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THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1965 FOR GO-POWER- EAT MORE BACON 'N' EGGS Newberry County Eggs We are happy to join in observance of MARCH - EGG MONTH and extend BEST WISHES to Newberry County's POULTRY and EGG INDUSTRY “Take Home an extra dozen" » NEWBERRY LUMBER CO. CLINE STREET CONGRATULATIONS! We extend our heartiest Congratulations to the Poultry and Egg Industry during MARCH - EGG MONTH We urge you to help the industry grow by using more NEWBERRY COUNTY EGGS this month... and every day of the year. SHEALY IMPLEMENT CO. On The Cut-Off Newberry THE NEWBERRY SUN, NE WBERRY,'SOUTH CAROLINA SECTION B—PAGE SkVBK Any room in the home takes on a j.'ay, party air with the new } c entertainment set consisting c a unique fold-away bar and t* o matching bar stools. ine “Folding-Portobar” can be a " “rmanent fixture in the family o living room or, if space is s >rt, can be quickly dismantled a i stored flat when not in use. T ’ stools will find useful employ- rm it in the kitchen or breakfast room between parties. The 30-inch swivel bar stools have bronzetone legs and walnut finished slat seats and backs. The her lias matching bronzetone self leveling legs, base and a walnut finished top and inner shelf, both plastic coated to make them “par ty-proof.” ■■ v ««••;•••»'&>' •v&r- : : Any room in the home takes on a gay, party air with the new home entertainment set consisting of a unique fold-away bar and two matching bar stools. The “Folding-Portobar” can be a permanent fixture in the family or living room or, if space is short, can be quickly dismantled and stored flat when not in use. The stools will find useful employ ment in the kitchen or breakfast room between parties. The 30-inch swivel bar stools have bronzetone legs and walnut finished slat seats and backs. The bar has matching bronzetone self leveling legs, base and a walnut finished top and inner shelf, both plastic coated to make them “par ty-proof.” ** * A new concept in pantryware storage—wedge-shaped canisters —are said to be the answer to the problem of making the most out of kitchen counter space for storing food staples. These stylish canisters may be stacked, if desired, or arranged in some “just fit” counter areas that heretofore were not usable. They are available in chrome with handsome identifying black and gold monograms, and in satin finish stainless steel (to match stainless steel appliances) with black and silver monograms. Units provide compact storage for 7 pounds of sugar, 2 pounds of coffee, 6 pounds of flour and 96 tea bags. A fifth unit — a matching canister for 2% pounds of cookies — may also be pur chased. It’s time for dad to be off to the office, the kids on their way to school and what happens? “Hey, mom, a button just came off my coat!”- Taking care of this little detail can be short work for the home maker who has a sewing comer similar to the one shown in the accompanying illustration. She doesn’t have to go looking every where for the thread she needs— it’s there in plain sight on the peg board. It’s a handy idea, and it can be a decorative one. Mom can ar range her sewing comer, not only for convenience, but in a fashion that will add a special touch to any room. Something milady will appre ciate is a newly-developed show- erhead anyone can easily install. It features a dispenser that can be filled with bath oil, shampoo or rinse. Fingertip control oper ates water and dispenses the liquid into the spray. Two four- ounces of liquid refresher are included with the showerhead— enough for over two months of shower luxury. The refresher is delicately scented; and compounded of im ported essences, water softening agents and emollient oils to soften dry skin. M WE ARE PROUD of the part we have played in making pos sible the tremendous growth of Newberry County's Poultry & Egg Industry. .•.-.•.V«Vk*S\SVAC Newberry Co-op power turns industry’s wheels. We are happy to Salute the Newberry County Poultry and Egg Industry. Providing service is our business, and among our many customers are the poultry and egg producers and distributors of our county. NEWBERRY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED HOME OWNED BY ’THOSE IT SERVES A do-it-yourself kit for making inexpensive room dividers with decorative hardboard grille work inserts has been created for sepa rating activity areas in the home. The kits are specially designed with only two basic parts—upper and lower sections containing in serts of Panelaire Grille work, silicon-impregnated hardboard grillework framed in hardwood mouldings. The kits make dividers that are adjustable from 88 to 99 inches in height and either 18 or 26 inches wide. e- Assembly is fast and can be ac complished without tools. It sim ply remnres joining the upper and lower l.1 . ider sections by inserting pegs extending Tr 0 m the frame o r -v-. i . l >e other. Congratulations to the NEWBERRY COUNTY POULTRY & EGG INDUSTRY DURING MARCH - EGG MONTH I : ’“I I m Jimmy Bowers stores cartons of eggs at Southern Breakfast Eggs, Inc. Best Wishes for the Continued Success of our Home-Grown Industry Fulmer Building Supplies