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the Whole BIG TOP By ED WHEELAN V/UAT DO you MEAN VDU "CAN EXPLAIN EVEfcy-TVUN#" ? YMY DID you WIT ALTA WTTH YOUR VMWlp TODAY SO THAT IN Rushing at you ewe * CVERTURN»ED THE TkS-ER'S CAS-E AND MOSUL GOT LOOSE T" A MAN ALIVE, WHAT ARE YOU TALKING. ABOUT ?.’! I DIDN’T MIT ALTA \ Frank Jay Markey Syndicate. Inci, LALA PALOOZA She Goes on a Tear THE''BULL*' STRUCK AT ME VOITH HER TRUNK AS T PASSED - T TUMPED BACK AND MV MJH\P MAV HAVE: > FLICKED HER; BUT, TEFF ^ I HAVE BEEN OOINS To §; THE MENAGERIE EVERY ^ OH.VEAH? SOME Purpose all right !! NWHV DID you SEND ALL the Guards out each TIME UNLESS VOU WERE UP TO SOME KIND OF DIRTY WORK SMI / THERE VOU GO DUMPING AT CONCLUSIONS U USTEN - I HAD A BIG IDEA FOR THE SHOW - LOOK HERE By RUBE GOLDBERG DEAR madam: you are V HEREBY NOTIFIED TO PRODUCE YOUR CHECK BOOKS AND OTHER RECORDS FOR INSPECTION OF YOUR IQ34 INCOME TAX- EDGAR SNOOP DEPUTY TAX COLLECTOR THE GOVERNMENT'S GOTTA NERVE PRYIN* INTO MY PRIVATE AFFAIRS - HOW DO I KNOW WHAT'S BECOME OF ALL THOSE SILLY OLD PAPERS? V BESIDES I'M TRYIN' TO FORGET 1934 AND ALL THE OTHER YEARS THAT MAKE ME THAT MUCH OLDER S’MATTER POP—Officers at Mess Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc. By C. M. PAYNE 'e / iifW-*. Mv v neutAste fw fseu. jvwwcjrre MESCAL IKE By s. l huntley DUKJNO WWETUElO vuu eor it Right .OR NOT- VJEMME THINK Little Too Early, Isn’t It? POP—A Smudgy Hole-In By J. MILLAR WaTT SOMEBODY LEFT A MANHOLE COVER OFF A ' OUTSIDE- OUR AIR-RAID SHELTER - I Helenwrt hy The IIMI 8yw<llr«ie. Iwr.l - AND I GOT IN THE- WRONG ONE: A_I NEW IDEAS tyosi ctfame- By RUTH-WYETH SPEARs J-IOUSES of glass are realities x today and, if you want to givs any house a modern air, try to make the windows seem impor tant. One way is to frame them in a group by covering the wall and leaving the glass exposed. A comparison of these two sketches shows that this may be done even though the windows are unevenly spaced. The cream colored walls, glass curtains and window shades are the same m both and the same MEW BOOK SHELF, LAMP SHADE AMD GAY CHINTZ MAKE THIS CHANGE — CURTAINS HANG OYER WALL FROM THE PICTURE mOULDING-i m WINDOWS SEEM SMALL AND ROOM LACKS COLOR two-toned green rug and the same lamp and pictures are used. The couch and cushions are also the same but the covers are new. An inexpensive chintz with gray- green ground and a flower pattern is used for draperies and to trim the couch cover of heavier gray- green cotton material which is also used for the cushions. The glass curtains are hung on rods suspended from the picture mould ing with picture wire and hooks. The side drapes are unlined but the valance is made over buck ram. Both are tacked to pine strips and are hung with picture hooks. One end of the book shelves is closed in to make ,a head for the couch. The outside is painted gray-green and the in side dark green. The parchment lamp shade has green bindings. NOTE: All types of curtains and drap> eries are clearly explained with cutting and making directions in Mrs. Spears’ SEWING Book 1—draw- curtains, lined draperies, pinch pleated curtains, cornice boards, valance boards, as well as stand ard and period type curtains. Directions for modernizing a couch, various types of chairs, and a fascinating assortment of other useful homemaking projects are con tained in Book 5. Copies are 10 cents each. Send order to: MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York i ' Enclose 20 cents for Books 1 and 5. Name Address Don't be a Blowhard! Remember, that your nose is not made of rubber. If you keep on blowing and blowing, it’s bound to become red, sore, and swollen. So' stop blowing. The easy, modem way to clear stopped-up nostrils due to a cold is to use Mentholatum. All you need do is insert this gentle ointment in side your nostrils—spread some out side, too. See how quickly it clears up the stufloness and relieves irrita tion-how it checks sniffling and sneezing. Once you use Mentholatum you’ll say it’s wonderful. It helps In so many different ways that you should always remember this: For Discom forts of Colds—Mentholatum. Link them together in your mind. Believing 111 Men are much more prone (the greater the pity) both to speak and believe ill of their neighbors than to speak or believe well of them.— Thomas a Kempis. HANDY Heme Uses M0R0UNE ■ WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY JARS 5< AND IO< Education’s Effect Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to en-> slave.—Lord Brougham. .•••••< v.v.v v-.V-Y THE SPORTING THING By LANG ARMSTRONG ii SUBURBAN III M HEIGHTS By GLUYAS WILLIAMS ■ •«• • • t! v.v.v GuN'AS tyiuiwiS Constipation and acid indigestion, headaches, belching, bloating, dizzy spells, sour stomach, bad breath, when due to constipation, should be corrected immediately with B-LAX. These conditions often cause lack of appetite, energy and pept If you don’t feel relieved after the first dose of B-LAX—your druggist will refund your money. FRESH FUEL WAS ADDED TO THE FEUD BETWEEN FRED PERLEY AND HIS NEAT DOOR NE16UB0R WHEN FRED, WITH THE BEST OF INTENTlONSi GQTHjpBDT OF BED TO TELL HIM THERE WAS A SUSPICIOUSMflF IN HIS OARAGE, AND THEN DISCOVERED IT WAS A RfFLEGTION FROM THE STREET LAMP WATCH tbe-Specials You can depend on the spe cial sales the merchants of our town announce in the columns of this paper .They mean money saving to our readers. It always pays tq patronize the merchants who advertise. They are not afrai^ of their mer chandise dr their prices.