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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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(ARK.) COURIER NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS I'wo cents a word lor first lustrum and ue teal a ftoru each subsequeut takm es5 tl i au 6()) 4 Cuuuc UIB words aud scud, cash. 3U6 i'OU SALE FOR SALB-jjaby chicks. Pay tins 'nil. bte as auoiu plan. Marilyn Iluciicry.

i-C-Ti' LU1ES liankrupt stock of merchandise will DC me talk of Bly- llicvillc. 2'JC-K2 ALFALFA 1'OK SALE-12 0)' 15 tons ot 3rd and 1th wen cured McClure, 519 IKT ion. C. Dromon, Slkes- lui, Missouri. 1C-KS PAGE SEVEN AUTHOR OF r'Glt RENT FOR Apartment In building.

See Parkhurst Company. OC-TP FOR Furnished aparlmenl, 303 Dousan. 28P-K5 WANTED WANTED Two or three room furnished apartment. Box Courier Mews. 28P-U2 POULTRY WAMTED-Market pri- ces, any quantity.

Marilyn Hatchery, 210 S. Fourth St. 9C-TF WANTED Family washings or general housework. Mrs, Dora Mlzcll, 2207 18th St. TF WATCH Lutes given windows for prizes Saturday morning.

29C-K2 IlKlilM IlKlli: TODAY VI, IIUHDKX illtrovvrii thnc her half-Bluer, llllv.VK In iilniniltLA lo rlujie ivhh TOMMY WJt.sOX. Sbc Irln In itinrrlNKr klduitiituK Tommy the uf her HclKli- b'jrhitutl "KUHB." '1'brj- Jiltu on Ihr l-vr uf HuiiriiU'nl mill drive him uul Ki Iflr ruunlry lilii-jru UrrjL him lo riinllnLii' lu volli-Kc anil mil brcnk Ijir hrnrl til nduriiiK limn, HIIS, llnriMAN, flMPtirlliK: lilm. t-'nlllnj; to i-oiivEm-i- bliu HI Mi, fully, llrrjl ulU lilm ii "M3LJ aatl Inktjt dim Imck lu-r Irrnr, nl toni; Mnlt. luii-n fxiil.nualinti nnd I'tir Tummy i-nrrlva 111. tamr ninl Mili'i II 1,11 Hip LU nuiil ruri'lK nl llit- tltmr.

POULTRY WANTED Market prices paid at C. Bennett Co. Feed Co. 210 N. Railroad west of courthouse, J.

E. Fisher, C4. 24C-TF manv between ages of 20 aud 50 to supply old established dsmnnfl for Rawleish Products in North Greene county. Other good' localities available. Surety contract required.

Company furnishes everything but, the car. Goau profits for hustlers. Write the W. T. Rawleigh Company, Memphis, or see me.

Dave Edwards, Leachville, Ark. 290-Kb XOW CO (IX WITH Till! ST011Y CHAl'TlOIt III flailing wllli your uncle!" Mrs. Huffman asked Tommy. "Nol If I can help he Faiil "Just going down for Ice wfitr-r." I "Tommy Wilson, you I seen drinking!" "Oil. Aunt Km, does everything have tu be according to! ule?" "1 didn't roally think you liafi," his aunt answered a touch of, abaslnucnl.

"I'll so duwu and lix Ihc Ice water tor you." I Tommy did nol object, ami she I aioved on, her heavy ligure in the' Si-ay dressing BOWII grotesquely resembling a giant penguin. U'iicn he figured she had reached the lulchen he slipped tiuietly down tho stairs and out lo the front porch. He was on his way hack lo the froal door, his suitcase in his baud, when a hail from the neighlJoriiiK garden brought him to a halt. "Hey, Tommy," a shrill voice called, "(join' on our picnic?" Tommy did not stay lo hoar more, lie hurried back upstairs tuiJ shoved.Ihe suilcrtsc under the bed. A few minutes later his aunt railed up from llie lower hall: uncle scofted.

