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/ * Rase i Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, August 1, 1957 WAHT ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES— • First Insertion — Minimum 75c vp to 15 words. Sc each additional word. 7 • Multiple Insertion — 4 times for price of S. • Obituaries, Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices charre at 3 cents per word. Minimum fl.tt. i '• ALL WANTS ADVS CASH DEADLINE: 9 a. m. Wednesday. ELECTROLUX Sales. Service, and Supplies. H. L. Baldwin. Telephones 9351 or 604-J. tfc SEE R. A. STEER for Venetian blinds, aluminum awnings, and car ports. Abo blind repairs. Telephone 611-W. tf f REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Self-player piano in excellent condiiton. See James H Watts at 'Mountyille. Ip M’RAW BERRIES AND VEGE TABLES in Vanning, deep freeze or table quantities Gather them yourscR or gathered for you. For information telephone, Joanna 5301 between 10 a. m. and 5 p. m. Gred- na Farm. Joanna, S C. tf 1\>R SALE—One girl’s red snow suit, size 4. girl’s 3-pc. coat set, si/e 5 one boy’s brown tweed coat and truosers, size 4 Mrs. Marvin Gault, Phone 565. cl PIANOS in excellent condition Tuned and ready to go easy, prices low. The Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. tfc “FOR RENT—One 3-room apart ment, S. Broad street. John W. Finney, Sr. tf FOR SALE—5-room house with tile bath and full basement. On large lot across from Hipp. Ser vice Station on North Broad St. Contact George Frady, Tele phone 612. tf FOR SALE—On Lake Greenwood, approximately 13 acres with 1200 downstairs shoreline on point. Ideal build- Both gas K 00 *! fishing. Reasonable, entertainment programs Call t73, Clinton. tf FOR RENT —4-room apartment, close in. and electric connections for cook ing. Sorry, no children. See or FOR SALE —Nice wooded lot on phone R. L. Plaxico at D. E. Trib- Joanna-Whitmire Highway. Can ble Co. tf be financed. Telephone 2481, Jo- ~anna. ip By C. B. CANNON, County Afloni Farm and Home Week at Clemson The 1957 Farm and Home Week will be held at Clemson College August 12-16. The entire week is chocked full of educational and NOTICE LOST & FOUND LAST CALL for FREE moth proofing We have enough moth- proofing solution to last one LOST—Gray mule about 12 years old. Anyone knowing abouts please notify Jobie Shel ton. 356 Gideon Hill. This is a time w'hen the entire farm families can have a vacation or family reunions without hav ing to prepare food in the kitchen at home. Meals will be served in the college dining hall at rea sonable prices. In case families I wish to have a pcinic there are where- moe s hady places on the campus for spreading picnic lunches. The program for the week is IP more week . This concludes our moth-proofing for this season 1 STRAYED from Hamp Stone pas-! divided into various subjects and Sunshine Cleaners. Shirt Laundry ture at Five Points—Six hogs,! Terms ancJ Shoe Repair. 102 W. Fla. ! Phone 436 NOTICE—1 St., weight about 200 pounds 1c represent the Amco FuR UaALiR -- Repair -parts for I SteeR Fence Co j Chain link; life C.. Avery yul Moline tractors, time fence for any property put Pitts Implement Co., Hampton j up by experienced men. F. H. A Ave. tf! financed or, cash. Estimates free. —'C. B ens. Two males and four gilts. 57. Alfred Johnson. each. Call tf HELP WANTED FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two 3-room houses Two 4-room house?. One 6-room Only 35o. Leave at Ledford’s Tex- house. Three 3-room houses in the aco, ‘01 S. Broad St. or T. L. country. H J. Pitts. tf Leopard. 806 Sloan St Al-4p FOR RENT—3-room apartment at 411 Pitts Street. Mrs. W..E. Black- we”. Phone 597-W. tf FEMALE HELP WANTED Holland, Real Estate, Laur-j If you like people, enjoy making tf 'friends and want to earn money, contact your Avon Manager. Write Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Box .487, Camden, S. C. 1c WANTED—High school or college girl for par; time work. Reply ‘H’ Care Chronicle. Care Chronicle. tf HAVE YOI R Driver's I.icense' sealed in plastic. Lasts for years. FOR RENT—One 5-room apart ment, upstairs. S. Broad street. Contact John W. Finney, Sr. tf JOBS WAITING S50 to $150 a week. You can work vour way through our school. Write Charlotte Beauty School, 1291., s. Trvon, lotte. N. C. St.. Char-, Cleaners, 5p-A-22 , Fla. St. FEMALE HELP WANTED—Wo man able to take care of all kinds of alterations. Apply Sunshine Phone 436. 102 West lc MEN WANTED WE ARE LOOKING FOR SOME MEN WHO CAN TRAIN FOR FOREMEN’S POSITIONS. IF YOU MEET THE QUALIFI CATIONS LISTED BELOW, SEND YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER, AGE, AND PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE T O BOX NO. 38. CLINTON, S. C. 1. You must have a high school education. i 2. You must be between 25 and 35 years old. . 3. You must be married. 