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, McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1939
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BIG TOP
By ED WHEELAN
'Dad* S'TtRLIMQ.'THE OLD CLOWN WHO HAD E>EEN IN THE
HOSPITAL,WAS WELCOMED DACK WITH OPENED ARMS
BV 1V1E RE&T OF THE TDEV'S"
WELL, you OLD RASCAL
You’re- A sight FoR
SORE EVES
GEE
rE.WE SURE HAVE \
MISSED VOU.'DAD/
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I
(VjELL, MAV&E I
HAVEN’T MISSED
YOU FELLOWS.TOO!
T HAD A PRETTY
CLOSE CALL,BOYS,
BUT THE DOC GAVS
I’M O.K-
AJOW !! ) ^ 1/
/OU LOST A UTTLE
;e\ght,'dad;' but
YOU LOOK MIGHTY y
GOOD To,
Fr»k Jtf Mtrkrj SyrndirmU,
, I GUESS A FEW DAYS AROUND
, THE OLD COOK HOUSE W/ILU
TAKE CARE OF-THAT; FLIP" *
;/\ e>Y THE WAY. 3EFF TELLS ME THAT
HAL THOMPSON IS COINING THE
SHOW NEYT WEEK !
SAY, I'LL BET
that makes mvra
PRETTY HAPPY
HOW IS THE SWEET
CHILD ANYHOW ?
5±r.
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LALA PALOOZA —Vincent Always Travels by Air
By RUBE GOLDBERG
O, MISTER, PLEASE
HELP ME - FATHER’S
IN ONE OP HIS
TANTRUMS
AGAIN
WHO, ME?
NO LADY
EVER HADDAl
ASK ME
FER HELP
TWICE
A LADY IN DISTRESS APPEALS
TO VINCENT
POOR father! ever
SINCE HE MET WITH
FINANCIAL REVERSES
HE’S BEEN UNDER
THE DOCTOR’S CARE
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STOP CRYIN*,
MISS - I’LL QUIET
YOUR OLD MAN
IF I GOTTA
BOP TM ONE
OH, MISTER ,
YOU’RE SO
KIND
DON’T LET THIS BOTHER
YOU, MISS - IT
HAPPENS TO ME
ALL THE TIME
V\
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc.
S’MATTER POP— Und Das Iss How It Happened!
By C. M. PAYNE
An! 'Po'p, t+|a
'3)06 tHou^Ht*
’hotter t>os
w a 5 Toi-ut'Riu’
A ANtSir 4!lSSEUf,
AN wewT WiP^,
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BeU Syndicate.—WNU Service
MESCAL IKE By s. L. HUNTLEY
Try and Tell a Woman Anything
NOW MISS SALLY, REMCMOeR-
YLM BRiM€» TM’ ROD BACK ) 7n-rJ
FAST AN! 1 THEM FORWARD TWICE
AS FAST>AM’ DOnTT FCRG*r TO yWrV
KBEP TM’ REEL HANDLE UP^l^.. L.TF
wmilst yo^r y~y- VUP ,VJ ™
une eoes/Tv ,
jout:
POP—Not Too Big, Please
By J. MILLAR WATT
THANKS/
W—L
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• NOT MORE- THAN
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
PLEASE !
The BeU Syndicate. Inc.—WNU Service
CHOICE IN BOOKS
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS | [
1b KEEP JlWlOR (Wltf, FKfHtR,
WHO W#tfS-fo READ W£R,
SU6USHS Hroondosiucv
AMP6E1'ABOOV
IH IES51V»A« AWWIt,
JUNIOR IS BAIN >SKiN6
BrfHER 1b ITU HIM WHKH
WOULD BE A GOOD BOOk
TMUFR mii. him 1b Pick
0>»E 0U1 TOR HIMSEU ANP
PHASE PONT IHfOtRUPt
HU A£MH
JUNIOR PRESEN1LV WHISPERS
HPS SORRV-foBOfriER HIM
BUf HE CAN'T REACH fHE
OWE HE WANT'S
FRTrtTR SETS UP AHP RE
SINS REACHING BOONS FROM
TOP SMELT, AS JUNIOR KEEPS
O1PW6IK0 MiND.
