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X • L THE CLINTON CHRONICLE TburwUy, April •. IWf WANT ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES— U MM* ■44m—■» w— • Malttplr Insertl— — « • Oblt—iifA. Car4a mt Tb—ks charge M S o—li par ww4. • ALL WANTS ADVg CAU DEADLINE: » A M. FOR RENT FX>R RENT—Hire^-berfroom home, good location in CltAton. Now va cant C. B Holland. Realtor. Phone 715. Home 23826. Laurens 1c Newt From The County Agent M. L. Oim, C—aty Af—I FOR RENT—5-room unfurnished apartment. Also large‘furnished sleeping room. Mrs. Betty Allen. 206 E. Caro. Ave. Ip FOR RENT—Four room apartment at. 408 West Main St. Private entrance, private bath. Reasonable rent. Telephone 1116 3<Mc FOR SALE Foft SALE—Cabin on Lake Green- vood. Pnced to sell and can be fi nanced Completely furnished Wa ter and toilet AKo for sale Frigidaire electric stove (practically new) and 11 ft refrigerator: X ton and two ton air air conditioners. Harry Baldwin Phone .S86 or 339 J tf FOR SALE—Used Gary safe, over all dimensions 24" deep, 28" wide, 40" high. Safeguard your valuables. See at Cox Home and Auto Supply 4C-A-23 FOR SALE—National Cast* Regis ter in good condition, size about 18" wide and 21" high, all steel Imme diate possession Can be seen at my Home, 708 E. Carolina Ave. C. A. Holland .is FOR RENT 1—6-room house in country l—Apartment 1— 4-room house 2— 3-room houses MR. H. J. PITTS FOR SALE—3, pickup 'trucks. Priced to go. H J. Pitts. tf FOR SALE — Dining room suite, consisting of table, 6 chairs, china cabinet and buffet. In good condi tion. Mrs. Guy L Copeland. Phone 1225-W ip AZALEAS Stocky plants, well bud ded. Good selection of colors. .Also Magnolia. Holly, Nandina. Crape Myrtle, Gardenia Radicans and oth ers Tanglewood Farm. 3 miles north of Clinton on Highway 308 Phone 1060 tf F L O W E R PLANTS CarnaLon, Sweet William. Candytuft, Painted Daisy, English Daisy, Foxglove. Columbine, Cantebury Bells, Geum, Thrift, and others. Also Daylily and ’ Iris. Petunia, Salvia, etc., ready soon. Tanglewood Farm, 3 miles north of Clinton on Highway 308. Phone 1060 . tf BEDDING PLANTS — Are now' ready Several varieties tomatoes, salvia, petunias, egg plant, bell pepper SHE.ALYS FLORIST Phone 957 Jacobs Highway 4c-30 COOK BOOKS—"Clemson House," "Coastal Carolina,” ‘South Caro lina." Pawleys Island." “How I iCook It," "Williamsburg Art of Cookery." Mr. Pleasant Cook Book." The Chronicle. SAVE TIME. Use Self .Seal envo lopes. For sale at The Chronicle. NOTICE TOMATO PLANTS, Big Boy. Wins- dii. June Pink. Rutgers, and Mar- globe. Pepper plants. Bell, Hot. and Pimiento and Eggplant plants. Tan glewood Farm. 3 miles north of Clinton on Highway 308 Telephone 106 tf FOR SALE Cokers Cotton Seed—2 yrs from breeder — delmted. recleaned, and treated MOt NTVILLE GIN A SEED CLEANERS It-c INCOME TAX RETURN SER VICE State and Federal, individ ual and business At home after 3 30 and all day Sautrday. 314 N. Adair St.. Telephone 399 W Mrs. T M Sease April 15 ELECTROLUX (Ri—Worid'a only automatic cleaner Sales and Ser vice H L Baldwin. Bonded Rep resentative. Telephones 1797 or 9351 tf CONTROL CATTLE FLIES WITH RACK RUBBERS Flies do a great deal of damage to cattle in summer months. They can be controlled by no more than one hour of work. Back rubbers will do the* 1 trick. All you need is two posts set about 10 to 12 feet iA>art, a chain swinging between the posts wrapped with sacks, and the sacks soaked with Methozychlor, DDT or Toxaphene. Hie insecticide should be mixed with fuel oil and applied to the sacks every two or three weeks. Hus rig should not be used for milking cows, but can be used for beef cattle and dairy ROOMS FOR RENT — One room with private bath, air conditioned and heated; two rooms with semi- private bath. Also