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ia vfeicfc It ia billard or pool open and without AN ORDINANCE siRcriew iU, or Marble per Jay $2.00 jwr Keeper 10.00'-Gas Fitter py ten Ginnery of PlomWr) Cotton, PROVTPBD, That Fiscal place all bilU and paper removed on the street UT sswers BPWIN KERR, 18OS Bichifcncl Avenue of Tear, in advance THE of" Aiken hereby ordains: SectionJL That tfce following ses on occupations and professions to be paid by the person or carrying- on or engaged in said buflfnggagg, occupations 6r profes- eactrper 5:00 Boarding Houses, furnishing board for a week or iess time per year 5.00 BLackamitbl shop and. of vehicles- 15.00 Barbershop. 1st chair -each additional 5.00 and Confectionery 25.00 AIKJENITES ABROAD. mmmmt m. within the corporate limits, of Bakery 25.00 "thte City of Shall be levied ajidI Brick Manufacture, dealer or collected for the fiscal year coramenc-1 for sale, of 15.00 i ing 1st, 1919, or within Building: and Association, fc days whose principal office is not Provided, That persons entering into business after June.

1st; 1920, shalt be required to take out license as Pfrsons were doing! in September dealer on streets other located in the city, agent for Building and Loan Association Bosds and stocks, dealers in except the aaid; license shall be i than Tislting Mr. and Mrs. W. Prorated for of the license P. Franklin, of this i ye Section 2.

On the business of the JMWraei. following, upon and every IJrs. W. H. Franklin and daughters merchant, factor or any other person Kate and Ruth, and Mr.

Ear- corporation doing any kind Franklia, of Beech Island, vsre tha of Mrs. Franklin's son, Mr, W. p. JPranklln, Saturday of last Sentinel. Friday a meeting was heM in the court-house la the inter- tst of equal suffrage, meeting been arranged by Mrs.

W. B. DuMcmn and Mrs. J. B.

$al)ey, or -Edg efield Advertiser. 25.00 10.00 25.00 25.00 The formal opening of the new offlwtrs of the Southern Beh Tele- pkone Company was held last week at Newberry. Among the out of fcnm telephone people prevent were: Beaty, manager of Anderson; J. Roach, manager at Aiken. RED CROB8 NOTES.

Soldiers, aailors and ex-senrice who are puzzled over the rdd tape to convert their war rialt insurance Into long-time policies to airaifhten out their or to get back pay, don't have to hire a Wvyer to belp them. The American BJN! Crow is glad to help tbem without any charge and to furnish all tbe' blanks it was announced today at dirfsion headquarters. It has eesae to the attention of tbe Red Oroea that many men are not aware of this service, and are spending a license is riot herein specifically provided 25.00 Butch.gr or detoler in fresh meats, or firms of sucfe 25.00 This does apply to meat produced or grown by the vender, except place of business within the corporated venders who keep a regular limits of this city, except as are speci- butcher stall or market boused inside it when obtained for nothing frow exerts fn Its service defartment maintained by the Red Great for this purport. A marriage of much interest to thetr friends was that of Miss Stackhouse, of Cotanibfa, S. to Mr.

John Evans Eubanks of Aiken, which was solemnised August 27-th at the summer home of the brute's parents. Lake Junaluska, C. The mountain was artistically decorated In ffreen and white, a profusion of Southern smHax, galax and clematis being used with excellent effect. The bride and groom entered the ceremony room together where they, were met at the temporary altar by E. Stackhouse.

father of the bride, who performed the ceremony. Only tbe immediate families were present. The bride and groom left immediately for the mountains of Western North Carolina. Mrs. Eubanks Is the daughter of Hev.

Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Stackhouse of Columbia.

For the past two she has held a responsible in Internal Revenue office. 'Mr. Bubanks has but recently been from the army, having for 21 months overseas. They will be at home to -friends 'Sept. 1st.

at Richmond Academy, Augusta, where Mr. Bnbanks will teach this year. On Sunday afternoon, August 24 Mr. A. L.

Corbltt and Miss dnnter, both of Wagener, S. were married at the parsonage by O. B. Shcrouge. In Lexington a ally licensed by this ordinance.

