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FOOT HOPE tfTAK, HOPE, ARKANSAS Monday, August 27, 1931 Bigger Than Ever Kexall Factory to You SALE Profits sacrificed to make more friends. JOHN S. GIBSON Drug Company "The REXALL Store" Hope, Ark. Established 1885 COOL Summer Wash Dresses $1.98 Ladies Specialty Shop "Excusive But Not Expensive" NOTICE! I have moved my shoe shop to the Hope Fruit Co. Store building.

All Work Guaranteed J. W. PARSONS Shoe Repair Shop Phone 687. We call for and deliver 111 South Main Street Cricket fighting is a favorite sport in China and many Chinese make a living by breeding them for the arena. More than 6,640,000,000 letters and other postal packets were carried by the British postoffiee in the year ended March 31.

We have a new patented machine that sews on soles. Old fashioned tacks no longer necessary. No advance in prices. Give us a trial. All Work Guaranteed Theo P.

Witt Shoe Repair Shop 210 South Main Sell It! Find It! Rent It! Buy It! in the Hope Star Market Place Remember, the more you tell. QM quicker you sell 1 tune, lOc line, min. 30o consecutive insertions, minimum of 3 lines in one ad. 3 times, 6c line, min. 50c 6 times, 5c line, min.

90c 26 times, line, min. (Average words to the line) ads will be accepted with the understanding that bill payable on presentation of statement, before tha first publication. Phone 768 PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 19 Referred to the People by the General Assembly In regular session assembled, 1933. Be it resolved by the House of Representatives of the State of Arkansas and by the Senate of the State of Arkansas, a majority of all members elected to each House agreeing thereto: That the following is hereby proposed as ah Amendment to the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, and, upon being submitted to the electors of the State for approval or rejection at the next general election for Senators and if a majority of the electors voting thereon, at such an election adopt such Amendment, the same shall become a part of the Constitution of the State of Ar, cansas, to-wit: That Article 5 of the Constitution of the Slate of Arkansas be amended by adding thereto the following: SECTION 1.

Not less than a major- ty of the memoera of each House of the General Assembly may enact aw. SECTION II. None of the rates for property, excise, privilege or personal axes, now levied shall be increased by the General Assembly except after 'the approval of the qualified electors voting thereon at an election, or in case of an emergency, by the votes of three-fourths of the members elected to each House of the General Assembly. SECTION III. Excepting monies raised or collected for educational purposes, highway purposes, to pay Confederate pensions and the just debts of the State, the General Assembly is hereby prohibited from appropriating or expending more than the sum of Two and One-half Million Dollars for all purposes, for any' biennial period; provided the limit herein fixed may be exceeded by the votes of three-fourths of the members elected to each House of the General Assembly.

SECTION IV. In making appropriations for any biennial period, the General Assembly shall first pass the General Appropriation Bill provided for in Section 30 of Article 5 of the Constitution, and no other appropriation bill may be enacted before that shall have been done. SECTION V. No expense shall be incurred or authorized for either House except by a bill duly passed yy both Houses and approved by the Sovernor. The provisions of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas in conflict with this Amendment are hereby repealed insofar as they are in conflict herewith, and this Amendment shall be self-execuang and shall take and have full effect immediately upon its adoption by the electors of the State.

The atove resolution was filed In the office the Secretary of State of the State of Arkansas on the 30th day of January, 1933. Each elector may vote for, or against, the above proposed Amendment. WITNESS MY HAND and Official seal of this office this the 28th day of March, 1934. ED F. MCDONALD, Secretary of State.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS Screen Bldg. Mat. Co FOR RENT FOR bed room 2 block from business district. Call at 107 West Ave. C.

23 lip. FOR five room house with garage; close in. Sec A. TI. Evcrs- ineyer at 420 South Pine.

DRESS SALE Entire Stock Cotton and Silk THE GIFT SHOP Phone 252 Pipe, Valves Fittings Harry W. Shiver Phone 259 FOR SALE Used parts for all cars. P. A. Lewis Motor Co.

16-261. Best Paint Bldg. Mat Co. FOR acres on Hope and Blevins pike, 2 miles south of city limits. Good house.

Fine water. Place is fenced and cross-fenced. Two barns full of feed, ID head of cattle, 5 hogs, 3 mules, all farm implements. Price 54100. Take 51500 cash to handle, balance on long time.

An ideal home. Well located all equipped. BRIDEWELL TYLER, HOPE, ARK. 23-3tc. Used cars bought and sold.

P. A. Lewis Motor Co. 18-26L Wall Bldg. Mat.

Co. LOST leather suitcase between Nashville and Hope. Contents, children's clothing. Return to 1301 Sooth Main Street. Reward.

21-3tp. Geo, Williams store and A. G. Martin's a grip of women's clothes. Reward of to the finder.

Ellis Williams. FOUND license plate, number 95937. Owner may possess tag by paying for this ad. 20 3tc. NOTICE Vote for ODELL GARKETT For County Treasurer Nevada County Honest, Courteous, Efficient acod two packages of baby clothing snd l.idy'.s wear, pair men's Return Hope Star.

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TAT OfF.i ALLEY OOP By HAMLIN Can It Be That Dinny's Jealous? POOR LOST IN A TERRIBLE STORM IF HE WAS OOINO TO HAVE TO MARRY PRINCESS WOOTIETOOT, HE WAS THE BEST FRIEND I EVER MAD OH, I FEEL SO BADLY AE-OUT IT WHY SAURY WHAT ON EARTH xrwt WASH TUBES By CRANE VOU NEARLY YOU WERE DUMB EMOUOH WHERE'S THE CAKIOE? COM v' STAMP THERE, BUILD A PIRE. CAM HAPPEWEDf DROWNED, STAND UP WHILE SHOOT- WHERE'S MV WATCH? VW SAVE HIS SUH, PUT THERE'S IMG THE RAPIDS. WHY IN SAM HILL LIFE, AM' HE HO FOOD. NO BEDS. PIPN'T YOU SAVE CRABS ABOUT MY WATCH? HIS WATCH.

MO CHEF, MO VALET, WO ELECTRIC LIGHTS. IT'S AM OUTRAGE. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS On Second Thought! I THOUGHT THAT FIRE RID ME OF THOSE FELLOWS. HERE THEY ARE I'VE GOT TO DO SOME FAST THINKING SORPY i ROBBED YOUR TRAPS, I IT WASN'T I PROMISE I WON'T TAKE FROM NOBODY" I'M AWFUL THAT'S ALL RIGHT, BATEESE LET BYGONES BE BYGOWE5. 1 I CAM PORCIVE ANY MAW WHO MAKES MISTAKES AMD THEKI SOLVES To CHAHOE MIS WAYS! LET'S FOPGET IT Cl-AD YOU FEEL THAT LONG, AND GOOD LUCK HAT MADE CHARLIE SUDDENLY SPRING INTO ACTION i.

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