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Show 3B Hi And Lois Belvedere Tuesday, May 27, 1969 DESERET NEWS, 1 35ETWELVE? Emmy Lou i BET YOU CAN'T GUESS trc ARE -- ) HOW AWfJY COOWcS IN SIXTEEN... SEVENTEEN EI6HTEEN $ojl,z vr THIS JAR f Dr. Morgen LIEUTENANT, ARE TOU REALLY GOING HCLP LEA BARBARA ANP I WOULP . T TP HAVE HER HOME JUST 6, rrS lea ' 516 coeswT recognize me, Barbara "No, it "ould not be a nifty place for a wiener roast." r CN A MINUTE.' ' wmt us .' -- I PONT r7PARLINO KNOW WHAT TO SAY . NO, I PONT THINK IT WOPLP PE WISE FOR XX1 TP COME HERE across UKE I rto CORRVMR. WILSON WE'RE I x going to CHARGE HER wmt 4UEPER Answer to Yesttrdayl PunU Crossword THINK TP BETTER STAY HERE TOR A FEW BAYS, BARBARA LEA X rVt WILL KEEP A LAWYER FOR FEELING ALL RIGHT NOW THOUGHT WAS GETTING A WHILE, A MIGRAINE X down mgs lightly of Central America garment 1 5n . "Golly, Mom, did you notice -A that there' a hind of glowing light around Dad's checkbook?" state (ebbr.J chatter The Wizard Of ID 1 tcoKJtnuxrl p article pagoda Woody's World stands appendage (colloq.) es written y (colloq.) huavan. Emus! TeU. ME TrllNr GoOO A&UTHlM. ANYTHING! K 1 of sealo Indie CArft SOMEONE" PONT GAY. USELESS group attendant jacket You smennHGr W CrOOO ABOUT 60ZZ staa (ebbr.) 36-- of rt IF- - Completely A whirlwind god for tenfelum THEFE meter 31 y Babylonian deify art leva bench Lil music, high 38-I- opening of bod 41 Mens Abner A MILLION BAIL? THEN MERELY nickname EVERY JANITOR., GARDENER, AND MAID HAS BEEN ONCE BACK AT RADCL1FFE. SOU'LL BE RELACED SATCHELS'LL DO.7 51 Stroke ra L-ifr- a J 47-T- r'J ,f TRUSTED MEMBERS OF THE BRODDERHOOD SAFE ONE OF THESE bird BY I I DADDY LOVES HIS LITTLE GlA-L- - D of glass fo the ear self "There's been too much sitting and eating around here, so All together now! . . . 'One, two! One, two? . . ." . TELL ME SREGIWfi MON D AYITH RUIRR The Ryatts I DA Y 33 Playing Cards Looking for a great meal? Try Red Barn's combination of a French Flies & Coke If you havent had a Big Barney, you dont know what you're missing! Two delicious hamburger patties, cheese, lettuce, pickle, and our own special sauce on a An amazing thing about playing cards is that they exist in so many forms in so many places. Playing cards are usually oblong in shape, but they have al-.- been made in the shape of squares, triangles. and even circles. o roll. Try it with French Fnes and a Coke today! . .vwqeww-,-- ,s o SPECIAL Shoe Repairing at its Best ! 3SS redecorated the s ROOM LIVING r AND, PAD, IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE THE HOUSE WAS PAINTED 1 .1 1 Sr- - Tull Bottoms on Men's Dress Shoes ...Special At Where Ifyfun to eat ODERN 1 9th South & State ... 8th Cast A 21st South 8th Wost & N. Tempi . . . 35th South Ik State And in one form or another they are found in every civilized country in the world, and some that we might not consider very civilized. Playing cards as we know them today developed over a long time. Before they became cards, that is, made of paper, the equivalent of playiug cards were made from stones and shells, slabs of wood and barks of trees, and even out of pieces of animal skins. to one theory, According playing cards were invented by the Chinese. There is a Chinese dictionary of 1678 that says playing cards were invented in 1120. But many historians believe playing cards were invented much earlier. The earliest deck of cards still known to exist was made in Italy in 1299. fe'-Tiis- gtWi.l ...llwWT 4J IT ABOUT TIME WE By A. LEOKUM Bl BARNEY double-dec- MOM, ISN'T" SHOEQ 45 East Second South The Castaways WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY YOU WELL FDR FOOD ANP Tf AlOO CARTERsJ CLAM SHELL- S- FORTUNE NATIONAL IN OUFL CURRENCY? g. LAM I rtr Boner's Ark We know that there were playing cards in Spain, France, Germany, and in the Scandinavian countries, all during the 14th and 15th Centuries. It is believed that the idea for them came from the Orient through the Mediterranean and then spread northward. anfkTfflgfflGpa i The Smith Family JHCX6HTto W MOOE ' tHTHOElAT VPVP 9HE VA9 A 8SI f (ffeO&jRYTV.JL o SAVE AT PIONEER AND CHOOSE FROM OVER Twelve Hundred Gifts Savers at Pionr enjoy the highest insured rate on passbook savings and savings certificates, plus the bonus of Gold Strike Stamps. Select the gifts you went from over 1200 quality items in the Gold Strike catalogue. Nancy Zf WHY Tvw,",iii'im Floats sTRmf'V X tsrnjps Cureenl Rate m INSURFO PASSBOOK SAVINGS I COULD Current RatuPwB on SAVINGS CHtTIFICATIS & l 000 or mot 8 nenitH Hottest IS t8 sctoNti VA WISH MAKE SOME MONEY Yv DON'T VOU GO INTO THE LAWN -- MOWING BUSINESS ? THAT'S A GOOD IDEA iJTawns 3 I WONDER WHY I'M NOT getting ANY NpJSTMERS : MOWED Wh it! - rMiif-BUSHMILL- e.9l4wairewu- 'Hull -, f |