Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 8

PAGE FOUR Bigger Than Ever Rexnll Factory to You SALE Profits sacrificed to make more friends. JOHN S. GIBSON Drug Company "The REXALL Store" Hope, Ark. Established 1885 NOTICE! I have moved my shoe shop to the Hope Fruit Co. Store building.

All Work Guaranteed J. W. PARSONS Shoe Repair Shop Phone 667. We call for and deliver 111 South Main Street Ladi les We have installed 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 Itl Buy RI in the Hope Star Market Place Bemetnbcr, the more you tell, the quicker you selL 1 time, lOc line, min. 3Qd for 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. $2.71 (Average 5Mi words to the line) ads will be accepted with the understanding that the bill 13 payable on presentation of statement, bsiora tha first publication, Phone 768 Screen Bldg. Mat.

Co. FOR RENT FOR RENT: Furnished apartment, private bath, private entrance and garage. Phone 235. 3 tc. FOR Furnished apartment fprn rooms, bath and garage, jpor- sey McRae.

Phone 75. 28-3tp. FOR RENT: South bed room, with or without bath, phone 321. FOR SALE Used parts for all cars. P.

A. Lewis Motor Co. 16-26t Best Paint Bldg. Mat Co, FOR acres on Hope and Blevins pike, 2 miles north of city limits. Good house.

Fine water. Place is fenced and cross-fenced. Two barns full of feed, 19 head of cattle, 5 hogs, 3 mules, all farm implements. Price W100. Take $1500 cash to handle, balance on long time.

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

P. A. Lewis Motor Co. 16-26t. Wall Bldg.

Mat. Co. FOR SALE: Set of Abstract Books covering Hempstcad County Lands. Write or see L. F.

Monroe or W. H. Etter Washington, Ark. FOR pony. Telephone 329.

28-3tp FOR SALE: Standard hauling wagon for cash. Kemp Casey, 801 South Main. 3tc. 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" Jictns-e plate, number 93937.

Owner may possess tag by paying for thii ad. 20 3tc. NOTICE NGTIClv-Misplaced two packages of baby clothing and lady's wear, men's shoes. Return Hope Star. WANTED WANTED: Wardrobe- Trunk.

Call 265-J. Center Point Health is good in the community at this writing. Rev. L. L.

Middlcbrooks filled his regular appointment here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Elbcrt O'Steen of Oak Grove spent Thursday with Mrs. A.

L. Caudle and children. Mr. and Mrs. Audis Vines and children of Hope spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.

Homer Vines and family. George Aslin of Oklahoma is visiting in the home of Mrs. P. A. Aslin.

Mrs. A. L. Caudle and children spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Wright and children. Mr. and Mrs.

Dutch Huckabec an family who have been living at Shre veport. have moved back to Al ton. He is working at the Jones wel Mrs. Dutch Huckabee and childre called at the home of Mrs. A.

L. Cau die a wihle Friday morning. Mrs. Carl May spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jim Ward anc Mrs.

Marion Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Galloway anc baby of Hinton spent Saturday nigh with Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Galloway and children. Delmar Wright spent Saturday nighl with his brother, Harvey Wright and family. Miss Delilah Galloway spent Sunday with Miss Jessie Mae Wright.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ridgdill of Hope spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Meadows. Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford of Bodcaw are visiting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Galloway and csi children. SALE COOL Summer Wash Dresses $1.98 Ladies Specialty Shop "Excusive But Not Expensive" DRESS SALE Entire Stock Cotton and Silk THE GIFT SHOP Phone 252 Pipe, Valves Fittings Harry W. Shiver Appliances Phone 259 TRADES DAY Thursday Aug. 3O Ask for Trades Day Tickets Do You GAMBLE fl) yon ever fit.

