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Tht Barnwell People-Sentinel, Barnwell 8. C- I’horsday, June 18, 1936 Bedspreads Welcome Delicate Lilac Motif THE FEATHERHEADS ?ROM WMAT I KNOW OF MM H6 IS VEWY SENSIBLE ABOLfT ARSli M&KlTg— ‘Ti* ’Nuff Said ■ —m V»ELL-IF HE KEEPS OUT OF TMEM — THAT'S seasiftLS- JKft a i>py i-J SPNSF OF MUWVOR MAW be OKIE THAT HA-S DRIED UP/ SWATTER POP-1 fwo No-Dinner Day, Honest! By C M PAYNE MESCAL IKE B r s. l. huntley woo got .p C»-JCk\/j<tG. r • M/xve woo GOT DINJE APPLE r LUWAT kliKJO DO VOO At Your Service Otherwise we Aikj’T sot KJO WikjO -- ACCOOKjT op TM'3 WCRe. AIVJ'T TH’ DROG srooe, mit'5 "fm' i L MOOSE' y— 'ofivri^ht. FINNEY OF THE FORCE By Ted O’Loufklin »>v 8. L. Huntley. Tra«l«* Mark H#a. I*. S. Pat. Office) l Ode H to the Storekeeper SHURE am MKTS SNOOP'S' ^nNBLL—WMY ^^! 0 pav- . L[ ^ GME’S <^OT TM v "* MO KIEV WAL- SME <siTS A |<ICK OUT O' STALUM NE1- SME ToCD^M' WOlFE THAT S>ME JEST KAPES TALKTi^’ AM" POKl’T <Si\;E 'iE~L A CMANCT tiHiiiniiniiiiiiiiii NEAM?- SMUSH / MERE SHE IS NOW/ I'LL Pi** HER l Hlo Folk's/ HoW Are va ToOAV —? HPLO FiM KIEV—NOW’S EN/ERV— ■tl’ 3 LAD lb SEE VOU- PlD 'ioa STOP TO PAV— — ISMT it a LO'/EL'/ DAy — BUT "TmEN it is UKfeLy -fo RAikI Before TliST LOOK AT NEStERD'y— PIC> ^/OU e\lER SEE AM'/ThiikKS So UMS&T1TED AS TME .weather— Be KCXMDS o'STORES- CASM M* carrv—' iHiM AS SeOj T0? CASH am' thika , AS CARWtS C/iSt3M^S OM CREPiJ ADAMSON’S ADVENTURES Trapped! By O. JACOBSSON (ft )*»*. ».y CanwMatM Nrwi Fr»«nr»») PATTERN 11S2 flourish into the loveliest „o{. floral sprays, Is far and away the nicest— and easiest—flowery touch, one can give a bedroom. Even an amateur will And the large spray easy to em broider on a bedspread with four smaller sprays on the bolster, or scarf ends. The flowers are entirely formed of lar.y-dalsy stitch and French knots, the leaves of blanket stitch—the rest is in outline. With cotton or rayon floss the designs are seemingly done in no time, In shades of lilac, orchid, or palest yellow. Pattern 1152 comes to you with • transfer pattern of a motif 18 by 21 Inches and two reverse motifs 4 by C'A inches. Color suggestions; Illus trations of all stitches needed; mate rial requirements. Send 15 cents In coins or stamps (coins preferred) to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Dept, 82 Eighth Ave., New York, N. Y. Write plainly pattern number, your name and adK dress. FEET HURT? D Our Pet Peeve By M. G. KETTNER ID yCX) Hit (OOMUy ihvirtr tc> - ATTEND 4 ft^SQOtr 6iv6N w nonce, of— Only the Fence A stranger addressed the farmer’s boy across the fence. “Young man, your corn looks kind o’ yellow.” * “Yes, that’s the kind we planted." “Don’t look as If you would get more than half a crop." “Don’t ex|K»ct to. The landlord gets the other half.” Then, after a pause, the man said: ’Boy, there isn’t much di(Terence be tween you and a fool." “No." replied the boy, “only the fence."—Hoard’s Dairyman. Slightly Mixed Jimsnn was relating his experiences in India. “1 was taking my usual morning di| when I spotted three gladiators mak ing for me. so I had to swim for deji. life!’* "You mean navigators—something like a crocodile" interposed Johnson. “Well, what are gladiators?" “flladlatorg? Why. they’re a son of flower grown from bulbs.’’—Stra\ Stories Magaxlne. 0 SHOWING OFF 1 By GLUYAS WILLIAMS | — ID (CnrrifhV lt3$ fc; Tk* Bell Bysdiral*. Imc ) is iKjrfRuUEP fc Take smau m.wo n vis- ItlHfc, Wf OrtD VfcRD picks up small vfoar *B> announces Hf Oti -WWW rwefnER than me' b6>/ m -be NElSHfcOPHOOD fcuiyAS^ WSUMtS 1SA0WS SfONtS UNflL WS ARM fiRCp, WRV REMARNINO Tttf t IS A BOV Af HOME CAN ■bROW TH «LIS HER 1b WATCH him torn a cwawMcn AFTER SfvTRAi TAlLURCS M«N& SWlfbiNfc RE- SCMBLW6 A CAUfWbni fiNpS SHE WASN'T WNKMiNfc SAVS HE e,E<S HE CAN STANP ON HIS HEAD 10NAER -MAN fcNV&CWSHT EUCR SAW SANS HI'S AWFULLY S-ltoNfc, AND, wrb CON SiDERABU ETToRf, Ufls HEAW aoex -lb prohi If. MU YAWNS STANDS On head 6Ef- flNfc V/EIW Rn> Mt 1*C FACE topples at last and finds she has tout MCK INTO house. Shears orr women INSTANT SUM RKLItFl Apply- New Ds Luxe Dr. Schod’a Zino-pada wherever the shoe ruba or prcMca sad you’ll have instant raUaft Coras, calk onca. Thss hsak pren remove eoi_ color, waterproof; don’t D? Sc holts Zino -pods Dogs' Tooth ns Moaoy Dogs’ teeth are stated to be used as money by the natives of certain districts In New Guinea. (alotab s Far Flatulence# Naaaea Headache# dee te and Sick Freedom of Self-Control Who, then, Is free? The wise man vho can govern himself.—Horace. Do Wo? The Eskimo uses his harpoon no ♦.o kill hat to retrieve game. STOPS HADACHE AMAZINGLY QUICK ? The next time you have a head ache or neuralgic pain, try the im- jroved, modern, method of relief— ;wo teaspoonfuls of Capudlne in a little water. Being liquid, the Ingre dients are already dissolved — all ready to act. This Is why Cepudina acts almost Instantly. Capudlne relieves pain by soothing the nerves. It is delightfully gentle. It contains no opiates. At stores; 60c, 30c, 10c sixes. y gent aa drug (AdrJ Constipation Relieved Quickly, Easily Mrs. B. O. Brown, Atlanta, Ga* writes: “I take Dr. Hitchcock’s AH* Vegetable Laxative Powder for dinl- nees, biliousness and sick headaches caused by constipation. I have never found anything better. When I feel weak, rundown and sluggish I tske 1 /3 dose after meals, or a small dose at bedtime. It thoroughly cleansee the bowels." Dr. Hitchcock’s Laxa tive Powder is mild—but effective— it acts gently,, yet thoroughly and removes that clogged condition of the bowels. At all drug stores 26a DR. HITCHCOCK’S Laxative Powder TETTERINE [STOPS ITCHING OR HOMEY BACK) GstTettarine andgetlMtai any sUn Itching. tOc at si drug 1 W «f