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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C^ Thursday, Septonber 5, IMS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES-
[ _ Mtofanm fl.M ap to 25 words
mo^word
Insertion — 4 times for price of S
Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices
at 4 cents per word. Minimum $1.25
• ALL WANT ADV8 CASH
DEADLINE—5:M P. M., Tuesday
FOR SALE — Brick, three bed
room, two-bath. Laile wooded
lot. Owner leaving town. Dial
833-0407. SS-lp
FOR SALE — BY OWNER —
Brick home. More than 2100 sq.
ft. living area. Air conditioned.
Large back porch, double car
port, three large bedrooms, two
full ceramic tile baths, large liv
ing and dining room, dea, kitch
en and breakfast area. Over one
acre in lot. Shown by appoint
ment only. Phocfe 833-0306. A7-tfc
Webster's THIRD INTERNA-
TIONAL DICTIONARY, un
abridged. Was 47JO, now 36.00.
Chronicle Stationery Shop.
FOR SALE: "Morning Glor
ies" (KeUersberger.) Tells the
graphic story of Thornwell Or-
The Chronicle.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Four room house
in College View. Insulated and
attic fan. Excellent neighbor
hood. Contact E. F. Anderson.
Phone 833-0387 - lc-S-5
FOR RENT—Store building at
406 Musgrove St. Living quarters
separate from store room. 3 good
size living rooms. Small room on
back Two-story building. Fur
nished gas heaters. Hot and cold
running water. Phone 833-1656.
FOR RENT —Three room up
stairs apartment and five room
downstairs apartment — or will
rent as a whole unit. 405 Calvert
Ave. Call Mrs. William Black-
well, Phone 833-2369 S5-tfc
WANTED—Young man who has
completed his service obligation
for full time permanent job in
Bindery. Jacobs. Bros. S5-2c-S12
HAVE OPENING for male em
ployees. Lydia Mills Store and
Clinton Mills Store. A29-tfc.
NOTICE
IT’S OUR PLEASURE to loan
Carpet Shampooers FREE with
purchase of Blue Luster Carpet
Shampoo. T. E. Jones A Son,
Furniture, Clinton, S. C.
FOR RENT—Three - room up
stairs apartment. Close in. Sor
ry, no children. See R. L. Plax-
ico at D. E. Tribble Co. A-29-tfc
FOR RENT—House with 6 rooms
3 bath on Woodrow St.. Mrs. T.
J. Leake. Phone 833-9617. 1-c 9-5
FOR RENT—Downstairs apart
ment on Musgrove Street. Mrs.
John W. Finney. Phone 833-
0356. Al-tfc
FOR RENT —Apartment at 312
E. Carolina Avenue. Also 5-room
house on Enterprise St. Mrs. Ray
mond Pitts, Telephone 833-0487.
A-l-tfc
NOTICE—Pears. Get your sup
ply now for pickling and pre
serving. Tanglewood Nursery,
Dial 833-2588. 2c-S5-S12
ELECTROLUX SALES; service
and supplies. H. L. Baldwin, 007
Musgrove St., 833-2367. A-l-tf
FARMERS—Need cash for farm
operations? See your farmer-own
ed PCA. Loans up to 7 years. See
L. B. Bedenbaugh, g e n £>r a 1
manager, Clinton Production
Credit Assn., Jacobs Building,
Clinton, S. C. A-l-tfc
WANTED
WANTED — Clothes for needy
children to start school season.
Bring by Baldwin Motor Com
pany or call and we will pick up.
W. C. Baldwin. A29-2c
FOR RENT—Six room house,
completely redecorated, and
gas heat. Good neighborhood
and close to town. Located at
101 Bailey St. Telephone 833-
1797. A29-4c-S19
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED—Lady for store
work, selling, check-out register
and operator and office work.
High scheel graduate preferred.
Also man for grocery depart
ment. Lydia Mills Store. lc-S-5
WANTED—Cook and yard boy.
Apply in person to the Mississippi
Youngs, CUnton. lc-S5
WANTED—Good used pianos
and organs. The Trading Post,
205 E. Main St., Laurens, S. C.,
Phone 964-4968. A-15-tfc
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — Electric Guitar,
Amplifier, and case. Has never
been used. Call 833-1484.
A 29-4p-S 19
FOR SALE—Quail at their peak.
18 wks. old. $1.00 for live birds.
