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JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
Drawings by Lee Wright.
Everybody’s Doing It
ADAM AND EVA
OUR BOARDING HOCSK
Rv Ahern
Story by Hal Cochran.
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/ADAM. I'VE. B££N X
[THINKING OF HAVING
l MV HAIR BOBbCD /
Ma/HAT, COT
OFF YOUR
CROWNING
GLORY 7
CROWNING
Fiddle, sticks 1
I CAN'T DO A
Thing with my
hair this way.
’ ml bigvVi; mrI
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THIRD GAME
I PASSED, uiT
You ecrruirtY
hi' bid Mime
HEARTS.'*
All' AU. You Had
hi Your hamd
WAS A WART
A»y CIGARETTE.^
nJELLTHeU,
WHY DID YOU '
TRUMP MY
OUEEll VirtU
YOUR KlUS?.
I UADTU 1 ACE
AU 1 WOULDA
HAD A BIGGER
RlWTHAU A
SERUM BAUM
yf HMfA- T IMAGIUE . Tj
THE SOGTIS VERY
PA'UPUL- ESPECIALLY
VWeMtVE SUBJECT
of gouigto Work
, IS MEUTI OllED / •
I LOOK FOR A MARKED
IMPSOI/EMElJT IllVOUR
v Health, vihem mr.
1 WARMER SAYS THERE
( are mo moretobs J
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K BY -Jove martHa \
M'DEAR - REALLY, 1
rr is ounfe umukc*
Yourself To talk
THAT WAY,- MY WORD
YesI— imdeed, rr
IS OOMSOLATioM AMD
SOLACE I MEED
WHILE EMDURlMS
THE EXCROCI ATOMS
paws of soirr;^
Astb gouJg To work,
BaH'-that has
ABSOLUTEC.V MO -
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WON'T HAVE SO|
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GO AHEAD AND
jHAVE IT COT.
IT'S YOUR, f
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Tvhy ADAM. I THINK'
IT OUGHT TO MAKE.
MO LOOK TEN
lYEARS YOUNGER/
iOBJECT ,,DO
\YOU, ADAM 7
“See that placet" he raid. “Well, that Ir the wo*;'' tower. It’
"here ell watcher ami clock* come from. Go up those winding stain
and rap on the door.” And while Jack war Hooking at the tower the
old mm walked away. “Como on, Flip,” snid Jack. “I'm going to
the Land of Tieka.”
'W£ MATOR IS
’cokWalesciug'
k AS WELL. AS CAhl
'> BE EVtPECTfeD “
THE OLD HOME TOWN
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
HOME
BRUNO!
YOUNG MAN YOU KNOW'
ITS AGAINST TH LAwf
TO RIDE ON THE, /
SIDEWALK - ITS /“
I A VICIOUS HABIT )
i AND MUST BE 4.01
v STQPPE D “
T3UU
mils Jack u-ached the door »t the top of the apfml
tiis tar tolhe keyhole he listened. And suddenly
sat outburst of cuckoos. “Gee!” thought Jack. M I
e that stands for. I never heard so many cuckoo
'no-no-i say
, SHE HAS
■ TH' SAME ,
■ OLD FWHT/N/
A spirit:!/
'you sat
ncttt'tali
SO LOUD
[SHE MIGHT
I HEAR IT?
WHUTS
TH'
FUSS?
I J clocks.” (Continued.)
ADVENTURES OP THE TWINS
DY OLIVE ROBEPTS BARTON
ft piece of sheep*» skin; where Johnny can see.
I*erhaps that’* the reason 1 have to* This was the Hlildle Lady's nexf
be beat— riddle. Nancy and Nick listened
_ , .. . . . I carefully to every word she ssid:
. To «e Jart how loudly I know how .. Rub „ ,, ub dub rub . dub dub ,
to bleat. . - | l*m flnt as a penny and round as a
rTnti as empty inside as a hollow ( tub,
balloon. (‘haven't a hand and I never had*
.Xml my features resemble a round f#M,
* 'harvest moon. Vet I'm commonly seen out pnrad.f
Cut I’ve led men to battle ’midst in* the street. j
rodring and din. “Ring a ding ding, ring a ding ding (
•\i <1 lifting my vole*. I've cheered Everyone likes m&from peddler to’
them to win. I king. 1
"Santa packs me on Chriftmas j boom a loud greeting whenever I
with all of hfa toys. pass, |
And takes me down chimney for fn thunderous tones that no one
fine of the boys. I ran surpnss.
11• l : n* me low down on the big “lfy jacket Is wood and laced up
tr ** . . ' 1 . Jk«F chin,
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEME^^-^ • V 7 *- '* 1Ses &zjg&4j’
AUNT SARAH PEABODY APPARENTLY HAS RECOVERED W
OFAS7WM A WITH OOT THE AID OP DOCTOR n
THE H»TAND MISS GAME.
the OId-Shoe Woman '■
Weluhmnn or the Boh' 1
Would have done with »
Won ILwBut atlln Th.
Woman would prohahly '
,j to onr 0 f her ehlldicn.
Blue, who had stopped over I
Riddle Town on hla way home froi
■he hay Raid.
"No.” said the Middle Udy.
“What makea yotf think lhatl;
'That’a eight” aakl the Riddle i>ria«! A drum with red and blue
Lady. "Then the riddle ta all right lacing and yellow varnished aldea."
after all." 4. ,. [ And .hr hung It .'round hi. neck. .
know what it l.,“ said. ?^fek "Hurrah for Kick:” rhouted all
■ '!>■» ^YKOm-Y ; , I the good naturad lUddlr-Lnnders.
J'Wlkhl." n«l:i:mh.» RjGjI' notlb hit Jralmj. of hla lurk.
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