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Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

Publication:
Hope Stari
Location:
Hope, Arkansas
Issue Date:
Page:
4
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Radio Engineer tsh. to Pimle FLAG OF ETHIOPIA wrarj a ana-. 'aaaifl aaaara simaa QQQ nnni aaa IIM HEJanGSaiiigH 0H 0ga satan ani to. 'ml 6 lAIPJPI ISnAIUIE IIJS(UJ dtrt." lina 44 Brands. 49 Myself.

50 Clay block. 62 Interior. coin. 53 Saucy. S3 Macaw.

To 'make lace? 58 Animal. 59 He is an 60 He Invented 1 Burdened. 2 Measures. 3 To piece out. 6 To eject.

6 Destiny. 7 Road. STo sin. 9 To fly. 10 Carries.

ftdlo 11 He helped develop telegraphy. IS Kiln. 15 Models. 17 Mother. IS Senior.

21 He took out 100 22 Helixes. 25 Opposite of winner. 27 Molding. 29 Fifth month. 31 Hail! .17 Heap of atones 40 Hidden.

42 Slovak. 44 Note In scale. 45 In. 48 To growl. 47 Encountered.

48 Measure of area. 49 Bill of fare. 50 Japanese fish'. 51 Before. 53 Moccasin, 54 Beret.

66 Form of 58 Dad. a it. Is Voted Best in National pubs' Catcher 'Tieats Out Dizzy-Dean by 75 Points to 66 voting. Previously Rogers Hornsby, in 1929, and Hack Wilson, in 1930, won the coveted award for the Cubs. Hornsby i won it first time as a mem- ber of the Cardinals in 1925.

The Car- jdinals, with five winners since the award was established in 1924, tops all rivals in that respect. The Cubs are second. The Giants. Pirates arid Phillies each have furnished one winner. (IP) Chicago Cubs to receive Charles (Gabby) Hartnett, catcher of the National Lea- Tuesday was adjudg- league's most valuable player 935.

veteran of 13 ears' tervice with atTSTa key figure in the drive to the pennant, Hartnett sJ Jerome Herman (Dizzy) Ejean, thfr 1934 winner, by nine points JB itlie race for the awai'd given by me Baseball Writers' Association of America. lesults of the contest, by James C. Isaminger of the Philadelphia Inquirier, chairman of the Award Committee, showed Hartnett the field with 75 points. Dean 66 points; Floyd (Arky) Vaugh- Pittsourgh Pirates, 45; Billy Herman, of the Cubs, 38, and Joe Med- ylcfc of the Cardinals, 37. No other flayer'received more than 20 points.

ftll'itold, 27 players figured in the Sweden Gains New City LJUNGBY, Sweden will have 115 cities when this township changes its status January 1, 1936. The town, in the province of Smaa- land, was incorporated in 1828. i Find It! Rent It! Buy IU in the Hope Star MARKET PLACE Remember, the more you tell, the quicker you selL 4 I IJjnei min, 30t Fqr consecutive insertions, minimum of 3 lines in one ad 5 times, 6c line, min. 504 6 times, Sc line, min. 90c line, min.

J2.76 (Average words to the line) NOTEJ-Want ads will be accepted With the understanding that the 'bill is payable on presentation of statement, before the first publication Phone 76ft Wilhout Calomel-And You'll Jump Oui of Bed in ibe Morning Rarin' to Go The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile Into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing fnely, your food doesa't discs t. It just decays in the bowels. Goa bloats up your stomach. You eret constipated.

Your Whole system is poisoned and you feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk. Laxatives are only makeshifts. A mere bowel movement doesn't net at the cause It takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and.make you feel "up and Harmless, gentle, yet amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. Stubbornly refuse anything else.

25c. 1B3I M.CO. For All Kinds of INSURANCE See Roy Anderson and Company WANTED Foot Boi D' Arc Posts. See Mrs. David Davis.

Phone 22-3tc MALE HELP WANTED mbitious, reliable man (or ener- woman) who is interested in per- rit work with a good income, to ply satisfied customers with famous Vatkins Products in Prescott. No Write R. Watkins Com- 70-80 W. Iowa Memphis, 10-23-lt FOR RENT RENT: Furnished apartment, vate bath and garage. Automatic heater.

Phone 235. Mrs. S. G. 22-3tp 1 six room furnish- home in Brookwood addition.

Mrs. gehootey, N8M rings. reliable person the Oepartnuent of Harper's Place 216 hoae 36 23-ltc SALE ood two-horse wagon, mule, cheap. John Guilfoyle, Route Three. 22-3tp piano and gunshop In good condition and cheap.

Mrs B. L. Taylor "815 West Sixth 23-6tp We Cari-y a Complete Line of Bibles Testaments Red Letter and Reference up BIBLES 75 Handy Size Testaments JOHN S. GIBSON Drug Company The Rexall Store Phone $3 Delivery TOPCOATS CLEANED THE Odorless Way Our special process cleans thoroughly, freshens the colors and strengthens the fabrics. Minor Repairs Free of Charge Hall Brothers PHONE 385 LOCKS We are now buying Sweet Qum Blocks in 40 inch lengths Call 328 for prices.

