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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 5

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Blytheville, Arkansas
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HIATJ1KVU-LG, (AUK.) ('OURUM NKWS CLASSIFIED ADS Two cents a word lor first insertion and one cent a (or lubsequent Insertion. No advertisement taken lor less than 50o. Uuuiu the words and eeud tJie cash. L'honc 306 FOU SALE KOR chicks. Pay this lull.

See us about plan. Marilyn llaicliery. stc-'l't' b9 RUTH DEWEY GROVES NEA SKVKEIM AUTHOR OF FOR and DPL cotton seed. Wclcli Foster at the Grand Leader. 2ck1 von SAI.B—2 yood work mules, 1 good milk cow.

Cash or credit. A. Comvay or Hatch Duan at Harris Bam. 4I--K7 OH UENT FOU Apartment in lugran: building. See rarkhurst Company.

OC-T1' WAJNTED POULTRY un. tcs, uny iiuunlii-y. Marilyn lial- cnciy, 21U b. i'uurin JSt. SC-i'l 1 WANTED Family wnsluugs or iiuneral housework.

Mrs. Dora iV.m-11, £207 IBth bt. TF I'OULTRY WANTED Martlet prices pain C. L. Bennett Co.

Fvcd Co. 210 W. Kailroad. west 01 courthouse, J. li.

Fisner, t'ni 21C-TF LARGE NATIONALLY KNOWN MANUFACTUREU will start you ill business lor yoinsclt. We Imn- nearly incryihlnj. Many make 550 lo $75 weekly proncs. Steady re- lieal ljusiiiess. Write quickly.

G. HLBKRMNG COMPANY, Dept, 27 Uiouniington, III. 4C-K' DEPENDABLE person wanted to handle Walkiits products in Bly- llicville; customers established, excellent, earnings. Write in own handwriting, J. R.

Watklns 8U- 15 Kentucky Torn. WANTED TO KENT Furnished apartment. Call 505. C-K-12 1'EUSONAL CARS WASHED, Greased, Tops Dressed, Bodies Polished, 50c each job. Bob King, 417 W.

Ash. 28P-KG lIKtilil HKHi: TODAY lIlMtVI, IIOIIDKV, ulTrrllr In llvr tvllh XVII.SCI.V, dll- rnvrrj thnt far Ift lo brr lltliMl llfrjl i.uil her Toim.ij- take him (1.1.1 the- comitr)- Khe Llrti Co cnnltnre In cnlltco niul nul llu- hrnrl num. Mils. lll)l-'K- HAN. nniiiulns Mm.

Full- IIIE ciuitlnrv him, IrU 'rmiLiuf ri'lurn In her Irriii 1 eMisKrJ nt llip rrhm'K In llnlrii In hU linn lintl Ilif i-ltiiti'iili'iit. Uny Tummy IMitug wrih urn-It anil llrrvl mid hi-r JSJIIIK nil lii'ni-'i. of Jlliar from Ibi! IM cnrrlril mil 'I'uiiituy itml hllii mid nrrrilfd fur ihirtnr. uhl-ii thr iiLllfi'r Jlf Ktt ilnrliir iilul lif onl nf 'riuiiiny fsk'nljK Ilrryl iiuJ i.hc II. GO ox WITH TIII: sroiiv CHAl'TEIl VI OERYL was aliout to ilrlvc away wlipti she callctl lnu'k over licr lu Toisnuy: "You'tl licttei 1 conic as inr ns ibo mil liriiis your uncle's tar Lack." Tommy out at Uni liuat ivliere 1)9 knew Ills uncle must be fuming ami in iliiLiciilly.

