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THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE ELEVEN Try A News Want Ad When You Want Action And Want It Quick SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1938. Automotive LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE BRITAIN, IRELAND ROCK HILL FIRST, IIS HI Rents And Board f. FURNISHED ROOMS FRONT bedroom, large closet, four windows, heat, private bath. Close in. Phone 5038.

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Tour ad will aoceptad over tht phono and mouenter acnt (or collection provided tou bara a phone lilted ajeur nam. Keyed ade etrtetl confidential. COOPERATE WITH US 40 edverttelni appearing The Oreenvllle New Piedmont clanlllad eolumn la eennorod with the Intent to eliminate all fraudulent eopj and The Ntwi-Ptedmont will appreciate Information trom onr reader that will belp In forwarding It effort The Greenville, Newe-Pledmont ra-erve the right to classify, edit, aad reject any eopj. Phone 3800 GREENVILLE NEXT IN MUSIC EVENTS (Continued From Page One) lows: "excellent," "superior" and 'good," equivalent to first, second and third ratings, respectively: Vocal solos bass, excellent: Earl Fox. Batesburg-Leesville; Harold Lollis, Belton.

Superior: James Thornton, Winthrop training school; Mack Osborne. Florence; Bernard Rice, Rock Hill. Good: Chalmers Brazzell, Rock Hill. Tenor Excellent: Chalmers Braz- zell. Rock Hill; Preston Westmoreland.

Greenville: Charles Whleldon. Kingstree. Superior: Dean Brockman, Greer; Goodwin Thomas, Winthrop Training school. Good: Harry Howie, Andrews; Marion Robinson, Orangeburg; Marion Buiton, Belton: Vernard Bridges, Gaffney. BAKU U.N Wl.WtKS Baritone Excellent: Leroy Brock- am, Greer; superior: Herbert Black.

Winthrop Training school; Emery Mills, Florence: Johnny Ashe, Bates burg-Leesville. Good: Clifton John son. BiacKstocK: urenton tsaiiey. Lockhart: William Henry, Chester: Charles Vassey, Gaffney; Tom Good, Rock Hill; Canty Gordan, Kingstree. Contralto Excellent: Frances Clarke.

Florence. Superior: Lonie Barbom, Sumter; Marion Logan. Winthrop Training school; Helen Bolt, Laurens. Good: Mary Weir, Blackstock; Ethel Kassler, Gaffney; Edith Gunter, Batesburg-Leesville; Lois Hunter, Lancaster; Mariam Ward, Rock Hill. Soprano Excellent: uiona Pat terson, Greer; Superior: Shirley Gardner, Ashley Hall; Elizabeth Dickman; Virginia Smith, Batesburg-Leesville, Annie Roddey, Win- tnrop Training scnooi; nancy oper, Laurens: Mary Esther Gaulden, Rock Hill; Carolyn Guess, DenmarK.

Good: Caroline Long, Kingstree: Mplbft Montabbano. Sumter: Biuy Boyce, Andrews, Mary Elizabeth ktnson, Chester; Jacqueline eyers, Greenville; Essie Rollins, Woodruff; La villa Ferguson, Lancaster; Agnes Maves. Newberry. UNCHANGED YOKE SOU) Unchanged voice solo Superior: Robert Lake. Whltmlre; Hambright, York.

0000: Pius: ar- vey Atwill, riorence. uooa; uuiucs (Buddy) Cornwell. Chester; Thomas Bankhead, Sharon: Charles Becht-ler. Rock Hill; Beverly Wllby. John Street School, Greenville; Jack Cox, Winthrop Training school: Sam Roach.

Bishopville: James nariey, Orangeburg; Jimmie Hmson, i-an- cftstcr. Ronrnno Excellent: Bettv Bridges, Rock Hill; Helen Hutto. St. George. Superior: Dot Barfield, Virginia- Cox, Florence.

Good: Car- niini. Bflbb. Laurens; Florence mri- lev Batesburg-Leesville; Jane Whit- wortn, BiacKsvocn. rc.B""" Chester; Helen Pridmore. aaffney.

Abbie 8ue Stones. is.ersnaw. n-ca Sealy, Winthrop Training school; M.md wvrhe. Greenville. Good- niiia- rinris Starnes, Lancaster; Marv Elizabeth Moon, Anderson.

