The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 09, 1944, Image 9
THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C.
!> I
THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young
5PARKY WATTS
By BOODY ROGERS
r WHAT'YOU
SAY YOU WERE
KIPNAPEPANO
ESCAPEP WITHOUT j
TH’ KIPNAPERS
KNOWING IT ?'
YES, THEY
LOCKED ME IN
A ROOM OF
THEIR CABIN—
-I POUBT IF
THEY’LL LOOK
IN IT UNTIL
AFTER TOPAY*
GAME.'
m' w
1 HAVE A
HUNCH THEIR
LEAPER IS
BETTING
AGAINST US
ANP IS HERE
IN TH’
Jl I
WHEN HE
SEES ME HE’LL
GOTO TH’
CABIN TO
WHO HIS GANG
KIPNAPEP'
"SO IF 1 CAN GET I 1
THIS GAME OYER <1*1
OMirKPP TUAN I1SIIAI 1 t V,\
QUICKER THAN USUAL'
I MAY GET BACK
THERE BEFORE
HE POES-
K
-ANP WHEN
HE OPENS MY
PRISON POOR
THERE I’LL.
SIT.'
Ffli J>y Markyy Sy«t{ir»«r
SPARKY, YOU’RE
GONNA GET THOSE
GUYS SO MIXEP
UP THEY WON’T
KNOW THEIR
MOTHERS
SLA/
H/lPP y
LALA PALOOZA —A Business Stroke
By RUBE GOLDBERG
MADAM,
THE FIGHT
PROMOTER
IS HERE
TO TALK TO
MISTER )< -
VINCENT
//
OH, DEAR-POOR VINCENT
CAUGHT COLD IN HIS
THROAT AND CANT
UTTER A WORD-BUT
HE'LL HAVE TO SEE
THE MAN l GUESS
m.
NOW, LISTEN, VINCENT-I'M
READY TO PUT UP A PURSE OF
#aEr,000 FOR A MATCH BETWEEN
MOPTOPAN' FEUX DE ROQUEFORT-
YOU WONT TALK, EH-WELL
rut RA\SE IT TO % 50,000-
7 YOU’RE CERTAINLY A HARD GUY
TO DO BUSINESS WITH I'LL
BOOST ITTO # 75,000-NOT A
PEEP OUTAYAl WELL, I'LL
HOIST TTTO £ 100,000 AN’
THAT’S MY LAST A*
FINAL OFFEF
GRACIOUS'. VINCENT’S IV
fainted: WHAT COULD
THAT AWFUL MAN
HAVE DONE TO
HIM!
REG’LAR FELLERS—Double Duty Idea
By GENE BYRNES
BOY — !
IT CER.TAINY IS
TIRESOME. T'REAO
THIS BOOK AN' WATCH
"FER. /AIRPLANES AT
TH’ SAME TIME.’
WELL- !
I CANT NECSLECK.
MY DOOTY— BUT
AT TH SAME.
TIME —
BRAINS, THA'S WHAT
I GOT AN 1 TH’ NAVY SHOWS'
ME HOW T USE 'EM—
I GOT AN IDEA!
NOW SO LONG AS
MOM DON'T MISS
THIS MIRROR, I'M IN
1 TH' GROOVE.'
m
POP—And Pop Goes Off in a Cloud
DOES THIS POWDER.
SO OFF WITH
A BANO ?
NO! IT GOES ON
WITH A
PUFF /
RAISING KANE—The Once-Over
IT
By FRANK WEBB
Pttesee«*r»
'COLOSSAL PEOPLE'
/ ui k A
[ I IT n (©Re^T
f
(Jlscy ffeMCiLPOINT TMe
necoSPaper editor coho
TRAINS MEN TO Sire DOES
FOR SPECIAU NEuS ITEMS'
PRIVATE
BUCK
Bj
Clyde Lewis
CROSS
TOWN
By
Roland Coe
“Hey, fellers, my hiccaps are gone!
'Have patience, sir! I’m trying to catch a waiter’s eye!
ON THE
EFI
'T'HERE is a shortage of metal
-*■ curtain rods, yet for two gen
erations we have not se£n such
elaborate window treatments. Th»
formal swags, cascades and jabots
so dear to our grandmothem
seem to be exactly right with the
Victorian furniture that is gaining
in popularity all the time.
Each piece of the , draped
valance shown here is cut sepa
rately. The diagram at the left
! CENTCR
l£=4-
LEAT
BIAS
LENGTH PE EACH SWAS
USE TAPE MEASURE OVER POLE - x
TO CALCULATE TOP ACID BOTTOM []
gives the dimensions of the enl
jabots. The side swags cross m
the middle and a center swag
overlaps them. The measurements
of this center swag are given
here, but these will vary accords
ing to the space the swag is Is
fill. Each swag is cut bias at tbs
ends and pleated and tacked one*
the pole, as shown at the fames
left. The method of taking
measurements is shown ait the
right.
NOTE—This Is the third of ■ series
modern adaptations of period curtaia fa
Ions. Formal swag valances mounted <
a valance board are illustrated with sfe
by-step directions in BOOK 1. The le
formal type draped in one piece is Sbm
in BOOK 5. Books are 15 cents esc
Order direcUy from:
MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS
Bedford Hills New Y«
Drawer M
Enclose 15 cents for each book 4
sired.
Name
Address
Gas on Stomach
When exeew stomachs aases paiirftoi, sufluujh
Inff gas, sour stomach and heartburn. doctarstsftasilF
prescribe the fastest-actingr medicines known for
symptomatic relier—medicines like thoseiu ileltaftft
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ana brings amstfwetftsm
jiffy or double your money beck c
to ae. 25e at all druggists.
/^7\ REALLY bne tst-
cflRmsn
BRAND
ORANGE PEKOE & =EKGE
v T-6 R /
IRRITATIONS OF
EXTERNAL CAUSE
Acne pimples, eesema, factory d<
simple
tory dra-mw
titis, simple ringworm, tetter, salt rheum,
bumps, (blackheads), and ugly brofcew-
out akin. Millions relieve itcnin^, bone,
ing and soreness of these miseries wifk
simple home treatment. Goes to work at
once. Aida healing, works the antiseptie
way. Dae Black and White Ointment only
aa directed. 10c, 25c, 50c siscs. 25 yearf
success. Money-back guarantee. Vitft
in cleansing is good soap. Enjoy fa
mous Black and White Sion Soap daily.
UBHTENi
TANNED CiSS M
dmk amn
Dr. FRED PahMr’s Skin
WMtsftorllgbtens and brightens
rough, blotchy, tanned-dark akin
(externally caused). Use 7 da;
If not satisfied MONEY
S6e at drag stores. FHU Semple.
“ “ ‘ “ \LENOL
Send 8e postage to GALENOL,
Dept U. Box 264, Atlanta, Georgia.
DR: FRED PALMER’S
SKIN WHITENER
’ BAi
FLIES * * v
ARE STUCK OK IT
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA J*
LrHEFLyACT/A5
INTERMEDIATE HftiT 'w
FOR DI5EA5E GERMS -
/. WHICH DEVELOP M
‘ ITS BLOOD TO THE
POINT WHERE THE/
ARE VIRULENT-
WHEN
INTRODUCED
INTO THE
CIRCULATION
OF MANOR
MAST
DON'T TOLERATE FUES/
Cufcd 'e*t wpCL
TanglefooT
I FLYPAPER I
It’s the old reliable that never felts.
Economical, not rationed For saja tit
hardware, drug and grocr >.
CATCHES THE GERM
AS WELL A( THE FLY,
n sheets 25f