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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
• Minimum $1.25 up to 25 words
5e For Each Additional Word
• Obituaries, Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices
Charge at 5 Cents Per Word. Minimum, $1.5*
• ALL CLASSIFIED ADS CASH
DEADLINE—5:00 P. M., TUESDAY
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—3 room furnish
ed house suitable for couple.
Call 833-0745 F13-lc
FOR RENT — Large spaces
to park your trailer, $20 per
month. Also trailers for rent.
Copeland's Mobile Home
Park, across from hospital
Phone 833-2292 Posey W.
Copeland. F6-tfc
RO-GA-DA TRAILER PARK
FOR RENT —Trailer space
with patio. Cali 833-2218.
J30-8c-M20
HELP WANTED
GOOD MAN OVER 40 for
short trips surrounding Clin
ton. Man we want is worth
up to $16,500 in year, plus
regular cash bonus. Air mail
R. B. Dickerson, President,
Southwestern Petroleum Cor
poration, Forth Worth, Tex
as, 76101. F13-1C
HELP WANTED—Alterations
lady for full time work. Ap
ply Sunshine Cleaners. F6-tfc
NOnCE
NOTICE—Will do typing and
stenographic work in my
home. Will deliver. 20 years
cxpgcKpcfcW^OpOO. Fl£2cF20
NOTICE — Need an odd job
around your bouse complet
ed? The Pledge Class of Al
pha Sigma Phi will have a
Slave work detail for hire
Saturday, Feb. 15. Call 833-
9838 Friday afternoon and
Saturday. FIS-lc
NOTICE
Now is the time for spring
planting of world famous
Stark Brothers fruit trees,
roses, and shrubbery. As rep
resentative for Stark Broth
ers Nursery, you may call
897-6571 for evening and Sat
urday appointments for help
in planning your home or-
chard and landscaping. Terms
available. E. L. Henderson.
F13-lp
NO TRESPASSING
On any property, city or
County, of Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Cox. F6-3C-F20
LOSE WEIGHT safely with
Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c
at Sadler-Owens Pharmacy.
F6-3C-F20
REDUCE safe and fast with
GoBese and E-Vap “water
pills. Howard’s Pharmacy.
J16-6c-F20
INCOME TAX SERVICE
State and Federal
11th Year
CHARLES H. HUGHES
833-3260 Nite 833-1796
J9-A15
PEP UP with Zippies “Pep
Pills.” non-habit forming.
Only $1.98. Howard’s Phar
macy. J16-8c-M6
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
All Tax Returns Filed
Books Kept Up-To-Date
CHARLES H. HUGHES
883-3260 Nites 833-1795
J9-tfc
INCOME TAX RETURNS
See Mac Williams, 604 Bla
lock Drive, Joanne. Phone
397-6123. J16-tfc
NOTICE — Complete line of
Gray Seal Paints. Open Mon.-
Fri. 7:80-5:30. Will be in store
'Saturday by appointment on-
: ly. Clinton Paints and Wall-
: papers, E. Carolina Ave.,
418-1314. D12-tfc
FRAZIER and STONE Sep
tic Tank Co. We manufacture,
deliver and install septic
tanks. Bulldozer work, land
scaping, paving, sidewalks
and driveways. Topsoil. R.
H. Frazier, call after 5:00 p.
m. and before 7:00 a. m.,
697-6162. Between 7:00 a. m.
and 5:00 p. m. Call 697-6201.
017-tfc
FARMERS —Need cash for
farm operation? See your
farmer-owned PCA. Loans up
to 7 years. See L. D. Beden-
gaugh, general manager,
Palmetto Production Credit
Association, Jacobs Building,
Clinton, S. C. M28-tfc
NOTICE—Garbage collection
service. If needed, call John
T. Rice, 833-2887. F28-4c-m21
REAL ESTATE
FOR &ALE — Electric com-
merddf drink box. Perfect
condition. Call lone Adair,
833*2940 or 833-2358. FIS-lc
FOR SALE — World famous
Stark Brothers fruit trees
roses, shrubbery, ornamentals
and shade trees. Call your
Stark Brothers Nursery rep
resentative, E. L. Henderson,
at 897-6571. Easy terms avail
able. F13-lp
COMPLETE SELECTION of
knitting yarns and accesor-
ies. Books, needles, etc.
FREE instructions to yarn
customers. Available most
evenings — check by tele
phone. Mrs. Alvin Hueble,
Phone 833-1599. Fft-tfc
SEE OUR annex for used
televisions, black and white
and color; stereos, electric
ranges, auto, washers, lawn
mowers, toys. Easy Terms.