Parker. Sum- J. Baritone horn-superior: Edgar WFlute-excellent: Stiles Stribling, GSaxophone-good: J. C. Turbevllle, Florence: Virginia King.

Lancaster. TROMBONE CONTEST Trombone-good: Joe Bell, Fort Mill; Billy Foreste, Sumter; Lewis Rauton. Rock Hill; Roper Pender-grass, Florence. Trumpet-excellent Allan Brock- man, cneswr. oupt-i.

bevllle, Florence; Ernest Williams, Rock Hill; Jack Sowell, Lancaster. Good: Glenn Carter, Mt. Zion: Morris Magursky. Sumter; Zack Gram-ling. Orangeburg; Maxine Jackson.

Whitmire; Oates Strout. Clover. Clarinet-superior: Leroy Dennis, Florence. Oood: Anderson; Horace Frayle. Mt.

Zion. Jessie Yarborough, Whitmire-New- bprrv Vi'oiin' solo-excellent: Lucille Crosby, Chester; Charles Whildon Kingstree. Superior: Ignaze Ster-ehos Greenwood. Good. Betty Kirk.

Rock Hill; Carolyn Coxe, Ben- nettsville. Male quartet-superior: Plus: Sumter. Superior: Greer pood. Rock Hill. Winthrop Training school.

Florence. Batesburg-LeeRvillf. MIXED QUARTETTE Girls' trio-excellent: Florence, Suporior-plus: Batesburg-LeesvUle; superior: Rack Hill. Newberry. Good plus: Chester.

Orangeburg. Good. Sumter, Andrews. Greer, Lancaster, Laurens, Anderson, Whitmire. Mixed quartet: excellent: Rock Hill.

Superior: Sumter, Greer. Good. Newberry, Florence, Great Fans, Anderson. Andrews. Boys' giee club, class Anderson.

Superior: Orrer, Sumter. Good-plus: Rock Hill. Good: Florence. r.ww Hire club, class A txcei-lent: Greer! Rock Hill. Superior: Sumter.

Oood-plus: anaeburg. Florence. Good. Gaw- String cnscmoir-aw." ville. Superior iienneivsvmc.

RBrkass ensemble-Excellent Green-villc Superior: Whltmlre. Good. Winthrop Training school. Reed ensemble-Excellent: Greenville Suoerlor; Whitmire. Boys' glee club, class B-Oood-plus: Simpsonville.

Good: Winthrop TrainliiE school: Clover. GREENVILLE WINMKS Junior high "chool unchanged voice choruses-Excellent: Green-ville girls, Greenville boys inth-rop Training school. Supwtor. York, Bishopville. Rock Hill.

Centra school of Rock Hill Cheater. Good-Plus: Wardlaw Junior high school, Columbia. Good: Florence, Olrls' alee club, class C-fiupcrlor Oakley Hall. Good: Blackstock Girls' glee club, class Excellent: Winthrop Training school. Superior-plus: Simpsonville.

Superior: Great Falls. Ashley Hall. Oood: Lancaster. Bishopville, Taylors. Ware FATHER'S DEATH Body Of Eddie Frank White, Textile Worker, Is Viewed By Coroner's Jury SERVICES TOMORROW ANDERSON.

Apr. 22. A father lay dead today and his son was being held at the Anderson county jail allegedly as a result of a difficulty which occurred in an Orr mills village home yesterday afternoon. Eddie Frank White. 56, former Texan and for a number of years an employe of the Orr mills, died this morning at 10:45 o'clock at the Anderson County hospital as a.

result of a badly fractured skull, the injury having been inflicted with a chair by his son. Lonnie White. 24, who waa arrested soon after the altercation Thursday and Is being held in the county jail pending action by a coroner's Jury. JURY VIEWS BODY Coroner J. Olin Burton empan-nelled a jury this morning and the body of the elder White was viewed.

The coroner did not set a date -for the inquest but is expected to order an investigati6n probably early during the coming week. The altercation which resulted in the death of his father occurred yesterday afternoon about 2:30 o'clock at the White residence, 3 Prince street Orr mills. According to the version given by young White as well aa his mother, the elder White entered the house just after Lonnie White had finished his lunch. The elder man reportedly ordered his son to leave the house. The latter refused.

