The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 09, 1946, Image 7

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THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY. S. C. CROSS TOWN By Roland Coe “If he wants a ride yon’d better give it to him. His ancle carries a lot of weight in this precinct!” NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller MUTT AND JEFF JEFI- NOW THAT WE'RE ENSASED I WISH You'd so in and Y MARRY ASK PAPA IF You I you? By Bud Fisher A WRONG TWIST The old Negro drayman’s mule had balked in the middle of the road, completely blocking traffic. After working and pleading in vain, the old fellow made his way to a telephone in a nearby farmhouse. Calling his employer in town a few miles away, his conversation went this way: “Boss, ol’ • Puidin-Head done sulked ag’in. Ye’suh, I’s give 'im a whippin’—I’s built a fire under 'im, too. “Ye’suh, I done tried tawkin’ wid ’im. Don’t do no good. I’s prom ised ’im ’bout ever’thing us got in de barn. “Dat’s right, I’s twisted his ears till dey’s knotted lak ribbons. “Nawsuh, I do lak you say—I ain’t gonna twist his tail. A gent’- mun who driv up an’ got out to he’p me done tried dat. Dey’s tuk him to de hospital. He looked lak a city-bawn gent-mun.” QUITE A STROLL The proud mother was telling the absent-minded professor of her won derful child. “Can he walk?’’ he asked with affected interest. “Walk? Why, he’s beef walking now for five months!” “Is that so?” murmured the pro fessor, lapsing into reflection. “What a long way he must have gone!” LITTLE REGGIE By Margarita REGULAR FELLERS VIRGIL By Len KleU S Willing to Try Two farmers had been bargaining over a cow at a leisurely pace for more than an hour. Finally the pros pective buyer came flatly to the point. "How much milk does she give?” he asked. “Well,” said the cow’s owner, “I don’t rightly know — ain’t never measured what Prunella gives, to tell the truth. But she’s good na- tured—she’ll give all she can.” Giddyep! The deacon of a small church in the south bought a horse and buggy and took his wife out for a drive one Sunday afternoon. They came to a neighboring town and saw a sign which read: “Speed Limit — 15 Miles Per Hour.” “Here, Ma,” said the deacon ex citedly, “you take the lines and drive and I’ll use the whip. Maybe we can make it.” Proof “Are you positive that the defend ant was drunk?” asked the judge. “No doubt,” growled the officer. “Why are you so certain?” “Well,” replied the officer, “I saw him put a penny in the patrol box on Fourth street, then look up at the clock on the church and shout: ’Good heavens, I’ve lost 14 pounds!’ ” IGNORANCE OF THE LAW Justice in our early western courts was willing enough, but fre quently abysmally ignorant. In a certain California trial, the suspect, having clearly established his inno cence of the charge against him by an alibi, had the satisfaction of hearing the prosecuting attorney re mark to the court: “I think, your honor, that this trial had better stop right here. The alibi has been fully established.” “I think so, myself,” replied his honor, with an approving nod; and then, summoning the prosecutor to his side, he said, in a stage whisper which was only too audible through out the courtroom, “I say, what is the penalty for an alibi?” A Bit Mazy A New Yorker who went to live in Boston decided to get rid of an old cat left in his new home by the former tenants. So he put it into a sack and took it clear over on the other side of town and turned it loose in a vacant lot. “Well,” remarked a friend, “I suppose you got rid of the cat all right.” “Heck, no!” rejoined the new Bos tonian. “Say, listen, if I hadn’t fol lowed that cat I never would have found my way back home.” SEWING CIRCLE PAHERNS ^Jrim 'lAJaidted School •Side-ddutton fior juniors -Oi :2j- 3? -Ol 0 r o o o 8871 6-14 yrs. Wide-Girdled Dress A N ideal school frock for the ** lass of six to fourteen. The pretty square neckline is outlined in bright ric rac, which also trims the full skirt. She’ll love the grown-up look of the popular wide girdle. Use a colorful checked or dotted fabric in her favorite shade. • • • Pattern No. 8871 comes In sizes 6, 8. 10, 12 and 14 years. Size C. 2‘i yards ol 35 or 39-inch; 5 yards ric rac. Wide Shoulders, Narrow Waist III ERE’S a smart frock that’s 1 sure to win you a wealth of compliments. The clever side swept closing is novel and very Turtles Supply Both Sport And Food in Australia In Australia, turtle riding is a popular form of beach recreation. Bathers who sight swimming tur tles usually pursue them and, ap proaching from behind, climb aboard a husky specimen. The turtle never approves of this mounting technique, but a special rope halter keeps its head where any angry turtle’s head belongs. Many skillful surf-board experts ride the turtles standing up—a feat requiring unusual skill and bal ance. After a ‘refreshing cruise, the turtle-riding enthusiast may de cide to make soup of his old mount. 8049 IMS a charming—buttons are repeated on the skirt and pocket. Notice how the wide extended shoulders accent a tiny junior waistline. • • • Pattern No. 8049 !■ designed for lizea 11, 12, 13. 14. 16 and 18. Size 12 requires 3!4 yards of 35 or 39-inch. , Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, DL Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No. -n Size MAR T,fl . star of " T ^ < ’^000*0^ mount P 1C “*?’“med. well- many w j l Vf ft iivwood star! informed ^ Powder. whouseCal^^ ^ McKesson & Bridgeport^ T0QtH pOWOE« I. Bridge? 011 ’ CALOX EXTRA TASTY BREADI BECAUSE IT’S FULL-STRENGTH —this active &esh Yeast goes right to work. No waiting—no extra steps! And Fleischmann’s fresh Yeast helps make bread that tastes sweeter, is lighter, finer-textured every time. |F YOU BAKE AT HOME _ be sure to get Fleischmann’s active fresh Yeast with the familiar yellow label. Depend able— America’s time-tested favorite for more than 70 years. Are YouDown with MALARIA? WIIIT€RSMITH t S TOI11 ©