Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 2

MOM iTAfc, Classified You con talk.to only one man Want Ads talk to Thousands- SILL, RENT, 6UY OR SWAP AH Want Ads cash in advance. Not taken over the Phone Out wofd, minimum word, minimum SOe Six word, minimum 75c One word, minimum $7.70 Rates are tor continuous noty "THE MORE YOU TELL THE QUICKER YOU SELL" 1 For Sale NICE REGISTERED COCKER and pointer puppies. Padgitts Ken- 3 miles South on 29. 18-30tp SEED, 12, STONE- 2-B, first year from breeder. Hay, Alfalfa, Lespedza, and ojhn- son grass.

See T. S. McDavitt. i-: 2-lS-tf WALLED TIRES. if 'Practically new.

Size 600-16. 1001 IfllWest. 7th street l9-3tp Furniture For Sale IDEAL FURNITURE STORE HAS moved next door to Saenger Theater for better prices on furniture see 21-30tc FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. 117 South Elm Street. We are selling out and all furniture must go.

Many outstanding buys. Come in today. All sales final. 20-tf Notice ppNE SIX FOOT ELECTRIC MEAT DON'T TAKE A CHANC1! BRING display case. See W.

I. Stroud. Wash- your abstract work MONROE ABSTRACT CO. Phone 10, WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS. 1-23-lmp Arkansas.

19-3tp JflCHJ) STYLE MARBLE TOP DRES- and wood bed. 222 North Lous- A.M.Y street or see T. E. Spragins. 19-3tp Trailers For Sale NEW, 1942 AND used.

Buy like rent. On Texarkana B7. Two miles. 14-6tp For Rent Sj'ERONT BED ROOM, ADJOINING RSlSbath. 1201 South Elm St.

Phone 653. 20-3tp JpLAHGE BEDROOM. FOR TWO, iptf. three, or four gentlemen. Apply iKe South Elm.

20-3tp HOUSE. REDECORATED. Inquire at Snack Shop. 3rd Shov- 20-3tc fffa ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. 804 South Grady.

20-ltp WE SAVE YOU MONEY IN BUYING, Selling, and Trading. New and second hand furniture. We carry NEW BEDROOM SUITES, Stxidio Couches, Occasional Rockers and Mattresses. "WE SELL FOR LESS" Located by Saenger Theatre. IDEAL FURNITURE STORE.

4-lmp Hope Star Star of 1899; 1927, Contolt- dated January 18, 1929. Published every week-day after noon by Star Publishing Co. Inc. (C fc Palmer and Alex H. Washbufn) or Star bulldtng, 212-214 South Walnut street, Hope, Ark.

C. E. PALMER, Pretldent ALIX. H. WASHBURN, Editor end Publlihtr Entered as second" class matter at Postoffice at Hope, Arkansas, under the Act of March 3, 1897.

Associated Press Newspaper Srterprisc Ass'n SubtcrtpHon Rare Payable In Advance): By city carrier, per week Hempstead, Nevada, Howard, Miller ana Lafayette counties, $3.50 per year; elsewhere J6.50. Member of The Associated Pren: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republlcatlon of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. Notional Advertising Arkansas Memphis, Stericfc Building; Chicago, 400 North Michigan Avnue; New York City, 507 Fifth Avenue; Detroit, 2842 Grand Oklahoma City, 414 Terminal Blda. Charqei 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 colurnns to protect their readers from a deluge of space- toklrfb memorials.

The Star disclaims responsibility for the safe-keeping or return of any unsolicited manuscripts. TO THE PARTY FINDING OR holding ladies large brown woolen purse belonging to Mrs. W. I. Stroud Washington.

Will be rewarded all of the currency this bag contains. If you will return this bag to Hope Star or call 15 Washington, Ark. You will not be questioned. This bag contains several papers that business transactions can not be completed with out them. Valuable keys, fountain pen, bank book.

1 check for $18 made payable to A. N. Stroud. Mrs. W.