The elder man allegedly had a piece of iron in- his hand and when he advanced on his son, the latter hurled a chair at his father. One of the legs of the chair struck the elder man upon the head and penetrated the skull, leaving a gaping hole from which the brain protruded. It was said. TRANSFUSIONS GIVEN The wounded man was rushed' to the Anderson County hospital where a blood transfusion was given Wednesday night and another today but to no avail, Young White told officers that he had no intention of slaying his father and had no idea that the chair would inflict a mortal wound, indicating that he was only attempting to protect himself and other members of the family. Eddie Frank White was born in Texas, his parents, the late Robert White and Mrs.

Katie Jennings White having originally lived in Douglasville, Ga. He had been mak ing his nome in Anderson lor -ce past 12 years and was employed by the Orr cotton mills as a weaver. He is survived by his wife, the former Miss Janie Maneee. and two sons and two daughters, Austin and Lonnie White. Anderson; Mrs.

W. C. Craft and Mrs. H. E.

Strickland. Anderson; four brothers and four sisters, Luther White, Douglasville, Gordon White, Atlanta; Lonnie White, Sewanee, Bud White, Atlanta; Mrs. Florence Hope. Douglasville, Mrs. Fannie Stoyle.

Douglasville, Mrs. Nannie Maw-ton. Atlanta, and Mrs. Mattie Gilmore. Gainesville, Ga.

Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Orrville Methodist church with the Rev. Francis Cunningham officiating, assisted by the Rev. C. V. Martin.

Interment will follow in Silver Brook cemetery. On Cotton By CCC WASHINGTON. Apr. 22. The Commodity Credit corporation reported todav loans totaling on 5.332 809 bales of cotton through April 21.

This included loans of $6,343,528 on 151.508 bales, which had been paid and the cotton released. The number of bales, by states, on which loans had been made included: Alabama 778.138. Arkansas 363.733, Florida 993. Georgta 438.590, Louisiana 290.614. Missireippi 577,270, North Carolina 1 13,745, South Carolina 251,031.

Tennessee 276,509, and Virginia 9.627. U. S. Neutrality In Spain Be Continued WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 (Pi Informed officials concluded from President Roosevelt's statements at a press conference today that the United States neutralUy policy toward the Spanish civil war would continue in effect.

Shoals, Fort Mill, 'Green Sea, Clover. Band, class C-Superior: Rock Hill junior band. Oood: Lancaster, Mt. Zion. Band.

cUsc Excellent: York. Band, class A Excellent: Greenville, Florence. Superior: Orangeburg Rock Hill. Sumter. Marching band-Excelientr York, Rock Hill.

Superior: SumteT. A CATPELLA CHOIR A capuelU choir Excellent: Win. throp Training school and Ashley Hall, superior: Laurens and Greer. Good: Orangeburg. Mixed chorus: Class Good: BlftCrtAtoc Mixed chorus, class Excellent: Winthrop Training school Superior: Batesburg-LeesvUle.

Good: Great Falls. Mixed chorus, class A Excellent: Rock Hill. Superior: Sumter. Oood: Newberry, Laurens and Kingstree. ij GEORGE McMANUS RESULT DP BLOW NOTICE Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the subscribers to the capital stock of Hlnson Hinson, at the office of J.

LaRue Hinson, in the Dean Building, Greenville, South Carolina, on the 25th day of April, 1938, at 10 o'clock A. for the purpose of incorporation. L. O. HINSON L.

L. HINSON. J. URUE HINSON Greenville, S. April'21, 1938.

NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to an order of the Hon. G. Dewey Oxner, Resident Judge of the Thirteenth Circuit, dated April 22, 1938, that all claims against, the Peoples Building and Loan Association must be filed with the Con servator on or before noon, May 12, 1938, or be forever barred. The office of the Conservator will be lo cated at 212 Masonic Temple until and including April 30, 1938, and thereafter at 200-A West McBee Avenue. GEORGE NORWOOD, Conservator of Peoples Bulld-V ing and Loan Association.

April 22, 1938. NOTICE OF TAX SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. By virtue of and under the authority of certain Tax Executions issued by the Treasurer of Greenville County, I have levied upon and taken exclusive possession of the following property and will sell same to the highest bidder at pub lic auction within the legal hours of sale at the Greenville County Court House, on Monday, May 2nd, 1938. Terms of sale: Cash, DUNKLIN TOWNSHIP 1 School District 61 acres of land on the waters of Horse Creek and formerly belong ing to R. C.

