Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

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Half an cm. :19 Hastened. depart. 42 Eucalyptus $tib- trefc, 44 Cod(teh young. 47To.draw trftb add.

50 Neither, stated. Dl To rub out. SSCardpnme. In. f3 Hla parents 54 Me wrote "The 1 Fags out.

2 Verbal, v' 3Hadee. 4 To form cloth. 5 To possess. (treat 12 to He lived in I0 cenlury. iJOj 22A8lmal fat.

i 83 $6 tfctfcl. forot, 8S Native metal. tumor. 31 Prdfibun. ,18 Hay sprwder .17 CJiVKy.

38 Portico. Tp make trim. 4i to seize. 43 Qod of sky. 46 Blther.

46 47 Fairy. 4S Also. dessert. 46 Dove's cry. so 6 10 54 31 34 38 -Ml DeAim Aiiss Dordthy Osteen, spent the week with "her aunt Mr.

and Mrs! Elbert Butke'ej the Experiment MIsSrEdria Vickers is spending a few i with her sister Mrs. W. C. Tfoosley oFnear Mt Moriah. 's.

John Lloyd spent the i her mother Mrs. Birdie SpringHlll. Hrvand'Mrs, A. M. Clark and Bryan Rent" It! Buy It! Jn the Hope Star MARKEI PLACE the more you tell, the quicker you sell.

1-tteJe. lOc Une, min. 30c consecutive insertions, minim" 'laiito of 3 lines in 'one ad 3, titties, 6c line, min. 50c 6 tiines, 5c Une, min. 90c line, min.

J2.70 tAverage words to the line) ads will be accepted ivnth the understanding that the oilL is payable on presentation of statement, before the first publication. Phone 768 WANTED: Man with experience in utomobile, loans, must be resident of in person at City Finance Main St. 29-6tp' Why We put style in your Id hate. Stacks Hat Shop. sn FOR SALE We buy and Boll Produce at Holly's Market i i 1 FOR" SALE-1002 South Fulton wo etory houAe with Vt block of icround, cash.

2 lots with Iwuse on 13th 1 house and 'ot on 3rd 1 house newly epaired on Oak 1 house SOS 8. Main (brick) just 1 stucco house, 5 lots, negro These prices are cash only. Floyd Porterfield. 23-6tc. npHE 'French Revolution raised the curtain for opo of the -weirdest robeliiorta In history a rebellion of the.

slaves' of Saint Do- laingne, now Haiti," against their white i French masters and those mulatto planters who set themselves above, the blacks. And tho leader in this that set up a Negro republic, then a Negro frfcin 17S3 to 1830, waa Francois ljomlnlq)ie Toussaint, nicknamed Tho Opener, and "First of the Blacks." 'Toussaint. Became governor-general of tho island until Napoleon arose and cast eager eyes on rich Saint Domingue. In 1802, the black ruler's armies fought the first invaders, but then, by lying and flattery and vain promises, Napoleon's representatives trapped Toussaint into surrender and took him to France, whore ho died in 1803 in a. stone dungeon in, the Alps.

In 1904, on the centenary oC the actual i dependence of HalU, that country issued a set of stamps on one of which was 8 alnl's picture. It Is shown here, Service, Inc.) (Copyris)it, 1536. FOR thousand baled Bright Johnson grass and bermuda nay. See Tom Carrel, The Mule Man, it once. 27-3tp Garden plants at Holly's Curb Market.

FOfi model four door Ford sedan. Good condition. Bargain. Colerjian'e ESBQ Service Station, 303 Hervey street. 28-6tc FOJl'SAJUE OR of mules, cattle preferred in trade.

Russell, fhone 408. CERVICES OFFERED" M8 Hope Steam Laundry for rices Dry Cleaning. Cash and prices. do soiled clothing. throw away dirty hats.

Clean- bats is our business. Stack's Hut Shop. 27-6tp Phone 881. day or night for Dr. H.

O. Idaker, Vettsruitirian. Ave. fl, Hope, Ark. 28-3tc Fruits, at Holly's Curb Market.

FOR RENT room houst-. 1503 Main Street, lii good condition. 26, A Moreland. RENT-Four room, furnished McRae. Telt- 7.1 Clark and Mr.

E. M. Boyett and Miss Anna Boyett spent last Monday ngiht at the bedside of Mrs. W. C.

Woosley who is seriously ill. The friends of Mr. Ed Pomer are sorry to hear that he is in the Julia Chester hospital with pneumonia, We are sorry to report that little Mise Leta Lloyd is on the tick list, Mrs. Elbert Burke and Syvell spent Friday with relatives in DeAnn. Mr.

Sam Boyett of Nashville spent Thursday night with his father Mr. J. W. Boyett. Olicc.

