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MCCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C„ THURSDAY, MA^ 2# 1941 THE SUNNY SIDE OE Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and BIG TOP By ED WHEEL AN 'v VJHAT you WANT ID DO. SAM, \$>TO KEeP' WlLDCATTlN^'lN AND OUT Op OUR TeRRtTORy AND DF?WE: TWe OLD MAN CUCKOO ■ VLL DO MV BEST ID PUT HIS SHOW ON-THE BUM , BUT VVE GrOT TO WATCH MV STEP AS SOME OF TWE- CrANG APE <3ETT)NGr MldTr/, VJELL, J*LL TELL VOU ONEr [ THIN Q',’* SILK" — IP rTi^.e OLDBOV^ *AP PUINS MV AFTERNOON BUSINESS, I'LL F*CK RKxHT UP AND TUMP TO OTSBURq- A J DAV AHEAP OP H\M M — »-> f SUSPICIOUS OF ME li % L * Trank Jay Marker Syndicate. lne.|^ 0 <¥ o e MEANWHILE.IVE OOTA SCHEME THAT WILL MAKE 3EFE BANGS LOSE. MORE THAN A NIGHTS SLEEP !! LISTEN. A half hour Later VvJELL.TEFF. I THREW A Good scare into sam STINGER !! BELIEVE ME, J TOLD HIM PLENT/ }) r / LALA PALOOZA A Bad Start By RUBE GOLDBERG LALA , COME DOWN - TME INCOME TAX GUY IS MERE AT v OKAY, VINCENT- JUST ONE MORE BEAUTY TOUCH AN* I’LL BE DOWN BABETTE, MAYBE HET.L FALL IN LOVE WITH ME AN* THAT'LL SIMPLIFY -=n EVERYTHING LET*S NOT TALK ABOUT VULGAR TAXES RIGHT AWAY - WHY NOT COME WITH ME ^ , . TO-NIGHT AN* SIT t ( ^ IN MY BOX AT * THE OPERA? SWELL! CAN l BRING MV WIFE AN SEVEN ILDREN ? 4r/>i5 Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc?i S’MATTER POP—Psst! Watch the Top of the Mountain!-^ By C. M. PAYNE < O r ' %v»40«cAr« MESCAL IKE By s. l. huntley Pa Likes to Nibble as He Reads - ' \ \ X v o GEN3ERP STORE I ~ 'j T\\ h ’SPesuoi 5416 - .J4 POP—So Close to Npt Living By J. MILLAR WATT WC LIVE IN QUEER TIMES ! YES- WITH NARROW ESCAPES / V ' crx ^" (Belg<»«<f Tiy Ttfc Bel) Synfllcata. Inc ) / / ' . * t ^ f X'JSr Cl V. ...V i •••••« y.v.*.* THE SPORTING THING By LANG ARMSTRONG ■ / & •’••CA*. -.^4^ *‘I still say you can’t catcli fish tliat way.’* '••• • • The Neighbor hood League By GLUYAS WILLIAMS ♦ J- J WHEM THE MID6ETS HEARD THE BIS BOYS BREAK THEIR ONLY BAT, THEY LOST NO TIME IN CALLING THEIR GAME AND MAKING OFF WITH THEIR OWN BAT TO A SAFE DISTANCE—JUST IN CASE THE BIG BOYS GET IDEAS ,a.iw« », Tit, iwi h» i Wau<«5 'j y s i • Some Waist! Gladys—Last night Ben put his arm around' me tte times. Thelma—Some arm, Td saj# As Per Request “Gwen said if any man her without warnihg she scream for her father.’* “What did you do?” “I warned her.” Saying Something “Fve been asked for refer* our last maid. W'hal on earth < in her favor?" “Well, she has a good appeatm sleeps well." Imp Good Grief! Speaker—Now, ladies and tlemen, I want to tax your » ory. Voice in tfye Audience—1 has it come to that? In Japan you can tell if a gvi is married or single by her Bads. Here you can’t always tell it if a a girl. Will He Be Surprised* “Nice garden, old man. Inf. what do these labels ‘Wait and Sm" mean?’’ “Oh, I just forgot what I ] there!’* HENR? Milt routfP A FETTER, Mflf FOR SKEW WfflWG. HE MENTEP WE first rypEWRtnK IN 1714* THE SETTER WAV TO TREAT coNStimnon due to lack of PROPER "BULK" IN THE PIET £*? CORRECT THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE WITH A PELIOOUS CEREAL, KEUOGG'Sr^r: ALL-BRAN. ..EAT *&&&& IT EVER/CM AND PaMC PLENTY OF WATER. Swift Report Report, that which no evil <kmg of any kind is more swift* b* creases with travel and £»sa strength by its progress.—Vergfll IT. .TO SEE I WORLD’S LARGEST SELLER Regulated Plans Men’s plans should be regnfedtait by the circumstances, not stances by the plans.—Livy. Af eooo DRUG STORES LARGE BOTTLE I «.!<•. $ $ s $ ssssssssssss We Can All Be EXPERT BUYERS 0 In bringing us buying Informolkkk «* to prices that are being oskedl tee what we Intend to buy, and as to Bka> quality we can expect, the adverfnlaifT columns of this newspaper perfaras m worth while service which saves ee many dollars a year. 6 It Is a good habit to form, the hcM> of consulting the advertisements eeery time we make a purchase, though we have already decided just whaf we want and Where we are going to begs It. It gives us the most priceless feclie^ In the world: the feeling of betog adequately prepared. # When we go into o store, prepand beforehand with knowtedge of wbaf i*> offered and at what price, we ge, os- on expert buyer, filled with self-ccwiS- dence. It is a pleasant feeling to tsews* the feeling of adequacy. Most of unhappiness in the world con be toacedl to a lock of this feeling. Thus tising shows another of its manifold facets — shows Itself as an aid toward making all our business reiotiaoshqrs more secure and pleasant. $ss$$$$ss$i*s<s$