Hope Basket Co. Jf 1 er BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN YOUP, VACUUfA TOR A "PEW WILL SO NOD CAN MELODY WORK WILL. PUT EIGHT -BUTTONS TRAT CONNECT WITH OFTLUTE-UKE BACa, YOU CAN TLNY OP TrAE CLEANING NOVEL YOU CAN "PUJN TVAE VA.CUUNN CLEANER fAE, OUT THE HUfA OP THE MOTOR WITH A SONG BATHTUB VACUUfA CLEANER IP- 2.3 IMS BY SERVICE. INC T. M.

Rec. s. PAT OUT OUR WAY OPIUM 3CTNT WvT IM TW LAST HALP HOUR PIMCH6D SAME GUV HOLDlM' UP A BAklk, PBR, BOOt LBflSilOV By WILLIAM! DIDW 1 BUILD KiO dAl 1 JUST THOUGHT HAVE HIM HAV A GOOD IMSTlD. WEAPONS, PER SEVERAL MOR6 HOW DOES WE GIT OUT OF JAIL 50 i 'CS, fe-1 QUICK. RETURMS (T! i U-1 Pi im HEA stpviec.

INC. T. RCC. PAT, orp. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES He Asked for It by MARTIN GOU.V I 1 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC.

T. M. REG. U. S.

PAT. OFF.l ALLEY OOP Maybe Guz Wishes They Had By HAMLIN WHILE ALLEY OOP AMD OOOLA TEV TO FIGUGE A WAV TO GET ACROSS THE. DARK, IMFESTED RIVEE lWG GUZZLE, AND HIS MEW RETUCK1TO THE CAPITAL MV PAPA'S TH' BE BRAVE COMIN 1 ON TO RECAPTURE THEIR ROYAL 'KING TUNK, OF LEM SET FREE BY DOOTSY YEH.YER TOO LATE THEY ESCAPED, IM SPITE OF ALL I COULD DO-BUT OH, GUZZIE -I'M SO THRILLED YOU'RE THRILLED? WELL.FER CATSAKE, WHAT ARE YOU THRILLED )1935BYNEASEff WC T.OFF.' TEE HEE HE -THEY WANTED TO KIDKJAP WASH TUBBS Lulu Bell Has Her Own Ideas By CRANE HATE TO THIWK OF MR. BlddER BEING DEAD. MY THEORY 15 THAT THE YACHT RE TURMEP PURIMG THE MI6HT, AMD THAT HE" DAT" BAILED AWAY.

1 SMART? AH lRLI6' WHY VOULD SLIPPERY BIC33ER SAIL AWAY' WITHOUT HIS CLOTHES OM 3 HE AIM'T MO MUDIST. V. 'AM' EVEN IF HE WAS, HOW COME THEM BLOODSTAINS OM HIS MAYBE THEY'RE PSD INK. SPOTS. YOU AS WELL6IT IT THRU VER HERE AW 1 MOW, 6IRLIE.

SLIPPERY KMOWEP WHO STOLE'XDUR AN' WAS A80UT TO SQUEAL. IT'S I "TELL COLD-BLOOPEC? MURDER BY OF OUR, OWN CROWP. T) 1935 BY NFX 8ERV FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS What to Do? By BLOSSfcR WHY DOSJT TELL THE COACH ABOUT YOUR MOTHER HE'D REALIZE, THEW.WHY YOU CANT SEEM TO GET GOING IN FOOTBALL THIS YEAR 1 i HE CAN'T WORRY ABOUT EVERY GUYS FAMILY HE HAS ALL HE CAW DO ID TAKE CARE OF HIS OWN EITHER I'M GOOD ENOUGH ID MAKE THE I'M AND A GUY CANT CONCENTRATE ON FOOTBALL WHEN HE HAS OTHER THINGS ON HIS --W MIND; BUT IF COACH ROOSE KNEW WHAT I KNOW, HE'D PUT YOU IN EVERY GAME AMD i SUPPOSE I WHAT THEN? DO -YOU SUPPOSE SHADYSIDE FANS WOULD GET A BANG OUT OF HEARING THE PUBLIC SYSTEM ANNOUSJCE THAT FRECKLES GOOSEY FUMBLED BEHIND HIS OWN GOAL LINE, BUT, HE'S KIND TD HIS MOTHER? 1 1935 BY NEA SEBVICE. INC. THE NEWFANGLES Keeping an Eye on Him By COWAN SUE'S COME ON WAKE UP OUT OF THAT EATIJ ROBE AND INTO YOUR GET I WANT YOU DOWN THE BANK WITH WHILE I GCT TWH NSONEY T' PUY TOURIST WHY HECK P' YA AUDNG? NEVER TRUST ME WITH ANY I ROBBED, I WONT BE WONDERIN 1 IF YOU MAD ANYTHING T'DQ WITH tmJ INC.

T. M. REG. U..

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Pages Available:
98,963
Years Available:
1930-1977