Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 2

Page two HOPE STAR, OP 'Daily Bread Continued From Pape One men like Mr. Chambers and Mr. Hiss, both holding posit- -lons of distinction nnd rcsponsibil- tell stories that brand one or the other of them as an unmitiea- liar. t-ife, we feol, was a lot pleasant- 6r in the earlier era of this ige of doubt and confusion when the governments whole budget wasn't rnuch Digger than the disputed surplus or deficit, and when the lenr of eternal and brimstone hung over the head of any- One who- lied under oath. Republicans Nominate Lumberman committee By JIM THOMASSON Little Rock Sept.

2 Charles R. Black, Corning wood lumber manufacturer, was nominated today as the Republican candidate for governor of Ar- keynote speaker at the Kepuhlican kansas. session. The action was taken by the is Republican state committee here. I Frenchman's lion, declared that "should my friends and neighbors elect me in November" he would "proceed to give this state a general house cleaning such as Mr.

Dcwey proposes to do in Washington after Jan. 20." After nominating its candidate for governor and deciding against, the "8 top 29.uO bulk other state candidates. Market ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK National Stockyards, 111., opt, 2 went into cxectilivt session to discuss p'ans for tile election campaign, rna.i who described himself a.s lifelong Democrat' was tile Jefferson W. Sneck of The committee decided not to' county, 31-year-old World War Two CHANGE 80l th functional middle age pettod peculiar to women (38 to 52 Does this make you miffsr from Dot flashes, feel so ncrv- hl tired? Then no try Lydla S.

Plakliam'n Vegetable Compound to relieve such Symptoms. Compound aleo hns what Doctors call a itomnchlo tonic cflectl 1Y01A E. PINKHAM'S nominate candidates i state offices in order to tratc campaign effort idential election. the governor's race and "the fair election law." Wallace Townscnd. Arkansas GOP national commilteernan, who nominated Black, said the party had high hopes for adoption of the propised initiated act which would give it statutory representation on state and county election boards and in selection of election officials.

He said that act. giving the minority party legal recognition, defines the minority party as the one receiving the second highest vote (or governor. Black, in accepting the nomina- for 1 0 whose address was denunciation of Roosevelt. Henry Wall 29.25-50; 160-ISO Ibs 27.125-26.50: 13-150 Ibs 24.75-6.75; 100'120. Ibs I.75-?3.75 bulk 401) Ibs down 25.0-Z6.7o: few 27.00; heavier sows mostly 21.50-24.50.

Cattle. calves, 1.500: mostly flesh kinds around 23.00-2fi.nri: common and low medium HI.OO-lii.00; common and medium beef cows largely 17.50-19.50; can- Hope Star Star of Hope Press 1927, Consolidated January 18, 1929 Published c-vcry wc.vKlov nfinrnoon STAR PUBLISHING CO. C. E. Polmor, Prcnirfrnt Alex.

H. ScrrtjUry-Treo'ur "1 ll.e SttJr b-iiMirin 212-214 South Walnut concen- the pros- Harry S. TRiirmm. Meteorite State More stony meteorites have been found in Kansas than in Illinois. Oklahoma, Utah, Massachnsetls.

Washington, Idaho. Norlh Dakota, Wyoming, Nevada, New Hampshire. Louisiana, Vermont. Montana, and Minnesota, combined. a bris- and cutters 1.1.50-17.00: iiiuu- anklin Kood bulls 21.00-23.00: cut- ace Vl and common 1fi.m-9.ri.on; good rltn'r-n 07 A- choice vcnlers 27.0-31.0; and medium 17.00-20.00.

Sheep. 2.500: early top good jr-hoice lots 24.75 to shippers jbutchers; 24.50 to big packers. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Alex. H. Washburn, filitor Publiiho: Paul H.

Jones, Mnnoninci Editor George V7, Hosier, Mrrh Joss M. Dnvls, and and Entered a-, Post at Act of Match (Nf Association. :cr.ond cla'-s matter ot Hope, under the 3, 1897. Associated Press. Enterprise Adrenalin In Skin Dried toad skins were the ancient Chinese doctors in treat ing wounds.

Now scientists have found a toad skin actually does contain adrenalin. Smart YOU'LL FIND AT REPHANS You'll finci b.ur store full of pretty new fall clothes and accessories that you'll want for Fall. Smart styles and new fall colors. Come in and select your new fall clothes now. LADIES COATS All smart new fall styles in coats you'll want.

