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T I .v k / ~Y ■y Pa^re Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, August 16, 1956 WANT ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES— • Pint Insertion — Minimum 5Or up to 25 words. 2r each additions^ word. • Multiple Insertion — 5 times for price of 4. • Classified/ Display — 65c per Inch, per Insertion. • Obituarh s. Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices charged it 2 cents per word. Minimum $1.00 ALL WANT AD VS CASH Wee nesday. DFADLINE 9 a m. FOR SALE—Twelve inch jig saw. 1-4 hp motor. $10.00; Westing- hopse electric clothes dryer, $100; Kenmore electric ironer, $100; girls’ 24" Schwinn blcycl.e $10.00. K Porter, 110 Hickory St., Tele phone 1104. i SALE — (1) FOR SAL t PIANO FOR SALE — (1) Wur- litzer Studio Piano, like new. Full 88 note, guaranteed 3 years. (1) Gulbransen. Spinet Piano. Full 88 note, used as demonstrator. 10-year guarantee. $2f)0 off. WriteTtWs^ull details to: Box 827, tanhnri^ FOR SALE — Browning Ave formation call 3-bedroom home, Joanna. For in- 710-\V'in Clinton. 5p-S-8 FOR SALE-cStrawberries, vege tables, grapes gathered fresh daily from irrigated gardens. Ta-jFOR SALE—Electrolux vacuufn- ble and deep freeze ' quantities j cleaner, slightly used. Telephone available at farm Gredna Farm, 754 Ip Joanna. S. C.. Joe Dobson. Mgr. Telephone Joanna 5302 tf Spartanburg, S. C. FOR SALE—Used Chronicle. 3c-30 record player. L NICE GIFTS for college students or for people taking a trip—diaries in “a line a day.” Als6 5-year diaries. Clinton Chronicle. FX)R SALE—1 Tappan gas range, used very little, original cost, $219 50 For quick sale $85.00 cash. M. E. Wooten. 341 Mag nolia St., Joanna. S. C. Ip FOR RENT—Seven room house, close in, all conveniences: Miss issippi Young?;. Phone 22 39-30 PIANOS in excellent condition Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy, prices low. Tne Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. tfc - REAL ESTATE — , TAKE THE WHEEL- That’s till \se ask—Drive one off our guaranteed used ears and you’ll buy it! We have the best cars e\er— 1955 (’HKYROLET. Y-S. tudor, nice. 1951 DLYMOI TH, 2-door, local car. 1951 ( HEYROLET, 210. 19.*>1 STI DEBAKER. Champion, overdrive (owner was a mechanic). 1919 OLDS, a bargain. 191s CHKYROLET. plenty of miles \et. 1950 D()D(JE. pick-up. clean. MANY OTHERS IN ALL PRICE BRACKETS PLAX1CO MOTORS, Inc. CLINTON, S. (’. HOUSE FOR SALE — Modern home located in the southern sec tion of Clinton on wooded lot. C. B. Holland, Laurens. 1c F'OR SALFi—4-room house with outbuildings, 704 Elizabeth St. See owner at 800 Jackson St. Ip HOUSE FOR SALE — Modern home with all , conveniences on small tract of land in the Sandy Springs community. If you like the country, see this place. C. B. Holland. Laurens. 1c HOUSE FOR SALE— Dwelling with small tract of land on state blacktop out from Joanna. C. B. Holland. Laurens. » PUBLIC RECORDS The following public records ere filed last week in the office f the Clerk of Court of Laurens punty: J. E Maroney, J. P. Maroney, Nancy M. Ruff and Bess M. Cald well to J. C. Peden, 50 acres near the Town of Fountain Inn for $10.00 and the premises. Niles C. Clark and Agnes A. Clark to Mrs. E. R. Pitts, lot on Lake Greenwood for $10.00 and other valuable considerations. 1 S. B" Hill and Ethel Hill to Thomas W. and Kathryn H Campbell 3.69 acres on U. S. high way 76, for love and affection and assumption of mortgage. Tom Goodwin to Jones W. Goodwin, 1 acre near Fountain Inn, for $5.00, love and affection. Sam E. Williams and Mattie S. Williams to Roy Lee Rogers. 