The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1936, Page 11

BY THE LOOKS OF YER FACE, DENNIE, I'D THINK YUH WERE SUFFERIN' GREAT PAIN, BUT L BET IT'S NOTHIN’ WORSE. THAN VYER 'RITHMETIC. I BRI ROV ER DAL 1A ER I DON'T MIND ScHooL P uannmmi NO-00 - IT's BECAUSE : N [ 1T's EASY TO SAY FORGET IT,} SO MUCH, BILL, WHY, ‘CAUSE. MY CLOTHES ARE SISSY. | YER GRANMA CANT BUT HE WOULDN'T FEEL SO e CHIPPER IF THEY MADE FUN ‘CEPT NONE. OF THE ; . BOYS WILL PLAY AN JUMP LIKE THE OTHER : BOVYS. HIS PANTS ARE SO BIG,HE CAN'T HARDLY WALK IN ’EM, BUT HE'LL GROW BIGGER., AND THEN THEY'LL FIT. = - WHAT, AND HAVE GOSH, THEY MUST BE AWFUL IF ’ 2, \ WOULD YOU GIVE YER GRAM MER THE OLE CLOTHES MAN WON'T WHAT'S HE ME AN OLD SUIT MURDER ME ! EVEN HAVE ‘EM. | cRYIN' FOR? FOR THIS ONE ? T T " HE LOOKS SWELL Yl ok Ay. C'MON, IN MY SUIT. HOW PINKEY, LET’S DO I LOOK? ; 1I'M NOT KIDDIN'. SAY,DONT YOU GO GEE,I'D RATHER MAKIN' FUN O' ME J|| HAVE THAT suIT, ; BRUDDER. y7 | | ANY TIME, THAN MY OLE THINGS. I THINK IT'S A KEEN LOOKIN' J 7 GEE,IT SURE FEELS GREAT TO WEAR HE-MAN CLOTHES, 'STEAD OF THOSE [ pupTy sLick.) THE PANTS ER BIG. YUH OLE 5I58Y THINGS OF MINE. EVEN > & KIN SLIP A BOARD INSIDE Ao A SEES / MARY MUST BE USING HIM TO EXCITE SYMPATHY. \—“v