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rftlDAV, ttXWCtt *>. 1*»- r.vmc.u THB BAKNEK-HBRALP, By William* * r: t -rfiS Xi^BB JACK PAW*8 adventures OUR BOARDING HOUSE |T:lVde,i amsorrY, ; 1 . By Ahern ^XDovih'vJMrr* Sou iviMMUEsrt* NOU VlORKlflOBE KWeesoFVooRs LlKETH' LAST * LAP CiF A CIKE RACE* N61A OUGHT-To SLEEP lU A BED V OF fresh VcEMEUYJj. STEAM UP A POT \ or COFFEE ui Cu bit up all might* th’ laeTTiae t f SPREAD oU BOSTeRS SLAB t DIDfJT GET“Ak1WMOPE ■* SLEEP THAlJ A MOIWIM A . vjoolel! mill!* / Birri HAD THE PAPER HAVlGER HEBfe-foDAV, AMD HE HASMT QUriE FINISHED VoUR roou* VIOUU) VoU JUST AS VlELL SLEEP WITH BUSlfeR i .ToMiGvtr? SA I'kMoVlHE vioUV ilH MiUP! * y 'SA-A-Y~ 1 S'POSE I i KEPfMOlJ AWAKE HUH? - YOU SLEEP LIKE A PARACHUTE TUKPERTHaT CHANGED HIS KIMD DUST AFTER LEAUIMGj i TH 1 BallooM / jl (LAW>ECW •Puowecr. 1 sow. who* jv« heard of a candy rboo-choo pain? Well, there I* one, Jiaat the eame. And It wasn't but a short time before Jack bad a look at It. The chocolate peppermints marched right down to the railroad track which wit* made of lo»*> soft sticks of licorice candy. There they halted. On this winding track Jack saw the choo-choo train of Candy Land. The little engine had a pepperjnhit-stick smoke stack, a chocolate-drop bell, and little found candles for wheels. Attached to It were the candy bo* cars. ••All aboard for No-One-Knows-Wherc.” shouted the little engineer. c= 5t?E BEGlMLiuia *<3T SPRING HOUSE CljgAjjHJg f.rMft FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SORT OF HARD ON MOHI OU.SEE.’ * THEBES HANK AMNN.t r By Blosser THE OLD jHOME TOWN *f};j HUBO/lPTAG" * hgdukwsebail TKAKNIEACIUZS BEFORE HiE GO MOMS r-J 0U.RJEOfl.6S- 1STHAT , CHESTER. J j OOMKUN [HOLDER „ NEWT SHES i/AREAWAjij 'NO-NO-ISAY T HE WILL GET. HIS MONEYS WORTH NOWiV HAIR CU SH AVET. gjggaBig SEE* Pont NbUKNONVMo TiwnsP'nucrs* LOUISE _ KAXEHDA T OW,YOU LOOK. • JUST LIKE OUR MOW. WEEWUEM SUE SETS’ _ —r UP. j-J THE SURPRISE EGG CASS CHUTNEY MADE | HIS ANNUAL VISIT 70 7HE DAOQCrQ.cunn -tv-, naw DOINGS OF THE DUFFS A SERIOUS PROBLEM BY ALLMAN I BOUGHT A BOOK TODAY THAT GIVES A LIST OF THREE HUNDRED NAMES F&R. GIRLS- I’M GOING To • TRY AND FIND A GOOD ONE FOR. THE BABY - LET'S SEE- HERBS ONE' ANGELINA" MEANS ANGELIC-THEN- BEATRICE" MEANS MAKING HAPPY • TOM, I BOUGHT THIS BOOK AND IT GIVE THREE HUNDRED GIRLS NAMES AND WHAT THE NAME STANDS FOR - | WAS LOOKING , FOR ONE FOR —* THE BABY- / / LET ME S THERE ARE SOME GOOD • NAMES IK HERE AT THAT- * JANE -GRACE .-BETSY EDNA, CLARA. LILLY. NORA - OH I HAVE A BOOK HERE FULLOF NAMES' A FOR GIRLS- I WA$ JUST J LOOKING IT OVER • s' ‘ SAY, WHAT DID YOO \ ’ DO WITH THAT BOOK j ^ OF NAMES YOU TOOK .< HELEN TOOK PROM ME f* JT AWAY FROM —K ME- 4 [' OH > l IS THAT I SO? 'LET ME see it-j CLEMENTINE" MEANS MILD AND GENTILE MEANS INDUSTRIOUS •EMMELINE " NANCY" MEANS FULL OF GRACE that sounds good! /ffk “And lr that doesn't help, tell the Ongcrbread Man to move the - but tonholes on hta' coat eyery tlma th< buttons come home, on crooked.” .“All right! Well do everythin*.” called the Twins running ahead. “Won’t you have something to eat?” called the Muffin Man. ‘Tvs got hard bone aed soft buna, plain bunt and raisin buns, swsst buna and yeast buna bl* buns and Uttle buna hot buns and cold b—" Bis voice trailed awa’y into noth- \ In*. The Twins hadn't heard a word he eald. They were far beyond bear- ln(. (To Bo Continued)' ' Bloused or j Baked Suits ' O. K. ^Kvays SALESMAN SAM POSITIVE PROOF “tWNWGctrSMI: V PKHOWngpTX /TTTSf SOKE. SfS LULL-NOU,' Style Sets Rule For Negligees CARD ??- Trt’ CARD? . Man* are the styles this eeaaoti. but the chosen models are three- piece suits with, box or blouse jost. Trimmings are rich. Cost* fredudn'tly are emhrodered In a contraatin* color. Narrow ' raid IS gtltched Into complicated pattfrna Bnf&dl braid la used m 'nnegett straight llnea ahmdattn* lurk* Even beadin* Is seen. The thrtaWbm .so-called, realty * a tw*-piece suit, sibc* the blouse "Imoet I always Is attached to tno ' Knlte-pleatadyf: accordion-pleated »n*. plain skl| rue equally pop.-1 Tain- nnd eord« arc llic fshnrs moat u«,-.|. Trie mi Inc, come next. The eilhouette that’s flat back and front and shirred on each aide hasp roved especially adapt- The model sketched Is of chiffon velvelt, lined with chiffon. The surplice neckline, with one side of the V carried to the waist, is need with excellent effect. Long bell sleetes . are wit t enough to show the colorful chit- XYTFO' BDGHC tIJKHP Qdsuvvj I bouhg ElJKttF 9«v>.«w SPORT COAT Mannish sport coats of white — H ' r \