air conditioned and heated. C. C. Giles, 206 S. Adair Street, Phone 250. tfc FOR RENT — Two 4-room apart ments, two 3-room houses. H. J. Pitts. tf FOR RENT—3-room upstairs apart ment, 405 Calvert Ave. Good section of town. Call Mrs. William Black- well. Phone 597-W. tf HELP WANTED PART OR FULL TIME WOMEN. If you are in need of money and can work only a few hours a day, servic ing an Avon Territory is your an swer. Openings in Cross Hill, Lan- ford Station. Ora, Goodwin's, Hope- well. Mountville, Maddens, Prince ton and Fountain Inn. Mrs. Virginia Ware. 779 Maple St., Spartanburg, S. C. 2C-A-16 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Two new houses on Whitmire Highway. 4 new brick houses in Lakewood Division. Also 1 split level. 1 five room house in Joanna. Paul Pearson residence at 608 Davidson St. 1 26 acre farm and 10 room dwelling, deep weH and good soil, 3Mi miles from Lake Greenwood tn Waterloo. Nice for a summer house. We Buy, Sell. Trade, and Insure CHARLES H. HUGHES Real Estate & Insurance Phone 760 Night 967-W WANTED IMMEDIATELY- Man or Woman to supply consumers nearby with Rawleigh Products Can earn $50 weekly part Lime - $100 and up full time I'll help you get start ed Write Rawie&Ts, Dept SCD-81- 336. Richmond, Va Sp-A30 FOR SALE — New Smith-Corona, Royal Typrw riters. Remington Add ing Machmo The Chronicle 11 *R SALF,—Yellow omms and pe rennial Pink Phlox. 50c per dozen Call 1457 ip For Sale—2 Refrigera tors; 1 Washing Ma chine. H. J. Pitts. tl PIANOS in tunall—I Tuned end ready fee tm The S C NO MATTER what your printing needs Whether the job be large or small, you'll find The Chronicle job| printing department equipped to do it quickly Call 74 toda>. tf i HOUSE PAINTING - Interior and exterior Hamp McDaniel, phone 125 after 4pm tf WANTED W.ANTED—Part time typing work at home er m offtee Aim earn take Mfeorthand Judy Chaney Tetephanr 739 36-A 16 WANTED 1t> RUY-ClMB dOMml MAN OR WOMAN Own Your Owa Business A New Item. First Time Ever offered. Business can be handled in spare time without interfering with present job Company wifi guar ontee the amount of monthly in come and full amount of invest ment (Secured by Written Con tract j To quality you must have car. references and $460 00 cash Hus opportunity will triple your in % ret ment in a short time If ap plicant ran qualify financial as sistance will be givoa by tbs company for expansxjn to a full time pusmaa with abast as income number X" Bos REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE- Seven room house, bath, furnace, waetr heater, garden spot, flowers and shrubbery, $6,750.00. Ben Jones. 112 Browning Avenue Jo anna. Phone 5442. 4p-M-4 FOR SALE Modern sixr-oom home well lo cated in the city, priced for quick ! sale. Immediate possession. Three - bedroom, two-bath home. See this place before you buy. Large five-room home in the northwestern section of town. Being sold to settle an estate The price is right. On highway near Clinton, six- room dwelbng on large lot. price $3,- 600 00 Out from town on highway, large three-room home with bath If you can use a small home see this place At Joanna, building suitable for store room or warehouse, parking space ou lot At Lake Greenwood, two-bedroom home with bath and deep well. It is a nice lot on a point • Business lots on North Broad. Elizabrth. and West Main Streets Small tract on blacktop road near Lydia (rood reaidemtal lots If you are mtereetod la buying or srlbag real estate rail me eol- C. B HOLLAND. m heifers Now is the time to fit this job out of the way. Once R la completed the cows will do the root. DAIRYMEN VISIT OHIO I had the pleasure of visiting the Northern Ohio bull stud with a group of Laurens County dairymen last week. On the trip were James Jacks, Serviceman; Ed