The Syracuse Journal, Volume 28, Number 8, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 20 June 1935 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JtJXE 20, 1935.

II THE SUNNY SIDE OF-LIFE II Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young 1-- . . ..-■■■• * - i -i/i f f- —"ir-ir. i-~.,. r.i.i i ' - . — — ; - v n iir~-■ „ _____ THE FEATHERHEADS Silent Confession L C^ 6^,=. l r'V WFORe -too \II Bt LOOK.MS- AT ? || /a, ELL- So OW) H , -ws™?“ /HHzJ \ &?.»«; sms's-?!*,) ~ ( jr&srD w 1 FINNEY OF THE FORCE Weieh Off WHITT? MKS.SMO C*?)(*MI POM'< 'fcd 11-THAT Ol *»U./ W - Be 'fez SPEHDiH' IT? Sou’o KtM 'TEZ BE x' OME-VT >W.LL q,S L £stl' P,^L CuTTlMfr A(^TT A'NNHOLt PENM'/jr <err VbUR r-' ALEWDIM M*= )BE WORTH AT To r \ f't* l EVER 7 ME EATS rV IS <r,ST -TW moheTT J a SEE »F Tou'lL yj sLlk*> THAT? *£t?*J** . Correct? inagHK? r - MESCAL IKE By s. l. huntley - - • For The People ——~~“ f 3av pa, a h ( w ***** GO-r) AvS:T .S ACCOUNJr\ yTHg.V k-EAU _ •«> thV^TnIL \ taet ceu_e.R. y /TtXt. ja^v?Jr' NJT ) T<sot tm’ peiueßS "•tmevre our 1 I Meße UNJ lS ™ ) \/\l u tfoPvritM. »»?«■ by S- L. Huntley, Trade Mar* Ret U. «. PaL Offlrel S’MATTER POP— Little “Fix It” Is Right On The Job By C. M. PAYNE I tlr-h |m-~~ J N \ 'W _sj^£TJ?ls, ,CAT> ' C ’l >*? / vMaT \ (1 +Mv*. To S-HoT \ 1 \ * / I • ( *AkT TelU ) 1 /7 ( ) > .o OW i /T \ 'T+ie / =T ‘‘REG’LAR FELLERS" Womsn’i Intuition - |/yr«\ /ahd - A /wiul axAsvNap ( Mwik ) / \ /vow «u\sws iil WfrO ( <>^OWMC> \ / with tow, H 1 Dv**f>r.y / a CtHOST 1 / blame nhc.? BfeT y - yf WheCiMolt I mmmm—mmm—mmmmmmmmmmmm.rnmmmimi—m—~mmmmmm —————— *> TAe AsocUted Newspaper* —— —— —— — ' ■ - - ■ ' . .. OurPetPeeve btm.g.ketiner J [~ | Milk *, gluyaswiluams |] lr wcmswaiHOawftjr '*S^T2S^.'?L£ l !i BrnSiSSiSnßtSS^ wi 1 mK * ®0 Wfa Max BESiDCS D»H*< IT hlh MW«S ” _ tecNDts,HMC«t'Mir * V\ <ißCfflifcX w BSOO6MT NTO ACTION, OCT- WHEW BonL£6J.IHS *Np W«PS HE V&VOFKL DW/IfiDEP // M ”U mwis w< amusing tbv tt is D6* ptAVTHW6& <■' x&-.-„ 11 «ME> VEWWHiyKf ffWj y Excise Hfe MRD£ HPI HUfW 60HU 6)1 ftOOR tCawri J^^ v S^^ n ! UV | , |^

SYRACUSE JOURNAL

SEEK TO TRACE .RED INDIANS TO RUSSIAN TRIBES Likenesses between the former In dian sign language of North America and an ancient sign language still understood by tribes in remote ralleys of the Caucasus mountains. In Russia, have been discovered by Prof. N. J. Marr. of the Russian Institute of Anthropology at Moscow, who believes that these may be clue* to the Asiatic homeland from which ancestors of the American Indians are believed to have migrated, says the Baltimore Sun. When North America first was explored by the white men the various tribes of Indians spoke many different languages One Indian ordinarily conld not understand Indians of other tribes, any more than persons speaking different modern languages can understand each other. Almost all the Indians understood, however, a kind of universal sign language consisting of a series of standard gestures not unlike the sign language used by persons who are deaf and dumb. Many early pioneers and army officers who came In close contact with the Indians also learned this sign language and used it In dealing with the Indian chiefs. Full accounts of it are preserved In the Smithsonian institution in Washington, although there now are very few Indians who can use It. Recently Professor Marr arranged with Archibald Phinney, an American Indian now studying In Moscow, to compare the former sign language of North America with those still used In the Caucasus. Most anthropologists believe that the ancestors of the American Indians came orig inally from somewhere.in Asia, possibly from this very Caucasus region Week’s Supply of Postum Free Read the offer made by the Postum Company in another part of this paper, They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.—Adv. Might Learn It A wandering musician was stranded in a village one Sunday morning,: and as Ire was playing his comet in, the street he was approached by Hu? clergyman of the parish, who said, “Do you know the fourth Command-j ment. mv good man?” “No,” the musician replied, “hut if you will just whistle it over, I'll do my best.” —London Answers.

... . ~,. 44 PREMIUMS Girl’s Record baking rcIndiana State PLALL FLIES'* KAsffartsfrdsl Guaranteed, effective. Neat. I convenient —Cannot spill— ■ WU!~ at eoUortnjure anythin*. I Lasts all season. 30c at all 1 dealers. Harold Somers, lac., ■ ISO lie Kalb |

r — — ; — ■ TWEET, THE FLAVOR’S f ■ 1 . f "’""■■■ ■ BUY IT, ix*s a riot | »> j OnCE you taste Grape-Nuts Flakes, you’ll j ■ **s cheer, too! Crisp, sweet, golden-brown flakes itty with plenty of real nourishment. One dishful, M# „ with milk or cream, contains more varied nour- MKBBgmjM !r&i ishment than many a hearty meal. Try it — _ your grocer has it! Product of General Foods, ,

WORKS BOTH WAYS Forgetfulness is a plague, sometimes a blessing. | Quick Relief from HEARTBURN TTS %'orpriAi/*s?f htirtf m&uy 1 of us have bearttaxra. Hurry throtijdt hrtaktm u» catch the 8: IS, '{tuck tesdb at a soda fouatam, wsfi» ing wo A with lot* of cigarettes all day. When your stomach goes on strike, the doctor will say “too murk dcid," and to try Milnetia Wafers. Take one every night and you won’t have any further stomach distress • • • MILNESIA Wafers neutralize the excess acids that cause indigestion, heartburn and sick headaches. Each wafer is a full adult dose, children—one-quarter to one-half. Pleasant to take. Recommended by thousands of physicians. Buy a package today —at all i good druggists. > I aj ■ H m k H V• 1 fczema itchihg I Quickly soothe burning for men! and promole healing or irrilaled skin uiilh - i Resinol J Be Sure They Properly Cleanse the Blood YOUR kidneys are constantly filter- » ing waste matter from the blood stream. But kidneys sometimes lag in their work —do not act as nature intended—fail to remove impurities that poison the system when retained. Then you may suffer nagging back* ache, dizziness, scanty or too frequent urination, getting up at night, swollen limbs; feel nervous, miserableall upset. Don't delay! Use Doan’s Fills. Doan's are especially for poorly functioning kidneys. They are recommended by grateful uses the country over. Get them from any druggist

7