Come on, let so. "Tommy, Michael's here nnd wauls I went out nnd got into Mr. lo know if you're going on lue I 3 slimy new car, their fishing tackle slowed in the ton LOST AKD FOUND LOST-While Goid and A Clmln Saturday. Five Dollars Hctiirn to Courier. i'-K-2 He picnic? Tommy his head out o' 'neau.

sfaiVi and out to ths front rpi.MF. passed and Tommy fidgeted while hia uncle remained slllc ihe Garage. At this rale Inil no EiRii of a lunch has-! tlic-y'J never eel hack In time for his door aud called back: "No, I'm kcL Tommy could see. not. I'm.

"You're going with me." his Uncle Cloorgc put in, emerging partially from the bathroom. "Seeing "Don't ivc eat?" he worried. "N'ever mind," his uncle answered abruptly. "Start her up." They had gone about 10 miles on you're awake you've got no excuse a highway tint traverses 'iol to." Tommy had his choice, thought lie had, aud he. certainly wasn't going ou any picnic tnal was personally, conducted by Ik-ryl Main Street, very best condition: A on SlreelJ jusl'frcshiy dec-' orated.

Telephones 197 and'a 1 23C-K4 "I'm wilh Uncle Cieo jwn to. his aunl. 1'EKSON'AL CARS WASHED, Greased, Tops Dressed, Bodies Polished, 50c each jub. Bob King, 417 W. Ash.

28P-KO EDGAR COLKMAK or anyone knowing of his whereabouts, please write John Forshawe, St. Louis, General Delivery. 28P-K-1 LUTES Bankrupt stock for real values Saturday morning. 20C-K2 Wife Charges Husband Bossed Her Housework hurriedly, thinking escape hoth invila- la of Inland from east lo ivcst when liiey Jieryl aud the members of her picnic Tommy scowled darkly at them in answer ihelr shouts of greeting and wild hand waving. "What made yuli ciiange yuur inhnl?" shouted aiiove.tlnj 1 rest.

"That a pest," Tommy muttered. him tn sco the day was gone. And lio'il made up his mind since starling out that lie must sec her. Maylio she woulilu'1 be so stubborn after a night lliinkir.y things over. And it would ST.

LOUIS, instance, faid Mrs. Martha DcVeaux in a hearing on her divorce suit "there was (he time my husband called me into the bathroom and pointed to a date written en the dust on tlio looking glass. 'That dust has been there at least three months'," he said. 'When first I noticed it. I wrote the day down, Just to see how long would be before the was I Mrs.

chief complaint v.as her husbnnd always trying to tell her how to rto the housework. OR dressed 11 he inlEht lions. irucle. his 1 inlenlion, cornered him as he waF him trying to leave the house and How dragged him into the kitchen. lleryl's old car far ia the rear.

Mr. Ilia mint fed him with special I Hoffman protested, hut Tommy paid c-rire. "The poor boy looks all hir.i r.o IiciMl. He felt like gelling fagpeil out," she remarked syinva- thetieally to no one in particular. "Wouldn't you like some spiced pears.

Tommy? I've got left from last year." Hpiccd pears Tommy liked especially. "AH right." he said, conferring a fnvor upon her. "Hurry up," his uacle urged us he dawdled over a third helping of the fruit; "there's more important things In life than pears." "Don't I know?" Tommy mourned. "Il'nip, It don't look like it. Come jn, it's lime lo go." Tommy got up with a sigh.

'Save the rest of (hem for dinner," said Aunt remainder qf the pears. acting "iuany," and be couldn't SwtiiiriAE wilh." his i it. cortainly suit his plans to have their elopement over with. II wanted pleaty of time be-fore col loge reopened to bring his aim round to his point of view. lie was about to go fnslilo ant urge his uncle lo get along to the! destination lieryl anil -h? vang came rattling down upon him Mr.

Hoffman, noting her arriva iiuit his stalling much to HID relic emotion moved of the and car.ie on lo step on the and they lo (ell her he was glad she'd at a speed lhat loft there. For a minute Tommy listeae with his brow wrinkled in nlcxity; then he lijhl. Tin coakcd-up Uul coultin'l see his uncl favori-d his malch wilh drag him away from her Sunday aud hand him over Beryl. He wasn't left Inug hi Ignorn.nc It wits revealed lhat all his uncle wr.uted was to store his nice now car in the garage and havo Beryl drive him to the fishing grounds in iier music box. which could stand oat In the blistering sun and salt air for hours without harm to It's com mil jilted surface.

