The Waterbury Democrat. [volume], September 04, 1935, Page FOURTEEN, Image 14

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SIDE GLANCES By GEORGE CLARK
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'"Now, mother, if you’re going to talk to me like t.<at I’m
. - .. going right home to my husband.”
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Just as the moon rose In the
Vkft the cowboy said, "Well,
youngsters, I think It is time to
get some rest. What say we go
to bed?
••Run to your shacks and sleep
real tight. Tomorrow you will feel
all right.” "Oh, gee, a bit of
sleep sounds good ot me,” wee
Duncy said.
All through the night they slept
real sound. At dawn wee Scouty
walked around and woke up ail
the Tiny boys. ”A big surprise,”
said he.
“The cowboys brought us cow
boy suits, and even dandy little
hoots. I have mine on right now.
It la a dandy, you’ll agree.”
"Say, you look great,” kind
Coppy cried. "We’ll don ours, now,
and go outside. Say, wont's the
two girls be surprised to see us
dressel like this!
“So far, our visit has been
great, and, really, I can hardly
wait to see what else Is coming.
Not a single thing I’ll miss."
They raced out of the shack
and then heard the Tiny Kiris
shout when they saw the boys In
their outfits. Said Goldy, "Oh,
how grand!
"I'll plncl^ myself, so I can feel
if I’m awake. You look so real!
How we all could be changed like
this, I cannot understand."
And then the main cowboy»came
out and promptly said, "I have
no doubt that you would like to
see some stunts that real cowboys
can do.
"I have with me a little rope,
which I will swing around. I
hope that I don’t fall down on
the trick I plan to show to you.”
"Hey, wait a minute," Scouty
said. "Please let me have that
rope, instead. I once was with a
circus where some tricks were
taught to me.”
He spread the rope out in one
swoop and Jumped around with
in a loop. The cowboys were
amazed. One said, "You’re clever
as can be."
This Curious World
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By Willitm
Ferguson
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FROM SIXTY
DEGREES NORTH
LATITUDE TO
THE NORTH
POLE, MORE
THAN ONE
MILLION PERSONS
MARE THEIR.
HOMES, BUT
FROM SIXTV
DEGREES SOUTH
LATITUDE TO
THE SOUTH
POLE, THERE
IS NOT ONE
PERMANENT
HUMAN
RESIDENT.
MANY OF THE WORLD'S
'IMPORTANT ASTRONOMICAL
OISCON/ERIES HAVE BEEN
MADE BY
AMATEUR. ASTRONOMERS
N£« ttfiVICl INC.
ALMOST
$300,000,000
WORTH OF
SOLD
HAS BEEN TAKEN
FROM THE
HOMESTAKE MINE,
LEAD, SO. DAKOTA
BABE BUNTING
Mrs. Crumpet’s Supper Wins!
By ROY L. WILLIAMS
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HENRY
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By CARL ANDERSON
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Parting Words
By BLOSSER
rALL MY LIFE I'VE BEEN
A SOURDOUGH... ALWAYS ON
THE- MOVE....ITS IN MY
BLOOD* IAINT EVER SEEM
ONE OF MY KIND,YET, WHO
GOULD RESIST THAT r'
SIREN CALL !!
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EVERT TIME I DID STRIKE
A BONANZA, I SPENT IT
FOR BETTER EQUIPMENT; TO
LOOK FDR MORE? ALL I
NEED IS MY PICK AN*
SHOVEL,AN' FUEL FOR
illjL
DANNY, I'D LIKE YOU
ID SELL THE PUNE IN
THE STATES....WHATEVEP
MONEY YXI GET FOR IT,
PUT IN A BANK FOR
ME! I'LL SETTLE
DOWN SOME DAY /
f BUT, RIGHT NOW, MV
FEET ITCH ID BE ON THE
MCVE! AN' I V<ONT' STAY
PUT UNTIL MY BLISTERS
OUTNUMBER THE
WASH TUBBS
Opportunity Knocks
By CRANE
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, >1*35:
bond
NOWITZ.
rw,
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fed. In
3rd
r ^JHni Boulevard. L._,. _
daBa^pSamaii hsesu
ARE YOU MICE
OR MEN?
Cast aside the humdrum life of felted
cities. Go adventuring. Travel. Visit
the sun-kissed tropics.
FREE! FREE!
Wealthy man with three months to live
seeks romance. Several select traveling
companions desired. All expenses paid.
Private yaoht. Apply In person, Room
13)3, Hotel Dlnglebill!
Help Wanted—Female 25
BOOKKEEPER AND BT**4o " '
ENCED. BOX AM 111 MAZE
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rats' there must"Year e^er</twim6$\
BE A CATCH TO IT. yf FREE/ X TELL
you, IT'S TH'
OPPORTUNITY
OF A LIFETIME.
SALESMAN SAM
A Fast One on Himself
By SMALL
/Wu-O, MQ FLUBBi tw is
IS SAM I I'M SICKi I
GoTTA HEADACHE AAJ'
A TUMMVACWGJXCAW'T
^ cuorx t'oav l
ME
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By AHEARN
YES ,BAXTER THEY ALL CONSPIRED,
\N MY HOUSE, AND TORCED ME"TOTAKt
A VACATION——AND I CERTAINLY AKA
GLAD ITS OVER I —^-YES ——I'M TOO
ACTIVE TOR IDLING AWAY TWO WEEKS,
WHEN THERE IS SO MUCH TO BE "DONE,
-~-I TEEL SO GUILTY,TOR NEGLECTING ‘
MY LABORATORY ANT) SCIENTIPIC
EXPERIMENTS —LBUT THE MADAM
WAS "FIRM, AND ORDERED ME TO
TAKE A REST %
EGAD f
WHILE YOURE IN
YOUR LABORATORY,
l WISH YOUD TIGURE
UP SOME TLUID TO
INJECT INTO THAT
SYCAMORE TREE OP
YOURSfFO HOLD THE
DEAD LEAVER SO
THEY DONT ALL PALL
AND BLOW OVER IN
MY YARDl
mil.
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Wi ^
CQe had to
GO AWAtf,
OR THE
• SOFA WOULD
HAVE A
'BREAK-^
DOWN
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
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