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More You Tell, Die Quicker YAi Sell" HAMS iftut, mtaimttHi Me 34Sc word, mlB. Me Mk fe word, minimum We OlM month (26 ttaies)-48e word, tninhniun We continuous liuer- IB ftMkttf word count, dkregard efariMftaitton name such as "Pot Me," is toe. Hi initial name, or cofa- letejtfcone number, counts a ahUlwtttd. For exaraptt: FOB Three-room modem hed apartment, with In. Bargain.

J. V. Vital, IS words, at 2e word, Me time; at word, S3e for HwM etc. NOTE: All orders placed by telephone ate due and payable upon ftMMntatkm at bill PHONE 768 SuDper BOPE STAR, HOPlfi, ARKANSAS There will be a pie supper at Battlefield schoolhouse Friday night, October 1, sponsored by the W. M.

S. A. it was announced Thursday. Proceeds will go to the Methodist and Baptist Churches. The public is invited.

Although birds have a regular ing a lost feather is replaced a new one at any time of year. Lost LOST: Four year old, setter birc dog. White with leather spots. Re to J. S.

Conway, name on collar. 22-3tp STRAVED-One brown horse mule Wt. about 1,100 has sign of wire cut on left shoulder, white spot on right shoulder. H. E.

Upchurch, Pat mos, Ark. 22-3tp i -r- Found keys on small ring Owner may claim by paying for this notice. 23-3tdh Legal Notice Offered Plumbing, Contracting, Repairing Thirty years experience H. R. Segnar 120 S.

Hervey Phone 171W 5-4-tf Don't sleep on knots. Let us buil you a new mattress or rebuild th. old one. HEMPSTEAD COUNTY MATTRESS SHOP, T12 West Fourth Phone 853-J. 23-6tc For Rent FOR have 3 vacan furnished apartments, with private baths and garage by October 1.

J. A Sullivan, 404 North Main. 21-tfc Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT OR for five-room house. Mrs. Ralph Madden, 374-W.

21-3tp 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.

28-26tc WE BUY We are paying 35c cwt. or ton. We weigh on oil mill scales which re certified. No charge for weighing. buy radiators and metals of all kinds.

COX-CASSIDY FOUNDRY i MACHINE CO Laurel St Hope, Ark. j- 27-26tc 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 ORDINANCE No. An Ordinance to be nn Ordinance Entitled, nn Ordinance to Levy a Tax on Taxable Property In the City of Hope, Arkansas, for the Year 1937 and for Other Purposes. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY.OF HOPE ARKANSAS.

SECTION 1: That a tax of Five mills (.005) be, and the same is hereby levied upon all taxable property, both real and personal, within the City of Hope, Arkansas, for the year 1937; and that all moneys collecied and raised by said tax shall constitute a general fund to defray the. general and ordinary expenses of the said City of Hope Arkansas; and that said levy be certified to the Clerk of Hempstead County, Arkansas, to be placed upon the books and collected at the same time and in the same manner as State and County taxes are collected SECTION 2: That all ordinances parts of ordinances, in con- herewith are hereby repealed- and this ordinance being necessary for the public health, safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the City of Hope, an emergency is hereby declared and this ordinance shall be in full force from and after its passage and publication. Passed and approved this 21st clay if September 1937. Published in the Hope Star this 23 lay of September 1937. Albert Graves Attest Mayor.

T. R. Billingsley City Clerk Sept 23 lie OUR BOARDING HOUSE ISTHfe LATEST MlNf- CHlLD OF MY INVENTIVE HOOPLfe SELF B3AD, with Hfe Major Hoople OUT OUR WAY Thursday, September 23, 1937 WIS BRAJN THINKING BACK TOO TRY- TO RECALL THE ENTIRE.SUMMER MOMTHS HAVE BEEN TAKEN UP WITH ITS COMPLETION' OBSERVE- "THE MECHANICAL PERFECTION" OF THIS WORKING If WHfeRfe HE MISLAID YOU ACTION OF THE CHAIR SPINS THE FAN THAT SENDS A COOLING BREEZE to DISPEL THE HE-AT OF VEH THEV OU3HT TO PARK HIM IN TH "ROWDY- GAR AND KEEP HIM OFF TH' BEFORE HE LOSES COMPLETE CONTROL OF HIS' THIWKINS MACHINE AMD (TRACKS BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES IWrrr HEA SERVICE. IMC. T.

M. BEC. U. S. PAT.

Off. lS 'CLUTCH SLIPPING By WILLIAMS WE'VE LOST PART OP IT BECAUSE SH6 WON'T RUN. I PON'T 55E ANY 'PLACE FOR THIS. NO. IT'S AM OLP Alfe HOSE OFF A FREIGHT THET IS A-WELL IT MIGHT feE A PART OP IT.

OH PA -TRY THIS. HE IT BE AN 1 IT MIGHT YOU CAN'T TELL! PI aro 188 as sr INe BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOOM. f- 1 V.L i 4-23 ALLEY Tell Us, Boots For Sale FOR heaters, bedsteads, all kind used Furniture. Used Furniture Co. 3rd and Hazel, Hope, fo fe 15-26tc FOR SALE: Residential property, 92x225 feet, Southeast Corner Hervey and Avenue C.

Box 1503, Shreve- La. 22-14tp. FOR newspapers, 5 cents per bundle- Hope Star. 27-26dh WARNING ORDER No. 1732.