-New colors in solids and plaids. Some styles with hoods. All sizes 24.95 Chicago. Sept. 2 wore enough unfavorable elements in the run of the day's news to cause a fairly large drop in grain jot-ices todav.

The Julv. 1949, wheat e-1 hv triict f( a art of the lulling tumbling more than 3 icenis at one time. i The unfavorable news Kist eluded rains in the Nebraska win- wheattoi'ritory, a slump in i cash corn pi-ices, an increase in i country offereines nf cash corn land a statement by Harold Stassen hat food prices should come idosn. Tn the snol mnrkel corn lost i around 2 to 4 cents a bushel. Cash if-norled purchnB" of 101..

1000 bushels on a to-arrive basis. Cnsh housp 1 did not. give much i support to wheat, which encountered hedge selling as well as li- from in i ssion i houses. bADIES SUITS of fall suit you're looking for in gabardine, and worsted. Solids and plaids in pretty pastels and dark colors.

i 19.95 DRESSES 9 You'll find a large and complete stock of prejty new fall dresses in the seasons smartest styles at Rephan's. Sizes 9 to 52 and 18i- to Beautiful new Fall colors i 6.95 to Buy Your Fall Clothes Now! i USE OUR CONVENIENT A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Item HATS Smajrt new felt hats for fallun newest styles, and colors. Trimmed with feathers and veils. New colors. sizes.

2.98 to 4.95 JFALL SHOES A complete stock of ballet, sandals and dress shoes for fall. All sizes. 2.98 to 7.95 LADIES SLACKS Special purchase of these slacks in stripes and solid colors for fall. They are all wool. 3.98 FALL PURSES New Fall styles that you'll want.

Fall colors to match your new fall clothes. All shapes and sizes. 2.98 and 3.98 GIRLS SKIRTS Pretty new all wool skirts for girls in smart styles and colors. Ideal for school wear. 2.98 and 3.98 FALL NYLONS Beautiful fall shoes in all weights.

Short, regular and long lengths. Sizes 8J to 11. 1.00 to 1.98 WASH DRESSES A large and complete selection of these pretty new fall wash dresses. All styles and colors. 2.79 WASH DRESSES Pretty new wash dresses for children in new colors and styles.

Just the thing for school wear. 2.98 and 3.98 YOUR FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE Subscription Rolen: (Always Payable ir Advance): By city cnrricr nor wntl- 20c Per month 85c. Mail hemp stead, Nuvada, Howard, Miller one UaFoyctte counties, $4.50 per year- where $8.50. National Advertising Representative Arkansas Dailies, Tonr Stcrick Building; Chirnqo, Nnrih Mich igan Avenuo; Now York City, 292 Detroit, 2H.1? Gram Oklahoma Citv. 31 Terminal Blrlq New Orleans, 722 Union St.

Member of tho Associated Press; Th Associated Press is cnlillcd the use for ropublication of all the loco news printed in this newspaper, 03 well AP dispatches. jnt the end of The United (he current reason. Stoles iirmy asked Wheat closed 2 to 3 1-4 n'omber S9.2J. pm-n for offers of approximulely 25.000 bales of coHo nt'oi- Gcriniinv. Tlie cotton would be September-October shipment, with prices based on December futures.

Qcl hifih 30.0!) 30.fi last 2 1-4 lower, September 1-8 '-4. oats tnwr tember 72 3-4, Rye was 2 cents lower, December $1.57. And soybeans were 1-2 to 2 cents higher. November S2.49 1-2. Snot wheat declined with the trading 30.7") 30.90-93 off Dec high 30.j; 30.76' off 9 1-2 to high 30.72 SO.aS-oG off IS-1-1 May high 30 30 30.31 off If) in futures today basis' '10 rr I Rteadv; receipts 17 cars.

Corn was OcVhlgh 2fi H7 jtwo to three cents lower; basis one 1o Iwo rents easier bookings 115.000 bushels; receipts 07 cars. Oats were unchanged to a cent higher: basis unchanged to 1-2 cent lower; shipping salels 32.500 bushels; receipts 22 cars. Soybeans receipts were 21 cars. POULTRY AND PRODUCE Chicago. Sept.

