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I CITY C ARRIER PERSONNEL AT CLINTON POST OFFICE Left to riifht: Ouy Tumblin, Charles Kinani. ChrC A. air. -Ir.. Edprar Taylor, Winfred Norris, J. D. McKt>e. For- —Photo by Dan Yarboroujrh. rt^sf Adair, and Harvey Foster. Full Addresses Insure Better Postal Service >cr\m.: .irt-a einbracing an e.'- 1 !H* regular carrier on a ixiute By SPECTATOR.. COMMENTS mated 16.500 people, the Clinton , i. ,.u .C his patror.>. Mr Adair '.td. but -because of the 10-hour , ivk a subsiitute will serve at least KH- dav each week The Substitute, alio - 1! ork on >e\eral routes trom tune to time. w.U have to be 't.ites that the Clinton familiar with patrons on two. three. ;ust office through William I>. \d;iir, [KV'naster, states that better -er\ ice car tn- civen if patrons pay closer a'N-trim so proper addressing it mail Mr A Li area Fa.- substantial growth in () p p»s«,ihly rour routes, but Ik* can- recent years, so much so that mail m t know all the patrons as a regu- u ithout .street and number, box j ar farrier may number, or rural route number is p os , mas!er Adair states that post diflicult ,o ddiver properly. office personnel is anxious to ren ... courteous and efficient -ereice and the public can assist in the op- on MEN AND THINGS We use a lot of oil in this country. For example. I don't 'chop'' wood or bring in scuttles of coal, running in and out of the rain or cold. Today scarcely aware of their existence, Clinton Makes Contributions To Children's Society Wholehearted support for the Crip pled Children's Society is being giv ; en by residents of the Clintoo-Joan-' na area, J. Ifewleite Wasson chair man of the Laurens County chapter, said. $2,000 00 has been allocated for the society for 1959 from the Com munity Chest Funds to which most residents have contributed. As a supplement "Coffee day" will be ob-1 served here on Good Friday. Cecil! 1 P. Wilson of this city and Laurens City Police Chief J. W. Power, are serving as chairmen for this event.! Mr. Wasson stated that during last year service v was rendered to some 25 persons in the county, including a number of local residents. Hf said. "We appreciate the support given this project through the Com munity Chest of Greater Clinton and efforts of the people to raise a sup plementary amount through t h e sponsoring of Coffee Day. I am sure they realize the benefits being ren dered to children in their immediate area as well as others throughout | the state." Man Sentenced In Unemployment Case Simmie Young, Route 2. Laurens, lias been .sentenced to pay a fine of $20.00 or to serve 20 days in jail on charges of violation of the S. C. Cnemployment Compensation Act. The defendant entered a guilty rocy when the Certain areas of taxation now taken over bv the federal government should be .systematically restored to state and local governments The resolution opposed a general federal sales tax and urged elimina tion of excise which affect IV federal government should re place taxes loot la local govern ments through acquisition of proper ty by the national government Federally owned property which is used to produce for sale commodi- are supplied by privtte should be subject to lieu of taxes, come taxes, la to the taxes levied on vatety the rrsoiutiee we have oil have electric- gas—and some let alone of their tremendous ex- , tent, up and down and across the. . . . .... _,i ! i nation. And yet the pipeltne network f . chor8 , c ,h: “ h0 h , ad ' ! false claims for unemployment 1 of the United States is a vital ar- heat-button comfort 1 ,erial s y stem that feeds ener 8y *9 benefits at the Clinton office of the Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST Phone 794 Laurens, S. C. i eration by giving full addresses. buUon! clean, instant heat! mailing early in the day. and at- ;ib<lld 0 j] jpehing proper postage has anything comparable to it. tion. c. k . i N° l only must the defendant pay About 7Ui million yullon. of pe- ^ a ‘ r ft*. bt« he must refund to the John U Mimnaugh I can handle u small medical bill—* it’s the h<»>i't;*i and .*Unocal kind that may run to $10011 or more that scares me. I>oes such insurance for an entire family coat onL about $70 jier vTar? Wm. J. Bailey Ins. Agency M. S. Itoilev A Sow Haaker* Itldu PHONE 12H B > wor ktng 'ogA-thcr Mr Adair , ro u. U m products are delivered ev-Commission all money improperly sold, speedy und Muem lundlmg day to consumer., in the free ^ received by him Ihroutfh his false .d mad will be promoted world. To accomptvsh this vusl dis- *[’ a ^ ! u , ^i.! ,0 J^! S in ^ slotemenls In addition he is dis- tribution task, tin? oil industry has f/ 1 *? 