I. Stroud. Washington. 18-4tc OR THREE ROOM FURNISH- ed or partly furnished apartment. 104 West Ave.

E. Mrs. Irvin Huckabe. 20-3tp BROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished. 606 N.

Elm. 20-3tp 3TWO FURNISHED APARTMENTS fee rent. All modern conveniences. Mrs. I.

Stroud, Washington, Ar- 19-3tp ROOM FURNISHED private bath. Adults. 1 mile East of Hope on Highway 87, near overpass. C. L.

Cooper. 19-3tp ffpERONT BED ROOM IN PRIVATE life home of young couple, also 1-house 'frailer, moderately furnished, call SM574-R. 19-6tp ROOM FURNISHED APART- ment. Private entrance. 704 East Division Street.

21-3tp FRONT BEDROOM. AD- joinning bath. Beauty rest mat- ress. Qxiiet neighborhood and very close to town. Also garage.

Phone (T4-R for appointment. 21-3tc SMALL, MODERN FURNISHED partment. Also 2 modern unfurnish- ed rooms. Private front and back entrance. Close in.

Mrs. Tom rel. 21-tf FURNISHED APARTMENTS with kitchenette. Phone 679. 21-3tp Wanted Help Wanted STORIES IN STAMPS MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN TO CARE for small children.

Small amount of work. Will have other help. Must be capable of supervising home during parent's absence. Work permanent and possibly housing quarters furnished. Pay attractive.

See me after 6 or write 208 North Bonner St. Hope, Ark. 19-tf Answer to Cranium Crackers fable Questions on Page One 1. The lion in Aesop's kept all the game himself. 2.

The Pyrenees Mountains make a natural boundary between France and Spain. 3. Barrier between hero and heroine of "It Happened One Night" was a blanket thrown over a clothes line. 4. Russia, Prussia and Austria partitioned Poland years before Hitler.

5. William Tell divided the apple by shooting it from his son's head with a bow and arrow. The average man has 24,000 hairs, each about .006 inch in diameter, on his head. Argentina's Roca Was Able Soldier, President rule that military men do not make good presidents finds an exception in Argentina's Julio A. Roca.

Only Argentine president to hold the office for two lull terms, Roca was until his first assumption of the executive power pre-eminently a military figure. The stamp above, issued in 1941, bears a picture of a monument erected to Roca, who began his career as a soldier at the age ol 16. At 22 he was already a veteran of several revolutions when the war with Paraguay broke out in 1865. In that bloody, five-year struggle Roca gathered honors and emerged a colonel. His fame increased when he crushed the uprising of General Mitre in 1874 Four years later he was named minister of war, at the age of 35 and carried out a brilliant campaign against the Indians.

Roca became the hero of the day and he was elected to the presidency two years later. Ha carried his able executive powers into office and his administration (1880-86) was one of notable prog- ross for the nation. Legal Notice PROBATE COURT NOTICE SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT i for couple. No children. Phone 249-R.

i9-3tp Lost WRIST WATCH WITH black band. Reward. Johnny Hamil; ton, 422 East 2nd St, phone 647. 20-3tc BAY HORSE, 9 YEARS. WT.

950; DIM brand on Left Jaw; One Light Jersey Muley Cow, 3 carrying bell. John D. Langston, Emmet, Rt. 1. 21-3tp Refriaeration SERVICE WE repair anythine Electrical, Wiring, motors.

Kelly Refrigeration Service. 112 Main. Phone 144. 10-lnvc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the following Executor has filed his final settlement with the Probate Division of Chancery Court of Hempstead County, Arkansas, for approval and confirmation to-wit: Final settlement of Fester Taylor, as Executor of the Estate of George W. Taylor, deceased.

All persons interested in the above named Estate are ordered to come forward and file exceptions, if any exceptions they have, on or before the next regular term of the Hempstead Chancery Court, Probate Division thereof (March 2, 1942) or they will be forever barred from excepting to such accounts or any item thereof. FRANK J. HILL Clerk of the Probate (SEAL) Division of the Hempstead Chancery Court. RADIOS BATTERIES BICYCLES and AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES BOB ELMORE'S AUTO SUPPLY Bob Elmore, Owner WANTED CAST IRON SCRAP 75 Cents per Hundred Pounds Paid ARKANSAS MACHINE SPECIALTY CO, Hope, Arkansas K. OUT OUR WAY rv By J.R.Williams TO DO VOL) GOT A T.