"JlnyLo 1 had," liu uxrccil. "You rontd send it out but he'd be sore i( a stranycr drove it ami I aucss lie's liad about enouyh lijhing for ioilny anyway." "I'm your day is KiioHeil." Beryl npolofizccl as bo cliinbcil in ivilli the boys in the tmk She was Klail the nicclianic wlio brought licr car was In tlui fron' I eat willi her -slid couhl at leas prclenil that Tommy bave llierc if tlicre'il liccn vonui 10: liim. "I'm just Iliat tbousbl. "althousb I knuw wouldn't." Tbo mechanic cot witli Tommy when they icacheil Hie garage at (be ci'oss-rosds, it being tlic lilacc wliere bo was employed, lieryl was iuliiiitelj relievei! to learn of (Ills Tact. It made setiliim her bill for the new tire uiucii easier.

The garage owner knew Mr. Hofi'man well and accepted without quest inn Beryl's promise to send him I he money. "See that you so straight home snil don't get into any more trouble on the way," Tommy said to her in parting. "You needn't blame me for evevy- tliins that hanpcns," Beryl snipped back at him. STOCKHOLDERS; MEETING ot The Blythcvillc Cotton Oil Company The Meeting ol the directors and stockholders ol the above'company will held Thursday, June Olh at 10:30 A.

M. in the olliccs ot W. A. Gage Falls Memphis, Tcnn. 4C-KG-3 "Will 1'ou wail mcP" ht asfed hens, "I've gol (o to you about," during the day Etuci; with him, an only clilhl nml the thought lliat even to the r.oint of inr.Kia:^ liim bail nearly loot liim diuve his iruiiervious to liis mick's as-: mufber cloL-e lo sanlts when at last be joined him lievyl bad trlcil to quiet her but on the fishing boat.

Irene mailo that impossible, being Tommy stood, dripping from his provoked to an outburst ot temper I 111 KM-: glanced nt lilin over her shoulder. "Oil, now Unit yon'vo iv.i>," hliu said, wllh Biicrrliiy on pronoun, "ovcrvthiiiL; will lovely. You nml lieryl Ili-i- voice tnilled nway hi mean- UK Hint not lost on Tommy. "I cunio over for you," lie said di'fonsivi'ly. 'Hut you will remah' to help H'-ryl sol herself mil nt this l.1li\u Bin- lojbed liiif'i with false, nille.

liciyl saw herself being left hlsh and dry In (line r.f need, "I'lease, Tommy," said boldly, "just pi fell Aimlc you'll find hU fur him. Mrs. Heed Li only vvitliu; him mow every aihmlu. He'll Hsu-)) lo heio t-j him since- yon his life." Tummy" Ml "Will you wall for me?" lie njked lieiK'. ''I'vo KOt something lo talk lu y-m 1J "Yes?" Irene mocked, (lien Mm by adding: "Don't liu I've something lo lull you.

(en." Tummy started up Itic stairs, unidi were, in ULU llvliin roojn, nml Mi-ryl i.iiH about to win-ii caught an expression on face. Him halted hor. It nccuied lief as iilnin as words ot rnnnius afier Toniniy. KUe thought for a secnad or Uo ot turning back, then sho wc-iu on, and caught np v. ith Tommy us he reached the door of Antic's room.

"I'll uet lila mollic-r out." she said Boftly, "nml you will liiul Iii3 fattier, won't yon'tf" Tummy over lo (ho bod without answering. "I'll nfu-r Aimie," he said to Heed. "You'd belter to with Ueryl and lie dowu." OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern MAfJ Hou) PIP Noti SLEEP MV swim oul, Eitid lislencd with cant, dreamy expression lliat exasperated bis imele almost lieyond but hot (jniie. It cruld have been quite for all the attention Tommy vouchsafed him. etiiled with Jlr.

Hoffman giv- liif? up tlioiigbt of furlliov filling OLI that day ami they went home. by the inlcrnuillun of her vclcc work. "If yon could only realize that even In tills day anil ago a girl has no rifbt lo act like a wild Indian, yon "would spare your friends "''m afraid Cliarllo PIIK way licr sou greeleu Tommy rcassincd his molher. Sliu Kot up from the side the bed, but reluctant to "You'll rub his and hack sbo asktd doublfully. Tommy nodded, and Dcryl led her lo her own room.