Rldgeway. Now or formerly in the name of Mrs. India Pepper. Amount of taxes due $183.16, with cost and interest for the years 1930 through 1936. GROVE TOWNSHIP 4-D School District.

1 lot of land located near the town of Piedmont. Now or formerly be longing to Geo. H. Thompson. Amount of taxes due $17.80, with costs and Interest, for the years 1930, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1935 and.

1938. AUSTIN TOWNSHIP 5-F School District. Tract of land containing 52 acres now or formerly belonging to Mrs. C. H.

Hughes and J. F. McKelvey. Amount of taxes due $75.23 for the years 1932, 1934, 1935 and 1838, with costs and interest. Tract of land containing 201 acres now or formerly belonging to Mary L.

Hughes and Francis E. Hughes. For a more particular description see deed of Nannie C. Holland et al to Mary L. and Francis E.

Hughes, recorded In R. M. C. office for Greenville county in deed book 137, page 293. Amount of taxes due $184.88 with costs and Interest for the years 1933, 1935 and 1936.

GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP 8-AB School District. 2 lots of land known as lot number 7 and 8 of Summit View as per plat on file in R. M. C. office for Greenville County In Plat Book page 75.

For a more particular description see deed of A. L. Whipple to Helen M. Day, recorded in Vol. page 76.

Now or formerly belonging to Helen M. Day. Amount of taxes due $63.39 for the years 1930 through 1936 with costs and Interest. CHICK SPRINGS TOWNSHIP- 9-H School District. 1 lot and building located in the Town of Greer on Hill Street bound, ed by the lands of E.

S. Dobson, Planters Savings Bank and right of way of Southern Railway. For a more particular description see deed of W. R. Moseley to Mary Aters, recorded in R.

M. C. office for Greenville County in Vol. 187, page 74. Amount of taxes due $103.38 for the years 1933 through 1936 with costs and Interest, GREENVILLE CITY-17 School District.

Part of lot on South End Ave. and shown in the City Plat Book as lot number 9-A of block 1, page 67. Now or formerly belonging to J. K. Dickson.

Amount of taxes due with costs and Interest for the years 1931 through 1936. One lot and building located on Echols street and shown on the City Plat Book'a lot number 13, block 1, page 21. Now or formerly belonging to J. W. Pennington.

Amount of Uxe due $77.86 with cost and Interest for the years 1933 through 1936. M. L. ASHMORE, Delinquent Tsx Collector Oreenvllle County. WE'LL.

KNOW- WeLLrlT'5 LITTLE EARlV- TH' LAUNDRie HAVEN'T CL05ED FO? THE DAY WILL SIGN PACT Details Of Agreement That It Is Hoped Will End Bickering Secret LONDON, Apr. 22. (A) Great Britain and Ireland today reached an agreement they hoped would end years of bickering. An announcement by the do minions office said the accord had been concluded, but gave no de tails. Drafted after three mbnths of ne gotiations headed by British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Irish Prime Minister Eamon de Va-lera, the agreement will be signed Monday.

Reliable but unofficial sources in Dublin said the new agreement settled thq long-standing land annuities and tariff differences between1 the two countries. It was believed, however, that one major issue De Valera's dream for a united Irelandwas left untouched, at least for the present. Economic differences between the two countries date back to 1932, when De Valea, then Irish Free State president, withheld payment of land annuities to Great Britain amounting to 5,000.000 pouirte yearly, for advancVC made by Britain to enable Irish tenants to buy land. Manual training as a school sub ject originated in Finland in 1858. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE By virtue of authority contained in section 7191 code of laws of South Carolina, 1932, we will sell to the highest bidder for cash at Smith Dray Line Warehouse located 514 Khett street, Greenville, S.

at 10 o'clock a. m. on the morning of Friday, the 27th day of May, 1938, the following goods and chattels for storage charges: 1 lot household goods stored by Mrs. M. T.

Welsh; 1 lot household goods stored by Mrs. F. J. Fair; 1 lot household goods stored by Mr. Chas.

Minor; 1 lot household goods stored by Mr. E. A. Stephenson; 1 lot household goods stored by Mrs. T.

