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Industry to BOJBH Ganglia little. anaa FOREST IBJOiyiEIRJ maraa OESH I INtV IE INlTlO iRilV IA 1C nate; 44 Eccentric. 49 Beer. 61 Water scorpion. 55 Ozone.

66 Type standard. 57 Note in scale. 58 Ocean. 63 Goodyear Iftvented rubber. CO Rubber port in tiraztl.

house. CCOricur. ijfrlag. 1 Tattiftw strainer 2 To Introduce. 3 Network.

4 Pitcher. 5 Engraves. 6 Wings. 7 Soft mud. 8 Consumer 9 Scatters.

10 Cowl 11 Shaft part IS West Point student 24'Saturates. 36 Two-handed man. 2S To put on, 29 Wayside hotels. 31 Birds' prison. 32 To sin.

33 Rubbei manu fttcturlng center. i5 South American rubber comes from species ol Sheet tin. 42 Escort 43 Timber tree. 45 Branches. 46 Form ot "he 47 Egyptian 48 Pleased Region 60 Prevaricator Part of circle 64 Snnhe tr 20 53 36 51 V'j-a 43 39 52 31 46 47 5 38 55 Sheppard Alice Finley was shopping in ojie Saturday afternoon.

r. anct Mrs. W. L. Cornelius was ping 1 in Hope Saturday.

Barnes Biddies of Guernsey is 'week with his sister, Mrs. Wfr. and Mrs. Oscar October, IJ a fine girl they 'istened' her Mary Alice. Mother are doing fine.

toy. Cornelius was" shopping in Hope nbrtd. Cornelius spent Saturday bt witli Rough Gentry. 'and Mrs. Rough Gentry and attended prayer meeting Sun- iy Bahle Field.

ilrv Mrs. Cornelius spent with at Battle Field and ded 'church. Ethel -Cornelius and children -fsupper guests of Mr. and Mrs. jyelee Norwood of Battle Field and I Sell IU Ftod It! Rent Itl Buy Itl in the Hope Star (MARKETPLACE fReinember, the more you tell, the quicker you selL 'l tuine, We Une, rain.

SOc 5 For consecutive insertions, mum of 3 lines in one ad 3 times, 6c line, min. 504 6 times, 5c line, min. 90e 28 times, ZVtc line, min. $2.76 (Average SMt words to the line) ads will be accepted fwitb the understanding that the is payable on presentation of before the first publi- cation, Phone 768 ANNOUNCEMENTS Called Meeting M. M.

Degree Tuesday Night Oct. 29 at 7:30 R. R. Morris, VV. M.

i A. Albritton, Secy. Miss Lucille Cornelius was Miss Augusta Norwood's guest. Mrs. Alice Clayton, Mrs.

Nellie Neal and Mrs. Edna Hawthorn were shopping in Hope Saturday. Boots Clayton spent Monday night with Raymond Cornelius. James Riddles spent-Sunday night with Raymond Cornelius. Misses Lucille, Christeen, and Gladys Cornelius spent Saturday night with their brother Roy Cornelius and family.

William and Clonton Chandler were shopping in Hope Saturday. Mrs. Julie and Ophelia Chandler spent last Sunday with Pearl Cornelius. Frank Townsend of Lost Prairie spent last Friday night with Raymond Cornelius, i Mrs. Grant of spent' Thursday night Mrs.

Vergia Dudney. WANTED Foot Bois D' Arc Mrs. David Davis. Phone 22-3tc FOR RENT 'f OB RENT Five room house, close in. Good neighborhood.

655-W. Carl Smith. 24-3tp Blevins The health in this'community is very good at this writing. There was large cSowds attending the association all arid had splendid sermons. Mrs.

Luther Aslin find little son Rayborn spent the week end with relatives in this coraJrtunity and attended the L. H. Boyett from Stamps spent Sunday night with his brother E. M. Boyett and Mrs.

Miss Lorene Green spent the week end with Miss Valla Deane Arnold. Bryan Clark spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Clark and returned to Guernsey to school Sunday afternoon. Vernell Breeding spent Friday night with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Willis of the Experiment farm. Hallar McCorkle and Miss Mary Jo McCorkle were Sunday night dinner guests of the Misses Boyett's.

Mr. and Mrs. Ardell, Clark from the Exepriment farm the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Clark. Mi. and Mrs. Robert Allen from Little Rock and Miss Elizabeth Thomas called on their sister Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Burke, Sunday. Leo Hartsfield and Misses Gussie and Roberta Shelton attended singing at Holly Grove Sunday night. Alice, Cecil and Charles Willie McCorkle and Misses Mary Jo and bet- tie Sue McCorkle 1 Misses Lydia and Alta Bright and Ivan and William Bright called on Misses Anna, nina, ad Vesta Boyett Tuesday night. Misses Geneva and Josephine Humpheries called on Miss Frances Hartsfield last week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell spent the week end with this community and attended the association. RENT: Furnished apartment, te baft and garage. Automatic heater.

Phone 235. Mrs. S. G. 22-3tp in Brookwood addition.

Mrs. fehooley, Phone 1638-4 rings. 23-3tp reliable person the Department of Harper's Place 216 (Street Phone 36 23-ltc rooms, and fat 5611 roomers. Phone 402; Ave. 25-ltp FOR SALE two-horse wagon, mule, cheap, John Boute Three.

