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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 14, 1957 THE NEWBERRY SUN PAGE FIVE miff. | '•'•'-■v f ' »• S,': i i I : i ■ t IP HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY ITEMS WE PRODUCE: Letterheads Invoices Envelopes Order Books Statements Yearbooks Invitations Business Cards Receipt Books Placards Voucher Checks Circulars File Cards Ruled Forms Programs Form Letters Tickets Advertising Blotters Multi-part Forms Legal Blanks Shipping Tags Gummed Labels SPECIAL SERVICE WITH SPEED ON THESE ITEMS: Prompt service on all types Register Forms, Carbon, Tickets and Supplies. Our connec tions with Rediform Moore, Ennis, Newport & Royal assure you of good quality and prompt service. We are agents for the country’s largest manu- facturers-thus a complete line to choose from. You deal direct with us, and our reputation is behind every sale we make. Roll Tickets... Ledger Sheets... Post Binders ... Stock Receipts... Typewriter Ribbons... Typewriter Papers... Carbon Paper... Mim eograph Paper... Staplers and Staples. The Newberry Sun ■■ i r“-r-'rr-T“r»«c-ir~r-'rE-r»-n«Bii ■■ 'HE I ESI :&f : IB i. 'I rU* '!■■* *1 llw ■ 'll ■■ 30I&O* 't®? '*" ? <5> fc'SESZi* 9 ^I’w j-BB 1 «S POST PUIXER . . . Fence poet, even shrubs end tree roots csn be palled quickly in fashion shown above. Chain is attached to frame of truck a»*d grab-hooked to post. Then a 4-ft. length of 4x4 is placed under chain at angle shown to serve as fulcrum. When truck moves forward, post Is pulled without damage. MORTGAGE LOANS! i . Save Where Your Savings Are Insured INSURED SAFETY! GET THE FACTS TODAY Budding & Loan Association ill? Boyce Street The State Building Newberry, S. C. Pinckney N.'Abrams, Sec.-Treas. DIRECTORS Louis C. Floyd R. Aubrey Harley Thomas H. Pope Pinckney N. Abrams J. Dave Caldwell Ralph B. Baker am r&flMipfj* . liSSHIPW! ;%v:; Do Gamble With Fire? If your answer to the question is a quick NO, think again! You may be gambling with fire every day. Do you think that by obeying a few rules you are protecting your home and family from the danger of fire? If you do, you’re a real gambler, all right! The only real way to prevent fire is to become aware of the causes of fire. Make yourself fire conscious! The man who is careful not to smoke in bed can lose his family, his home and his own life as well, simply be cause the curtains in the kitchen were hung too close to the stove. Few fires start by chance. Most fires are caused by ignorance or carelessness. A fire-informed family is familiar with fire—its uses and benefits as well as its dangers. Parents should make sure their children’s fire education is not left to chance. Some good rules to keep in mind are: Don’t smoke in bed—Use only non-inflammable cleaning fluids— Don’t use frayed electric cords—Keep matches away from young children—Clean out junk from attic and basement—Make sure your electric wiring is not over loaded —Don’ruse ordinary extension cords on heaters or irons—Be careful with lighted cigarettes—Make sure you know how to operate your oil stove—Watch out for sparking chimneys! Most of all. PON T GIVE FIRE A PLAGE TO START! MSI JOIN SPARKY'S FIRt DEPARTMENT NOW I You can become an official member of Sparky s great will help you prevent fires in your home. My fire depart- lire department and join thousands of other children all ment is a non-profit project of the National Fire Protection over the country who are learning how to prevent fires in Association. Send your request to: their home,. Send 25, to my fire department in Boston epAPITY'C eide rtEPABTMENT and I will send you a handsome Inspector’s badge, a colorful DrMKIVf 9 rlKC K/CrMK IfVtEri l membership card and an official Inspector’s manual which BOSTON 1, MASS.