The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 3, 1935, Page 11

MARTHA ORR i GEE,A REAL PICNIC |22 GEE, THIS 15 ; MI55 FITTS? WE'VE COME TO TAKE LIKE YOU READ , SOMEBOI')YS HOUSE ./ EVERYBODY THEM OUT TO THE NEW HOME. ABOUT IN BOOKS./ , WE CAN'T HAVE NO [ OUT-END TELL EM WE'RE GOING ON SPOSE 1S IN PICNIC IN HERE. O' TH' LINE. PICNIC: - B THE LUNCH oty GOSH LOOK AT THE ; HOLD ON THERE, TREES AN’ FLOWERS, /' MUST BE THE LUNCH 1S READY. ‘MAGINE LIVIN' IN A SH-H, BILL. NO ONE YOU NEEDN'T TAKE WELL, MARY, ARE MUST KNOW THAT OLE : COME ALONG, EVERYTHING AT | | YOU SATISFIED . PLACE LIKE THIS. PARK. . 1 WAS AT LN SHILDREN. ou,aov.’.’) ONCE. YOU KIN i APPLE MARY 15 THE WITH YOUR ORPHAN'S| WEALTHY WOMAN HOME OUT HERE? BEHIND ALL THIS. 4 IN. DON'T YOU WISH WE BILL,I'M GOING TO HAVE SOME SAY, YOU BOYS ARE COULD STAY HERE I SURE HATE FUN WITH THOSE BOYS. THEY'RE STANDING IN A FAIRY voi 8 FOREVER? 10 GO BACK TO WISHING THEY COULD STAY HERE, RING. MAKE A WISH ’ THAT OLE AND DON'T KNOW THIS IS THEIR NEW HOME. F’ / THEYLL WANT " ALL READY? " BASEBALL MITTS?Y HUH, IF A OLE LET'S DO IT Y A LOVELY HOME, WHAT DID_ WHY I THOUGHT | FAIRY COULDN'T JUST TO SHOW j& BILL. THEN I'LL YOU WISH ¢ BASEBALL ). || YOUD WANT SOME- SAY — HERE BRING A LITTLE MITTS,-’/ THING LIKE A — THING LIKE A //_‘ A NEW HOME.~ BASEBALL MITT — HOW'D SHE EVER BRING A HOUSE’ 4