Cox Home & Auto Supply,
205 N. Broad St. J16-tfc
NOTICE — New shipment of
Books. Keith Miller’s “A
Taste of New W i n e,” “A
Second Touch.” Make won
derful gifts. Around the world
inspirational calendar. At the
Chronicle Office, 108 Gary
FOR SALE—By owner, home
with 3 bedrooms, formal din.
ing, living rooms, den with
very attractive fireplace,
kitchen with dining area.
House completely carpeted.
Central Air Ooadifoaing.
Complete basement and pav
ed driveway. Nice location on
large wooded lot. Call 833-
0398 for appointment.
F13-2C-F20
FOR SALE —Brick house,
bedrooms, 1ft baths. Living
room, kitchen-den combina
tion. Paved carport. Storage
room. Call 833-3759 after 5:00
p.m. F13-4p-Mp
FOR SALE—5 room house on
four acres of land. On Lake
Greenwood. Well and plumb
ing. Tillman or Ruby Morse,
Rt. 1, Cross Hill, 441-3201. No
collect calls. F13-tfc
FOR SALE—2 4-room houses
at Lydia Mill Village. Low
down payment. Call Bailey
Agency, 833-0681. F6-tfc
FOR SALE—3-bedroom home
on Pinewood Avenue. Kitchen
and den combination. Living
room and hall carpeted. Duct
heating. Fenced-in back yard.
Call 833-3884. J30-tfc
FOR SALE — Aluminum
plates used in printing The
Chronicle. Ideal for covering
outbuildings. 20c per sheet.
Purchase at Chronicle office,
109 Gary St 833-0541.
FOR SALE — Browning Auto
matic shot guns, Winchester
Rifles, Colt hand guns. Lydia
Mills Store. 833-0631. S-22-tfc
FOR SALE: SEE MAXWELL
BROTHERS WAREHOUSE
ANNEX, 209 MUSGROVE
STREET FOR BARGAINS
IN NEW AND USED FUR
NITURE AND APPLIANCES
WHICH COME AND GO.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
J-12-tfe
MOBILE HOME SALES —
New and used. Easy financ
ing available. C-B-M Enter
prises, Telephone 833-3829.
N9-tfc
PIANOS —Good used pianos
for sale, tuned and ready to
go—terms to suit you. The
Trading Post, 200 E. Main
St, Laurens, S. C. AlIMfc
OFFICE SUPPLIES
THE CHRONICLE
TELEPHONE 833-0541
FOR SALE — 6 room house
with 10 acres of land. Live
stock bam and milk bam.
Located 16 miles from Clin
ton off Chappells Highway.
Price $11,800. Call Bailey
Agency, 833-0681. J23-tie
FOR SALE — 65 acres land.
10 miles west of Clinton on
the Old Milton Road. $150 per
acre. Contact Estelle Suber
on Airport Road or Call 833-
3533. J2-tfc
FOR SALE — 3-bedroom
bouse. Good location. Call
Pitts Realty, 833-2805. D12-tfc
WANTED
WANTED —3000 dirty shirts
(or more) to launder every
week. Sunshine Cleaners and
Laundry. F13-tfc
FOR SALE
IT’S inexpensive to clean rugs
and upholstery with Blue
Lustre. Rent electric sham
poo er $1. T. E. Jones A Sons,
Furniture, Clinton.
FOR SALE — Hospital bed
with repellent mattress cover
and lift Like new. See at the
Mississippi Youngs. F13-lc
SEPTIC TANK CLEAN-
IG SERVICE, 900 Sloan St,
Sewtr Tape for rent
Clyde Brazffl, 8380047 oi
wiAt, 8g$4886.
A24-P-J4I
FOR SALE—Size 11-12 dress
es, suits (mostly wool), $2-$3;
auto top carrier and cover, $3;
youth chair and wheel toys,
good condition, $1.00 each.
CaU Mrs. Carter, 833-1856
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REMOVE carpet paths and
spots; fluff beaten down nap
with Blue Lustre. Rent elec
tric shampooer $1. Belle's
Deffc. Store, CUaton.
