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I I V I 6-A—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., July 30, 1970 DO THE JOB FAST! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES— • Minimum $1.25 up to 25 words 5c For Each Additional Word • Obituaries, Cards of Thanks and Trespass Notices Charge at 5 Cents Per Word. Minimum, $1.50 • ALL CLASSIFIED ADS CASH DEADLINE—5:00 P. M., TL'ESDAY FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished bed room, kitchen and bath Cali 833-1880. References required J30-tfc FOR RENT—Five room house 2 miles west of Joanna. Lots of room! Call 697-6803. J30-lc FOR SALE Reduce saie and fast with GoBese Tablets and E-Vap “water pills.” Howard’s Pro fessional Pharmacy. J30-6c-S3 FOR RENT — Working men. Hotel rooms. Maid service, phone, private bath. Single, $15, twin $20 weekly. For air conditioning add $3.00, T.V., $2.00. Hotel Mary Musgrove, Clinton, 833-1621 M14-tfc NbnCE NOTICE—I will not be respon sible for any debts other than my own. William E. Zimmer J16-3p-J30 NOTICE—Garbage collection service. If needed, call John T. Rice, 833-2887. F29-4c-m21 NOTICE! — Several extra nice mirror pianos. Also some cheap ones. Trading Post, Phone Laurens 984- 4931. 205 East Main Street. Terms to suit. A301tfe NOTICE—Golden Touch and sew on choice of three styles cabinets, $75 off for limited time. Also $20 off on Vacuum Cleaners. B. E. Riley, Deal er, 276-3476, Newberry, S. C. A16-tfc NOTICE—LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? COME BY MAX WELL BROS. WAREHOUSE ANNEX, 209 MUSGROVE STREET. CONVENENT TERMS CAN BE ARRANG ED TO SUIT ANY BUDGET. Fl9-:fc 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. CaU 697-6201. B&K SEPTIC TANK CLEAN- ING SERVICE. 906 Sloan St., Clinton. Sewer Tape for rent Call Clyde BrazUl, 833-0S47 ot Donald Kidd, 833-3638. WANTED Would like to do sewing in my home. Call 833-1852. J30-lp FOR PAINTING and House Repairs at a reasonable price call 833-1144. J30-lc utiuty MAN WAOTET)- Belk’s has opening for fuU or part time utility man—good starting salary with many extra benefits. Apply person nel office for interview. J23-tfc WANTED—Lady to do kitch en work 5 hours a day. Call 833-2494. After 9 833-1292. Must have own transportation and be able to swing shifts. SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED Train now to drive semi trucks, local or over the road. You can earn over $4.00 per hour, after short training. No experience necessary.. For interview and application, call 815-525-9481, or write Safety Dept, United Systems, Inc., 3408 Western Ave. N.W., Knoxville, Tennessee 37981. J18-3C-A8 Hospitality Sales has open ings for ladies interested In earning a good income plus the opportunity for advance ment We train. For appoint ment call 897-8808. J23-fe-J30 FOR SALE—3 bedroom home. About 1 year old. Oil duct heat 2 baths. On shore of Lake Greenwood. Lot No. Lake Shore Drive, Skipper's Lofe*. CaU BaBey Agency, t»48tt. A284fc Fight fatigue with Zippies, the great iron pill. Only 1.98. Howard’s Professional Phar macy. J30-6c-S3 FOR SALE—1 all-metal 12 ft. Travel Trailer in excellent condition, sleeps 6, gas stove, ^as lights, sink, water tank, and electric system. Originally priced at $1,800.00 Will sell ;onable. Call 833-1099. J30-lp FOR SALE — If you need J30-2C-A6 J30-2c-A6 J30-lc J30-lp Will keep children in my home—1st shift only. Phone 697-6631. J30-lp Ctfft Lydia FOR SALE—15 acres of land 2*4 miles from Goodman’s Cross Roads. Priced reasonab- Call 833-3061. J30-tfc OR SALE—$650. 1963 M. G. J3-lp OR SALE — Outboard mo- FOR SALE — Thermo-FAX copying machine and Nation al Cash Register. C. R. Mc Daniel, Phone 833-0258. JSOtfc FOR SALE — Large Univox Amplifier. 