AS FATHER SETTLES to
PAPER ASA IN, JUNIOR RE
PORTS HE’S HNISHEP WrW
THIS ONE.
FATHER,PAtiEHfE WORN
1HMI, ieus HIM 1b SfANP OFF CHAIR, SCRAP)HS KND
ON A CHAIR ANP SET >1 FATHER, SiSHiNG. ABANP6MT
FOR HIMSELF" TAPER.
a,ll Syndlrx, —WNU Srrvw*
TRY ANYTHING ONCE
A butcher in Ohio received from
a friend in Florida several small al
ligators, which he proudly displayed
in a small tank at his store, so as
to arouse public interest. One of
his best customers came into the
shop that afternoon. He noticed the
alligators and looked at them quite
a long time.
Then he said to the butcher: “I
suppose a person might as well be
dead as to be out of style. I’ve
never eaten them before, but you
can give me a couple of pounds of
alligator. What’s the best way to
cook ’em?”
• No Use Trying
“Won’t you take the sleeping pow
der the doctor prescribed, Maria?”
asked Mr. Meek.
“Yes—but you won’t get the front
door key,” replied his wife.
Round Robbers
Clarence—Have you heard Frank’s
story of how he fought off tluree
robbers single-handed?
Jim—Yes, I told it to him.
Cheerful News
ZEKO WEATHER.
PEPORrtD IN CANADA
BUZZARD PAGING IN
THE NOCmWEST
WINTRV PI AST
HEAPED THIS MV
OH PEAK I JUST
loath THE COMING
OF WINTER.
snow Blankets
TVIc MOUNTAINS
WINTER STOPS WAR
ACTIVITY IN EUROPE
(WHV SERVICE)!
Cap, Scarf, Mittens
To Keep Tot Warm
Pattern 6504.
Any little girl will be overjoyed
to find this woolly set in her Christ
mas stocking. It’s done in simple
crochet. Pattern 6504 contains di
rections for making cap, scarf and
mittens in a 4, 6 and 8 year size;
materials needed; illustrations of
them and stitches; color schemes.
To obtain this pattern send 15
cents in coins to The Sewing
Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259
W. 14th St., New York, N. Y.
Please write your name, ad
dress and pattern number plainly.
DON’T GIVE
YOUR CHILD
A “Bargain” Remedy You
Don’t Know All About
A child's life is beyond the price of pennies
Ask ■ your Doctor before giving
your child doubtful “bargain”
remedies. No family need take
this chance today.
Wait. Think first. Are yqu absolutely
sure you should give a single dose of
that drug to your child? Internally!
It was sold, you recall, as “some
thing just as good”, for a few
pennies less.
A very dear purchase it could be!
For your own peace of mind alone,
give no home remedy you’re not
quite certain about without getting
your own doctor’s opinion. And
never go against it.
Even in the case of the common
children’s remedy, milk of magne
sia, ask your doctor what he ap
proves. And when he says “Phillips*
Milk of Magnesia” see that you get
exactly that by asking expressly for
“Phillips’ ” when you buy...never
ask for just “milk of magnesia”.
If your child prefers Phillips) in
the newer form—tiny peppermint-
flavored tablets, give it this way.
But whether you get liquid Phillips’
or Phillips’ Tablets get the genuine
Phillips’.Look for the name , •Phillips ,
MUk of Magnesia” on bottle or box.
PHILLIPS* MAGNESU
By Understanding i
Justice between men or between
nations can only be achieved!
dirough understanding and good
tvill.—Jane Addams.
for CHEST COlDSfS
QUICK-RUB ON SUPER-MEDICATED
PENETRO. LET IT GET IN ITS GOOD
WORK.FASTER. BECAUSE IT CONTAINS
2 TO 3 TIMES MORE MEDICATION
THAN ANY OTHER SALVE SOLD
NATIONALLY FOR COLDS’
MUSCULAR ACHES AND
NASAL MISERIES. lo
MEDI CATED RU B
National Calamity
Every war is a national calam
ity whether victorious or not.—
Gen. Von Moltke.
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