The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 12

THE GREENVILLE DAILY NEWS SUNDAY, APRIL 4, ltfZu. Rooms for Rent Sign NEW REALTY FIRM ORGANIZED HERE Jewlery Company at Greenwood Dissolved v. I JNew fctyle isotes in Men's Haberdashery You'll get that Spring "dolling -a as i Mountain City Realty Company Formed by Bagwell, Mad-dox and Ellis. A new realty firm, with the name of tho Mountain City Real Estate company has been organized in Greenville with offices in the Cagle Luilding, over tho Piedmont Shoe company. The new company is composed of J.

H. Bagwell. J. It. Maddox and G.

A. Ellis Mr. Bagwell has been a resident of Greenville for several years and has been connected with a nuni-be- of business enterprises, at present being proprietor of a grocery store on West Washington street He will de- GREENWOOD, April I. (Special.) The Woodle Jewelry company has been dissolved, and A. If.

Woodle and Miss Add.e Hughe, have accepted PO sitlcns with the Oregon Jewelry cosn pany. Mr. Woodle has been in Green- wood for a number of years, having nioved here from Bennettsville, and haj established a. xnlendid renutation not only as a line workman but as a man of the very best character. Jrow Your Eair FREE RECIFE After beta itaM totally bald a Knr tk btumau mis crew mu and so a proline growth at ana ol 66 (or nch ba will aen tha genuina mips oa raqixit ta say naa or wsmaa who ihaa ta arerroma dandruff or gaie aew crewtb.

Or Mating box af tKa prep-ition, Kttalkt, will ba nailed wua If yoa aand 10 atarapi ar -r. Hia addrtaa la John H. Bnttain, 301. Station hew iork, N. i up" fever as SOOH yOU entei thig In fact cm.

tract the geiTO 83 SOOn OS VOU see our magnificent window dis- i iu 4u i shirts, fine neckwear, hosiery, hats, and other fashions and fancies of the season. J3ur stocks were never quite so fine in quantity or variety. The new colors and pattern effects never before so rich and radiant so Spring-like and stylish. ENDEL'S Home of Good Klothes Postponed Departure Oeorre W. Peek and bis family were riding out West Washington street, bound for the Southern sta tion to board a train for the old home In West Virginia after what Mr.

Petk said was a fruiUess search for a bouse or rooms in Greenville, when a sign bearing the words Rooms to Bent" caused him to Immediately enter the dwelling ad vertising the rooms, lease them and move In, That was the atory told Magis trate Ball sr on Friday afternoon in the case acainst Mr. 9eev whr. was charged with violation of the school attendance law, by the de- lenaani. himself. 'We own a home West Virginia," Ms, "hut we wanted in Bridgeport.

vine at least had not "I linill limma. It uid xvwjms Rent sign as we were bound station we wom.i ha 07 r. un-n. in Tinrima now." The Magistrate agreed with Mr. nf.k i a home ln Greenville Is difficult.

i reek asserted, i in Green-', I iur. VUI 11 enure time to Dis new dusi-live ncss- is a native or ueorgia, nut nns reen in ureenville for a num-for ber of years, be ins: branch manager of large concern. Both Mr. Maddox and Mr. KIlis have had previous experience in the real estate business.

The company will handle real estate exclusively, it is announced. Edith Williams and Louis Dandson with DeWoif Horlper In ''The Better'Ole" at the Grand Opera House, Monday, April 5. Dad Bugs! Prerentor spray it concentrated death to insects. Also tfestroya Germs and Odors. Drires out Flies and Mosquitoes.

Kills Moths. Sore ait dean -quick. Special combination Sprayer and Pint Can in handy bos ares yon money. $1.00 at your dealer's. Additional re-fill cans: Pint.

60c: Quart, Half Gallon, Stanly back wttaowt Miea II BUKT Sain fmja to malaMatoflTCH, ECZEMA. IMOWORM. TETTER or SftlttchHie afcn imm Try 9t NM boa. at our ma. Cerpenter druggists.

Few leaderships are more pronounced than that of the Nash Six in its field. Call us for demonstration and investigate this car thoroughly before buying. GREENVILLE NASH SALES CO. 324 N. Main St.

Phone 2241 Greenville, S. C. Wmt I tiwBm It if. i is 1Ih3Vv-sv II frK t-2 Commander of amp Hospital May Be TransferredEffort to Hold Him Here. According to reports which have gained circulation around the public health service hospital at Camp Sevier and in the city, Major J.

E. Dedman, commander of the hospital, may be transferred to another hospital or back to Washington within a short time. Major Dedman. as is generally known, took charge of the camp hospital when the state of affairs there was not altogether pleasant, and during his few weeks as commanding officer has accomplished a transformation of the spirit of the institution. Because of this fact and the high regard in which he is held, it was authori tatively stated last night that an effort to have the major remain on his present asaign- it will be made.

Leading residents the city and some of the city's it was asserted, will probably join in this effort. Major Dedman was sent to the hospital by the surgeon general in the belief that the assignment was only I tenmorarv. Since reaching the hos pital, however, he has stated that he Greenville and desires to remquiei likes the hospital and the city of Greenville and desires to remain here The camp commander left Jf' Washington Thursday for the purpose -o' expediting the consummation of a number of plans for needed improvements at the hospital. He wlli likelj return within a few days R. H.Williken of Marion to Be With League Lumber Co.

R. H. Milliken, a lumberman of many years experience, will arrive In Greenville in the next few days to assume a connection with the G. Frank League Lumber company, which has offices on the third floor of The News building. Mr.

