The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, December 24, 1936, Image 3

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    THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Thursday, December 24, 1936
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WORLD’S BEST COMICS
To remove a stopper from a
glass jar pour warm water into a
pan and invert jar in it, gradually
add warmer water until it is quite
hot, but not so hot as to break
jar. Leave in water for some time,
occasionally trying stopper to see
if it is loose.
Lighter Side of Life as Depicted by Famous Cartoonists and Humorists
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THERE “ou ARE WITH
THAT SMELLY OLD PIPE —
MAKING THE ROOM BLUE
WITH
—(
SMOKE
No Comment
By Osborne
THE FEATHERHEADS
WONDERED
HOW A MAN
GOT ro TAKE
JP THAT LINE
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OF
those aviator
S- WRITERS,
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HE SAID HE DID
IT BECAUSE HIS
WIFE WOULDN’T
ALLOW HIM To
SMOKE IN THE
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BET
ou
CsQUAK
MADE
THAT ONE UP
OURSELF--------
AMP AS FAR AS WIVES OBJECTING
To SMOKE IN
He HOUSE — iF
ou HAP To CLEAN—AND AIR
ROOMS —AMD WASH CURTAINS-
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0 HAVE To TD UP AFTER
A WALKING BONFIRE/ WHAT
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SILENCE
MAY Be
GOLDEN-
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NOTHING
COVOfí.
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Glasses which are used for milk
or any milky substances should
always be washed in cold water
in preference to hot. The latter
is apt to leave a cloudy appear­
ance and necessitates a great
deal more labor in the washing.
The same rule applies to perfectly
new glasses which have not been
used.
Wilted and shabby black silk
ribbons can be restored by spong­
ing with vinegar and ironing on
wrong side.
Place bacon, fried fish or fried
potatoes on brown paper before
placing on the serving platter to
avoid that greasy appearance. The
paper will soak up the grease.
Place mirrors in a position
where the sun will not shine on
them. Heat causes the quicksilver
on the back of a mirror to crum­
ble.
By C. M. PAYNE
S’MATTER POP—Kids Will Nearly A ways Listen to Reason
To bone a fish slip the knife un­
der the rib bones near the head
and slit down the entire length
of the body cavity. Then cut down
to the ridge of the backbone, tak­
ing care not to cut through the
skin. Disconnect the backbone at
the head and lift the bony frame-
work out of the fish.
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AMBE/UD TSETrer
Finger-mark stains on doors and
cupboards vanish as though by
enchantment when lightly rubbed
with a piece of flannel dipped in
kerosene oil. In order to take away
the disagreeable odor of the oil,
rub the door down with a clean
flannel wrung out in hot water.
B.(Copyright 1936. by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
MESCAL IKE
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Dirty Work at the Ballot Box
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DISGUSTED WITH THE
WHOLE DADGUMMED
LoDee ! WHET CHANCE HAS GRAND EXALTED
A FELLER TO GIT HISSELF / , RULER ?.
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FER SURE? /
© Associated Newspapers.—WNU Service.
i SEEN ‘EM
TU' THIRD TIME
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SOOTHING TO
TIRED EYES
WENT BACK
TO VOTE
Ml 79
OUTFIT!’
Modern living puts such a strain on the eves
that more and more people are finding Murine
as necessary as a dentifrice in their morning
and evening toilet routine. Murine gently and
pleasantly relieves irritation, washes away the
invisible dust, gives amazing comfort when
eyes are watery and inflamed by a cold. Murine
is a physician's formula containing 7 ingredients
of proven value in proper care of the eyes. In use
for 40 years. Today—get Murine at your drug store.
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Laugh, but Be Cautious
Laugh at your troubles if you
will, but don’t get into the same
ones over and over.
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FINNEY OF THE FORCE
Wash Out
By Ted O’Loughlin
Qoool 1s
NUTHER DAY!
T’INK Ol’LL TAKE
BATH AFORE
FURRST TOIME Ol
IVER HAD A GOOD
excuse FER NOT
A
DINNEP,
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OHcoLOIS FEP
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bathin ’
SOAP Be
GITTIN’
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INTO HOT
WATER-
THAT BE
WH1
IT
USLALL
BE IN A
LATER
AskforGENUINE
SUK-Lite
MANTLES
MADE STRONGER • LAST LONGER
Coleman SILK-LITE Mantles, made
especially for use on pressure man­
tle lamps and lanterns, give you more
light and better light. Their triple
lock weave makes them stronger—
they last longer. Cost less to use.
They are made from high quality
rayon fibre, specially treated with
light-producing chemicals; correct in
size, shape and weave to provide
more and better light. Withstand
severe shocks.
ASK YOUR DEALER for genuineColemanSILK-
LITE Mantles. If he cannot supply you. send
45, for six Mantles. Write for FREE Folder.
By FRED HARMAN
BRONC PEELER—Coyote Pete Makes Up His Mind
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SAME RANCH WITH THAT 1RAMP,
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LONESOME-— WONDER IF
BRONC HAS MISSED ME YET ?
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LEAVIN’ — BUT THAT 12AMP MADE
ME MAD. — ©.OLIVER WITHERS
------ BLITHERS — BAH
NAW, Si — IM GONE, AN
I‘M GONNA STAY
to....__ _ GONE.
THE COLEMAN LAMP & STOVE CO.
Dept. WU173, Wichita, Kans.; Chicago, lll.l
Philadelphia, Pa.; Los Angeles, Calif. <61731
Much in Common
Best company in the world to a
man may be another man of forty
who likes people.
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DISCOVERED
Way to Relieve Coughs
QUICKLY
APPEARING A
THIS THEATER
TRAINED
CANINE
His Logic
Sonny sat on the lower step, his
face resting in two chubby hands.
“What’s the matter, Sonny?"
asked a gentleman.
“Nothin’, just thinkin',” replied
Sonny.
“What about?”
“Thinkin’ how dumb trees are to
take off their clothes in winter an’
put ’em on in summer.”—The Auto­
mobilist.
So Helpful
Mother (finding John, aged four
playing with her purse)—John, put
that down. You know you mustn’t
play with Mummie’s purse.
John—O, Mummie, I wasn’t play­
ing—I was helping. I’ve licked all
your stamps ready to go on y pur
letters.
In the Hills of Kentuck;
Salesman—Say, your shoes are
mixed; you've got the left shoe on
the right foot.
Strawfoot—And here for twenty
years I thought I was club footed.-
The Annapolis Log.
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
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from coughing. Another set actually enters the
blood, reaches the affected bronchial tubes,
loosens phlegm, helps break up cough and
speeds recovery. Check a cough due to a cold
before it gets worse, before others catch it.
Check it with FOLEY’S HONEY A TAR.
It gives quick relief and speeded-up recovery.
WNU—13
52—36
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