Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 6

ftOo la pr.ldfc She It employer. lit her of 6 ehe ttlAa half a d6Ben spent only nths a. year in the revulsion actually diiiy. her and breathe. herself to answer i ag important; say that It othing to me.

at to yon. But lng that can't tell me?" 'BBen need, the advf' waff out the rnsh mother TVbaby Mike, who cjtwnce; the-Brook Ithe, countless beset ce on their the iwden of ramlly 5 1 it 8ft look him luutttrtttift witt Wi from by. atwM ispirltBftl ffbtt JMtf by wany am VOT too ft Mi Wm ttbt her thought of a oeto- can't "Cerfaifllyt rion't look so as. totmded. We Mldbtn sell the tiutt the spear.

you'll borrow tbcai and return it gdttfefit is over. 1 fowta And all poUredjQrtns; ''tit jakt in cpnsterna4 Wliat had she by this man's interest? "What; her? she see ft! concluded stiffly. the dress. I'm afraid dreadful picture. It's a-lair ot truthful one.

We hive fun. We love each other, say that an'evening dress wasn't Important' wasn't going to say that," 1 wasn't going to say that," heurepeated. "I was: going to tell about, myself, some- thilJg'ithatfmigiit help you, or I hope it jrlli. Uekly, him she She felt again and spell, felt his t. condescension, his simple tatat they were equals uid, equals, could solve foer how? What possible help could she accept from him? "Don't think, of me as a rich man," he was.

Baying. "Think of me as I was at your age, trying to rapport a young wife and a young baby on $15 a week in the days when tfs, a week meant more than it does JBOW, but'not enough more. My wife wanted-a dress too. She wanted a pink dress -with ribbons. She -little like you, aujck way of turning her bead: And'they were wearing pink she the LLEN forgot Jenny Elklns in the bjiseirieilt." She had not known thatBarclay had poor.

It was lard to 'Imagine that distinguished, wore clothes so ijarejtuljy cut, so -indicative of wealth, in; such a But she could the young wife who had a pink dress with pink "No one offered-to give her that continued. "If any- But if other would her dfesi. one' hajdfl'nf "both would have refused it. Were' proud, y6u you are proud. 1 1 was to become rich to 4 buy her dozens upoh 6f oTreSses;" He hesitated and added almost roughly, "Slie was with my young "son before she ever had a pink dress." Ellen 1 gave a distressed tittle cry.

ua told her. Much the same sort, of "fun you and your brother, Hike, and your sister, Myra; are the moil people, liave 5 The heavy Rossiter browserose in twin peaks. "Young people haven't much in, spite of all the shoutlne," Barclay observed obliquely. Still afraid, aren't they, to accept a favor to do-a avorj? just as suspicious, just as tional and every bit as proud. You, I'm sure, -would never allow me to give you a.lift.

You wouldn't low me would you, to give you one dress from a which has hundreds of them? You'd rather hug your troubles to yourself, worry yourself sick, wouldn't you? You'd rather he selfish." afraid I would," Ellen Barclay's smile was rueful. He made one attempt "Yon know, of course, that you are depriving me ot a great pleas ure. Are sure you have that Ellen felt confused. Was it pos sible she was too stiff-necked as he had accused her of being, toe conventional, too careful entirely' Then she decided, so quickly thai there was almost no pause' befori she answered, that even if she werj it was too late to change. "I'm: sure I have that right," she said.

Her tone was resolute but her; consent for granted, ho turned at once, to ring a oell. Ellen had neither the heart nor the wish to demur. Indeed, she felt her spirits rising. By so simple an'act. as ringing; a bell, SteVen, Barclay tad settled the problem of where Hoeslter rent was to come from.

With the help of a borrowed dress It was from i A few minutes later a saleswoman arrived with a. lovely cargo of evening dresses. Steven Barclay-had flipped away. Ellen was office. She appreciated the department Store owner's tact and his wisdom.

