McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, April 09, 1936, Image 7

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t McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 9, I93B tLD’S BEST COnilCS of Life as Depicted by Famous Cartoonists and Humorists >8~- kr OF PEPFo^WpSl i <5\\ib vou STRIKE “THE *_ ;* s ALL "fi-ie r-4 [s, i guess—^ Osborn* Knocking Himself Out J AMD I MKsMT ADP THAT | KMOW EACH AMP Ev/ER-V C>nJE Will B>e T>OlM<s MIS best— ETC- e-rc- —AMD IF BV SOME UNFOfeTdMATi= CHAMCE —we smould mame to SOUKID THE <SO^<3 —REMEMBER -THAT IT MtGMT MEREL^ BE BECAUSE OF TIME LIMIT- - . j\ ^ C3SC> C' %Qoa'6 r v u -ro saV l LlTTie OK NOTHlMCr 1S To HAVE A FlSJt C&mmAnP OF S’MATTER POP—Take a Good Look, Pop, It Won’t Be There Long By C. RL PAYNE T+Iat Cc^taikilV UM^A M IL I A'R. /T 7 J The Bel) Syndicate, Inc.) MESCAL IKE By S. L. HUNTLEY Horns A Plenty OM.LOOX, UJMA.T CEAMUV, BV oove, tme B^ULV TMikJG> wasnxt anjv^oows ~ voo'iopoen WA,L, TMA,t?'S A MEA.P OP ee^soNAS ujuv a couj ►or GOT KJO MOR.MS-SO^E-TIN'IES mit's Because tmevre muleV; CQUJS AIO* TMEVRe. 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Teamwork And PURTHERMORt— I WAVIT To SAY TMAT WE MUST MAVE CO-OPERATlOM Oisl Y*dlS FORCE—EACH OF YOU SUBORCMKlATlkJg-j Mis IIODWIDUAUTY -To TME UMIT as* A WHOLE- SAY — THAT WAS SOME SPEECH THE OLD MAM GAVE US— unmnnTUTZ I’LL SAY/ WHAT DID Nfc>U TmikIK OF lT/ SERdEAMT FIHHEV? 7 A IM* IT WUZ ALL ROKaNT— BUT Ol T'INK , HE SHOULD HAVE V ToLP US T'ALL VMURRK T'GETHER. 11 r/Hoo^ss/fec m 1 |P cops yotf HELP tKQ\ oTHER- ouTpT AiMY MO LOH<s&l a Force ADAMSON’S ADVENTURES Proof Against Hole. By O. JACOBSSON liioL- Us) by The Associated Newspapers) WRIGLETS HAS A J SMOOTH/CSr LAVOR&'?.% BACK IN ’29 “Smith is always rwmlnlsclng. He seems to he livlnj; in the past.” “Well, remembering how things wore, I don’t blame him.” QUIET . ,s ■ By GLUYAS WILLIAMS WAVfS UP Af CRACK OF PAWM UES COH-f[Mf£P- LV B0UKCIIH6 OH BED, KAtfiiWf fwf SWiXOS PUSHF5 BLflWKEfS OfKO FLOOR fo 6lVE HlM- SEIV MORE ROOM FOR fJRNiKfc SOMERSAULT'S S<ANDS At foot OF Ptt> AHP PRACtiCES FlVINfiJ P,|/ES FOR PIUOW CLIMBS OP OH HEAD OF BED AND fMROWS ^miMsElF backwards onto NmtfRESS runs otn or ideas and simpw jumps op aHd down, bed beoinniho fo sound as if if Were *oiH6 fo shake apar< IS UERV MUCH SURPRISED WHEN PARENfS COME IN, EXPLAINING HE WAS VERV CAREFUL Not fO S'N6 OR SHOOt SO AS NOf fo WAKE fHEM Made a Clean Job Little Louise had been out in the yard investigating the wonders of na tore and she came running in to her mother, ali excitement. “I ate a worm,” se.id she. Her mother, thinking that it was probably a case of imagination, de cided to appeal to the child’s finer feelings and she said: “Oh, that wasn’t kind, was it? Just think how sad the mamma worm felt to have her little baby swallowed up.” The little girl hastened to reply: “1 ate she’s mamma, too.”—Pathfinder Magazine. Poor Management Sonny—Pop, do you think mother knows much about taking care of chil dren? Pop—Wny, yes. what makes you ask such a <inest ion? Sonny—Well, she makes us kids go to bed when we’re wide awake and in the morning makes us get up when we’re awfully sleepy. — Capper's Weekly. The Mind Meter • Dy LOWELL HENDERSON Bell Syndicate.—\VNU Service. The Four-Word Test In this test there are four words given in each problem. Three of the four in each case bear a definite re lationship to one another. Crose out the one word that does not be long in each problem. 1. One, two, three, fourth. 2. Mark Twain, Kate Douglas Wig gins, Tames Whistler, Kathleee Norris. 3. Richmond, Olympia, San Fran cisco, Salem. 4. Dick Bartell, Jack Medica, Mar vin Owen, Johnny Babich. 5. Gerald P. Nye, Wright Patman, Arthur Capper, Theodore G. Bilbo. G. Martin Van Bnren, Chester A. Arthur, Benjamin Harrison, Andrew Johnson. 7. Catholic, Baptist, Nazi, Episco palian. 8. Pear, tomato, orange, potato. 9. FERA, FDJC, BPOE, FACA. 10. Jofyn J. Pershing, Ferdinand Foch, Erich Ludendorff, Douglas Haig. Answers 1. Fourth. 2. James Whistler. 3. San Francisco, 4. Jack Medica. fi. Wright Patman. 6. Martin Van Buren. 7. Nazi. 8. Potato. 0. BPOE. 10. Erich Ludendorff. Interested in His Work George Everage of Albuquerque, N. M., was so busy sawing wood he didn’t stop even when his hands be came numb with cold. So imagine his surprise—he told hospital nurses —when he glanced down and discov ered he had sawed off two fingers. — FERRY'S SEEDS are at home in ANY climate Claims that spe cial seeds are necessary for certain climates are misleading. The successful cultivation of gorgeous flowers and tender vege tables depends primarily on the quality of the seeds, and the care you give them. 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