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Show ) lit The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, November 12t 1973 Donald Duck STAND TWE5& eusTrj?, I ( aOlTV. ' NK (DiSv'Out) 7,Su3V.V' W alt Disney Bv 0 DON'T A T ? WHADDYA TO t' SnkND TM5 &se ) YOU IN Ask Andv Ferd Johnson By Moon Mullin' cau Yourself AH ANSWERING SERVICE, - CAN YOU FIGURE THIS T" HOMEWORK PP08LEM FOR ME .MOON? m AX? AN Dont Eat You Indian Turnips, 4 sends o eom&tete set ot the Merit Students nevetooe-dK- J to Oeooroh Murdock, Kk Sokers N C , tor her oue$ion ArxJy MM2 Bv Bob Montana rchie I DONT HAVE TIME TO some of BOOKS THE ENSOR GOING GROUND ARE ALL SCANDALOUS !J OF n --JTV-, -- rj,THEAA' COURSE.' THIS PAPERBACK ) HE EDITION.. .SDOESNT LEAVE IS IT UNABRIDGED? OUT A WORD i What are Indian turnips? Dick Tracy JUST A AAINUTE THIS BOOK YOURE. By Chester Could CIRCULATING.... HAVE WHAT A NICE TIME IN TWO SAWED-OFS IN VO'JR BACK CAN MAKE YOU DO FUNNY F THERE, SHERLOCK. A -- oV Kd A THATS HIS HARDWARE!1 AND HE FORGOT TO WEAR HIS WRIST TV! v VS w 2d By Paul Mchols Judge Parker WHAT SLADE else DO T only THAT I'LL TAKE "OU UP ON THAT LUNCH INVITATION. ..IF STILL SiANDS, GOOD.' I DON'T JUD6E.' LIKE EATING ALONE.' he HAVE TO J DIDN'T WANT YOU GOING UP TO SAY, GLOR'A Y CHICAGO. ..THAT HE'D GET IN TOUCH WHEN HE GOT BACK IN TOWN' ? 'WhLE VI5ITING IN JUDGE PARKERS CHAMdERS, 6AM UR VER RECEIVES -AN URGENT CALL FROM HlS I SECRETARY.' nXJKV DO YOU FOLLOW L- -l IM HOPELESSLV PROFESSIONAL VED: WH' FOO DO YOU ASK? aid ry :1 boys-and-gir-ls &OULO- it - 3l i Bv Mort Walker Beetle Bailev SOLLY IT LOOKS HEY. SO CLEAN, BUT euvsYirin DiDNT you WHO TC WASMMY window I AM 'Rtie TURN THE WATER BACK OH! Leafy Canopy Nowadays, most people call In early it arit on a flower puis spring, rangement that looks for all the world like a small preacher standing inside a fancy pulpit, topped with a leafy canopy. Nobody knows why the stiff little preacher was r- - tfeef First of oil it nos the postman as usual ..Then the. meter Jikr4- named Jack. Bv Cu It's at the end of o doig like this that one realises that one isn't getting any Then later, when he took me For a walk on the common, I got involved in on of troy with 'he Bennets SealyhorT,...rve never stopped. 1 Craham By Alex 'Fred Baset The pretty wild plant grows mrrt woods and marshy thickets all the way from Nova Scotia to the Gulf of Mexico and westward as far as Minnesota. All summer it made and stored food m its turnip, so that it could get an early start in the spring. As soon as winter is done, up pop the stems, each one topped Wuh a neat group of in Arriola 1 VI) ou cues, younger TEHUANA MAM A AkkAhgbs DAY 'SLEBFZKSr x y ICasoline Aliev three Funky ,bii is ;well Inouqh qo boms inkerbean By PREFER PERSONALLY ASTRO -- TURF I it this B.C. LAST WeSK YOU CAME HOME SHOT FULL OFAPPOWS AtfP YOU DIDN'T COMPLAIN. c!au. i T(tAT wound ) Dik Browne Bv . LOST, BUT LOOK t wound r JVS J Yeaut last WEEK W& WON... By Johnny I'D UKE TO ENROLL IN YOUR ORGANIZATION. Your name appears KjICVYFm ..I KEEP THEM FEEUN6 THAT THEY'RE IN THE WRONG, THAT'S GUILTY A30UT MAKING SUCH A B'S THING ABOUT t LEAVIN- G-, MY GO and pretty purples, it is not a petal and the flowerets on the preacher have no true petals Gnats and other flying insects slide into the slippery pulpit and help to transfer pollen to male from female flowerets. j AGAIN y Leonard Starr J MOTTO 1 DON'T SEE -- WHILE Broom-Hild- a Bv R. Mvers DELUXE MODEL, KNOW YOU OP THE HECK TUB DELUXE MODEL HAVE THAT THE REGULAR . MCCEL DOKNT? WHAT rr'S TAB NOTE... DIDN'T ETE LEAVt ) LOBS J PERFUME TO WAKE UP FOR BEING AWAY 74 ON "THEIR ANNIVERSAR- "VM haunteo ix FOREST CioeutHutesX ndv Capp Bv YER FATE, LAD, 'if ACCEPT NEVER BE RICH, you'll ' YOU'RE LIVIN' IN TMf WRONG PLACE IN TME WRONG TIME.... 