MUTT AND JEFF—Mutt U As Changeable As A Blonde’s Hair
By BUD FISHER
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Mill made Screens and
Doors while you wait.
2717 North 24th Street
Loves Kitchenette appartment for
rent at 2518 Patrick Aye>, W^ 5563.
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YOUK OWN—LAKE SHOE SERV
ICE NONE BETTBR; 2407 Lake St
Furnished Rooms far rent. WEbser
2303.
Lie Kummaee Sale on New Goods—
1 %-i N 24 th St. Come and Be Con
vinced.
BETTER R4PIO SERVICE
A. E. and J- E. Bennett 2»! « Cum
niint's St- Phone Ja- 06OS
Th h» Room Apt.. Furnature. gas.
light and water $4.5iJ week Ja. 0986
Ct MING'S HOTELr-1916 ('umlng St.
RHONE \VEf*u*- 1835.
Kitchenette for Rent—strictly modem,
2911 North 25th Street.
Two room apt. and use of kitchen
We. 4162. t
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THE OMAHA GUIDE EVERT WEEK
(f‘on*inned from I’asje 1)
not be received in the newer arms
and the him,an reaction is to apply
for a position which it is definitely
known is not open." He charges
that, “the records of the War Depart
ment in this regard smply reflects
the policy of discrimination and
nothing more.V
“When I note,” he concludes, “the
complete a-Peence of Negroes in the
Tank Corps in the Coast Artillery,
in the Field Artillery, in the Air
Corps, n the Chemical Warfare Ser
vice and other newer arms, I must
confess your assurances leave me
skeptical’’.
I
LOST 57 POUNDS OF
FAT-DIDN'T CUT
ft DOWN ON FOOD
lost 5? lbs. by taking Kroechen
Salts and it had no ill effect on me. I
didn't cut down on a single food—I
recommend it to any
one who is over
weight." Mrs. A. !
Kopiak, So. Milwau
kee, Wis.
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Kruschen Salts in a
glass of hot water
first t h 1 ng every
morning. While fat
is leaving you gain
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Many physicians prescribe it and
thousands of fat folks all over the
•world have achieved slenderness. A
jar lasts 4 weeks and costs but a trifle
at any drugstore. But protect your
health—make sure you get Kruschen
—it's the SAEE way to reduce and
money back if not satisfied.
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HONEY FAVORED
| AS SWEETENING
r -
jMds a Delicate Flavor to
l» Various Desserts. !
! j By EDITH M. BARBER
AT ALMOST every farmhouse now
•Milvs on* sees a sign "Fresh
,) for Sale.” Honey, probably tbs ;
(| fetenlnj; known tonmn. Is being
t .1 much greater extent recently
[!* • has been for a long time, sine#
I -> have gone Into bee raising
l. iitensely. •
a farnitiou.se where we stopjenJ
( i some comb and liquid honey
'I \v we talked with the woman of
I use about the use of honey In
< 4 and found that she used It for
» t any purpose where a aweeten
J: as desired. She gave me a few .
t» ier dessert recipes, and to these I
li ne added a few other tested honey
recipes:
Honry Kaaui lupiora.
I ) eup tapioca
14 cupa water
*/4 teaspoon salt
J cup honey
I J *g» yolk
% pouail seeded raisins •
; Soak tapioca in two cups water far
two hour*. Add two more cups water;
go k until clear and soft. Remove
t ft add other Ingredient*: cook'
3 ulntites longer. Serve with a fruit*
* ■> or whipped ereaui. The white'
'#> egg may he beaten, mixed with
t: *t*e tablespoons of sugar and used
for a meringue. \,
Banana Honey Mold.
2 tuhlesj.'oons gelatine
*,i cup cold water
! 1 lernou
!■ H cup honey
' 3 ripe bananas (mashed through Si
■1 e)
1 cup whipped cream ,
i Souk the gelatine In cold water no*,
ti -o.'t. Heat the milk and stir In the!
f fine. Continue stirring until all
g tine Is dissolved. Add the honey.'
r. i lied bananas and lemon Juice, Set
In a coo) place. When It begins to
thi-ken fold Id the whipped cream.
Chill.
Honey Raspberry Sherbet.
,J 1 pint fresh raspberries
;► 2 lemons
tj H cup honey t
f 2 cups water
i 1 egg white
1 Mix the raspberries (which have
been put through a sieve), lemon Juice,
water and honey and let stand several
h nirs to blend. Put Into a freezer and
when It begins to freeze add beaten
•gg white. For freezing use eight'
parts ice to one part salt For pack
ing use three parts Ice and one part
Salt.
Pineapple Honey Sherbet.
•t enp pineapple Juice ■’ j
4 tablespoons lemon juice
Va cup honey
lVi cup* water >
1 egg
Mix the Juices with the honey. Add ,
the beaten egg yolk and the water.
