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48 Genuine. 41 To murmur as a cat 4S Compressed fodder. 49 It belongs to the family 50 There are many domesticated 1 2 Music drama. 3 Gun. 5 Splrltus asper.

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25 Pood. 28 Affirmative. 27 Animal akin. 88 dolt device. 29 Irish coal.

30 Devoured. 31 Expensive. 32 Work of skill. 33 Variation. 36 Harem.

38 Ozone. 39 Powder Ingre- dlent. 40 Part of a circle. 41 Meadow. 42 Light brown.

43 Prophet. 44 Color. 45 To perish. 47 Father. 43 Spain.

Find It! Rent It! Buy It! in the Hope Star IARKEI PLACE the more you tell, the quicker you sell. time, We line, min, 30c consecutive insertions, minim- i mum 3 lines in one ad times, 6c line, min. 50c 6 times, 5c line, min. 90c line, min. S2.70 wordr, to the line) ads will be accepted understanding that the payable on presentation of 4 "before the first publication.

Y- Pfaone 768 Home-Building Up 85PerCential935 But Development of Low- Cost Homes Still Remains Uncertain I NEW. YORK-(dP)- 1-. A. Downs, the Illinois Central, system, in a survey of 1935 declared his railroad was well prepared to meet the expected 1936 demand for transporta- tion service as a result of extensive reconditioning in the past year. i "rare nf frcieht handled the -r NOTICE i One red sorrel horse mule, one bay horse mule about nine jfears Weight 'pounds bwneV'may plaini mules by pay- for this notice and feed.

R. L. of freight handled the first 11 months of 1935 were more than 5 pef' cent over the same period of 1934, more than 12 per cent over the same i period of 1933 and nearly 11 per cent I over the same period of 1932," he said. Passenger traffic, he stated, was about even with 1934 in the first 10 months of 1935 but nearly 35 per cent higher than the 1933 period, the first Century of Progress exposition year. WANTH) saadle and harness.

trade for good mule or horse. them in. Tom Carrel. 27-3tp MAN OR WOMAN iWanted to supply customers with i famous Watklns Products in Prescott No investment. Business established earnings average 525 weekly, pay starts immediately.

Write J. R. Watkms 70-86 W. Iowa Memphis, Term. Also figured into 1934 travel were reduced fares and traffic resulting from the second exposition in Chricago.

"The number of new industries established on the Illinois Central system during 1935 seemed likeiy to reach 200, an increase of 27 per cent over 1934, of 79 per cent over 1933 and of Ol Iu 178 per cent over 1932," he continued. "The new capital invested in these industries during 1935 was expected to reach FOR SALE TOR and mules, See Button at Button and Hale Service Station, Hope, Ark. 12-2btp FOR once, one four and six room house, furnished or unfurnished. Cheap. 621 South Fulton street.

27-3tp Fencing Schools Busy While other businesses skid downwards, facing schools in the Hungarian capital are flourishing. Their cKief customers are government officials, parliamentarians and parly loaders who take daily lessons in handling the weapon generally chosen to settle differences between political opponents. Hungarian political leaders frequently must defend their points of view on the duelling ground. FOR young Jersey milk cows, fresh. Cheap for quick sale Irving Urrey, Hope Auto Co.

30-ltp Printed RIGHT? Legal MOUSE AtA Cl Ut 3 ON MY EPOCH-1 I ABLE IT "TO YOU n( WILL t)UMBFOUND ONE CAN WILL VOU PERSONALLY KNEW THE WHO WHO THOUGHT OF THE iy AHERH OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS A 3 i THE "HNNDS ACROSS -DfcDICATtO TO I I "BE ALL EA-RS tr VOUR KOTUGP, LSAVGS TW KGV IM A QUGGP. I NOTICGD IN TW BPOOM, AW WCftE IT you FOUND i'vs UOST MVAPPGTlTe tutu's A wore UP IM A CWAIR, PROMT OF TV-4' DOOR, WE CAM'T G-GT WITHOUT SCAIPT TO OP NOTES 11 THE BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Proceed, Jimmy! J5 OY SCBVICC. IKC r. M. RCO.