"i guos3 you don't know what you've done," Tommy Eaid darkly lo his undo when he-hail him for even with soino cue. In far kss time ttian Mr. Ifoft- nuin cxpcctcil tlicy nrrivcil nt jar or crossroads ci'rm-r whore c.y turned soiitli to the sronnrls. Tiicro, it, the bhicfisli wore running plentifully. "Stoii liere at (Ids .1 r.iiu- lIufTiuaii to Tommy lie slowed up for the turn.

"Wlint for?" "Xtvcr you iniml Do as 1 say ami Jrtoi 1 Tmui.iy sioiipcil. v.atit tn EUO a fellor iti IIPVC," liis uuclo seLlins down from Ihc car. "Don't Fell him a One," Tommy OUR BOARDING HOUSE "Is that so?" his undo nsktil (i lom-h u( real uiiilely. "Wlij'fl tliotiKhi IHT mother wns over lo MIL- (healer Inst nlKhl. looking for yi.ii.

ami slic said irciia VMIS KOllli; -niay Toi-'n vvlillo. 1 thought It was all rigin when 1 me! lioryl." "WlicirM you her?" Tommy ustoil skt-inically. "AI ihus bture. 1 went In for have Ijeen pretty late," Tummy "She was ill homo when 1 hn iliero laet nlglit KUd that svasu'i parly." "Siuo it was Into. Kho was cet- Hun puiavlhliii; licr mollier; fald nail liystorh-a, but lonkeil lllic r.ho ncciicil Eomctliiiig for licr- tcir." siii: a roi'ov- ery," utoi-tcil.

looking over lowanl wlio wus lit nl lug her picnic Into lesser space in Hie old tin-, of couroo he. could not sco shadows under her eyes. color wlilcli nbual- naturally today was from Slic was laushlug. nl lier EIIIIS with licr mloruary llp.hl-hcartness, which in Tommy in hta present 001! ol lilMoriiesj towaril her llko ii vile form of gross- "Conic on." she called to them. My kills will be getting hungry efore you'vo got your hooka aitud.

11 insisted uiion ilrlvlu? auil Tommy had to sit sriucezed tu elwccii her anil his uncle. "If a cop seer, ynii," he warned opefully, "j-oiril set a licket for ils ovcrci-owiling." "I know every cop on I.ous Is and Ijy his first name." Beryl oasteil, Tommy snlil, "I daro ay you do." They arrived finally, somewhat EIS lo the proper owner- hip of various assorted arms and egs, nl the lieach, and piled out wording lo their respective fk- iess. Beryl watched Tommy and liis qlc (alee off (ur their iisliing with Eeumne longing in her shadowed ij'es. lovcil hut nho couldn't leavo her was ler promise to their molheis. They needed her supervision, for ivnre "rai'iu 1 go," as tiiey nfornieil her.

"If you to do something. Hg into tlie depths of Priiio of tho Sea and get stove asEcinhk-ii." she directed them. going to, Jtavc fish." fJcuJjCLVpe. "TrluMB IM A t.orf ov-TRICK PIES AROUMP HERE so MU WlUT VOD "To DO WrTJl 0 SPOOK ARE "Tr(E QKi6 VOID'S HAUKSTlri6 If? By JlTM MV )M A MOUSg-rRAP, nu-r I'M MOT; -iVe ACCLJSEP OF A LOTf OF SA6S, MV RECORD IS CLEAR OT PlMCtf MO, MRS. rit.O UOBODV irlOSTlMS "FOR -THAT A REAL HIS VJQRK SERIO.L1SLV/ SPOOK; P' -I- Off.

jAStnvtct, ISC, -In BOOTS AM) HER BUDDIES THAT'S By Martiu liis uncle, v.as a moineiil on', nf Ilevvi's hearing. Phis." never forgive me for t'VMaybe." I'lgray liusicil tbcniselves; with the stove anil fuel, wllli iliBBlns a ilccp in ilio paml lo keep the ivater- nielon anil tiottleil water cool, with sc'ttinp. kites in working order, ami various other occupations, until oue of-lhe number cut liis foot on a piece of broken glass. Then tliey ail stoorl around while gave first aid to tlio Injured hut Angle, the youngest boy. Augie, who had been eyeing the lalinilo craving for lefresliiug coolness, llioughl ll a izooil everyone fulfill his wish.