D. Jones; 1 lot household goods stored by Mr. Thomas D. Holford; 1 lot household goods stored by Ms. J.

C. Carabo; 1 lot household goods stored by Mr. Henry M. Ulmer; 1 lot household goods stored by Mrs. H.

Miller. Advertle.d this the 22nd day of April, 1Pj8. SMITH DRAY LINE, Inc. Joe Auctioneer. LEGAL NOTICE Bids" must be filed with J.

Nlckles, chairman, Board of Trus tees, John de la Howe School, Mc- Cormlck, S. and received by him on or before 11:00 A. May 6 1938. A deposit of $10.00 ls required as a guarantee that plans will be returned to Architect within five days after date set for submission of bids. When these conditions are met, the deposit will be refunded.

Otherwise It will be retained by the Architect. Bond, in full amount of contract will be required. Each bid shall be accompanled'by a bid bond of five (5) per cent of the amount for which a proposal ls made. No bid will be considered except from General Contractors licensed in State of South Carolina. Bids not to be withdrawn for 30 days after opening.

Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Contractors eligible to bid may secure plans from vthe office of Beacham LeGrand, Architects, Greenville, 3. C. E. F.

GETTYS, Superintendent. FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. NOTICE Is hereby given that J. C.

Moon, Administrator of the estate of J. W. Moon, Deceased, has this day made application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as Administrator of the pstate of J. W. Moon, Deceased, and the 25th day of May, 1938, at 10 o'clock A.

M. has been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All porsous having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same on or above date. GUY A. OULLICK.

Judge of Probate for Greenville County, S. C. FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. IK THE COURT OF PROBATE. NOTICE is hereby given that Blanche C.

Carr, Administratrix of the estate of Robert L. Carr. deceased, has this day made application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as Administratrix of the estate of Robert L. Carr, deceased, and the 24th day of May, 1938, at 3 o'clock P. M.

has been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same on or above date, GUY A. GULLICK. Judge of Probate for Greenville County, S. C.

April 22, 1938. Lost, One Husband LUNCH I WANT THE I INSIST LIGHTS GO TO WANT TO THE FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE NOTICE Ls hereby given that Addle C. Greer, Administratrix of the estate of Claude Jason Greer, deceased, has this day made application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as Administratrix ol the estate of Claude Jason Greer, deceased, and the 17th day of May, 1938, as 10 o'clock has been fixed for the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same on or above date; GUY A.

GULLICK. Judge of Probate for Greenville County, S. C. April 15, 1938. FINAL SETTLEMENT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COUNTY OF GREENVILLE. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE Notice is hereby Mven that Jean M. Davis, Guardian of the estate of Jean Gordon Davis Seymour, Nee Jean Gordon Davis, minor, has this day made application unto me for a final accounting and discharge as Guardian of the estate of Jean Gordon Davis Seymour, nee Jean Gordon Davis, minor, and the 4th day of May, 1938, at 10 o'clock A. M. has been fixed for the hearing of said petition.

All persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same on or before above date. GUY A. GULLTCK, Judge of Probate for Greenville County, S. C. March 31, 1938.

Classified Display AUTO LOANS AUTO LOANS and Refinancing Auto Finance, Co. South Main St. Phone 2537 USED CARS RIDE IN A BETTER USED CAR SEE THESE UNUSUAL VALUES 21935 Ford V-8 Fordor Sedans, Your choice vUl 1934 V-8 tlQC Coupe pl0 1932 Ford V-8 tlfiC Coupe 91U) 1934 V-8 t1QC Tudor vleeJ 1932 V-8 fclfiC Tudor plDD 1936 V-8 t7C Tudor ePJfe) 1933 Plymouth tlQC Coach tjHiO 1934 Plymouth (91 Coach $LlO TRUCKS 1932 Ford B-4 1 Of rand Truck )IJ) 1935 Dodge 1 Ton (OO Panel paW 1935 Ford V-8 Long Wheel l'i ton $325 1935 Cher. li Ton Long Wheel Base tfQOC Stake Body $OLo These ears and trucks have been reduced In price, but are stilt high In quality as to mechanical and appearance. GREENVILLE AUTO SALES INC.

