Need help dating a token please

[Clad the Impaler]

Hi everyone. I need help finding a date for this Herbert Jones token I found today. It was found in a wooded area about 4 inches deep (I almost had a heart attack when I dug it as I thought I had a large cent). The area where it was found contained numerous finds from the early to mid 1920s. I tried looking the token up online, but couldn't find any info for it. Front/obverse reads "good for 5 cents on every dollar of hats, shirts, and mens furnishings bought of Herbert Jones 2308 Telegraph or 2114 Center Berkeley, Cal. when presented singly." Back/reverse reads "Membership emblem of the don't worry club." GOOD LUCK and has a large swastika on it. Pics are below. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 

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[Felinepeachy]

Well it's pre WWII

Look up "Don't Worry Club" tokens

 

[idahotokens]

The piece is listed in Patterson's Swastika Tokens book, but with no dating information. The 1910 Census shows Herbert Jones as "Merchant - Gent's Furnishings", the 1920 Census shows Herbert L. Jones as a "Retail Merchant - Haberdasher", and the 1930 Census shows Herbert Jones as "Retail Merchant - Men's Clothing". Obviously he was in the same business for many years. The "Don't Worry Club" tokens with swastika dates from after 1908.
John in ID

 

[Felinepeachy]

Herbert Jones token is on this site. Scroll down near the bottom

http://www.sageventure.com/coins/worry.html


Also found this

 

[Clad the Impaler]

Thanks folks. From what I've gathered, these "good luck club" tokens were pretty common back in the day. Best I can figure is it's late teens to late 1930s.