U. JPAT. Off. 17- By MARTIN VOO'O TO 1 6tT 6000 Our Hero Gets the Blame KING GUZZLE'5 FUOHT ENQS 70LLOWING A SENSATIONAL A CONTRAPTION MADE UP OF THE BODY AND WINGS OF A PTERODACTYL, THE MONARCH HELD HIS SUBJECTS SPELLBOUND WITH AN AMAZING OF LOOPS AND ONLY TO END THE FLIGHT A SCREAWNG POWER DIVE.ON NOSE HOYKAWOWl HE'S BUSTED HISSELF ALL OVER WELL-HE'SVFLACE GOT MO OME TBLAME BU HE WOUUP DO OUTA THAT HE'S GOTTA HAVE AIR HAH- HE'S BE ALL HE'SCOMIN' AROUMD M' THEM WHERE'D OL'V MADE GUZ GIT THAT COWTRAPTIOW 6J1935 BYWiA SERVICE, INC. T.

M. Aa67eL Moyo VVAS PREAMV, LITTLE (iOW TOWM OF 07 PEOPLE. Of All Places! By COWAN THEN OIL WAS COWHAKIPS SUPPEWLy BECAME PRICES LURE OF EASV MOMEV PR6W 6AMBLERSi LEKS AMP BAPMEKJ AMD DAMCE HALLS SPRAKJ6 DP BV THE MUNi- EL BECAME TdE TCPVVKJ IM AMERICA. HERE, AMP BRIAJ6 TWO FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Poor Osise! We'll have a printing expert cal on you. and you'll have an ceo ZRwgh job.

What, wet your needs, we can serve Star Publishing COMPANY an COJDHSSIONEB'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That i in pursuance of the authority and di- rections contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County, made and entered on the 3rd day of October, A. D. 1935 in a certain cause (No. 2961) then pending therein between Mrs. W.

R. Anderson complainant, and Bessie Ogdcn. Bates and Mrs. S. O.

Bates, his wife, Lizzie Bates, B. G. Jett and Jennie Jett. his wife. Rainey Jult, and Susie Jett, his wife, W.

A. and Katie Jett. defendants, underMgn- cd. as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public to the highest bidder, fit the front, door or of the Unitc.fl States Po.st Office, in the City of Hope, Hemnsteacl County, Arkansas, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Saturday, the 25th day of January, A. D.

1936, the following described real estate, to-wit: The East Half the Southeast! Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Township Thirteen South, Range Twenty-six West, containing 120 acres, more or less, in Hempstcad County, Arkansas. TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of; three months, the purchaser being quired to execute a bond required by law and the order and decree of i said Court in said cause, wilh itpprov- eel bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from dale of siile until paid, and a lien being i retained on the premises sold to se-! cure the payment of the purchase money. i Given under my hand tins 21st day i of December. A. D.

1935. DALE JONES. Commissioner in Chancery. Dec. 23-30.

I YA SAY 'ER MAKIW 1 HYPROGEW GAS? HOW DO YOU MAKE IT? IT'S VEpf SIMPLE HYPROGEKI GAS, AS "TtHJ KKIOW, IS LIGHTER THAW AIR, AND POSSESSES EXPLOSIVE TWO CDMPOWEMTS ARE USED IKJ THE PROCESS- HYDROCHLORIC ACID ZIKIC SHAVINGS EACH IMGREDIEMT IS, nrsELF, QUITE HARMLESS, AND WE MIGHT SAY, QUITE THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop) THE TWC PRODUCE WHAT IS KWOWKI ASACHEMICAu PHEWOMEWON THE ACID, ACTING UPON THE 7LNC IS RESPONSIBLE TfliS TRAMSFORMATION frt jf ENTiPELY DIFFERENT j. A CHEMICAL AND A METAL, COMBINE TO PRODUCE WHAT WE CALL AN ELEMENTARY CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT KIOW IS THAT SURE, i UNDERSTAND THAT ALL RIGHT, BUT HOW DO tOU MAKE: HYDPOGEKI GAS that Makes Them Even RRST RESOLUTION 1 EVER BBOKE.AND I'VE PERSONALLY, 1'lA UP AY T'CUT OUT 7UE NEW YEIXRS, BUT 1 DOT BEUEVE 1 COULD STICK IT out RESOLtrriONS I NEVER SENSE ENOUGK T'STICK To -1 OUST A YOUNG AND I RESOLVED hEVER DIDN'T KNOW TUE FUTURE HELD PER rAE WHEN I il NEA SERVICE. T. It. RtO.

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