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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA 1 TDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1823. ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Roberts Barton FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ■By Cap Higgins ADAM AND EVA THEY MADE SURE TAKING THE BABY’S PICTURE WHY! TU5BE A« *rci\ CZX'XZS J-JE65' VUE c.mckmSthwe' /.UOF A«STAHE,TA6- YoO 60 HI6HT BACH, f , ANDTLU-MS.GTT J L, 7WAT UF AWkK A \ I AWZrAVS. J HE CTOMT MAKE WJMiSTJWE.MtM.sW TAKE HIM OV6U THERE 13 "T THE. W'NUOW l*M THC LIGHT. _ m ME EAD4 ATE CtfE T'SEE IP"m9YHA0 v • SEEDS IM ‘ml -J MOLD fA, <*N LV ' ^^SEIVKl “How many chucks can a wood- chuck chuck. . . *i|f a woodchuck could chuck sang Nick as he and Nancy and Mister Dodger were - the orchard in Squea “What’s that?’* a suddenly, and there Woodchuck his hi; a sweet apple. “Oh, hello!” cried a poem * * J It’s in c know. the answer. ^ ^ ^ ‘Haven’t any Jdear,” Nancy took a cake out of he; ‘How many cakes can a wood chuck eat, ~ TAMPON DOWNTbTUF GQoa&Y STZXS AMD 6£T ME A rXftEN SEEDLESS’ 0&AM6ES* INTCLMGCNT LOOKING. Cm? beautiful C.YES, PiNt HEAD * £ /•Moo Land ted a voice, M ...v sat Wally his hind lees eating cried Nick. “That’s »c«rned. It’s a riddle, of my books. Do you Know me answer. Wally threw the core of his an- pie away. “Haven't any idear, he said. “But then I didn’t hear it very well. Perhaps If you would ,WELL. SHE'S A NICE GIRL, Bur I WOULON' T J CALL HtE , S tKACTEV i 6CAUTIFOU <5 If the cakes are sweet and good said Wally. VEO “I'll show you, can count belter that SEND YOU FOR (To lie Continut Some more TMORCOW HEDOESHTSIMEW , THE ONES’ WTU SEEDS Y-i in THEM.. , Read BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS pie away, raven. - said. “But then I didn’t hear It very well. Perhaps if you would say it over again more sloyly. ’ “All right!" said Nick. “How many chucks can a wood chuck chuck If n woodchuck could cnucK wood?” . “Oh, yos! Yes, indeed!” nodded Wally pretending to look wise. I would have to figure it out. I vc ' been so busy lately about by diet -that I’ve been neglecting my book ' learning. And 1 was never much ..good at figures." —j. ^•Figures!’ Ha, ha, ha! Thats goodl’’ said Goosy Gander, who 5m passing by. “If you just had a looking glass youd know now lieht you are. Since youve start stuffing yourself like a sau- 1 5 agc your figure is about as fine ■ “•Never mind!" saiil Wally quWt- |y "I know what pillows are stuff ed with ,and it ’sn’t woodchuck At'this Goosey Gander blushed so that even the knob on his nose form'd red. And as he couldn’t fjuard Your Health [ nF,. PSE2ID»| OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Stanlej THE OLD HOME TOWN fcAUSDHlH A. 1 WIMD3AMMER! WrHA-VlALLACEfe POP UlTlU' MAIL ovi-nv vita “WAT TIME- EVERYBODY 16 GETfllJG Oil TOTH’ MA-3DR , UKE A RUSH, \ HOUR CARL/ /OslCLE AMOS’. YOU KNOW WALLACE, 1H’ , BOY I PLAY VjrW THAT CAM WHISTLE WHERE HiS : "TocrrH is OUT?