out of line of (If Sd your chances of having an accident are multiplied by 50.) (2) Have you ever driven over 40 miles an hour? (If so your chances of having an accident are multiplied by 25J (3) Have you ever passed another car on a curve? (If so your chances of having an accident are multiplied by 21.) (4) Have you passed another car going up a hill? (If so your chances of having en accident are multiplied by 10.) (51 Have you over failed to signal a turn or stop? (If so your chances of having an accident are multiplied by 5.1 mmmmm Phone 810 Hope elson-Huckins LAUNDRY Wash Suits Properly Laundered PHONE 8 Ttics'day, 'August 28. 1034 OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN OUT OUR WAY 'HAT "DO YOU SAX WHY- MEAN TO SAY By WILLIAMS FROM THEM THE NlcSHT -BtFORE AST NI6HT TO OK OVER THE SCENIC "POUTE KNEW THEY WERE AND LET THEM THINK 1 WAS A EVEN ACES AND KING'S PLANTED SANDWICHES, AND A.U-THE OTHER THEY KNOW, THEIR WERE PLAVING, "ROYAL PLUSH WHO BEAT ''COLD DECK HARPER, OF NEW USED TO WET Hfe THUMB, ANO DRAW A FMR OF ACES PROM UNDER, frNO- DON'T SWING BACK LIKE THAT. THAT TELEGRAPHS YOUR LETS KNOW IT'S AND YOU'RE OFF BALANCE. WELL, I GOT TEW RAR BACK TEW GIT S'OME GINGER INTEW IT. SHORE, HE'S TAKIN' BOXIN' HAIN'T LESSONS, SO HE KIN KNOCK TROUBLE- TH' PAPDIN' OUT 1 YOU NEX' TIME VOU GIT SMART 'BOUT HIS GIT HIM, NOW, WHILE HE'S GOT ON CAIN'T HURT VUH.

HIM AN' ME IS GOOD FRIENDS. NOW. YEN, BUT YOH WON'T HE (3ITS A COUPLE LESSONS WHV, ONLY ONE LESSON WILL MAKE HIM TOO GOOD PER youf THEN YOU'LL HAVE TO KEEP YOUR TRAP SHUT, AROUSJD HERE GIT HIM MAD, MOW BEFORE IT'S TOO 'LATE. f. 1131 BY smvicc.

me. MJUO u. 3 PAT 8- 2 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES VOOT 1 MOW ALLEY OOP ITTY SAURY, I DON'T THINK DINNY LIKED THE IDEA OF YOUR MAKING ME A PRESENT OF THAT LITTLE LIZARD LOOKS AS IF HE'S GOING AWAY MAD VOOT i GOOD NVE.OBR. -r A Perfect Understanding! Dinny's Quest! By HAMLIN WASH TUBES LI sciwicr INC. ncr.

PAT orr Boardman Gets Tough! LIFE, BOARDMAN, VO(J GOT SOMETHING FURTHERMORE, f. N0 FOOD, WO 12 MILES BACK TO By CRANE A IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT, YOU'RE FIRED! OUT! NCTT EVEW A VALET. GET OUTf YOU'RE FIRED! IPUSTWGMV '(PART. VOU BRAINLESS TH' ROUGHEST WILDEST COUMTRV MY Y' EVER SAW. YOU'RE THRU! A i i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Indian Wisdom! FRECKLES, A RAT IS STILL A RAT, BY BUT AMY OTWER KJAHE DOIHG WHAT I RIGHT, TWE FUTURE 1 GEE, CHARLIE, THAT'S NOT FA'R, POUNCING OM A COY AFTER HE ASKS You TO FORGIVE HIM, AND APOLO GIZES FOR ALL HE'S DOME I NOTICE ANYTHING CULIAR ABOUT THEM WE'VE PROVED THAT THE MAN WHO FIRED THE WOODS ON OUR LITTLE ISLAND WALKED A BIT MORE HEAVILY ON HIS LEFT By BLOSSER THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop) AUIT YOU THC THEM M1GVHT VAM UOT OM HlOE'J TO CATCH THC THIEF YOUP One Tip Gone Astray! SO IF OUR FRIEND BATEESE HAD ONLY THOUGHT TO SHIFT HIS PACK, HIS CANTEEN WFL AND HIS HATCHET TO HIS RIGHT SIDE, 5 QUJTBR CARRIED HIS RIFLE IN HIS RIGHT EARS HAND, WE MIGHT MEVER HAVE CAUGHT HIM 4- By COWAN GOT A TH T'OAV THAT OVt, YOU MIGHT WAV ITA I YEAM FOUUEO "JP YEP! THt OLD O.U T'MC 'E COME KNOW HIM PRETTY WELL, SKIP IT HE AU4'T A THING AWAY TV I AT WORTH M.

HCC. U. S. P4T rr I9J.J Bt HCA SCEVICE..