300 watt power, bass guitar, fuzz tone, wa- wa pedal. Real good condi tion. Call 833-3044. J30 tfc FOR SALE—*63 Galaxie 500— 1 owner—Red with black in terior. Good tires—$450. Call 833-3483. J23-tfc FOR SALE—1968 V-8 Dodgel Dart 270 Hardtop. Air, power! steering, radio. Low Alile-J age, excellent condition. See] at Rocky’s Texaco. Call 833-1 0456. J25-tfcl SEE OUR annex lor usedl televisions, black and whitel and color; stereos, electricl ranges, auto, washers, lawnl mowers, toys. Easy Terms.) Cox Home & Auto Supply,] 205 N. Broad St. J16-tfc| Below Wholesale EXTRA FIRM MATTRESS SETS $37.50 ea. pc. - $75 Set ANDERSON'S 209 E. Fla. St. - 833-3847 (In front of Com. Cash) Executive Secretariefi Experienced secretaries with top shorthand ai*J typ ing skills to assist division administrative and division personnel manager in all phases of administrative and personnel functions. Salaried with excellent employee benefits C. W. ANDERSON HOSIERY Division of Collins & Aik man Corp. An Equal Opportunity Employer White English swans add luster and beauty to Oconee State Park in South Carolina's mountains. CONSOLIDATED WOODWORKS CABINETS • Storm Sashes • Doors • Aluminum Screens CALL 833-0636 Office Bldg. 220 West Main St. Clinton, S. C. FOR SALE Contact CITIZENS FEDERAL Savings & Loan Ass’n. Clinton, S. C. CONSOLIDATED FLOOR COVERINGS Carpet By Mohawk Financing Available Call 833-0636 FOR RENT 6 BRAND NEW HOOVER RI G SHAMPOO MACHINES Full Stock of Blue Lustre T. E„ Jones & Sons 833-0423 ROBBINS BROTHERS Well Drilling 60 Years Experience • Free Estimates Phone 277-4121 Night Phone 862-3625 Greenville, S. C. MONUMENTS Reasonable Prices Sandblasting - Lettering CLINTON E. WHITE ELBERTON GRANITE AND MARBLE CO. Rt. 3, Clinton -Ph. 833-1448 C-B-M ENTERPRISES, Inc. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES Financing Available On Lot Telephone 833-3824 or 833-3829 Wasson & Wasson Incorporated HICKORY TAVERN WELL BORING GEORGE E. WASSON JAMES D. WASSON Phone Laurena Rural 083- 2828 or contact at Waaaon Brothers Store at Hickory Tavern. Attractive Ranch Type brick home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carport, large storage room. Other added features. For fur ther information call 833-0155. Sunset Blvd., Lakewood. J23-2p-J30 FOR SALE — Collard, Cab bage and Tomato Plants. Also Shrubbery, Fertilizers, Insec ticides, Peat Moss, Garden Gloves, Wall Ties and many other garden supplies. Tan- glewood Nursery, Highway 306 J23^tfc CONSOLIDATED FLOOR COVERINGS Floor Coverings By ARMSTRONG Financing Available Call S33-8CU FREE! 6 Hours Free Service Blue Lustre Rug Sham- pooer Machine With Pur chase oC Blue Lustre Rug Shampoo. Gum Remover And Spot Remover For Carpets. CONSOLIDATED FLOOR COVERINGS 833-0636 Backhoe Work TRENCHER WATER LINES CONDUIT DITCHES Mobile Home Spaces Whispering Pines Trailer Park Prather Circle Ernest E. Cox 603 E. Florida St. 833-1500 FOR SALE—One horse. Gen tle, 5 years old, with saddle like new, $200. '56 Ford pick up, good condition, $150. One milk cow, $150. Call 694-2504. No collect calls. J23-2p-J30 FOR SALE—1970 GTO. Pow er steering, power disc brakes. $2905. Call 897-8874. J16-tfc Henry Laurens Antiques. American and English furni ture, Oriental rugs. 213 West Main, 984-8901, Laurens, S C. J16-4fc FOR SALE—Acre lots or five to twenty acre tracts in Hunt er Property Subdivision near Joanna. Lots at prices you can afford to pay. Financing a veritable. Phone 83S-14SB. JMfc REAL ESTATE C. B. HOLLAND (Since 1946) REALTOR Phone 984-4215. If Away Electronic Answer OLD BANK BLDG. LAURENS, S. C. M26-tfc NOTICE! For Camplete Pest Con trol Call (Alfred) Seay's Pest Control. $2.00 Per Room Inside House. $5.00 Dust, or $10-00 Spray Under House. If Toll CaU Collect 495- 2410, Enoree, S. C- 1. WaU-to-WaU Carpet By Factory Trained Mechanics. 