AuthorltedfrV Dealer Phone 58, Next New rostofflce BRINGING UP FATHER MAGGIE- LONG AS WE AW IDIOT ARB OUT FER A STROLL -LET'3 SONTEt? THROUGH TH' GOOD OLD NEIGHBORHOOD? AUTO LOANS I Auto Refinancing I 418 8. MAIN ST. I FINANCE CO. I Nit 1 art-Nla I CUT THROUGH THIS GCT THE I'LL PEOPLB I USED CARS ONE 1936 Deluxe Ford coach. Trunk.

Radio. Can be seen at McBee Avenue Fire Department. 1929 CHEVROLET sedan. Good tires. Runs good.

$50.00. Green 5s Bagwell, 114 E. North Street. 1937 DODGE sedan, low mileace. beautiful maroon finish, extra clean.

$595. Easterby Motor Company. SPECIAL 1934 Ford V-8 Sport Coupe. Rumble seat. Extra clean.

$275 Only ROY BASS 317 Butler Ave. MOTOR CO. Phone 3613 ON THE SPOT TODAY 1933 Chevrolet $145 Coaoh GREENVILLE AUTO SALES (Incorporated) Next to New Postoffice Fhone 58 Farm Produce POULTRY, EGGS A SUPPLIES BABY CHICKS daily. Blood-test ed, all breeds $6.45 hundred, 6 l-2c each. R.

H. Jolly, Anderson, s. c. BABY CHICKS Barred Rocks: White Leghorns; R. I.

Reds; White Wyandottes. From U. S. approved blood tested flocks. Pee Dee Hatchery, Hartsville, S.

C. LIVESTOCK AND FERTILIZER MULES. MARES. HORSES uarze stock on hand at all times. P.

L. Bruce. 237 Rhett. FOR SALE Four fresh milch cows. Three to five gallon.

W. F. Gresham, Simpsonville, S. C. FOR SALE Am leaving city.

Must sacrifice young five-gaited saddle-work horse, bridle and sad dle complete. 208 West Stone avenue. Call 1918-R. GRAINS SEEDS PLANTS FOR SALE Tomato plants and bedding plants. Graceland Greenhouse.

FOR SALE Delta Pineland cot ton seed. 11-A. 45 per cent lint. 1.32 staple. $1.25 bushel.

L. L. Holtzclaw, Augusta Road, Piedmont COTTON SEED for planting. Our stbek is pure. Farm relief, strain 1, $1.00 per bushel: strain 4, $1.25.

Delta Pineland. $1.00: Coker one- hundred, $1.75. Greenville Feed and Seed 317 River rnWPSAS 11 .7.1. cane spprl 11.48. velvet beans, guaranteed flour $5,00, nnrrnn cprt 7.1p hllshpl KpntUPkV Wonder and-Stringless Green Pod beans 12c lb.

Farmers Gin and Products Belton, s. C. T3TTPTT Pnrri Pirn nntatn nlnnts. government $1.25 thous- ana, ako uuuisihuu rui wj xuuu plants, $1.75 thousand. These plants from potatoes grown from vine cut tings, a.

n. ecoua, o. Dogs and Pets WHITE SPITZ pups. Can be seen at 207 Manly Street Saturday, from 1:00 to 5:00 p. m.

Phone 1066. Merchandise FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS WE BUY and sell good used furniture. Cut Rate Furniture, 121 Buncombe Street. FOR SALE Power lawn mower, model Gravely with sickle and rotary attachment. 410 N.

Main Street. OUTBOARD MOTORS Thor and Bendix Eclipse $42.50 up. Sold on budget plan if desired. Battery and Electric Company. 300 Buncombe Street.

Phone 1376. SHOW CASES, cash register, weincr pot, coffee urn, account register, gas griddle for restaurant, comDuttnsr scales, bookcases, office desks, butchers meat block, peanut roaster. Good condition. Terms. Piedmont Furniture 19 East Coffee Street.

Phone 1287. HOUSEHOLD GOODS SEWING MACHINES, all styles and makes, good prices, guaranteed rnnrill.inn. Fasv terms. Piedmont Furniture 19 East Coffee Street, Phone 1287. NORGE AuthnrUed Sales and Service REFRIGERATORS RANGES, WASHERS, ETC.

