or steam horse riding gallery per week, or fraction thereof, $25.00 to $100.00. t FRUIT: ~" r dealer or green grocer in the ' . nature of hawker or peddler 10.0 u dealer or green grocer, as merchant and not in nature of U hawker or peddler, either or I both 10.00 LI i FRUIT TREE: agents, per annum or less time 10.00 LI i FOUNDRIES: handling machinery, fittings, LI i supplies, etc., and doing moulding or repair work 10.00 LI GARAGES: i each _ 20.00 (a garage is construed to M. r mean a place for storing, repairing and caring for auto- M mobiles for profit or gain) GROCERIES: crockery, tinware, dealers in M per each $1,000 of stock 1.00 * m 1A/1A if with minimum iee 01 ?v.w M HARNESS: ft and Saddlery, dealers in 10.00 HOTELS: M each guest room 50 HARDWARE: ft crockery and tinware, per P] each SI,000 of stock 1.00 with minimum of 10.00 ICE DEALERS: ^5.00 ft INSPRANCE: Life Insurance Companies, i0 each 25.06 Fire Insurance Agencies 25.00 , Fire Insurance Companies, >0 where premium does not ex GREATEST SCREEN WORLD HAS E^ D.W. GRI prtsen 'WAY DOV B 3 seel on Wm. A. bracf Lottie Blair Parker one It's a simple story of plain foil the greatest of all Griffith pla uncommonly well done and breath-taking effect. Every audience has spellbound through the folding of this great duction. / With its humaneness and its/i story of unusual love, its thrills and its pathos, it stands . alone in the field of spec The a.1 which carries out /a]k 7Ui the story quite JWil juj eclipqos any cast ^ yu?K that ever Appeared jmHEMUH in this piece on theKmnU spearing stage. Lyric Theatre, Wa Friday and Saturd Matinee daily at 3. Prices: Rights and Mati Children under 15 years of a 12,090 feet of Mr. Griffitl *r li A C _ _ TUJ. U I ou musi aee 1 mo ti ____________ ? f Creamery We will be ready to recei Sour Cream on Monday, Janua 0 Will receive Poultry and All prices based, delivered times will be in keeping with tl Skip your Cream, Poultry Remittances made and em shipments are received. Writ* us and we will plai t * tation list. Colonial Crei Flnrrthrp ceed $1,000 -..* 5.00 PJ where premium exceeds $1,000 and does not exceed $2,000 .... 7.50 where premium exceeds $2,000 and does not exceed $3,000 10.00 Health, Benefit and Accident Companies 25.00 Indemnity Companies 5.00 JWELERS: 10.00 EROSENE: or other oil companies 75.00 ko IUNDRY: Agencies - 5.0 IWYERS: pj each - 10.0 GHTNING ROD: , pi Agents, each per day, $1.00, per annum 25.00 VERY: pi Feed or Sales Stables 50.00 JMBER YARDS: pj Selling locally - 10.00 ( JNCH TABLES: p] or selling cooked food, or fruit on street, per day 2.50 ^ ACHINERY: Fittings and Supplies 10.00 EAT MARKETS: each, per. year or fraction thereof 25.00 R USIC STORES: | ' each 4- ? ?. 10.00 ISCELLANEOTJS: Shops of any description not otherwise covered herein 10.00 ARBLE: and rranite yards, or dealer ? In or agent for tombstones 10.00 n EDDLERS: gr hawkers, or agents, making house to house canrasB, or g] canvass on the street, offering for sale any kind of merchandise, notions, or articles of any kind to consumers, or taking or soliciting orders for same, per day $25.00, except ] on special occasion when spec- 1 ial rate may he made. ! I ' t - ? rjw SENSATION THE ^ER KNOWN IFFITH VN EAST' y's tamous Play by I Jos.R.Crismcr ? I' ?? I I I I I ? tdesboro, N. C. ay, Jan, 13-14 Nights 8:15 nee, 50c, 75c, $1.00 ge, matinees only, 25c i's Greatest Picture. ronderful Picture. to Open ve shipments of separated iry 9th. / \ on January 16th, Florence, which at all xe markets. ; i > and E to US. ipties returned same day ce you on our weekly quoamery Coi. S. C. v iOTOGRAPHERS: Resident 5.( Non-resident, but having tent gallery, or office in town, per month l.