Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS "fit More You Tell, the Quicker KATES (lme-2c wvrt, minimum Me fluee. 3H'c word, ntln. S9e Six word, minimum We ISe word, minimum $2.71 ore tot continuous mser- only. In making word count, disregard etastflcatioa ntme such as "For Mint," "Foe Sale," this is tax, Bat each initial or name, or complete telephone number, counts as a fall word. For example: FOR Three-room modern apartment, with in.

Bargain. J. V. Blank, Total, IS words, at 2c word, Me tot ene time; at 3ftc word, 53c for etc. MUTE: All placed by telephone are due and payable upon pteseotatlon at bill PHONE 768 Offered Plumbing, Contracting, Repairing Thirty years experience E.

R. Segnar 120 S. Hervey Phone 171W 5-4-tt WE BtJY SCRAP IRON We are paying 35c cwt. or $7.00 ton. We weigh on oil mill scales whia Certified.

No cltarge for weighing. buy radiators and metal of all kinds. FOUNDRY MACHINE CO Laurel St. Hope, Ark. 27-26tc Wanted to Trade FOR Dollar Allowed 'or your old lamp on any new Alnddin Lamp.

Duffie Hdw. Co. 15-3tc WARNING ORDER No. 1732. In the Circuit Court of Hempstead County, Ark.

Law requires trucks lettered. B. G. Waller. Call at Bartons' Cash store.

13-6tp For Sale FOR newspapers, 5 cents per bundle. Hope Star. 27-26dh 'ox-Cassidy Foundry Machine Company Plaintiff vs. Abernathy Son. E.

V. Abernathy. Jack Abernathy, W. E. Stewart Oil Company, W.

E. Stewart, Harry Spooner and G. P. Birdwell Defendants The Defendants, Abernathy Son, I. B.

Abernathy, Jack Abernathy, W. 3. Stewart Oil Company, W. E. Stewrt.

and G. P. Birdwell, are warned to ppear in this court within thirty days nd answer the complaint of the Plain- ff. Cox-Cassidy Foundry Machine Company. Witness my hand and the seal of said ourt tliis 8th day of September, 1937.

RALPH BAILEY, Clerk. By DALE JONES, D. C. ohn P. Vesey Attorney for Plaintiff.

Sept. FOR and permanently-bound copies of 48-page historical Centennial Edition of Hope Star. Unbound copies, 25 cents, add six cents if desired to be mailed. Permanently-bound copies 50 cents, add 12 cents if desired to be mailed. Apply Hope Star.

27-26tdh FOR Burroughs bookkeeping machine in perfect condition. Apply at Hope Star office. 22-tfdh. FOR heaters, bedsteads, all kind used Furniture. Used Furniture Co.

3rd and Hazel, Hope, Ark. 15-26tc For Rent FOR unfurnished rooms. 115 West Avenue B. Phone 816-J. 14-3tp FOR furnished front 'bed-room adjoining bath, close in.

COS Pond Street 14-3tc four-room houses in Magnolia addition. Mrs. J. Schooley. Phone 1638.11.

16-3tp in room apartment, modern, south side. Mrs. J. H. Bennett I10N.

Washington, Phone 669J. 16-3tc Wanted SCRAP IRON WANTED Any Kind, any Quantity WE ARE PAYING 35c TON Certified weighing scales at our yard No charge for weighing P. A. LEWIS MOTOR CO. 304 E.

Second St. Hope, Ark. 28-26te HIGHEST PRICES PAID For old Batteries, Radiators, Metals of all kinds. Old Tires, Sacks and Rags. P.

A. LEWIS MOTOR CO. 304 E. Second St Hope, Ark. 28-26tc white woman for housekeeper.

Mrs. J. G. Thompson, 500 West Division Street. 14-3tp in the timbered areas, and the almost inaccessible brushlands of New Zealand, "down under," exists some of the most remarkable bird life of the world.

Certainly there is no more interesting bird than the Tuior Parson, the honey-eater. He is a member of that great family characteristic of the Australian area. Equipped with a long, pro- trusible tongue, the parson bird obtains his honey supply at will along with whatever insects happen to be on the scene at the time. The parson is a small bird and his habitat for the most part is restricted, though the white- throated honey-eater is found over most of Australia and Tasmania. And he is well named.

The parson boasts a beautiful dark olumage, relieved only by two tufts of white feathers beneath the thin. A close relative, oddly is the pugnacious friar bird, also of New. Zealand and Australia. The parson is por-. trayed on a New Zealand stamp issued in 1935.

NBA Service. Inf.) British Official HORIZONTAL 1.5 British official in Palestine. 12 Hangman's knot. 14 Common verb. 10 Road.

18 Tiny vegetable. Wrath. 20 Musical note. 21 Apprehends. 24 Firedog.

26 Rosary part. 27 Neuter pro- 'noun. 28 Matgrass. 29 Distinctive theory 30 Constellation. 31 Beverage.

32 Like 33 To ogle: 35 Street. 36 Breeding place 38 Great lake. 40 Aurora Answer to Previous Puzile 41 Chaos. '42 Wooden peg. 43 Muscid flies.