$1.15 dressed T. H. Neal, Chap-
pels. Phone Hickory 22-356.
Chappels. Aug. 22 4tp Sept. 12
WEBSTER’S SEVENTH New
Collegiate Dictionary just off
the press (as advertised in
Life). The Chronicle Stationery
Shop.
FOR SALE:
"Five Petticoats on
Mrs. Caroline Coleman.
Chronicle Stationery Shop.
EVERYDAY
COUNSELOR
FOR SALE—Full sie GE Range.
Excellent condition. Phone 833-
2872. S5-lc
FOR SALE — Assortment Sew
ing Machines $10.00 up. Good
condition. McIntosh Shoe Shop.
lc-S5
FOR SALE—Golden Delicious
and Red Delicious Apples.
From From $1.50 to $3.80 per
bushel. Drops $1.00 bushel.
Huey Wright, Route 17, Clinton.
A-2»-2p-S-5
FOR SALE—Practically new
Chevy II, Nova 400, 1962. Less
than 19,000 miles. Clean, good
condition, undercoated. Call
833-1969. A22-4C-S12
MUSCADINE TYPE GRAPES
now ripe. Easy to pick almost by
handfuls. You pick them at 10c
per lb. 10 lbs. or more 8c per lb.
Eating fee 10c. Season will be
short. G. N. Foy, Gredna Farms,
Joanna. A2»-tfc.
FOR SALE—
Refrigerator,
McIntosh Shoe Shop.
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WHITE HOUSE GUIDE BOOK,
featuring historical objects and
its recent decor. The Chronicle
Stationery Shop.
FOR SALE BY OWNER—A
spacious nine room brick home
with four bedrooms, 3 baths,
numerous extras, large wooded
lot. Shown by appointment on
ly. Write Box D in care of The
Chronicle. S5-3C-S19
FOR SALE BY OWNER—3-
bedroom brick home. Living
room has wall-to. wall carpet
ing ; kitchen-den combination.
On corner lot. Back yard
fenced-in. Owner transferring.
Call 833-0363. A-15-4p-S-5
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BRASS LABEL HOLDERS. 92c
per doz. The Chronicle.
CLASSIC, GALAXIE by Smith.
Corona; also Royal Safari, Roy
al McBee, typewriters drasti
cally reduced. Chronicle Sta
tionery Shop.
Are you in a rut? Many people
are and do not realize it. Remem
ber, the only difference between
a rut and a grave is depth.
Many young people who have
grown up in these days of mod
ern hard surfaced roads may not
know what a rut is. In the old
days of dirt roads, wagons and
automobiles made ruts in the
road by constantly driving in
the same track. It was easy at
first, but eventually the rut be
came so deep that driving be
came almost impossible.
A friend of mine who is an au
tomobile dealer told me of an
experience he had with one of his
salesmen who had gone into a
slump. He walked out to the used
car lot where he was working
to talk with him He noticed that
the salesman’s car was parked
one the side of the lot in ruts
which he had made by constantly
parking there. He called him over
and asked him to look what he
was doing by always parking in
the same place. He was getting
deeper in the mud and getting
PririrUirw sidewalls of his tires dirty,
condition! My friend 8U *g Mte d ^ the
the idea and got himself out of
both ruts. It is so much easier to
run along in the same old groove,
the same old routine, but the
practice is deadly. Again I say,
the only difference between a rut
and a grave ie depth.
I’ve never forgotten a story
which I heard as a boy. It was
called The House with the Golden
Windows. A small boy lived with
his parents on top of a mountain.
Across the va%y on another
mountain stood a house which
seemed to have golden windows
as lit looked over at it on snnny
days. He frequently commented
about it to his parents and said
that when he was old enough he
wanted to go over and visit that
house. Days and months passed
and he grew larger and stronger.
Finally, he asked his parents to
let him go over and explore the
house. His mother packed a
lunch and sent him forth on his
journey. Down the mountain he
went. Then up the other side. Fin
ally, he came to the house, only
to discover that it was just tike
his own. with ordinary windows.
As he talked with the owner of the
house about his disappointment,
he utrned and looked over to
wards' fils own house. He was
amazed to see that his own house
had golden windows. The sun
which had shown from behind his
house over towards the other
house and had made the windows
glow during the day, had come to
shine behind him and on the win
dows of his own house, making
them likewise reflect a golden
glow.
