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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1940 -r- THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young BIG TOP By ED WHEELAN 'uncle Jeff* this is "red" O'Mare anp heO HAS A NERV CLEVER TRICK DCX5- rr — - AJAMED ’ NMMl SKIERS; VEH? AND T SUPPOSE HE WANTTS To SOIN THE SHO^.EH ?•• Fraak Jay Markty SyB4i»l*. r '“Uiki (hUK^" XI N\VRA , KIDS APE AM AVJFUL NUISANCE IN THE SHOW BUSINESS B.UT, AT THAT VNEME <3oT To GET, A DOCr TD TAKE- POOR OLD PLACE 1 SO LET'S SEE VJWAT VtoU’VE GOT “THERE ,SoMN/ ! - <*) 'RED" AlOW POT-NWHISKERS" THRU ALL SORTS OF CART WHEELS ENDING VMfTH A SENSATIONAL HEAD STAND ATTA, eoy !• 1 T •4a ^ //■ v,-S<****~- LALA PALOOZA —Vincent Earns an Introduction By RUBE GOLDBERG I' WISH COULD THINK OF SOME WAY TO BREAK ICE WITH THAT DOLL HOLD ’EM HIGH, MISS - AND DON’T MOVE TILL I CLEAN OUT THE SAFE AND SCRAM !P1 9 . 4 SS|Tjf»' SORRY TO SUTT IN, MISS - BUT IT WAS LUCKY I SHOWED UP WHEN I DID - NOW, W-W-WHAT’S YOUR NAME? OH, THANK T YOU - MY NAME IS-ER- IT’S - ER- JANE SMITH % Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc. S’MATTER POP—Boom! Out of a Clear Sky! Ha, By C. M. PAYNE \ i 1 ^ a <Tteleased by Tne Bell Syndicate. Inc.) (£■ MESCAL IKE By a l. huntley Time Out! ^A/vPA.TM 1 VOONGUM PASS HIM TH' fsSS I BALL ANl' HELL SHOW OUS A KJEW PLAY ~ THOUGHT UP WELL SEE WUAT HE'S AIMIW TO DO i ALL f MEM GIT t: yt w iL' & <3 u3 apt^. Q POP—Easy Lesson No. 1 By J. MILLAR WATT what's up, colonel? VIOO LOOK WORRIBLV WORRIED VES, POP ! I'M LOSING MV MEMORY ! I WELL, NEVER MIND, OLD MAN JUST TRY TO FORGET ALL ABOUT IT ! £7j 9-3 by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) U HANDKERCHIEF By GLUYAS WILUAMS j ■ IS KfP m ROOK. F/rtta 1tu HIM, FOR WYS WKE, NWit SKIFFLE — USE A HANDKERCHIEF V/lfHOOf aoPFltfe A WORD, 6ROPES M POCKEf Fishes ik other pocket srtB up, $rtu nthvwe, and makes more *6M«0U6H SEARCH , HAVW6 TO ADMIT AT U51 Thai he naswt sot a hawdkerchief IiSTfifS DUfifUm WHILE father lectures him FttR BE ms SO CTRELESS AS 16 BE WITHOUT ONE AND SAYS HE’LL LEHD*HIM HIS FOR HOW RETURNS CHEERFULLY To H)S BOOK AS FATHER^, serrchiks Pockets, wscouers That he left HIS HANDKERCHIEF M OTlCR SUlT Tha Ball lymllcat,. Jnt.—WNU farvlca BOOMERANG A man on trial for his life was being examined by a group of scien tists. Suddenly one doctor jumped up and shouted at him: “Quick, how many feet has a cen tipede?” The man came back in a dry, dry voice: “Gad, is that all you have to wor ry about?” Art Discouragement “Do cowboys every come to Crim son Gulch?” “No,” said Cactus Joe. “They’ve got kind o’ bashful. They don’t feel able to compete in eloquence and grace with the kind of cowboys we’re showin’ at our motion picture theater.” ' * THE SPORTING THING By LANG ARMSTRONG Ain’t It Wonderful? Old Bach—I’ve found something to live for, something to fill my life, something to occupy every waking moment. Miss Sweet—Yes, I know—bridge. It is a fascinating game. 7” iT3*ss*0 C*-; *3waW»rCa#i«HB ^CcroCcr ' I 'HIS doll is as fascinating to -*■ make and dress as she is to look at. And what little girl or grown-up wouldn’t be charmed with her gay clothes, yarn curls and easy-to-embroider features. * * « Pattern 2578 contains a pattern and di rections for making a MVa-mch doll and clothes; materials required. Send order to: Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave. New York Enclose 15 cents in coins for Pat tern No Name Address FOR SHAVING COMFORT — PI J SAVING USE SINQLE EDGE OR < lO DOUBLE EDGE Finest Swedish Steel Kent Blades Ffc Your Aim Success lies, not in achieving what you aim at, but in aiming at what you ought to achieve, and pressing forward, sure of achieve ment here, or if not here, here after.—R. F. Horton. ^ NESCO/ .Circulating a Kerosene / v- Heaters ;/ V*«pn:'r ■ 'X > FIRESIDE WARMTH With a NESCO Circulating Kerosene Heater NESCO’S new Portable Circu lating Heaters provide clean, moist heat WHEREVER AND WHENEVER DESIRED. These attractive Cabinet and Round Heaters use kerosene— the cheapest and most easily obtained fueL They have no unsightly flue connections and require no installation and serv icing costs. They deliver 100% heat from the fuel consumed. Attractive, scientifically designed louvres effi- ciendy distribute the heat. Models with the reflector arc project the cheery action of the flame into the room, similar to a fireplace. Thar* ar« twalv* (12) NESCO Keroaan* Heatera ranging in plica from $5.SO and up. Sea them at your dealer. TIFAT Wherever and When- • • • ever You Want Id NATIONAL ENAMELING and STAMPING COMPANY i 313 N. 12th Street, Milwaukee, Wis.