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V »*«» mt JA(’K DAWS ADVENTURES THE BANNER HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA V.y P| t . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS \ Tag’s Had Experience Jack stooped down directly in front of the electric station and WyU^ied the In tie engine pull in. He expected to see the ordinary train of pacs'-ngcrs .and ir.a.i cars and you can imagine his surprisi wi.'.ii a j o, en io.cn pui ed up ill front ct him- it was the li’.tli doll queen a private car. trai l steppe litt! warden soldiers formed in I As seen at th fine end the queen stepped to the j;round. "Hail the queen of Toy lard,’’ stented t o replain of til 1 stidiern. And after much cheering the queen bowel r.r.d 1 coked n pat Ja:k. Then she asked, "Who are you? I’ve never-seen you beore.” rstTo*-, -SrNDAY. FEniU AKv k . Bv Blotter VADowTsrr BRcwmwemva . . SE'TTAMMEO- /- VA 6Sr j-> SALESMAN SAM Sam Pulls a Boner by swan r. OH BOH '.'Vtt BOii TOT WE- W CHM^t- OFTd' ' - 1 WTfiNb ON ! ( -SHOEDEfT-SO I'tA fljTfiHb ON (k Bib WlftOoU V. DthFlPM— "WE6E. SlfaNb I’M MMUNfa 1 ^ OO&viVK MAKE A »lfa HIT w-tw.sr IHE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley OUT OUR WAY By Williams 0(A NCA SCRVICw JtjfU smiled and explained that he was a visitor in Toyland. The qiioe'n shoo ithis hand and invited him to go with her to the baby ol snow. Then a little team of black horses trotted up. They were hital-cd to*the queen’s carriage and as she got in, the trip to the iHL show case was started. (Continued.) " r»*-' ; . . Kj Advsmture-s . •op jttt-Twmi -V Clivw KtA>mrkr Barton- Vi ■ THE $5 AND $10 STORE HBI » COMPLETE LlUf. Ot-f „ Pr^~ 1 CATMtO ^ 1 ll v 'IV s TC ■ ie ye < e s » M ^ 5 marshal ^rar walker caught one of the c,ang of SMALL BOVS WHO ARE /N THE HABIT OF SHOOT/AlG AT- - . the gold ballon top of the fiisstaiat/onal T?rjljlN y BANK. FLAG Pole , ja wtmJE/am staves J BY ALLMAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahem No two hirises were alike. Bye-and-liye the Twins came to a. city In Mix-Up Land, and a queer city it was; The houses were in the middle of the street while the side-walks and car-tracks were where the bouses should have been. No two houses were alike, some * being round, some square, some ■baped Jlke acorns, and some like dunce caps. Nome were made of glass with wooden windows, and ntliers had chimneys in the ecllar. “Jack.Straw.certainly mixed tlils place up when he turned Ills magic ring," said Nick. “If Even- Steven ever gets to he king again and the country put to rights, nd- body will know where to find any- thjng." “Yon are right, young man. quite right:” said a voice, and the Twins beheld a man standing In a door way. Over bis head was a sign Which said "Five and Ten Dollar Store. Nothing Under." “Did he mix you up. too!" asked Nancy. “Mix me! Mix is mild. He com pletely conflustergatcd me the day bo turned the land topay-uirvy. Would you like to come lns!(J* and juet see what has happened £’ “Ob. yes, thank you," saldjNIck, quickly accepting the man’s Invlta tion. for like all little hoys he was curious. ' ' So In they went. "Oh, my!" cried Nancy tho mln- One five room apart ment op Prince Ave. , E. G. FAMBROUGH - ‘ Phone 510 " 1 those dolls! They are all turned around. They’ve got arms in stead of legs and legs Instead of arms and, their faces are lookirs backwards!” • “And look at the drums!” said Nick. "They’ve got sieves for tops.” v y But more sights met their eyes, all the work of Jack Straw and his dreadful ring. The beads of the teddy bear* were on the monkeys and the tails of the monekeys were on the teddy bears. The keys on the toy pianos wore turned to door-keys and the rockers off the doll cradles had jumped onto the tea-sets which spilled everything right on Algo table. “Even the Mix-Uppers won’t buy anything from me,” said the Five and Ten Dollar Store Man sadly. "I wish Even-Steven would get to be king again and put things to rights.” (To Be Continued) (Cojljrlght, 1929, NEA Service) The Hinton Securities Co. Life Insurance. W. L. C O X E Transfer Co.’ Long Trip* Onr Specialty. Cheapest Truck la Town. 600 . Thomas St / Phone 1351 f <J\k UOO>-B*t WONDER' iFYHC SGVPTiMj PRlHce OF YOl)» MUMMY CASE I KNEW MISS • 1 CLEOPATRA?» You KHOvJ SHE WAS AWFULLY BOLD'. Y R LEASE. MAToR p DO OPeM IT* X AM BESIDE MYSELF Wil'd CURIOSITY To SEE WdAT IT 100105 UKE ItJSIDE J. , ^,tNDEAR>ADies^^^.^ I TMlS tftlMMY CASE OF V.;* JS... *T^E EGYPTiAlJ PRlUCE, UOBRUOB GELTbOB, IS TWoT'HoLiSAkJD years OLD*. * IT WAS OLIlY Oi?EklED OKlce. Vi.'.w— I AklDSlR ifiv/lkJG EKCAYATED lT*s FOR SEUTiMElSTAL REASOLiS l made A VoWTdeU, 111-WE SHADOW OF THE got mb sTmled mummY racueT* iDOtjTkWoW WdEtilERl& BELIEL'E HIM OR MU '•* HE'S LleCE FlUDi.J u A LOST K'D oOTH's-REEll 1 - Y'DOviT KlloW V.HiCH