Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1935, Page 103

MUTT AND JEFF TLL EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE STATELY ROSE AND THE SHRINKING VIOLET? A BEAUTIFUL,WELL-DRESSED WOMAN WALKS ALONG THE STREET- SHE IS PRoUD AND \_-THAT IS THE ROSE! BEHIND HER COMES A SMALL CREATURE WED HEAD - Z DEAN, How MUCH WOULD IT COST To SEND MY BoY To COLLEGE? By BUD FISHER I HAVENT THE PATIENCE TO TEACH You! 1M GONNA SEND You To COLLEGE!,. —As a Student, Jeff Is a Fumble— -- (Copyright. 1935—by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. S Pat. Oft) zhts Reserved JEFF YoUR EDUCATION HAS THE WRONG | ANSWER AND BEEN SHAMEFULLY NEGLECTED. LISTEN- IF You ADDED e hinos 98736 AND 23,610, = WHAT wouLD Z 2= You GET? [T MUTT, HOw LONG CAN A DONKEY LWE WITHOUT ' DOES HE KNow THE ALPHABET? "DEAN, YOURE PRETTYOLD - - How LONG CAN A DONKEY LIVE wiTHOUT BRAINS? ITALL DEPENDS ON THE LIFE You LEAD! 2y - A, NEVER GET § ” ¥ P ON YOUR s ~ Nerves EEF /AN K. Y IT TARES s 1 i T nezrzcu. JACOBS, AGED 12, HAD A GREAT AMBITION TO BE A LION TAMER - SO HE VISITED THE CIRCUS LOOK AT THAT KID DOING MY/ ACT . i 3 TR R AP P AR WITH NERVES THAT NEVER WAVERED, HE FACED THE PACK-HELD THEM AT BAY-AND=: [ DOOR ~ AND ESCA PED/ HEALTHY NERVES ., MADE HIS WAY TO THE SAFETY ) (o \\ON TAMER = AR A ADVERTISEMENT o R J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO (O 1 WANTED TO SEE THE LION I:Ii“i WHEN OFF DUTY, .HE WATCHED HIS IDOL LIONS. SOME FOLKS LIKE ELEPHANTS —SOME LIKE TRAIN HtS TROOP TIGERS ~ BUT TERRELL LIKED LIONS JEA LU a1 A\l 08 N 2 ;‘I () 3 1N \ THERE HE WAS,IN A CAGE FULLOF ROARING, FIGHTING LIONS~ALONE AND BAREHANDED= ONE DAY A TREACHEROUS JUNGLE -BRED LION STARTED A TERRIFIC FIGHT. JACOBS WAS KNOCKED DOWN IVE BEEN SMOKING CAMELS FOR 15 YEARS. THEY DON'T UPSET MY NERVES OR GET MY WIND. NOTHING COULD SHOW THEIR MILDNESS BETTER THAN THAT.'T'D WALK A MILE FOR A CAMEL €AMELS ARE MADE FROM FINER, MORE A 4 EXPENSIVE ToBACcos (Y —TURKISH AND ! DOMESTIC —THAN ANY OTHER POPULAR BRAND. DOESNT INTER- FERE WITH VOUR NERVES (s/6NED) R ). REVNOLDS TOBACCO CO. WNETPN = SALEM, N.C. ! a >~ JACoBS AND THE REPORTERS