Newspaper Page Text
PAttK MIX
THE BANNER-HERALD,
GEORGIA
J AUK:iMWS ADVEN'i’ URfiS
v,v -cit - J jREGKLES ANI> HIS FRIENDS;
r
every. noW4r had .left the sh'«vc*Fe th® captain asko
Jack if he would like to see some drillinir. “I’d like it very much/
replied Jock, anil t.»'C* captain siaitQQ giv.iig mail <commancfs. in«
litUc wttdtit a&toicrs n>arcli->l in perfect time and formed all sorts o
limey drill tormdt.ens. ' '
si; -. ,
"Htn-ll" t>rv into single line ami started across the toy dc-
partmfcnt store. "Where arc you going now?” asked Jack. “We arc
iv 'irm ir.i'n- ale, ..I 1 : -S U to tne Queen Dnli," rs
plied the captain. "And who is the Queen Doll?' asked Jack, as h<
followed the soldiers.
| IMS PLY? 0y UKT
UGHTMlUS —'
HERE AR?
rasd
IN
CALlPoBM IA®—>
S'EEMS SOOD u
td setcqt HeBE
AW FROM ALL _
Out m the Sandland r J - '• -r--—- -
nr 7 mJ.»’4s
1 TASALCNS *I\S NEMER. H Hml
J
SBENStuSEPORE.TAG
wont you loss
YOUR UNCLE
REN?
•ALESMAN SAM
Q
SS»v*-..-*5^e5
Wrong Number!
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1023.
. , Bv Blos$er
AREN'T vco <so\n6
' TD SWE UNCLE BEN
A k\SS, DEAR?
\rr
ILL klSS '
you, AN'You
WES MIKA,
MOM! )
sijy
ii
/
By Swan
hide's Urtifit tsupontott^v
I WllOU.BllHO'' '
WHlrt IHClUOlHtr ,
LETER-n
KOHRAD MWttETER- THEN'ME COT A
TWEKwt!)So f iu?uS?5» MO
GET A COO FLA BOX SEATi TOR
Yrtth liH'f TtV STAR TdEKRt"
y Swss-.
FHE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
'.'“Why Khe is trt be the judge at the baby doll show,” replied th
captijln. “She’s coming on the electric train, and we will escort hci
- t’tf thq baby show. You had better come Along with us.” Jack wa:
’ g'nd til the opportunity of meeting the queen and they all soot
repelled the little electric station. (Ccntinued.)
,*.
I: A DVZNTURE-S , it’-'l
THE QUEER BAKER-MAN
t / IT& A CRIME LETrthr 1
'THAT' MULE SKID
like that; WHY
DOWT' you HAVE
IM1M SHARP Sh
SAY BOSS, ahs got
'noUGH DENTS IN
MAH HIDE/YHOOY
FlXiNl' HIM SO HE
kin punch holes/>
’ N |ggg \
Wash’ funk should have boxing
GLOYES ON HIS MULE
DOINGS Or THE DUFFS
the even won’t oat warm today , and (poll my bread,” he
Mid to,the children.
irMIx-Up Land was full of queer man. “As square as dollsrs.’’
Sings.. | "But dollars are round,” "said
•When the Twine, left King Even- M**.
Seven and started toward the I Not In Mix-Up Land, Mid the
Since of Jack Straw (who hnd no baker. "They’re square. All
Sslness to be there), they mw ■“W * n<1 Paper money Is made
some wonderful sights. i° , *!! ver ' »° there Isn't any."
“Tho first was a Inker-man who! "®h. my!" sighed Nancy,
its putting a large baking of A. 1 !. “. htl ? ‘° understand!"
fiend Into a stone oven. To the
anasement of the Twins the next
~ I he did wan to pile some large
aka of Ice under the oven and
the door.
do hope the oven won't get
today and spoil my bread.”
laid to the children, “ester-
tbe sun came out and the Ice
ftarted to melt and the bread got
ttur. One can’t have good bread
Aless he bM an Ice-cold oven.”
• ‘‘How very strange!” said Nancy,
~ ere we live the ovens must he
to bake the bread.”
'Ah. then you don’t live In Mix-
Land,” said the baker-man.
>rythlng is changed around
re. Ni> doubt yqu mike dough-
Dorris Has His Number
BY ALLMAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahem
"HELLO, OLIVIA. HOW ) OH HELLO,
ARE YOU ? IS ’ /DORIS, COME IN*
Jl • HELEN HOME? / WHY HELEN IS
lying down
“Not when you are a Mix-Up-
,-r,” Mid the baker-man. “But
there! I’ve talked too much! f
forgot to put Mlt on my sugar-
cookies. tnd the children won't buy
them nnless they have a thick lay
er of Mlt-iclng.”
“Then we'll go away and not
bother you.’’ . Mid Nick. Good-
by!”
“Ooodby.” said the baker-man.
(To Be Continued)
(Copyright, IMS, NBA Service)
NAVAJCMJE8IGN8
Navajo deslgna pro found woven
in the hems of knitted frocks, or
adorning tge collars and cuffs of
the smartest sweaters. Usually
j w%/ HAJfcJ
i/Y r>rpTA READ HERE
^ ,-jolIYTHoge TWo,
^ CUY6 ItJ efiVPYVjHO
;■ DUS THEIR WAV-
INYo A MUMMY'S
3 boudoir AU’ Found
SOUMEkliRS WORTH
EIGHT MILLloU
DOLLARS 2
lUDEED BUST£fR,YHAT
WAS THE TOMB OF
KlNGlUrAUR -tAMEKl J =
UPOll MV WOK..’ ~.:t IfWlklG
laUdsbriar mju l Were
bearchihg for “Way
very archaeological
treasure wheU we
CHANCED UPON the
MUMMV OF PRINCE
NOBRUOR GELTboB !
i imagine we were /
WRHlN A FBWT&NSOF
SAND OF -WAYvOLD V..
monarch of-we Nile! .
^SAV.v'kHxWi’mW
SETYiNGI&THiUK
"W mayor’s
mummy yarn
IS AU- STEAM,!-
X DON'T THiiJk
UE COULD FIND
TH' PYRAMIDS
WITH AN EicdY
FooT ife le scope
Vfed- pas
PULLED OVr'
Mope SHADY
DEALS IK AN
AN AVJNiNG
\MaN in TU'
FALL!
. with hole, in U.
tone than the body of the frock.
W. : L COXE
Transfer Co.
Long Trips Oar Spsclslty.
Cheapest Track In Town.
iiVQhMKt
Phone 1351
'UOfllA
f“Of conrse," Is was Nick’s turn
J My. “How do you make them?”
f "Why we make tho hole first.’’,
ered the baker-man, “and af-
hr It gets a nice shape, we put
(a doughnut In the middle."
“And how do you make pies?”
hked Nancy curiously.
‘‘Square,” answered the baker-
)ne Nine Room House
bn Milledge Avenue for
ent Possession at once.
[E. G.
PHo'ne 516
How are You/ind
VJIL&UR GETTING
ALONG these
DAYS, DORIS?
■■■■I