Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, March 31, 1949
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LITTLE REGGIE
By Margarita
M O T H E R ,M O T H E R , I UE B E E N
T H IN K IN G OP TH A T CAKE YOU
B A K ED T O D A Y ; 5 0 TA STY
A N D SO LIG H T
A N D FLU FFY,
TELL M E HOW
TO BAKE THAT
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M U T T AND JEFF
By Bud Fisher
B A K E THE C L A B BER
G IR L WAY, M y
D E A R , W IT H "
CLABBER GIRL
BAKING POWDER
A i t M other, She Know» . . . C labb er G irl is the
baking powder with the balanced double action
. . . Right, in the mixing bowl; Light from the oven.
CLABBER GIRL
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REG LAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrne*
CO YA W A NT
T M t i £ RAÛ5 YA BEEN
'l C L E A N IN ' Y O l’R.
P a in t » rushes
Pipe s m o k e rs prefer Prince Albert for It« cool, tongue-ansy
smoking com fort— rolt-y oar-owners like the way Prince Albert)
rolls ap fast and easy Into extra-tasty cigarettes 1
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UNCLE. M 'K E ’
I GET REAL
SMOKING COMFORT
'INA PIPEFUL OF PA.
VD WITH THE NEW
JITTER
By Arthur Pointer
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"Crim p cut Prince Albert ha» been a favorite in m y pipe for
yean," »ay» A1 E arl. “Rich-taeting P .A . amokei m ild and
cool—ea»y on the tongue.” R ig ht, A ll P .A .’» choice tobacco
is ipecielly treated to insure against tongue bite.
by Clark $. Haas
SUNNYSIDE
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A SWELL MOVIE
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By Len Klei»
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THAN ANY OTHER TOBACCO
“7 7 Æ NATIO NAL j o y
SMOKE _
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By Charles Kuhn
GRANDMA
R E C K O N V D B E T T E R G E T ’EM
R IG H T N O W , B E F O R E M Y
M O N E Y S L IP S T H R O U G H M Y
F I N G E R S — J ~~
W O N D E R W H A T IT
W OULD B E L IK E T ’
O W N A N IC E , N E W
D O L L , G R A C IE -
DUNNO.
I NEVER
HAD A
REAL ONE
THANKS,
G R A N D M A '/
H E C K . IT 'D BE A
S H A M E T ’ HIDE
T H ' N IC E V IE W
O UT O' M Y WINDOWS
W ITH C U R T A IN S ,
ANYW AY t
IF THEY LEAVE FOR A GOOD
It's our fault.
It'» because our town does
net hav« recreational incantivaa to keep
eur young people here. Let’s Improve eur
recreational facilities.
TlM*