The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 8

Crist 219 Years Old, Turns Out Product CONSHOHOCKO.N, IUPI An "old grist mill whos; undent water wheel has turned continuously for the past $19 years i IS.ick In 1930 Ihc o.irly sottbr; il council Ihc province to construct iriarc direct load to tin- mill. The favor.illy liic ruail, Mill In nsf ulUT yj.iri. was conslnstti'd. A riot's krtit cool Ijv (lip sheltered by a group of massive, coiillim-il inuUiuro yiillou-s a mile west of town. 'seorc-iod by the lat-sl nas.il JRITZ THEATER ROBE THEATRE Friday and Saturday I Friday and Saturday The Fight' See Willinin ITainos and Dorothy Jordan in His Latest and Host Pic-lure Tailor Made Man' Now Ruiiniiifr a Ltnvu'n State jjj and HOc -10 r.n.1 3f, Sunday and Monday VI- mil 5 SURVEY' i Autobiography of Lincoln SU-f- fi us Is On- lluuli 'I IMI Nil Oil: Slir.nlil Tdnant Slujy of Modern Armrli'A tliii Cri-atr 1 of the seller.

And its success brings llis O'AII lIlMVIlfult. lie tnd been happy lu his cot- on few FYnsftlinnal! -bines Cinisu pi-cxUiclinii'from Day-id hclsisco's Stin-iilB Ilil. iiv CVITON Srrvirc Writer Lincoln famous rakcr' of generation 11311. written Ills lat tvD-voliime alliilr by IJr.KT Co. hin nt $7.53.

Tlio price may "'s' 1 1: 1 ls wrth in yeru.s Mc ns tmcr I'm Mr. Stelfens Is ft ed reftmner; and troin sue!) m-n Vivid a ai, ht iiZdTnt rniillKjl. hvn inn life for' more tl, iinil Hre he tells sew candid niH Ho eivi'S the Imldir" on evcryih.n fioni the irhil tli Lola Williams and lii.iuirid ixamds a yean Lut for- ttino problems with which he ciiunul It enables him many die one woman on enrlb lul have married si'llisli. luxury-loving member of Ihe iki-aylng remaps his life In short order. From his country cotlnKe he has In nicive, to nil vxpcrusivu house in He iins to support his K'-nU-el hut moneyless relatives.

He has In mlnjle In a focln! niuiiil dial appalls him. Worst of all. lie has to write, not io cxnres? wlial is In liim. bill to ninltc more money for his wife and liLs si-ale of living. This, nf ruin-so, lends to Irugedy I think ihc author has slcl-' bit by having the luxury- lm-iii ulle die.

at lust. In nu nlr- pl.mu niTidi'iu. 1 think, too. lie 1 nila He eivi'S the In-iide" on evcryih.n at ll)sl nu air- fioni the McNamani irbl tin nmillllU tw loo. he has Mexican revoliillon, from Ver- 1 1 'l" llc believable tlic sallies irace eontercnco to Us: I I151 she Is supposed Hcf.s Cos In Cinclnnall wssfss 'he ylrl the novelist 1 But Ills bonk Is a ti'iMt ileal nin-c 10 1 1 havc qu 5t than a lucre ol pu.

"ji'- sl1 1 iiinncfl so i hi big newspaper sensations. It Is lt ln "tlracllvc tlmt. one I profoundly muvinn account or HIP Mf to how I iverv picture of ibwnfil! the Kuista. Let me add that this Is irt an "animal story." The doss arc not really the principal characters, nor Is there any sentimental about man's dumb friends. -UK- nous" Is sincere and intelligent (Idiom! study of life In Itnssiu before, during and alter tlie revolution; anil it is lit by ready 1m- mor that makes the reidliv- of pleasure.

'The nogs" Is published by H. Lipplncott and costs A 01- SOMNKTS iiv KDNA ST. VINCKNT 1'rcbably 1 don't KJ sav more about "Fatal fntervlew." by Edna SI. Vincent Millny, than li)ll you tlmt it Is no'v on sab Ixwkstores al $2 a copy. It Is 'her flr.n book of vcrs; hi VT-mid it consists of Rrou'j of sonnets.

