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Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 2

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Hope Stari
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Hope, Arkansas
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ill star of J899; 1927. Consolidated January 18, 1929 Deliver Report! every week-day afternoon by Publishing Inc Washbl the star 212 214 4 C. E. PAMIER, PrcsWeiit If. VVASHBtm.V.

Editor nnd Publisher CAP) Associated Press. Enterprise Ass'n. Political Announcement The Stnr fs ntijhorixcd Jo nn- the following candidates subject (o the action of the Demo- mitle rhy primary election Tues- November 28, 1939: Tor City Attorney E. F. M'FADDIN LAWSON E.

GLOVER il Iho fi-iiiKns of llio rrowil Id, the menus tin- I'lul of wns unro a smile. It will soon he I'slnblislH'cl in Rri lin llui! Churchill U'jis seen ANSWER TO CRANIUM CRACKER 1 "The More You Tell the Quicker You Sell" You Can Talk to Only One Man 0 Want Ads Talk to Thousand" SELL-RENT BUY OR SWAP All Want Ad3 catkin advance Not taken over the Phone tor Everyone Pays for a War Tb ml war almost in the proportion as the belligerents The tittle nations which aren't interested in conflict are finding out Jiin foot costs a lot to remam neutral. Ev en the United States, thousands of mSi from the war zones, is beginning to fork over TlePCC Wr belli erer is terrific enough. Germany his Questions on Pnge One 1. Tin-key, Argentine! Sweden, Cuba, Denmark.

2. Paris: Tientsin. China; Rome; Stockholm. Sweden: Edinburgh Scotland. 3.

Ohio, Imliann, Ahibnmii, Montana, Vermont. 4. Clewlanct.O.; Boston, Mass St. Paul. Hartford.

Conn Phoenix. 5. Montreal. Toronto Out Vancouver. B.

C. Winnipeg. Man Reginn. Sn.sk. Services Offered Scientists announce formally that the gelling holler.

Travelers ju.sl buck Europe may consider his in an understatement unidentified prehistoric itcr now perplexing cxporrs- bo- left, its footprints nimstorin Of bcrs 1 Ulr nib. American salesmen are sell. Eskimos, which i See i stead Shop, 712 West Fourth P)- Cobh cr built Phone Paul Sept. 2fi 1M-. NOTICE 20-Pay Life Policies.

siOOO up. Ages 11 day did anil H-l iiopc Ark. 9 Talbol Feild. Box with Reliance Life. in.

4 tO I I Uill I little Maginot line." to protect her border ength ling he ceuiuuuig me nation against the consequences of intrigue 1 ff 1 1 0 of SwiUerland and-the NOTICE-Duo to conditions "that are I bpyond our control we will not any turkeys for sale Thanksgiving nn All the smaller, neutral nations of Europe have been compelled to themselves to the hilt. They have earned from the other people UTOP an eountries have already gone up They will con F.ghtmg an expensive luxury-eostt (o the innocent and gui ty of these is true of the only A Is he' Hanov' friends and normal daily experiences, he is usually very happy. It is un- going on, there are dozens of ways in Christmas. Let' Garland which he can mbc and gain experience He is selfish only if his parents let' him become so. Naturally, he has 1 more belongings than he would have! Were there some sisters and brothers He is also used to more conveniences he need not share.

The only child csli iikely he- anti-social. I think, in many cases, than i the one who has learned to distrust his family and all people, when home Wanted WANTED TO BUY-W4 pay more Tor good Used furniture, stoves, rugs etc. see us before you buy or se Franklin's Furniture Store' 112 So Elln N2-lm' WANT TO BUY-Oremi Oak Wood poles. Want several wagon loads ll() For Rent TOR RENT-Furnished apartment, Private byth and garage. Mrs.

W. R. is, Chandler; p-hono DOC. FOR RE1VT-G room bed 9 oms 525.00. ATTENTION i yonis Our pre-Christmas For- (address Hope Star.

lor Until Decembi'i- lOtli 939. The Shipley Studio. hous dost? Box For Sale i ALE OH en ome rOV fi two hfe and those who should be dear I '''iT hollse electricity to him are not to his liking. Jones. But the give-and-take of the luruo I Phone RENT Well im- miles from town.

W. E. 265- W. dom 6I West Fourth. Phone and soul Two or four children' learn irom each other and a certain coopera- ac-I FOR' If a child has to learn to take Ph n0 own pan against the depreciations of 1 sisters and brothers, that is also good i TO SALE-Six nxini f'diiTLst 1 he reaches the lthree llcre lot, oLso one rT- A Then, too, as he grows older and i oses one or both parents, it is fine for, iim to know that hsi own blood is! owing other veins.

