The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 15

THURSDAY, 'AFRIT, COUKTER NEWS PAGB FIFTEEM OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams Our Boarding House with Maj. Hoople IN PROMT, i PON' BIAME "TH'ONES BACK THERE HAS BEEN SPIKED SINCE BKNDOOCK'S DEFEAT--! BUT 1X3 1DU MO1 ICE I HOW PEOPLE WHEN A KID "NEAR IT? WE'VE LIVED WITH IT ALL uves AW Jl NOW FOUMQ IK' JOKE IKS IT- IHEY'RG MOT SO STUPID. wiuxeo SVAflfwe SPIKES OF SL DORADO A it? fifiV'ERTO OETORtJ IWM4 M.V WEARY "UV KliCOIL ME WE'LL HAVE SOMi; FUM WITH oMERTHIr FAC6 Of- NOT OWELU UtJDER THM ROOF AFTER BEIMG EARTH- JlJ.

Private Kooms He tl room. NCHP Close hi. Mrs, Belle Wood. Ptione 3374. 4.2£-pk-5;i furnished room td Joining balh, iMi privileges, If desired.

Ph. 6:106. Hrdroom Adjoining hiUli. Air eping -22W. housekeeping room Pli 2920 Room 514 West Walnut.

Men pre- Ifrred. 1'tloliB 2D1S. 4 25-ck-H8 Bedroom. Kitchen privileges conven- leiu 10 bain No children Ph bedroom 2675, Bedroom. convenient to balh 611 Mam.

Piiont 332S SiSt-ph-itSO Bed-room prlvale bath i'h. Bedroom 1109 ChlckasawbB Ph 2375 SPECIAL RATES liy the week Fur Permanent Guests NEW GLENCOE HOTEL Air Condltlonfd ror Summer Plione 4464 Housekeeping room. Ill 4603. LODGER COPYRIGHT IY GUfNfEtG: HJftLlfmt WUIHUTIO IY UIVKL WC II." I snapped. "Tin're's nothing downstairs eal," she snapped back.

ASKED Betty lo explain to her sitters thai they mustn't use my ey help light house keeping rooms. Ph Bedrooms Blythevllle Hotel. Ph. 932. Comfortable, cool Close tn.

Hfti only. 310 W. Wntnut. 4 Bedroom. 6J2 W.

Main. Wanted to Buy City Properly Wanted! Do you have city property you want to sell? Small lots, small houses, vacant lots or nice homes. You may have just what we are looking for, no call us. Rl ALES LAND Co, Russell E. Riales, Realtor W.

T. Barnelt E. E. Williams 3322 Phones 4139 Blytlievillc, Ark. 4-23-ck-5-5 XXIII ASKED Betty to instruct her sitters to stay out of my part Of the house.

Betty sighed, said she'd get a new girl. The implication was that none who had worked for be willing to return lo the job She hinted thai possibly I'd flml it more lo my liking to sit with the baby myself. "I'd love to," I agreed, "when I'm home, anyway. But I can't make any promises to stay home because sometimes I change my plnns on the spur of the moment I've got to be free to do that," said, annoyed at being on defensive, "But when I'm settlec Tor Ihc night, or to washing machine. I'll he delightet to take care of Caroline." Betty got a new girl.

She (iidn 1 Int. and she didn't have parties. But she must have had a tapeworm. The refrigerator door ranged on the hour and on the hour like a faithful old clock. rhe sixlh or so time il bunged, 1 couldn't control myself.

I took off 'or the kitchen, my kitchen. Standing by the sink, loaning over I so the juice wouldn't run down ler front, was the siller, eating a slice of watermelon. I opened and shut my mouth a few times, priming Ihe pump, before any words came. "Why are you eating out o( my refrigerator?" I asked. Tin 1 she replied accusingly.

"Didn'l Mrs. Morgan tell you what to have for your lunch?" "Sure, I ale thai." is my icebox. You're not supposed to be in my kitehr-n iK-Iicn nor help themselves lo food. "Oh. denr," she cried.

"I don't relieve I'll ever be able lo find a sitter to suit you. I guess I'll just have to slay home all the time She looked nl me as were deliberately mak- Wlllmm the Conqueror caused a great census to be made of England called the Domesday Book, which enumerated all pos-sesioTis down to last pipr. ox and cow. SHY With Flowt-rt THE FLOWER SHOP (ilencne rtuiUling Thnne 4191 or 2747 myself." though ing trouble for her. Surely there must be someone you can make imriersland thai thi.c two-family house now and that our hnlf is nnl for her lo make use of." "Well, I'll try," Belly said, "bul I'm about out of names." She found one more girl to put up with child of about 13.

She arrived alone, but within a mailer of minutes hnd spirited three liltle companions into the bas-cment. 1 saw them slink np the garden walk, piping all Ihc windows on thai side of the house, bul though they looked cautiously, they did not sro me behind a Ve- nelinn blind. Tlicy Up-toed down the basement stairs, quiet as mice The house began to rock on its foundation. I allowed four five tremors lo pass unnoted then proceeded lo the basement The children were making si much noise they didn't hear me a I called to them, and when 1 ctidn' Ilnd them in the laundry or sittinj room, I continued lo the bndroori where I discovered them all in closet. They screamed at my un announced appearance.

