\ 1 \ THE PATTON COURIER MTR, ! Or hoy 0. in iia VER FINNEY OF THE FORCE By F. O. Alexandr Mot Much to Choosa Between [Fanous WORRKIN', DOOGAN 7 0 i 1 TT | ; ? tr opP-0oeNeo THAT ol 51 / 50% onacornir? 2 / pun! -olMwan s0? AN 2 by 2 215.0 SUR ATTACK 2p Tn ae) {[\ ram ve core pf aie ssiors il. Do VEZ LOWE: el Lom in 5) ove 4 oim THe FOUND EDI- THE WORRK 2 | NOTHIN Ra AN ECHO 15 THE ONLY THING- RAZ-MAH capsules nmediate relief that d for. RAZ-MAH will Tor OF THE LOST AN BETTER. FOUND DAYPART- | =. BONNER. COPYRIGHT BY V*13TERN NLWIPAP'R UNION A . \ or other organs, and ; ming drugs. Many rr >. THAT CAN ow use and endorse i DEPRIVE A in your own case. / 114 | WOMAN OF THE WITTY WITCH Trial write Raz-Mah St., Detroit, Mich. for the $1 box. Re- ur money refunded. ox with an Orange Band BITRE ERIS. LAST word | | A | | | «IN The fairies are very fond of the i lizards, so today, as it was raining | a little bit, the fairies gave a supper | picnic for them. | When the red lizards ‘got thers | ahead of the others they saw all Ze | fairies dressed ip womderfai costumes | of red. | Of <ourse, the lizards were very | ciach pleased that the fairies had paid them such a compliment as to dress up in the color they always wore. And when the gray lizards came ere crawling along, the fairies all changed BRICK BUILDING, | thelr costumes to gray. vestment paying % THE FEA F ; By Osborne . cm A 11 th gh tl ft fi Great Falls, Mont c THERHEADS ‘ vimiotit Sa nS RS It’s a Big World After All [ Feather); za | a a a iii i Investments Is iit tables i. —— ARWIN TULIPS tpaid $2.75. Catalog irect from Holland's ND BULB CO. 42¢ City. 550 Per Week Spare sant work for mer every town Write Mr. Bldg., Tulsa, Okla. Working for a Big ferences, We will ap- "HE CONTINENTAL d, O. ALEXANDER ul mT would be gray. And their wands all matched what- | HH (HH ISNT THAT LIKE 1 savk-vo THATS RIGHT Je wai : u Want TS 15 sosan shipping You THINK WE TLL I GET CLEAR INTHE 1 A MAN 12 - START a THE cou AR | ever color their dresses were, ite today. OUGHT TO HAVE THE FRONT oF THE HOUSE AND THEN i it TALKING TO HIM AND HE BUTTON CI6PPEY | After they had had some games— WATION 00, — HARDYS OVER TONIGHT 2 SHOUT SOMETHING- OUT TE ' i WANDERS CLEAR OUT OF WITH ted | some very queer, crawling-around-the 5c » . BACK DOOR TO ME J/~THATS ke RANGE OF YOUR. VOICE AND EASY RE(CH | ground games that the lizards love so ES FOR SALE AWOMAN For vou ll fu! OF ITS OWNER | well—then the wonderful supper took place. cities, all personally ywn appraisers, and Everything that the lizard family is ners. Il n y i 3 AND R. E, | = fond of was on the long supper table oldest in town; est. | \ A P ww retiring; 6 green- iti o J at the fairies’ picnic. 3 houses; subrents HH | as f ~orations! eipts $20,000; profits ) | And as for decorations! Well, the 0 includes bus. and ! | fairies had gone to a great deal of R—GARAGE iil “ | trouble for this party and they had . town; has agency Q + y N ai . aay | I . special help from the raindrops. . same owner; sales i o | The table was very long and also 1 be more this year \ ° = | vOrv ’ g x chi he mors is har | ! 70 ZN, | very ow down, almost touching the terms to responsible ° © ka | ground. \I. ESTATE | 7 | There were benches arcund covered ety he Pitehargh; | f | with moss and soft, damp earth, which ‘e of $36,000 includes | the lizards thought was quite perfect. ear large amusement mi Jill Cieond Tedd] On the table were red candles, — \ orveif - 3 : I Hevilord Sonn. which strangely enough did not go out tock and fixtures in- when the raindrops came down, but 500. File 1371, | Instead burned all the brighter and FECTIONERY | i x cream equip.; all [7] | Just flickered with fun every time a | complete; est. 4% { raindrop fell on them, fits $3,800 annually; ey : . File -1369. The raindrops made the table glis- TORE . r A000; only 2 J a ten and look as though there were same owner; sales sparkling lights bobbing up every- — _- 1 where around. 