McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, April 08, 1937, Image 7

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McCORMTCK MESSENGER. McCORMICK. S. C.. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937 M r ,, WORLD’S BEST COMICS 4#'.' Lighter Side of Life as Depicted by Famous Cartoonists and Humorists THE FEATHERHEADS ..£.S£r„. Waste Space Please Take MV SEAT, mapam ^ QuaV^ axiRT^sy is A \JlRTUE: AMD VlRTo^ IS its OM/ REWARD S > MATTER POP— The Pooch Might Have Learned Something: By C. M. PAYNE Cn| ok'aY, Y {<£ T2.o W cTp (V4 16 KO^.AblCE. , . (Copyright. 1936, by The Belt Syndicate. Inc.) ATJD-A- Wbcl VA/AKIT sr*^M Tb LEAtZKl MESCAL IKE Br S. L. HUNTLEY A Break for Muley -1 WAS OeST ©s/hr. to see: TW* LAWVER^ FBR. MIM _ •QFw- v. WEV, MU LEV i 1 eOT m»t piy-eo ! wrrvs ALLj RlSV-Tr _ VUM OOISJT fCoovrlsht. WE ALLOWS WE CAKJ PROVe NUWRE A MOROKJ OR SOMeTWiM - OR OTWER am' err vuw sekit up TO TW‘ IKJSAKJH ASYLUM, iNJSTEAD 4£T by 8. L>. Huntley, Trade Mark Ret- C. 8. Pat. Ofllca) FINNEY OF THE FORCE Counter Attack 'LO, JoE.— ^IMME A Bowl o' chowder* BOWL OF CHOWER , MAKE IT ^t- Hey toe- ,s \ ,/sl ' r ^ E KlTCHEKj- TBAT -rH.f?ViiLS ALL H ' M WHAT’S tHE TROUBLE, COPPER. ? THi S SOUP— Ol CAWT EAT IT K OHootPSSiFff? IN flMMBy 1 ivJERVBODDy ROIPES TH* MON WHO WURRKS LOlKE A HORS^ BRONC PEELER Withers Overhears a Name BeONCffeElEQ CotKfSO AfiO -Tfte wrruaa -E 'To'TWe Pahch For The 6>6r- ^tUNOUP* /Vow llSTErt —FCTE-’— IWArn TA 1bC?UlT TtflS CHILDISH qoarreun with withers — WEv/E GoTtbo tAUCH WoRK Tt>o fjow OM -THIS PoomouP- WE START T MORROW * vJlTHEPS IsMT A CAD CHAP ^ HE OlST 6oT UNOEQ V£P HiQE WHErt HE Code THAT WILD HoSS. -/ IS THAT SO// By FRED HARMAN THATfc RED BOLtS/^sJ Th* Feller ,th AT owns ' TH'ouTFiT ^ist sooth of ours* V, RED BOLES/ THE SAME PE(2SoH I HAVE BEEM TT5ALIN6 I FbRTEH U>N& VEACS-I C,"-and he's Right Here: oh THIS RANGE’. /' •y •• * The Curse of Progress WMevl TWE CEALnaTON ^TCikTS NDv/ tuat nou MUST Be- at A DOS'S OLD AGe- ‘ just uAMeN-T -me- ceo MAO VMWBM A OuP TO *rue vnevraosw 1 wo^ nou Love THAT Same- too-cooks Like SOU’LL . UA\e- 7D COT it out' ^parjV BCiNJS it BACkr Oversight “That letter 1 gave you tlii r morn ing—did you post it?” asked the wile. “Well, no, deai,“ said her hus band. “Of course you didn’t. And 1 told you it was important that it should go today ’* “Yes, dear." “And you torgot to post it. If that’s not just like a man!” ‘‘But, dear—” “Don’t ‘but’ me. I’m angry.” “But, dear, look at the letter. You forgot to address it!” ft rrswHffci w w. »> An Art Experiment “Lady.” said Plodding Pete, “kin 1 lang around the barnyard awhile?” “What toi?” “1 have been stjdyin’ up on in terpretive music an if dere is any way of makin’ sound taKe de place of reality . want de benefit Lemme stop an listen to de pigs grunt an' de hent ca«*kle. 'cause sumpin tells me dat s as near as I’m goin to git to _J teal ham an eggs.” DOOR-BELLS ,6 By GLUYAS WILLIAMS 15 supposed 1b be Taking his Hap. wishes something INIERESTiNG WOULD HAPPEN DOOR-BEIL FINES KNOWS That ring - ONLY The postman THERE'S The bell again - A long firm ring that would be shrowg - MINDED AUNT ALICE, AND SHE wouldnt Think of coming up To -tot NURSERY AT NAP TIME THAT NERVOUS flUffERV RING IS THE WOMAN NElTDOOR WHO IS ALWAYS RUNNING IN TO BORROW SOMETHING hello.There's a Ring he DOESN'T RECOGNIZE - PRO BABLY SOMEBODY SELLING SOMEfHiNG AH,THERE'S ONE HE KNOWS- ONELDNS.TWO SHORT, RE PEATED INDEFINITELY THAT'S DADDY, WHEN HE HAS FORGOTTEN HIS KEY (Copyright. 1937. by Tht Bell Syndicate. Inc.> ^Tarotite Kecijae By Irene Rich Rim Actress Chicken Stew Divide a chicken, stew until ten der, and remove to hot platter. To the stock add one-half cupful of rice and dumplings made as fol lows: Beat one egg, add one-half cup ful of water, pinch of SE|lt, and sufficient flour to make a thin bat ter; drop by spoonfuls, into the stock and cook about ten minutes. If rice is uncooked it should be boiled twenty minutes before dumplings are added. ' Family Racket For the past 99 years, a unique racket has been in operation, first by the father and now by the son, on the river Nile near Luxor, Egypt. As each ship has passed “their point,” they have rowed out and asked for a toll on the basis that, through their psychic powers, they could either help or hinder a vessel on the remainder of its journey. In the beginning, ship captains paid through fear. Now they do it through custom.— Collier’s Weekly. EASE your cold TijyiigJvt Rub your chest with warming, soothing Pene» tro at Bedtime. Helps nature break up conges tion, Its aromatic vapors help open up stufiy nasal passages. Sold everywhere THE SALV OLD FASHIONED /* WITH A BASE 0*"'V ‘ IONEO MUTTON SUET \ Triumph of Principles Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of princi ples.—Emerson. A Good Laxative The bad feelings and dullness often attending constipation take the joy out of life. Try a dose of Black-Draught at the first sign of constipation and see how much bet ter It Is to check the trouble before it gets' a hold on you. Black- Draught is purely vegetable and is so prompt and reliable. Get re freshing relief from constipation by taking purely vegetable BLACK-DRAUGHT Injuring Friendship He takes the greatest ornament from friendship, who takes mod esty from it.—Cicero. A FAMOUS DOCTOR A S a young man th« late Dr. R. V. Plerc# practiced medicine in Pa. After moving to Buffalo, N. Y., be gave to the drug trade (nearly 70 yeara ago) Dr. Pierce’* Favor ite Prescription. 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