45 Roughly outlined. 48 Neuter pronoun 49 Musical note 50 Spigot 52 Sun god. 53 Toward 54 Club fees. 56 Century plant 58 His official title. High 2 Upon.

3 Lassoed: 4 Accomplishes. 5 You and I. 6 You and me. 7 Part of jaw. 8 Difficult.

9 Liquid part of fat 10 Plural. 11 He had difficulty with riots. 13 Irony. 15 Britain rules Palestine under a 17 Most stylish. 20 Prudence.

22 Male sheep. 23 Cosmic dust. 25 Rodent. 30 Bronze. 33 Five-year period.

34 Serrate. 37 Female deer. 39 Fabulous 41 Northeast. 43 Point. 44 To appear.

45 Spain 48 Ireland. 47 Ye. 51 Onager 54 To execute. 55 Tone B. 56 Italian river, 57 Measure of area.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE Thursda 1937 with Major Hooplc OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS PIP SOMEOME. LOSE A CTOIKJ? I SEE YOU ARE DOWfv OW ALL THAT BIcS SMELLER OP YOURS IWTO TELL. AAE WHAT IT WAS SO CAW HELP YOUSWIPF IT I-G. NAVE MISPLACED MV STRIPED TIE, DRAT UMP- A vALuep FRESENT; TO BY THE OWLS APPEECIATIOM OF MY SUCCESSFULLY 1 FILOTIMG OUR LITTLE CRAPT THROUGH THE TROUBLED WATERS THE IT IS BEYOWD MV THAT 1 CAW WOT RECALL 1 PLACEP SPUTT? I AM POSSESSED COMVERSATIOMS WHAT WAS LOOKIMO IKE AW ELEPHAMT A MOOPLE NEVER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES COPR. 1937 BY StRvmE.

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INC. PARTIES VOU'N I'VE BEEM THRDWIM' HAVE SURE DOME TH WE'VE TH' BOOBS EATIN RIGHT OUT OF ODE. HAMDS' A Build-Up to Trouble By HAMLIN WASH TUBES THA'S JUS' WHAT WE'RE CrONMA DISCUSS IHA'S WHV I BB.UMG VOU IT'S NOT THAT, BUT THERE WAS EASY, FT'S JUST I ANP BILL? TO THAT I -I'VE I LIKE A POG, ANP I'M TlREP OF IT. I'M TIRED 4 ALWAYS WANTEP -N OF SKIMPIN6 ANP SAVING ANP EATING LUNCHK Helping Hands By CRANE LIKE GIRLS. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THEN WHEN UNCLE PUCH.6Y LEFT ME A MAHOGANY COMPANY, HOPED AND PRA.YEO THAT I-THAT'1 COULp-y THE USE.

I SQTTA SELL OUT ANP GO BACK TO PUNCHING WHO A TIME CLOC WHY. EVERVBODY DOES, THE CAMr" A LEMON! IT'S WORTHLESS! LISTEN, KIP, WASH ANP I ARE 60IN6TO LOOK AMP PONT VOU SELL EVEN A TOOTHPICK TILL YOU'VE HEARD FROM US. Tag Has Ossie Sized Up By BLOSSER wo ONE WOULD KIDNAP -THAT THERE'S SOMETTHIWG FISWV ABOUT THE WHOLE -IJ-IIWQ SAY IVE GOT A HUNCH! SPR(MG IT! ON OUR WAY BACK FROM HE TALKED ABOUT ONLY ONE THIMC3 DO YOU REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS WHAT'S THAT GOT TO DO WITH THIS SITUATION? llOPAV, WE FIND JACK AMP DE- JASOM ABOUT TO LEAVE POLICE HEAD- AS THE CHAGeiMED IS FORCED TO PEOP HIS IM THE PACE OF JACK'S EXPLANATION. MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE SUEETX GOT HERE JUST IM A THAT KID COULD THIWK UP ALL KINDS OF WAYS AVOID ADINGj WRITING AND AND THIS MAY BE ONE OF THEM GOSH, MAYBE YOU'RE HE PPraBABLY A LONGER VACATION, BY PUTTING TWO AND TWO TOGETHER HE FIGURED A TO WORK IT 'THEN HE OUGHTA BE EASY TO )FIND, BECAUSE I HOW OSBIE IS IM IF YOU ASK ME COULDN'T EVEN PUT TWO AND TWO TOGETHER AND DO IT RIGHT 931 BY HE Out of the Brig By THOMPSON AND COLL 1 IT SEEMS TOO £OOO TO BE I TE.UE, TO SE.E VOU TWO SHAKING HOPE THIS WILL BB TH.R OF A BEAUTIFUL. 7ii-i IM THE EXCITEMEMT, i ALMOST ABOUT MAEK'S DID VOU BKIMft HEC- WITH VOU? TELL US ABOUT THE VOU'LL WOOW, VOUC.5ELF, IM A FEW MIMUTES.

MVE.A--1 TO THE POLICE SOOM AS I HEAED YOU WEEE WHEM I LEFT THE THEV HAD JUST STARTED THE' TGAM5FUSIOM-.