Backhoe Work
TRENCHER
WATER LINES
CONDUIT DITCHES
LAWN PREPARATION
AND PLANTING
RESTRICTED MOBILE
HOME SPACES
TRAILER PARK
Ernest E. Cox
603 E. Florida St.
833-1500
FOR SALE
Bag Coal
and
Coal By
The Ton
JOHNSON
ENTERPRISES
DIAL 833-2540
Expert Carpet
Cleaning
• Modern Equipment
• FREE Estimates
• AO Work Guaranteed
DUKE
Janitor Supply
101 West Pitts St,
833-1879
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Be Sure ... Insure
GOODMAN
INSURANCE
833-3977
Wasson & Wasson
Incorporated
HICKORY TAVERN
WELL BORING
GEORGE E. WASSON
JAMES D. WASSON
Phone La arena Rural 682-
2826 or contact at Waason
Brothers Store at Hickory
Tavern.
1. Wall-to-Wall Oarpsi
By Factory Trained
Mechanics.
2. Carpet Cleaning Ma
chines for Rental
3. Custom Made Dra
peries.
4. Decorator Consultant.
5. Large Stock of Furni
ture and Carpet.
LAWSON
Furniture Co.
Joanna
CHRONICLE
833-0541
Office Bldg.
220 West Main St.
Clinton, S. C.
FOR SALE
Contact
CITIZENS FEDERAL
Savings & Loan Ass'll.
Clinton, S. C.
SAVE $ $ > $
Homeowners
Insurance
• • • •
GOODMAN
Ins. Agency
104 West Pitta St
Dial 833-3977
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1 XTf HMINATING COMPANY
STARTAMSUSa 1 &
Doctor
in the Kitchen
by Laurence M. Hursh, M.D.
Consultant, National Dairy Council
A FARMER’S ADVICE
About a year ago, I was perus
ing a newspaper and ran across
a letter to the editor of a Wiscon
sin newspaper. The letter not
only intrigued me for its interest
ing writing style. Its subject mat
ter also seemed to offer a great
deal of common sense. The points
are made in the letter in simpli
fied language, but as a generalized
statement I can fiAd nothing in it
to seriously criticize and much to
recomhiend it to you.
So here is the letter:
“Dear Editor:
“Looking around for something
to take the place of a daily,
dreary vitamin pill, I discovered a
liquid product that has all the
known indispensables for good
health, plus a few extras.
“After making sure it had the
regular A, B, C, D, and E vita
mins, I checked out the other
fairly well-known ones: riboflavin,
niacin, pyridoxine, pantothenic
acid and folic acid (all in the so-
called vitamin B complex). It had
them all.
“Then, I turned to the minerals.
I found this drink had every sin
gle mineral known to be neces
sary to the human body! These
include phosphorus, potassium,
magnesium, chloride, calcium,
sodium, and iron.
"I found that we need 19
minerals. This drink had them all
and 10 more besides.
“Then it struck me! The pill
peddlers have been pushing a
protein pill lately. Could it be
. . . ? I found 10 different pro
teins (amino acids) we need for
good health. This drink had them
all plus another eight.
“Just to be sure, I called a doc
tor and asked him his opinion of
the product. He told me, Tt fa
vors growth and development in
youth, confers health and vigor
throughout life and postpones
old age.’
“I tried a dietitian and he
praised it. I got similar answers
from a dentist, nurse, beauty ex
pert, and a food editor.
“They all agreed it was the
most convenient, pleasant and ef
fective way to fill the nutritional
gaps of ordinary diets and to pro
mote growth, health and energy
“This stuff must cost plenty, I
thought Would you believe it?
The price in my area is about 90
cents a gallon.
“They call it milk.
A Farmer”
Applied Research Is Industry’s
Responsibility, DuBridge Says
In all areas of government interest—space, defense, atomic
energy, transportation, standards, etc.—industrial research
and development are the nation’s prime technological resources,
L. A. DuBridge, special assistant to President Richard M.
Nixon for Science and Technology, said in a letter to Melvin
A. Zurn, chairman, Science/Technology Committee of the
National Association of Manufacturers.
Noting that his comments since his appointment have been
confined to universities and basic research problems, he added,
“I take for granted, as most other people do, that as one gets
beyond the area of basic research into applied research, ad
vanced technology and development, industry must and always
will carry the prime responsibility.”
Shipwreck Spot
More than 130 shipwrecks
have occurred around the
I Falkland Islands in the South
Atlantic Ocean because of
the strong winds
O. K. USED O. K.
CARS
1968 CHEVROLET
Impaia 4DS. Loaded —
LOW MILEAGE.
1966 CHEVROLET
Impaia SS Cpe. ONE
OWNER — EXTRA
CLEAN.
1966 CHEVROLET
Impaia 4DS. LOADED
—ONE LOCAL OWN
ER.
1966 CHEVROLET
Bel-Air 4DS, V-8 Auto
matic — CLEAN.
1965 FORD
Qistom 6 Cyl., Automat
ic — Air Conditioned.!
