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MUTT AND JEFF
By Bad FhW
JITTER
By Arthur Pointer
WORD ECONOMY
Dr. Abernathy, the famous Scot
tish surgeon, was a man of few
words, but he once met his match
in a woman. She called at his of
fice in Edinburgh one day and
showed a hand, badly inflamed
and swollen. The following dia
logue, opened by the doctor, took
place:
“Bum?”
“Bruise.”
“Poultice.”
The next day the woman called
again, and the dialogue was as
follows:
“Better?”
“Worse.”
“More poultice.”
Two days later the woman made
another call, and this conversa
tion ensued:
“Better?”
“Well. Fee?”
“Nothing,” exclaimed the doc
tor. “Most sensible woman I ever
met!”
Variety
A young college woman working
on the census in a small southern
town. found a young mother rock
ing her child on the porch. “How
many children have you, Mrs.
Jones?” she inquired. “Only four,”
replied the mother. "A lap baby,
a po’ch baby, a yard baby and a
shirttail baby.”
Half a Loaf
A Soviet Zone German on being
released from prison for complain
ing about meager food rations was
asked bow the food was in jaiL "Oh,
I can’t complain,” he replied. “I
managed to get enough. You see, a
kind-hearted jaUer kept passing me
loaves of bread through the key
hole.” .
A Mistake
Jim: “Yep, the engagement is off.
She won’t marry me.”
Joe: “Did you tell her about your
rich uncle?”
Jim: “Yeah. Now she’s my aunt.”
MORE TO CARRY
She insisted on taking innumera
ble frocks with her, and they ar
rived at the station loaded with
luggage.
“I wish,” said the husband,
thoughtfully, “that we’d brought
the piano.”
“Don’t try to be funny,” came
the frigid reply.
“I’m not tiring to be funny,” he
explained sadly. “I left the tickets
on it.”
Hard World
A small boy came home from his
first day at school.
“Ain’t going’ tomorra,” he sput
tered.
“And why not?” asked his
mother.
“Well, I can’t read and I can’t
write and they won’t let me talk, so
what’s the use!”
SILENT WAY
ers in the parlor, “you came down
stairs so noisily that you could be
heard all over the house. Now go
back and come downstairs like a
lady.”
A little later Emily appeared
quietly in the parlor.
“Did you hear me come down
stairs this time, mamma?”
“No dear; I am glad you came
down quietly. Now, don’t ever let
me have to tell you again not to
come down noisily. Now tell these
ladies how you managed to come
down like a lady the second time,
when the first time you made so
much noise.”
“The last time I slid down the
banisters,” explained Emily.
NOTHING NEW
A lady was entertaining her
friend’s small son.
“Are yon sure yon can cut
your meat?” she asked, after
watching his struggles.
“Oh, yes,” he replied, without
looking up from his plate. “We
often have it as tough as this
at home.”
Nothing Else
Hubby sneaked home in the fad
ing hours of the dawn to find his
spouse right there at the front door
to greet him. “Well!” she snorted.
“So you’ve decided that home is the
best place after all!”
“I don’t know about that,” he re
plied. “but it’s the only place open.”
Closet With Fabric Door
Fits in Any Odd Corner
RED AND
WHITE
TICKING ON
A SHADE
,«<*-!-&*
ZIPPER LAUNDRY BAG
HANGS UNDER SHELF
■PHIS closet with a fabric door on
a shade roller fits in any odd
corner. Pattern 256 shows you ex
actly how it is built; gives an
actual-size pattern for scallops; a
list of materials required and di
rections for making the zipper
laundry bag. The price of pattern
is 25c.
WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Bedford Hllla, New fork
The wearing of tartans was
illegal in Scotland two centuries
ago because they were the symbol
of clan authority, which the
British were trying to wipe out.
Milk Care
Remember \o take good- care of
your milk and not let it stand on
the porch where sunlight will af
fect its nutrients. The valuable
vitamin riboflavin is destroyed by
light. Provide a covered box to
protect it.
Smart Lawyer
Client—“I know the evidence is
strongly against my innocence, but
I have $50,000 to fight the case/’
Lawyer—“As your attorney, I
assure you that you’ll never go to
prison with that amount of
money.”
And he didn’t he went thers
broke.
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Mot one single
cape of throat
irritation
duCtoSmekiag,
— that's what noted throat specialists
reported In a coast-to-coast test
of hundreds of people who smoked
only Camels for 30 days I
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This Nebraska Farmer Says:
FIRESTONE OPEN CENTERS FOR
"I hum 320 acres of bottom land. Some
times it gets pretty dry and hard, and other
times it gets soft and sticky. I like the
Firestone Open Centers for my farm
because, no matter what condition the
ground’s in, 1 can always depend on
them to do a good job. In my opinion
they’re the best all-around tires a
farmer can use.”
Glenn Stauffer, Meadow Grove, Neb.
AMONG THE OPEN CENTER BUYERS
MORE AND MORE FARMERS CHOOSE
Tire$foot
CHAMPIONS
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F rom across the road all open
center tires look about the
same, but from a tractor seat
farmers soon see why the Firestone
Open Center outpulls all other
open center tires.
Watch a Firestone Open Center
in operation. You can see how the
sharp taper of its bars makes them
bite their way into the ground • • •
You can see how the curved design
of the bars makes them cup the
soil for a stronger hold . • . You
can see how the Flared Openings
between the bars let the soil fall
free to keep the tread clean. You’ll
find the Firestone Champion the
best open center tire you can use.
Of course there are over a mil
lion farmers who would rather
have a traction center type of tire,
and if that’s the kind you prefer,
get the one and only Firestone
Traction Center.
Buy Tires Built by Firestone —- the originator
of the First Practical Pneumatic Tractor Tire.
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