Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1951 — Page 27

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TUESDAY, OCT. 16, 1951 _- OUT OUR WAY

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

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~—By Bushmiller

WE DIDN'T KNOW HE ATE SUCH BIG BREAKFASTS I'M AFRAID WE GOT HERE MUCH TOO EARLY-- DO YOU MIND IF WE KETCH UP ON SOME OF | TH' SLEEP WE LOST?

NOT AT ALL/ BOYS NEED PLENTY OF SLEEPY

\ - 2 - THE ACCOMPLICE AR KI SRE Ki ORs TN RL GRANDMA —By Charles Kuhn,

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CEAGES

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OKAY --- BUT I'LL CRAWL THROUGH

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ONLY 900 MORE DISHES T'WASH, T'PAY FO' TH’ STEAKS WE DIDN'T EAT. WAL -g/GHIT- AT LEAST

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PLAN A WINDOW PAINTING CONTEST

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2 HERR br ol ez TY eer. Ever since 'I can remember, windows have received a lot of special attention on Halloween. When I was a boy, soaped windows

were expected by housewives, and fall window washings were post-

poned until after Oct. 31. With treats in vogue, the housewife doesn’t worry now, but I still see store windows covered even before Halloween. ; Many merchants are turning this annual session into a worthwhile contest, offering prizes for the most attractive windows painted by the neighborhood school children. Some even have the

tempera paints and brushes on hand, and lay out special areas with |

soaped lines for each contestant to paint in.

Several merchants banding together in a community sponsoring |

an art show can offer prizes for each grade level with competent judges deciding the winner in each classification. Too. many people will be drawn to the stores to view the results of the contest. Boys and girls who do net participate in a community show can paint

with show card colors on their own windows. These are attractive

ind wash right off! TOMORROW —Dress Your Doll Like an Indian.

—By Al Vermeer

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ARMOR TO THE OF OUR BETTER / BE SOLD! YOULL RULING CLASSES \ MATERIALS... / MAKE MY ARMOR OF ROME FOR GENERATIONS. /~

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I SAY I WANT TO THAT'S A SO MYSELE LEARN TO WORTHY WRITE AMBITION!

BEEN SUPPLYING / SOME SAMPLES | TRASH, I'LL. NOT / YES YES, OF COURSE, SIRI... OF SOLID GOLD! SOLID

A ir prery.

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'LL HAVE LOBSTER COCKTAIL, J PIN SOUP, CREAMED Gap! 1 DEAR: MUSHROOMS, FILET MIGNON, THOUGHT THIS 1S ARTICHOKE SALAD, MAPLE SHE WAS TWIRP PARFAIT AND PETIT Fours! /GONG® | | ceagon!

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NOW'S THE PERFECT TIME |

~to sell that winter coat through a Classified “For Sale” ad. A 2- PAYOFF line ad ONLY 32¢ per day on our —

weekly rate, Phone PL aza 3351.

LIKE THE FLAVOR OF REAL, FRESH MINT? HERES A FRIENDLY, HELPFUL HINT... CHEW WRIGLEYS SPEARMINT GUM:

WHY NOT WASHBOWLS AND SINKS MADE SLANTING SO THAT WATER WON'T SPLASH WHEN FAUCET I$ TURNED ONT RAMOND EB. FUHRMAN, Emig, Pi

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AT WORK * AT PLAY

TH’ GALS IS COMF'TABLE. THET NICE DAN DRUFF

PRPs anereg pave Ae 14s) ey 1 pw aD ig

wE GOTTA SAVE

TH' GALS FUM HIM

WHYS - HE'S A LOW-DOWN

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PLEDGED

NATURALLY , RUFUS..vYou KNOW MY POSITION IN THE | SKIDBACKSKI TRUST AND JX” LOAN!...YOU RECEIVED SOUR BANK FUNDS . SO, ID LIKE TO 8 PICK UP THOSE

JITTERY,

/ CAN WE COME

IN SAY JELLYFISH!

SECURITIES!

| OF COURSE, SKINNWY....

JUMPIN’

SHHH---DON'T SAY IT, BECKY, DARLING--IM AFRAID TO SAY iT---OR

YEP, OL’ SAWBONES 1S PROMISING MIRACLES ) WONDERTHIS SEASON —-- EVEN TALKS ABOUT MAKING THESE HEADLIGHTS OF MINE WORK /

NOW, RACHEL---WE'RE / WILL BE TEN MINUTES’ LATE

A —. HO-HO, GENOR BIFF / A HERE iS PON DIgG0O

" —B8y McKimson

WILL NOT TRY TO Kit US, AGAIN, BIFF / HE 15 TOO WEAK FROM NOT EATING 7

I WiLL NOT SIGN NOW, SENOR BIFF MASON, ALSO, IF

LET'S HAVE A LOOK . AN’ O'POOLEY/

BOOTS

[ane FOR T MOWE , MEE L = HEY 00K =~ WHAT'S XX?

sr 4 = § D3 $ A, : b FY

YOU'LL SIGN ‘FORE I'M THROUGH WITH YOU, PIEGO., C'MON, JOSE, AT ROGERS

HO-HO.. THE PIG BULL, BL TORO, SHOULD HAVE

YOU DIDN'T

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HE 5° OCKHOLDERS MEETING, NEXT DAY

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WE HAS A PLAN TO BOOST DA PROFITS TO YAWN OUR ! BY CUTTIN DA JAWS OUTK L EXPENSES!

MACY DAT'S DA DULLEST TRIPE UNDER DA| I EVER HEERED!

CAN'T HEAR. JUNCLE OLY

SO, UKEE! Xa HE AST US \ NOT TO-ER CHANGE ABOVE THAT /SNORIN'

TO KEEP QUIET |THE SUBJECT GENTLE: TELL ME THESE |0R IT MIGHT (0ST /MEN...8UT I1L READ | ON AND ON.

WERE THE NEW / US IN TAXES | £ THE ANNUAL REPORT.

(305% A TWO-BR LAN: | OUT WITH A FEW FReARS L| 51 748 OW, OW | WERE — od

RIGHT , PROFESSOR | ARTS G\WB \T A OROP-VBY LWE RANE

MON... TALK HERE WERE YOU ON TH! NIGHT OF JUNE THIRD?

WM. REC. US. PAT. OFF

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