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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 29, 1992 WANT ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES— • First Insertion — Minimum 75c up to 25 words Sc each additional word • Multiple Insertion — 4 times for price of S • Obituaries, Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices Charfe at 3 cents per word. Minimum $1.M a ALL WANT ADVS CASH DEADLINE: 9*M A. M., Wednesday FOR BENT HOUSES FOR RENT — Five room house, S miles west of Jo anna. Newly decorated. Gas heat. Sevne room house, 2 baths, just off Route 86. Four room house, newly decorated. Route 96. Call „ Joanna 697 2384 tf FOR RENT OR SALE—4-room house with bath, including hot and cold water, 3 miles from Joanna. Phone 687-2531. Ip HELP WANTED NEED MONEY For Easter Ex penses? Start earning substantial income immediately. Avon Cos metics has vacancies for capable women. Write Mrs. Clara P. San ders, Rt. 3, Greenwood Hwy., CUnton, S. C., or caU 833-0612 af ter 6:00 P. M. 1c NEEDED—Dependable man to call on and supply cuctomers with Rawleigh Products in Lau rens County. Good income for hustler. Write Rawleigh, Dept. SCC-300-860, Richmond, Va. 5c-m-29 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—2-bedroom home. Go out highway 308 to Benjamin’s store, turn light, go to sign. Cash or terms. Contact Fred Cherry, POS-2476, Columbia, or write P. O. Box 278, West Columbia, S. C. Ip FOR SALE—2 new cottages lo cated on large wooded lots with good beaches, in Pineland Shores on Lake Greenwood. Small down payment, balance on terms. See or call Henry S. Orr, Phone 2718 Laurens, or P. O. Box 417, Lau rens. 4C-M-29 FOR SALE — Concrete Block Building iO’xSO’ located in Gideon Hill section. Can be utilized as warehouse, machine shop, or made into 3 or 4 apartments. Con tact BAILEY AGENCY, 833- 0681. tf TOMATO PLANTS. Early Hy brid, Big Boy, Marion, Winsall, and ocher varieties in Jiffy pots. Tanglewood Nursery, 2 miles North of Clinton on Highway 306. Dial 833-2988. tf FOR SALE For big boys and small boys— White Sneakers White Basketball Shoes Rock bottom prices, lowest prices in town. McIntosh Shoe Shop still have a few more pair nurses oxfords. Ic COLUMBINE, SWEET WIL- LIAM, Carnation, Foxglove, Can terbury Bells, Pinks and other flower plants. We will have Pe tunia, Salvia, and other annuals ready soon. Tanglewood Nursery, 2 miles North of Clinton on High way 308. Dial 833-2588. tf PIANOS in excellent condition. Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy, prices low. The Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. tfc OATS FOR SALE—80c per bu. Combine run. Uncleaned. Mar vin Nelson, Telephone Mutual 23297. 4p-A-19 NOW IN STOCK. Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary. Plain or indexed. Chronicle Publishing Co., 109 Gary St. tf WANTED WANT TO BUY Confederate Lapel Cross. Erskine Blakely. Call Chronicle, 833-0541. Ip WANTED TO BUY—Six mules. H. J. Pitts. tf NOTICE HOME MADE CAKES Home made cakes for special oc casions. Call Mrs. Fred Hayes, Joanna, 697-5211. 4c-A-5 TAX SERVICE — I n c o m e.tax forms prepared. Fost, efficient service. V .L. Wehunt, Columbia Highway, Joanna, S. C. Phone 897-2481. tf LANDSCAPING. Fallout shelters dug out, soil moved, pipeline dug out, or anything in that line. Call Laurens 23171, or see Harvey Lee Brooks, 207 Conway Ave., Lau rens. 8p-M-29 INCOME TAX RETURN SER- VICE—State and Federal, indi vidual and business. At home af ter 3:35 and all day Saturday. Mrs. T. M. Sease, 314 N. Adair Street, Phone 833-2510. Apr 15-c FOR RENT 1 five room house 1 four room house 2 three room houses 3 houses for Colored Hubert I. Pitts Dial 833-254# tf LET Clinton Yard landscape Your Lawn He has experienced help and the best in equipment. Get an expert job at rea sonable cost. Call 833-1500 E. E. COX 609 E. Florida St. Clinton, S. C. FOR SALE — Nice ,brick home, College View. Large shaded lot. Six rooms (closets), breakfast nook, hall, three porches, bath. Phone 833-0227 or 833-1385. tf FOR SALE FOR SALE—Gas heater. Will heat five rooms. Also a gas wall heater. Will sell both for $50.00. Call C. P. Wofford at 833-2711, Clinton. ip FOR SALE—Perfection electric range, $50.00. In good condition. May be seen at home of Frank Rowe, 362 Hampton Street, Jo anna. icJ AZALEAS, HOLLY, BOXWOOD, Pittosporum, Aucuba, Gardenia, Willow, Dogwood, Abelia, Green- leaf Barberry and many other va rieties of Shrubbery. Tanglewood Nursery, 2 miles north of Clinton on Highway 308. Dial 833-2588. tf FOR SALE — Our Red Dodge Truck used for 5-ton loads. Good Tires, good price. Also 1 used spreader body, cheap. C-W-S Gu ano Co. 2c-M-29 FOR SALE Two, 3-bedroom, nice brick homes, good location. One 6 room frame house with 4 lots in Joanna. 