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THE DATLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, July 20, 1957 14 {rs 0 0 A i" A ET EMERGE! IC: 1 AR \ (=. 1 VERY WORDS KIDS WE'RE | | TH' NEXT FELLER WHO ||. WiLL JUST HAVE T GO| ! AFORE THES EMERGE ey} BUT, DEAR \ ( SE USED TO ME. GETTIN'KINDA | | ABSENT-MINDEDLY HOES| | STAND IN YONCER | | T TC Wules Letter FCEAFIO YORN BOY, re vp , ,|CARELESS// DOV/N A PLANT INSTEAD CORNERA SPELL AN. {1 WN 1/, [Of Apol To Man 1S YORE OWNYGH!- | : : HINZE YOUNG, STRONG 1 oy, © RAVES 5 i TTTITITRL. ofod 4 gy A AND ID/OTIC 7S) | 1d < y WE i" : | TORONTO (CP) -- The Toronto i g \ y | & 411 ith" | § ; yr y | Transit Commission has written a ep letter of apology to a man who was ejected from a streetcar after an argument with the operator Tver the payment of a fare June =) L----=4 5 7 aol - willl The rider, C. A. Weir, an Op- P=" tario government employee, said fl the argument arose over his re- "7 ) \ : fusal to pay the fare after the & ; u oO N 1 i ab fk pA operator told him his trapsfer was ) ~ » . { Ri = 2 . 220 i | | no good. 2 : Mr, Weir said the operator re- fused him an explanation, and told | o hin Hither to Jay She fash Tr get [1 FINISH! off. The operator ¢ police and EL IN A eons: J const & TIRED OF WORKING ON THE wr GRANDS SAS WHEN HE WAS v1 NOTICE 8] 315 PRESEN] "they ejected me," Mr. Weir GRANDMA oer WANT YOU S0V6 TD STAY 41 TY OUR AGE WE USED TO WORK ON AGE...HE THINKS EVEN added. OWN ON AN : SS SIGN) AND OFFICE SENT THE STORY ++ IF _NOU'LL LAWN... GO IN AND ASK GRAMPS JOB UNTIL YOU'RE FINISHED 1] ; ML aD) A SIGNVENT A OUT 10 SEE YOO! 3 ~ IF WE CAN STOP Now! indy, THE LAWN ALL DAY AND THINK LESS oF IT! The TTC letter said the operator lh Bhi 7 ) was justified in asking for the 74 g = \ ticket, butt hat he was "'censured for the manner in which he con- ducted himself." IF I GIVE IT TO SOMEONE 7 SHE'LL UNDERSTAND! ELSE, SHE'LL NEVER MUGGS AND SKEETER WHILE RENEGADE INDIANS CONVERGE | PPP = T® LONE RANGER CONFERS WITH THE SAN TO MAKE WAR = - ~ / ANTONIO COMMANDANT = - = 2 % t i AAG Ze LEZ Al | a Al 45 ON THE . / ; ; YG. 3 " : SO YOU THINK YOU CAN GET THE SHIPMENT Wiy ou! ; ; x 4H - OF RIFLES PAST TWO HUNDRED 147 READY 70 STAKE MY LIFE ON 17; MAJOR/ THE LONE RANGER RARE RELICS Some of the first copper arti- facts to be unearthed at Mid- land's "Forget site", .an old Huron village, are examined by Frances ignell, "Diggers" from the University of Western Ontario's summer school of In- dian archeology found the strips of copper and eight knives, two awls, a medallion, and beads. Discovery raises the question of how the artifacts, which could be 5000 years old, got to the Forget site, which is be- lieved to be only 1000 years old The copper relics are the same type as those made by the "copper-culture'" Indians of Minnesota who lived hundreds of years before the Huron In- dian era of Ontario. =" 1" WASN'T SURE 1 WAS POSITIVE © 1997. King Pentures Symes, Sor. Wed dghon served SECRET AGENT X9 SALLY'S SALLIES wi CLIFF MILLS MOTORS im. | ~~ ® 71 NOW "2 USED CAR LOCATIONS" TO SERVE YOU 230 ay. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR "You Can't Beat A Goodwill Used Car" L031. ¥. [_~ un / THAT THUG I CLOBBERED | [7% POSITIVE THe THuGSY jy GS GUARD THOSE TWO, MIGUE : EF [oo css eve oF we cpu, eno? [one ser (8 Fates, Dorey | § | oes! ners CON RAE 2] NOBODY CAN GO 4 MADE £ Ki V - DARN, ZERO / ATS TH! ans 3 THGRE ANT MUCH FUN FORA LITTLE | TMERE, 'SPECIALLY JCF 4 SHOULD HAVE A LITTLE J] THE COOK iS A NICE MAN, ars us PIECE OF ROPE. 4 YOU HAVE ALREADY TOLD US . FOR ANDY! f AFTER ALL~ IN HIS OWA ! WHERE ARE THEY E DY TOUS GIRL 'ROUND LOGGIN' CAMPS, ZERO. T [- i NDY/ Wei, RL Nok Mean, reams ABOUT FISH? ys IT. j HO DING HIM? WHERE ZORKA 15. A AN' HELP, BUT THE COOK A ALWAYS CROSS [ff ; il d Ay ILTAKE TANS B WONT ALLOW (T= 7] W-OH| A 3 th 1 115 ng "Are youn Mister SMITH Mister BROTHERS 1% ol DOWN PAYMENT PAYMENTS TILL SEPT. 5 Yes to pav en Monthly Gas BIN HEATERS Cole man Min o LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY sal | Il} E& ae gp B8 AS BRICK TURNS, HE SEES PAM WASH THROUGH THE OPENING IN |! THE CAVED"IN CLIFF. LESLIE BROS. LTD. HEATING AND APPLIANCES RA 5.9611 171 Bond St, LE. Oshawe DONALD DUCK CANADIAN PORTLAND SURE WHEN WE GET | | BUT W THE CAME, CREASY, THE BANK EMBREZZLER| | MY BEST BET IS TO GRAB ] | CEMENT CLOSE TO THE CAMP | | /6 umE4sy. . RUSTY AND SCRAM / YOU HIDE IN THE BACK ; 000)" IM SURE A SMART iy Ry TULL HANDLE THIS! ) GENT LIKE MILES DIDN'T 4 | , FALL FOR THAT CRYSTAL PER ; ) BALL JAZZ HE'LL BRING ng BAG a Millwork and Building Supplies 1279 Simcoe N. RA 3.4694 1 BRICK BRADFORD THAT MEANS I | [mere THEY JH YES--AND TVE GIVE EMPHASIS TF > COME NOW. GOT A FEELING. MEETING THIS y | WHERE IT'S NEEDED. JONES GIRL? WHEN 1 FINISH, saan | LAURA'LL SEE soph swerved. | RUSTY BILEY » 1 a *_{RESILARETE | By Carl Anderson |ROOM AND BOARD COLORS, HARDENS, ENDS DUSTING on SONCRETE 2 FLOOR! ° JUST BRUSH ON 9 7 | INDOORS OR OUTDOORS LISTEN, YOU BIG TURKEYS... X AMM- d S | Tile may be applied over resila- R bg / THE ROOF HAD 77 ND EARD OF = [R Cc YOU KNE crete. overs approximately 500 INGLES P @] \ 3 sq. ft. per gallon. Price SHINGLES PUT { LE 8.9 HORTLY BEFORE 1 AATTERS, 1 D PROFESSORS. por gallon CA ME HERE ...SO WHY DIDNT AWAY TRIVIAL DETAILS EASY TO SEE "OU TELL ME BEFORE I IN MY MEMORY, WHY THEY'RE 2? Bathe & McLellan ORDERED THE LINSEED OL SUCH AS WHAT TYE | ABSENT- MINDED UMITID 4 GRAPH OF SHINGLES ABO LIne 81 King West RA 54761 § i Ta fl [JULIET JONES \/ DON'T MOVE, 1 RECKON 60, WOODRUFF! , WHAT D'YAM ROGERS! 1 SEE | BUT IT BEATS ME WHY LARKIN KNOW=---1T'S OIL, Ey BREA | Sel Ch = | errr bd | LIVE BETTER : py RR 3 Sh, : eh, Na ELECTRICALLY : : : WATER HEATERS STOVE CABLES NEW WIRING RE-WIRING BUDGET TERMS NO DOWN PAYMENT Cook's Electric RA 5.6109 ROY ROGERS