Hallcr, Johnnie and Willie McCorkle and Miss Mary Jo McCorkle cailud on Anna, Nina and Veiita Boyett Friday night Miss was a visitor in Hope Sunday Mr. Steve Lloycl and Mr. Hobert Shcrley were business visitors in Texas last week. Mr. David McKee and Claude, Haller and Johnnie McCorkle were call- en, at the E.

M. Boyett home Monday night. Honr, roll named at DcAnu public school! Grade-Elmer Clark and OneUj i Honeycutt. 2nd. Grade-Lois Merle Gurham and Bill Whately.

i Tird Arnold. Clark, Ida Maedell Gorham. Fourth grade- BreediiiK, J. D. Whatley, Mae Honeycutt.

Fifth ton Clark, Herbert Boberta-. i Sixth Clark. Rogers, Norma Arliiu- Clark. Ghidine O'S'lf" n. Gerry Pool' OUR HOUSE By AHEftN OUT OUR WAY ILUAMS i you MMD fA TURWNfc OUT TO A WEEK YVOULti HAVE: SAiattOUTELV, "MUST YOU ON TH" NO NEYEWTOOK I WJTWN OF NOUR I'M kwpw OP it- 1 vVAs rwef 6 letocRS DOWW TH' itABer, CAUL MS BACK, NOW, USED MV BY NtA INC.

T. THB BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Paging the Prince By MARTIN CVXKXTV A PR.OME. TO SOT I'O THE ONE VOO COKi- CAW AKiO ALLEY OOP Alley Says a Mouthful HMM- WHU7'S TWIST AH jus 1 RIGHT -TME IT IS PLAIN) -THIS OUGHTA CURE PA.IM By HAMLiNl HEV, POOZY- HERE'S SUMPINJ HAiR FROM A MAMMOTH'S TAIL, rit.r->c; isuivir'iivi -v V'PORGOT TPL IT I IWDctLV POWT BE 1 kNOW HA1K UAT A MAMMOTH'S A WHAT I f. i- 'EH, I ADMIT IT DOKTT SMELL SO BUT ALL MEDICI WE'S -ur JUS WATCH HIS HIGHMES5 1 REACT TTUI5 MESS -MELL EVER RXEO ARI6E FROM BED, OR I MISS MY GUESS, 1 INC. M.

REO, U. S. PAT. ARIS6 FROM MIS'BED, ALL RIGHT- OWE SWIG OP HELL FORGET WES' IIP HE EVER OETS HIS PW WASH TUBES A "Sissy" With a Sock ATHIS IS THESHeWPF.yJOE? IS AT BAR HELLO. VES, PAWAMIWT TO SHOOT UP THE TOWM.

HAf SO PEOPLE THINK I'MA SI FEMALE, WE 1 A 30U.B, AM -Sgasfg VOL) PAMAMIMr ODE? ARfrmTyAa AW' I'M By CRANE; TO SHOOT LOOU OUT; YWH6RE I'COME FROM, BUDDV LULU BELLEjpPieSS THE LIKES-OP VOU-IM HE'S A V936 BY NEA BERvc FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Osaie's Luck INC. T. M. EO. Ji.

8,.6 HE HAVE BEEM'STOLEW, FOR ALL 1 KNOW, BUT IW AWY CASE, HE- MUST BE IT GETS COLD THESE WIGHTS, AMD'HE" MAY BE WITHOUT OR FOOD ALL YOU FELLAS SPREAD GO IW DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS OW EVERY- THIWQ THAT LOOKS LIKE A CLEW THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop) HE'S A WILD COLT, YOU HE FOLLOWED A NATURAL INSTINCT TO BE FREE, THAT IS, IF HE RAW IF YOU HIM, APPROACH HIM QUIETLY- DOWT STARTLE HIM I NCW, LET'S GO, FELLAS THE ONE: WHO FINDS CVNAMITE. GETS A HALF INTEREST IW A REWARD BOY, THAT WOULDN'T BE BAD AT HALF By TEAH.AM'I kWOW WHICH HALF I'D GE7i I THE HALF THAT YOU HAVE TO FEEDJ In and Out of Trouble M. KEG. lOI'M U. S.

PAT Off By COWAN SAM AW, I GOT TUE GOT AGAINST YOU BEST OP IN I TUOUGUT YOU AND A. LITTLE PRIVATE WAS LIKE DEAL SINCE UE COf.NE BACK TTOWN, UE SPENDS tV.OST, OP UiS TIME DOWN AT DUPFY'S AM i NOTICE THAT UES ALWAYS DISPLAYIN' ms KNUCKLES, EVEC UE MENTIONS YEP NA. AE UE DON'T TALK ov MOVUI ELS.E ft $4O BE (. fes SOtVC I RAISE BOCKS I OWE TUE.