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< # / Page Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, September 30, 1964 WANT ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES— e First Insertion — Min tint Me np to 25 words. 2c each additional word, e Multiple Insertion — 5 times for price of 4. e Classified Display—65c per inch, per insertion, e Obituaries. Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices charred at 2 cents per word. Minimum $1.66. O ALL WANT ADV8 CASH DEADLINE: I a. m. Wednesday. FLOOR SANDERS — Rent our sanders, edgers and polishers. We have all the necessary mate rial to make your floors beauti ful Reasonable rates. Cox Home & Auto Supply. Phone 12. tfc ALL WOOL Sport Coats by Merit, $20.00 to $26.95. L. B. Dillard. 1c ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and Supplies. H. L. Baldwin. Telephone 604-J. tfc C BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate Phones 715, 23826—Laurens, S C. (Over Brown’s Jewelry Store WORK SHOES $5.00 to $11.95. L. B. Dillard. 1c PIANOS in excellent condition. Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy, prices low. The Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. tfc NOTICE;—Let me do your sew ing or altering. Call 399-W after 3:30 p. m. 314 N. Adair St. 2c-22 CLOTH MARKING PENS—Car ter’s Deluxe mark your clothing quickly, easily, clearly and in delibly. Chronicle Pub. Com pany, Stationery Dept. Phone 74. Sterling By Towle and Reed and Barton WILBUR RIDDLE. Jeweler 8. O. WORK CLOTHES, Shirt, and Pants by Dickies, N&W and Fly Mfg. Co. L. B. Dillard. 1c NO HUNTING, Fishing or Tres passing on any of my property. P. S. Bailey. 4c-S-30 FOR PROMPT and efficient TV and Radio Repair at reosonable prices call Lewis TV Service, Joanna, S. C., Phone 4342. 20p-Dec. 23 FOR MATTRESS Making and Renovating Upholstery, come to Mitchum Upholstery Shop on Jo- anna-Clinton highway, or Phone 168-W. tfc FOR SALE—2 milch cows with young calves. H. J. Pitts. tfc FOR RENT—Two 4-room houses in the country; one 10-room house on E. Caro. Ave. H. J. Pitts. tfc GET YOUR Bird Cages at the store with the complete line of pet supplies. Farmers Feed and Seed Store. Phone 1025. 1c TULIPS and DAFFODILS have anived straight from Holland. All varieties. Get yours while selection is complete. Farmers Feed and Seed Store. . Phone 1025. 1c LOST—Red Bond coat. Thanks to help find. Jack Davis. Ip NOTICE — We are now paying the following prices for grain delivered Laureni: Good Bright Oats $ 80 Good Barley 1.25 White or Mixed Corn 1.65 Yellow Com—New *.. 1.80 Good Poultry Wheat 1.80 Milo'or Hegari cwt 2.50 CAROLINA MILLING CO. Laurens. S. C. ctf Conga ree Presbytery rejected • the union proposal by a major ity of 43 to 5. The other five South Carolina presbyteries | most of which will vote on the question next January, are also expected to vote against union, according to lay leaders who are fighting union. Twenty-two of the 84 presby teries of the Southern Presbyte rian church can block the plan of union. So far all seven which have voted have voted against union. Personal Mention Drought Aid Available Now For Eligible Farmers Farmers in all parts of South Carolina who need feed as a re sult of the drought may make application for Emergency Feed assistance in the purchase of -grain at the local Farmers Home Administration Office, County Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bauknight and children moved this week to their recently completed home on North Adair Street Extension. Friends of Sgt. Wayne O. Wood of this city, will be inter ested to know that his mother, Mrs. Fern Wood, of Nampa, Ida ho, is improving at a hospital there following an operation and serious illness. Mrs. W. T. Chandler of Kings- tree, is spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. t>. F. Beaty and family. Mrs. Beaty’s sister, Mrs. John R. Allen and son, Johnny, of Kingstree, also Agent’s”Office or'toe'Agricult£ several days here NUNN BUSH Oxfords $15.