INDUSTRIAL APPLIANCE CO. 101 W. North St. Phone 382 RADIOS FREE estimate at your home or radio repairs during April, ayrum Music Company, phone 4310. BUILDING MATERIALS ASSORTED Wallpaper and paper hanging.

Jennings Paint and GIrss phone 1813, nz w. wasnington St. ANGLES Lintels Fabricated Steelwork Steel Tank stack- Prompt Service and Quotations GREENVILLE STEEL ii FOUNDRY CO. MATTRESSES RENOVATING WE renovate mattresses make awnings, upholster all kinds, furniture, old gliders made new. waterproof ma terlal.

Phone 474. Oreenvllle Mattress Company. WANTED TO PURCHASE WE buy used clothing, mens, women's and children's. Nickel Bar-gain House, 13 East McBee Avenue WANTED Approximately three tons of structural steel Deams or channels In to 14' dciHhs: lencths 10' to 20'. Boit holes not ob jectionable.

Box 222, Anderson, S. C. Rents And Boards HOTELS RESORTS manent auesta now untU September II. Hotel Greenville), NICELY furnished room, private home. All conveniences.

Phone 3501-W. Mrs. Ashmore. LARGE cool bedroom with or without kitchenette. Reasonable.

First floor, 407 E. Washington Street. ONE LARGE room furnished for lieht housekeeDine. Connecting bath. "Private entrance.

Adults. 102 West- field Street. ATTRACTIVE room In tjrivate home. All conveniences. Close in.

Special summer rates. Gentlemen Phone 394-M. APARTMENTS FURNISHED NICE convenient two room furn ished apartment, connecting bath. Adults. Phone 1212-W.

TWO ROOM furnished apart ment. Convenient to bath. Bright and clean. Lights, water, telephone. 210 Townes.

APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED FOR RENT Six room apartment. Available May 1. 16 Atwood Street. Phone 2110. FIVE room unfurnished apart ment with bath and half.

On Hill-crest Drive. $25 month. Phone 1950. FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart ment, private bath, private entrance. Very desirable location.

15 David street. FOUR room apartment; private bath; heat; hot and cold water; garage. 604 North Main. Phone 1341-J. A QUIET PLACE TO LIVE Four or five room, unfurnished apartment in a quiet, pleasant neighborhood.

Private bath. Front and rear entrance. Wedgewood Drive, Camp Road. Phone 3502XM. FOR RENT 111 McCall 5 rooms $25.00 APARTMENTS 26 W.

Croft St. 5 rooms $35.00 East Earle, 7 room duplex apartment with heit, Strictly modern. Month $50.00 329 Augusta 3 rooms $22.50 ion Buncombe 4 rooms $22.50 HALL BROS. CO. Phone 2167 15 W.

Washington St Houses For Rent Unfurnished P. R. LONG AND CO. Renting Collecting Real Estate 22-A W. Washington Phone 31 ASHMORE BROS.

Real Estate Renting: Phone 2283 Palmetto Bide FOR RENT 419 Townes Street. eleven room brick house, suitable for large residence, to be used for two families, or for roomers. $70.00 per month. Henderson St Martin Realtors, Blue Building. Phone 3171.

OFFICE A DE8K ROOM OFFICE for rent AUen office building, East Washington Street Apply C. Allen Co. EMAXCEE BUILDING Large. comfortable offices. $8 up.

T. C. uower, Agent, none sbb. Real Estate Efficient Real Estate Servlot In All Lines J. S.

T. R. MACHEN Phone 1985 At your service with Choicest List of Homes and Lots Catne Realty A Mortgage Co. CARL L. GULLICK, Realtor Real Estate Renting Insurance Phone 1446 Wallace Bldg.

LOTS AND SUB-DIVISIONS MOUNTAIN VIEW ACRES "Country, Home Sites" In a real countryland restricted. New Buncombe Road, 2 1-2 miles out, beautiful view of the mountains. 1 3-4 acres, $490. Terms $50 cash, balance monthly. Build where taxes are extremely low.

W. E. Rasor. Realtor. Phone 1778, H.

W. Rozler W. E. Rasor. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTFTl Tn huv tnr in Aiiffintji street section, not placed in hands 01 real estate agency.

Must be reasonable. Phone 4G83. Special Notice LANDSCAPE-Drslgnlng. Pruning and Spraying. Brlggs Nursery.

