Illinois Valley news., January 23, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 23, 1941
Page Seven
Rloomin Parrot If’as
Passing Its Lesson On
Fun for the Whole Family
By ED WHEELAN
BIG TOP
LALA PALOOZA
A Nervous Wreck
Bert had spent hours trying to
teach his parrot to say “Hello,
Uncle,” ready for the visit of hi«
wealthy relative.
Uncle came—the parrot was dumb.
Bert seized the bird by the
throat. “Say ‘Hello, Uncle,’ or
I'll wring your bloomin’ neck," he
roared.
And when silence continued he
twisted the bird’s neck and threw
it into the fowl pen.
Queer squawks drew him to the
fowl pen next morning. On the
ground were three dead hens. The
parrot had a fourth by the neck,
shaking him and shouting: “Say,
‘Hello, Uncle,’ or I'Ll wring your
bloomin’ neck.”
By RUBE GOLDBERG
In Turmoil
In seasons of tumult and dis-
j cord bad men have most power;
mental and moral excellence re­
quire peace and quietness.—Taci-
i tus.
The Smoke of
Slower-Burning
Camels gives you—
MESCAL IKE
An
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MAMO VJILL.
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ME SEE
I’LL TAKE
TUE RIGHT ONE
for Teacher
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EXTRA COOLNESS
EXTRA FLAVOR
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AT HIM HR WAS (—
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&
POP—Successful Failure
By J. MILLAR WATT
- ANO
NGVER
WANTED
WHEN
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there -
!
than the average of the 4
other largest-selling ciga­
rettes tested—less than
any of them — according
to independent scientific
tests of the smoke itself.
The Second
Shoe
ON AMO ONE OFF,
THINKING OF MANY
THINGS EXCEPT PAR­
ENTS' CALLS TO HURRY
UP ANO FINISH
DRESSING
DECIDES HE’D
BETTER GET ON
WITH IT, TRIES
TO HOOK SHOE
UP ON HIS TOE
SUCCEEDS ONLY IN
SITS JI GGLING
KNOCKING SHOE AWAY
SHOE
FROM HIM BY AN
ELABORATE FEAT OF
CONTORTION PICKS IT UP
AT LAST, WITHOUT GET-
CAMEL
By
GLUYAS
WILLIAMS
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"Wbtri'l ika *k»l«tr«*b*r wko took tkteo , loo, apo of tko koekoy
POLLS OVf P ON HIS
BACK ANO TRIES
TO FORZE SHOE
ON
TAKES SHOE AND
STOCKING OFF TO
LOOK AT FOOT
WHERE HE GOT
STEPPED ON PLAY­
ING BASEBALL
w aw m »r
t— ■
RESTS A WHILE,
WICiGLING SHOE
AROUND WITH HIS
TOES
HEARS FATHER
ROAR,PUTS SHOE
ON,ANO RACES
DOWNSTAIRS, SHOE
REMAINING UNTILI
AU DAY
i
Í
THE
SLOWER-
BURNING
CIGARETTE