Barclay's was notoriously a hotbed of gossip. The tiniest Incident that Involved Steven Barclay Was always of abnormal interest-to Us employees, Fortunately the saleswoman who brought-ithe was placidly Inctiriouw The next 15 minutes wore sheer heaven for' Ellen. She had never owned an evening gown, "evening gowns being one of the items invariably missing from Ajmt Myra's boxes. She had -not would be'such fun to select a only because made her beautiful. She stood before a long ju.iiyi- and held up before one, gowns that she was were the loveliest In was pure bliss to see line and color Jo change her personality they did change her appearance, not even tbo trying burnt orange orMth'4 deep clear skin or deaSeti hair.

ft she came upon the. gown of nrory taffeta she knew she l.ad found her dress. It did'not SinTte' her an ingenue. It did pot make her a duchess, it did not: her mysterious. It only'made hpr Ellen Rossiter, a girl of 20, clflsV eyed and clear-skinned, a girl with slender and slender teot, beautiful, but more than that, a girl who was genuine and secure in her own personality.

There were no ornaments, no frills on Ellen's dress. It. was only white taffeta falling to the floor. But It had been made in France by a great couturier who called his creation "Jeune Barclay returned after Ellen had Been the other gowns carried away. He glanced at the ivory taffeta over- her arm.

He hesitated and then said: "I'tt glad you selected that ono." As Ellen looked into his eyes she saw with a little sljock, halt ot tear and halt of strange that life was suddenly becoming exciting. (To Be Continued). ft Secretary of State Real Pals FORT WORTH, Han- na has some schoolmates he wouldn't trade for the world. The 16-year-old boy, who helps his mother support OrosJean, Wtl- INE i r. XT URE in your cakes.

THE DOUBLE TESTED DOUBLE ACTING BAKINC POWDER SAME PRICE i I Jvl I Ihto the- mule soon. erf Mar Afltlctch ctflted dr. Miss of this Sunctoy Stoy WW Saturday guest ef Jtfk aiuLMrs. Walter Harden. 3Xe sfflgliigwas wett atttndfid Fri- daylight.

wonder tbfc, are noted for their beards, a'shortage 'of fatt jte and SoVltt chemists are soap the fats tt. ter all suSs 4.nt rftae vmteji 1 laundries and tored atop is then treated Win aoS to separate the fats. putttied and made iirlo Ftosters proclaiming a boycott of Japanese were displayed In Chinese section of: the Mernajtlonal'Settlement at Shanghdl. Here you see natives readiag the notices, which were the principal reason for Japans military in the city. Fosters of the type reproduced" aBove, representing Japanese marines as being rampant in China with bayonet and fire, were one of the principal causes of the Shanghai situation.

chgraes of Japanese aggression were widely distributed; in'-native cities. was in the leg while hunting near his home at trip to Fort antf the -hands 'of experts, save the.leg. But the Hanna family was arid Wesley's mother couldn's scrape up the money. His jschoolmatcs, came to his t. s- aid and dug up a purse to send him i here for treatment.

A Three Cent Sale Only Hominy First Can 9c Second Can for 3c PORK AND Beans First Can 9c Second Can for 3c Extracts 3-fourths oz. Bottle De- Second Bottle 3c Pepp er Can Second Can 3c acorn i First Package Package 3c Sardines 15 ounce Del Monte First Can Second Can 3c Soap Bar 5c Second Bar 3c Corn Flakea, 2 pkgs. IScSorghum, gallon Oleo, Beans Corn, can lOc Ketchup, 14 29c SATURDAY SPECIALS HAMS 12 to Ib 14c PICNICS Decker's Fancy SPARE RIBS Pound IOC Choice K.C. Steak Pound' 19c BEEF ROAST Fore 12c Sliced Bacon Cured 17c Slab Baton Style 15c flgfly Wiggly a timple, going freedom. A of chopping replete with to do yoiu please.

well banked with popular and well known foods awaiting your choosing. Aisles that leaves your decisions strit- ly up to you without interruption, and ijn our Market you ifind Uie C. Meats. FLOUR Country Lbs. 75c COFFEE Cup of Lbs.

CANDY Fancy Ib. Box $1-39 LETTUCE Head 5c L4RD 8 Pounds Cocoanut Fihger-r- Fresh BREAD Country Club 5c CABBAGE Green I5c GRAPEFRUIT Four For IN OUR SANITARY MARKET DRY SALT MEAT Old Virginia Dry Peppered Smoked HAMS Half or Pork Roast Nice and lOc Pork Sausage 7c 50 Ib. Can Silver Lei Pure Lard 3.98 WtMHVWHMVBHHMIMMVMHMVSMMVSi Spare Ribs Pound 9c Beef Chuck Roasl Pound lOc SwifU or Armour's gar Cured Sliced BACON Pork Chops-nice and lean, Ib..