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GROWING PAINS By Phillips
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1WT Etqotr* Fcatur*. 1m
"GOOD-BY, MRS. CALLAHAN. I HELPED MYSELF TO A DOUGHNUT
LIKE YOU TOLD ME TO.”
MODERN MAIDENS
• Hfi n»i r,mmtMitml'
“AW, THE PARROTS DON’T EVEN TALK OR NOTHIN’ 1"
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Acroea.
* X. English noble.
6. From.
7. Residence of English sovereigns.
14. Marriage outside one's tribe.
16. Proclaim formally.
17. Mentally deficient person.
18. English “fountain of honor.”
20. Collected statistics.
21. Mouths; Latin.
22. Inside out.
25. Mild oath.
26. Sound of a cowbell.
28. Cubital.
30. Brother of Vili.
31. Maiden changed by Hera Into a
heifer.
32. Succeeding.
34. Continent.
36. Roman god of low.
38. Ardent.
40. Rest inactivs.
41t Destiny.
42. Unit of work.
■3flfcA*ying power.
46. Peer.
48. Support for a mirror.
49. Famous English statesman.
61. At home.
62. Natural exclamation.
13. Retired glens.
65. Forerunner of oappsrplats
engraving.
67. Small particle.
69. Appeasing.
61. None god of Winter sports.
62. Samoan seaport.
64. Phrygian Adonis; var.
68. Masculine name.
67. Overgrown hamlet.
69. Portraying.
Answer to Yesterday's Fuel a.
fsloluBWEiT^Wmii: If!
71. Brightest star in Scorpio.
72. Musical syllable.
73. Irritable.
Down.
1. Popular.
2. Excessively fond of one’s wife.
3. Sacred book of Mahometans.
4. Self.
5. Mystic ejaculation.
6. Fishing bagnet.
7. Handsome spiral sea-shell.
8. Unsophisticated girls.
S. Negative decision.
10. Person who falls to make good;
oolloq.
11. Difficulty. |
12. First eight lines of a sonnet.
13. English novelist
15. Anointed.
19. Son of Caleb.
23. Make angry.
24. Mend.
27. United closely.
29. Fancy knot of lace.
33. Enlivens.
35. Suburb of Constantinople.
37. Express contempt.
39. Feminine nickname.
41. Wild celery.
43. Subjecting to scathing examina
tion.
45. The class comprising the birds.
46. A brand.
47. Study of wines.
48. Famous Polish compoaet.
50. Tavern.
52. Persian condiment
54. Firmament.
56. Sinisterly vivid.
58. Wagon canopy.
60. Sister of Osiris.
63. Winglike organ.
68. Mature.
68. English letter.
70. Musical note.
Twisiler Answer.
The Jumper won $1 from the other
private but had to give half to the
lieutenant. That half the lieutenant
bet and lost to the Jumper but when
the Jumper won from the lieutenant
he still had to give baek half, so his
winnings were 75 cents.
Wheat and Eye Crossed.
Public schools at Tula, Russia, have
produced a hardy frost-resisting
grain resembling wheat by crossing
wheat and rye. j
WAR ON CRIME—The “Wanted” Sign.
True Stories ot G-Men Activities Based on Beeords of the n Drv />nt t rr>n
Federal Bureau ot Investlxstion—Modified la the PabUe Interwt *eei»ter»d 0. a. Patent Office By REX COLLIER
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NEXT W
tWMS CAPTURE.
MR. AND MRS.
From a Woman’s Point of View.
ujh/ UMLLyiou have To Tip
"That hat girlT its Just
A RACKET, ~ThAT5 ALL IT 15 !
Cant* do anything
—[ ABOUT IT I
ano This u/aiTee you We
“Tippincs* isnt even "The
one UJHO LUAlTEO ON US
OH, UJELL/ThEX
all UJORK.
t I “Together.
& <-_
AT home, youeE a re&olae.
"CLUTCH-PENNy, fcUTlN A
restaurant >bu <So MowEy mad!
's'noksemse!
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(Joes progress Through
A RESTAURANT
ACCORDING To VI)
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE.
Duck or Your Goose Is Cooked.
