McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, September 25, 1941, Image 2
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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1941
THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young
BIG TOP
PAy, AFTfcR EAN<3-S B»ROS. CIRCUS HAD
;CHANGED ITS ROUTE. AND WAS HEAPING
SOUTH To WINTER QUARTERS RED" CAME
*rro HAL'S DRESSING- TENT —
By ED WHEELAN
I'M SORRy. PARDNER,
1 PLUMB FORGOT ALL
ABOUT ITV^'LL
GO OUT THIS AFTERNOON
RIGHT ATTER THB
\CONCERP|y
LALA PALOOZA
BABETTE, look at
THIS JUNK-EVERYTHING IE
Oughta be CLEANED
OUTA VINCENT’S ROOM
INCLUDING
VINCENT
Vincent Loves Pictures
By RUBE GOLDBERG
HE SAVES
EVERYTHING
BUT
MONEY
VINCENT,
WHO ARE ALL
THESE
BEAUTIFUL
LADIES ,
OH, JUST ^
SOME GALS THAT
IUKE ^
V THEN WHY DON’T
YOU BRING ’EM AROUND
HERE SOMETIME
^ CAUSE y
I'M WAITIN'
FOR AN
INTRODUCTION
MYSELF!
S’MATTER POP— All Three Fellahs Cooperate
f/ Frank Jay Markey Syndicate. In£.
By C. M. PAYNE
MESCAL IKE By s.l. huntley
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Seeing Is Believing
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POP—Poor Fellow Didn’t Have a Chance
By J. MILLAR WATT
DID YOU SAY ME LOST
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HE DIDN'T KNOW .
THEY WERE LOADED/
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'TRYING I'D GET TO THE FRONT POOR TO OPEN ,
IT FOR CALLERS &EFORE THEY HAVE A CHANCE
TO me THE BELL, WHEN YOU HAVE UOST WON
A TWO-HOUR BATTLE TO GET THE BABY ASLEEP
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TRUTH
Client—I thought you left word in
your office that you were out on
important legal business?
Counselor—Just so. This ball
game seems to be highly important,
and I can assure you that it is per
fectly legal.
WITH A KISS
*T don’t understand this stuff
about sealed proposals?”
“Huh?”
*Tt must be a very strange young
man who would send a girl a pro
posal that wasn’t sealed.”
SIGNALS
*T see one of the firefly twins dyed
himself green and the other one dyed
himself red. Were th$y getting tired
of being mistaken for each other?”
“Oh, no, but they have a job as
sidelights on a dragon fly.”
TOO BAD
*T believe I shall have to give up t
bridge.”
“Really? Isn’t the game worth
the scandal?”
HAUGHTY
Suitor—I am not rich like you, but
I am young, strong and willing to
work. May I speak to your father?
Heiress—Why not? He is con
stantly hiring young men with just
such qualifications as you enu
merate.
ROGERS BROS.
“That couple over there seems
very spoony.”
“Yes, he was born with a silver
spoon in his mouth, and she is mak'
ing a collection of silver spoons.”
SUGGESTION
“Here, waiter, this doughnut’s like
rubber. I can’t eat it to save my
life.”
“You’re not expected to, sir. For
that purpose you wear it under your
arms.”