Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 32

"33 " EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TFRIDAY, MARCIT 23, 1923, MUTIT AND JEFF—Speaking About Newsy Letters. . (Copyright, 1928, by H. C. Fischer, Trade Mark reg. U. 8. Pat. off.) WHAT You T WANT Some AND THAT'S é?, MurT! T SAID "DEAR MoTHeR=\[THAT'S CASY: S 1 1{ H . 1 0Ss1€ery LOOKING WRITING PAPCR' OUER FWG AND NOW T WAAT To || JusT REMEMRER Y N THe c cuce c ey Hemet WORRIED \OU'RE- €DUCATED — EXPENSIVE N ;.om;m; S ‘ SINCE T S ’ \ MAYBE You CAN BT x caAnN - % d . 9 A2 ' sPeLl BANANAS. 2 ExPLORE KING 5 HELP me ouT. N . ) ' LUDED are the t makes in Amer ’ such as— “Phoenfx‘i “Onxy” Silk Stockings with Pointex heels .. ... $. “Onxy” Lace=clocked All-silk Stockings ......$2.95 - | Two-toned Derby Ribbed ] Wi "".',..i\f.;f\““’;l.'.‘;’uf,":';iWOULD RESTRICT ALIENS. | PHOTO PRINTS ON DISPLAY. | CLASSIFYING BILL TALK. 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