Copeland, L. F. Davis and Caldwell Henderson. Theso men wanted to see the bulla they had been using and also some of their daughters. Hie general feeling among the H'OUP was that the bulls were better than they had expected, and that Max Drake, Manager, and his staff were the most aggressive men they had talked with in reference to improv ing dairy cattle. Our boys were interested in how the Ohio dairymen grew out such large heifers. Every farmer we visited said he didn't let his heifers out of the barn until they were a year old. This was unusual, judging from our method. I would not say that keeping the calf in for a year would be the thing for South CaroUna farmers, but I do know the calf should be kept up until his digestive system has developed to a point where he can utilize grass. Too many -of our farmers turn calves out and SINCE 1945 Ditch Digging, Septic Tanks and Drain Fields. Front End Loaders, Dump Trucks. Carden Plowing, Fill Dirt and Topsoil. By Contract or Hour Ernest E. Cox “It Pleases Us To Please You” 663 E. Fla St Phone 184 When You Need Printing Look For This Combination . Experience — Reasonable Prices and Quality Work The Chronicle Publishing Co. have a combined experience of #cores of years. Every job is given personal attention, and every effort made to as sure neat, attractive, eye-appealing printing. Make A Check-U p Now-What Do You Need? Place Your Order Today! • Envelopes • Letterheads • Statements • Billheads • Hand Bills • Shipping Tags • Window Cards • Tickets • Programs • Business Cards Our Job Department is in position to furnish quality printing at reason able prices. And, too, you don’t have a long wait when you need it in a hurry, for we give reasonable quick service. ' The Clinto n Chronicle Phone 74 forget them They riwukl receive grain on paature. Teodtng cahres is probdbly the meet important job on a dairy farm. MEETINGS COMING UP Poultry farmers will meet Wed nesday at 7:20 p. m. Tom Stewart will discuss the latest in poultry production. White Plains will have their dis persal sale on Saturday. April 11th. They are setting over 200 heed of cattle Hi is is one of the top herds of Shorthorn cattle in the Southeast. Jersey breeders are having a sale at Newberry on the 17th of April. The sale Will be at 12:00 noon. The big Livestock Field Day is April 8th in Greenville. M. L/OUTZ County Agent County Negro KiNed Near Fountain Inn Fountain Inn—An afternoon of ar guments and threats ended in death here Saturday for a 35-year-old Fountain Inn Negro, Laurens County Sheriff C. W. Wier said / William (Bill) Wharton, a .22 cal iber bullet in his back, staggered into a grocery store near here and dropped dead. Outaode, two Negro brothers hdd 22 caliber weapons, the sheriff said witnesses told him. The brothers, Sammie Lee Mc Gowan, 25 of Greensboro. N. C., and Luther McGowan, 17, of Lau rens County, were arrested at their father’s home a few hours after the 9:90 p m. shooting. SLED officers and bloodhounds were called^, but the aneats were made before the dap could be em ployed The Negro brothers are being held in the Laurens County Jail pending further investigation, the sheriff said. ’ : ■ *lr FICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Wasson & Wasson, Inc. Hicknrv Tavern, S. C. Well Drilling and Well Boring Water Guaranteed—and all work guaranteed. Cad roi lert. telephone; Lauren* Rural: 2721 — 2725 — 2720 FRESH FARM EGGS * Brought in fresh daily from our own farm—no middle man. Your choice of brown or white shells. New prices effective this week: Large Doz. 50c Medium Doz. 40c Small 3 Doz. for $1.00 Cracked .... 3 Doz. for $1.00 We Appreciate Your Business PAYNE’S HATCHERY S. Broad St. (Cl—rd all day Wedaeadayt) Wanted! 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