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MGBTWO Hope HOPE STAR, MOPE, ARKANSAS Star of Hope, 1S99; Press, 1927. Consolidated January 18, 1929 0 Justice, Deliver Thy Henthl From False Report- Published every week-day afternoon by Star Publishing Inc. C. E. Palmer and Alex.

H. Wushburn. at the Star building, 212-214 South Walnut street, Hope, Ark. C. E.

PALMER, President ALEX. H. WASHBURN. Editor and Publisher (AP) Associated Press. Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.

As Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Reap ROONOKE, Mrs. S. S. Scruggs, who had already complained to her husband that "you sVn'oke once day and that's ali day." probably said "I told you so" when she saw tomato gathered from a plant Mr. Scruggs had set out.

I The fruit the plant bore was a small tomato in tho shape of a pipe, with a perfectly defined b'owl nnd a two- inch stem. Subscription Rate (Always Payable in Advance): By city carrier, per week 15c: per month 65e; one year $6.50. By mail, in Hempstead, Nevada, Howard. Miller and LaFayette counties, $3.50 per year; elsewhere $6.50. Member of The Associated Press: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the uso for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.

Charges on Tributes. Charge will be made for all tributes, cards of thanks, resolutions, or memorials, concerning the departed. Commercial newspapers hold to this policy in the news columns to protect their readers from a deluge of space-taking memorials. The Star disclaims responsibility or the safe-keeping or return of any unsolicited manuscripts. THE FAMILY DOCTOR T.

M. REG. O. PAT. ANSWER TO CRANIUM CRACKER "The More You Tell the Quicker You Sell" You Can Talk to Only One Man Want Ads Talk to SELL-RENT BUY OR SWAP All Want Ads cash in advance Not taken over the Phone One word, minimum 30c Three word, minimum Me 1 Six word, minimum 30c One word, minimum IU.7U I Rates are for continuous insertions only.

Questions on Page One 1. Bucharest (Butch-arrest), capital of Romania. Istanbul Us-Stan-biialH. key Bosporus straits in Turkey. formerly known as Constantinople.

3. Warsaw (saw plus war), be- seigcd Polish city, now in territory seized by Germany. 4. Saarbrucken (Sorr (y) broke- city in Germany's Haar basin which was subject of shorveral French attacks. 5.

Rome (row-mci. capital of Itnlv. For Sale FOR save you money on your furniture buying. Complete stock tipu- and used furniture, stoves, beds. We pay highest prices for furniture.

us. Franklin Furniture 'O2 1m i Offered SERVICES 'oFKERED-See Hemp- i stead Shop, 712 West Fourth, i for new and re-buUt. Phone Paul I Cobb KJ8-J 9 Sept. 2G 1M. Male Instruction Male, Instruction.

Would like hear from reliable men wo can train Ic. overhaul, install and service Air Conditioning nnd Refrigerating Equipment. Must ho mechanically inclined. No interference with present occupation. For interview write tit once giving name, address, nso.

Utilities Hope Star. For Rcnl FOR room apartment furnished or unfurnished, Gnrngc, Dorsey McRnc. l8-3fp' FOR REMT-A Middlehronks Grocery. See The Kodiak bcnr, first found on Kodink hlmul, Alnskn, ia the (nrgcst of all known hours. Mmty have boon found (o weigh more thmi 1200 pounds.

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R. WILLIAMS By OB. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor, fournal of the American Medical mmi Hygela, the Health Many Conditions Cause Nosebleed Vessels to Stop Flow common ailments is bleeding of the Cne of the most first aid r.iuu. Ui'the doctor, bleeding of the nose a disease in itself, but a sym- r.t'.;in of variety of conditions which be responsible. The nose may tleed because it has been struck or Yean 1OLA, Arnold's i by-line have been scratfored through UOCtoi'S Pad oditions of the lola Register forljoi The management rntes liim "a bnng-up reporter." tie is a country I correspondent.

Our plant is again open for Meat Curing and your patronage will be appreciated. Home Ice t'umpany. 3rd Street. Phone 44. O2-lmo Male Help Wanted Wanted because there has been a fracture of the bones inside the nose.