- 95 and $17.95. L. B. Dil lard. ral Stabilization and Conserva tion Office, L. M. Belk, Jr., State Director of the Farmers Home Administration, said yesterday. Eligible bona fide farmers who have suffered hardship due to drought conditions may acquire grain required for them to main- BALER and BINDER twine. Farmers here is your best buy in baler twine. Only $9.95 per case weighing 40 lbs. Farmers Feed and Seed Store. Phone 1025. >o INK — Washable blue, perma nent black, black, green, brown, red and white. Show card ink, all colors. Chronicle Pub. Co., Phone 74. WE GIVE S&H Green Stamps on ail items. Regular gasoline 28.9 cents, kerosene 19 cents Yarborough Oil Co., West Main Street. ctf EDGERTON Oxfords and Loafers $9.95 to $13.95. L. B. Dillard. 1c ONE UPRIGHT PIANO — Phone 2711, Joanna. W. A. Bedenbaugh, Browning Ave, Joanna. 2p-30 FOR SALE—Four 80 gal. auto matic water heaters. Perfect con dition. 2 Westinghouse available ot once, 2 GE’s available October. Reason for selling now using nat ural gas. $75.00 each. Thornwell Orphanage, P O. Box 60, Clinton, S. C. 30-2c FOR SALE—809 Prathe7 Circle, tfenced lot, landscaped, shown by appointment. Call me 23851, Laurens, S. C. M. H. Hunter, Real Estate. 4c-Oct.21 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jordan of Olanta, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eklgar Copeland. Mr. Jor dan left Sunday to enter the Veterinary School of Medicine at the University of Georgia, Athens. Mrs. Jordan wil spend some time at home before join- tain their foundation herds of livestock during the period »<, mg'hmTin Ath7r7 emergency. The foundation herd I 0 F and SOD# shall consist of the breeding | Michael were week-end guests stock-cows, bulls and heifers or of relatives in Kingstree. calves retained for replacement. Regulations permit the same as sistance to farmers with herds of sheep and goats. Assistance to eligible farmers DESKS, Filing Cabinets, Type writer Tables, Chairs. Complete line of office supplies. Chron-1 LOST- icle Pub. Co. Phone 74. FOR SALE — English Shepherd dog, sixteen months old, pure bred, black and white. Excel lent dog for cattie farm or child’s pet. Will sell with house and fence. Tom Plaxico. Phone 480- J. 1c Black Angus bull weigh ing between 300 ^md 400 pounds, urmc niufc il u . . -j strayed from farm. If found no- MEN’S PANTS by Hubbard ti#v n w m 9 r , 5nf/m $5.00 to $12.95. Sizes 27 to 50. L. B. Dillard. 1c tify B. W. Cooper, Rt. 2, Clinton. 3p-Oct. 14 FOR SALE;—Black Spider mon- FOR SALE—17-inoh Crosley ’511 ke y Mr s. Carlton F. Winn, call model television set, console j 535-J or write Box 87. Ip model, and piano. Johnny Ginn, ( FOR SALE — Cheap. 202 Enterprise St. Used oil IP | floor furnaces, circulating heat- HOUSE FOR SALE—Five-room brick home in good location in Clinton. C. B. Holland, Lau rens. 1c MEN AND BOYS Jackets, $2.50 to $18.95. L. B. Dil lard. 1c FOR RE2f — Large six-room apartment facing Presbyterian College. Phone 8 2 5. Reese Young. Ip WANTED TO BUY — Dogwood timber. For further information write C. T. filgmor, East Flat Rock, N. C. 5p-Oct. 28 1953 Chevrolet, good as new 1951 Dodge, dependable 1950 Ford, new paint job 1949 Willyt Panel, useful 1949 Ford, many miles yet Several pre-wars Plaxico Motors, Inc. ers and water heaters. Reese Young. Phone 825. Ip FOR SALE—3 Beagle hunting dogs, black and tan in color. All 3 for $45.00. Can be seen from 8:00 a. m to 1:30 p. m. on Milton Road. Alvin Welchel, Phone 3794, Joanna, S. C. Ic-J JARMAN Oxfords $8.95 to $13.96. L. B. Dillard. 