After all family lood is thicker than water, and that i for a lot in later years. Today I am going to name as the FOfl RENT-One S-room l)nc house, one 3-room furnished all in Magnolia Addition. Mrs-. J. E.

Schooloy. Piiope 21-etc FOR farnishedTpTnT- menL Privuto entrance, adjoining bull) touth Pino Legal Notice NorrcE Notice is hereby given thnt the books showing the of Street iin' provement District number Three O) Hope. Arkansas, as fixed by the n.s- fesnors smVI District are now in my wso SU io iaspcc io This 22nd day of November 1939 T. R. Billingsiey! 22-29 CUy CIerk OUT ourwif USE Cure When Butchering This Fall and Winter For sale by the leading merchants in every community.

VEH, I TOOk. tXDWM ALL TH' FIGHTERS, FOOTBALL AW BASEBALL PLAVERS AM' PUT UP FAMOUS BUSINESS MEM-AM' WOT HIM' BUT GOOD THEV SAV YOUR. IS, VOLJR SUCROUKJD- ByJ.R.Willrai? WELL, I DOM'T kNOW IT MIGHT START YOU TO THINKIM' A LITTLE, BUT YOU GOT TO HAVE SOMETHIM' UPSTAIRS TO START WITH VEH, A PIC, INJ A IT MAKES HIM OF A PlG ALL THIS WOM'T HELP' T. M. REG.

U. S. PAT. Off, SERVICE. INC ENCOURACbEMENn inncipal truth about the lone child I is not usually ot selfish if he Ue that a children of great loneliness.

are victims nough to train too lonely. He is has parents wise! him. He is usually quite happy. And he is anti-social only if he has no spirit at all and learns to fear others without reason. SERIAL STORY 5 WOULD KILL CHAPTER VII PATROLMAN DAN FLYNN-S hurt.

It was bad enough, he told himself, to stand half the night in the rain, but to have a murder Piled on him, to have the captain sore at him, and to have to find a wm-o'-wisp taxi driver at 4 a. m. -was asking too much of his even Irish temper. How the devil did Dawson expect him to locate one taxi driver a city full of taxi drivers? The taxi company had been a great "Smith reported in tonight" the office clerk told Flynn. "He's on cruising service, reports in if business is slow, but goes on his own if business is good." That helped Jot, yeaW They'd be glad to have Smith come in if he called, Uit Flynn knew that Smith would stay out just as long as he could Probably halfway to Florida by now, with the cab parked on a deserted road.

wouldn't show up at home smart for that. Smith was just too smart. Dawson was too smart. Benthorne was too smart. Everyone was too smart but Dan Flynn.

And he just a dumb cop. And Ms-feet hurt. Well, there was no use pacing 1 up and down the sidewalk in the rain in front of a deserted taxi stand. There was a chance that might, from force of habit, return to his usual haunts. But it was a small chance, FJynn knew.

A- cab hurried by. Flynn whistled' but the cab sped on. Another taxi hurrying down the opposite side of the street, whirled around and door swung open before Flynn. "Just drive," he ordered, a-id slumping in the seat, kicked oil his shoes, wiggled his toes in damp socks and promptly went to sleep. TIE awakened half an hour later, i The cab was stopped, even the meter was silent.

Fiynn looked ground, saw he was parked in front of an all-night lunch stand. Driver evidently decided he needed a cup of coffee. Coffee might well, Flynn thought. And ham and, eggs and maybe some pie. He bent over, fumbling in.

the ness for his shoes. A car paused beside ttie cab, then pulled in front to park. Flynn grunted as he tied the laces, raised his head just in time to see en- driver climbing out of the Ara Johnson taxi parked directly ahead lie held his breath as the man paused at the door of the lunch stand. What was that Dawson had said about luck? The taxi driver going through the door Smith! A moment later Flynn's service revolver was in his raincoat pocket, and Flynn was pushing nto the lunch stand. "Hello, Nick!" he said softly "I've been looking for you he went on.

"About that one you pulled tonight. Here's your driver's; license." "Oh, that!" Smith turned to him Sorry if I almost spilled you That girl "Yeah, that Flynn broke -Where i.s she? Where did you PICK her up?" don't remember. Hell she just another fare to even give me of a lip, Nick growled over his coffee. M- k'-'tlor start remembering, Wick, Flynn said quietly. "There was a you're a possible accessory." a whal? Srnith choked.

thM rnul '--mc 1 'Killed. Maybe thdt kid who jumped out ol the car did it. You helped him imd the gt aW ay. How it, Nick Are you going to tal.J or am going to have to "111 talk. PICKED them up-this and the on avenue, in front of some houses.