Milliken is now with a lumber company at Marion, S. and comes here from that city. He wan fcrmerly connected with the Atlantic Coast Lumber company, at Georgetown, and bears the reputation of be-ins a thoroughly capable and efficient lumberman, with an extensive knowl edge of the lumber industry. Minimum of $100,000 Aim of Drive for New Building to be erected at St. Mary's.

Well-organized canvassing teams will begin work bright and early tomorrow morning in the campaign which saims at a minimum of to be expended by the Catholics erecting a new and needed building for St. Mary's school in Greenville. At 4 o'clock this afternoon, a meet- Ins which will be in the nature of a smoker Is to be held in the Knights of Columbus hall, at which time plant for tthe campaign will be discussed and final arrangement for actual solicitation completed. Bt. Mary's schobl has been attended by 2.4 7 pupils since it was opened twenty years ago.

Of this numbor, 1,027 came from non-Catholic families. The faenlty of the institution consists n' sW sisters and four lay teachers. The school has eight grara-i armies and threo higher grades, ttionph mo-'t students complete their courses with the eighth grade. Music, drawing and needlework are also taught, and the average attendance at the school this year is 10S. It is estimated that double that cumber would have entered the school had the facilities enable the authorities to provid fo" them.

It is announced that al'. the funds dorived from the campaign will go into th) new school building, and that hone wil. go into salaries or commissions. Veterans to Elect Delegates to State Reunion on Thursday The snnuil eeting of tin Camp K. Pulliam vill be held TuesJiiy nf; rnoon at city s'.

ck. art. to in elticd Tor the ensu i year and rtelcsiilc chosen to the state and annual Confederate reunion. W. H.

Cely, adjutant of the camp in issuing the call for the meetln, urges all members to be present. Hi LEfif 5CHDDL STARTS TDHDRRDM Modern Six Room House, good location, all conveniences, price 5,500. W. WARREN LIPSCOMB "The Homeseeker for Those Who Seek a Home" SEAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND BONDS PHONES: Boom No. 1 Mills Bldg.

Office 1484. Residence 839. W. Washington St. 9- I -i.

1 OBITUARY MRS. II. W. COOPEK. Funeral services for Mrs.

Annie Terry Cooper, wife of Mr. Harry W. Cooper whose death occurred at the home of her sister in law, Mrs. O. P.

Rhodes, at noon Friday, will be held this afternoon from the residence of Mrs Rhodes, 215 Mulberry street. Mrs. Cooper had been in declining health for several months past all of which was endured with a Christian I spirit characteristic of her life. She is survived by her husband and three small children, also three broth-brothers, Messrs. Maurice and Pearce and Sim Terry and a sister, Mrs.

Mat. tie Carnes all of this city. A member of Central Baptist church the services this afternoon will be con-i ducted by P.ev. A. M.

Poggett, assist-' ed by Rev. S. T. Mathews. The in-! terment will be in Graceland cemetery.

The following gentlemen have been I requested to act as honorary paMbear. ers. Mcesrs. Maurice and Pearce I Brown, B. Martin, R.

L. Farmer. I K. S. Sammons.

and C. 8. Fammons. i The active pallbearers will be Messrs. J.

I- Williams, D. S. Pavis. C. H.

Green I J. S. Chalmers, G. W. Willis, and L.

i N. Shuman. ItOBERT CAPE GREENWOOD. April 2. (Special.) News reached Greenwood that Robert Cade died on.

last Thursday at his home near Mt Carmel. Mr. Cade was an uncle of P. Alney and Mrs. J.

C. Self of this city, and a- brother of the lafe Mrs. S. P. Mathews of Kirksey.

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An examination will show whether your eyes leed them. II (3 pl Go to a Legitimate Dealer and Get a Legitimate Tire year the American people will spend more than for automobile tires. What the thoughtful motorist is looking for is better tires. He goes to a legitimate dealer and gets a legitimate tire. The quality idea the idea of a quality tire, of a dealer who believes in quality is commanding a greater respect from a larger portion of the motoring public all the time.

It is the idea on which the United States Rubber Company was founded on which it has staked a greater investment than any other rubber organization in the world. Build a tire that will do more, a better the than was built before, and you are sure of a large and loyal fol-. lowing. We have never been able (o build enough U. S.

Tires to go around. The cost is making even careless buyers think and inquire. And the more they inquire, the smaller will grow the influence of hearsay and the irresponible tire dealers. We have all met the man who takes his opinions ready-made. He tells everything he knows.

He knows more about every car than the man who made it, where to buy the cheapest truck how to get the biggest targa in tires. He is the irresponsible dea'er's greatest ally. "Somebody says" and "everybody does" are responrb'e for more wrong impressions about tires than any. thing else you can think of. Plague takes these glasses! All I do is change from one pair to the other! If you are tormented with the inefficiency of using two pairs of glasses, one for near vision and one for far vis-ton, with the constant change, change, change, from one pair to the other all day long, Kryptok Glasses will de-light you.

GLASSES United States Tires TMf INViyiBLi Kryptoks (pronounced Crip-tocks) are the most efficient glasses made for people whose eyes need help for both near and far vision. Krytoks combine near and distance vision in one pair of glasses. Tet their manufacture Is so perfectly carried out that Mtei Distributors nns The minute you find tire in Greenville your The flat, Call 2900. ODOM-SCHADE OPTICAL CO Optometrists and Opticians Masonic Templu.