0,1 ^ 0 J I P°ur into f receivine anv bene- been rwu. red bv the nature of tis ,ts ‘ housand< ' of separate slow-nvov- V ,r0 '" r ^ e,v,n * any bene ’ neon requires o> me nature m us st Altogether Uw, ^ f«ts for a period of one year. commodity and of its markets to ,n K lI *ams. ,/‘ no * cu,e i r * ewoi™. i n v«tications rlnmant< .n irrav of hiahlv soecial w<,rk rovers 190.0UO miles—enough ol r er ,n ' e *«f* Wo ® s claimants dtvtlop an .irra> or mgniv special encircle the slohe more th»n are being made in the Clinton-Laur ized ^uipment - fleet* of ocean 10 more than n*nre*eni»tlve mi ih.- tank.M-w riser harwes and other seven and * half times. (Another. ens arva *» a ripresentative of uh tanker . tier barges and other. pipeline network is even Commission All clainumts are cau- sma.1 craft, motor tank trucks, ‘ “ ie pipeline neiworx is e\en .. ni . ... . r .. Mx-r-al r .il-oad cars iKnelmes and lar 3«’--n»t»iral g as i,nes in this , *oneo that they must n-port all em- torage facilities lountry cover about 500,000 miliM. pl‘>>ment earnings when they file The system is designed to handle *'! y <> ** man ^ r ’P* the drums full: both very large volumes and mi- 1 '* rver watchful and ready And i _ _ \a/:i| c__ w _ .u ... he w just as watchful and ready on v.nQmDCTS Will jCrvc nuu- quantities For example, it caa l ' J us * " and ready on dtdiver several hundred thousand f d*y °f tV month So watch a » Vondarbilt Ai gallons of fuil oil to a transatlantic ^ and r#a< *>' he mails his liner, ten gall.«> of gasol.ne to a f*!**f^* 0,1 ,hr day Morv ^ ChemiSfry Assistant win motorist. or a few ounces of some highly specialized lu>>ru r> ( to a emn Pretbylenan V aaads it .... earlier if a Sabbath intervene*, so l.iboratory The di'tnbuuon net work* extend to evecy inhabited re- *' n “ < ,0 ^ gam of the earth The cuOwners range from giaat power generating _ 1ha f l and *** arr sts.KKts to vmaU shopkeeper* eoo '* rT tha * Ptpelums by thesr very nature m- The nation » to op* by cape ottennoa Many people are ■ the of their WORKING without SAVING IB jlial SLAVING Tk« »oy of freedom — ro Hove, ro do, to be somefhmg more — is fbe way of rbnft rrs Y(H R HONEY; SAVE MORE OF FT. WITH UR FOE VOTE RTT EE! BANK OF (UNION Member I tderal Depi^ii In-urame ( orporation yw, I sir rest Paid (Hi Sating* krrnnnts semi-tnnuall* lor n. bm the far as high m 4 pee from the rest ef toe la*payers in ar. der to permn the REA to barrow at swh a law rate * The idea behind the birth of the REA was to spread eiectncitv in rural areas for farmers who didn't have any. and whether one agrees or not that that was a good idea in 1915. it’s clear the situation has changed completely Three out of "Names You Know. In Shoes You’ll Love!” . . . LADIES DRESS SHOES In patents, whites and beautiful color leathers. $3.99 to S10.99 AAA’s to C Widths MISSES DRESS PUMPS AND FLATS Lovely strap and strapless styles. White and patents. S1.99 to $5.99 MENS * BOYS OXFORDS A LOAFERS White bucks, kroumn and bfarft in favorite new style* far lira ten $3.99 to $14J9 R perfectly tote* taxes But doa't let anyone tell you they are paying their full share when 4he rest of the taxpayers carry part of the tax-free coeps* cost of borrow mg money to u*c for expansion into fields hardly anybody but the so cialistic planners had ia mind when REA was created. And they cer tainly aren't sharing the loud when co-op> avoid taxes by issuing non- taxable but highly valuable paper to the members. Private midutry splits shares, too, but private indus- try'pays as high as 52 per cent of i*s profit TTie administration has proposed some measures to spread the tax load ail of us carry by includ-. mg the co-ops. It wolud be too much to suggest that the co-ops would be happy to pay more of the burden of Government. But it certainly isn’t too much to suggest that Congress should see to it that the co-ops and the other citizens should bear the tax burden share and share alike,” says a great paper. As to the Farm Bureau position is just and timely. For example: "Plans should be made for ‘order reduction 1 of income tax rates. Tax es levied to increase revenues in an FREE! COLORED AN1)'LIVE BABY CHICKS For the Children On Easter To He Given Away With the Purchase Of Any Children? Shoes Priced— $2.99 and up For Easter — March 29th TO MAKE THEM HAPPY ON EASTER SUNDAY - - - BUNNY RABBITS In All Shades. Colors and Sizes— $1.00 to $2.99 EASTER BASKETS 39c to $1.69 Fall Of Easter Goodie*—So Wonderful For Those Easter Egg Hants! For A Girls Easter! Handbags to $1.00 . W*t. LINEN SUITS THE PERFECT ENSEMBLE! K-'« DUSTER *1Ui 3 to ta. 7 to 14 S5.99 HASEMBNT SPECIAL HATS AN the Ju**t Waiting for Faster Picking— $1.99 BOYS Wash ’N Wear DRESS SHIRTS French style and regular cuffs. Sizes 2 to 16. $1.99 v « ^ BOYS SUITS New three button look. Just like dads, in wools and blend*. Size* 2 to 20. SSS9 to $19.99 1.99 to 8-99 What the Fellow* THIS EASTER” SPORT COATS In new mixture woavoo and Mi with rontnuding alack*. Size* 2 to It. $5.99 to $19.99 BOYS DRESS SLACKS Rayon flannel, tropicals and wash ’n wear Mends. Sizes 2 to 16. Sl.99toS5.99 , FOR A BOYS EASTER REST IN SPORT SHIRTS You’ll find tte style you •ant in pUMn. stripe* and AN ataen to III. $1.99