If, now and them seem stilted and alfeclted. they have a sonority and a nj-, ness of Imagery (bat mnke up Nearly every sonnet contains at least one line that yon me without ineunins to. "Kami Interview" is published by llnrpcr nnd Urothers. You'll find the laugh nnswcrs in the fast comedy of hard babiw and hardware in EL EREMDEL FSPI DOR SAY tf Orange The picture that pokes fun, in' ot a gun into 'your Now Running Also in St. Louis.

Komahccof small town Airting Ji'l'c a i Chirarjo! Our Gang Comedy- and News. 40c and Alrfo Conictly and nnd Nighl- Shearer in "STRANGERS MAY and "TRADER 10 niul 25e than a mere ol i In big newspaper sensations. It Is I profoundly muviiin account or ihr 1 clwnue that has come over Amcri- chirliiK tin- past of .1 century. It Is nailunal history, stripped clown to its It 1:, deeply pcsslmlslic an.l hopeful. Ei'L-n lo outline the innjor points Mr.

Stelfens lias loucticd ivoulj lake far more than we Inivi nvnllnble here. His study ol eal corruption, for example, Is an encyclopedia In itself. Ills account of tlie Russian revolution Is bcUcn than a doirn of Hie ordinary volumes on I Sat i-real ei-ent. Ills de- Mi ijitlon ol the Versailles pence conferrnci- Is 1111 education In it- ills (if tlie McNamnn. trial Is as anythini; yon will read nil year.

Hi'st of all, however. Is ihc spirit. I3u'i Ilncls expression on almost eveiy puije. Mr. Slcitcns has been dlsillusloiii-d as lew men nre cJisillnstoiied.

He has discovered thai i there Is hope for pioxrrss In the iwlltlcal boss nnd In boiled Industrialist In all the irclormm Hint ever lived. He has discovered Hint tiie people" almost nhvav.s stand scjuarely In the way of reform, lie discovered tint comipilon is the Inevitabl-j -jaccninpniiii-iient of politics. But lie is not dlscmirasvd. He can nhcatl ns uell ns liackwiixl. And he sees, throiiBh all the weUer of confused currents contend- lorccs Ilial our tiniL'.

a transfiguration lor liiinsngurnllon that is to lie a trl- more profound and nil-inclusive than have daie.l lo Uy nil menns. rend thus book HOW SUCCESS ISltOIIOti'F THAfH.DV TO A WRITER Aiiy book by Philip Glbbs is fairly sure to be Intelligent well planned, peopled by living cliarac- lers and Including, thoitBhtfiil study Ihe llfuiijs tint (he war mid Its clianses liave brought to. the modern world, especially to England. This Is eminently (rue of "The Winding Lane," Mr. Olbbs' novel, published by Dcubli-dnv.

Derail and Co. nt "The Winding Unie" tells of young English novelist, pnlnfulu shy nnd unassuming, who seeks seclusion in an Isolated country collage, where he writes a book, that becomes, to his amazement, bcsl- yoiiiis man chose Ihe otiier one. In ('tlier "TlTc Wlncltnit Lane" succeeds admirably 1'IUIIp Cilbbs Is a latcnted writer and Mils Is well up to his standard! A VIEW OF Till; lll'SSIAN KKVOLUTION To tell tbe slcry of the Russian levoliillnn from the rlev.i>olnt of lln-ee or four assorted ogs ma wimd lilte ulier nonsense; but thai Is whnt Ivan Nazhlvin 'loes In "The Dogs," nnd he makes very fine novel of it. Tlie dogs through whoso eyes the revolution seen come from vari- cus stations in life. Tdere are 'the arl.s!ooial:c- does of an old prince I here is the binieless wanrlcrer who lives in a Moscow lumber vnrtl are Ihe half-savage owned by the peasants a Rl slan vlllaau.