40.3 acres on the Laurens-Boyd’s Mill road, for $10.00 and other considerations. Grady B .Culbertson to J Wes ley Fowler, lot on Apex street, Laurens, for $1.00 and other con siderations Cora G. Pinson to F'owler Gault 39.100 of an acre in Cross Hill Township, for $10.00 and other valuable considerations. Arthur Lee Price to Daniel W. Osborne and Doris P. Osborne, 2 acres bounded by other lands of the grantor, for $150.00. HOUSE home; on g If you art see this place Nell Weathers Lanford and | Pattye Lanford Calvert to Ben J F\)R SALE—Nice brick Lanford. 9 acres in Youngs Town- good section of Clinton , s bip. L>r $5 00, love and affee- Iqoking for a home j L°n. nd I am sure you i N^s C. Clark and Agnes CbeUppcrRoom o' TH( UPPIR ROOM NASMVILU TENNCSSti THE WORLDS MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful. (1 Corinthians 13:5, RSV.) On January 5, 1944, in a convoy of eighty-five vessels, the whis tle of the Samblade shrieked as the ship circled clockwise. Her rud der was jammed. If a tanked off the starboard beam had not pulled out of the way just in time, the two ships would have collided, probably resulting in a thunderous explosion of gasoline, follow ed by a flaming inferno. - *3 ' Oil had leaked out of the steering gear pipeline. A vacuum pocket had formed in its place. Thus pressure from the steering wheel could not be transmitted through the line. The engineers plugged the leak in the line, then displaced the vacuum by adding oil. Once more the great ship could be steered. Is not this really like life? WTien our lives go out of control as a result of selfishness, others are safest when out of our way. Otherwise, a clash occurs, an explosion takes place, the flame of hatred leaps high. When our minds and hearts are filled with the love of Christ, we can give direction to our lives and travel safely with others. ' \ - PRAYER Our Father, help us to check ourselves daily to pre vent selfishness from entering out lives. If we find any tendency to selfishness, give us grace to replace it with Thy love, for we would be guided by Thy spirit. In His name. Amen. . THOUGHT FOR THE DAY I will-let Christ’s love give direction to my life. ' Arthur D. Coole (Kansas) way, for $2,700.00. Erskine Maryes to Matthew Cunningham, 2 acres in Waterloo Tfownship, for $50.00. T. E. Jones and Jones Carson, to West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co., 450. acres fdur miles east of the Town of Fountain Inn, for $10.00 and other valuable con siderations. James E. Brown to James T. Townsend, 3-4 of an acre in the City of Laurens, for $12.000 00 Sarah B Davidson and John H. Bell, executrix and executor of will of Mary Bell Arthur to the Town of Clinton, 5 parcels of land in Clinton, for $1.00. Clinton, 2 parcels of land in Clin ton, for $10.00. „ ' * Joe H. Bonds to the Town of Clvde T. Franks to Mrs. Leila W Garrett, 3:50 acres on Prince ton highway, for $350.00. Sam E. Compton to Henry S. Orr, 45 acres bounded by lands of Mrs. Robert B. Roper, for $500. Obie Carroll to Sam E. Comp ton, 180 acres kno^n as "Old Bob Franks Place,” for $2,000.00. Robert Pickett Hamer anc^ Lydie Leake Hamer," to Clinton Cotton Mills, 8.4 acres near the Town of Clintoji, for $10.00 and other valuable considerations* Marriage Licenses Issued Jack Sims, Clinton, and Ethel Lillian Gilder, Clintpp. Anthony Jean Chirico, Lynd- hurst, N. J., and Deborah Geer Dixon, Clinton. , Charles Wesley Patterson, Clin ton, and Mary Ellen Bodie, Clin ton. , Willie Earl .Richardson, Foun tain Inn, and 1 Azalee Booker, Fountain Inn. FURRS SERVE THE BEST IN SANDWICHES Open 6 Days a Week 3 P. M. Until 12 Closed All Day Wednesday WII ten Jikj' it. C B. A. Holland; Lau ] Cuark to Lucia J. Raines, lot on l t . Lake Greenwood, for $10.00 and other valuable considerations. HOUSE FOR SALE—Two block.