Brownsville herald. [volume], June 18, 1933, FINAL SUNDAY EDITION, Image 16

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THE GUMPS—Stop Thief
SY SYDNEY SMITH
* /I STILL SAY- \
I UTTLS MILLIE SHOULD \
l 1 BE ASHAMED OF )
\ Herself for stealing l
V POOR OLD BIMBO'S /
X HEART AWAY FROM J
V H/M YHE WAY /
x^^she^dKj~y
—^ j/
SWELL- AREN'T ALL
( SWEETHEARTS YNlCVES
1 THEY DON'T ONLY STEAL
l BUT THEY US AND
\ SWEAR AS WELL—
l THEY STEAL »NTO
V YOUR ARMS —
^ LIE THERE —
/ AND SWEAR THEY’LL
V NEVER LOVE j
ANOTHER- _/
jp*
f YOU KNOW/ IT TAKES BRAINS \
( TO BE A C»OOD YWIEF -NOW DAYS- /
\ DON'T TOO ? AND BY T-lE WAY- [
^-iJTNERGS A € *EAT ]
r^A \ scARcrr op y
' (VW>\thieves .n /
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WHY HAVEN'T YOU READ
A&OUT XT'? \
THEY'RE OFFERING
A REWARD FOR /
TV4EIR. (
~ DISCOVERY -J
m
* FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS—The First Lap!
i: _____
W BLOSSKB
: piT AM *
APPOINTED
‘1 timesed
’ KINO AND
FRECKLES
MEET TO
, SET OUT
j FOR THE
| OLD CEMENT
• i PLANT, JUST
OUTSIDE
! OF
TOWN a
Jn
r a
WELL. ARE RAKIN’ TO 60, RED ?
YOU ALL SET LET'S GET STACTeO.'
FOR A LITTLE WHICH IS THE BEST
ADVENTURE, WAY. DOWN THROUGH
FRECKLES TOWN,OR OVER PAST
2 THE RAILROAD
YARDS ?
THROUGH THE YARDS....
w IT S SHORTER THAT
~ WAV.WE WANT TO
6ET THERE PRONiTO...
k THAT'S USff
IT'S BEGINNING TO
GET DUSK, ALREADY ~
WE'vE TIMED OUR
SELVES JUST ABOUT
WHAT ARE YOU YEAH— WE’LL ]1
G01N6 TO DO.....TAKE FOLLOW THE TRACK "
THE MAIN LINE TO GROVE CURVE.
OUT, RED? THEN TAKE THE
OLD SPUR LINE,
INTO THE HILLS'
I_I
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES—Opal and Steve Agree Perfectly! _BY MARTIN OUR BOARDING HOUST By AHERN
\T MOO AGNi ME,1 TE\N\4 TE\G \G THE WcPE WE APE ,99EPM*\NG TO GO TO EOT, GWA.Y —
MOST ST09\0 THVEG I EOEP EEAPO 09 A Pi ACE TEAT WE'OE NENEP EOEN DOOTG HAG
- --- GEEN EEVORE 1 TENNVt. WE AVPEAOY
' GEOOEO AT YEAGT GO OP AND TOED TEE
GEE \E WE ENVCE NT , EE90PE OWNEP. TEAT
WE GTAPT TO PACV<. OP Wfc'O TAVE
. rt>, ■» _____L TEE TAOEPN
&& mans
t-;—-'if — x
OH . UYPY WYY\. . Y>OT, MOW, STfcPHYM - MOST OF OF. T\MY OAT POFTSSAH bYS TAYKS ,
MAO* MV WOQOS , DON'T TAY!*. Y.XWY W\F H\S MOUF ,DOT O'S T'MY AH F'GGAHS HYS
WVYV HAMt GPAY THAT * WY. MUST P\GHT l O'S WHOYY AFFA'H YOO*S Y'XCY A
HA'P BYFOPY THY YOO* ON THY fcP'GHT HOOOOO TO MY D\S MO’M'M' AH WO*. UP
fcOMMYQ \S OOYP S'OY OF TH'MGS _ W\F MAH F'NGAHS CPOSSYO . A fcYAC*. CAT
_} WAS S\TT\N' ON MAH WIND AH S'YY. , AM"
^RTJHXl AH FOUND MAH ^YfcDXT's TOOT ON OY
v., ,T°t<b oW OOo0oo00oo#‘’*
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f'BOY—'-T HAD A TOUGH TIME —fSF~ IT_3 i
-BRINGING-TOW OL' MOOSE Y)OWN¥ TgipRKEF^D rW®
VETERAN HUNTERS,UP IN NEW til {? noW
“BRUNSWICK,TOLD ME THEY WERE lp» TOR HIS AGE V
JL after th' ol' snorter tor years f YOU y
W »"> * vou bTpect k UMP-P
l AND THAT HE WOULD HAVE NOTHING A -r-i»/^r akjv zjl c-r>» itt
HTOTX) WITH WATER 2^-1 GOT HIM I MiNUTE HELL 5PLrpT
a ( JUST BEFORE DAYBREAK ONE { LIFT UP THAT SPUT-T
$v ^ m^inO ^nozzle
AG HE WAS LEANINGJ an LET OUT JLrW
AGAINST ATREE.fVS A -BELLOWfjYT|(
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I THE MASTERPIECE |
ft ft, J3J f '
V r / REG. U. S. PAT. onv? k i
\t> 1933 BY WCA SEftVfcC. INC V
THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop)—Gladys Finds a Way Out!