On sales or receipts for each 4 No license shall be issued for less than 25.00 Section 3. And each and every factory or any other person, firm or corporation doing: any kind of business within the corporate this city, except such as are specially by this ordinance, shall make application to the Clerk and Treasurer for a business license and shall in said application make affidavit to the mount of their slcs commencing: 1st, 1918, and ending SepfcettBer 1st, 1919, as a basis. Said affidavit to be sworn before a notary South Carolina. Upon each and every: A Auctioneer, or firm of such. 10.00 Auction of horses or mules: 50.00 Auction of horses or mules, per day 25.00 Architect, or firm or agent 10.00 Advertising, itinerant sign tacker, distributor of adyertis Using matter or samples per year 20.00 Advertising, itinerant sign tacker, distributor of advertising matter or samples, 5.00 Automobile repair shop and garage 25.00 Automobile in 100.00 Automobile keeper for 25.00 Automobile keeper for hire, each additional 5.00 Automobile salesman, Non- Resident, per 100.00 Automobiles, Demonstrator, not paying license oh grots business done, per day $5.00, per year 50.00 Agents, selling Adding Machines, safes, Typewriters year 26.00 Agents selling Books, each per day, $3.00, per week $10.00 per year 20.00 Agents, selling Fruit Trees or other Trees or plants, per day $1.00 per week, $5.00 per year 10.00 Agents, advertising, or persons soliciting for newspapers, magazines and other periodicals per day $1.00 per week $3.00 per year 10.00 Agents same as above, where premiums or gifts are made to induce the taking of said paper, magazine or periodical the Mayor having authority to pass on such gifts -or- premium, per day $3.00.

per week $10.00 per year 25.00 Agents, or salesmen for enlarging Pictures, at same time collecting for picture frames or other like articles merchandise, per day $2.00 per week, $10.00 per 25.00 Agents, or salesmen collecting for enlarged pictures, picture frames and other like articles of merchandise where sales therefor are previously made for future delivery. Per day $2.00, per week $10.00, per year 25.00 Agents or salesmen, soliciting orders from house to house for merchandise not being the repersentative of some mercantile establishment for which a license has been granted, per day, $2.00, week, $10.00, year 25.00 Agents, selling or taking orders delievring any goods, wares or merchandise or articles or ornament or art, direct to the consumer or user, and not to any established merchantile house or manufactory, each per day $2.00 week, $10.00 per year 25.00 Agents for sale of patent rigiita of any kind, per day $3.00 per week, $10.00 per 25.00 Agents, selling toy baloons, badges, banners, sticks, whips and other such novelties sold on the street at the discretion of the Mayor the city limits. Bottles, dealer in empty. 5.00 Bottling and manufacturing establishments 50.00 Bottling and manufacturing establishments operating trucks, non-resident 50.00 Civil engineer, or surveyor, or firm or agent of such 10.00 Confectionery, dealer in 25.00 Collector or rent-agent 10.00 Cigar stand or cigar 25.00 Canvasser, drummer or solicitor on the street commonly known as a "puller in" from passer-by, whether employed by another or not 25.00 Commercial or mercantile agency 25.00 Commercial street broker, or firm of such 15.00 Carpentershop, keeper not a 5.00 Concrete and stone manufac turing companies 75.00 Coal and coke dealer, or agent thereof, or those making up clubs and ordering coal or coke for distribution for profit 25.00 Contractor or firm of such offering to take contracts from $25 to $250 10.00 Contractor or firm of auch offering to take contracts from $250 to $500 25.00 Contractor or firm of such offering to take contracts from $500 to $1,500 25.00 Contractor or firm of such offering to taV.e contracts from $1,500 to $5,000 50.00 Contractor or firm of such offering to take contracts from $5,000 to $10,000 75.00 Contractor or firm of such offering to take contracts from $10,000 to $20,000 100.00 Contractor or firm of such offering to take contracts from $20,000. and over.

