McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, February 18, 1937, Image 7

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"*3 McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1937 X. THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young THE FEATHERHEADS • W. I AM— AfTtR A HARP PAY^S 5HOpp/M(s- AND AMD YOU MO DOUBT fOR<cOT -To <SET— OH MO./ I DlDMY foRcSET Your, ^rramd/ here? is Your. PACRA<sE WELL, MOW— YHAT^ real. THOU6HTFUL- OF YOU I MIGHT HANje* KmowM/ Look AT IT/ -THIS WALLET NO GOOD what's- Tmh matter WITH »T2 whV this WON’T HOLD /^ANY pamk^tes- To Have and — ah/ THAT'S Tl/sT IT / I DON'T WANT it’ to Hold makIV- inJ fact right NOW You CAM release some To PAY FOR 5FMATTER POP— Step on It, Pop, and Get Claim Filed! By C. M. PAYNE A hl/sbahd IS LIK'E A SHEPHERP- HE HATES To NAME AMY STRAYING fpOM TH^ [Bill) Folp > ~Pot, a>n> A>>-/TSo»v'e.ve.i2. To Ao’^0tx£R6K'ATlM OW A-HoTRSE ^ ^KATlMfr OW -A- se_ T-Htv -^avb.mV, I’m T4A Tl'RST Om£ « 7 ght. 1936, by Th« Bell Syndieete, Inc.) MESCAL IKE B r s. l. huntlky It Take* So Little to Turn Some People’s Head* VUWOAl GOOD MISS SAU.V.-7 good ,> moq. ^..Gcrvoousy WOUJOT.. eh .. VUMOA. -- MESCAL. vumoa! T XJZ> [TTT. er er V^VAJMOA. eR (Coovrlzht. SO VUM R.E TOO DAOGOMUMED GOOD bv 8. L. Huntley, Trede Mark Ref. V. S. Pat. Office) FINNEY OF THE FORCE Out in the Cold WHERE'S ME PRISONER 2 BB HE here'? 7 PRISONER? WHY Ol PlMCHEP ^ f THATiS TOE- TH* GYP— , V* NICE TH' WAN Th* REW RDX/ BUT DID OUT FBR/ ^TYOU MISLAY HIM 2 WAL-HE MAD Aid AWFau COLD AkI —\ —AND YOU WEHT To GET HIM SOME MEDICINES HOW DID YEZ. KHOW? AN BESOIDES Ol DIDN'T WANT T’KBTChl HIS COLD WALKIN' WIT' Him— \ SO HE said HE'D . ) ME&T ME HERE/ ^ 7Z VHcolPSS'ftfc \pHNEy HE SAID WUZ. JBST A COMMON GOLD BUT IT LOOKED LOiKe A HIGH CLA SS WAN TME BRONC PEELER— The Enemy Meet By FRED HARMAN GbNSARN it// Sot-VE-Boov’s HERE IN HY CABIN AH' I WONT STAND flEQ. IT I COME HERE T-ee —y n f\AD . Gouv—THAT fboO SMEU3 GOOD • wv its fresh Rhubarb — AN' COOKED UlST TH* WAY I LIKE IT. Utt-IT “TASTES Good/ Some Woman must’\/e Cookeo rmis- uM-n— W/AW///,6 BLITHERS/ Not GREETING YouasYoo Bronc Peeler's lariat LASSO O*? pope. ^ LAOSOnCARUEPOAVS) op- BUFTPAUD hide ,8trf LATEC Of CAW- HIDE AND ALSO FINE HEMP. A HIDE LAQlAT-— ‘A ,nC *. ,M OlAMEfEC AND a«AiOCO F«OM H 1b 6 SEPAeAffit S-riJANOS. hemp — V** inch in oiampter. length of -THESE QbPCS VAplEO ffeoM ho -to 70 rter. ■^jfecs i The Curse of Progress A tvaz- wish sou 'iou vMECe TWB PRC N©U VNE PactAU.' 