The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1935, Page 11

YOU KNOW WHAT A SWELL DAY LIKE THIS REMINDS ME OF, DENNIE? A PICNIC IN THE COUNTRY. LET'S ASK GRAN'MA TO FIX US A LUNCH, DRIVE OUT IN THE COUNTRY — WE'LL TELL YOU WHEN TO s*rop./ GEE WHIZ, I FORGOT THE MATCHES AND NOT A BOY SCOUT IN THE CROWD. HERE, BILL, I BROUGHT WELL, THAT HELPS SOME, BUT WE MIGHT AS WELL GO HOME.I CAN'T ENJOY NATURE WHEN OUR FRIED * CHICKEN'S RIDIN' AROUND TOWN HN THAT CAB. - » ; (€ WHY, I THINK A PICNIC 1S A GRAND IDEA. I'D GO MYSELF,BUT I'M TOO BUSY RIGHT NOW. HERE YOU ARE.COME ON DENNIE, WE COULDN'T FIND A BETTER SPOT IF WE LOOKED ALL DAY. /" THERE, HOW'S THAT FOR A REAL FIRE ? NOW FOR THAT LUNCH.I SAW VYER GRAN'MA PUTTIN’ IN SOME FRIED CHICKEN. OH BOY! THAT. I FORGOT TO TELL THAT DRIVER TO COME BACK FOR US. HOW ARE WE GOING TO GET BACK TO TOWN, BILL? MAYBE 1D BETTER MAKE A LIST OF THINGS WE'LL NEED, BILL. ATTEND TO EVERYTHING YOU JUST ENJOY » YERSELF, s Y TALKIN' OF FisH MAKES ME HUNGRY. ILL BUILD A " FIRE, AN'— _ >t ® THIS 1S GRAND BILL. DO YOU THINK THERE ARE ANY FISH IN THAT BROOK? SAY, WHERE'D I SET THAT BASKET, DENNIE? YE GODS, I LEFT UT IN THAT CAB. NOT A THING TO EAT HERES A CANDY BAR.L STUCK IT IN MY POCKET { WHEN WE LEFT, L = rd WELL ANYWAY, I'M GLAD T'FIND 1I'M GOOD FER SOMETHIN',