125,00 The above acale to apply to -all persons applying for commission contracts or acting as agents and superintendents. Cabinet makers and upholsterers 25.00 Circus per day 100.00 Cotton seed oil mill 50.00 Cotton seed, buyer of 25.00 Detenture company, agents of 25.00 Dye and pressing establishments, keeper of either or both 10.00 Dairy, or persons selling or delivering milk or butter for a vehicle, for each vehicle 25.00 Drugs or dealer in not paying a general merchandise license 25.00 Dentist, (see Lawyer) Dealer selling merchandise on street, per day 25.00 Dealer or vender, vegetables, fruits, cold drinks selling from truck or wagon 50.00 Eatinj? House, keeper of, for white or colored people, subject to Mayor's approval, first-class $15.00 second- class 20.00 Electric Light Companies 100.00 Electric wiring, every person engaged in the repair work of or the business of 25.00 Provided, That as a perquisite to th issuing of such license every contract for wiring, or person engaged in ing a paoiic at of i City shaft pay for the first horse, or mule so kept or used for any other of as a license for so doing, and the sum of $5.00 for each additional or mule key I or usfeil fur public hire. Evrery "horse or mule sot realty, owaed by goca perion or persons, bu-t placed with or hired to a person or perspas in the city engaged in aaid business, shall not come under the said $5.00 Ikense, but for each horse or mule leased, lent or hired or placed, with such or public hire the straight stun of ilead be paid, said work, shall make and file with the Clerk of Council a bond in the That all vehicles, except buggies and carriage, used for public 6 by horses or mules, shall be registered and tagged as required by the License Committee, and provided furtfier, that all vehicles, horses or mules used for public hire shall be in good condition and appearance and any such horse or mule or vehicle which does not pass inspection by the Chief of Police or License Committee my be prohibited by them from being used. It is Further Provided, that each and every hack, be, and they are hereby required to carry lights, and that the number of their several licenses be painted or marked on the said lightsso as to be readily visible. Horses and Mules, resident traders and livery stables, each 60.QO Horses and Mules, transient dealers and traders in, per month, an no such license shall be issued for less than one month 50.00 Provided, That this ordinance shall not apply to horse or mule dealers or traders who carry on the said business on legal sales days in Aiken, Hotel or Apartment House of 20 rooms or more 50.00 Keeper of less than 20 rooms 25.00 Hall, keeper of for hire 15.00 Huckster 10.00 Hides, bones and tallow, or all dealers in 10.00 Harness shop for sale of harness or repairing, keeper of 10.00 I Ice cream, lemonade, cold and candy dealer with stand or who peddles the same on the streets IQ.OO Per day 2.00 Ice cream saloon, or vender of ice cream 25.00 Ice Cream Manufacturer wholesale Ice, dealer in Ice manufacturing and refrigerating company and dealer in ice Intelligence Office or Agency 5.00 Insurance Companies, Life with resident Agent, per year 25.00 Insurance Companies Life with outresident Agent, per year 100.00 Insurance Companies, each, Plate Glass, Live Stock, Guaranty, Liability, and Boiler, per year 10.00 Insurance Companies, Industrial only, not selling Ordinary or Straight Life Insurance, per year 25.00 Insurance Companies, Fire two per cent of gross premiums receipts of doing business in the City of Aiken.

Itinerant Repairers, or persona not regularly employed by Licensed dealer in Bicycles, typewriters cash registers, sewing- machines, Automob- iles or other like machinery per day $2.00 per 25.00 Job printing office, one 10.00 For each additional 5.00 Junk, dealer in for each place of business Jewelry (See Watch). Kerosene (See Oil). Lemonade (See Ice Cream). Land or Trust Companies 35.00 Laad or Trust Companies, acting as real estate agent or broker selling or leasing property of their parties 35.00 Laundry, whether run 'by hand or other power 10.00 Laundry Agency 10.00 Several Tracts at prices of to per or Tieitns. Lands known as Marshall and F.

O. Gunrer home tracts between Seivern and Wagener in Aiken County, near the North Edisto River. All tracts have timber and' water, easily put into cultivation. Land is rauch better than is generally It will pay you to look over if you want a cheap farm. See either C.

