The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 22, 1947, Image 7

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THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY, S. C. MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher JITTER By Arthur Pointer VIRGIL By Len Kleis By Jeff Hayes Eternal Flames A MINISTER was to conduct the funeral of the town wastrel whose life had been such that not a great deal of good could be said of him. Even his widow understood that. Nevertheless, the pastor want ed to say something on the compli mentary side if he could, and it occurred to him to scan the floral wreaths with their cards of sym pathy. The man had been a volunteer fire fighter and the hook-and-ladder boys had sent a beautiful floral piece. "This ought to have some thing if any does,” the preacher thought. He was sadly disillusioned. Worked neatly into the design in red roses was this statement: "Gone to his last fire.” LOST SYMPATHY "Does my practicing make you nervous?” asked the saxophone player. "It did when I first heard the neighbors talking about it,” said the man next door, “but now I don’t care what happens to you.” On the House A prominent Irishman was taking a well-known Scotsman to dinner. After a hearty meal the Irishman led the way to the cashier. He told her several jokes, and laughed until she became confused. Finally, she asked: "Did you pay your check?” "Oh yes, yes,” was his prompt reply. Turning to the Scot she asked him the same question. His reply was, “Yes, indeed, las sie, I did and am waiting for my change.” Saving the Difference Along a country road came a $7,000 limousine. As it caught up with the small car, the owner of the big car could not resist the tempta tion to slow down and heckle the other driver a bit. “Good gosh, man,” he said, “what is it about your car that makes such a dreadful rattling sound?” “That? Oh, that’s the $6,500 jin gling around in my pocket,” said the driver of the small car. LARGE SCALE The man from the Bronx was wandering on the Sahara desert, clad only in his underpants, when he met an Arab. “Where,” asked the Arab, "are you going?” "For a swim,” said the Bronxite. "A swim, effendi?” was the as tonished reply. “Why, the ocean is 800 miles from here.” The man from the Bronx blinked. "Wow! Is dis a beach!” Redecorating A bum who had held out a bat tered hat on the same corner for months is standing in his accus tomed spot, begging, but he has a sign, “Business going on as usual during alterations,” at which one of his regular customers asks him how come. “Oh,” says be, “I’m having my hat blocked.” Repetitious The guest had just signed the ho tel register and the clerk was looking at the name in some astonishment. "C C C Carl C C C Carter,” he read. "That certainly is an unusu al name; must be a story back of it” "There is,” agreed the guest. “It’s my real name. The clergyman who christened me stuttered a bit.” When Life Begins The crystal gazer was address ing one of his clients. “You will be poor a fid unhappy until you are 40.” “And after that?” “You’ll get used to it.” Occupational Pains While the symphony concert was in progress the conductor noticed that one of the violinists had an expression of extreme pain on his face. In great concern the maestro stopped the orchestra to question him. "Guido,” he said, “you ap pear ill. Are you in pain?” "No,” Guido replied sadly, “it’s just that I don’t lika music.” SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS j^or 'L^oung. Cjirli ^’avorite in livery. lAJarclro/>e Party or School Dress XX/'HAT young miss of 4 to 12 ' could resist this dainty school or party frock? Tiny ruffling forms the yoke edging accented with a saucy bow, a narrow belt ties pertly in back. v • Pattern No. 8122 comes in sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Size 6, 2 Vs yards of 35 or 39-inch; 1 yard purchased ruffling. Don't miss the new Fall and Winter issue of FASHION. It's brimful of smart, easy-to-sew styles; fashion news; special features. Free pattern printed inside the book. 25 cents. Practical Shirtwaister ■^OTHING tops the smart shirt- ^ waister for season after sea son wearability. This practical frock flatters every figure, takes handsomely to almost any fabric. • • • Pattern No. 1600 is for sizes 14. 16, 18, 20; 40. 42, 44 and 46. Size 16. SVa yards of 39-inch. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, m. Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No.. Name -Size- Address- £-t>-0-C'~0-.P-0-0-0-C'-0-0-0-0-C'-0-C‘- o-o-c l ASK MS 7 ANOTHER [ The Questions 1. Which of the umpires is su preme in major league baseball? 2. The community chest origi nated in Denver in what year? 3. What ended the War of Roses? 4. How many moons does Jupi ter have? 5. What state has the most fish ermen? 6. How big are the Statue of Liberty’s eyes? 7. How did Pitcairn island get its name? 8. Is Spanish moss a parasite? 9. What is the world’s largest crop? 10. What was the largest purse ever offered in a horse race and what horse won it? The Answers 1. The plate umpire. 2. The year 1888. 3. A wedding. Henry the VII married Elizabeth, daughter of Most Versatile Robot Could Walk, Smoke, Count, Talk The most versatile mechanical man ever constructed was made by an American and exhibited in New York City in 1939-1940. Upon a spoken command, this seven- foot 260-pound robot would per form any one of 26 actions such as walk, smoke, count on his fin gers and speak, using a vocabu lary of 77 words. Most incredible of all, his intricate electrical mechanism — tubes, motors, re lays, coils—contained no less than 24,900 miles of wire. A quiz with answers offering ? information on various subjects' | 7 Edward the IV, and thereby unit ed the House of York, the "White Rose” of the war, with the House of Lancaster, the “Red Rose.” ' 4. Eleven. 5. Michigan, which issued 904,- 557 licenses last year. 6. Each eye is 2Vi feet wide. 7. From Pitcairn, a midshipman aboard Carteret’s ship, who first saw the island in 1767. 8. No, while it grows only on trees, it is an air plant. 9. Rice. It is eaten every day by nearly half the people of the world. 10. The $108,400 Santa Anita Han dicap of 1935. Azucar won it. fileAt jto Opp&duniJh^ Texans are famous for their loy alty to their native state, and are always ready with a good word for it no matter where they are, to -wit: One of its sons was visiting the East where he had occasion to at tend the funeral of a man who was thoroughly disliked in the community. At the services the minister, who was new in the parish, called upon someone to say a few words about the deceased. A long and significant silence ensued. Finally, the true son of Texas arose and said, “Well, since there is no one present who has any thing to say about our departed brother, I’d like a few minutes to tell you folks about Texas.” Grandma SPEARIN'... IT’S TOO LATE to worry about yesterday, and too soon to worry about tomorrow.* COUSIN IRMA sez what you use for seasonin’ vegetables should be real tasty by itself. That’s why she uses Nu-Maid. JV -1 FORGIVIN’ IS something you do with your lips. Forgettin’ is some thing you have to put your heart into.* SAKES ALIVE, when you see the words “Table-Grade” on a pack age of Margarine, ye’re sure it’s top quality. Nu-Maid Margarine’s Table-Grade, made ’specially fer use on the table. * $5 will be paid upon publica tion to the first contributor of each accepted saying or idea for “Grandma Speakin'.’ r Address Nu- Maid Margarine, Cincinnati 2, O. 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