-, NlleS c Clark and Agnes A. Lorn the business section of , clark to Thelma Jones? lot on Clrnttm and in good residential this place before Holland. Lau- 1c VOTE FOR JOE HOLLAND , FOR LOW! LOW! PRICES! Potted MEAT 6 Cans 25c Red Bird Vienna SAUSAGE 3 Cans 25c Bush's C linton 3—300 Cans Pork 6i Beans 29c Duke’s Mayonnaise q* 59c Tip Top Pure Coffee lb. Can I’ve Tried It and It’s Good! 699 Look At This! It’s Good! Mrs. Pickford’s '4 Lb. Sticks ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o o ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o <► n ♦ ♦ ♦ o n ♦ n < > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ n Oleo 2 |i ‘- 35c “Curley” Presents ^ f. S. Good Government Graded Round. T-Bone. Sirloin Steak Red Link Smoked SAUSAGE lb. 59c community. See yob buy. C. B rens C BRYAN HOLLAND Real Estate ’h .nes 715. 23826—Laurens, S C U">ver Br< wn’s Jewelry Store Lake Greenwood, for $10.00 and ; other valuable'considerations. W. E. Dunlap. Clerk of Court, 1 BEAUTIFULLY Engraved wed- I ding invitations $19.95 first hun- i dred, 10c each additional invita- I tion. The Chronicle. to H. B. Mitchell, lot in the Town of Cross Hill, for $800.00. W. E- Dunlap, Clerk of.Court, to Newberry Federal Savings and Loan Association, lot located "at the'intersection of Flerping street and Conwav avenue. Laurens, for $3,500.00. A. J. Ferrell and Jessie Ferrell to J. A. Leathers, 2.35 acres in Sullivan Township, for $200.00. F’red Bagwell to Raymond H. Davis and Tessie L. Davis, lot in the Watts Mill Village, for $400. •Jeanne F\ Caine to Walker C. Donnan, 2 acres on the Fleming Mill Road, for $200.00. Rebecca R. Fuller and L. T. F’ulk-r to Otho Mabry, Jr.. 2 acres cn the Laurens to Princeton high- MOVING ALL FURNITURE IS CAREFULLY WRAPPED AND INSURED LOLLIS TRUCKING CO. SOI Eliabeth SC Telephone 402-J FOR RENT FOR RENT—Garage anc) show room at corner of East Carolina Avenue and Woodrow Street. Im mediate occupancy;. Contact Wm. Blackwell, Phone 1580. FOR RENT—One 4-room apart ment on Hickory street. L. A. Blakely, Phone 1133. 2p-23 FOR RENT — Three room apart ment on Musgrove street. See R. L Plaxico. tf 1 SEE R A STEER for Venetian blinds, ^ aluminum awnings and | car ports. Also blind repairs Telephone (511 -W tf ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and Supplies. H. L. Baldwin tf c ’ Telephones 9351 or 604-^. tfc JUST RECEIVED — New ship ment Dry Point pens. Chronicie. JUST' RECEIVED — Small white Bibles with zippers. Chronicie. OFFICE Desks, Chairs, files and office Valets. The Chronicle. FOR RENT—Modern building oyi Pitts street. Excellent for Office •or Small Business. T. Heath Copeland tf FOR RENT—Downstairs apart ment on Cleveland street. Reese H. Young. , tf FURNISHED Apt. For Rent- Call 1044-W or come to 314 W. Main. * 2tp FOR RENT—One 4-room house, two 3-room houses; Pitts Implex ment Co. building; 2 warehouses on railroad. 