0; inventory $10,000 a real bargain at LE COMPANY Idg., Detroit, Mich. There were red berries on the table | and all serts of good things made out | of moss and earth, and goodies from the woods. In fact all the bushes had been only too glad to give the fairies lots SO LONG GOLLY FORTY WONDER WHAT on al |i KIND OF AUTO HE RAILWAY- RIGH 1S GONG TO ME [le 3 "AGE STAMPS! 100 1 $1 deposit. Balance rs, yours free. Photo er Bldg., New York. TTC TET | Money Easily Earned! ish for furniture, VOOD is a famous ids. Sell it to your 1d house-to-house ney! Send $3 for s LIFE O'WOOD TANT PRODUCTS t., Buffalo, N. Y. Sleeper v water on Sam s wife's funeral,” . mourner, i fainted?” asked 4 - In Old Witty Witch's Lap. 's jes’ an uncom- J’ —American Le- | of berries and other deliclous things to eat for the picnic supper. But after all the supper was over with, the Fairy Queen surprised every- Y Come n longing for it = one. by saying: : % fies Dove de == | “Now, old Witty Witch is coming to te Sisters Who al | tell us stories and do tricks for us. the Hachand of 1-1) Her first name is Witty, as you the: hoGsework a J know, because she is very funny, and ly. ~ [so in high honor of her ‘wit’ they # | have always called her ‘Witty.’ 2Orince i“ | “And, of course, her name is Witch— worn Adie ead Lg for you will understand when you see : suc Sn La on on a | her tricks that she certainly is a hey don't know Tree eT TTT EF AE iat reenereepua——— i ——— —rr—m———— | " = — witch. ere M By Charles Sughroe Witches feel very badly that some if fo ol ICKIE, THE PRINTER VIL Ys Western Newspaper Union Too Drast C | children think they would frighten fe 5 TREE | (ou KINDA BAGKED DOWN, 2 — | then, i DIDNT | SEE THAT 7 f They can't help looking old and dune Ww ot = | cE | funny — that’s what makes them n 9 BiG TUBBY JONES WELL, HES “WI | witches—and the kinds of tricks they ) PICKING A FIGHT 9 AS BIGGERN ME! do—but they think children are pretty a WITH You JUST NOWS WHAT WAY HAVE | nice, and wouldn't frighten them for a A worlds HIMSELF | 5 ly for Infants | GOT TO SR | . And at the supper picnic the little TRAINING DOGS CAN {| HELP IT BACK AT HIM? | lizards crawled up and sat in old f All Ages ——— iE YER MOSIN' RoUND?2 Witty Witch's lap, and the fairies all —— “THE EASIEST gathered around, while old Witty ’s Castoria has TRICK TO TEACH Witch gave them all a fine evening r 30 years as a Roca 3 Yokes full of jokes and surprises ibstitute for Cas- BE : ething Drops and TRICK IS TO Riddles ntains no narcot- TEACH HIM “TO ms are on each w= - everywhere rec- SIA Quy OF. What poet was Hever slow? Swift, WHEN YER DOG : sig REFUSES ARIDE How do locomotives hear? Through signature of ® 3 “THE CAR, CALL their engineers. A DOCTOR * ee» . What pain do we make light of? 3 = Si Window pane. leis Sa | . . . = Why is a caterpillar like a pan- ‘ i Jecause it" x § e over a column Do You ALWAYS SAY A WHY YES~ DOESNT Sake? Because 2 we os aa : NO~- THE I makes the butter-fly. got a recipe for t PRAYER BEFORE You PAPA? i FIRST THING + ss love talk. i EAT, DOCTOR? HE SAYS 5; WHat! / 5 What two letters in the alphabet A oe i Stew A GAIN? > §3 | represent a British admiral? BT in Tin Tin { él (Admiral Beatty). - - on 3 0.0 » World's Most | fi : Why are bells most disobedient? | Jecause they won't keep still when ous Movie Dog { thy're tolled (told). ed Exclusively : $+ = Why should horses be unnecessary | RATION ! In the Isle of Wight? Because the vis- itors prefer Cowes to Ryde. - ] ’ “v0 x The " . difference betwe. Food Supreme Silence is Golden : What is the diffe rei: between a 3 Cod Liver OH x | camel and an orange? The camel feady TO. ooking, Because the Voice | has the hump, und the orange has by drug, grocery, | . nd seed, sporting the pip. res and pet shops. TIN and a book- radio lectures en- Your Dog,” will on request. t0S. INC. D, ILL. * sw s*Carries’’ What is the difference between a donkey and a postage stamp? One you ‘ick with a stick; the other you stick with a lick. By peRey L. CROSBY pyright, by the McClurg Newspaper Syndicate ——— A——— er AA
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