Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

Ai i i "if PWW' IflWwfW iptefiy thfowi ight Agoinst Un- farronted Increoses in fett. wtti Wt to Red Cross sji. it Of the Gveat Arttwtte Company, Tuwttitiy tJVrew Wight of the na turn's at unwarranted tiaes in 1 point pledge "to out? "the United States." in than throughout thw 1 Ifoxtfotfit GtitlfcttCfi faiw woperalton in the twUooal, In the facet Industry gftetl tMMMw Red Cross Aiks Help of County Made a Law Sign till 0ii S. On. 8ft.

i NASAL IRRITATION Alt Tliol't Reolly Loting will rttll HENTHOLATUM -wholesale pncif of food," said. the Jfiaf United haa 18ft 1 and (or the in a ppwwr, with the nation at war. we 'thai lux private interest to conflict with the gen- iatettst." pledge by which the witt guktrd in fuKUlintt Be responsibility decWed-; thafc Cooperate effort authorized "agencies to prevent Uftwarrant- f.lV.V^,.. tT 1. uyj FtrrUUlV A fc 4n4 ttottinii 4A -wXCwix 1 nvjuj 1' WatchSe'rvices at Tabernacle Locat i f'tn-il 1 I i.

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ETTA E. CHAMPUN OstcopatUc ARKANSAS Telephone Soiitb Elm St. ALLIED BATTERIES low Ax $U9 Eat IWCBatterfes Rctharged SQc) id Tire Supply Co. Associate Store Etoore, Owner Rope irin, your WATCH recovery guaranteed. very reasonable.

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A Comma We tour thrwwgH Curt Gammet, ffcmi-. Hovtstiit, aittt 8. HoiwtJJ, open fit nti tkiate tttf- siring to attettd, "wut tho 1 in Hope wotlid gn Munw to ehureh to weicomw in Year, which he few iho crucial in our hiatouy, cause ua to restfcws out tho church ami its Christ," Hempstead Nunchcon The Aflitlo-Stfxon woxtls "Vwwh" and siavo us our "luncheon." Nunchturt was the ruwn- tiroe beverage; Junch it al brsad, County. YOUR LAST CHANCE here to get your share of Bargains Hurry Limited Amounts of Merchandise that must move. lien's DRESS SHIRTS to Save.

nn hf in and filrthwr, that riylen's PANTS a Few Pairs, But they are Values Boy's SWEATERS 5fl Onlv a few left All Bargains II Only a few left All Bargains Men's SLACK SUITS 1 flfl fjpply 2 left So Hurry. I FELT HATS Cflc 2 Qnly I ODDS ENDS One large table Merchandise ALL BARGAINS Lace Table Cloths. 4 Only Reduced to $ell. Ladies HATS OUT ore Bargains. SHOES oocpr, Few TIIS Y9H'II Want.

9cea. out funds of uounty, amount from ami i Bridst? of i anti. or thw I eral fund at ifwiiv'tewi County. Ar- fcsmsas, sort or any fund n( Kempstead County Arhar.sws. i for the fwy-metit of thp pUiritiifi' i to the cUim interest costj, js birrrin invniv cd, il the -wld cUtm (inAUy lowed by the prapere court, thf jsaid impounded funds be.

and tiw same are hereby ordered heid until i (inal disposition' of the i claim, Thia temporary rRStrainmg ordrr order and impounding order art? subject to modification by the Court' or the Judge thereof at any time on motion of the defendants, or any of them, and upon due notice to plaintiffs. As a condition for issuance of the temporary restraining ordt-r and impounding order, the Chimccllor requires the plaintiffs to post bond in the sum of seven hundred dollars. conditioned as required by law; and the said plaintiffs have tendered the- said bond, which has by the Chancellor duly examined and found satisfactory and is in all things ap- provved and ordered to be filed a.s a part of the papers in this cause; and the Clerk of this Court is ordered to deliver to the plaintiffs or their attorney, upon payment of the costs therefor, as many certified copies of this order as is requested, which order shall be evidence of its contents', and shall be notice to any person on whom it is served. A. P.

Steel Chancellor of the Sixth Chancery District. Certfiicate STATE OF ARKANSAS) COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD) J. P. Byers, Clerk of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County, Arkansas, do hereby certify that the above is a full, true, complete, correct and compared copy of the order granting temporary restraining order made in the above styled and pending cause, and that this is a certified copy of the order which shall be evidence of its contents and shall be notice on any person on whom it is served, WITNESS My hand and seal of said Court this 29th day of December 1941. J.

P. Byers Clerk of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County, Arkansas Level Down LOUISVILLE, Ky. A to-lhf-cdilur made I.UIUMKI! i queit: "Will yuu ij.sk in iomconu out to luvc-1 the I'nyli -i" between tin; huli-i on A. Tlie I llu-rt- it will bo much street down than try to bu.M iSiiff NOTICE Herapstead Coimty Limber Co. wilt WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON and THURSDAY Taking Inventory I We pledge ourselves to this cause by The Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Company We make pledge publidy to our to people of the United we will onlvetitatififty MS effort of ftrrerrv- Irani to prevent unwarranted in of TKat we will continue our cfforU to reduce tHc between paid to the grower and charged to to end wo will continue to do everything in our power to lUMtut the and growers of America in the orderly marketing of their the fairest to them.

That we will make every effort to hold our at the lowett point with good service to our because hoarding, whether by wholesalers, retailers, or consumers, will cause higher prices. That we will endeavor to continue to pay our employees the highest wages and to give them the best working conditions in the grocery business generally. That we will make every effort to continue to sell food at retail at the lowest gross margin of profit in the history of the retail grocery business. Today we are providing food for our customers at the lowest gross profit rate in the history of the retail grocery business. This means that we have achieved efficiencies in the distribution of food never before attained.

More of your food dollar goes for food and less for overhead expenses than ever before. No other great retail business in the United States in any field is operated with such a IQW cost of distribution. No one in the food business can control the wholesale price of food. Only the government of the United States has power to do this, and for the protection of our people this power in the government is now a necessary power. Today, with the nation at war, we believe that no private interest has any rights in conflict with the general public interestt The armed forces of the United States are today receiving more and better food than ever before in our national history.

It is equally important that all of our people working and living behind the lines, men, women and children, shall be better fed and better nourished than ever before in our national history. if.