IIo wasn't Ihe least bit interestctl- fa ivhat on where Miss too olteti it was work. The water was fun. He wadcil out uatil the water was up to Then he slarlca to swhu. He wasn't a bail swimmer for his what ho hadn't seen, far out, aud rapidly coining nearer was what aoiyi people call a water kitty. Un- dreaming of hia danger, he swam straight for It.

(To Ho Continued) SURE WuR B16 BRCWEVi 'BY "TO 1 CtRM "WERE. OWlER. OPtRKVlKl' OTv Ov TO YOU VOUMD THEY TO UO YOU HAW. WO01.0MT BE HOT- Vr fSTER My IMDb US 4T YOU CW "WANK OF DARNDEST TH1MSS 1 pJMJ BT hU SEBVICC. IHC- REG.

U. Ofr GRFASEDJ EATON AND SON rhcnc 700 Main 5th Si New York Cotton NEW YORK, May 1 ton closed easy. open high May July Oct Doc Jan. March 9BG 1010 1071 1070 381 1013 1050 1071 1080 1C33 10-10 1040 1103 1103 1002 1003 FRECKLES AND FRIENDS SUKI'KISK! Spots ciosal quiet at 9iO, ofl 25. FAY 0.

DAVIS Atn-nlcr Kent Dealer Phone 4J1 Invest With Safety I'aid qnnvicrly on full paid stock, and lip. Guaranteed by first mor! ptKe lo.ius on liomcs in Klytlicville. Secured and Insured. Biytheviile Building Loan Association W. M.

Burns, Sec. New Orleans Cotton NEW ORLEANS, May eluded Jnn 107H 1080 March 1100 Spots quiet at 025, ofl 27. 1028 10 .0 IMOb Clo.slng Stock Prices THAT "TUE CLD MAN WEcToK'S RUBY is FARBAR, DETECTivS S7ESLE LEAVES FOR SPAOYS1D6 TO is. HOW TVIAT I NHHo TUE CRook 1 HWCMo VJHO TO AMD IF FOUMD THAT CROTCH. I'D STILL IW VJAS To VAK6 TWs A1B TISUT.

I'LL CHEOi STATIOVJ AtSEMf TUSM THE CHASE uene O1SHT BAck MJHEEg START6D AWD THE TIME j. ser FOOT IN THIS TCNJM I-LL. HAMS A voows EMEI? SK. THIS F6U.CWJ ESFOHE? So(-D MIW A TICKET THE M'SHT OF MEcToHB R6WEWBER. WASH TUKHS A.

T. Anaconda Copper Auburn Auto Chrysler Cities Service Continental Baking Ocnctal Electric General Jlolor.s Monlgomcry Ward New York Central Packard Hadio Corp Simmon 1 Toxas Ccrp U. S. 185 IH'. OREGON Sl'ATK COM.CGE.

CORVAIjLIS, Ore. tUl 1 Ambitions offlclals here Hgiircil tlint Oregon litsh school bands traveled 111011: than miles during lajl eight years to attend slate band contests annually held by he colt- IJv Crane iS)iW8iis IMIM CLOUDS, FORtauMstus OF THE WORM, P.PPEM? TOVJAP.T) DUSK, PEDRO, WSX100S, MAKING H6 C-IVtS EMT HO CAUSE To VJORW THO. UlS OL' BOKI, SHE LOOK LAVC (K NO-C-00? TOD-6UT WWCrt 'CR iC. WE OES' SCOOT AROUN' BYW6V.

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