22-3tp piano and gunshop Ij) good condition and cheap. Mrs. B. Taylor 815 West Sixth A total of 6,750.620,000 letters, parcels, telegrams, and wireless licenses were handled by the British postofficu in 1931. Legal Notice SALE OF EXECUTION Notice cf Sale I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Hempstead County Jail in the Town of Wabh- ington, Arkansas, on Saturday the 26th day of October 1935, at nine (9) o'clock a.

m. the following described property to wit: One one and one-half ton trailer, one 3 year old registered mare, one 18 months old mare, one 4 year old Jenney, one electric milking machine, several milk cans and other articles to numerous to mention. This property will be sold to satisfy an execution issued the Hempstead County Circuit" Court against the estate of V. C. Djuuv to satisfy cost.

Jas. E. Bearden, Sheriff Hewpstead -Cfeunty Arkansas. HOPE syM-ioit HOUSE TELL YOU to THOSE Rp COMMON WHY, THAT'S EVES OP GOURMET NAY -BY 30VE 7 LL 60 HOME WITR YOUANt) THE. OF rVSY ByAMERN OUT OUK WAY By WILLIAMS COOK THOSE CANACRD, STYLE BOTTLE iff OF OF FESTIVE OLYMPLJS GOT TWO, AH NNf TABLE TWO dF YOU, ALL tLL GET "FOR TALLOW YOU WERE QUICK, "FOSTER SAY YOU WERE TAKING TO A El 1935 BY NEA SEBVICE, INC.

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TAT. OFF. I TOLD you ro PAV MCJ He MM? you WAMT6 TM6. BACK WITH SO HB CAM RAID THAT AIM'T It; ATALL Rt WOO TKysiTYr-sJ'iMTH TO MIDDLF, Al i HOW VGU Llk WMBKJ SHE VOUR SMASH6P WMBW SLAMS ON) TM 1 BP2AKES. PAV MO OOWM VOUR BACK.

ARE MADE-WOT BORK1 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Ooo OH The Idea! by MARTIN 1'Ot VMXVJr OW GOT A YOOQ LNVdE VA OKV fer tfT NEA SERVICE, U.s. PAT. OFF. ALLEY OOP GiJz Should Have Known Better By HAMLIN (WHAT? DOOTSV BOBO AM' KIMCr TUMK WANTED kllDMAP YOU 7 YEZZIR-AM'THEV HAD A BIG FIGHT ABOUT IT IT MAKES ME FEEL SO SILLY THEY HAD A BIG TUBES JSJ HEY -WOTS UP'WHERE, MS HE HURT SUCH A BIG 07 HES HLJRCV? II? AX BAD OFF, BUT A I' (rTPROBABLV COME TO HIS MAJESTYS AFTER WHILE IWk.JUS- HAD AW BY NEA SERVICE, INC. t.

M. REG. U. S. I --J Another Missing Person By CRANE MUST BE APMITTEP THAT FEW TEARS ARE CLOVER THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANiCE OF MR.

OLD ME THIMK. ME 'AV 3 MOWTJ-IS MAW, IF HE'S DATS A GOOD A WAW. TEXT MORM AMOS, THE MISSIM6 'BROTHERiFAlLS TO APPEAR AT WELL, IF WeDOM'T WAMTEREAT, kiM BLOOMIM' WELL HUMGRV: 7 HE A6AIKJ FAtUS TO APPEAR DEAR EWOU6M I'M GETTINja OVE HlS LEAV6 WORRIED, BROTHER. OLD BE. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Pop Goes the Weasel By BLOSSER GET IKJ THERE, KJUTTY, AMD DO STUFF THIS IS ASJ IMPORT- AWT GAME WE MUSTNJT LOSE SIGNALS 19....

12 57.. SHIFT HE'S IN THE IT'S A TOUCHDOWN ONE'S IN HIS WAY OH-H I DROPPED HONEST FELLAS, COULDN'T HELP WHY, I'D DIE FOR GOOD OLD SHADYSIDE IF YOU'D MENTIONED THAT TO US BEFORE THE GAMEJTMIGHTA BEEN ARRANGED THE NEWFANGLES (Mom Pop! Phoney By BUT IT wofir HURT BRING LEW SMITH THISIIT COST I HAD ANY DEAUN'S A.NY T'TAUK HlrA- WE TRICKY THIS BUSINESS TVW2S.KUUN HER HUSBAND TO SEE YOU THEY JUST DREW OUT BUY A TOURIST HOME. TO FIGURE SOrAE TGET A rca OF THE TRNOSA.CTIONI I GOT SEND WEM IN WARNED VOU WHEN YOU BOOGMTWCTPLANT.TO^LET COULD SAVED YOU $aSOO-WE'(5E EXPERTS IN THW UNE.AND KNOW TO LOOK FOR SO DO I.LEW, AND HAVE ANY TROUBLE ANYTHING OVER THET IT NUGUT WORK BETTER I YOU'D TAKE YER ELBOW OFF xTHET PHONE. STAND IF YOU HEARIN' IET PHONE, TER IF.