J. ASB1LL Wagener, S. C. or E. B.

GUNTER, Jr. Aiken, S. C. 25.00 10.00 Lumber yard, keeper of 10.00 Lunch or peanut stand or counter 10.00 Lawyer, Dentist, each 25.00 Committee, conditioned to comply Livery. (See Horses), with the ordinances of the City of Lighting Rod Agents or Aiken and the.

rules and i rs week ner year A of the National Board of Fire Underwriters governing the electric department-of said city, and to answer to the, City Council of Aiken and all other persons damaged thereby, for all damages the city of Aiken may sustain by reason of negligence or lefault of such electrical contractor or Electric Power person manufacturing or selling electric po-wer for the purpose of liffht or motive power whether conducted in conjunction with other work or not 25.00 25.00 THE UNIVERSAL CAR If you use "bogus" or coimterfeit parts for replacemeuts and repairs to your Ford car, you can't expect satisfactory nor durable service from your car. It's not fair to the car to repair with poor quality "parts. Stick to the genuine Ford materials and have your Ford car cared for by men who know Ford mechanism and how to best keep the car in working order. Bring your Ford car to our shop tfhere you're sure of the square sure of Ford materials and sure of Ford low prices. Keep your Ford car running full standard.

JOHN A. MAY, Dealer AIKEN, S. C. Let Men Who Know uo It Notice I have leased the Palmetto Farms Electric Gin and am having it overhauled and put in First Class condi- We will be ready to Gin Next Maud ay and Solicit Yonr Patronage. E.

B. GUNTER, JR. Milk, dealer in who-keeps more one cow (see Dairy) Marble yard (See Granite). Millinery or fancy goods establishment or store 25.00 Mill making, flour, or grits 10.00 Mattresse manufacturer of 5.00 Mattress and feather renovator 5.00 Menagerie per day 50.00 Masseur 5.00 Medicines (See Nostrums, Physical Ailments.) M-inatrel (See Opera House) Moving Picture, per week 2.50 per year 25J)0. Horses).

I This only be sold on Express XTurflnTrny-nr an Expfrss Company dcrnr Vgents not and without the poolroom, keeper of other than for private use. MRS. EULALIE SAXLEY Real Estate and Insurance Office in Farmers Merchants Bank Building, Next door to Julian B. Salley's Law Office Watches C. COULTON NOTICE CONFEDERATE VETERAN'S.

All Confederate veterans. Sons of Veterans and the members of their nf zia Rye HERBERT JOHNSON GROCER 1916 ParkAve. Phone 189-J kgg aer business 25.00 PROVIDED. That each and every proprietor or keeper of a billiard or pool room shall be required to file a satisfactory bond in the amount of $500 for. the purpose of guaranteeing to taeOity of Aiken Rood order therein, in accordance with the police regulations of the city.

Also that no licensed Sash. BlintI TRJU Oyster Poultry or Game, dealer in 25.00 ierja All persons selling Fish. Oys ters or Game en the streets shall pay for each conveyance or seller Fertilizers, dealers in, other than manufacturer Florist or dealer in Cut Flowers or Nuseryman or Flying Jenny per week 25.00 25.00 10.00 25.00 pool table shall be located or operator! on any other than floor of the Game, (See 10.00 i oline wholesale or any other kind of oil in the whether located in city or not Oil or grasohne retail each gas tank on street Orjranjjrinder or street musician-, per day Occuliat or Optical, resident Occulist or Optician "trans4tnt, oer week Opera, theatre, minstrel show (Continued on page R. I is to notify all I creditors of the said Rhpden and 75 00 i other9 COQ fore me at my office at Aiken, S. on 10.00 1.00 25.00 2.

10.00 Wednesday, Sept. 17 1919, at 12 o'clock noon, to show cause, it any they have, why said application should not be granted. Given under my hand the 2nd day of Sept. Atjno Domini GKORGE R. WEBB.

Probate Judge. Reunion at Atlanta BT. -TTLEH; TO DEBTOIW All persona harlnj? claims against the estate of Mrs. Ire ne L. Hankinson all persons Indebted to will please make payment to the undersigned.

D. N. BURNETT,.