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THE SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C., FEBRUARY 20, 1942
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LALA PALOOZA —A Dummy Comes to Life
By RUBE GOLDBERG
GOLLY* THE STATUES IN
THIS WAX MUSEUM ARE
SO REAL Y’HAFTA TOUCH
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate. Inc.
REG’LAR FELLERS—All the Trimmin’s
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And It^s Going to Get Worse
POP—An Old Hand at the Job
By J. MILLAR WATT
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LOVELORN
Miss Sweet—And were you never
in love?
Bachelor—Once; with a meer
schaum pipe. But I dropped it.
WITH HIS BLESSING
\
When you told father you could
support me in the manner I was
accustomed to, what did he say?”
“He said, ‘Take her, I can’t do
it.’ ”
PILLAR TO POST
‘‘Papa, I’ve been engaged a year
now, and Henry thinks we ought to
get married.”
“I know you’ve been engaged a
year, but not to Henry all that
time.”
NOVICE
Mr. Sea Hawk—One of those man
birds was around here yesterday, he
made an awful splash in landing.
Mrs. Duck—Yes, I saw him, too
Why he can’t light on the water as
well as my little Jimmy, who has
had only two lessons.
CAPABLE
“Did you make a fool of that poor
fellow?”
“Why, no, my dear. I just let
him do that himself.”
BUT AN IDIOT
“See here, what do you mean by
going around telling people I am a
first class idiot?”
“I didn’t say first class.”
UNHAPPY
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“Speaking of the movies, I like
shows with a happy ending.”
“So do I, but my wife almost al
ways loses a handkerchief or a
glove."
Telling Mystic Fortunes
Lends You New Glamour
XYTHAT enthralling fortunes you
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for your “magic crystal” just an
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“Cross of Fifteen.”
The 15 cards are arranged as a
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the future. Can the fortune-seek
er expect happiness? The Ten of
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• • •
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As We Love
The more we love, the better we
are; and the greater our friend
ships are, the dearer we are to
Gcd.—Jeremy Ta' .or.
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FEHN-fl-MIHTToi
Elevated Her
Miss Jinks—You mean you let that
tall corporal steal a kiss from you?
Miss Short—Yes, but he had to hold
me up to do it.
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Man the Actor
Man is a make-believe animal—
he is never so truly himself as
when he is acting a part.—Hazlitt.
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