THIMBLE THEATRE The King’s English. By E. C. SEGAR ^POPWV t GOT TO ^ VEABN Vfc GRAMMAS ) J TO BEGIN VJtTK. DON'T bfti-" \ BE OjOtN' OOvjn TOVvlH"- SM " \ VAW 601K DOVJN TQWnT * 0\0K'T ? MW GOPSVO POPPfV BOT veu 0UM8 »‘LV- LOOK a UP IN THt f DlCTlOU’RV KN' V . PROVE THtV lbJ *-— "YAK1 MEANS KIMM- THPCS PUNK'/— " SVJEE POTATO". OKf\N- U3EU., l SWEEPOTfVTO CaOiN* DOWN TOXIN-ew, SECRET AGENT X-9 The G-Man Gives Them Enough Rope. By CHARLES FLANDERS X-9 2€VEfltS THE nwpost OF HIS SUDDEN TRIP TO MR6MMN6 TON r * ' gsi’ ONLYTH16/THEy'f?g HOLD ING OFF SAILING PATE AND r KNOW WHY.... T THEY'CE WAITIN6 TO GET THE TUB IN SURED,-THEN THEYt-L GET SOME CARGO, INSUREJTHGT...SINK THE SHIR... AND COLLECT/f ALL RIGHT, WHAT DO VOL! ADVISE ? THPT THE INSURANCE. COMPANy ISSUE THE '---) policies/ BUT WERE TARING A BIG RISK-SUPPOSE THE SHIP IS SUNK? I'M GOING TO SEE THAT IT DOESN'T sink/ "[SINK/; % l /^av B LON DIE He Thought It Was His Lunch! By CHIC YOUNG TOLfC® GOING our rue ~ DCAQ. WS_l_ YOU WArr k SECOND WHILE 1 BUNDLE UP THESE SCRAPS* SO YOU CAN ' iTWCOW THEM : INTO THE ^BUCVEr^ HENRY By CARL ANDERSON TTT^7 1 4 Mi ' JUST KIDS Her Ancestors Came Over Over On the Mayflower. By AD CARTER JPONT THINK GEORGE WASHINGTON HAD ySECH A HOT TIME AT VALLEY FORGE - QRAKI'PA MV 006 HAS A PEDIGREE -HAS YOUR PROG GOT ? A PEDIGREE? DIDN'T YUW KNOW THAT GENEVIEVE IS THIRD COUSIN TO THE HEAD PROG IN CASEY'S POND?^ * --jsSSL !3lR' ■HJ ''s i tm. 1.^.- Inc , World mhfc .e..rvM wrvtj, \>^-l I TILLIE THE TOILER Try It On, Mac! By WESTOVER ,/vp P'PPW MAC, AND \ BO06HT BOV. THaMKS A. LOT, Tll_L.\E_ I VaJOM'T OPEN! IT VJMTIL- XMAS MO/ MAC_ AsS Vajelu USE- IT MO VO I t Ifttf A VN HAT'S THE COLUAfS "TOO l_AJ2£5fc) mact Mattel i FUNNY FABLES SIC' THE(?E is NoTrtihXi (M KV LEASE THAT UAliTS A4E To MV CHOICE Of PET S'. ,-5^1 LIKE HOUSES ! ) CHINESE tUVE A -saying . , ' NO EYEI NO set, NO GO - So'THEY PLACE EYES ON-THeiR. SAMPANS AND .JUNKS To ASSURE MOVEMENT oF -THEIR. CRAFT" once evert FOUR YEARS 'AS FAIRF PEE U ONE VtritcH only MOTNEW OAY January AND JULY Favorite months IN CANCELLATIONS USED BY -TltE US.S. FAIR.FA* n-n COnr*>CHT IBM comui AOOC-ATION COOK-COOS Pennsylvania now claims to have won the egg-laying honors from California. Of coarse no radio comics ware permitted to compete. • • • -NICE WORK, LADIES! (Lamar, Mo. Democrat.) Mrs. Zona Wooldridge was hostess to the Sunshine Thimble Bee Club. Thirteen members, six visitors and guests enjoyed the day. Several hours were spent piecing a depression quilt from small tobacco sacks which were utilized by the hostess. It became a work of art as the ladies deftly plied their needles. • • • Little "Willie, full of fight, Tut poor Pa out like a light. Ma said, “Son, that wasn’t right; “You know that. Pop was never bright.’’ —Joe Haymes. * * • Q. and A. DEPARTMENT Dear Auntie B.— My husband objects to my new evening gown—says it is cut too low. Shall I wear it any u*y? —Puzzled. Ans.—Sure. Show some back bone. —A. rSpunk”) Bella. PLEASE! ”1 do think that beauty can be a curie. I don’t want to be known ai a beauty. 1 think the reputation of being one starves a girl of most of her life. I can tell you half a dozen things wrong with my face; half a dozen things I hate about myself.”—Virginia Bruce, actress. • • • LOBSTERMAN’S GLOSSARY BUG—Lobster. TRAP—Encasement for catching bugs. POT—Same as trap. STRING—Rope from trap to top of water. BOBBER—Buoy marking the traps. SINKERS—Cement weights to hold trap on the bottom. SLOP—Old fish used as bail. CANDY—Good grade bf bait. SHORTS—Under-sixe bu?j. SHIPPERS—Market-size bugs. CANOES—Over-size bugs. WRECKER — Game warden on patrol. BUG PASS—Fish and game license. stbejch—Bug fishing season. GENIUS OF INDUSTJ / . No. 32325678 r & v-'K . • „ Industrial Designer n hock B. Winkle is the who perfected the St Twisted Fhone Cord for American Telephone and 1 graph Company. It t study, hard work and e living to perfect, the pi cord that defies the ham man. But Winkle is, at h« an artist — never satis with his triumphs, al« striving for higher perfect Recognizing this pree trait, the telephone pet have built a new labors! for Mr. Winkle and told to spare neither time energy in his effort to per a phone cord which wo a maticallv writhe, twist contort itself into knots actually jerk the. rece from the subscriber's ear. is reckoned that this a Super-Unmanageable e< will boost revenue of the t phone companies, becaus will interrupt eonversa and thus prolong di'tancec FAMOUS LAST 1™*®* • * • expert instructor. er,‘ "- f |j, Filberts to you. Bis r SUsfalljr mtrr^ 1 ; ■■'A &

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