4. You must have an earnest de sire to work. 5. You must want to get ahead. 6. You must not drink. Our company has a profit-shar ing plan and a bonus system whereby your abilities can and will be rewarded. 2c-A-l MORE WIC6LY EXTRA SPECIAL! RKI) BAND JiLLh—Hag FLOUR 89 SAVE 10c A JArY sai.au bowi. SALAD DRESSING Pt. 19c 6o Saxet Early June 300 Can PEAS 5 49< Armour's Slar Pure LARD 3 Lb. Ctn 59 Premium SAIT 26-(k Box ir . 9 W hat a V alue! Vesper TEA Full «/, Lb. 45< Pijiuy " iggly’s Plymouth COFFEE 1 Lb. Baj; 79 Hi-C Orangeade 46 Oz. Can 25< Como Lilly FLOUR 25 Lb. Bag |,39 Shop Till 9 P. M. Fridays! Plenty Parking After 6 P. M. AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT Wonderful For Sunday Dinner! FRESH PORK * LB. ROAST 33 PIGGLY WIGGLY’S BEST U. S. 'Round—T-Bone—Sirlon Lb. * . '.'-i JIEHIY OJ c STEAKS CUT TO ORDER Pure Pork Lb. SAUSAGE 39« Bacon Binds 3 Lb. 1 70 Pieces ^g* i /Y c Looking at Produce! Fresh Green • CABBAGE lb. 5c Fresh Sweet Lb. POTATOES 10c U. S. No. 1 White 10 Lbs. POTATOES 29c — ■- >• - ■ - - - ■ ■ - - ■ - Cello CARROTS PIGGLY WIGGLY SELLS AEL REGULAR BREAD 15 EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK §5 We Now Have a Complete Line of Birdsey’s W Best COFFEE! <J, o X S*7' e0 ' u Y"' a W WANTED WANT TO BUY -’can 668r- Used upright lc WANTED TO RENT—Three bed room, two bath home, preferably in College View section. Best care of property guaranteed. Willing to pay top rent for the right lo cation. Phone 34. 4p-A-8 TIMBER WANTED WE PAY THE ABSOLUTE TOP PRICE FOR STANDING TIMBER BECAUSE WE CUT VE NEER OUT OF IT. ‘ WE USE COTTONWOOD, POPLAR. GUM. SYCAMORE. MAPLE. BIRCH, RED OAK. AND WATER OAK. Before you sell your timber for j saw timber check wi.th us because I if it will malce veneer grade it will be worth more money to you. We will be glad to give you an es timate on any amount so long as it is more tjvan 10 trees. STANDARD PLYWOODS. Inc Phone 340 Clinton. S. C. 4cA15 MISCELLANEOUS 2 Bags 29< CARTER’S NEW JEWEL TONE ink in Blue, Black, Red, Green and Purple. The Chronicle. PENCIL SHARPENERS school or office from $2.25 $4.00. The Chronicle. for toi LOVELY new Memory Books in various colors just-received. Also diaries. The Chronicle. WEIS STATEMENTS AND COL LECTION FILES. Handy count er charge systejn. Chronicle Pub. 128 E. Main St Co., Stationery Department. demonstrations, and a person may select the things he is most inter ested in. The farm machinery dealers term the Fann and Home* Week as the annual machinery field day event of South Carolina. The state fair in Columbia used to be look ed upon as farm machinery field day, but has been changed to Clemson during the Farm and Home week. Then there is a big display in a large tent of modem labor sav ing home equipment that attracts the ladies of the home. In fact, there is somthing of interest to everybody regardless of how- old or how young. You may spend the night in the dormitories or drive to and from home each day if you had rather sleep ait home. There are many interesting things to see on a tour of the campus which win include the" John C. Calhoun mansion. One of the big events of the week will be the 4-H talent show in the outdoor theater beginning at 8:00 p. m., Tuesday, August 13. Perry Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Simpson, of Cross Hill, will represent Laurens county on the program as a 4-H club mem ber. In fact, Tuesday, August 13, has been named Rural Young Folks Day. Special efforts will be made by the committee in charge of the program to see that thq young folks visit the exhibit tent and farm machinery exhibit on Bowman field; textile products in the YMCA building; wildlife exhibit in building back of Long Hall; and other college buildings. At the noon hour in the college chapel music will be presented by a noted band. Dr. R. F. Poole,' president of CJemson College, will welcome the young folks and oth ers to Clemson. Following Presi dent Poole’s remarks, a real treat will be “stutterin’ Sam,” come dian, who will appear on the noon hour program. , You don’t want to miss "stutterin’ Sam.” In the afternoon the young folks will be carried on a campus tour which will include the dairy processing laboratory, poultry processing laboratory, horticul ture processing laiboratory, and the animal husbandry processing laboratory. Also the greenhouses, agricultural engineering and plant and animal science buildings. The programs in the mornings are mainly classroom or group conferences on various topics such as crops, livestock, horticul ture etc. The demonstrations will be mainly in the afternoon. On Tuesday afternoon several demonstrations will be held. Dem onstration of land forming for parallel terraces and surface drainage will be held under the supervision of the agricultural en- Color Television —SALES & SERVICE— See RCA and Admiral Color TV it Our Store Licensed Color TV Serviceman Laurens TV & . Appliance Center TeL 450 