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THB BAWWEg-HERALP. ATHENS, fiEOKGIA
THURSDAY. OCTOBER H,
IMRE STY
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
■By Cap Higgins
| ADAM AND EVA
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
' By Olive Roberts Barton
Breaking the News
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f sasTtR, m'lad - mv 1
prtfetJTlOKl HAS BEEN
CALLED TO THE PACT
THAT YOU ARE OU A '
DIET TO REDUCE.'*
VEij BUS- YoiH
WAklTYO SIMMER!
DOVJU To TH' /
MATor’s WEIGiI m
WcrTFtntTUST
SMUG - LIKE* E
ta'piamo -nr \
fMOVERS GOT I
LIKE T& SEE
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BAUTAMS
DOlUS THAT
VAUDEVILLE
BUT^RFlY act
OF FLO ATMs
AROUND -THRU
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FLUTTERING
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SAY - YOU MUST \
-TUuiK VolTop a
WOOD "NYMPH/*
i'll bet you a .
DOLLAR AGAINST
IT's A
BOV,
rot-Ki
OOCS HC TI-WNkr THIS
5. IS %Uf40AV f y_
A LlTTLt UK(L MC
BY ToVE, I WISH I HAP
REMEMBERED lb BRHJS,
BACK SOME HINDU HERBS
FROM IMPIA VJlTH ME,
WHICH HAVE A REMARKABLE
power to repuce excessive
CORPULENCE / - I WAS
OF VOUR weight be~ore/
I used them'. /
th' Hole in a
CHINESE DiME.
You're over
200 pounds
on th 1 hoof
right MOW*
,'Tammed |kl I
\ ATOP floor
V, WINDOW'/
He looked «s innocent as a spring lamb.
Hun fnst!" called MImIci
voice. “We've got him b>
I An<l you may he sure the little ,
I motif e people didn’t have to b#
coaxed.
(To Be,Continued)
you*© Bcrrea take. the- i
DAV OFF, OLD MAN, AMD
GO HO^IC OR SOME
EIGHT POUNDS - WOWOC&F(JL
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h a aprine
pan x ol
barrel of
CLINICS FOR PHYSICIAN8
(By A««nefated Prcrs.)
SAVANNAH-
-A aeries of clinics
|xiKt graduate work for phyal
I f in ns of this section will Tbo held
begin !n«r October 30, according to
Dr. J. JV. Daniel, president of the
j Medical Association of Georgia. II
[is .exported that the clinics will be
extended to
* ly-Moo Land were safe)—well hr
raid. “Let’s watch that fellow |
When Thomas M. Cat begins to,
looH like a 8unday school, that's I
the time he’s up to something. j
. By ’nd by. Mister Cat stopped;
washing and looked around. Then;
be purred till he sounded like a
fly on a window pane.
’finally he stopped purring nnd
walked %nrn the path to the gnte
Then he sot down ngain nnd
purred some more.
Then he got up nnd crossed the
road and crawled under the fence
• *tntto the field where the hay-stack
^yr^M, looking for nil the world like
a* nice apple pie.
„ *M, H’m!" nodded Mister Dodg
er knowingly. *•••1 Just thought so!
Come on, kiddles! Step softly and j
we’ll follow that gentleman.”
Thomas M. Cntt walked slowly
along the rows of stubble and pret.
tjr Jbon the Ttvlna noticed that he
hasn’t so tall ns he had been. lie
had flattened out like n black rug
But he kept going on and on
straight for the hay-stack, with r
queer wiggling motion like n
Snake walking on Its tummy.
3 »By ’nd by he stopped, crouching
down In the stubble as flat as t>
pan cake.
He didn't see the figures follow
ing. He was too busy watching
something. He didn’t look like 1
pan of milk or an apple pie now
He looked like—Well, you should
hnve seen what he looked like! '
Then the Twins heard two
squeaky voices. It was Mlrser
Harvest Mouse tnlkinir to Mlstei
Harvest Mouse.