BY COWAN
T HAVE A SPLITTING HEADACHE*. ]| WELL. TELL I’VE DONE EVEPV THING
SOME WOMAN AGUSTA SENT OVEP HEP VOU BUT KISS HEP FAPEWELL,
HAS BEEN HEPE FOP TWO HOUPS, DON’T WANT AND SHE'S STILL IN THEPE.
TPVING TO SELL ME SOME ANV, AND BID NOW SHE WANTS ME TO
BABV DPESSES HEP GOOD-BV GIVE HEP THE NAMES Of*
- SOME FPVENDS WHO
* MIGHT BE VNTEPESTO)
WTJl ™ . ' TUM '
HEY. N\X. WHY A f l'U_ SEND HEP
WISH A HEADACHE OVER TO SEE \
°N MRS. COMER1. T CANT )
FR\ENDS STAND THAT WOMAN\\J
Ii v_ !wa. u.«. pat, ofr ~g~taa> BymA \
WASH TUBBS—Master rs. Mate!
BY CRANE
/2-^or sevjeRAt pans twf. mate \s confined -to w\s ^ f f You V *’LL_?° op the'
f^fcUMW ^---\S~-—~-- / •. W \ SORT! V’tU HAVIE. NE.
v / W^T, MRE! / fM SOUR Rt\|0l\leR I rUT I KNOVJ, FAR. SLU&G("mAT
( VO WAT AR^NE ( AMD 8LACK0ACK. -/ ~^CM I Vm MASTER OF AW OWN
1 MEAN TWM fa STAND A
FOR NO MORE. OP VOUR
BUUMIN6 . FROM NOW ON,
NE'U. po AS i SAY, ,
D'YE HEARTS
/■
MICKEY MOUSE—
BX WALT D1SNKT
B-IKE= a pfc> V
»onev ps^-r*
> HORSEy here vN
’5~rs cr - Thev come/\
jest/S/ minnjie’
Lvt ,/HHEre they h*
4EXT TIME I SIT >
5NT OF= A DAME
don’t like horse
ES, I'M GONNA I
*R AN IRON ,
HELMET!
SALESMAN SAM—A Sore Point! BY SMALL ;
r&osw DORM IT, l*cr\ XWft OVteRT* BC-1 SoO'RE.'THe. ^
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BtT^^ Rices? TX
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BIG MAN FROM SOUTH
..
HORIZONTAL
1 First name of
the man in the
picture.
S Last naml of
the man In the
picture.
0 Main shaft!
11 To misrepre
sent.
12 Positive ter
minal of an,
electric source.
13. Fence bars.
14 Prophet who
trained
■Samuel*
13 Stir.
17 Half an en.
18 Northeast.
20 Fibers from the
outer husks of
coconuts
(variant).
22 To sup.
25 Lets fall.
28 Distinctive
theories.
20 Distinctly male
or female.
31 Black haw.
32 Clusters of
fibers In wool
staple.
33 The Stars and
33 To put on.
30 Grain (ahbr.).
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
c
Queen e
WlLHElMINA \
l
37 The man In the
picture I* n
political power
in - U. 8. A.f
2ft North America
, < nltbr.).
4ft Spenr of tern**.
41 Kind* of thick
woolen cloth.
43 Edge of a roof.
44 Genuine.
43 1'nrt* of
flower*.
48 One who whet*.
30 Eye* of benn*.
31 Munical aounda.
52 Without.
VERTICAL
1 Deep-*ea fink
ing ground* oil
of Shetland.
2 Pitcher.
2 Tree yielding
oil.
4 Warbler*.
5 Commanders.
<i Hodgepodge.
7 Nothing.
8 An exploit.
10 Bridle strap*.
11 Stigma.
10 Slackening bn>
In a loom. j
19 Spatulate
Implement. 1
20 Xlcknnnte of |
the man In tho*
picture.
21 Little deTlU /
22 Weird. /
23 Straight lino
passing
through a body
on which It
mny revolve.
24 Lukewarm.
20 Ancient.
27 What office la
the U. S. gov
ernment does
the man In tho
picture hold I
Ipl.l. ti
20 Scholar. /
30 Times of f
famine.
33 Sweet (musle)si
34 Trap. '
37 Ruminant al-< )
lied to the
camel.
35 Borders on.
40 To swell.
42 Caterpillar
hair.
40 Seventh not*
47 Therefore.
4S You and I.
49 Prefix signify.*
Ing In.
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