Fold In stiffly beaten egg white, j
Freeze, using eight parts Ice to one1
part salt. Pack with three parts ice 1
to one part salt. 1
Prozen Honey Fruit
i */2 cup dried apricots
£ tablespoons shredded pineapple ■
% cup honey
1 tablespoon lemon Juice
' ^ teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup milk
Soak apricots overnight and cook
tin til tender. Run through food chop
per and cbmbine with pineapple,
ilmney, lemon juice, cinnamon and
5 Bulk. Let stand one hour to blend*
’with fioney. Freeze, using eight parts
1 Ice to one part salt. Pack with three
parts Ice to one part salt.
Honey Nut Fudge,
2 cups sugar ‘
8 cups milk ,
i % cup cream
1 square chocolate
% cup honey *
| 1 teaspoon vanilla '
| £ tablespoons butter
tj 1 cup nuts
1 Boil sugar, milk, cream and choco
; late for five minutes. Add honey and
: cook until it forms a soft ball in cold
water (236 degrees F.). Remove from
; fire, add butter and allow to cool
to 120 degrees F. Beat until It loses
j Its shiny look. Add eanllla and nuts
lend pour Into a buttered pan. When
2 trui cut Into squares.
Honey Fruit Cako.
1*4 cups honey
% cup butter
8 eggs
*/a cup milk <
8 cups flour \
8 teaspoons baking powder
Vi teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon cloves
; 2 cups raisins
Mix honey and butter together and
well beaten eggs. Sift dry ingredients
and add them alternately with th*
milk. Bake In a slow oven for tw»
hours (325-335 degrees F.).
<3. Bell Syndicate.—WNC Service,
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I Fruit Stains
When fruit stains are fresh, rub on j
salt, later pouring boiling water over •
and through the stain, then leaving it <
In the water for some time. In cold
weather hang the stained article out
of doors overn'ght. If the stain is very
©Id soak the article In a weak solu
tion of oxalic acid.
4
Rust Spots
Rust spots can usually be remiwed |
from nickel If the spot is first soaked
with ltbricating oil, then rubbed with
• soft cloth moistened with ammonia.
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'l j: tar an tee to help you get a new start a
life So case beyond hope. Stop worry*
ine ! Write me today. Information FREE I
M. WILLIAMS, 901 Bergen Aye.
: JERSEY CITY. N. J. Dept. * )
OH.MY POOR PAL, JEFF! I
S£HT HIM DOWN PfTOTrte SEA
DRESSED LIRE APISH TO LURE |
OTMER FrSH So
HtaeiVlow '
i^TTe«. i aecttvte
FROM OLD K.MU
•* TeftRS a*o ne.4
^tRxtno time.now
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IwtwnaTionau Cahtoon Co h. t.
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M. I’. -Will I be able to return to
school this fall and where can I stay I
if I' do return? Will I get a job?
Ans:—Sure you will return to school ;
and you will finish this year. Get a
boarding place with a CHUM of yours
80 tha* you won't spend any lonely
pnoments. You won't find it difficult
to find employment when you finish
j and you will be well trained this year
; for a job.
A. B.—What shoud I do, go away j
as I am planning or stay here?
Ans:—It’s a good idea for you to go
away for a while and give your hus-1
band time to do all the FROLICKING
that he wants to so that he will set- j
tie down and be kind to you.. .Visit some
of your relatives for a few weeks and]
j when you return he will be improved.
I I
M. T.—My nephew left home seven;
i years ago. Will his father and myself I
II ever see him again or not?
Ans:—Your nephew is living in good
health but Ls desperately in love with
a charming little girl...He has packed
| liis bag ever so many times to come
and visit you and his father but every
' time he has someone changes his mind.
He will visit your home within the
: next few years and he won’t come alone
either.
J. S.—Should I continue to write
my husband or do as he told me to do?
Ans:—Your husband knows what is
ft
MAYBE A UWSE FISH SWALUSU6D HIM!
MAYBE THE UNDERTOW CARRIED
HIM OUT INTO THE OCEAN!
tu NEVER FORGIVE MYSELF FOR
DO1N6 SUCH A THIN6 - HE WtAS
SUCH A'FATTHFUL LITTLE FRIEND -
IP I ONLY KNEW WHERE HE WAS!