2 nervous; receipts prices unchanged except 'JO grade cent a pound lower at 68.5. 20.01 off 28 Miridlin" spot 31. NEW YORK STOCKS last last last; last! low 2C.GO last' 10. Eggs weak; receipts prices unchanged to a cent a dozen lower: U. S.

Extras 70 net and tin a GO to C9.9 pet a 49-50- Standards 42-47 current receipts 40; dirties 36; checks 33 5 T.ive ooultry; steady to firm receipts 30 trucks; prices unchanged except fryers a a pound higher outside at 37-42 fob. NEW ORLEANS COTTON New Orleans, Sept. 2 Cotton futures advanced in early trading here today but hedge offerings and prices gradually declined. CJos'in? quotations were steady 25 cents to 70 cents a bale lower Oct high 30.91 low 30.80 close Dec high 30.83 low 30.70 close Men high 30.66 low 30.51 dose 2054B 30.37 low 30.29 close 30.31-33 Ji.y high 29.29 low 29.16 close B-bid. NEW YORK COTTON New York, Sept.

2 liquidation and hedging de -2 i were a i levels. shade several in nv'iiy casen inder the day's best Volume remained well above recent small turnover. The dav's total veered toward 1.000.000 shares. Ending hi "her were U. S.

Steel. Youngstown Sheet, Pennsylvania H. Southern peake. Ohio. Standard Ohio (NJ) Gulf Oil General Motors.

Chrysler Studobaker. Goodi-ich. Caterpillar Tractor. Co'i- solidated Natural Gas, Kennecott Copper. Dow Chemical, Amcrccan Woolen, and Paramount Fieitires.

watch added 2 1-2 points alter ordvu-d an extra payment ot nO cents a share. Corporate bonds followed slocks. Vocational Agri Leaders fro Con ce Little Rock. Sept. 2 Approximately 250 delegates arrived here today tor the oni-ning of a three-day conference for vocational agricultural instvuctors.

The theme of tlii; ferencc is "Planning year's con- the Vocation- pressed eotion 'futures hTsTow trad: mg today. Traders were discour- IT i n-? I ai aged over the slow demand for isen ative aS cotton goods, prospects of a (1 in crop, and sentiment that there will nlcca aiul Commis- be a substantial surplus of cotton be a rcprrc iKa.s He- SHOES Up and down in and out walking, running never still. POLLYANNA shoes are mighty good companions in all this activity. They're designed for active liille feet that need good fitting, correct designing and jusi- right construction to insure proper growth. US SOUTH MAIN Thursday, September 2, 1940 'S Men shop at Geo.

Robison Co. for outstanding values in clothes, shoes and other things that you need. A few of the many value buys you'll find at our store. Hawk Brand Mens'Qveralfs These are in both solid blue and express stripe. Well made for comfort and wear.

A real value buy. Metis WORK SHIRTS Red Cap work shirt's for men. Blue chambray, full sanforized and well made. Complete range of sizes. 1 49 tt Hawk Brand 'if These are in express stripe and solid blue.

Just the thing for school wear. Buy now at these prices. Sizes 1 OQ Sizes 1 to 1 1 i 12 to 17 Meps Genuine fur felt hats, fully lined, all leather sweat band. All the new fall shades. Sizes 6 3 4 to Mens DRESS SH These are nationally advertised Perfecto Brand shirrs.

New fall patterns. Sizes 14 to 17. CAP Matched khaki suits made by Red Cap. Matched suits in regular weight khaki. All sizes.

rs. OR Plain toe blucher in ail brown. Nailer) black, half composition sole Sizes to 12. Sizes 13 to 14 MENS OXFORDS (At left) Black kid, straight tip oxford. Leather sole and rubber heel.

widths and sizes 6 to 12. Mens (At Right) Brown, French toe shoe with leather sole and rubber heel. widths and sizes to 1 1. if" MENS OXFORDS Moccasin toe, blucher oxford in all tan. widths and sizes to 1 1.

As shown below. MENS OXFORDS Brown cap toe oxford, leather sole and rubber heel. width and sizes to 1. As shown below. MENS OXFORDS Brown plain toe, blucher oxford with composition sole.

width and sizes 6'b to 12. As shown Wo Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps HOPE "1 he Leading Department Store" NASHVILLE.