Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 28, 1928 — page 147: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

= il he = ili Mi HN ue Sih ; (= —l COMING FEATURES MAY 5th ISSUE—Next Week’s Number: He looked like a motion picture cowboy, talked with an English accent, and the men called him “The Nut’’; but, in a whirlwind of action, he forced them to call him A HARD BOILED TENDERFOOT By J. U. GIESY This swift moving six part serial will begin next week. A COMPLETI NOVELETTE THE TRAIN EXPECTER By LAURANCE M. HARE Author of the Scrub Smith Stories All about a station agent in the town where nobody came and the strange train of events that was started when an invalid drifted in. Among a brilliant array of short stories will be THE RED MAN’S WAY By JOSEPH T. KESCEL Yuma Tom uses his wits to work his way out of a situation that seems to have him completely hemmed in. ee = = SS eel — IN THE ISSUE FOR MAY 122: , A Long Complete Novelette ce THE JOKE AT UPSET J” By GARRET SMITH You will be entertained by a likable hero with a grin who unwit- tingly sets a whole ranch by the ears and finds himself and others in a mess the outcome of which is the biggest surprise of all. li a l ET i Br C7 DOOLK CO©