Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1951 — Page 14

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OUT OUR WAY —By Williams

NANCY

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

JUST ANEWER ME ONE. | 60 THE WATE THING, WORRY WART ~~ ~ WHY DO YOU HAVE TO CLIMB UP ON THE BASIN?

NON'T RUN DOWN MY BACK! I WAS TOLD TO WASH MY NECK, NOT THE BATHROOM FLOOR!

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|SRANDMA —By Charles Kuhn] SANDY HILL.

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I WISH SLUGGO WOULD BUY ME THOSE NICE BEADS FOR MY BIRTHDAY

AH IS SIMPLY DOIN! THIS T' TAKE MAH MIND OFF ANOTHER GAL, WHO-BELIEVE ITOR NOT—- IS A

SURPRISE!” ) LIKE-BUT, DON'T GIT NO WRONG 1 |IPEAS~

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SANDY ABOUT YOU ONLY YESTERDAY!

I DONT KNOW WHERE HE IS RIGHT NOW!... | ...HE WAS WITH CLAUDIA B MOST OF THE MORNING! 48

CLAUDIA!

SUE, HONEY-—-IF LL ANYBODY EVER HINTED THAT YOU ACTUALLY ENJOYED SEEIN’ THAT POOR BOY HALF-FREEZIN'

T' DEATH--4 8. 3

~TD LIFT HIS HEAD OUT FROM BETWEEN HIS EARS-~ BUT (SIGH ) I'M

FREEZING IS (CHOKE! 00D FOR A TWO- TIME

—By Al Vermeer

SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1951

OPEN CANS

/° SAVE CONTARE FOR PLAYING STORE, CL I ST ==

What youngster hasn't enjoyed playing store? Why not have your own store with the same things that Mother and Dad buy when they go shopping? The next time you go to the store, watch the way the grocer. has his canned goods stacked, see how he has it marked, and what variety he has on hand. Notice how he talks to people about the things that they wish to buy. Now when you get ready to set up your store, get a large carton and start saving empty cans from the kitchen. See if Mother will start opening cans from the bottom and wash them, so they will look nice when piaced right side up on your store shelves. If your can opener leaves sharp edges, cover them with adhesive tape. Empty spice, cocoa, and gelatin containers, give variety in size and shape to your merchandise. Paste up cereal, cookie, and dog food boxes, just like they were before they were opened. Price your goods, and invite your friends, or your classmates if your store is in school, to come and “buy” from you. MONDAY—Play money for play stores.

—By McKimson

ROY ROGERS

WON'T HURT THE SHERIFF...

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~ By Hamlin

Ff NOW IF I DON'T GET SMEARED 1 IN TH' NEXT THREE SE! Q I OUGHTA LIVE TO ». RIPE OLD AGE/

SEEMS I GOT THE SAUCER'S WHOLE CREW IN THE FIRST INNING ...80 NOW I GOT TH' STAGE ALL TO MYSELF...

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BUT THERE'S NO TELLIN' FOR HOW LONG, SO 1 GUESS WE'D BETTER BE GOIN'.. /

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FRECKLES

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