1c LOST OR STRAYED—Guernsey heifer, about 3 months old. Please notify E. L. Prater, Mil- ton Road, Joanna, S. C. Tele phone 3241. Ic-J FOR SALE — Refrigerator, odd chairs, dishes, cedar safe, 3 tool boxes, clothes chest, bed clothes, 8-ft. reading table. L. O. Mont- joy. Rt. 3, Box 13, Clinton. Ip will be limited to that requjred for him to obtain a 60-day supply of grain for his foundation herd after taking into consideration the feed already on hand and to be produced or otherwise ac quired during that period. Da irymen who normally purchase all of their feed will not qualify for assistance. Henry Mitchell, FTIA Super visor for the county, stated that certain assistance in the purchase of hay will probably be made available within a week. The county committee of the Farmers Home Administration will review each application and determine whether or not the applicant is eligible for assist ance, and, if so, the extent of as sistance which may be provided. This committee consists of three locad persons, at least two of whom are farmers who know the conditions in their county. Third Presbytery In South Carolina Rejects Union Move Sumter, Sept. 28 — Harmony Presbytery today became the third of South Carolina’s presby teries and the seventh in the Southern Presbyterian church to vote against the proposed un ion of three Presbyterian branch es. The Harmony Presbytery vote was 51 against union to three in favor of it One week ago Pee Dee Presbytery voted 51 to 10 against union. Two weeks ago Southern Bell Group Refuses To . Sign New Contract The Southern Bell Telephone company said yesterday the CWA-CIO refusal to accept a clause to assure uninterrupted telephone service to the public is virtually all that is standing in the way of final agreement on a new contract. Frank Nt Malone, personnel vice-piesident of Southern Bell, said: "The Cbmpany’s insist ence on an uninterrupted service clause is to require the union to follow orderly procedures es tablished in the contract for ad justment of differences during the life of the agreement. "It is common prcatice for Union - Management agreements to include provisions assuring no work stoppages by employees as long as a contract is in force. In fact, about 89 per cent of la bor-management contracts today include some such provision. “Protection of the public in this manner is particularly im- pirtant in the telephone busi ness. National defense and the public health, welfare and safety depend vitally on telephone ser vice. It is essential that toe service not be disrupted. "There has been an average of one strike every 10 days m Southern Bell since the present contract was signed. These ser vice interruptions have been an itolerable imposition on the pub lic. “The Company has been pa tient. The Union repeatedly has promised to correct the situation but the walkouts have continued to occur in increasing numbers, in the public interest it is im perative that they now be stop ped." Mr. Malone said that a wage offer, involving increase up to $2.50 per week, substantially that which the Union indicated Farm News C. B. CANNON, County Agent Baaf Bulls ' | of Joanna. A report from Prof. R. R. The feeding project is to de- Ritchie, Clemson College animal termine the ability of animals to husbandry department, shows convert feed into a profitable that Laurens county purebred gain in weight, beef cattle producers furnished The project is sponsored by the 11 purebred bulls of the 31 se- Claude W. Kress Research En- ings; S. G. Dillard, Creekland dowment Fund in providing Farm C. W. Anderson, all of funds for labor and necessary Clinton, and James T. Addison | travel in conducting the project would be acceptable, had been made and is ready to be placed in effect immediately upon agreement on a workable con- tinuity-of-service clause and signing of a new contract. This offer is designed to keep the wages of telephone employ ees well in line with wage levels in the community where they work and live. It was made af ter an extensive survey to de termine the prevailing wage lev els in the cities and towns where Southern BeR operates. The CWA-Company cotnract expires September 29. Bargan- ing, which has been in progress since July 19, will continue in an effort to reach an agreement. 