2 jaqny horsps for sale. H. J. Pitts. tf FOR. RENT—5 room house, prac- | tically new College View section.! Phone 1116. A16-3c j BEAUTIFULLY bound white bride’s books. The Chronicle. Blotting paper in beautiful ait shades. The Chronicle a founlc.'naticn Efird's Exterminating Co. Box 1202 Spartanburg. S. C. DEVIL'S DEN OF CLINTON TEEN AGE TOPICS Every Monday 4:45-5 P. M. Over WLBG Laurens-Clinton Radio Station HOST AND HOSTESS— Jackie Cooper, Georgia Young Sponsored By Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. -Irby’s Meat MUSGROVE STREET Market PHONE 4S9 SMALL T-BONE STEAK ib: 49? FRESH GROUND BEEF 1 ' ■ "T »• 25 c 2-2' 4 LB. AVERAGE FRYERS each 7 9^ 1 HOME MADE LIVER PUDDING * w SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT it 29^ TEMPORARILY MOVING NEXT DOOR TWO WEEKS — FOR REMODELING Every Tuesday Is Butchering Day At Our Abattoir LARGE downstairs room for rent. John Tucker, Telephone 652-J tf WANTED lb. 49c I: BUY ONE BOUND—GET ONE BOUND FREE Fresh Tender BEEF LIVER ib 49c \ BUY ONE BOUND—GET ONE BOUND FREE Large Roe MULLET Our Own Make FISH lb. 19c !; Salad ib. 69c ii Other Items From Our Kitchen- > BAKED PICNIC HAMS—BAR-B-Q CHICKENS ALL KINDS SALADS 10 lbs. 49c!: Botaloes Come Down! Cobbler POTATOES Yellow ONIONS Fresh Green CABBAGE 2 lbs. 9c o t-<> 2 lbs. 15c ii Holland's Food Center Musgrove Street We Give Southern Stamps WANTED TO RENT H£>USE — Prefer three bedrooms in good section, Write Box 875. Moncks Corner. Ip WANTED — Two experienced waitresses. Roddy's Drive-In. 1c HELP WANTED JOBS WAITING young men and women, $50 to $150 a week. You can work year way through our school. Don’t face the future un trained. Write: Charlotte Beauty School, 129‘a S. Tryon St., Char lotte, N. C. 10p-Sep20 AMBITIOUS WOMEN — Who want to e(arn but can only work part time, Avon offers opportun ity to earn over $2.00 per hpur. Experiencje unnecessary. Write Mfs. Singleton. Box 408, Green wood. L 3c-A-30 LOST & FOUND LOST—\fyhite faced brindle bull, weighing about 450 lbs. Stock- yard tag No. 99. Please notify Lewis Pitts at Pitts’ Country Market. 1c MISCELLANEOUS n <> o < ► < ► Soap'n water will clean up your feet—but they won’t clear up ATHLETE’S FOOT Make this easy test. Get instant drying T-4-L at any drug store. This powerful fnngicide will give relief IN ONE HOUR or your 40c back. Today at McGee’s Drug Store. A23-4c ALL SIZES children’s, adults’ clothing, shoes needed for com munity’s destitute. If articles can be contributed leave at W. C. Baldwin Motor Co., or call 586. 2c-16 JUST RECEIVED — M^ia cle ball pencil. Writes like a pen. The Chronicle. | JUST RECEIVED — Aceropress binders. Clinton Chronicle. HAND-CARVED letter openers just rceeived from the mountains of North Carolina. Chroniclp. CH TIME YOU SHOP AT A & P-YOU SAVE TWO WAYS YOU SAVE TIME-YOU SAVE MONEY HOLS SUMMER SI’ECIAI^ANN PAGE CREAMY RICH YONNAISE PT. JAR 33 QT. JAR 55 JANE BARKER FRESHLY BAKED CHERRY PIE JANE PARKER—ENRICHED WHITE EACH 39‘ BREAD l-LB. LOAF 15 A&P INSTANT MARCAL DINNER •V 1 OUR OWN COFFEE * NAPKINS TEA BAGS •;s 49 c ts $1-29 O 40-CT. OQC Mm PKGS. Mml 48 48 c SULTANA FLAKED TUNA FRESH FRYERS LEMONADE A&P SAUERKRAUT MARGARINE RITZ CRACKERS PINEAPPLE MAHATMA LONG GRAIN 2 ■39 c RICE 341 CUT OR WHOLE LB. C&B Brand J Concentrate ■ G Oz. w Cans 1 1 NO. 2 , /i 1 CAN GOLDEN MAID l-LB. PKG. ' ' 1 NABISCO l-LB. - BOX 35 c AN A & P EXCLUSIVE A&P CRUSHED 20 e 20 e 33 c 2 20-OZ. k CC CANS ■(J 55< Sail Detergent LG. PKG. GT. PKG. iiaci •••« ,Ap'S«p er M arket s These Prices Effective Thru Sat., Aug. 18th.