The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, March 10, 1927, Image 3

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NY WHY, THE VERY IDEAL” 2 77 Sou neansron FS NOU SH ROL . 3
RN ‘ &Y, | DO LET, T HOME, TIRED AMD pP~~ A . WERE | to |
p colds in 24 hours. > WAN HEWRY Wnpea CAR, : fos HUNGRY AFTER \8 [=F RURAL STUFF, $0 WHEN “TWE ou op Ee WALA Z ¢
appear. Grippe is ® ” \ you S OF TIMES A HOLES, WHAT DOES OLD FARMER POUNDED ON rd JEST £ Wal |
very winter it saves \ Cay GHE HAVE FOR ME May Soca asONY Foor GRLOfk vou DOWN Xie or or HA ZZ |
fort. p : , ™ Bz, You Ha: 2
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CHICKEN SALAD HOLLERS BACK, “MISTER, | 4 | aio Camssvae w ZZ
© Price 30c BD ¢ AND LETTUCE AIHY GOY THE HEART TO a TE ¥ mw, 7) |
NS AZ JINES, AMELIA WHEW SANDWICHES WAKE THEM POOR COWS UPJ ME! YOURE OME
| U 4 0 (|) \ieEDs GAS. J AT THIS TIME O' TH NIGHT. RE RE ne HA
SUE {d | ‘Co= onic “
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with portrait L4 STAT W.
Bowels Right
harmless, purely
rildren’s regulator.
V'S SYRUP
a1tifying results
omach digest
move as
ething
een a world-
ney, liver and
rheumatism,
id conditions.
3, stimulate vital
druggists. Insist
> GoLp MEDAL.
GH
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. hangs on after
eat,
't wait until it
| BE || wiLL YOU
rom your head ’ N | 3 SILL T0 | SHAKE up
a Jeon SITS A 4eT HOME [HE RE = 25
the bronchial 7 WHERE TA BT bs 2
eo L\VE ¢ ERE §
1ilingly Ayer's
straight to the
medicine, reach-
Ss soothing, Leal-
d through and
hroat, chest and
it quickly stops
» the cold and
relief.
ral is hospital-
| by physicians.
ty $0 fly sary
er or And hear t ovely
a popping sounds
| Of other peoples’ =
| motor cars. .
Fosiromes A
ons
nunos (§
1.00
3O00KLET
ipply you, order
repaid, from
INE CoO.
HICAGO, ILL.
rter
ttle present I
A new ward-
1e? Now all 1
tuff it with!
should not be
but credited to
: \ io Nt
r FELLOW WHO TooK THE MEM- WAS HE ATTENDED. OR THouadY I'D PASS odT./- o FH TN lone Sor tam shi
; ORY SORODIL COURSE Hina Nol. un. HEY WES Ary Ny fii an early morn- Li
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THE PATTON COURIER
pree——— reemmsa
By Charles Sughroe
© Western Newspaper Union
The Voice of the People
? ~1 MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL or
N 2 oS 34 AND THEN WHEN \ GETS [777
| SEE TH RIRSY DAY |
YOU CANT FOOL ME,
Zr >
ZI on
oe a wed
Ol KNEW YED
FORGET 'EM MICHAEL-
WHERE ARE THE
=
sLsTER!
\ HES LEARNED drivin
WANTED!
three-thirde
Er
oll
{Conyrights W.N. 1)
WONDER IF
J
~~ oth, BOY, \[[ HELLO: PA
= 7
FF Whit
LL
THE FEATHERHEADS
By Osborne
(® Wr Western Nawapaper Union d
You SPEAK OF PooR
MEMOR YS ~ PERHAPS You ve
HEARD THE Jok& ABOUT THE
THE NAME OF THE SCHOOL
-AND- UR - LETS SEE - UR-
SOMEONE ASKED HIM WHAT
FOLKS WE ALL KNOW
s Ee a :
E FORCE By P.O Mexinine Doesn’t Belong—So Long! Se Vorer
FINNEY OF TH -r 7 =p : p ee “fy, 1 | No, this man has not been Sroaitng
2 3 17 : - 2 SURE HE KIN BRAY TDITy Yop ~/ WHIPPITY- WHOO = ey say 3 | Sheep, aithough he Looks It. He is
_{_ 50 ALL THE FIXINS IS BRR co oo AT ON ANY SUBJECT-HE PEG. OL Bav- ov BEAN! pops | WE Da is | a Delinquent Subscriber, beating 1t
FER THAT MISFIT FRIEND : KS ABOUT- GEES EVERYTHING! — HOWS YouR. 9 GREAT! - CLOSE in h tee paris) | around the Corner to dodge the Editor,
-\oF pasciss Jaa iw | ve ii EVERYTHING EXCEPT POP-THE COP. | This pest had | | for whose Gray Hairs he is responsi
| ble. The Delinquent Subscriber cans
not Pay Up because he bought a Car
only Last Week.
Oh, Well, It Was Conversation [Festerhead
oH weELL- 1 FORGET IT =
BUT SAY - WHEN I HEARD
HERR WARY TELL IT I /
>
[or WHAT A JOKE -
TELLER “ou TURNED
out To Be //
Fables ; —
“The mailman
was a great
breakfast”
TURN ME OVER
by ‘one way traffic?
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
At maght 1 sit on our
front steps
And gaze at ll the
L
) ? L - | New Hubby—Married at last! Let's
{ 2 fi 7 | take the train and go home. Now wa
or Dis ressed lg fi] — | are really one!
ov Gladiy ii = ” | Practical Wifie—Yes, dear, but don’t
ey Gladly &/ Ee | ;
: Sal = SATE | forget to buy tickets for two,
essed with gas — a
r digestion or | EE : WATCH DOG
ink your heart = Gi
z . oF This snappy bY of
e so distended I] pop-corn frown
hort and gaspy. : ; he |
ray le ry Meader,
pray for quick ! [ os80RI= Va
|
ful of Dare's
eedily the gas
g on the heart
athe deep and
WELL, [MUST
, IWANT A TOOTH
PULLED, DOCTOR. (WANT
fou-TO YANK (TOUT
"CAUSE {HAVEN'T
TIME To WAIT
FOR GAS.
SAY YoUuRE A
PLUCKY LITTLE
CHAP. WHAT
TootH 1S T°?
elief; but why
cks altogether?
2
|
| “Why do you call that pup a watch
druggist any-
s Mentha Pep-
0 help you br
SHOW THE
DOCTOR Your
TOOTH , BUDDIE!
| f ' dog?” :
| | “Well, he keeps time with his tail
| | and he's full of ticks.”
| | mnt
| Simple
| First Camper—I1'm afrald to eat
| | these mushrooms you've gathered.
| How do you tell the polsonous from
{| the harmless kind?
Second Camper—Well, first 1 carch
a toad. When I come to a mushroom
1 want to test I place the toad on It,
Ch, No WonAer
and if he jumps off it's a mushroom
| By and if he sits on it then It's a toad-
PERCY L: CROSBY stool.
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