"Girls, whal are you up to?" wondered aloud how they had got the hook down. "Oh. we've been jumping (or il. Mazie," indicating a wiry child, "jumped the highest. She ranched il." Leaving out (he ethics of Uu-ir helping thiMn.selvos Vo things put up on lop shelves, I they might have gol it mori- cosily nnd more (juicily by stand ing on a chair.

"Oil. jumping's more fun?" they ni used. the days Ihnl Hetty did stay home and lake earn of the Lile Character herself, she had rou pi of other young mothers ami icir children to keep her cotu- nny. From every nook and cran- they over grocery lores, shack houses in backyards, olds downtown. Often they were heeling baby carriages piled with tp robes, pillows, books, sun-Ian il, bottles, diapers, and, n( course, he bitby.

II was a plcnsiuil si look out on: a large circle of oung mothers lying around snn- iing themselves, smoking, drink- ng cokes, occasionally jn by over to brown on the other moving it out of Ihe sun iltogelher. or changing it, or giv- it a bottle. It made our garden seem useful nnd worth the effort keep il in order. 1 never had time to sit in il; il os much as 1 could manage to mow the lawn. 1 never decided whether Rob was loo heavy such light work, or vice versa, or just allergic lo work, period, lie CQKf 1941 IV MA IHC- T.

U. I FRECKLES HIS FRIENDS By MERRILL BLOSSEH Other "If you want your cltimed, Mrs. Jones, we have special cut miss the huge saving." (- NO COULD RESIST HER. WAS tlU TVIE DAWW. A WO UUW.

QUEftlDO. UT CES SAD fop. Me To'SAY NO. SOCWMJ I'KISCILLA'S I'OP M'fulhi'i I'l'i i By VERMEEtt They giggled. One wan clulchin a large book in her arms.

I lookd at it. II was Betty's scrnpbook. "Where asked. "Off Ih were d. I looked at the height of did you get this?" top shelt," shelf and the size of Ihc girls an trailed on the theory lhnl outside work gardeners' work, nnd lie re weren't garde tiers to had.

il wasn't his fault and he couldn't be expected to lake ball of clay in his hands and create one. Snow shovcleis ditto. Kaeh time I manned the htwn mower or the snow shovel, he followed me around, moving from window to window inside the house, tupping with his finger to fid Tnjr and when I looked up, he would shake his head dolefully and wig-wag me not to do it, that thai work was too hard for- me. Well, as 1 said before, it was gratifying 'o see the nicely mowed lawn being appreciated, (To Be t-nnliniifMl) nuEirts Hreirm Wear Di, mutt it Htiinm. K.TTIKVIUI i "The guy's right, Chief didn't get this $500 illegally! He got a loan on his car from GENERAL CONTRACT PURCHASE CORPORATION!" COTTON FARMERS Chemically delmted collon seed jcr.rmhule plant and plow Ihe same week.

Reduce chnppinjt e'zpRiiise und produce more collon ncre. STATE CERTIFIED VARIETIES AVAILABLE A P. L. No, per aU Lb. Ban flU.OU P.

L. No. I A. Per 5fl Lb. 10.00 Sloncville 2 50 Lb.

10.UU Per 50 Lb. 10.00 Kowden 41-B. Per Lb. Hag Half Half rtlibrcdl. Per 50 Lb.

BRJC 10 ou Cokrr's 100 Wilt Per M) Lh. Bait 10.00 Paula, Per SO Lb. Raff Kmpfre. Per 50 Lb- IU 10-00 Come In and placn Tour order or (T.M rotir Mipplr tnday. BLYTHEVILLE SOYBEAN CORP.

Phone 856 Ark. Phone 857 Branches: Leachville. llornrrsville, nd Senath. Mn. Phone 8S8 Choose A Number 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1946 Cni's and Trucks whatever model you want, you'll find it here al Cliamblin Sales new low jo price! i'lan to come in tomorrow.

Chamblin Sales Co. "Your rieiidly Sludebaker Dealer" Hailroad Ash 1'Iione SSS OM OUR WEDDING OAV YOU SAID YOU'D WALK ID THE. FI-ID5 OF THii liARTH TOR WALDO, 1 NtCD RAKING 5ORA.I WOULD VOU 'VO THE TOR ME? mid RALPH LANE I UNHAND ME, SIR, OR I Meanwhile, at a little Mascoma WHY DONT YOU BV GEORGE, TODDIE ON REFUSE TO A POND I'll EXP1AIN I BE POT UPON EVERYTHING IN i THI5 THE MORNING? LISTEN, POND, 1W MOW GET BACK IN YOUR CAR DO YOU YES, MR. BA150M 7 NO, LIVES HERE.BUT HE) TO (GROWIIE, HASN'T BEEN IN I WAIT, 1ST 'S All DAY. XTVVIC7A 60.

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