Tltero sbo realized lliat somo of thu clmi t(cd lienc bad brought against her in Mvs. Heed's healing lin'd taken per- nianeiit lodginf; in the hitter's mind, blame mo he replied, ami his iuflcc- Tommy hurried into bis best EH! on said bo did. Ho was thinking and over lo Ircuo'o But In lion that if she'd niimlctl her own business this would he his wedding and your family a lot ot trouble letting Ansic go lo the beach and humiliation," she declared without one of us nlons," she paid, holly. hurried into his besl suit i Ucryl did not answer. She was telling Mrs.

Heed what lliey must do for Angie. "Look at yon!" Irene went on. ilid not find her at home. Mrs. Kverdt him she was at the day.

But say. it was Sunday. Ouesai Ilccrls'. they couldn't have got a license on "She' Sunday. Funny noboily'd lliouqbl I she added about that.

Oh welt, they could Spangle telephoned Ibis "Drivins all over 1,0113 Island in Inlimalcu lo tlio parents of got some wonderful a batliins suit. It's a wonder you American Legion Gives Homeless Member House have spent tlio day wiib heac's friends and planned the ceremony in peace. It didn't take so much planning, though. All you had to do was go somewhere and hut thcie, I'll: sure she'd want to tell yon about it herself. Auyway she bad to rush right over to practice with Mrs.

Heed. She's Irene's accompanist, yon she tx- didn't get arrested." "Aw say," Auyic put in, "who'd rest Ueryl? liesidcs we didn't see any cops oa tlio way liatnc." "It's a good llihip; you didn't," felt tho wound ot the un sjioken sbo had failed in her charge. That is what Ireno bad sahl, in other words. It wag not (ho first timo Irenn bad her that sho was risk, but never been anything to bear her out be-fore this. Suppose (hey with broke, tier Uetyl turned hurriedly, away from (ho thought.

those kids were Ibc bluest tiling In BOOTS A1ND HER BUDDIES By Martiu cc I150 Aiuit Km anil Beryl I plained, quite unnecessarily, for tried to make a his thins out of it. Tommy Vncw it as well an Hut Of course-but it was a gamble I liked the word; II made Irene TURNERS FALLS. (UP) The home of Paul Kclpacki of llotnaguc World War veteran, was destroyed by lire recently with virtually all its furn- isilmss, leaving him and his large family ir. bad way. There was no insurance.

Thanks to the local American Legion of which he is a member, Kclpacki is to have a new home, and it, will not cost him rv penny. I.cgtemaircs are building the house, which also will be fitted with lurnilure by the post. anyway, so most people said. That was a funny thinrr, too. They'd admit that, and then you lo wait until uoro sure you knew what you were doing.

so muc-H more a have an accompanist. to A STHANOK feeling of Cotton Taper Folders I'rintetl PHOENIX, lUP) Residents of Arizona's colon producing areas rejoiced recently when the Central Arizona Light Power Company produced a series of Meiers printed on cotton "paper 1 in which Ilio use of such was urged as a metlitxl of reducing the country's colon surplus Tiie material, which is cloth ralh- cr than paper, is capable of taking pen and ink characters blurring. REPAIRED WASHED GRFASEO EATON A1ND SON J'linnc 700 Main 5th PLANTING SEED FOR SALE OR TRADE 1'urcl). 1'. i and Slnnevillc No.

I No. 2 SfiO Gish or 2 for 1 J. M. STEVENS Irene was nt tlie Heeds' lakl v.ouid hear about ilia part in tlic rcscuo of Ansio bcroie lie himself But lie supposed it was imlural foi-jronhl tell her of it. Shu wouldn't rrifJMMY wished lie could i Irene feel as sure as be Irfjie insisted, "or we'd be liior- yuuhly discraeed by now." I muut lo hcd," Dci-yl to Jh-j.

deve'oiicd a sudden trncn- "i don't lot ot women 1 over uie," lie protested. "I wane my Daddy." I "Ob, where is Charlie?" Mrs. Heed wailed, licr thought, her son's, leaning lo thy man of Hie family. "Someone find him!" And then the telephone Tltfi a girl to bo more reluctant to tnkc the Una I step. Poor Irene, she probably thinking he didn't lovo lier, watch your stop," llic iv.c- chanic yelled at htm he was mixed up 1 families of Die otiier in the party were to call in to ask r.linnl AIIKIC.

