McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, December 23, 1937, Image 7

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'I THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE / / Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young ,iHe featherheads By Osborne Cracked I’M GoimG To , Do BE STOP THAT LEAK A CAREFUL— Fore the plumber J he should COMeS / BE HERE AMY MINUTE— YOU MISHT SET \NET- The water on 7 THE FLOOR IS FROZEN! | WON'T NEED THESE Boots—where's the OLD SPIKED SHOES op mine: I'LL Get them— BUT— I m ^HERE'S Tie A PLUMBER./ ’ PEAR | mtr USUALLY A WRENCM (^FoRCsoT-resi') TO TEAR A PLUMBED AWAy FROM MIS vAinok^ S’MATTER POP— Oh Well, Pop Can Rearrange It By C. M. PAYNE i / , MESCAL IKE By S. L. HUNTLEY '+Jiuu?iut>A +|e? I^OT mad An', SSEI> 41-lS © Bell Syndicate.—WNU Service. When Moments Count HEV_ aook.it/ X ! /\a/Ait a S matter ; 7 r IT SHURE BE icy OUT ToPAY. MOlCMAEL Ol'UL BE ALL roksht wiT these DICE CREEPERS' ON j FINNEY OF THE FORCE ' " "hevi whut be This? ^ WHUT BE YEZ. SMTANDlM there 'Bout? WO'R GUNl LOAD GO. VEAH, but TT-T DADGUMMEO RABBIT'ULL. BGGOKJE tore l GIT a cwamcg, TO LOAD MIT/ Lollx Sags "oo VQO EUJOV' suMMes. -sports WUEM NOO WERE AWAV OVER TUE WEE<-EisJO Z/ trv S. L. Huntley. Triple Mark Re*. V. S. Pat. Office) ILL -SAv l DiOl L SOT ENJ6A3ED TO VAPOUR OP TUS.rtj/ w [ust a Slip l—ER-I CANT ER COIAE ON.l (Jit goino-/ YEX CANT S-HTANO THERE ALL PAY— WHUT TH* / YOU WERE QUITE correct, officer— I couldn't STAND THERE ALL DAY/ WHIN «T COMES To CLEANIN’ OiCE OFF TH' WALK, YEZ OFTiaJ LET THINGS SLIDE’ POP— With Mint Sauce By J. MILLAR WATT SO IF THE LITTLE LAMB HAD DONE WHAT HE WAS TOLD AND NOT STRAYED , AWAY THE WOLF WOULDNT HAVE EATEN HIM, WOULD HE ? NO/ '1 -JJJ —-WE WOULD HAVE, WOULDN’T o © BeH Syndicate.—WNU Service. Welcome 1938! MOW LfT* SEE WMAT RESOLUTIONS CAN X HAKE FOR vou THIS VtAR— ( (? WELL. SON- RECKON I LL BE ON MV WAV—THIS OLE WORLD'S TIRED O' SEE ID' HE—POLKS ARE WONDERIN' WM«T VOU'RE GONNA BRING 'EM-— WAPPV V£W YEAR ifYER/eO^V/ , w. it r> His First and Last They sat at the table, he and she, and gazed into each other’s eyes, while he mechanically con sumed the food which was set in front of him. She—Ah, I’m glad you like it. Mother says there are only two things I can make properly—potato salad and marmalade tart. He—Indeed? And which is this? Father Knows Little Billy, aged four, was being shown the shape of the earth on a globe atlas by his mother. After pointing to all the countries with their peculiar shapes, she asked: “Now, Billy, what shape is the world?” Billy, looking very wise and happy, beamed on her with: “It’s in a ter rible shape. Daddy says.” His Super Good Deed Scoutmaster—What is your good deed for today? Scout—Mother had only one dose of castor oil left, so I let my brother have it.—Tit-Bits Magazine. BED TOYS By GLUYAS WILLIAMS WAKES UP W CHIU 6PAV DAWM. REMEMBERS PAREMS’ORDERS lb OEf A 'foV AKD PlAY Wlfrt if IK BED 1b KEEP WARM PAPERS OVER fO 1by CUPBOARD APfER LONS DEDBERA- DECIDES HE COUID HAVE •fiON, SELECTS HIS HORSE MADE A BEffER CHOICE AND 6EfS BACK mib BED fms Time Takes Pic- TORE BOOK BACK <0 BID DECIDES TO BE ON SATE SIDE AND HAVE AIL HIS Toys in bed, which re quired TOUR TRIPS (?, HAS To SPEND MOST or his Time picking Toys op asiHeY DROP OFT BED (Copyright. 193?. by The BtU Syndicate, Inc.) ASSURES PARENTS, AS THEY COME IN, THAT HE DID WHAT THEY TOLD HIM, AND HE DOESN'T KNOW WHY HE'S COLD BULBS Grow Bulbs for profit. Easily grown. Cul tural directions. Blossom and bulb market ing service. Bob’s Gardens, Orlando, Fla, Initials on Linens Stamp You as Chic It’s smart to “be personal” when marking linens, for towels, pillow slips, sheets and even per sonal “dainties” make known your ownership when embroidered with your very own initials. These are quickly worked in single stitch >••••« •••••• Pattern 1553. and French knots, either in a com bination of colors or the same col or throughout. Pattern 1553 con tains a transfer pattern of an al phabet 2% inches high, two W\ inches high and one % inch high; information for placing initials and monograms; illustrations of all stitches used. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins (coins preferred) for this pattern to The Sewing Circle, Needle- craft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., New York, N. Y. Please write your name, ad dress and pattern number plainly. this WoRM>' y- \ * vt v «J Backward A high school girl, seated next to a famous astronomer at a din ner party, struck up a conversa tion with him by asking, “What do you do in life.” He replied, “I study astron omy.” “Dear me,” said the girl, “I fin ished astronomy last year.” Eye slowness of blondes makes them less safe as drivers, is an optometrist’s warning, but most men will just wink at it. 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