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>V<vyV“V * V C- ”.• -t ; . 1 ' * '* V.- ; ; • •*•,- '/ > .?y '*■ ■■ ffiss THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY. S. O. i'.^. -‘•■f . -r: • » SK - -< —— Yagitarians The dinosaur might be called the “father of the vegetarians. Despite his great size, sometimes more than 40 tons, the monster fed only upon the tender leaves and foliage of tree tops. hit Dickinson POPCORN I M'd JieaUUlul—W Alvoys Pops 1 SEE YOUR GROCER 'VCLLOW WHITS >>; .•*- Ws&i- ■ A* Mm Oral •!§■ «f • mM ... take ANAHtSTI “WeV* •11 RMd ANAXttTtO nIWyr cold •TB^toau,” writM A. & Laarencdlo. akahmt contain* para antihitta* mine. Safe, «#ae<foa-inst follow diroction* on label. Now in two companion " mg. ANAHUT ’ anaxist AToaazas axarist it the oxclnsiTO trade* mark of anahhz CO, Yonkers S.N.X mn\ iasfct’sMdOieAitabtaahe Woods From Five Continents Used In Bank Murals LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Four murals, perhaps the most tmusuid in the United States, will adorn the walls Of a Louisville bank this winter. The murals, each six feet long and four feet high, are fashioned from hundreds of tiny pieces of wood and present typical scenes of the life of Kentucky—a steamboat, coal mine, sorghum mill and a to bacco auction. I No stains or paints are used— fust the natural tints of some 50 dif ferent pieces of wood from five con tinents. One has only to watch Fritz Bade, their creator, at work, to realize that here is no stuntman, like the fellow who builds a model of the Eiffel tower from 11,000 toothpicks. Although Bade has been an artist in oil, pencil, etching and wood all his life, he pursues art as an avoca tion. He has been a manufacturer and salesman for years. For several years, Merle Robert son, president of the Liberty Nation al Bank & Trust Co., has been giv ing an original Bade etching each Christmas to some of the bank’s larger depositors. After seeing some of the artist's inlaid wood pictures, Robertson decided a set of Bade murals would lend distinction to the bank’s proposed new building. There is color, depth, perspective and expression in these glorified jig saw puzzles. Blistered poplar has just the right blotches of light and dark to make a “buttermilk sky’’ over the steamboat. Timber on the boat, standing out white against the cloudy sky and the muddy water, ere cut from holly. The shadowy deck is Brazilian rosewood and a tiny awning on the afterdeck is tulip wood with lemon and orange colored stripes. Black and white striped zebra wood from Africa makes a sweater for one of the deckhands. “Grain for anatomy, color for ef fect,’* is Bade’s rule. *T uever use a straight grained depict a rounded surface of he explains. The grain ust conform to the shape to be portrayed. Bade says he never has counted, but he estimates there are from 750 to 1,250 pieces of wood in a picture, perhaps as high as 1,500 in some. It takes him 200 to 300 hours to make one picture. A MCV r od to < body,’ f Animal, Bird Beauty Shop Oponod in California LOS ANGELES, Calit — Loa Busche, 26, has opened a beauty shop for animals. She has opened the animal laundry which she be lieves is the first of its type in the country She guarantees to get the cus tomers clean by this routine: (1) Dunk it in suds and scrub (unless it’s a bird, in which case she dry cleans it), (2) manicure and buff nails or .horns, and (3) administer a thorough brushing. Her most exciting “laundry”? The Java monkey which nipped her finger and the 16-year-old Indian leopard—which behaved like'a perfect gentleman. r < VIRGIL -I'M TRYING TO WIN A PONY BY SELLING p' YES 5 LITTLE ©VPSV </C0ME RIGHT] PERPUME *• WOULD V, OVER - YOU LIKE TO y/COME RIGHT BUY A— I—14. OVER' THAT WAS MRS. KUNKER-725 SOUTH MAVFIEUD- THATS WAYOJ , TH’OTHER SIDE A TOWN- BUT IT'S A SURE SALE?. By Lcn KlcU mm SUNNYSIDE 0 by Clark S. Hoot rCM' ))* THE OLD GAFFER HERE FOR YOUR ANNUAL PHYSICAL CHECKUP? come in please. liilf & We’ll start with THE FLUOROSCOPE WHEN DID YOU LAST COM6 VOUR BEARD? *«l» Hffct I* By Clay Hunter © & BOUFORD ( iWnot s M TUB < IN THE CLOSET. J now m COULD IT By MELLORS •OOF? ADUMfl? IMKEWir ATAII OLD TON CAT LACT NIGHT ll A MUTT AND JEFF IT'S NO USE* WEVE BEEN DOWN HERE ALL MORNING AND there's NO TRACE OFA FISH ANYWHERE TOR MV TELEVISION PICTURE / l ' l l0 I THOUGHT YbU ^THERE SAID THERE WERE ^WAS DEEP-SEA MONSTERS) WHEN THAT WE COULD ff TAKE PICTURES £o W N YESTERDAY. OF/ SOMETHINGS GOTTA BE DONE* WE CANT WASTE ANYMORE TIME WAITING! By Bud Fisher WHILE YOUR OXYGEN TANK IS BEIN' READIED/*, I WANT YA TO PRACTICE THE MOTIONS OFA RSMI OUST WATCH LULU HERE. vou'LL get me idea/ JITTER DOINC IMG monk Amo com* ON. VMS'RJf eOtN'TO HAVS A SNOW FIGHT/ By Arthur Pointer WYLDE AND WOOLY JE8, I WANNA BUY A RIFLE THE BEST S'GOT. IT OKAY, HERE'S A PEACH OF A GUN/ By Bert Thomas ’i know y'saio voq we«e going r'MAie SKiS. I JUST WONDERED IF YOU'D DE CIDED •TO MAKE AN IB3NING BOARD INSTEAD’ "ft £1 * SO YOU HAVEN'T HEARD FROM JAMES mason / Gloria swanson never ANSWERED MY LETTERS AND I'VE MANAGED SOMEHOW ALL THESE YEARS. * ASK ME ? ANOTHER ! A quiz with answers offering | £ information on various subjects | fW gw gl* gV. Om gw gv* gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw ^»gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw gw 3. On January 1, 1863, Abraham Lincoln ordered all slaves freed. 4. A coal miner; a navy coal The Questions 1. Give the plural of'ox. 2. What are the EvergladesT 3. What was the Emancipation Proclamation? 4. What is a collier? 5. “The Hub of the Universe” is the nickname for what city? The Answers 1. Oxen. 2. Great swamp of Florida. Paint or Embroider supply ship. 5. Boston. SdOMlFn — , *7263 W ESTERN fun for everyone! Color, new lively motifs—all ready for your brush or needle. 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