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SUNDAY, APRIL iB, itH.
TUB BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA
JACK IJAW'S ADVENTURES
By Williams
FRECKI.ES AND HIS FRIENDS
ACCOMPUSHED PARENTS
By Blosser
SXY.'vAJU^T
COSflA HEAP HIM’
\<36E-MEaN' '
MOOUUSTUUEl
■ ACOU DOES l,
r SEE, YA 'i
OUS«W HEAR 1
TW FUNNY
noise? aly
W CAN
NAliE^AY.
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AW HE CAN ms
A NOISE - UkEADUCK. .
TOO —HE CAN MAliE
NOISE? UHE - A BOD,* .
AN'A GOAT AN’A SHEEP
AN - BJEtNWINS'GEE,
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as
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahem
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
''call all bet's off ' ^
wvYoij'RE -tHuJkikIg OF ,
CROWDING TU* TUB i«
WHAT!?
ywb-ftkm I’m
r luckier than a \
GLASS EVE IN A 1
9ANDSTbRtA—I
PLAYED TH'"fl|B LAST
UiG*r/-«PirrA BAR
OF SOAP IKl YOUR
pockeT an’ c’mokI out]
CLYDE - MAYBE ITLl/
V RAIkJ ToNigHT!/
( WELL THIS IS Tl'STRAW 1
THAT BROKE Trf CAMEL’S
arches!-I’M LEAYuJG
THIS MUSEUM TONIGHT;
11 s’pose if They had a
fire Here thevfc wait /
l till it burned-ft>tH7
\ Heels am’-then /
»\ send for a . /
PIANO TUNER f/^l
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&4KED CocD 5
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ell." replied; Jack, •
uuny little, trurved
Irn tot MhnW*'chplr a
.1 am| Jjoon hid fi
git A
PER I
HOME
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ALCCHi^AI
J IN THIS
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Marshal ot:y walker says theses
BEEN MORE ACCIDENTS /N TOWN IN THE
PAST COUPLE WEEKS, THAN IN ANY OTHERf
^TWO WEEKS he CAN RcMEMSolS .
I WE jit) B ; 19 CLOSED
“What do you wlah to <ne about?" aakad the Cut-Out Lady.
\Viat [|r)' j ; 9i) wlah to see mo knick-knack iloi? ibaa barked It
It?" aaWciI the Cut-Out Lady, oft."
n Nancy and Nick had aeated “| wouldn't mind It a bit,” nn-
isuivtd' 'carefully on the floor awored the Cut-Out Lady, “but as
uocli*l?d>TO? ! ' llOU *^ *° a * l10 ' I was cut out of a book and there
■iln tmdrAqVeen Shoea bad 1» printing on tho other aldo of
I a wonderful help, for of me it changes everything. The
se, nht-y ba'jl to mako thorn- wor( j -hate - la printed right where
“ * et lnt ° ller mr heart ought to be. so I gel
,|o or. / crons sometimes, but I nover get
im y looked at Nick and Nick offl , nded »
•d at Nancy, for now Shat thW T|wt rcnllmlp ,, N , ck of the n „,
""no to.their Journey a end. It wh)|0 pppl)ornl , nt n , oart ho Jm d
R ?! n f-mM !? nl pulled off Vthe candy tree. It said
Cut-*0ot Lady what they „| j oye you *. on | n foil letters.
, • » » » “We have brought you this," he
’ n,w ®2? hard to tell the cook 8aJ( | digging It out cf his pocket,
biscuit* are heavy and J‘?|**if you like, we’ll paste it on you.”
ii # ^ k &P fe « er °" P ! « lt “ 5?^Jl “Please do,” begged the Cut-Cut
II the butcher man Oils meat Is j j a ,| y ..p ut te j| mw the bad news
' *nd not, 1 to send any more. f|ri|t Hrt f , vonH ,. aro HO mU cli.”
. .1 (To Bo Contlnuod.)
lunar I he fniimli it hard i V —
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
THE STORK’S BILL,!
By Allman
OOH HUM. CM SLEEPY.'
I GUESS BABIES SLEEP
ALL DAY SO THEY CAN
STAY AWAKE ALL NIGHT,
AND CRY • /
GOOD MORNIN'
MR. DUFF J
GOOD Morning’
BILL FROM* IF
DOCTOR L.
t BlLL FROM
NURSE
Faust Memorial .
Day. Speaker
LEXINGTON. Ca.
SALESMAN SAM
t ^ -Tho Iadlea of
nothing waa tty* matter at once, jhe U .D. C„ are busily engaged In
you fieoln'lt bo afraid,” sho! arranging for Memorial Day ex-
•1 quickiy\*'Go right ahead and I endues on Thursday f»ho 26th.
I nie anything you idense. You They have secured CoJ. Joseph
' I have no feelinga so I don’t j C. Faust, of Greensboro, to make
»d anything qt all.” tho adlresa of the day.
'Oh!” cried ffancy. “Wo thor.ight j Col. Faust is a prominent attor-
1 Ilad feelings or you wouldn't noy of the Greensboro bar, former
cross^'hen your cat comes | mayor of that city and president of
no witnotnr any fur after the the Greensboro National Bank.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
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MARTIN BROS.
s STILL IN BUSINESS
.Same Old Stands and the Same Workmen
■II us when you want shoe repairing/
8 We call for and deliver.
3125 and 455 Clayton St.
Phones 621 and 717