McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, January 11, 1940, Image 7
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SUNNY SIDE OF
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young
BIG TOP
By ED WHEELAN
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A FEW MHSOTfeS LATER
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CANVASMAN AND SAV I
WANT HIM ID ROUND UP
WS G-ANG AT ONCE AND_
OVjy OUT THE* BIG- TOP
LOOKS 2JKE "THERE'S
PLEhJTy OF WIND IN
^V^THOSE CLOUDS.".
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LALA PALOOZA —L&1& Goes in for Science
By RUBE GOLDBERG
LALA, PROFESSOR
VAN GADGET NEEDS
DOUGH TO FINISH.
HIS GREAT
AUTOMOBILE
INVENTION HE’S
SO SMART I CAN’T
UNDERSTAND HIS
TALK
PLEASE, SIS -
HELP THE GUY*
I’M SO SURE
HE’S GOT
SOMETHING BIG
I’M GONNA
WORK FOR HIM
MYSELF
YOU-work!
I CAN’T BELIEVE
IT‘ TAKE ME
TO THAT MAN
BEFORE I FAINT*
I WONDER IF ~
THAT FELLOW
VINCENT REALLY
MEANT IT WHEN
HE SAID HE’D
GET ME
FINANCIAL
AID - HE
LOOKED
LIKE
BUM
PM SURE HE’LL
HELP US, FATHER-
DIDN’T YOU SEE
THE WAY HE
LOOKED AT
MB?
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LALA, SHE’S GOT
BEAUTIFUL LINES
AND TWO OF THE
SWELLEST LAMPS
YOU EVER SAW!
VINCENT, ARC
YOU TALKING
ABOUT THE MAN’S
DAUGHTER
OR HIS
CAR?
LALA CAN’T WAIT TO GET A
PEEK AT PROF. VAN GADGET’S
MYSTERIOUS HYDROCAR
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate. Inc.
S'MATTER POP— A New Cherry Tree Story May Break Soon
By Ca M. PAYNE
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VA SAV IF- T*/a
^ATZme-r Catches
VA UT> IM T^A
C+Jeircv tree.
Ben Syndicate.—WNU Service.
MESCAL
BrAL HUNTLEY
Yeah, Hurry Up
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POP— Preparing to Bed Down for the Night
By J. MILLAR WATT
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THE- FOREMAN OF THE
JURY MAS JUST ORDERED
ELEVEN SANDWICHES AND
A BALE OPjJt*. MAY i
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THAT CONVEYS
The Bell Syndicate. Inc.—WNU Service
absolutely^ nothing
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At the Door
TRIED THEM ALL
4 ‘Do we have to wait very much
longer for Mummy, Daddy?”
‘‘No, not now. They’ve just taken
the last pair of shoes out of the
window.”
Watch Your Words, Men!
Bashful Suitor—I love the good,
the true and beautiful.
Stella—This is so sudden; but
I’m sure Father will consent.
He KnoWs
Teacher—Johnny! Can you tell
me what a waffle is?
Johnny—Yes’m; it’s a pancake
with a nonskid tread.
Another Name for It
“Mother, why don’t we ever have
hash for dinner?”
“Hush, child! We can’t afford ev
erything.”
Science
Science is resourceful. It couldn’t
pry open Pullman car windows so
it air-conditioned the train.
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By GLUYAS WILLIAMS □ □
n?n> PERlfY HAS 6P02. CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS OH HIS HAHDS, BECAUSE,
happehins To be at The communhv club when thev were pelivered, he paid
r&R THEM AND THEM THE WOMEN REFUSED FlAttY 1b HA\/E AHYfHlMG to PO
WKH -THEM, CLAIMING 'THEY HAD ORDERED MACAROONS
Ttw BeU »r»<Hc»W. Iiic *-WT»V fcnrtr.
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Garment Bags Made
From Odds and Ends(
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By RUTH WYETH SPEARS
“FJEAR MRS. SPEARS: 1
thought you might be inters
ested in how I made garment bags
for each member of my family,
almost entirely from things I had
on hand. The foundation part of
each was made of %-inch ~board g
a screw-eye; a hook from a hang
er; and five small screw hooka
underneath. For the bag, I com*
bined muslin flour sacks with odds
and ends of figured cottons and
/TURN,tf . * • *
'BASTE
AND
PRESS BV.* •*
EDGES OfU • •.*
OPENING
3 PIN, BASTE
AND STITCH
ZIPPER
IN
OPENING
rSIDE
trimmed the joinings with bias
tape. I followed your directions in
SEWING Book 2, for initials of
bias tape to mark the bags.”
At the upper left is sketched
the foundation that this reader,
used. If a zipper is used for the
opening, the 36-inch length is best!
If you put it in a curved line, you
will have a wider opening. Each
step in applying the zipper in thiF
way is shown here. /
* * •
NOTE: The Sewing Basket in
every thrifty household should
contain a copy of Mrs. Spears*
Sewing Book 2, in which she il
lustrates the five standard meth
ods of repairing all kinds of fab
rics. Thirty-two pages to delight
every lover of fine handwork. .To
get your copy send 10 cents in coin
to Mrs. Spears, Drawer 10, Bed
ford Hills, New York, to cover,
cost. ,
0UT0F SORTS?!
Hm» is Amazing Relief of
Conditions Dus to Sluggish Boi
If you think an laxatives
set alike, just try this
ell vseatabta laxative*
ough. refreshing, invigorating. Da*
Pend able relief from sick headaches, bilious spells,
tired feeling when aaaoriated with constipation.
URfliniif Dick 25c box of NR from your
VVIUIOIII RISK druggist. Make the test-then
if not delighted, return the box to us. We wiR
refund the purchase
price. That’s fair.
Get NR Tablets today.
— ——• W UO* WUB
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Best Beloved
It is a good thing to be ri~h,
and a good thing to be strong/ but
it is a better thing to be beloved
by many friends.—Euripides.
Poor Little
SKINNY CHILDREN
look so puny, really can’t get all the fan
they should. For those children who need
the Vitamin B Complex and Iron of Vinol
to stimulate their appetites, Vinol has
been found helpful by mothers every
where. At your drug store, or write Vinol
Co., 94 S. Wabasha, St. Paal, Minn.
Desirable Heritage I
An honorable reputation is a
second patrimony. *— Publilius
Syrus.
far CHEST COLDS ?,S
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. (o
PENETRO
MEDICATED RUD
No, No, No
V
Never volunteer for nothing un
der no circumstances.—Wirkus.
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in your community who
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Attach one dollar to this ad, mail to
BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES SALES
COMPANY, 280 Madison Ava, New York,
together with your Name, Address
and Two REFERENCES. We will send
you postpaid two regular size jars
of this cream with details includ
ing selling price and discounts.
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—SAFETY
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the height—the advertise
ments in newspapers direct
you to newer, better and
easier ways of providing
the things needed or
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low it whenever you
make a purchase.