Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY. S. C. VIRGIL By Lcn Kleit SUNNYSIDE NOV/» THIS IS OUR NEW UPE TIME, ALWAYS , SHARP/ SAFETY RAZOR, MR. M£ SANDY. I WEARS OUT / NO OLD BLADES TO THROW AWAY— AND FOR THE UNHEARD OF LOW PRICE OF ONLV — #X98 ^^HUMtHif TOO DERN MUCH/ NOT INTERESTED'/ ALWAYS FIND USE FOR MY OLD BLADES Jf UU by Clark S. Haas \ THEJXD GAFFER o O rr ^ ( <Tf V By Pay Hunter • * * BOUFORD By MELLORS WOMEN WILL NEVB? LEARN HOWTO USE MACHINES... / IT" MUTT JEFF /S THAT SOFT ) ALL IT NEEDS OKAY, LEVS r-V IS A LITTLE OB. SEE WHAT ) f AND A LITTLE YOU CAN \ V ADJUSTMENT... DO WITH BETTER ewe A TEST RUN TO MAKE SURE... If— WELL, DID YOU SET IT TO WORK 7 By Bud Fitker YOU SEE. MISS B. BOp fM THINKIN ABOUT MARRIAGE? OH, JEFF/ YOU darling/ WAIT/ I'M aONLV THINKIN ABOUT IT/ i— YpUSEE,WERE BOTH GETTIN ON IN AGE' NOW. I DONYMEAN WORD* YOU RUNT WHEN I GO ON/--- WAS SIXTEEN VEARS^ l|NCOlN NEVER OLDTrtE PRESIDENT I FOR OF THE UNITED STATES' 3 PRESENTED ME WITH A BEAUTY PRIZE* THAT SILLY STUFF' JITTER I don't wantto hear YOU SCKCMA WHEN HE DRILLS YOUR TOOTH- tom i» i By Arthur Pointer s m Y\ WYLDE AND WOOLY IF YOU'LL RIDE THIS HOSS IN THE RODEO, YOU'LL GET A HUNDRED BUCKS/ v ^ ' YEH, AND EVERY ONE OF 'EM WOULD JAR MY CARCASS'' By Bert Thomas fey. .v 7 /A * WOULD you MIND STEPPING OUT OF THE WAY? yOU'KE BLOCKING THE JURY'S VIEW OF ME /" ‘ JUST BECAUSE I DON'T LOVE YOU, GREGORY, PONT DO ANYTHING R30LISH LIKE TAKING OUT OTHER GIRLS/ * JIM RHOD Springtime Favorite With spring just around—well, almost “just around” the corner, the nation’s anglers are perusing catalogues ot equipment and lay ing plans tor the 1950 campaign against the tinny denizens of lake, pond and stream. And as they plan and dream, there will appear most often in their mind’s eye the walleye—rated as a springtime favorite where- ever he is encountered. The wall eye is a special favorite with those who appreciate excellent eating along with highly enjoyable sport; While not a spectacular fighter, the walleye is a solid citizen of the deep with a tremendous follow ing among sporting anglers. Probably because of its numer ous needle-like teeth, the walleye The walleye is a springtime favorite. is at times erroneously called a pike. This is a definite misnomer, for he belongs to the perch family —not the pike. The walleye is heavily fished be cause of his food value and his willingness to strike. However, he can be just as finicky and per- snickerty as his lesser kinsmen, the trout and bass, whenever the mood strikes him. And the angler who is not familiar with his habitat, his feeding habits and his eccen tricities, may have little luck in pursuit of him. Especially in lakes, walleyes are school fish, and once a school is'iocated, fine sport and finer eating are definitely in pros pect. The baitcaster should use some of the deeper-running plugs, with flycasters employing the same sort of equipment and lures they use for bass fishing. At times the wall eye bites gently at live bait so the hook should not be set too quickly. A june-bug spinner, with a gob of trailing nightcrawlers attached to a Stanley weedless hook, will usual ly turn the trick for the live-bait angler. AAA Winter Fishing This nice string of speckled trout, averaging np to five ! pounds, which was taken by Ted Garner, Morehead City, N.C., serves to stir anew the impatience of anglers as they await the loosing of winter’s grip so they can hit lake, ponds and streams again. AAA Stream Technique When fishing along a ' bass stream, stay as far as possible from the spot being fished unless there are bushes or vertical banks to conceal your movements. White clothing has no place along a bass stream so there’s no point in mini mizing your chances for a full creel by wearing it. Dress in darker colors and, when possible, fish from the shade or from a spot where your shadow will not fall upon the water. In fast currents, most fish will head upstream, so if you approach a pool against the current you are less likely to be detected by the fish. Each pool should be approached with caution and a few minutes of watching the pool before yqu begin fishing will often pay div idends. AAA Minnow Tips Make Rug of Any Size By Adding Squares to It -JS"—M HOOK BURLAP SQUARES AMD THEM SEW . TOGETHER Here are some tips 'on trans porting minnows: If possible, min nows should be kept in the water from which they were taken. Not more than 50 minnows should be taken in an ordinary minnow buck et. Water temperature should be kept as nearly constant as possible. A few ice cubes on a hot day may save you a lot of dead minnows. When minnows come to the top three or four aspirin or a few drops of iodine will help. Add-A-Square Hooked Rug T HIS is an interesting design of interlocked circles, flowers and cherries. It may be made in any size desired by adding 12-inch squares. * * * Pattern 201 gives actual-size tracing designs and illustrated directions tor •very step. Price of pattern is 25c. WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer IS Bedford Rills. New York. Keep Posted on Valuts By Reading the Ads For Your Future Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Beware Coughs From Common Colds That HANG ON Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money bade. Now She Without Painful As we get older, stress an< exertion, excessive smoking 0 cold sometimes slows down tion. This may load many fc plain ot nagging ^baekneho, np nights or frequent . from minor bladder Irrit dampnnas or dietary If yoar discomforts are r sue is. don’t wait, try Doan’s diuretic. Used successfully by over #0 years. While theee « often otherwise occur. It’s many times Doan’s give help the 15 miles of kidney flush out waste. Get Doan’s —— IMMMMmmm* .4\> CAMELS ARE SO MILD that in a hundrads of man and woman who for 30 days, notad throat spacialists, Malone 1 ' * •mmam 'due Id m ; .' . 'jx • ? JsH ♦ T POSH A UTTlE-IT WHIRLS A LCfTl / <W. C xYBF Fits ftifo measuring cup or smali bowl... whips even small amounts I YOU USE ONLY ONE HAND? Whips cream...beats eggs...mixes French dressings, gravies, hot cocoa, milkshakes, fruit fuices, mayonnaise, babies' formulas. Nickal-platad stool rod and boatars. Qoans in a rinso. > m ..1 7 \ ACWAL &Z£ ab/AWes SB At! 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