gineering department. / The agronomy department will conduct a tour to obsrve agrono my yield plot experiments. The animal husbandry department will give a demons trait ion on swine managmeent practices at the swine barn. The dairy department will hold a tour to observe irrigation of coastal bermuda pasture, coastal bermuda for hay, common bermu da for hay, and also fescue pas ture. and dry cows on pasture. The home economics depart ment will give an outdoor broil ing and barbecuing demonstra tion. The horticulture department will have a tour to observe se same and pepper production. The poultry department will have demonstrations at the plant and anamil science building, food in dustries building and poultry plant on the Anderson highway. The program Wednehday after noon will consist of the state 4-H tractor operators contest, and a demonstration of the latest in farm machinery at what is called the Lawrence bottoms. Also near- ! by in the same bottoms, a demon stration of irrigation equipment will be held. The agricultural nngineering department will have open house at the USDA South eastern cotton ginning research laboratory on Cherry road. The agronomy department will have a tour to observe agronomy experiments. The animal hsband- ry department will have a demon stration on grading slaughter and feeder cattle. Coastal bermuda experiment will be discused, and college herds of Angus and Here ford beef cattle will be observed. The South Carolina Livestock Producers Association banquet will be held at 7:30 p. m. at the Clemson House, with R. T. Clark as speaker. Thursday afternoon demonstra tions by the agricultural engin eering department .including thej farms department and dairy de partment will be given on silage harvesting, handling and storage. The horticulture department will conduct a tour on aromatic tobacco production. Poultry dem onstrations will be held at the plant and animal science building, food industries building, an dat the poultry plant on the Anderson highway. More of the Farm and Home week program will be in next week’s column by the county agent. CONTRACT AWARDED A contract for the grading and bituminous surfacingof 8.883 miles of secondary roads in Lau rens County has been awarded by the State Highway Department to Ralph W. Crowe, of Woodruff. The contract was announced July 15' in a letter of award from Chief Highway Commissioner Claude R. McMillan. It was bas ed on a low bid of $103,487.54 sub mitted when bids for the work were publicly opened in Columvia June 18, and includes several short stretches of roads. SELLING YOUR REAL ESTATE? SEE THE SPECIALIST! If you’re sick—see a Doctor! That’s his specialty. BUT, if you have worthwhile properties to sell—SEE US—that’s our Specialty. The HANSBROUGH AUCTION METHOD is the Proven Successful SAFE, FAST, SURE and FAIR way to sell property. Call or write Hansbrough—Metcalf Bid*., Orlando, Fla. Phone 44571. H Wy ioN On the Premises RcgardiessV of or Weather ALL DAY SALE! WEDNESDAY, 19t39, AUGUST 7 Hwy. 81—8 Ml. From ANDERSON, S. C. Piedmont Region 516 ACRE TUCKER FARM—LOTS—HWY. FRTGE. ACREAGE TRACTS—8 HOMES PLUS ANOTHER 70 ACRE FARM (1) Home with Ltfge Hwy. frontage. (2) Tract of approx. 392.5 acres and more than 3,106’ frtge. on E. ride Hwy. 81, and more than 1 mile frtge. on both sides paved County Hwy. Includes 9 room, 4 bedroom home complete with breakfast room, den, enclosed sun room, porches, utility room, furnace room. Entire Hwy. frtge is set off by board fencing. (3) This tract has approx. 120 acres with 1,911.5’ frtge. on Hwy. and 2 tenant houses fronting on Hwy. with 1-2 mile frtge. on a County maintained rd. Also barns and other bldgs. 3 acres, with 555.9' hwy. frtge. and 125’ frtge on County Rd.— improved with storage and equipment barn. Large Hwy. Lots! 70 ACRE FARM on Fish Hatchery County Rd. Tract has rd. frtge. on 3 sides and adjoins Fish Hatchery. BUY ANY TRACT! ANY COMBINATION or BUY THE ENTIRE FARM. Cooperating Broker: Mr. L. A. McCrary, Anderson, S. C. Terms: 20% down at Auction, balance announced. Many other coming HANSBROUGH Auctions in Florida and other States, Including Homes, Apartments, Hotels, Motels. Restaurants, Subdivisions, Commercial Bldgs., etc. Call or write at onee for In formation regarding these, or if yon have worthwhile property to sell, we will be glad to send you s booklet explaining our Auction Method for Selling. (4) (5) BROUG Njticnjl Re alty b Aucti n Comp.im U. tcjlt Bid. ORLANDO KA Ph n < * WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS with "VENOM" from us! Today you can get things so much , cheaper by Paying Cash and you can get that cash from us to buy Appliances, New Clothes or for any purpose, in one trip by using the phone to Speed your loan. Fast. .. Friendly Loan Service FIDELITY LOAN CO«« Inc. 201 West Pitts St. Phone 1690 CUnton, 8. C. 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