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i \ 4 1 McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK. S: C.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1939 the Whole Family BIG TOP By ED WHEELAN THE CLOWMS V/ERE DISCUSSING "SILK” JEFF RODE INTO TDMVN MJOW HIS PRESS AGEKT.OON VIR1GHT- P15V ANOTHER‘ AD IN “THE PAPERS . C>ON t AND TRV TO GET THEM TO GNE^ US A 'UTTLE SPREAD OH THE FPONT PAGES’ SO LONG. CHIEF- VLL DO My EEST- SEE YOU LATER ’ O.K.DON. - I’VE 0(01 TO 60 IN HERE AND PHONE THE 2,4 HOUR MAN AT RWERSlTE’V Fr»k i»j M«rk«i HELLO.TOM “ THIS IS N TEFP - VEH - TOO B>AE> ABOUT THE FLOODS AT RWERSlTE “ ^AT ? -YES, WE'RE SHOWING HERE AN EXTRA DAV AND THEN jumping direct.To EARN S E>ORO •* // THAT'5 ALL RIGHT. BOSS. EOT I'VE, GOT SOME BAD NEWS X DIDNT WANT TO MENTION IN MY MOIRE - LlSTfcN ” LALA PALOOZA —Lala Impresses the Doctor With His Mistake By RUBE GOLDBERG THAT MUST BE THE . PATIENT, PINTO PALOOZA NOW, TAKE IT EASY, UTTLE LADY - I’LL BE AS GENTLE AS I CAN 7 CR4 C OH, I’M SORRY, DOCTOR, BUT I HAD TO DO IT - QUICK, SNAP OUT OF IT - PINTO'S ROOM IS IN THERE oS Frank Jay Markey Syndicate. Inc. S’MATTER POP— And If He Can Do It, He’s Got Somethin’! By C. M. PAYNE Bell Syndicate.—WNU Service. MESCAL IKE By S. L. HUNTLEY If the Apples Only Hold Out HEY- UMATCUA OOKi THAR ? WES LOOK IM’ PER. ANOTHER GREEM APPLE LIKE. TH* OKIE HE GOT VESTlDOV— r TEACHER HIT MADE TW* 50 SICK SHE COOLOJ-T COME TO 5CHOOL TODAY ! 7 POP— “Watt’.” in a Name? By J. MILLAR WATT HIS NAMES WATT— he’s an ELECTRICIAN £ a I 8 > -AND HES CHARGED WITH BATTERY! Bell Syndicate.—WNU Service. m I HOPE YOU PUT . HIM IH A DRY CELL! Cheerful News Czechs eeuar AaAiNST /WZlS LONDON IS (QWPlETlV bukked- oDt at Hic?Hr <WNU SEBV1CE) HUWD/?ED5 WE IN RUMANIAN PUR6E NOT A LIGHT VISIBLE IN MOIL AMUHP PARIS ATNl&HT submarines Seen NEAR U S. WOtf LI^L. W 6^66(01 NO BACK TO THE- PARK AGES NAZIS AND RUSSIA ’SPLIT RDLAHO OTV TO mmWE NEW ST££T U6HriN6 SYSTEM 1&N16HT RING THE BELL An Italian who was working on a railway in Florida had been told to beware of rattlesnakes, but was as sured that they would always give the warning rattle before striking. One day he was sitting on a pine log eating his dinner when he saw a big snake coiled a few feet in front of him. Keeping an eye on the rep tile, he began to raise his feet from the ground, and as he did so the snake’s fangs hit the bark beneath him, no warning having been given. “Son of a gun!” yelled the Italian. “Why you no ringa da bell?” That’s the Question Father—Isn’t it wonderful, Dollie, how the little chickens get out of the eggs? Dollie—Yes, father, but tell me, how do they get in? New Territory Young Mosquito — Soft pickings these days, aren’t they? 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