6room frame house on Mus- grove Street. 2 frame houses, 4*4 acres land on Bluford Street. 90 lakeside lots on Lake Green wood. 19 lots in Rock Bridge Estates. Commercial and other property available on inquiry . Clinton Realty and Insurance Co. FOR SALE—Used Apex Wash ing Machine. Wringer type. Good condition $15. Dillard Bo land, Telephone 833-1028 or 833- 2248. 1c ADHESIVE LABELS. To mark and identify personal items, tools, lunch boxes, home canned and frozen foods, bins and shelves, records, dishes. 49c per roll. Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. FOR SALE—Singer Slant Needle. A steal at $179.50. Bell Zig Zag, $89.50. 3 A-l Singer Treadles. Parts for all make machines. McINTOSH SHOE SHOP FOR SALE—30-30 Winchester Rifle. Like new. Steve Neal, Phone 833-1796. Ip QUICK TO STICK, NO NEED TO LICK. Avery Adheaive labels. Stick flat—yet are easily removed without leaving a mark. ' For marking and Identifying all types of articles. Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. WEDDING GIFTS — Something unique the bride and groom will treasure from The Chronicle. TRY ONE of the new recipes in the Memphis Junior league cook book. The Chronicle. Memphis Junior League Cook Book with splendid recipes. The Chronicle. NOW AT LAST—Recipes “Mud Pies.” Winslow's famous mud pie recipes to delight the youngsters. A novel gift for little ones. Chron icle Publishing Co. CASSEROLE COOK BOOKS— Now in stock Better Homes and Gardens famous casserole reci pes. Easy, delicious, one-dish meals. Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. You have been asking for the Greenwood Cook Book (Fifth Edition)—It’s now in stock. The Chronicle. LARGE UNITED STATES and world maps on which to follow today’s exciting events. The Chronicle. FINE ENGRAVING We are representatives of the W. A. Buening Engraving Com pany. Sample book gladly shown. Chronicle PubUshing Co., Inc. GEORGETOWN RICE PLANTA- TTONS (Alberta Lachlcotte) is now in its third printing. Come and see one. The Chronicle. FAST SERVICE on rubber stamps. Tbs Chronicle. TRU-TEST GUMMED TAPE for home, school, office, to seal car tons, to label files—for art classes —for covering books. Now in small 29c rolls. Chronicle Pub lishing Co. Social Security QUESTION: I am unemployed at present, but I expect to go back to work in a few months. Since I am only 62, if I take my benefits now, will I ever get a raise in the amount of my social security check? ANSWER: You get 80% of your full social security benefit at age 62. If you later return to work and your payments are suspend ed, you can get an increase in your social security checks at 65. Your monthly benefit rate will be refigured at age 66 to give you credit for the period in which you worked. QUESTION: Is it wise for me to start receiving my social se curity at age 62 when I can get only 80% of what I would get at 69T ANSWER: It depends on how long you live after you become 69. On the average, If you begin to receive social security benefits at 62, during your lifetime you will receive as much in total benefits as If you waited until age 09 to collect higher monthly paymetns. QUESTION: What should a re tired person tge with him when he goes to the Social Security of fice to file a claim? ANSWER: Of course, every ap plicant should bring his account number, card. If he has an old written record of his ags, It might save time to take it along. Don't postpone filing until you can get such papers but bring with you if you have such record. Just at this time one of the most impor tant pieces of information need ed is the W-2 form stating earn ings in 1961. Self employed per sons should bring an extra copy of their income and self employ ment 1961 tax return and can celled check, money order stub or any other receipt which would show that the return has been fUed. Mrs. J. A. Todd Gray Court—Mrs. Mamie Ram- age Todd, 79, of RL I, Gray Court, died Thursday night at a local hospital after an illness of eight weeks. She was a native of Newberry County and a daughter of the late Thomas D. and Zetella Ram- age. She was a member of Trin ity Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, John Asa Todd; one daughter, Mrs. H. Morris Cox of Clemson; (me brother, R. L. Ramage of Ware Shoals; two sisters, Mrs. Jim Graham of Montgomery. Ala.; and Mrs. Robert Wybe of Hopewell, Va.; and Rupee grand- children. Funeral services were conduct ed at