'EVERvTHINi5 ALREADY BEEN DONE AROUND these parts, thin's every- BEEN THOUGHT I flo, is there any underdeveloped Reg. Sim the By Tom K. Ryan LETS FACE IT, ECHO, PEAR1E: HAVE A TEETH PROPLEMi yer ' CAP, ' WEMT ID A PBffTlST ONCE. SMART ALECK! ..THE 1 MEAN yFS! UNDER FUPPIN' TERRITORY NOT FAR FROM 'E2& Tumbleweeds I i I m NOVEMBER SPECIALS ,XiSMATEJ 4l May through turnip because it contains a very bitter poison. Some say it loses its flavor and its but we poison when boiled dont want to eat that either In Colonial days, mothers used the bitter juices as cough medicines but out modem cough medicines taste better and work better. C'rJ Y- April, and June, the preacher may be seen in his pulpit. Then the seeds ripen. As the leafy spathe withers, a round bad of bright red bemes appears at the top of the spadix. Some birds eat the leaves and berries and natturally we refuse to steal the food that Mother Nattre provides for her wild creatures. Nor can we eat BASEMENT.. M THE leaves. n Streaked Pulpit the is Though pulpit streaked with browns, greens Hart wz Bv THOUGH HAS LEFT MARY A LARGE ? I green-gree- Then from the center comes a straight stem which, by about into turns April, The top of the stem becomes the poker stiff preacher. It is covered with tiny flowerets, which 'may be male or female. This is called the spadLY. The pulpit is called the spat ha. It is shaped like a leafy funnel, with its base attached to the stem below the spadix. At the wide open end at the top, one side of the spathe reaches way up and over like a graceful canopy above the preacher. From Stage AS HERE .WHAT IS pe 'BOTTLE Tom Batiuk SCANDALS LIKE WATERGATE HADE AFFECTED THE MORAL FIBER OF OUR UOUTH I b;llapar the Horrible . I I COACH, HOU) UJOULD UOO JOHN DAP.'NG HERE , TRUING TO FIND OUT IF i' IT - - Frank king Bv tieitoroHLY The early settlers called the people they ii,et in the New World Indians and named many plants for them. In colonial days, com was called Incom dian Indian and was the purple shamrock tnllium. The candlenut was called Indian walnut and the lovely lupine was Indian beet Dutchman's breeches was called Indian and the older name for was Indian turnip. The Indian turnip sounds as if it should have roots someand it what like turnips does. But they are NOT good to eat. rd Home APPLIANCES Reduced Prices Bv Mell Momma bdW ' 4 TAY just NATURALLY BY ThiR DOMINATED mother, n omT. A HA&IT, FROM m uke INFANCY. well T' ALMOST IMP05S,SLE THEKE' NO SENSE IN FIGHTING 9 pacing YOU? MOThE? HOINE YOU WANT TO CUT THAT COHO, AND Apartment 3-- Bv Alex Kotzkv G Floor Models With Trode New Westinghouse 1 Automatic Washer . no, Thanks I'M I TRYING 10 New Westinghouse 1 1 Electric Range IT QQQ L) 7 QQQ New Westinghouse 1 1 QQQ I I Clothes Dryer New Frost-Fre- e Westinghouse Refrigert'v-FreezeCombination Bv Milton Caniff Steve Canvon ' I SIX I RUF3D READ IT dVFR TIMES THS VORMN&HES N, C.f AR ' I I HAY E AND RJSSED THE FACR BUT HS NAME rf,. WOULDN'T 60 kSO mary is St NDING Iher YOUNG FOR 1 .J -- ik MORE -- ir' LATER- R - EXACTLY AN.78 NCLUDING TAX ' ADDED IT N MY HEAD' change Gary FOOD X AND A I'? V GUEST ter NOTHING SMALLER '0 BILL 1 DON T LOSE THE this THAN It i 2 New Westinghouse Refrigerators By Saunders & Ernst Mary Worth I , H 'N ILL take! VERY 00D I' 1 v I I'! 14, ' I LOOK 'CALL is a OFF ANY 20 STORE 'NOT A NUMBERS AND GAMBLING PEN, YOUNG FELLA I I'LL BET YOU A CANDY BAR RJN ALONG' CAN GIVE YOU THE TOTAL THE INSTANT, j f this I S a Slightly Damaged New Westinghouse j you Finish ' M ,.AvA.. r WcsHe. New Westroghouse Built-i- n Dtshwosher. I WV 892 Big Discounts Lowest Prices largest Trade Allowance Trade in must be in good operating condition ALL APPLIANCE 12? FAST CO. 3rd SOUTH |