“Come on.” she was- saylpg.. ”1
have on my bonnet nnd rhawl nnd
tbs babies are safe In bed. Look
nnd see If tn# road’s clear.”
‘Don’t aee a thing,” came Mis
ter Mouse’s voice. "Looks
enough!” Tienw—
Andxoff they started.
At that minute something bin
■ esrt-hlsok' rtv» n Imo. v *
”OV.” shrieked Mr,, and Mrs
Mouse In alarm.
"Meow!” spit Thomas Cat sud.
deniy as though something had -
... every congressional
district in the state.
‘rpHg MATOR-mil’s HOW He
THE OLD HOME TOWN
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
YOU say
THAT SORREL
IS HARD TD,
L. 1 CATCH? I
It Must Be a Zebra
IWI
HES HEADED/
for THE /
BEAN BATCHY/;
WUEW X SET
USME TU, GONNA
ASK MOM IP I CAN
GO Tti TH' ZOO
AGAIN TtUXSOI).
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BEENWTWME, U )
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AT Uf ZOO LOOKIN'
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rj ANIMALS' Ml
The World
Reads Our
Want Ads!
Tuxrs PuNNY-nutrr
JUST WHERE TM 601N'
Aioiu-wusrco
YA UKE BEST )
^L. OF ALL,tag? )
Folks who wish to buy
or sell things watch the
Banner-Herald Want
A d s. They’ve learned
from experience where
wise traders advertise.
Place your Want Ad to
day.- .It- will reach all
classes of people, and is
a sure means of getting
in touch with the ones
you seek.
Banner-Herald
Phone 75
WHUTs
th'
FUSS?/
AND
THEY
Howl
ALL
aicw
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Cord of
Voo<L 0 !,'
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bcoal-
[THEY EAT
AS MUCH I
\ AS FOUR
) HIRED \
> MEN
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WZITATASSEP?
BEAR? BYPHOWr?
f UON? KANGAROO?
L. CAMEL? j-M
, oH-rrwn. ,/
A-A-A. SHOCKS M
1 BSTI PoRSoT S
what rr?NAME I
I WZNOUII.
ANYMORE WAT HIS
NAME IS BUT HE LOCKS
, UKE WES BEEN t-S
in jail! r-f l
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
In the Olden Castle
CIIAITER 5
Star, bj H,1 Cochran- Drawing, by Lee Wright
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
BY ALLMAN
Olivia Treats ’Em Rough
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
.M155 OLIVIA. I’M
AFRAID YOU DON'T/ OH I ^
LIKE ME VERY / WQOtDN’T n
WELL- S SAY THAT, BUT
u’m noY crazy •
I SUPPOSE A FELLOW
HAS TO BE A HANDSOME
BIRD TO INTEREST
VOU? YES? “
Jack wn» very internted In the knight, end ineUI hone, that
Ktoixl in the great room. “Are ony of th«e hone, or men mllvo] be
BKked Jingo. And, whne Jingo dkinf reply, Jnek decided to find out
for himself. So he look a long »pe»r and tickled a hone with it.
' P^sssr-Wtw ARE
you Doing- on tue
KNOW
«ACK INTO THAT
\U afraid'he'll
TORN OVER ON
. HIS SIDE ANY
MINUTE!
I GUESS YOU'VE BEEN
OUT WITH WORSE
LOOKING FELLOWS ,
THAN k AM, HAVEl-JT J
you ? J
I 3AYM GUESS YOU'VE \ 'WML
BEEN OUT WITH WORSE/f^^
LOOKING FELLOW5
THAN *1 AM, v
HAVEN'T YOU ? JThEARP VOU
FIRST TIME-
/ [ I WAS JUST
I TRYING 1t> THINK
The sc«-i
knocked hi
second kni
, YOU DON'TCA-TtK LiTTlE MERBEFTT
TAKING- ANT chances when he hAs
Tb -P.LEEP Y.'j-rH - UNCLE ELF DAKiN.