Kennedy Mortuary Satur day at 2:30 by Rev. G. P. Busch and Rev. M. B. Lee. Burial was in the Laurens City cemetery. YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Corner Muagrove and Pitta St. Cameras — Films — Photo Finishing GUARANTEED SERVICE on business machines. The Chronicle “THE ARMY WIFE” (Nancy Shea) is a complete book on el quette. The Chronicle. ELMER’S DECORATOR SETS. The Chronicle. FOR SALE Modern brick home just out side Clinton, which consists of living-dining combination, com- p 1 e t e kitchen, separate den which may be used as bedroom, two bedrooms, two tile baths, small hall with folding stairs to attic, nine closets, utility room which may be converted, small front porch, large end porch, gas furnace with duct ed heat, and has city water. This house was built for the own er who has been transferred. See this place before you buy or build. Other homes in Clinton from four to nine rooms. The Colonial Ice plant proper ty located on Oak Street, has rail siding. See me if you want to buy or sell real estate. C. B. HOLLAND Phone 715 Realtor Laurens Save Or Invest with —Safety Accounts Insured up to $10,000 —Profit 4% per Annum —Convenience In Person or by Mail Funds Available When Needed Laurens Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PHONE 2*9912 LAURENS, S. C. FOR SALE 1—Four-room home on Shands Street. Small monthly payments and small down payment make this a desirable residence for small family^ Has one bath, two bedrooms, screened back porch, shaded on back of lot. 1—Used home in Lakewood, on the paved street. Three bed rooms, one bath, and kitchen and living room. Lot is shaded front and back. If you want a good home at a good price, see this one. Priced to sell at $9,- 500.00 as is. 1—Nice 5*4 room home being built in Lakewood, consisting of three bedrooms, one bath and plenty of closet space in each. Has large kitchen and family room combination and living room. Situated on large lot, this home will probably be sold be fore finished. Interested? A new home on Prather Circle. Two ceramic baths, duct heat and ample closet space. Has screened back porch with slid ing glass doors leading off a paneled den with block flooring. A very neat home with plenty of square footage. 31,0000.00 down. 1—Spacious home in Lake- wood. Has three tremendous bedrooms with two baths finish ed in ceramic tile with vani ties. The kitchen is finished in Vertical Grain Fir with stain less steel built-in oven and sur face unit by Tappan. The celiing in the large family room is Ta hiti pattern by Armstrong. The living room is more than ade quate with beautiful fireplace and mantel down center. There are 2 porches, concreted for last ing beauty and plenty of room to roam in the yard. The lot is roll ing toward the front. See this one today, it may be sold tomor row. We sell and insure homes in all sections of town. If you’re in the market for a home, see us for your best deal. We have al ready sold over $50,000.00 worth of homes this year. These list ings are not all we have, and we may have just what you’re looking for. Give us a ring today for complete inspection of our listings. Starting next week, our office will be open 6 days weekly from 8:30 to 5:30 or* later' If you fife-' fer. Call us day or night, but be sure to call! Charles H. Hughes V AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 105 N. Broad St. Clinton, S. C. Phs. 833-1931 Nite 833-1795 Wasson • Wasson Incorporated HICKORY TAVERN WELL BORING GEORGE E. WASSON JAMES D. WASSON 36 MONTHS TO PAT TERMS Phones Laurens Rural 17810, 29200, 29209, or Contact at Wasson Bros. Store at Hickory Tavern. FOR Septic Tank Trouble Water Lines Ditch Digging Can E. E. COX 833-1500 Complete jobs if desired. By hour, foot, contract or by job. Plan A FISH FRY WITH READY-TO-FRY Mary White’s FROZEN FISH Ideal for Fish Frys, Cookouts, Picnics, Parties as well as home use, Mary White’s Froz en Fish are completely pre pared and seasoned with lem on juice, dipped in buttermilk, rolled in fresh-ground corn meal and pancake flour and are READY TO FRY! Do not thaw . . . Fry while froz en. 10c OFF CLIP THIS COUPON Present this ad to any food store handling Mary White’s Ready To Fry Fish! Good for lie Off—large package only 1Serves 5). 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BAG Allsbury FLOUR 10 LB. bag 49c 99c 50 FREE With Purchase GREENBAX of 4 Light Bulbs STAMPS 1 at Florida GRAPEFRUIT Each S.G Medium Doz. EGGS 39 Fancy Cantaloupes 39c Each Mother’s King Size IVj Lb. Loaf BREARftk Mother’s Angel Food RINGS Mother’s .. — 29« JELLY ROLL ■ ■ 1 KJ n