2. Carpet Cleaning Ma chines for Rental 3. Custom Made Dra peries. I. Decorator ConsuKaat. 5. Large Stock of Furni ture and Carpet. LAWSON Furniture Co. Joanna Wall To Wall CARPET Whitaker Floor Coverings Telephone 276-2884 Newberry, 8. C. TRAILERS: FOR RENT CONTACT LAWSON FURNITURE Is Jaanaa LOTS FOR SALE on pells Highway near Road. Will finance M For fnformattnn call 1—Lake House, Concrete Block. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Furnished, 260 Ft. Waterfront, Banks Crodk 1—2 Acre Lot. Punched Well, Paved Road, South of Clinton- 1—6 Room Frame Dwelling, 4 Acres Land, New Punched Well, 4 Miles South of Clinton. LOTS—1 To 10 Acre Lots, Southwest of Joanna. 60-Acre Acre Tract of Land, Fenced. 169-Acre Tract of Land. Above adjoining tract north of Clinton. 274-Acre Tract of Land, Fenced, North of Clinton. FINANCING AVAILABLE ON MOST LISTINGS List Your Property Needs — WITH — BILLY PITTS Pitts Realty Dial 888-2606 License Deadline Friday, July 31, 1970 is the deadline that was established by the 1970 Session of the Gen eral Assembly for those per sons who wished to receive ad ditional credits when they bought their 1970-71 license. This message is of import ance only to those individuals who purchased a 1969-70 re sident fishing license or resi- PfST £ TCRMtTI CONTROL W CONTROL PHONE 833-3205 EFIRD’S EXTERMINATING CO. 108 W. Pitts St. Clinton. S. C. GRINDING FOREMAN METAL WORKING INDUSTRY Fully experienced with internal grinding ma chines to assume duties as training siieeialist in new fully air conditioned plant. If interested, send past work history to Box 1110, Hartsville, S. C. TOOL AND DIE MAKER Experienced journeymen to make dies and train apprentices in new, fully equipped shop. Send re sume to P. O. Box 1110, Hartsville, S. C. NOTICE If You Are Planning To Buy A Color TV This Fall, Did You Know That You Can Get One Backed By A Full Year's FREE SERVICE At— LEWIS TV SERVICE Bblock Drive Joanna, S. C. 697-6987 BEFORE YOU BUY Give HOLMAN A Try 70 CHEV. 3395.00 Impala 2-Door HT. 350 V-8 Engine. Auto. Trans., Power Steering, Vinyl In terior, Factory Air Cond. Only 10,000 Actual Miles. Spare Tire Never Been Used. One Owner, Local Car That Can’t Be Told From New! 68 TORINO 2195.00 4-Door. 302 V-8 Engine, Auto. Trans., Power Steer ing, Power Disc Brakes, Vinyl Roof, Power Win dows, Factory Air Cond. Extra Sharp Car! 4 VW BUGS To Choose From. 84 Thru 70. All Have Good Equip ment, Radio, Heater, Vinyl Interior. All of These Bugs Are Sharp As A Tack! 66 BUICK 1695.00 Electra 225 4-Door. Pow er Steering and Brakes, Radio and Heater. Fac tory Air Cond. One Own er, Lady Driven Car That Is Perfect In Every Re spect! 67 FORD 1495.00 Galaxie 500 2-Door HT. 289 V-8 Engine, Auto. TYans., Power Steering, Radio and Heater. Clean As A Pin Inside and Out! We Have Many More To Choose From. For That Top- notch Deal See— 63 METEOR 595 00 Mercury 2-Door HT. V-8 Engine, Auto. Trans., Power Steering, Factory Air Cond. Clean, Local Car! 65 RAMBLER 895.00 Classic 080 Station Wag on. V-8 Engine, Auto. Trans., Power Steering and Brakes. Factory Air Cond. Sharp, Local Wag on That Is Ready For Summer Driving. 