( "Make ihem while you wait" per day 5.C The term "Photographer" in the meaning of this ordinance does not include those making photographs -with dacks or small hand cameras, or in any case where photographs are not made for gain or profit. 1YSICIANS: each - 10.( ANO TUNERS: each, resident, per annum 5.C each, transient, per day 5.C tINTING: House, newspapers t 5.0 tESSING: Clubs 10.( jUMBERS: each 10.( ULROADS: INTER-STATE On inter-state business (exclusive of inter-state and government business) 75.( MLROADS: ITRA-STATE On intra-state business (exclusive of inter-state and government business 50.( BAL ESTATE: Agents, each i 10.( ESTUARANTS: each 10.1 rARLES: Hiring onlv ? 25.( 2WING MACHINE: Agents (not resident mer chants) 10.( Continued on Page 4 o [iub.Mjr.TI&ra, antiseptic and pair dller, for Infected scores, tetter, ipraJns, neuralgia, rheumatism < I \ I A Tonic I ' For Women t "I was hardly able to drag, 1 ^ was so weakened," writes Mrs. ^ W. F. Ray, of Easley, S. C. 1 "The doctor treated me for about J1 two months, still I didn't get ^ any better. I had a large family and felt 1 surely must do L something to enable me to take 2 care of my little ones. 1 had heard of ^ CARDUll The Woman's Tonic fit "I decided to try it,** continues Mrs. Ray . . ? "I took P eight bottles in all... I re- W gained my strength and have W had no more trouble with wo- M jU manly weakness. I have ten Q children and am able to do all L X) my housework and a lot out- r* doors ... 1 can .sure r :comp M mend Cardui." Take Cardui today. It may P M be just what you need. M M .At all druggists. M BUSINESS LOCALS j , , LOST?Sunday night January 1, between P. H. Thompson's residence on Church street and the Cheraw Box Factory, one black leather traveling bag containing ladie3 wear ing apparel, fountain pen, etc. Finder please return to T. E. Wannamaker's Drug Store. 9-lt P. If. Thompson. o FORDS FOR SALE?Two Ford Touring Cars, in good running shape, with good tires. Apply to Auto Service Station, Cheraw, S. C. The State of South Carolina, County of Chesterfield By M. J. Hough, Probate Judge: Whereas T. N. Berry made suit to me to grj'-t hix1 Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Henry Jackson, deceased. These are, Therefore, to cite and 7 admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Henry Jackson, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Chesterfield, S. C., on the 14th of January next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in ffie forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under ray hand this 29th day of December, Anno Domini 1921. , M. J. HOUGH, Prob. Judge. $1.50 a year f<?r The Chronicle COMPULSORY ATTE>*DA>'CE LAW. Under Act of Legislature, 1921, at page 754, No. 430, all parents or guardians or other persons having charge of children between the ages of eight and fourteen years inclusive are required to send su:h child or children to school for four consecutive months in each scholastic year, subject to other provisions of said act, and the Board of Trustees of 7 each school district shall determine what time the period of compulsory )0 attendance shall start in each school district. Now the trustees of special school district of Cheraw hereby )0 designate the 23rd of January, 1922, to M^y 12th, 1922, inclusive, as 10 the term of such compulsory attendance for such school district, inclusive, as the term of such compulsory attendance for such school dis trict. This December 15th, 1921. J. K. McCOWX, Sec. & Treas. R. T. CASTON, Chrm. of Board. >0 PROFESSIONAL CARDS 0 DR. T. E. IYANNAMAKER, Jr. 10 EYE SPECIALIST Office Hours !) to 2 ntflffl nfr Residence )0 cm: in tv. s. c. DR. 0. H. PURVIS PHYSICIAN & SURG COX I Office Residence Public Square Huger St. Phone 2-13 Phone 247 )0 CHERAW. S. C. RENTAL NOTICE I will practice at Iheslerfield Mondays and on WfednesJO day Evenings. 