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i', 8,1936 Demon I'rcvtnttii mraaaa mm iontentl; nine. standard, fees, eh petket. tOiRt ncnoaii. mm Eia a lla burial. Jontrite.

fSirset. 50 Sesame. 51 To cause to value, decay. 65 Soft food oration. 58, 53 He was in the Thompson race.

VJ5RTI.CAI, donkey 1 Heated. Door rug. 19 Auto. 21 To chatter. Because.

25 Mother. 27 To make lace. 2S Distant. 29 Valiant man. 32 Gun.

By. Need. 36 Green films. LSIUA.INIAJ1USJ 37 Most excellent. 38 fo torture.

40 To overlay. 41 Party-colored. 43 Thing, 44 Writing tool. 46 Frost bite. 47'Point.

45 To lament. 50 Peak. 9 Form of "me." 51 Southwest. 10 Midday. 523.1416 11 To doze.

53 Upon. 12 He is a new 54 Within. 57 Behold. 2 Acidity Either. 4 Quantity.

5 CofoN. fabric. 1 0therwise. 5 Indian. 17 26 5ftr 53 54 31 43, 45 49 39 46 SS 33 47 37 37 14 34 41 HOUSE Sheppard 'Clayton and children Sunday witR Mr.

and Mrs. Watt, and family. llliani-3 Chandler was shopping in Saturday and again Tuesday. was in Fulton Alice Finley was shopping in made a business trip to lornelius has been on the for-several'days, but is St this writing. Laura Hooker was shopping in Mrs.

and "family, 1 Christeen Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. Yeager of fjEtpnfef, jSunday. and Mrs. Hatsfield of I Hope called on Mr.

Gentry Sunday afternoon arid they made a trip to Jjrk. Peart-and Ethel Cornelius call- on Ah'ce Finley Tuesday. Harvel and Cecil Clayton were vis- II on' Little River Sunday. checks COLDS and FEVER first day- Headaches in 30 minutes Helen's Fair-Haired Boy Salve-Nose Sett It! Find It! Rent IU Buy It! in the Hope Star MARKET PUCE 1 Semenjber, the more you tell, the quicker you selL I time, IDc line, min. 30c For consecutive insertions, minimum of 3 lines in one 3 times, 6c line, min.

6 times, 6c line, min. 90e 28 times, line, min. $2.76 (Average SVi words to the line) ads will be accepted with the understanding that the bill is payable on presentation of statement, before the first publication. Phone 768 This sturdy, blond young man is far from being a sissy; nevertheless, at the moment he's mamma's "mamma" being Helen Twelvetrces, film actress. Little Jackie Woody may be the center of a custody dispute if, as Hollywood rumors hint, Miss Tweivetroes and her husband, Frank Woody, sep- arato.

FOR SALE FPR SALE 200 bales of Hay'at mules, horses, also truck. Tom WANTED TO BUY-jOld Batteries We pay top prices. Automotive Supply Hope Ark. 6-3tc 's suits, coats, ladies and coats, and all kinds of Joyce and Floyd Me- 30-6tc FOR RENT room furnished 108 South Washington StFftet. Jimmie Fields, phone 47.

8-3tc "fBfJ heehwojaws, adjoin- hjg ftatlj, privaW Mrs. W. Chandler, 40? South Pine. Phone house in addtion. $10 per month.

1Q38-F-4. 4-3tc bulldog, four white Return Ross Spears, White Way Want It Printed RIGHT? We'll have a printing expert call on you, and you'll have an economical, high quality job. Whatever your needs, we can serve them. Star Publishing COMPANY That an (SOOD SOURCE Tt)BAV, OLSON, i WHO OFF LAST A'o TOOK V-ttrA SEVEN TO UP NICK NiGK "FOm 1 P.EPOBT? TBfc -HOSPITAL-SWtJ WOULti BE A CA'ST -POR AT A. NOVICE WK6AO2EAW SCARED BV AND THKT NMNiD, SHOULD HAPPEN TO GET YOU A WITH HirA I HES A TAT-FY-PULL 5(F; BY NtA SERVICE.

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3. PAT. OFF. A Nice Lil' Surprise for Dootsy By HAMLIN HOW'D HE DO IT? BOY BOV HEY, DOOT5V-KING TUNK WANJT5 T'SEE YUH-HE'SGOTCHER MOOViAM QUEEM WASH TUBES MAM, OH MAN-' IVE WAITED A L0MG, LONG I HAH, DOOTSY, VEH -1 KNOW M'BOY -IVE7 YOU'VE 6OT THAT GOT A BIG SWELL LIL' MOOVIAM SURPRISE 1 QUEEM FOR FOR WHEPiE IS SHE? Goodby THERE SHE IS! HER ROYAL HIGH MESS, THE OF T. M.

REG. U. S. PAT By CRANE lU PAC7', BV JASPER, 1 T'IMK IT IS LE DE BUT DE IMSIDE'S WHITE AS- LEAP. i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS PIRATES, MR.

IT CAM'T BURY A dHEST OF IT ALL LEAP. ALOMO A JUST LOOk AT THE SIR. IT SAVS-," MADE" IM EH? WHEM CZECHOSLOVAKIA FIRST BECAME A KJATIOKJ, PIRATES HAOM'T ROAMEP THE SEAS FOR 100 VEARS. THAT PROVES LA FAKE. CE.

INC. STOPPED THEY'VE USEP THE SAME PLAY THREE SUCCESSIVE KINGSTON IS WISE TO IT, I SURE WE THOSE KIDS OF OURS ARE TRAINED TO THE BK5, AND THEY KNOW THEIR BUT WHAT GOOD POWER IF YOU WAVENT SOME-' ONE TD DIRECT IT Floundering By BLOSSER THOSE KIDS ARE ALL ENGINE AND NO STEERING WHEEL IF YOU ASK ME WGSKW ROWTERT HOW TO IIAU'HACK "'HE first qualification of a halfback a coach 1 looks for is looseness at the hips. If a fellow is loose in that section of the body, he can he developed into a running back with the elusiveness of a Ked Grange. A halfback is not necessarily required to hit the line. One of the backs can be a bit heavier than the other for this duty, or the i'ullbaekejgi be relied on entirely for line bucks.

But one of the halves must be shifty, able to pick holes, with plenty of leg' drive. One of the most valuable steps a halfback can master is the side-step. In using this way of eluding tacklers, he holds the ball in the arm away from his opponent; shows him a leg, and then by means of the hip muscles, pulls the leg away by jumping to the side. The straight-arm is used with this step to make it more effective. THE NEWFANGLES (Mom Pop7 Tea for Two By COWAN WE.

SLEEP IN A SINGLE BED AMD. TOGETHER, WE ARENTT AS TALL AS AND WE ONLY ONE TWITO AS TUAT'S RlOUTj NOT? THEY DONT TAKE UP AMY MORE ROOM TUAN A SMALL-SIZED BOY, AND THEY WONT EAT MODE YOU GAVE THEM HALF RATES? DAT AM DE MIDGETS WHERE ABE YOU GOIN' WITH THAT WEEKS SUPPi-Y 19J5 8V NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M.

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