66 PLYMOUTH 1295.00 Belvedere II 4-Door. V-8 Engine, Auto. Trans., Ra dio, Heater, White Tires. Extra Clean, Local Car! 64 FAIRLANE 795.00 “500” 4-Door. Economy 6 Cyl. Engine, Auto. Trans., Radio, Heater, Bi Caps, Good Ri Sharp, Local Car That Is Perfect In Every Respect 69 DART 2595.00 Custom 2-Door HT. V-8 Engine, Auto. Trans., Power Steering, Vinyl In terior, Factory Air Cond., Pretty Gold Color With Black Vinyl Roof. One Owner, Lady Driven Car. Only 10,000 Actual Miles! Double Sharp! Big Hub . u d b e r. James H^man : Mitchell Holman : George Holman Tom Ballentine HOLMAN N. HARPE STREET MOTOR COMPANY LAURENS dent combination fishing and hunting license. Both of these licenses expired on June 30 of this year. The Legislature authorized that the holders of such licenses would be entitled to a credit of $2.50, less any credits given previously, when they purchased their new re sident fishing licenses or re- ident combination fishing and hunting licenses. In these times of higher prices and the reduced buying power of the family dol lar, this credit is worthy of consideration. If you want to take advantage of it, you must visit you license agent before last day of July. On August 1 the cost of these licenses will be the same for everyone, $5.25 for a resident fishingand$10.25 for combination fishing and hunting license. ♦ * * Electricity Means Much BY M. L. OUTZ Ounty Agent ELECTRICITY: What d^es it mean F us t-day° There is hardly a way t>> measure its value. H“W many of you re member studying by the old kerosene lamp 0 I can remem ber it very well, and it was a po T light, especially with a large family - the house was heated by a fireplace and you had to keep warm as well as try to study. I don't kn w f any thing that has added moretothe standard f living f r rural pe-ple than electricity. This would rank along with the auto mobile, as far as I m concern ed. It may be that the auto mobile was enjoyed by just a few back then, but electricity was enjoyed by all members of the family. And as time went on, the refrigerator, washing ma chine, and all the electrical ap pliances were added. I am sure that you who have freezers will say that this is ne of the ap pliances that added greatly to your standard >f living. I asked Joe Smith, Office Manager of the REA local ffice, about the co-op and Joe was telling me that the Laurens Co-op serves over 11,0<90 members and con tinues to gr w. I was talking with Wayne Can non, County Agent in Lancaster County and a brother to our own C. B. Cannon, and he mentioned that one of his proudest ac complishments while being County Agent was that of having a part in selling the REA to rural people. He said at the time, the Governor of the State called all County Agents to a meeting and asked them to work hard and sell this to the people of South Carolina. I am sure every agent that had a part in this endeavor can look back with great pride. The electricity, along with the telephone, and the farm-to-market roads, brought country folks right up with our sophisticated city brothers. I am sure this is an appropriate time to express our congratu lations to Jack Templeton for having been appointed manager of the Laurens REA Co-op. I know Jack understands rural people, having come up out in the country himself, and he knows the great benefit that they derive from this service. It is also fitting that we express our appreciation to the fine work Henry Paris did through the years in organizing, building, expanding, and giving the people the service that he has through the years. I know all members want to thank Henry and wish him the very best in his re tirement. Our County has other pro grams that we should all work together on and see that they come true. Community trash disposal pits should be established. This is important if we are to keep up with the times and not get buried in our own filth. We must get the job done. The telephone lines between Laurens and Clinton and Mount- ville and Cross Hill should be open up and toll free. The companies involved should be a part of our communities to the extent that they, too would like to contribute to or ogress.