No matter how dull and routine
salesman drive his car out, clean
up the tires, and park it in a new
place. He then advised that he do
the same thing with his sales
methods. The salesman caught
the dally job may be, when we
reflect the sunshine of God’s love
and beauty, the job changes and
we change.
It is a matter of reflection or
absorption. It Is up to you.
SOCIAL
SECURITY -1
Question: I notice that my W-2
Form showed a typographical er
ror in my social security num
ber, but my name and address
were correctly listed. Will I re
ceive proper credit for my wages,
or must I do anything else to as
sure it?
Answer: In order to make cer
tain you receive the proper credit
for all wages earned, you should
get In touch with you Social
security district office as soon at
possible and explain what has
happened. In addition, it is a
good idea to call the error to the
FpR RENT
3-3-room houses
2—4 room bouses.
FOR SALE
Pennington Green
Kent
Lawn
Fescue
Garden
Izer
lad Seed
attention of your employer as
soon as you can, so he may make
the necessary corrections on his
records and not repeat the error
later.
Question: My employer gave
me a W-2 Form showing what he
paid ms in 1961, but the report I
got back from Social Security in
Baltimore shows "None" for 1961.
Whqt should 1 do?
Answer: You should go to. the
social security office and report
this. They can help you taka the
necessary action.
Question: After I check my so
cial security account once, how
sotih Can I chock U again?
Answer: You can check your
account as often as once a year
if you like. There is no charge
for this service. We encourage
everyone to check his social se
curity record at least ones every
three years. This is especially
Important if you work for more
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than one employer. In this way,
you can keep up with your rec
ord and make sure it is correct.
Remember, if there has been a
mistake made on your record,
the longer the mistake goes un
noticed the harder it is to cor
rect.
OFFICE 8UPFUB
CHRONICLE JFUB. CO.
FOR SALE
RECLEANED FESCUE
SEED
JOE H. BONDS
LUMBER CO.
Can 8S3-2174
Or 83S-1989 (Night)
Clinton, S. C.
Johnson Enterprises
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FREE! FREE! FREE! 2
WITH EVERY NEW AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE |
POLICY TAKEN OUT SO THAT YOU MAY 8E- "
CURE YOUR 1964 Tags you will recelYe FREE A ■
VIP pocket money and identification waUet. Ask ■
us about it. Bring this clipping with you. B
JAME E. WOLFE AGENCY
200 North Broad Street
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SR 22’s filed the day you are in our office j
Savo Or Invest
with
Accounts Insured up to $10,000
-Profit
^ if ™
4% per Annum
—Convenience
In Person or by Moil
Funds Available When Needed
Laurens Federal Savings
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
PHONE 2-5012
LAI HENS. S.
ROYAL PORTABLE Typewrit
er was 135.00—Now 99.50. The
Chronicle Stationery Store.
SCOTCH TAPE MAGIC MEND
ING tape for permanent paper
mending (with bolder). The
Chronicle.
FOR SALE—Saddles horses and
ponies. Jimmy Dutton, Phone
833-2838. A-l-tf
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COACH CLAUDE HOWE
CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL
FOR SALE
Beautiful waterfront lots oa
Lake Greenwood.
Pineland Shores
.. Subdivision
Contact Sam' Chaney
Clinton: Box 148, Telephone
833-1959; or Laurens 984-4993.
Piggly Wiggly
SOUTH
GRAD® ‘A
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EGGS
pACON
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FRESH PORK
Interviewed By Rill Hogan
Qver
WLBd-AM-FM
FRIDAYS-8:15 A. M.
Sponsored By
Bank of Clinton
Wasson - Wasson
Incorporated
HICKORY TAVERN
WELL BORING
GEORGE E. WASSON
JAMES D. WASSON
36 MONTHS TO PAY
TERMS
Phones Laurens Rural 27810,
25200, 25205, or Contact at
Wasson Bros. Store at Hick
ory Tavern.
MEN-WOMEN
COUPLES
Motel Managers
21 orSOPhiB??
If you can qualify, motel In
dustry needs trained per-
wnnel. Exceptionally Ugh
earnings and attractive
furnished apartment No
interference of present em
ployment or business while
training. Free nation-wide
placement service. For per
sonal interview write Conti
nental Motel Association,
Box 325, Urbana, Va. lcS5
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3 dozen 90c
, doz. 38c
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