There Is (he owned by a Pclroernd nnlnyan. They nre cut. adrift by- Hie iipbeaval ttiey meet many adventures: and tlie sum total of Ineir advciilures, somehow, ijlves OF SAMPLE 11 Fireside and Pi Bl Chairs Kansas May Enforce Its Old Blue Laws Kill DA jains far Saturday and Monday aiaasa sffiEHiiasissicsanEszisH Fresh Frcm the Country blue lavs today prepared for a li'Kal bailie, which may close permanently thcrntcrs in iho state's larsrr cities. According to state statutes, it is a-jainsl Ilic law for theaters' to op- eralc on Sunday. In the larger cities, however, such as" Kansas City.

Wichita and llutchinson, Inw is not enforced. A recent movement has brer, launched by chib women and ministerial alliances of the various eitirs for strict enforcement of the blue laws. The most Important litht now Is underway at Wichita, where plans have been made for of an ouster petition against the Fox West Coast Theaters Com- piiny unless it closes its shows in Kansas on Sunday. Itcsrrvalion Storts WurniTl KLAMATH FALT.S, Ore. lUt'l Before each reservation "pay day," fiiuie proprietors arc warned ajalnst to Indians rubbinu alcohol.

bitters, OT anything containing suf- ficient alcohol to cause intoxication. SUGAR Jamil 10 Pounds 48c SNAP HKANS Kn-sh Kn-sh ire Lb. II) TOMATOES PINEAPPLE No; POTATOES 5 lOc No. Can Can Broken Slices 25c Fresh 1C IfllPfl Uncolorcd 12 IULE.U(;oid IC BUTTER I'tirc Creamery Hrookfielil or aiorris Supreme. Pound SOAP ISUPEKSUDS for 25 Q-JELL a Fruit Flavors Package SOAP Crystal White 10 Hars 32c Values to $85 Mohair, Tapestry and Frieze upholstering, gnn.r' wilh Ottomans (o match.

If you need a comfortable chair be sure (o come in tomorrow as can't last long at this price. COFFEE Maxwell House Pound 15 AN AN AS Yellow TC i Hcfchnul -ire s. U). I Jumbos. BLYTHEVILLE Cul Ikans ND 2in MATCHES Economy 2 Itoxcs BROOMS 4 CWFE PORKBEANS 15 BACON SQUARES ne 16c ROAST K.

C. Kib Votind i'ound RIBS PORK SHOULDERS Pound lOc SAUSAGE 1'tire Pork Pound Pound 25c PORK LIVER Pound lOc ROAST PORK No Kone Pound SALT MEAT Pound I FLOUR C'limpoiind -1 IJisi. QQC i-aiiOJ K-. I Gallon Limit 10 pcunds BEANS SS3B.) No. 2 Standard -J1C Can 11 POKE BEANS 2 ii JLtJ 2 3 cans 'J Spring Brook Pound Siveof in- Siv.

QIC Quart Ol I'almnlivc 2 Hars JELL Country Club Assorted APPLEB1 RICE ncy iiluo miin. Quart No. 1 Red pound BANANAS BEANS CABBAGE New (ircen I.b. 3 Fancy Simkist 3GO's GO's -JQ( KC.M1 POTATOES. RHUBARB T-11C LI).

102 Baby Beef Shoulder Clfid ib. 20c, Thick Rib Ib. 15c Brisket pound '2 1 PIG LIVER LI). LicJ BAKED. HAM 1C Lb.

lU i COTT1-SAL1MA .49 DAISY CWSE "TJ7 1 Milh Fed, Fancy Tender Roasts, pound PSP HENS 30 LWER Uaby IJcof OAC SALT MEAT PURE LARD Jowls 1 AC 1C PIG RIBS SjDEfflAT LARD Compound 111C f.l). 112 KC Baby Baby Shoulder Clod, Ib. Prime Rib I9c, Chuck, Pound.