Kvcn was scarcely opal to this situation. And when Tommy walked it like the way in it. And lie couldn't Mania her, either, because he fore-vet mixed up in tilings with Ueryl. "Cuess I'll fa over there," lie! she turned to liim in velicf. nliout lo back bis uncle's ear into a said to Mrs.

Everett and hurried "I'm siad you've come," she said bis sedan, ami Tommy was com-'away before she. could toil liim unaffected sincerity. "We relied to lake his mind of? Irene'mustn't interfere wilh the, vocal-j can't dn .1 thins with until he got on open road. iziiii'. I loukcil Ijeyni.d her al The UioiiBht that sbe might be Tlicvo was nnilc a lot ot cnitimo- Irene wiio sal at the piano, mckiug disappointcil non-appearance Jtloii at Hie Kcod house.

sous melodies. her life except there a feeling at her heart as her nmul piclnu-d Tommy in llio nearby room mluislerins lo Angie. Tommy would make, a nice lalher. Itecd looked at her, slarllcd as slie nlnad, a abruptly Plillcd, aa though irprised Ueryl "I don't Mrs. Heed was about to say th.it she.

didn't fu anything in a hnsban when LI cull from cnir.e np to tlicm. wns Irene. "Tommy, I'm leaving," shu sbouted. Then. "I bave lo Mrs.

Heed. Mother come ovc-r and help yon." Hevyl's oyc3 llaKhcd anarily, bill Mrs. Ilced found an excuse fer Ircno's Bcliishness. "She must bo anxious to tell Tommy her sbe said meekly, i. 'To Ho TOE CrSFCMM Ot TAffi.

K.S.PfvHlS WHO (5 New Orleans Cotton NEW ORLEAMS. May 5 I.UP) Cotton closed sleady. Oiwn High Low- me 078 sco 095 KBO BIG 1031 1035 1011 1059 1CCO 1034 1070 1071 1053 1000 1000 1074 6)1015 sleady and unchanged 915. May Jul Oct Deo Jnu Mar 9Mb 53 li 1021 104-1 10511) at New York Cotton NEW YORK, May 5 Cot- .011 closed steady. Ojien Hish Low Close Dell, Ark.

Way Jill Oct Dec Jan Mar 977 10W 1C02 1075 1003 073 1003 1038 10-34 1016 1034 05 OTT 1013 1030 1C14G 1070 958 D81 1018 10H 10J3 1073 970. quiot and uncliaiiBed al Closing Stock Prices A. T. Anaconda Copper Auburn Chrysler Cities Service Continental Baking General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward New York Central Packard Radio Corp Simmons Texas Corp U. S.

Steel 1EO 26 1-4 212 19 5-8 15 3-3 12 1-2 43 1-4 41 3-4 18 98 1-2 1 7-8 50 1-2 13 l-'2 22 3-8 113 7-8 BEAVER, UCr.h. not doer, are in need of projection, according to .1 peneral complaint of ranchejs who were trampling down Icnccs and damaging alfalfa Melds. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS MOKU THAN OSCAH CAN KinilUK OliT U6ABD 1 By Blosscjj ASCOT Ity OWCliS 1 ITS AS CH-D AS "HI 1 WORLD AtJ' HE CAUT S6T TViEfJTY OO! A ACRE OF IT see 1M9VR(; MAKHJ SUCH A IXiSS OffiE A RU8V 'i o. coupi.e op YEARS MO, MOT YET, 60T OUSVflA FISID IT BEFOEE PETS ASA''-? VJELU, DID YOU FIHD THE ROBV? THIS IS SO Oi-O THAT ITS wuos OF CAiilN'S SKCRKT SlOUCHEt) HOT STARES. WASH.

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