1910                                                LAWS OF MARYLAND                            [Ch. 561

judge of said court; and it shall not be lawful for such
person or persons to obtain another license for the
period of twelve months from the time of such conviction,
nor shall a license be obtained by any other person or
persons to carry on said business on the premises or
elsewhere, if the person, so as aforesaid convicted, has
any interest whatever therein, or shall derive any profit
whatever therefrom; and in case of being convicted more
than twice for a violation of this section, such person
or persons on each occasion shall be imprisoned for not
less than thirty nor more than sixty days, and fined a
sum not less than double that imposed on such person or
persons on the last preceding conviction; and his, her or
their license, if any was issued, shall be declared null
and void by the court, and no new license shall be issued
to such person or persons for a period of two years from
the time of such conviction, nor to anyone else to carry
on said business wherein he or she is in anywise
interested, as before provided for the second violation
of the provisions of this section; all the fines to be
imposed under this section shall be paid to the State.

(d)    This section is not to apply to apothecaries
and such apothecaries may sell on Sunday drugs,
medicines, and patent medicines as on weekdays; and this
section shall not apply to the sale of newspapers and
periodicals.

(e)    In Addition to those articles which may now be
lawfully sold, disposed of, bartered, dealt in or given
away in Howard County on Sunday, retailers may sell,
dispose of, barter, deal in or give away on Sunday in
Howard County the following: (1) medical supplies and
medicines, (2) necessary and essential toilet articles,
(3) antique and specialty items, souvenirs, pottery and
chinaware, (4) vegetables, eggs, dairy products, fresh
meat, including the cutting and processing thereof, and
smoked or cured meats, (5) food prepared for human
consumption which is consumed on the premises where sold,
(6) all items necessary for the repair and maintenance of
motor vehicles, the furnishing of which is immediately
essential to the well—being or safety of the traveling
public.

(f)    In Allegany County this section shall not
apply to or prohibit retail sales on any Sunday by:

(1) Food stores, drugstores, bakery or baked goods
stores, newsstands, selling and/or delivering newspapers
and periodicals, gasoline service stations, nurseries or
shops selling flowers and plants, or roadside vending
stands selling fruits, vegetables, or plants and flowers;
provided that, for the entire time during which any such
retail establishment is open on any Sunday, not more than