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r BVM'S WATCH, AWN- MY-THE JEWELRY \
[WITH MIS INITIALS ON IT- | THAT MAH MUST
l HE PROBABLY WOULD WANT I HANE-I &
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| HAVE A THOUSAND fL
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the lost '
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returned
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEND—Cold Turkey! BY BLOSSER
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PRACTICE QOM, COACM.'! SHOULD SEE ME
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4 OUTA THAT HOUSE , SO TELL BROTHER JAKE, FRA END ? • ,
p ME SUMPIN-IS MAJOR THE MAJOR IS REAUY OUT
AN THERE, DO YOU KNOW?. DUCK HUNTING .BELIEVE ME?
\ I WANT TO SEE HIM FOR A
~ FEW MINUTES, BUT THEY
~-i TELL ME HE WENT DUCK
\ HUNTIN'— IT's just a
SCANLON, AND HE
doesn't RECOGNIZE
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MOUSTACHE ?
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LET ME SEC-1 DON'T \ WHEWMAKE UP VOUP
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TPV rT O/EO HEDE. J MUCH MV TONGUE'S
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and Gladys, 0
WITH LITTLE 7
JIMMIE, APE '.y
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DISTANT
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THE WOPSE "
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H\S CHAPT FOP THE LAST
TEN HOUPS. YOU CAN
SEE FOP YOUPSELF
V —
»WE UfcS * WE.BUT
HE DOESN'T KNOW
HCD \NHEPE*BOUFo.
WND THESES ONLY ONE
PEDSON WHO EVES?
COMES TO SEE HIM
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TWC WtOE A>ND TEU- WM
TO COME WQWT OWEO.
IT'S VEP^ URGENT*
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; WASH TUBBS—Wash la Happy! ■» CBAN1
1 THINK THAT OUR FIRST DtSCOVERV [ FAIR ENOUGH.A
should REMAIN A PARTNERSHIP, BUT
WHATEVER ANVBOOV ELSE FINDS |S ATS
TO BE STRICTLV PRIVATE . TW' STUPP?
— AN' MUN'S
TH' WORD.
/CPlNGUMCi WITH EXCITEMENT, THE '
UTHREE SEPARATE, WASH G0W6 DOWN
THE LAKE, EASV TO THE HIGH BANK,
AND GAIL UP THE GULCH.
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jU P'SCOVERV, WftSH CUTS THRU THE ICE
iiu ■» hca wtwwat. ■w'wta. u. a mt o^“x
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f hello, oippv «
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STORED IN HER GARAGE* l’1-*- BORROW
VOU SO DOWN AND PICK A TRUCK
AN GO AN
GET IT!
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f SOOO OL.' CLARABEULE1
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IN TOWN 1 <
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YOU CAN .MEET VOUR/ *ouV
CUSTOMERS
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Vwe're carrying ]
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Potatoes,, hard eou-eo eoos, Haro uiamT?^ havem't
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Famous Flyer
HORIZONTAL
1 Who Is the
flyer In the
picture?
11 Broken block
of a glacier.
12 Source of
arrowroot.
13 To mention.
14 Jogs.
15 Branches of
learning.
IS Murmurs as a
cat.
17 Chinese reed
pipe.
20 Golf device.
21 Small body of
land.
23 June flower.
26 Neuter pro
noun.
25 He was a
widely-known
- before
1917.
31 Therefore.
S3 Withstands.
34 Vision.
35 Trained at
tendant to tbs
sick.
-> Answer to Previous Puzzle
Anne
Morgan
38 Pulpit block.
40 Uncommon.'
41 Deportments.
44 Burden.
46 Female deer.
47 Ice cream
drinks.
48 Prevalent
49 Night before.
60 Beret.
61 Astienl.
62 He was cap
tain of the
first active
U. S.-uni
In tht World
War.
63 Strong winds.
64 He Is the
greatest of the
U.S. War-■.
VERTICAL
1 Theme.
2 He makes his
home In -
Mich.
3 Furies.
4 Rodents.
6 Froien water.
6 To perform,
t 7 To And fault.
8 Flogging
whips.
• Right to
enter (pi.).
10 Kind of civet
IS Affrays.
19 Angler's
basket.
12 Went to one's
lair.
14 Public
speaker.
25 Within.
27 Abounds.
2$ Bone.
29 Paid publicity.
30 Crude.
32 Upon.
33 Part of a
lamp.
35 Madman.
30 Ingenuous. ^
37 He was award
ed the Croix
de Guerre ——*
, for his brav*
ery.
19 European
perch.
40 Genus of
ostriches.
42 Jot.
43 Cognomen. |f
45 Hardens.
©I? BnmmswOTe HernlO
Has Been the Valley1* Most Popular Dally
Newspaper for More Than 40 Years
Only Direct Leased Wire News Service In 0
the Rio Grande Valley
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