In the Circuit Court of Hempstead County, Ark. lox-Cassidy Foundry Machine Company Plaintiff vs. ernat hy Son, E. V. Abemathy, Jack Abernathy, W.

E. Stewart Oil Company, W. E. Stewart, Hariy Spooner and G. P.

Birdwell Defendants The Defendants, Abernathy Son, E. B. Abernathy, Jack Abernathy, W. E. Stewart Oil Company, W.

E. Stewart, and G. P. Birdwell, are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Cox-Cassidy Foundry Machine Company. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 8th day of September, 1937 RALPH BAILEY, Clerk.

By DALE JONES, D. C. John P. Vesey Attorney for Plaintiff. Sept.

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S. PAT Famous. Scientist WXSITTOBBS A Wooden Fortune REALLV DOW'T TH' LAST I REM6ME TILL A MOMEMT AGO -IV, IN TH' JUNI6LE. LOOKIN HOW COME VOU T'GIT KMOCKED OOTl COPB. 037 BY NEA SERVICE.

INC. REO. By HAMLIN MUKNIM UUK AW, TM' DID FOOZV TALK WHEM) ALL I FOUMD I 'OUT WAS HE THINKS H' CAM HE CAME TO? WHAT PID VUH FIMD OUT? HORIZONTAL .1 Who was the' pictured scientist? 7 Italy made him a for life. 13 Gibbon. 14 Land measure 16 To elude.

17 Tree. 18 To liberate. 19 Pried. Musical note. 21 Perishes.

22 Married. 23 24 Distant 25ftnason. He uted much to progresg. 10 MorselA '31 To free. 32 Crippled.

33 Musical note. (34 Idant. Strong wind. j36He was i the world his i invention. Answer to Previous Puzzle 40 Dry.

41 Flame. 42 Form of 43 Metric foot. 45 Arm bone. .46 Mathematical term. 47 Branches of learning, 48 Hastened, 49 Scented.

50 Animal that nests. 51 He invented telegraphy. VERTICAL 2 In the style of. 3 Male sheep. 4 Credit.

5 Nostrils. 6 Frozen desserts. 7 Southeast. "8 To require. 9 Farewell! 10To knock' lightly.

11 Poem. 12 Scarlet. 15 Musical note. 17 He was an by profession. 18 Sheer.

19 Fairy. 21 Portion of medicine. 22 To through water 23 Braided. 24 Destiny. 26 Dry.

27 Verse. 28 To think, 30 Having no head hairs. 32 Seculau. 33 Delay. 35 Ground grain.

36 Indian vernacular. 37 To lift 38 Sea eagles, 39 Actions. 40 Social insects. 41 Soared. 44 Native, m'etaL 45 Above.

46 Sun. 48 Senior. 49 Northeast, HOLY JUMPING BLUE NSTEAP BARREN VINES ANP WASH ANP EASY RNP TREES THOUSANDS. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BOYS, WE FACE AWOTHER TOUGH COMPETITION EVEF THE CONFERENCE WILL BE GUNNIMG FOR i( US BEA1 THEIR MOTTO Heart to Heart By CRANE WHY, IT'5 WORTH A THEN WHY TH' HECK PIP MR. WATT TELL BREEZE THAT THE COMPANY'S LISTEN, STUPID, HE'S A LIAR, A THIEF SKUNK; HE'S TRYING TO ROB HER? BUT 5O HELP ME HANNA, HE'b NOT GOING TO 6ET AWAY WITH tl EVERY TEAM WANTS TO KWOCk US OFF OUR PERCH so WE'LL HAVE To BE: ow OUR TOES WE'LL PLAY HARD AMD GIVE: EVERYTHING (1 'I'M ONLY THE CAM ONLY TELL YOU WHAT TD DO YOU'LL HAVE TO DO IT THE FIRST PLAYER WHO BREAKS TRAIWIWQ RULES WILL BE ATFSAITOR QOT THAT WE'LL HAVE TO BAWD TOGETHER ASID WORK HARD FOR A COMMON CAUSE By BLOSSER MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE They Arrie THERE CAN BE WO LEAKS IN THE DIKE? THE FIRST PLAYER WHO LETS US DOWN WILL TTJRW IW HIS IN MY CASE, THAT WOULD BE NO SACRIFICE vl By THOMPSON AND COLL JACK, IT WAS MICE or- you TO DRIVE US TO NEW YORK IT WAS A PLEASURE, I'VE A PILE OF WORK TO CO AT HEAD QUARTERS, AMD I'LL BE GLAD TO HAVE VOU SETTLED NEAE WE'RE WEAR THE ADDRESS VOM BODEM GAVE ME rn NOT A i THE POCTOR.

HAS A REPUTATION) FOR BEIMG A STRAWGE PEGSOMALITy, ff EG, I'LL STOP THE CAR HERE. YOU WOM'7 1 MIMD THE REST OF THE WAY, FvWILL YOU? THANKS A LOT OLD MAM -WE'LL BE SEE IMG VOU I WOWDERWHY JACK DIDKJ'T DRIVE US UP IM FRONT OF THE. HOUSE. HE'S AFRAID OF MEETING SOME OF THOSE REFORMED CRIMINALS 1 HOOP FOC, SUCH A FAMOUS) corn. 3 ar INC.