South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 5, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 January 1922 — Page 14

BARNEY GOOGLE 4 CjWIW6 AS? A LOST 1,V ;k SS IV. J rC. vA Jf j 1 3 'w-'O 1 v N V'S K'-' - f 7 YU 4 r. -ro ) ! Quick1, t J n THE BICKER FAMiLv T7T CO - m Xt- HAPPV

y ' II

I i

y i

THE DUFFS

THE NUT BROTHERS (Ches & Wal) LAST MIGHT I DREAMED I MM) A MORSE ! "?' ""'s-

FRECKLES

WGHT-fAARE VOU HAD ! r

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1022

ri:. V

--. - lr - - I ' ' - ':.: :!" :'' ":jj 1

EVERETT TRUE

HOME WAS NO PLACE FOR BARNEY JUST THEN

t? (By Billy DeBeck)

3 17

(JMCL Scuo1.

V& III

. 7-

v.7 y

c i

imp I -0

get rhai cG.

pur puf -

:0 j (x w )

To 6ET ROOK

To6ET m roR Li 1 V Nicht .ClI

THIS IS TOO COLD A PROPOSITION FOR CASPER

(By J. E. Murphy)

AM '0

fei IT

I ; in. i i I

, N

x. X. I K V U

-I V

THHy t.LL oTf(TT IN) )

OVJL7 , uuy

V 1

! V

1-5

PA ASKS JUST ONE FINAL FAVOR

I Jost "R&Fost-D percv a-o me

d-Shei-o ofp "to rowxj himself v;-'-i

r r v r's x yv i

J i

i . , , 1 i I k J

r.- - - ,. , -

I 1

(By Cliff Sterrett)

PJST OFFICE: OJ VtP p

WAV "TP "The. P.VfcR TtiS PER ME

Like StoüT!

Mi . r

1 : 7 r''rk

THE PASSING OF TIME

( By Satterfield j

t'il. J vvAlT v v J j c:o I I j I

! i : 1 i i i ! Ii ! ' c 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 i ; 1

tossy rrrr' Muuzfr

1 Jt ,

COAU CO

HO DANGERVT.

of ftR1:COM-

XT.

. ' . 1

LOOK WMAT ) JU'J

(By Allman)

TOM. I MADE A NFWVEAR' RESOLUTION

Alt TO MVÖELF &1T I'M AFRAID

TLL HAVE TO 5fttAn IT -

A I IF IT'5 A GOOD ONE.

DON'T - 1X5 E A LITTLE.

i TPiED TO. BoT t looks AS Though YOU WCKA-D FOQCE ME TO

J ÖUKEIT WOULD bt MV FAULT NO MATTE U WHAT IT WA5- WELL WHAT WAS VOU&

REÖOLUTIUM i

f-:rKVXl WHAT WAS VOUtt (f ittS IT'ä ALL AS CLEAR

WILL POWER V:K

WELL.l'LL TELLVOO IF IT WOMT EE BREAKING IT - I RESOLVED That i would not ask you for anv HOUSE HOMEY ONCE DuRlMG THEYEAR AMD THE RESULT IS, lM BROKE

JUST Cook AT THIS

By CONDO

" W Ki I S3?r aWYTHIMc

rrrlTliC: MA TT OK UjiTV-A IT I

I C R ; -n-l-crT

CN VCÜ NOW (

X V v

FABLES OF 1922

BY MARTIN

SP WAb SO FAT V SfAD TO W- YS SECURELY 70 ZOO.

'A ' L

is 1

77 !?

TO BACK AJTO T

r wouldn't slp AWAY FA70M V

I W '

THAT REMINDS ME.

By JACK COLLINS.

(By Blosser)

G pn ? i ME-!! 10 EETTB v LrtJUjl- , I CPÜJ U? A BANK ) ACCOUNT AND j ' " f START SAVirG i A UP TOR A I j RANNy DM-J

ALL Tili: HITS. J Iii M si il.l.l :u." On R Zc recorJs we n;v hive r.f ;r !,.: M r." them Fanoi, I5:mini Uiy. Apr.l j pr..::.-: : - : : t!.- .

Sh(wir Ma Snr.r.v Ter.n"s1f. Ai! in r. 1

by Myself, vS.vet Lady, Dro.vsy j ;; ;' . r . :.': : . ;. :r- ;..- Head, Gypsy Iilu. ?. I'n; Nobody's j t I'-, 1 ' 4 N. M.' h:

Baby. Ain't Wo Got Fjn, I Ain'i Nobody's Darlir.?. Whn Frar.

Dances for M Thr- r. W. C Muic Shop. Open evenings till S : 3 u i o'clock. 3C-tf 1

IiOOAL I'.VMILV niOSlMJITTirV. You can mention fumil- that you know who have suffered during the winter from the faulty ronBtructicn of th'-ir ho:n-s. If your window and doors are in t'loister Brick you ne-d never worry about wind. ?r.ow, lo.-t. nor rain. Ask. Staples-Hi", df bran 1 for finp'.es. i-lt

Union Trust Companj

facilities fui I bo irinc vf

Union Shos Company 223 So. A tirh iaa u St.

in o o o o

; yy T

16-oz. tin Velvet. J1.35. Kneels. 33S-tL