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/ THE SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C, APRIL 23, 1943 Fun for the Whole Family SPARKY WATTS By BOODY ROGERS LALA PALOOZA —The Unveiling By RUBE GOLDBERG THAT’S WHY I'M INVENTIN; SIS-Y’SEE, I PUT THIS SLEEPY CAT UNDER THE THE BUCKET OF CANTALOUPE$-WHEN THE SPOOK COMES IN, HE STEPS ON TH’ CAT-TH’ CAT JUMPS UP AN* KNOCKS THE CANTALOUPES INTO TH’AIR- A CANTALOUPE HITS THE BROOM, LOWEKINC-. THE TON&S WHICH GRAB TH' SHEET AN’ TH* SPRING YANKS TH’ SHEET OFF th’ spookIs HEAD AN’SHOWS US WHETHER IT’S REALLY OL* MAN THORNTON OR SOME PHONEY- SIMPLE, AIN’T IT ? POP—Niceties Must Be Observed By J. MILLAR WATT Please excuse my SPEAKIWO TO YOU ( \ WITH MY MOUTH \ FULL, SIR. — REG’LAR FELLERS—Blackout Guaranteed By GENE BYRNES RAISING KANE—Poor Dillard man egflcagg/ Olwepe HAS SEEN CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION LATELY AS TO CJHV Sugar married such a man as DILLARD KANE, WHOM ALMOST EVERYONE QEUEVES TO B£ HOMELY, LAZY, CARELESS, UN DIGNIFIED AND STUPID/ BUT- SUGAP LOVES HIM AS HE IS // SHOULD DILLARD CHANGE? OR SHOULD HE REMAIN'HIMSELF'? WHAT DO you THINK ? By FRANK WEBB CROSS TOWN By Roland Coe Showing the Pane) Type of Slip Cover TN EVERY price range today A there are handsome flowered materials for slip covers. The patterns are designed so that a motif may be centered in each part of a chair to make a panel. This is not difficult to do if you cut straight pieces first according to the widest and longest measure ment of the part to be covered, plus one inch at all seams and four inches for a seat tuck-in. Pin and trim to fit, as shown. Seams that are to be sewn without welting are pinned and basted from the wrong side. Unpin seams where welting is to be used. Baste the welting to the right side of the seam edge, then baste the seam. A right-toe cording foot is best for welted seams as it allows the bulky material to be on the left where it will rest dn the machine leaf. • • • NOTE—Readers who have sent for copies of the series of booklets numbered one to eight, prepared by Mrs. Spears, will be pleased to know that BOOK • is now ready. This new book contains 31 gay and tluT.fty things for your home with Illustrated directions. To get a copy sead 15 cents to: MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Bedford Hills New York Drawer M Enclose 15 cents for Book No. t. Name Address TOPS FOR YOUR BAM Smooth It* add luatre—atjl« # with fragrant dressing—only 38o. MOROUNEtonVc Shaky Japan Earthquake shocks occur in one part or another of Japan at the rate of almost four a day. For Only 10/Now Dr. Hitchcock s LAXATIVE POWDER SNAPPY FACTS 0 ABOUT RUBBER m A slngla 10-ton ponton fcrW— oats up 3200 powito of rafrhor and 2.01 poands nra asod tor oach roll of adhoshm plastar mado for tho Army** modlonf Wo'vo Hoard a lot about tiro switch ing lately, but tho practice would or realized that equalizing wear on all tiros can inoroaso troad ■iloago ‘ 180%. ploco, proforobly away froo» ’ or oxposurn to ton- To make the bullet-sealing gasoHno tanks of a Flying Fortress requires 1660 pounds of rubber. _ ktm Argontofwn Is v botanists call Y-Yu-Lee) a scrawny a as art sbrab of Control JUoorlco andloctbwsst 11.3. wMcb Is bolnp dorolopodtor I%mi m peace K/h/Svttrt- icfcs all ub d RHEUMATISM NEURITIS-LUMBAGO MCNEIL'S MAGIC REMEDY BRINGS BLESSED RELIEF Lars* Bottl.ll w-M-rf»l2S-SMBS out till III! STMES w IT lift ranc<!|t McNElL omia CO, toe. S30 Breed Street—leelmi—ea B