30-Ton Car Niizogon DaUvarad Last week a 30-ton car of am monium nitrate (33 1-2 per can*) arrived for top-dressing pasture demonstrations. This makes, a to- total of 225 tons nitragen, secur ed through the pasture sub-com mittee of the Laurens County Agriculture committee. The 225 tons of TV A nitrogen is equal to 41 tons of nitrite of soda. The farmers place their coop erative orders though the coun ty agent’s office for the nitrogen. Another car of nitrogen can be odered at once if fanners wish to have nitrogen on hand when it rains. Application blanks are at the county agent’s office. No or der taken for less than 1,000 pounds and check with order is requirtd as shipments are made with draft through local bank WE DO ALL KINDS OF THE CHRONICLE PRINTING—EXCEPT BAD Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST Laurens, S. C. 794 FOR SALE — Several used oil heaters, all sizes. Very reason able. Natural Gas Appliance Co., South Broad St., Telephone 600. 1c HOUSES WANTED — Six-room houses and small houses at me dium prices are still in demand. List that house with me. C. B. Holland, Laurens^ Ic WASH YOUR CAR — Posey Copeland’s lake. Do your own washing, 50c. Plenty of water and pump pressure. Phone 602 or 731. 3c-Oct. 14 RABBITS—RABBITS—We have a party who will buy all the rabbits you can raise. Will come to Clin ton and pick them up. You can make a nice profit on these little 4-footed prolific rascals. Come to see us about the market and about getting started in the rabbit busi ness. We are rabbit, poultry and livestock headquarters. Farmers Fee dand Seed Store, phone 1025. 1c Any typ« of Hand and Power LAWN MOWER Sharpened the factory way Bring in your lawn mower and have it sharponad on our precision machine. All work done quickly and ac curately. Your mower will cut like new. A few min utes here will save you hours in the eoiM COX SEED CLEANERS 609 E. Florida St. PHONE 184-J WOMEN — Earn $2.00 or more per hour serving Avon customers now and build up a good Christ mas business. Experience un necessary. Write Mrs. Reetha Singleton, Batesburg, S. C. SUITS by Merit, $37.80 to $55.00. L. B. Dillard. 1c SUBSCRIBE TO Quality Meats — for — Budget Prices Tasty Beef Chuck Roast 29c Mistletoe—'4* Lb. Sticks Oleo . Lb. 19® Country Style—Our Own Make Pork Sausa ge 49c Thick Rib Meat . Lb. 29C Wisconsin Mild Cheese Lb 49C Red Link Smoked Sausage .... Lb. 39© The Country Market YOUR MEAT DEALER SINCE 1923 PImm 98 AIR CONDITIONED Lucky Winner!!! Mrs. Julia Seymore Won S97e95 Route 2, Clinton Saturday, Sept. 25. Her name was drawn by Kay Hatton, seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hatton, Jr. Bank Now Worth $253.55. Ton Too Can Win As Ton Save With Joe’s Break The Bank % You Must Register To Win Topper Saves You Money! ——^—Compare Oar Prices!! Fresh Dressed & Drawn Fryers 39c Lb. 0 Swanson’s Frozen Each Chicken-Beef-T ur key Pies 29c What A Buy!—Duke’s mm e Pt. Mayonnaise 29< Tender—(Wonderful with onions) Lb. Beef Liver 25* Boneless Lb. Slew Beef 39' Morrell Sliced 1 Lb. Cello Jowl Bacon 39c Miss Georgia Whole Spiced No. 2% Glass Peaches 39c Oh! So Good!—Zion Fig Bars 1 Full Lb. 29c Write-Right Note Book Each Fillers 25c New Golden Sweet Potatoes Lb. 5c Red mm Lb. Grapes 10' You must like Blue Plate Coffee or we will refund your money! BLUE PLATE I Lb. Bag lollee 95c U.S. No. 1 Irish Potatoes If ) um. 29' Coma Lily Floor 25 Lb. 1.47 Tony Bog Food 3 ! Cans 23* Star Fort—with Meat Chilli Sant 1054 Oz. Can ;e 17c Vesper Tea V4 Lb. Pk. 25c ESS Plant 2u»-19 Holland's Food Center ON THE SQUARE "You Can Depend On Holland's” TOPPm STORE