Telephone 3832. Personal 'FOR' confidential psychological help in solving vour personal problems consult Dr. A. Barton 1 Ph. consultant in human relations, FInlay Building, For appolnt-mont call 4781.

Classified Display WANTED TO PURCHASE IRON AND STEEL Metals Mnchiner C. E. LUTTRELL At Office and Warehouse 309 River St. Phones 672-673 AUTOMOBILES WANTED CASH Paid For Late Model Carl COLLINS MOTOR COMPANY Phone 836 N. Laurent Ii Lost And Found LOST Fox Terrier, male, brown spot around left eye, name "Waldo." Reward for return or information leading to return.

Phone 2136 or 4234. Employment MALE HELP WANTED LEARN BARBERINO With R. A. Martin, world-maker of good barbers. 402 South Main Street, Greenville, S.

C. PRINCIPALS TEACHERS To contract teachers with new educational material. Vacation or permanent position. Must own car, be free to travel. Position should pay over $50.00 weekly.

Write details, age, date available. P. O. Box 407, Richmond, Va. Uale and Female Help Wanted WANTED At Once family to work on farm, house rent free.

W. F. Childress, Saluda Dam Road. BEAUTICIAN, barber, practical nurse, companion, colored chef, meat cutter, maids. Greenville Employment Bureau, Palmetto Bldg.

CALL 3958 for stenographers, bookkeepers, office helpers, salesmen, housekeepers, maids, cooks. Free enrollment. Scott's Employment Bureau. HELP WANTED INSTRUCTIONS NEW i dally Saturday and evening classes now forming. We secure positions for our graduates easily due to our long and progressive training.

LaDove Beauty School, 4 Bruce and Poster Building. WANTED SALESMEN TOOL Salesmen wanted to sell high quality line of garage tools and equipment. Protected territory, liberal commission. An opportunity to build a permanent and profitable business of your own. Must have car.

Write OTC- 128-A E. 5th Street, Charlotte, N. C. WANTED SITUATIONS PRACTICAL nurse desires work, rnmrMininn in plriprlv Ui Cl HUM VUll.l'.l.-.f lady or Invalid. Address H-12 care News-Piedmont.

EXPERIENCED clerk, stenog rapher, bookkeeper desires work at once. Will consider position as cashier. Write 10 News-Piedmont. Financial LOANS HAVE small amount of cash to Invest in small business. What have you? Phone 4463-J, after 7:30 p.

m. LOANS-IS TO $50 Quickly Arranged For Steadily Employed Men and Women ADAMS-LAMAR CO. Woodstda Bldf. Fifth Floe SUE avion Can Borrow The Money Yon Need THAT'S OUR BUSINESS" Come In and Get It Today No Worthy Person Refoted CITIZENS FINANCE CO. 101 Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE Beauty parlor.

Ex-celent loctalon, doing good business. Reason for selling, owner has other Interests. For further information write Mrs. H. E.

Parker, Union, S. C. WANTED Unencumbered woman to buy part Interest In lovely well established Tourist Inn. Must be cultured and capable of managing same and hostess to belt clientele. Phone 1455-J.

Automotive AUTO ACCESSORIES REPAIRS FOR SALE Arvln auto radios, gush button type. $24.85. The Tire tore, 418 South Main. CAR RADIO Installations Repairs Reasonable prices. Battery Ac Electric 300 Buncombe Street.

Phone 1376. FOR SALE Four practically new 600-18 U. S. Royal cases. Bargain.

Carolina Tire Recapping 300 Buncombe Street. Phone 5110. FOR SALE Twelve 5.50x17 used tires, priced from $1.25 to $9.00. Real bargains. The Tire Store, 418 S.

Main Street. FOR SALE Two practically new nn.2n truck tires and tube. Real bargain. Carolina Tire Recapping 300 Buncombe Street Phone 110, TJgpacious- I 'T' CjARK IN HERB--' ALL THE ftf LIGHTS ARE OUT- YOU TO CALL UP MAVOR ANO TfcLL HiSA OKI HAVING THESE riXED-BEPORE THE YOU TO TAKE RlTZ-ASTOR FOR TUNNEL-AMD OUT OM BOULEVAPO-WHEBE MEET 1 herd TO THc AVJVIUSS- THtN Wt'LL QU (1).