'ageland on Tuesdays. JO Mt. Croghan on Wednesday morning of each week. JO Society Mill on Thursdays. 'hornw on Fridays and Saturdays. JO R. L. McMAXUS. Dentist Cheraw, S. C " 66 6 i w^Il break a Cold, Fever and , Grippe quicker limn anything we know, preventing pneumonia i si Signs and PAIN j Drop a card and will c m R. G. Ma IS Cheraw, Try A Sack LUCILE or B Higk Grad A GUARANTEE WI1 Horton & H AUDITOR'S NOTICE o' The Auditor's Office will be open O'i for the assessment, of all classes of property, both real and personal, poll, road and dog tax, from January 1st to to February 20th, 1922. B< All ablebodled men , between the ages of 21 and 60 are required to re. turq poll tax and those between the ages of 21 and 55 years are required to return road tax. or The law requires a penalty of 50 per cent on all property not returned d* for taxation on or before the 20th day D I of Februray, 1922. I will be at the following places on t0 the dates named: 'y John H. Wallace's, January' 5th, from 11 to 3 o'clock. Cash, January 6th from 10 to 3 o'clock. da 10| Cross Roads, January 9th, from J 9 to 12 o'clock. 1 1 Mt. Croghan, January loth, from r? 10 to 8 o'clock. / ! oj Guess, January 11th from 11 to 3i o'clock. I tr' Ruby, January 12th, from 11 to 3 o'clock. J? Angelus, Jan. 16th from 11 to 3 ^la o'clock. McBee, Jan. 17th and 19th. Middendorf, Jan. 19th from 10 to 2 o'clock. Jefferson, Jan. 23rd and 24th to 121 "" o'clock. ' i ' Your Blank Book Si CARRIED IN STOCK Sheet Holders Day Books Journals Figuring Bool 1 Ledgers Cash Journals I Cash Books Loose Leaf Le We Carry the, Most Complete Line of I plies in Soutl COLUMBIA OFFICE SL Job Printing Office Equipn (COLUMBIA, ? Wo Light Wood, OaK and Cos . / * Any Quantity Drayi 1 Moving Housel "Long Trips A A. D. Ch v Cheraw El Plumbin Electrical Contractio Plumbing an* Phone 263 A a^A -ft ^ ^ ^ I Patroniz< X ? t Advert! X ?? X They ar ? boosters > deserve y business. % I Li, T > / s ! Posters s TED | | ome io to see you 8 cfarlan m ?TnVi . . ?v? tT?miTimiT?M?T> ' ' 1 -ij-uggggggeaagg^.* V ' / '4 1 ???? of Our LUEBIRD Iff Flour 1 'H EVERY SACK. 'Y>_! endrix Co. V ..'3 J. 0. Holly's, Jan. 24tfa from lto 4 clock. Dudley, Jan. 26tb, from 10 to f dock. ' Page land, Jao. 27th and 28th. Cheraw, Feb. 1st, 2nd, Srd, from 10 3 o'clock each day. flow Is the Oath that la Sworn to by Every Person Halting Tax Return. I, do solomly swear, , "j at I have listed above all the Rahl id Personal Property, Moneys, Cre- * ts, over and above"my Indebtedness, vestments in Bonds, Stocks, Joint ( ock Companies, or otherwise, belong, me. or under my oontrol as Mana* r, Holder or Husband^Parent, Guaran, Trustee, Executor, Admlnletra- ') J r, Receiver, Accounting Officer, i rent, Attorney or Factor, on the 1st- ?, y of January, 1322, which are sob* : ' st to the Ir.wsof this State, and that ? have returned the eoime at what I neatly'believe |o be the market val' and that tbei move list, as furnish, by me to the County Auditor, is a : life and faithful return of all the operty which I am required by tow list; and further, that 1 am. ible to the Poll Tax, and that I am ' liable to Road Tax. Sworn to and subscribed before me. Is day of ; 1222 ^ '*3^1 I Auditor. T. W. EDDINS, Auditor. applies for 1922 : IN COLUMBIA Ledxer Sheets is Columnar Shoots Post Binders dgers Ring Books Hank Books and Loose Loaf Supi Carolina. ? / fPPLY COMPANY. lent Rubber Stamps I C. . 4 Oil ' rl; Pine Cut to Order. ,1 Delivered. a trig -told Goods. , Specialty apman ===== ecftric & M ig Co. g and Supplies i d Heating CHERAW. S. C. I I ? i i Our % II T sere? | ! e all | and > your y t ' . v", ^