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The Gamecock classified advertislwig
department Is open from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon.
Fri. In room 317 of the Russell House. Public
service ads for students are run free with a
maximum of 15 words. These ads must be
made in person.
Other ads cost five cents per word with a
minimum of 50 cents per ad, paid for in ad
vance. Phone Virginia GeIger, 777-8178 or m
4249 for additional information.
FOR SALE
Amplifier for sale. Scott solid state am
plifier 20 W per channel at 8 ohms. Mint
condition. Very powerful. $90.00 call 777-2539
or 782-5256.
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.Plant Sale. Moving must sell large part of
collection. Sat. & Sun., July 19 & 20. 1500
Gladden St.
Walnut dinette set, four upholstered chairs,
desk lamp, Kenmore campact clothes dryer,
rugs and pads 9'x12' green shag, 12'x15' gold,
6'x9' gold. Excellent condition, call 772-9535.
1974 Mercury Cougar, fully equipped, $4,495
and also '67 F-100 truck, 6 cyclinder, standard,
short wheel base, 5800, 794-5365 after 5:30.
WANTED
Banjo Teacher Wanted - to work part-time in
music studio. Call 765-1872.
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One bartender male or female, Wed.-Sat. 3
p.m. - 12, must be 21, also 2 waitresses. Italian
House, 787-7508.
Male roommate, 140-mo. & $25 utilities.
Available July 15 & regular session. Rosewood
area, 252-3923.
SERVICES
Typing, all types - prompt, professional
service, proofreading included. Reasonable,
convenient, 799-7587.
Student Veteran Movers, lowest local rates,
779-8977 or 799-3809.
Expert T.V., radio, stereo repair by fellow
Gamecock. Call Clyde at 787-1493.
Baby-sitter available. College grad. Gale
254-0444.
Free off-campus housing information
available. Room 111, Pendleton Building, call
777-4176.
MISCELLANEOUS
T-shirtsl 3 for SSI Get 'em while it's hot.
The Enamelist, 2107 Green St. Open Thur
sdays only, 11-5:30.
Small dog, housebroken, well-tempered,
free, call Bonnie, 252-9626, 252-1902.
Free snow-white Carneam pigeons seek
lasting domestic relationship. Object: love.
gentleness, happiness. Tim. 777-405.
Free kittens, 1640- B Green St. (around back )
after 4:30 or call 799-1580.
Unattached middle-aged male doctoral
student seeks a woman to share interest.
Nature, music, humanism important. Be
brave, call Ed at 776-1755 after 9 p.m.
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