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Of F. COPfl. 1M2 BY NEA SEftVICE. IHC. WASH TUBBS A Real Test OH, MY POOR JIM! THEY ARE TO SHOOT Saturday, Febmory 21, 1942 By Roy Crane OH, ftlAtt! YOU MUST MOT LET THEM DO THIS TO YOU you MUST UP THE THEY WILL ONLY Keep you A OF WAR LUSCIOUS, YOU AREN'T POOUNaAMY- /M.IE A.

A. iifi. WU'RB A JAPSPy.AMD VOU'RE APtEW THAT THE BLAZES DO VOL) CARE WHAT BECOMES OFMEf you MUST BELIEVE ME, MY JIM 1 IT ONLY BECAUSE 1 LIKE BEOMJSE i WISH TO HELP ASK IT INC. T. REO.

U. 5. PAT. Off 1 HAVE NOTHIN6 TO cSlUE YOJ, USKA. IF WO PEALLY WANT TO HELP ME, THEN 8RIW6 THE KSY TO THESE HANDCUFFS AMP A POPEYE Still Beefing! Thimble Theater UOIMPV, HAVB SOU SJOTICED HOUJ DPE4G MA'S BEEN) ACTlNCa OF MBSTSROAV I ASKED HIM, FROM FORCE OF HABIT, FOR HE nes! M04T UUHAT? I DOMT DrSTRGSSlNU ABOUT I'D POPES6 BACK TO MORMAL.

UJIL.L SOU PERMIT 6)0 TO THE 6JALL.EV A WO, PREPARE FDR MSSELF SOME LOVEUS 1 THAT IS WHAT I MEAMT, MISS CHL. WocU tifhu King Pmum Symfitatr, IIK DONALD DUCK A Little Light on the Subject By Walt Disney DAKK OK NOT; GO PUT YOUR PIKES THE GARASE OR SOMEBODY' WILL SWIPE THEM' Lope O'l WJi 1 ''l rU tint 1 2 "21 BLONDIE Following in Papa's Footsteps! By Chic Young BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES It's Always Something By Edgar Martin HOtOi'SN NiO, RED RYDER Ride Him, Cowboy By Fred Harmon I'n GE.T OUT OF THE. VOA.T--- tf'S TOU OR LETS GO BUT HOW XbU C1ABLO CAN FIGHT THIS Ri Ht'U- CriOKE. FAST, BEFORE HE GETS VsJiNSD SATJOUE, RYOE.R? ALLEY OOP But Does He Want Him? ByV.T. Hamlin THERE, V'SEE? I TOLD VOU SUM PIN WAS WRONG WITH I VOUR PLAN AN 1 NOW 'WE'VE ONLV GOT ONE CASE ANP JUST WHEN WE ABOUT HAD OUR HANDS OH TH' CA6E THA'S TRY T'MEUP A GUV AN 1 WHAT DO GET? THAT'S LET'S SEE YOU DO OVER HERE, THERE'S A PTERODACTYL R.OOSTIN' RI6HT BEJ-OW ME) FRECKLES ANP HIS FRIENDS A Pointed Question By Merrill Blosser JUST WOMOERIMG AM AIRPUAME COULD UAKJD IW A SWAMP, MAYOR.

WELL, rASSOOSEV. WHAT IS IT THIS TlMB IF YOU'RE REFERR.itg<3 WOULDNT TO THAT LAND THE CITY I IT HAVE BOUGHT FOR AN AIRPORT, BEEM THE SWAMP WILL BE 1 CHEAPER FILLED IN AMD THf TO BUV DRY SURFACF LAND (N "THE FIRST PLACE? RVICE. INC. M. BEQ.

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