M MBLE THEATRE Forty Fathoms Deep. By E. C. SEGAR ■ WHKT Vlf^ 7HM mam \ WAS OUTS\OE \ AH’ rO SWEAR S i HEARD THE . _ FLAPPlH* 7O OF VJIH66 <>£&«* 8\0> < how, vv/ea POPPA- >rF OOH'TBE |S ukethat. I'LU A^^ PROTECK&^ ^ VA /Y^ THE FlAPPW 0”W»N6s* v THEN »T’S REAL - »T A\H'T ^ ME 'MA6\HATlON- > KHOW'D IT WAS HER - S\XTW-TWO WEARS - 80T SHE NEV/ER FORGETS-HOT HER — ROSE O' THE r«h'« nier.id f fX SECRET AGENT X-9 The G-Man’s Undivided Attention. By CHARLES FLANDERS X-9 ASSIGNED , TO SET THE , EVIDENCE ON A GANG OF SCUTTLE!* WHO SINK SHIRS FOP INSURANCE WI NS THE (CONFIDENCE OF THE LEADERS NOW THAT WE GOT TH' INSURANCE OK'D, HOW ABOUT/ SPILLIN' TH' I TO GREENE AFRAID WE'LL HAVE TO . GET . DOPE Y '"iM PEflCV fOR. ANYTHING, SlB/ BECAUSE SOMEWHERE AT SEA TH'SHIP’S GONNA SINK-OUE "FRONTS" COLLECT TH' INSURANCE, WE GET OUR CUT AND DISAPPEAR/ BLONDIE The Shell Game. By CHIC YOUNG j v WfeLLWHEN Ht SLMSTEAD, BUT T'l COMES INI TELL HIM VOUQ HUSBAND [ TO STOP AT THE ^ IS NOT AT HIS T V MAQ^ST ON HIS WAV DESK-I CANT J 7 HOME THIS EVENING, PiND HIM v_y V AND BRING SOME ^-rV u<r OVSTEQS *. gosh I FORGOT MOW whether IT WAS SHRIMPS WELL, l WAVEMTAMV SHRIMPS OR CLAMS, ANVWAV-l'VE GOT SOME NICE OVSTERS HENRY By CARL ANDERSON -_ JUST KIDS Getting Nowhere Fast. By AD CARTER COMES MUSM -WE'S »N A AWRJL WHERE'RE \ VUW ( GOIN? } COME TO THINK OP IT - I FEB6IT! TILLIE THE TOILER Wally’* Talking About Sardine*. By WESTOVER ENGLISH SHEEP OCXS IS STILL MtSS (N<3 TuST "THE PLACE MOST LIKELY BE A SHEEP DOG VaiOULD LOOK FOR HIM Vjvae^e THiwe ME YOU'RE 6CMNA BE A victim OF ffcUC Puay \F TOO SCEAM M A SUBWAY STATION DUE1M6 THE. RUSH HOUR V llSkJ4*X». _ _C Features Syndicate. ln^. World rghti raerved * scorrs scrapbook ^ seal pelt WHEN TANNED V5 SO SOPTanD pliable it CAN BE PASSED 'Through a NAPKIN RIN^Ji bvR J. scon i Abraham Lincoln - uwyf I statesman, President 1 • emancipatorAN : INVENTOR - He Patented^* * A DEVICE'S , '•'zxmcA ohSANDBA, a ,-shTh ' x WASH Lar^es-t Buddha it* JAPAN — IT 1$ BEING carved ou-Top rock. NEAR TOKIO — -The whole Ftgure Will stand II4 Feet in Height' «-/♦ SHAKING hank '- Arce, STAMP ISSUto POR.VI5I THE PREJiDFNT eP BRA CO^V*iChT. 1)36 CCF/TRAl PftCSS ASSOCIATE <C00K--C00S By Ted Cook WE’LL HELP YOU AGAIN THIS YEAR Timely Suggestions for the Hard-to-Please Gift Buyer WHAT to give a spoiled hut* * band or lover for Christ mas calls for a quick decision and prompt action. Our sugges tion is that you make up your mind, and then go through with it. The Giftie Shoppies have a wide variety of new and at tractive offerings—and the hard to-please buyer faces the ordeal with grim determination. Examine the new Stanley Elec tric Razor which should delight the man who likes to take things apart and put them together again. It is sold without blade, so there is absolutely no danger of cctting the face. Thus it is ante—-'''-llv a brt-sh!ess razor Adam Scofflaw’s Djournal Earlie up and get myself to the scullery for to snap at the morning’s toast, and whilst I am thus gaged my eare catch the milch man and my pomgranite, on the front stoop, jibbei*-jab bertng anent Mrs. Simpson and whether she be sage or no in her flutter for the King, and I near geyser my coffee at hear ing all this nonsensical say-as you-please prattle which churn my poor wretch into a dither and hath the milch man’s han dle shaking enow to curddle the whey. * * * Men with money, men of means, Didn’t ALL start out on beans. I ADD SWING GLOSSARF IN THE GROOVE. Carried away or inspired by the music play ing in exalted spirit and to perfection. JAM SESSION. Swingsters playing for their own amuse ment intormally. PAPERMAN. A musician who reads sheet music or plays off of the set notes. RIDE. Easy-going rhythm. SCREW-BALL. Crasy type of swing. WHACKEY. Same as above only louder. OUT OF THE WORLD. Same as In the groove. GOING TO TOWN. Same as above. ALLIGATOR. Siring addict; non-playing. BARREL-HOUSE. Every man for himself on a certain piece. CATS. Musicians of an orches tra. and can alto be used for trim min* lawns or’peeling potstoei Priced attractively at $43.70 ii the smarter shops. Leu elw The new hand-knitted euspido will be appreciated by the buij clustery, nervous man who of nands ample accommodation lit and miss marksmanship. THj iew A Sew Shoppie will »® rou the wire, and give yon m .tructions. Ask them to snoi you how interlaced ribboo too -i distinctive touch to this ban*! accessory. Tomorrow: Gift Sntaestioos tw (l “Will,” said Pa for fair; Doctor says she needs w air. ‘Pa,” quoth WiH, "fl0’ don't start swearing;, &nd I will fan her with herring.” . _Haltd>i row™ recently PBE88 AGENT’S CAP®® DALLAS.—When Robe^f?. lor, moviedom's latest P women, was here lunched on the Baker Hotel roof. When Taylor left the roof a buxom matron ap- - proached toe maun d al offered $1C0 for _ which Taylor sat. Th man said “No " Gj^ the ; hair • ■nlsM FAMOUS LAST WOSl* I don t care if root■»** Louis Armstrong " P for them high notes End et th« prpan h

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