It may bleed after a violent cough rsneeze. It may bleed as a result of too vigorous blowing, or from too much manipulation in the practice of what is commonly called 'picking BLANKETS HAVE ADVANCED BUT NOT at TALBOT'S Chatham Wool BLANKETS For bedtime comfort, 72x84 double bed size; pound. Raj-on taffeta lined, guaranteed fasf color. Beautiful Paste) Shades. Chatham Wool 1 BLANKETS Double bed size, rayon taffeta lined.

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New Models up. Terms. Drop us a card for catalogs. Beware of something for nothing offers. EEASLEY'S, Texarkana, Ark.

HARVEY ODOiVI Local Representative LOGS BOLTS and ROUND BLOCKS We are now in the market for Oak and Gum logs, White Oak, Overcup, Post Oak, Red Oak, and Ash Heading Bolts, Al.so Round SWEET GUM Blocks. For prices and specifications Apply to: Hope Heading Co, Hope, Arkansas Phone 245 STUDIO ff COUCHES Opens to Full I Size Double Bed Seng Fixture Helical Tied 7 ,1 J-Piy Wood- FLOOR 4 LAMPS BED ROOM SUITES WOOL RUGS Hope Hwd. Co. the nose." Any condition which produces ulcerations and degenerations of the nose may entire bleeding. Such are asociated with tuberculosis, syphilis, cnncor and other Sometimes the veins in ihe nose become varicose as do veins in the legs, resembling hemorrhoids.

Varicose veins sometimes break and blood. Occasionally bleeding of the nose occurs frequently because the person concerned has a high blood pressure associated with disease of the kidney, arteriosclerosis, hardening of the liver, or gout. Some people have a tendency to bleed because of hemophilia, purpura. anemia, jaundice or scurvy. Since the blood vessels in the nose are near tho surface, bleeding may be associated with one of these.conditions.

When the body is exposed to unusual perssurcs. as in mountain climbing, high flying, deep diving or entering chambers with high air pressure, bleeding of the nose may occur. There stems to be some definite glandular relationship in bleeding of I the nose in women, particularly at the time of their periodic functions. When a doctor is called to take care of a serious case of nose-bleed, he tries to determine where the blood is coming from. Sometimes the bleeding is from, a point very near the surface of the i body and can be easily reached.

In other instances, it comes from far back in the nose. The doctor carefully examines the nose, using a mirror and lamp, and a dilator to open up the nostrials 1 widely. Ho can determine tho extent of the damage to the blood vessels from which the bleeding comes. He can also find out whether or not there is oozing from the mucous membrane or lining of the nose generally- By clearing out the blood clots in the nose and applying materials like adrenalin or ephedrin to constrict blood vessels, he can determine exactly the point from which the bleeding conies. It's now possible to stop almost any kind of bleeding by some of the well-established methods.

Doctors can apply substances that constrict the blood vessels or that produce clotting of the blood. Some- limes they use gauze to pack the no.se. I The pressure from the packing will stop the bleeding. If the bleeding is far back in the noso. it may be necessary to pass a tube in through the no.se and out of the mouth with gauze attached to reach, the area where he bleeding is occurink.

This type of surgical packing should only be done by a competent physician. To encourage the coagulation of blood the doctor may u.se a blood transfusion or an injection of snake venom. Sometimes it is necessary to perform a surgical operation, tying the blood vessels with sutures. for patients who have frequent crusts of the nose and who bleed easily following the removal of such crusts, it is customary to prescribe ointments which will keep the tissues soft ancf given opportunity for healing. VVANTKD: Good used bedroom suit and healrrs.

Phone 7S7-M. Mrs David Davis. 14-3tp. WANTED pay highest prices for Pecans. McRne Mill Feed Ca C'-17-1M WANTED A WORKER An honest, industrious man wanted by 1 tuitiimally-known mineral feed for work in this loculity.

Duties will consist of calling on farmers find rendering valuable livestock it doesn't Inke high pressure- salesmanship to do this permanent work, and no special experience is needed. If you have car, you cnn do this job. for full particulars send your name mid address to Box 211, Dept. 91, Moorman Mfg. Quincy, Illinois.

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