-WEU., HE SAID HIS PA SAID YOU WERE A BIG VV11MWAMMER, S HE DID!./ * HMF - WHY, HOW DARE ' HE ! • HAW, KlAD, LUCKY TOR YOUR FRlEUD’s FATHER HE DlDklY ADDRESS THAT SLAUDERTO ME,THIRTY , YEARS AGO.’-1 WAS A DASHlUG Yoinu THEkl, /Lew Totles has j '-M 1 mayor Tagged. HE SAIDTH' MAYOR HEVER REFUSED A 5R1HK 111 HlS LIFE, BY LEARklUlG HOlil TO SAY 'YES' ill I 20 LAVISH AGES'J sSuwSSttHsalfiviia (GIT FER.1 \ HOME 1 \ BRUHOI.’ j YOU KNOW NOW PROMISE lYOU WONT i [ mti! i'm YOUR. FRIEND-- FOLDING WASH BOARDS-AWVHJS-SOAP Flltcpftoor MOUSETRAPS /SELT SEAUN&l \COCONOTt J FOOL PKOOf* CHURNS , snoirr whiskbred A )b- THONE -W Taxi Service Day and Night AVID HE WOULD HAVE BEEkl COMPELLED TO MEET ME Oil THE FIELD OF HOVlOR WITH A BRACE OF PlSTplSf- 1 MAWY A MAH HAS APOLOGIZED TO ME THROUGHTHE RAPIER \poivl^>viD cartridge Bali/ soda -Fifce and ICS CRACKERS f ?vALS;V PLAvIN lymirrsV hammbrs ( fuss 35S CIO DAP dou-yi: (YoOSAY d WHEN THEY GO WRONG .THEY PLAY - \H0B7- - NO-NO-.Y | PUTTIN IT if. TOGETHER. V ISA WINTERS; L aoB'.:_/ ■ “Can a woott-huck Chuekr "Can a woodchuck chuckT re- ..... SaatMti “Say,” he «ald iutpidoujly. I "“Thcre'a no »eme to that. I be-i lievo you’re making fun of me. laughed. “Yce, we were, Wally. PHONE 66 Office . GEORGIAN HOTEL JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES In the Olden Castle chapter » „ ,, 111 (Mn» Drawing* by Lae Wright mmx HENRY APPLEGATe BROUGHT BACK. VYHAT WAS LEFT OF HIS ^ PLEASURE CAR. AFTER HOKE BURTON TOOK TWO LESSONS i BEHIND -THE WHEEL - MR BURTON WILL BE ABLE TO LEAVE HIS m MAT0R5 TMGMny Gets A -Jour^ Eseninu int= vuncau.- i-uv..j. V HOME IN ABOUT TEN DAYS SALESMAN $AM By Williams OF NO USE TO HIM AdHf-TtW TH' WONDErtFUL COLO HtnEOH-GOIZUEIT?. iKHOP- CtMti . ANYTHING —7 < Hts nibTtK, WOT YA got . 1IATHEFE.? WILL'YOU HAVE } 'another Piece of cake Albert?, And aurewtmugh. Juat a. Jack reached the great cartlc kitchen. Flip tinned out f .m behind a atovc and greeted hta maater. Well, when id you com, from?" e*id Jack. “Oh, he’a been here ever amce you vae.” replied Jingo. “The watchman let him in becauac he a a good y-s- k i-no MAM - - During all thia commotion the caatle cook waa in the kitchen pantry. -Thu noiie attracted him and he auddenly appeared in the pantry door- VeWay. Then he let out a loud roar and went tearing across the kitchen floor and disappeared ont a doorway that led to a great courtyard. f will it 'A? - Cthy nwr, pi 5TOONFOL Of Tt RFV&« 5100 BHD-’N BUT I COOLOHT _ \y?e. it—/ I fillAT HPiO Pi r\EPiu fon OPTeS EUETM MEWL. WILL COP a YOU IN Pi WEEK _ ORwlUv “UVII, what’* the matter with him?” laughed Jack. “Oh, he’a not. used to seeing Clatter the armored knight, walking around. Itt roust have scared him.” Jack then ran to the window and saw tho- cook hiding behind a large bush at the rear of the caatle. (Continued.) ^