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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume], January 13, 1937, Page NINETEEN, Image 19
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Follow The Funnies With “Uncle Harry” Over Station WATR Daily at 5 P. M.
DAN DUNN
Secret Operative 48
By NORMAN MARSH
HUftftV, COMAADKS
PISTOLS/ Wt MUST
HAVE PISTOLS —
We WILL KILL THE 006
AND \ THAT MAN-//
HERB
BACH TAKE ONE~\
. MAKE SURE THEV
THfV ARE.\ ARC LOADED AMD
WILL WORK--WE
WILL RETURN TO
BANK OH •
THE SECRET
CHAMBER //
CQeantime. wolf is working
DESPERATELY UPON THE POPES
WWICM HOLD KAV WELD LESS/
HURRV, WOLF *• X*M
SURE TWAT THEY*
BE BACK MERE IN
A FEW MINUTES
<£tu_l unconscious from tme
POISONOUS SMOKE. OAN LIES
UPON TME PLOOQ. 0K4LV A PEW
PEET DISTANT— -AND BANKOK
AND MIS VILLAINOUS CREW
RUSM TO THE ATTACK —
tut li. i. p»(76«.i c«»P^ ****•£
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BABE BUNTING
T
By ROY L. WILLIAMS
The Sleigh-Ride Home
I MIGHT AS WELL TEU. YOU.-MR.GORUM
AIN'T LIVIN'AT MY HOUSE k>W-HE'S
STAYIN’ IN THE VILLAGE • HE WAS
THERE MOST ON THE TIM*,
Didnt he
WANT US
TO COME
HEKEf
E3EN HAO NOTHIN
TO SAY ABOUT IT.« .
BUT HE'LL I3E 3NOOPIN
AROUND BEFORE LONG .
_ • l KNOW HIM A
_-j-__By CARL ANDERSON
...... ^
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Caru
AMDuyaoKi
4ft
APPLE MARY
•t
ry MARTHA ORR
NOW THAT VOO
KNOW WHO SLIM
REALLV IS, BILL,
l HOPE VOU'lL BE
NICER TO HIM.
AW SURE, MART.
ILL TREAT HIM
LIKE. A BROTHER.
w
BE CAREFUL HE
doesn't ret suspicious,
you’ve treated
HIM SO BADLY
UP TO NOW.
s.
DONT
WORRY,ILL MAKE
IT ALL OP TO 'IM.
HULLO THERE.,SUM. HOW ARE VUH,
PAL? GEE., ITS SURE. SWELL t'SEE
VUH A4IN.WHV DON'T YUH COME
'ROUND OPTENER? WE OUGHT /
T KNOW EACH OTHER BETTER.- )
Bringing up father
*s»
By McMANUS
REMEMBER MRS. EMMA FATT WANTED JERRY
TO ROW HER ACROSS THE LAKE- HE DID
BUT IT TOOK HlfA ALL DAV AMD HE WAB
IN TH1 HOSPITAL. A WEEK AFTERWARDS
1 Cft. IWT, B«« h*k*t, Inc, rthM w«»»««
i
AND EVEN AS. A LfTTLE GIRL.
vou Thought you couud
SING- you V/BRE. ALONE IN
YOUR THOUGHT®
AND THE tW WB
HAO OUP PICTURE
TAKEN AND WE
SAVE VOUR DAD
A NO THE OA< \OUP AUNT KAAT1LCIA
CAfVvE. OVER TO COOK BISCUITS -
BUT YOU WERE AUU AFRAID TO
ASK YOUR FATHER TO TAKE HIS
FEET OUT OF THE OVEN -
ll t ii 11 ili i
Rib for a Rib
By LLANUZA
JOE JINKS
4P A VERY SLIGHT - BIT
’definite FRACTURE! HM-M-M
I MV ORDERS ARE TO REMAIN
COMOLETELV INACTIVE - FOR
L> at LEAST TWO WEEKS*
THAT WILL. GIVE it
time TO HEAL-COM
RL6TELV
YOU MEAN- m
I MUST STOP 1
TRAINING PQR
TWO WEEKS? BUT1
DOC - THE FIGHT'S
TWO WEEKS
AWAY
. MY
, orders
STAND! HAVE
I THE PiSHT
r POST
PONED.