I thought Employees of the U. S. Government went on a 10-hour day in It was done by executive order. I BY TOM HORNER COPYRIGHT, NEA SERVICE. was just a couple of petters.

They said to just drive around und they talked for a while. "Finally the fellow asks me if I know where there's a preacher. Said they wanted to get married. Then they argue some more and it seems like the girl is doin' most of the talking. Then she asks me to stop.

she says "in that soft voice, 'will you help us out? My fiance and I want to get married but his father don't like "Now me, I'm of a romantic and I like to help out a couple of "You can tell your love story to the captain, Nick," Flynn said shortly. "Right now I want to know one thing. Where does this girl live?" "I swear I don't know. Honest, I let her out at a.subway "There are ways of improving memory, Nick," Flynn inter- hope we don't have to use them." 'THE girl with the smoky eyes tugged at the straps on her suitcase, pulling it closed, mally turned the key in the lock. She rose hurriedly, moved to the resser, slammed drawers open nd closed as she made sure noth- ng had been forgotten.

The mirror caught her reflection she paused to light a cigaret. dark hair needed attention; applied lipstick hurriedly to er firm, full-lipped mouth, cen- tred in a girlish face. Her cheeks fere pale, her eyes'tired and for 10 moment lacking fire. Tomorrow I'll be home, she hought. Everything is finished iei-e.

The police will never know, not even John Douglas will know. The thought of him made her pause, stare at her own reflection the mirror. John had been so kind, so helpful, without knowing. He had asked no questions, demanded nothing. He was in love with helplessly.

Perhaps he would hunt for her. would return to the place he had first met she would never.go back. It was just as well. There was no place in her life for love The buzzer interrupted her thoughts. Someone at the apartment door.

The porter, for her bags. She hurried to open it. Dan Flynn was framed in the doorway. He was smiling. His glance took in the disordered room, the packed suitcase on the door.

"You going somewhere, Miss Johnson?" he asked pleasantly. "Sorry to upset your plans, but you'll have to come with me," Be ALLEY OOP Phftttt! By Edgar Martin HAT OLPSTERWHO is LWAYS ATC MIMECVAtS The Cat's Out of the Bag HEE LOOSE '(COUNSEL LEP A. THUNPERBOLT) US TD VICTOR AT THE MIGHTVVOVERTROV-- AJAX? SHE'S A MORTAL JUST THE SAME' WASH TUBES THINkL YOU CERTAINLY A MORTAL NOT, BUT FIST COULD; VVHAHS THAT BLACK A 7 GOT TO DO GODLY WITH THIS1 By V. T. Hamiin BILLS'.

BILL'S! I LAID AWAKE HALF THE KilSHT WQUOERIW6 IF OLD LINK CAU AFFORt) FUK COATS AWD AJAAID DOM'f FOR6ET I i THE ROADSTERS, Don't Keep Them Waiting, Link THAT SLIGHT ON OUR MIMERVA'S LAMP WAS YOU'RE R1DIMG A YOU MIMD YOUR WM BUSIMESS, PR-BROMSOM; By Roy Crane BV THE WAV, fiOLDIE, YOU'D BETTED BUT HE NEVER WASHES HIS OWU DISHES fe ALLTHE.MORE\THREE O'CLOCK 1 REASOM WHV HE MUSTN'T SEE OURS. A MAW MAECIES THE FIRST TIME FOR LOVE.MV DEAR, BUT THE -SECOUD -5WEEP THE UVIUG ROOM, AMD HIDE THE BREAKFAST AMP -SUPPER DIME'S. MP.TUBBS MAY DROP BV THIS MORNING IT WILL DO To 7 HIM THINK WE'RE THE GUMPTIOM TO MAKE HAV WHK.E THE SUM SWWES.THEU I'LL HAVE TO BMCOURA6E HIM TIME TO 6ET A HOUSE KEEPER hKECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Narrow Squeak by Merrill Klosser NICE TACKLE, NUBBIN YOU SAVED A TOUCHDOWN JUST THINK i F'M HE'D. SCORED AND KICKED GOAL, WE WOULDA BEEN SKINNED i GEE WHILLIKENIS, WE SHORE HAD A CLOSE CALL. AND IF THE PRINCIPAL.

HADNT OKAYED EXAMINATION PAPER COULDN'T'VE BEEM IN THERE To MAKE THAT UINAI SCORE KINGSTON 20 SHADYSlDE KED RYDER Another Disturbance Coming Up By Fred Harrnan HE'S PRO POUTl (MG if ALL His FAULT I PLEMTY--- YOU CARE BOVj AND ARROWS PU SCHOOL. HOURS ME GWE-UrA BIG Give AFTER.

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