FOR SALE: 10 mo. old
Thoroughbred Colt. Sorrell, with
4 white socks. Goes well under
halter. Needs an experienced
horseman. $2,500. Call (704)
684-9449. adv. 25, 28, 29, 30, 31,C.
SIERRA WOOD STOVE FOR
SALE. Will hold up to 10”
diameter, 32 in. long log.
Excellent condition, $250. Also
glass fireplace enclosure $50. Call
803-592-1181 or 803-592-2480. adv.
24, 25, 28, 29, 30,c.
For complete lawn service call
Bolling & Sons We provide top
soil and fill dirt; fertilize, lime
and aerate lawns and pastures.
Will bush hog, grade and stone
driveways. For free estimates
call 863-4865, adv. m. w. f. tf.
E^ON
Complete Products
Home Heating Oil 457-2507
135 N. Howard St., Landrum
FOR SALE: 1962 MGA Mark II.
Very nice. New paint, original
color red, with new black
interior. Rebuilt engine with 6000
miles. $3,900 FIRM. Call Spar
tanburg, 1-803-433-2297, 8-5 week
days. adv. 23, 24, 25, 28, 29,c.
SPICER’S
Shrub Service
White Pines — 4 to 5
ft.; Hemlocks, Junipers,
Pink and White Dog
woods; Azaleas and
Camelias; Mums — all
colors; Boxwood — all
sizes; Korean Box
woods; Shade Trees —
all sizes. Phone 859-95391
Box 1313, Lynn, N. C.
Tryon Daily Bulletin, Mon., Jan. 28, 1980
The shape of microwave
cooking utensils is as important
as their construction. The best
shape for microwave cooking is
circular; the next best is oval.
Cooking in a square dish results
in double microwave penetration
at the corners and causes food to
cook faster in these corner areas.
It also means time-consuming
stirring and turning to prevent
burning.
TAX SERVICE FOR PAST
26 YEARS. Call Helen Huntley
468-4203 for our new location
Huntley Accounting Service
adv. 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, feb. 4, 7,
11, 14,c.
^^ COLUMBUS
CUTLERY
Quality Cutlery by Case and Parker *
All pocket knives, hunting knifes,
scissors and kitchen knives
15 — 25 percent Below Retail
Buy — Sell — Trade Antique Pocket Knives
Sharpen knives, scissors, axes, etc.
Winter Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. — 8:30 to 5
Mills St. (opposite Smith’s Supermarket) Columbus, N. C.
STAY HEALTHY.... grow
your own garden variety.
Experienced Oleoculturist will do
custom roto-tilling in garden lay
outs. Interested, call 894-3214.
adv. 22, 23, 24, 25, 28,c.
j Want comfort? Have cush-
I ions made for your wooden
j dinette chairs.
3 704-894-8891
1 ASHLEY’S UPHOLSTERY
RICHARD HOPKINS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Charter member of the American Academy of Family Prac
tice, and Senior Aviation Medical Examiner, for the FAA, will
have office hours on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday by appointment, beginning 2 Feb., 1980 in the offices
of Dr. John Preston, 244 Pacolet St. Dr. John Preston will con
tinue in his office on Tuesdays and Fridays.
CHEESE BALLS
Port wine and Brandy Cheese
Balls on sale for $3.25, reg. $3.79.
Iron City Light Beer $1.79
six-pack. MR. A’S DELI, 526 S.
Trade St., 859-9439. adv. 25, 28,c.
NOTICE
For your convenience we will
serve you from our location on
Hwy. 11 near Gowensville. We
are open Monday and Tuesday 10
— 6. The Inman Store is open
Wed. — Fri. 10 to 5 and Sat., 10 to
2. Old South Nat. Ctr. 468-4560.
adv. tf.
Presents
Tryon Concert Association
Gellert Modes, pianist
FEB. 1 — 8:00 p.m.
Fine Arts Center
for members and out of town guests only
North Carolina
FARM
BUREAU
Insurance
WE NOW DEVIATE
22.5%
BELOW STATE RATES
ON THESE POLICIES
FIRE
HOMEOWNERS
FARMOWNERS
MOBILE HOMEOWNERS
SPECIAL MULTI-PERIL (SMP)
Let your Farm Bureau Insurance
Agent assist you.
Mill St.,
Mike Sheehan Columbus, N. C. Randy Greene
894-3320