NO*A LOT. OP
-PEOPLE MIGHT THINK
11 WAS STALLING. I’LL
QUIT TRAINING-GIVE
THS RIB TWO WEEKS
TO HEAL - AND TAKE
MY CHANCE WITH
DEACON.'
m MY POOR PRAN* f I TRY
TO HALP HEEM GAT SENT O
SHAPE-BUT I TRY SO HARD
BREAK WEES RESB' MOW HE
CAMNOT TRAIN ♦ -
AN* weethout training-he
WEEL HAVE NO CHANCE AGAINST
DEACON! I MUS' EVEN EET UP
SOMEHOW —THERE EES BUT ONE
WAV.* I WEEL BREAK DEACONS
REEB, TOO .♦
T
• Wit kr Vnltti f>a(ur* H>ndk»U.
tm. R««. tiril Off —All rl|Mf rwi
THIS WEEK IT’S MICKEY MOUSE’S PAL....DONALD “DUCK”
Sends you number 3 in the “Mickey Mouse and his pais” series this week. Ask mother
to order your “Donald Duck” glass tonight so the milkman will leave it in the morning.
Think of it! Only )2c buys 12 ounces of that delicious WORDEN’S
CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE in o “DONALD DUCK" GLASS!
A?k Your WORDEN’S Milkman To Reserve A Set of Sii Mickey Mouse And His Pals GLASSE8 For You
GET TIIE WHOLE
BET OF GLASSES
— Including —
• MICKEY MOUSE
• MINNIE MOUSE
• DONALD DUCK
• PLUTO
• HORSE COLLAR
• CLARA BELL COW
FLAPPER FANNY By Sytrii
ii ■ ■ »«rWA«pmct,wo. t m nm > i ht mr
I like lum. He's so kind of poetic and dreamy.”
'That’* just the trouble—all wishbone and no backbone."
_ /-< 5
SIDE GLANCES By GEORGE CLARK
[-(^1*37 »Y KLA fegftVlCE. 1HC. f. M. Rf G. UTb. PA^OFf . ■
■O _2_J
"They're impossible to control when wc*rp Inive.liiig
NVe've just decided not to let them disturb us."
Picture Star
-■
HORIZONTAL
I, 6 Well-known
screen star
11 Foreigner
12 Flavor
13 Pith of the
matter
t5To contradict
16 Mountain
17 Negative
19 Musical note
20 Father
21 Drunkard.
22 Bone.
24 Therefore
26 Aphid
28 Carries
30 Spikes
32 Card game
34 Excuse
36 Region
37 To evade.
39 To run away
from
40 Fish organ
41 Laughter
sound
42 3,1416
44 X
12 TT
Answer to Previous Punle
45 Alleged force.
46 His most
famous role,
Charlie Chan,
50 Right.
51 Dutch
measure.
52 Golf teacher
53 Every
55 Orient.
57 Heaths. 1
59 Wax stamp 1
81 He was a — 1
actor
VERTICAL
1 Joker
2 A larval stage
3 To scratch.
1 Mesh of lace.
5 Half an em.
Q Bone.
7 Boy
B To affirm.
9 Canonical
hour.
ONot wet.
i Folding beds.
7 Highest In
tellect.
IB Instrument.
20 Apron.
21 East Indian
plant.
23 Ego.
25 He specializes
in -
characters.
26 Legal claim.
27 Cloth measure
28 Thick shrub.
29 River mud.
31 Dry
33 To crop out.
35 Ale.
37 To dine.
38 Roof point
covering.
♦1 Skirt edge.
43 Bugle plant.
45 Ana.
47 Series of epi
cal events.
48 Lacerated.
49 Otherwise.
51 Tree.
54 Meadow
56 Like.
57 Myself.
58 South Amevica
GO Form of "a ."
ftift i in I

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