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TKe Barnwell People-Sentinel. Barnwell. S. CL Thursday, April 22, 1937
THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young
THE FEATHERHEAOS
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MESCAL IKE
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BRONC PEELER — A Few Strays Go Further Astray
By FRED HARMAN
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TODAY’S PROSPECTS >
The Curse of Progress
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Hard Luck
The diner in the cheap restaurant
gave an exclamation of annoyance.
‘‘Anything wrong, sir?” asked the
waitress.
“Wrong!” he ejaculated, “I should
say so. This egg ^s. as jiard as a
brick.”
“Sorry!” replied the waitress.
“We used the egg-timer for it.”
“Oh!” he growled. “I thought
you’d used a calendi..”
SUBURBAN HEIGHTS
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
Tit for Tat
Lady in Car (to man she has just
bowled over)—It was your own fault
entirely. L have been driving a car
for ten years, and I am thoroughly
experienced.
Pedestrian—I am not a beginner,
^either. I’ve been walking for 50
years.—L. & N. Employes’ Maga
zine.
Pirate’^VJRate
Miss Gush Xon ship) — Captain,
weren’t you ever boarded by pi
rates?
Captain—Yes, they charged me
$3 a day, and the food was terrible.
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BECOME A BASEBALL DIAMOND
Father—So you want to marry
my daughter? why, young man,
she doesn’t even know the use of a
rolling pin.
Smitten Youth—Well—er—I don’t
expect to stay out nights.
TOO MUCH EFFICIENCY
The Office Manager—I hear you’r*
to be congratulated on your engage*
ment to Miss Flowers.
The Efficiency Expert—Well, no.
We were engaged but as soon as I
had decided on the length o<
engagement, charted its course
composed form letters for our <
respondence she broke it ofL
ALL HAVE ABILITY
She—1 want a man who is young
and foolish!
He—Doesn't a man who is old and
foolish conjure up possibilities? ‘
ONE OF THE BOYS
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“Am 1 the first man you evei
kissed?’’
“You’re among the first.’*. v
JAIL FOB LIFE
Judge—Now why do you nag your
husband so much?'
The Lady—Me nag him? I should
say not! I’m always after him for
the rough way he treats me.
NEEDS A CRUTCH
Teacher—Tommy, you are late
this morning!
Tommy — Hurt my knee, so,
couldn’t walk fast.
Teacher—That is a lame excuse,
a very lame excuse.