OH MY CONSCIENCE i*\
Scrrf*6RlN6 ME! I CAN I
SEE HIM*. IF HE WERE/ i
HERE NOW I WOIA.D F#
VROTECTANDLOYe «
HIM LIKE A MOTHER
...Oi l Am>*Ljrc—Jcu Lven rooied The J5ig luune Hunters
Wlrt-L. HERE WE ARE IN THE JUNGLE- J9
NOW HERE'S THE IDEA, JEFF -VOU GET fH
[ INTO This LEONARD S<IN AND KIND OF PRoWL
~ AROUND - 5=6 IF VOUCANY ll
Coax some wild
animals close (
TO THE CAMERA.1 £
' JM ng(T so MUCH
AFRAID OP THE
animals nrr im
AFRAID OF THOSE
SAVAGES CALLED
HEAD-HUNTERS
-v
NO ONES p
around!gj
MU1T AMD JEFF—Jeff U J«ut Jumping From Place To Place
f MUTT, lV« ALL TIRED X
( OUT WALKING THROUGH A
( the jungle luce
Vh-. THIS! 1 \\
ii-C\ X__TwiurtJJh
I TELL YOU WHAT YOU fjo - WALK OVER TO \
THAT 0,6 TREE OVfcR THERE T«NTURN TO |
YOUR RIGHT SOPOWNTHE HILL you'll S66 1
A TAXI STATION - CALL A TAXI 1
m-1-—t^TTSt——
00 YOU KNOW WHY--- Womei Saw HU This Junit?
SMlF- *Hlf
A WMA
rl °f B**44 XWCKU.S
MeNo«i€s( fAPA u*eo w»Hen
-we V»AS IN THt
jT^L BWR.HLAR.
0S i's- V
V<lf - TMtS tS THe J
Fv.OW£R CHAR'JE'* fl
CFNE Me THt NI«HT
we FWITtO. 20 {
Raising the Family- P<I (min t reaiue inai wa reicrfta 'o nn qiammancai arrorti'
OfcHCMTfcD.
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Dvour
T '♦O'O t«o \
:fc *>'0 •
oetit to do. tie is in i-rouoie huh tie does
not want you to write to often to him
there. When he serves liis time he j
will come to you and try to make up
for the unhappiness that you have had
to experience the last FEW MONTHS.
D. L». G.—Win there ever be any,
happinesss for me?. Everything seems1
be against me.
A ns:—If you only had paid attention
to what people tried to tell you when
you married you would not be as un-1
Iiappy as you are now. It is nearly I
impossible for two people to live happily
together when there is so much differ
ence in their AGES as there is in your
husband's and yous. Make up your j
mind to either leave him or stick by
iiim and stop brooding about it.
S. B. P.—Will I regain my health
and what seems to be my troubled
A ns:—I see a decided change in your
health and this will be brought about
H»y a complete rest. You appear to be
suffering from NERVOUS INDIGES
TION and rest is what you need.
I
M. H. B.—Has someone done any
thing to my brother to make him act
Uke he is acting? It worries my mo
ther teribly.
Ans:—Yes. you brother’s girl friend has
given him the gate and he is taking
it a little too serious and is DRINK
ING to excess. He will get over this
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INTERNATIONA!. CARTOON CO N. Y. i
a.iaii a..u «.u buckle down to business
and forget her.
- I
J. A. E.—Will r bo successful in this'
new field that has been offered me and
Who will finance me?
Ang:—There is no reason why you
should not make good in this new field
that you have become interested in if
you put forth your heist work. Consult
you MOTHER about financing you and
helping you get started and it will be
much cheaper for you.
E. A.—WiH it be all right ofr me
to take the trip with my sister or should
I stay here?
A ns:—You should make the trip if you
can afford the fare as you will have
a beter chance of gestiag a job in NEW
YORK that you have here...It ssems
th. .t you have become disgusted look
ing for work in this city and a change
would give you new inspiration.
C. B.—Please tell me why a certain
man approached me so suddeny to come
in my life for a short while, and dis
appeared just as sudden? What was
his idea.?
Ans}—The man was MARRIED and
could not let it be known and he dis
appeared without letting you know any
thing about him that would cause liim
any family troubles. Forget about
this affair for it wil mean nothing to
you but a heartache.
HELLO, MlTTr! SEE 1
-mey almost made
fishcakes oot of
ME IH A FISH
CAKE FACTORY!
• *r ■ c r*« i
ft ft* » • Hi
=3 MUTT, |F THERE WAS
=5 A RUMBLE SEAT I D f-'
—/ take you along; (
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asJvJim soo ^^V?JT
(TWfc WAS SOS
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V ^oOHOfaP
) NOW LISTEN,SAP! IN A rfcW DAYS WE Kt
( GOING To PENETRATE THE HAWAIIAN JUNGLES
AND GET SOME PEAL PICTURES! NOW HERE'S THE
DOPE - -yoULLBE PRESSED LIKE A LEOPARD
MAINLY ID BRING THE WILD ANIMALS OUT *
v—-—-7HIDING! GET M£?jj
By BUD FISHt^
WC «MOU» WOKAV *KX T WIMIJ '
MOVie MSN! *J6 CAMe AU- I
■'He WAV FROM Si*u;APo*e fo« i
W4 game- so shoot, I
BoVS, SMoot!!
By BUD USHER
Brawn to tta papa iy fisher
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wtecf TKi°t^s < J| eHJON thEU/j
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