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I'd like to be on hand to see the be "You Tlnies other keep away candy spread alarm' must stay cannon of you the Back be will they "Now tell me how a see piece of candy ahot? If In the cannon what a I'd hate to into you" right lot of noise It's going to make I plop know that you would all turn "I think 111 run away from here" A Cheerful Chap said "Aw dont white and then you'd be an ifawful have no trouble you fret No shock miss are you going sight We'll to as do" I do one Just say with to get The cannon works Then Coppy grabbed the ramrod bl£ fprlnj There's fiot ft thin? to and exclaimed "Come on somebody lear" hand me scv'ral nice marshmallows I will pack them in real tight" had The Tinles- in the meantime 111 In just about a minute he was be "Cec glad piled candy high as busy as could be A cheerful when we are set to start our fun" Chap looked on and said "You're said Coppy with a grin a lark be doing it Just right" it "1 know that fill' Shall we start now or wait till (Copyright 1934 NEA Service Inc) dark? Come on you little Cheerful Windy take an Iunexpected flop tell us when to begin Chaps -In the next story) Take your be Dont Impatient! 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I j CAME TO FWDOUT SOMETHING -WHO'S CAPTAIN EAsy? William 111' Ferguson n - 1 CARL ! LINNAEUS MAN WHOKNEW FROM MtMORY "THE - THE SOENT1F1C NAMES OP THOUSANDS OF PLANTS AHDANtAMLS sf s iff lew COULD NOT RECALL AT THE TIME OP H15 DEATH By HAMLIN Dinny'saBig Help! ALLEY OOP - DjinnV : ) 7 UOW" THAT FOR A STARTER ON OUR THERE VARE EVERVTHNG S AIL GUrAMED Up - Dinner huh? CMON WE'RE GOlN to i J X Mm I l v (t ' t £ nl"i JUL! 6UR6ANK PRODUCED THE SHASTA 1V OASy By CROSSING DAISIES" FROM ENGLAND JAPAN AND IV tfrU ti utviiri ftcnvicc inc tmh rT orr u AMERtCAt GCLOEN SNOW OPT EN SEEN IN GLACIER PAK AAuE OF 5AALL YELLOW GOilG TO GET OUT OF DCBT BEFOPX YOU GO WE-D- E INSECT BODIES WAf ""1 "I o ai PDitJG BOOTS By COWAN Out and Into the Red! THE NEWF ANGLES (Mom'n Pop) YOU can take: TW DOC STULL'S TWAT POUGH aHD BILL 1 PMD DOC LAST WEEK AND ALSO fTVC HAH At THE OF OTHGR BVLVSTOPAYi 140PEI EVECYTVW4G APOOND THIS HOUSE! S OUT OT THE DED-- f I tXi-t-- Wl UUK l — V i 31 4 ifri'mitnimi"i"1 4 il |