-By GRAY
I CAN'T GET ^
OVER IT- HERE
LATELY THIS PLACE
HAS BEEN OVtN*
ME TH* CREEPS- M
CMON. SANDY- 1
IT GETS DARK
EARLY HERE UNDER
TH* TREES - LET'S
GET BACK TO
^TH* HOUSE
ff'T..,. -n — j~«. '«sea
OH? sh-h-h! .
S-SANOY! LOOK?
MEN- EVER*WHERE?
twenty— fifty
why THERE MUST
BE A HONORED OR A
MORE-A SURPRISE ATIACkJ
OH-h! AND -DADDy- .
DOESNT EVEN GUESS?
WE’RE TOO FAR AWAY
TO YELL- THERE ISN’T
A THING WE CAN DO
TO HELP— OOC-OH-*
S-S-SANDY !!•
MOON MULLINS.
The Home Guard.
-By WILLARD
I AM NOT ONE TO
BACK OUT ON A DEAL
MYSELF, MR. MUSCLE,
BUT IF I GO THROUGH
WITH IT, MY WIFE
WILL BE ANGRY, ,
VERY ANGRY, WITH
US BOTH. AND YOU
KNOW HOW WIVES /
ARE HA? HA! A
WELL,TELL YER
OLD L^ADY
TO COME IN.
| LLL TALK
^TOHER- I
short!
chanoe
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DfrAtJ
WILL £
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SWEETHEART.1 op KJTJ5?
WHAT IS MV BE OiOIMG/
LITTLE OWL
CROSS ABOUT?
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Tnb«n«-N. Y. N«w» Syndt**t#, "*■
PONT "'SWEETHEART"
AND-LITTLE GIRL" ME, J
LORD PLUSHBOTTOM, ^ SH8H- 1
I AIN'T YOUR WIFE/ x KNOW-, 4
if BUT I WANT
j MR. MUSCLE
\ TO THINK
1 YOU ARE. ,
REG’LAR FELLERS.
The G-Lady.
—By GENE BYRNES
rr SAYS HERE that smart
SOtClARS ALWAYS WEAR
CLOVES SO THEY WOnY
LEAYE AMY FINDER- PRINTS
WHEN THEY COMMIT ,
JlSSSKF' ' ll l
SMART IOC A THAT f
IQOE3S I LL TRT IT
THE HEX' TIME l FULL
A BIC JOBf
I DIOR EITHER mi MOM.
YOU WERE AT THE JAM AN
PMBHIfmORE 1 HAVEN'T I
THE SUC,RTEJT IDEA ,
HOW $H£ fOUHO On.' -
THAT LITTLE flASGAlf
ITU TAKE ME AM
HOUR TO GET THE JAM
OFF THESE QLOVCS'
[fc,. W. a »»■ Offhfc Alrt|»if«—M I
MESCAL IKE.
A Sure Test.
-By S. I* HUNTLEY.
f WEAVEKJSl
Pi&-msx=>,
; ill <50 <srr
kiSlw
'uau, tell
us UJWAT WOU
WERE ARGUtlOG,
^Asc^r.^
^GRAkJDCAPPy STtTTERS
,5AVS THAR'S A SURE UJAV
TO TELL MUSHROOMS
FROM TOADSTOOLS Aw!>
.1 6WS
>7ViAR I
(ajkaV !y
^ WELL, DD VOL) GIVE
HIM A CHAfOCE TO SAV
HOUJ VOL) COOLO TELL
\TUE DlPFEREKJCE?,
WSSiifiiit»!« ft * 1
f VESSUM _ ME SAVS IPMJM)
EAT 'EM JEST 'FORE VUH/
<30 TO BED AM' VUM _,"T 1
UJAKE. UP MEXT
Nmormim’, tmevre
.MUSHROOMS i
“KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES.”
Eddie's on the Team, Anyhow.
-By POP MOMAND
| THE CHEERFUL CHERl/b I
I wont dive vd my
feitk in life
However dreb end
dull things ere.
AltKov^Vi 1 stumble
tkrovoK the mud.
HI k*ep my
«y«i opon
%. stx.r. *
VI***.
S' A_
we CAKJ'T USE -"
YOU AS SHORTSTOP
— BUT YOU
CAM BE
BACKSTOP!!

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