Fun for the Whole Family
SPARKY WATTS By BOODY ROGERS
PTAKE I CAN SPRAY jf HOLV SOCKS, \ / THOSE ARE ~H jMBBBF LuUH. . ■BP~AFTER WE OUT THAT'LL 1
TO V COSMIC RAYS JUST ■ POC--SOME- \l RATS-THESE RAYS THERE'S A CAT - FINP SPARKY I'LL «8f VOU CHARGE TO
ETHIS W LIKE WATER PROM ■ COPY'S SHOOTINV ) HAVE GIVEN THEM -ANP THEY'RE CHARGE SOME J TAKE CARE OP
PUMP M A HOSE —IP AT OS// I SUPER SPEED AN' GONNA FIGHT /T^ 1 ■■ CATS--THEY'LL /'\ TH' CATS---
P, POC- tf SPARKY IS HERE /K , V STRENGTH/ HIM/ PPI TAKE CARE OF / | THEY'LL BE
- NEVERHE'LL BE '' •"/ THOSE RATS/,~A WORSE THAN
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LALA PALOOZA —Lala'» Niece By RUBE GOLDBERG
SIS, FIgjTYoTBBING A J II M nr*""( MM ""™ M IA GOOD
FIGHTER IN TH HOUSE \ 7 > AUNT LALA AND UNCLE (MY DEAR -» MTHATISTHE , / AS WELL AC /
AN NOW YOU RE GONNA ) / V VINCENT AG AIN THEY \ ' NOTICE YOU V WAY I'M I
15£SJi® c U £ X" T c COUSI VfI X-c ~ V WON'T KNOW ME SINCE 7 , ARE ALONE /( GOING TO —V, TMAT 1S ■(
REG'LAR FELLERS—Swing Shift By GENE BYRNES
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iwh ff **' W A? I \ , .f/ / 'JKsST . OH, pin HEAD, i BLOCK 700 LIE.' 5 «
POP—No Use Talking ~ " By J. MILLAR WATT
IS THIS THE IWELL 1 WANT TO
"TELEPHONE EXCHANGE MINE FOR.
fS EXCHANGE - SOMETHING MORE
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RAISING KANE—Yahoodie! By FRANK WEBB
Sfc'EN A LOT OF S C 0&027" C?©oKls?
DOtX) AND HONKy BUT-THAT p C My i O \ - nnnn/ircc'
AfiE DECIDIMS WHETHER p,'/TH6 SOOFIESTTHINS- iVE S- TV 1 , /CLb f.jdwU BJ
OR MOT TO GO ON TMEIR '-A, EVe 5/? eEN ' ' C '^ N HEaCZ . My?K  I /Si ®- v
SO CALLED 'EXPED,ITIOM' §P : f\~2S¥J& "
WHAT3HAPPEMING-/ fj IfcVi |jt^
~ ' / can the look after Uie
== f.j¥ J. r A«uffS "Johnny can protect himself from the kids in the neighborhood =1 '>— coffee, and Buck and I will peel the potatoes
~ '•'ff al 1•( r™much better than *OU can from some of your mooching pals!" ; "r^T.—' —TJ for the salad.
THE DANBURY REPORTER. DANBIJRY, N. C„ THURSDAY, APRIL 6 1944
! fffrtfft ON THE CH
WHOME FRONTUj
i can make a bower of a city
1 apartment as well as a country
i cottage by using paint and sten
cils. The most unpromising as
! sortment of junk furniture and
| shabby odds and ends may blos
i som with roses. Here, an old
1 rocker of no particular period was
1 painted blue and then stenciled in
the Boston rocker manner. The
'RECLAIMED v-\\».V7. .-.S ROSES
WINDOW ir'^' S OrTw«lA >
PAINTED ."i SSj .^fURMItuRE
STENC° ED y |^|gf
As
streaked old window shade and an
old tin tray were also painted blue
and then stenciled with pink roses.
A vine design of pink rambler
, roses was stenciled on the cream
colored walls around the windows.
The lamp base shown in the sketch
j was made from an old milk can.
j This can as well as an old paper
; parchment lamp shade, a chest of
drawers and a footstool were
painted cream color and then sten
ciled with smaller roses.
• • •
NOTE: These rose patterns so designed
thai they may be used for stencils or
may be traced and painted freehand ac
cording to colors and directions are avail
able by mail at 15 cents. Large, small
aiul medium rose motifs as well as the
! e'rnir back design and vine are contained
on Pattern No. 2t>o. Address:
MISS. Itl TH WYETH SPEARS
Rcdford llills New York
Drawer 10
Enclose 15 cents for Pattern No.
200.
Name
Address
/gatUGHTENS
TANNED r|#l |I
"War DARK a«l%m
]y/ I.ighlenfitannfddurk.blotch/
pkin. » xt' rnally rnu-«•! (hi*
W rwy. mju* • artm* way l ?e
■ Or. FRED Palmar'% Sfcl«
W Whitancr 7 day* a* ciir• rt«*d
M |fnntf:itt*fn-d.Mon«yliacli.
V . M 2. r >r at dnu'ifx>• Fr«« Sam-
pl« ( Sfri)-rpo«lnci' Oali rol.
Jr DR. FRED PALMER'S
SKIN WHITENER
Busy Bee
One L«fe would have to work ev
ery day for a year to make one
| comb.
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Ntitf »ol Spoil your Par—Cit tftor II Mow
j Don't put off getting C-2223 to re
lieve pain of muscular rheumatism
and other rheumatic pains. Caution:
Use only ns directed. First bottle
purchase price back if not satisfied.
60c and SI.OO. Today, buy C-2223.
For ONLY 10/ NOW
—-yi Less than
■ "i
a dose
only as directed.
Tall Ones
There are between 8.000 and
12.000 men in America six feet,
live inches or taller, census folk
estimate.
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FOR QUfCK RELIEF
A Soothins C A I l/C
ANTISEPTIC OnLV t
| Used by thousand, with gatisfauory re»
I Hilts lor 40 years—six valuable ingredi
ents. Get Carboil at drug stores or write
Spurlock-Neal Co., Nashville, Tenn.
AT FIRST art
C#' use 666
666 TABLETS. SALVE. HOSE DROPS
i ...
iJ-MfiiliU
NOW WEAR YOUR PLATES [VMT DAT
HELD COMFORTABLY SNUG THIS WAY
It's so easy to wear your plates all
day when held firmly in place by
this "comfort-cushion"—a dentist's
I formula.
i I. Dr. Wernet's vent sore gums.
Powder lets you 2. Economical;
enjoy solid foods small amount
avoid embar- lasts longer,
rassment of loose 3. Pure, harmless,
plates. Helps pre- pleasant tasting.
Alldruggith-304. Monty bock if not dalightaj