1962 CHEVROLET
Biscayne 4DS, V-8, Au-
tomatic — “WHITE."
WE INVITE YOU TO
VISIT OUR USED CAR
LOT — DRIVE AND
COMPARE — BEFORE
TRADING OR BUY
ING.
CALL 833-0042 FOR
ANY ASSISTANCE.
PLAXICO
CHEVROLET, Inc.
Dial 833-0042
TRAILERS:
FOR RENT
CONTACT
LAWSON
FURNITURE
b lMua '
PLUMBING
OK
riEATMC
or
833-0061
■ixigSM;
lililiifcjii
Wall To Wall
CARPET
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Whitaker Floor
Coverings
Newberry, 8. C.
Telephone 276-2884
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE — Frame Dwelling: — 6 Rooms — 800
Ferguson Street, Clinton, S. C.
For Sale — Commercial Lot, Approximately
150x100, Sloan Stree, Clinton, S. C.
For Sale—3 Bedroom, l*/ 2 Bath, G Street. Pay
Small Equity and Assume Existing Loan.
For Sale—Beautiful Wooded Lots. Approximate
ly 100 x 200. Just Below Industrial Park. Aa Low
As 675.00. Financing Available.
For Sale—Lots, Approximately 100 x 200. Hatton
Acres, Joanna, S. C. Financing Available.
INSURANCE-
Auto
Fire
Homeowner
Mobile Home
Life
Bonds
AH Forms of Personal and Commerdal Coverage
— Contact —
W. S. Hatton Agency
ASCOE FELTS
NOW ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS
FOR 2ND AND 3RD SHIFT
WATCHMEN POSITIONS
ANYONE INTERESTED MAY APPLY
AT THE OFFICE
9:00-5:00 DAILY
ASCOE FELTS
CLINTON INDUSTRIAL PARK
HELP WANTED
— AT —
C W. Anderson Hosiery Co.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
APPLY AT
PERSONNEL OFFICE
MON.-FRI. 8:30 A. M. — 3:30 P. M.
Joanna Highway — 833-1345
Floor Coverings
Storm Sashes, Doors and
Aluminum Screens.
Cabinet Work
Consolidated Paint Center
Whitmire Highway :—: 833-0636
Compare Cars-
Compare Price
1966 PONTIAC 1995.00 1968 FORD 2495.00
Bonneville 4-Dr. HT. Au
to m a t i c Trans., Power
Steering end Brakes, Pow
er Windows. Only 17.000
Actual Miles. A Local Oar
That Is Like Newl
1967 FORD 1995.00
Gakaxie “500” 4-Dr. HT.
“288” V-8 Engine, Auto
matic Transmission, Power
Steering and Brakes. Fac
to ry Air Conditioning,
dean As A Pin!
1966 CHEV. 1795.00
Impaia 2-Door HT. “896”
Turbo-Jet Engine, Auto
matic Transmission, Pow
er Steering and Brakes,
Vinyl Root, Air Condition
ing. Local Car.
1964 CHEV. 1195.00
Impaia 4-Dr., ‘ “283” V-8
Engine, Powerglide Trans
mission, Radio and Heater.
Local Lady-Driven Oar.
1968 FORD 2195.00
Fairiane ”500” 2-Dr. HT.
“302’. V-8 Engine, Auto
matic Transmission, Ra
dio and Heater, Vinyl In
terior. One Owner, Local
Car.
Fairiane ”500” Fastback,
2-Dr. HT. 302 V-8 Engine,
Autx>matic Trans., Power
Steering, Vinyl Interior,
Factory Air Condttioaing.
Like New! OnoOwner Car.
1966 CADILLAC
3195.00
Calais 4-Dr. HT. FuR Pow-
Cruise Con
trol, AM-FM Radio. Fsc-
tory Air Conditioning. One
Owner, Local Car.
1962 CHEV.
795.00
II Station Wagon, Econo
my 6 CyL Engine, Power-
glide Transmission, Radio
and Heater. Clean Little
Wagon I
1966 VW 113 1395.00
Sedan. Radio and Heater,
Vinyl Interior, Pusb-Oui
Rear Windows. Can’t Be
Told From New!
1962 FORD 695.00
Fairiane ”500’. 4-Dr. V-8
Engine, Standard Trans.,
Radio and Heater. Q—L
Local Car.
For Clean, Late Model Can See Holman Motor Co. Fi
nancing On The Lot
James Holman — George Holman — Tom Ballentine
HOLMAN
N. HARPER STREET
MOTOR
COMPANY
LAURENS