30 C|TAI! A MD? ' MED VMWftM ES* VMA-S ■N . VNHCN THEOff A PIPE' - «<JSH t*ON it! 8V TME-TlMft I PIT TWBW THAT POP VSIlU Be AU OV»B =5S« JlMMINN CCtOflTS' acw 1 loo we OLD MAN SMIT9 Win eOfZNlI^' 7 Beating the Gun He had been roaming round the historic old mansion. Presently he returned, looking white and trem bling in every limb. • “I—I’ve just seen your family ghost,” he stuttered to the owner of the mansion. “Ha, ha!” laughed the other. “GaVe you a start—what?” The guest glanced nervously over his shoulder. ' * 1 ‘ “Believe me,” he said, nervously “I didn’t need a start.” . Who Was Chauffeur? “And so,” concluded the Sunday school teacher, “Adam and Eve were driven from the Garden of Eden.” “Couldn’t Adam drive his own car?” asked the pupil whose dad ran a garage. Who Does He Think He Is? Autoist (after killing lady’s poodle)—I’m sorry, madam, but I’ll replace the animal. Angry Lady—Sir, you flatter your self THE FAMILY ALBUM-STAIRS By GLLTYAS WILLIAMS SO£5UP5mil»10 6Ef SCISSORS FOR WIFE CPUS WHERE DID SHE SW WORK-BRSKEF IS ? CAN* MAKE HER HEAR, AND COMES HAlfWAV DOWN <0 REPEAF fiOERV 6EFs HAIFWAV DOWN WfFN SCISSORS WHEN Wife caus to briN6 FrtE SPOOL OF BLACK SILK, *00 © »«11 gyndlc«t«. In* PLODS UPSFAlRS NEARS WIFE CALL AND RUNS DOWN TO SEE WHAT * IS. FINDS SHE MERELY WANG -lb MOW DID HE FiNDK? diOES DP AGAIN replaces steps AND COMES DOWN AGAIN WiFH SCISSORS AND SPOOL Discovers ii was fne EMBROIDERY SCISSORS SHE WANTED AND TftUDSES DP ONCE MORE RETURNS WlfH EMBROlDERt' scissors, Wife remark ing she DOESN'T SEE WHY A llfHE ERRAND ALWAYS WEARS HIM Ollf A Slip That Saves Time and Bother A well-fitted slip is the found** tion of any adequate wardrobe, saving many an otherwise ruffled and rippled appearance. Henca the shortcut to the successful wearing of fitted frocks is in the attention given to the slip under neath; and this clever slip will save a lot of time and bother for maid or matron. Made plain or with an applique of lace, and fitted at the waist with darts and poinfe ed panels, it will work up beauts fully in silk or satin or linen or. ft-:*:-:*: *:*:*:*:* iv:-:*:-:*:* * * S&x V.V.V.* >:.x.y No. 1988 rayon or tafifeta. 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Their task is to keep tbs owing blood streafo free ol an excess of toxic impurities. The act of living—If/» iitelf—is constantly' producing^ waste the kidneys must remove frdte 'good health is to endure. Mtidttfys fail to Yunettwr as hded, there is-retention o| may cause body-wiae die* ng backach* of dizziness, g, puffineas -feel tired, nervous, all t, tress. One may suffer nagging bac persistent headache, attacks of dii getting up nights, swelling, pi under the ey< worn out. Frequent, scanty or burning pssssgse mea of Iddney or may be further evidence bladder disturbance. The recognized and proper treatment fs s diuretic medicine to help the kidneys set rid of excess poisonous body waste. Use Doan’t Pills. They have had more than forty vears of public approval. Are endorsed the country over. Insist on Doan's. Sold at all drug stores. Doans Pi us Believe the Ads They Offer You Special Inducement* • Sometimes in the matter of samples which, when proven worthy, the merchandise can be pur chased from our community merchants