Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1926, Page 97

MUTT, WHAT Do You THIN OF THIS ANTIQUE CHAIR I BOUGHT For onG HUNDRED DoLLARSE IT's A SToclic: Two HUMDRED YEARS | AGo T WAS USED AS AN INSTRUMEANT OF T e PUNISHMEAT 1A THe NEW ENGLAND JEEE, LNLOCK THLS THING SO T CAN GET ouT o€ 1T! JEEF, Do You _Hear ame? VUNLOCIE MAYBE EVeNTUALLY —- BuT NoT U RIGHT AT ONCE. \JEEE: A JUsT Becavuse T'M CLITTLE, WLl You? YOU'RG CRAZIER WELL, WHAT Do You THine THAN T THOUGHT OoF THiS OLD FRYING PAN THAT WAS oNCE OWAED BY MILES STANDISH 1T SeT Me& BAcle F\FTY DOLLARSS % THIS \S PRICELESS AS A RELIC OoF THE GARLY DAYS . A\ HIS WIFE 6N A SUNDAY THey PUNISHED HIM BY LOCIKING HIS WRISTS AND ANKLES N THLIS sTock: LUNLOCIC 1T L & WANT TO SLIP MY WRISTS AAND ANKLES IN THoSE SOMETHING LEADS ME T BELIEVE THAT X G6T THAT SToCk DIRT CHeAP. OH, MOMMER ' \§ A MAN KKISSEDE COMIC SECTION Sunday Shae, WASHINGTON. D..C~SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1926 -t By BUD FISHER " T BOUGHT SOMCTRING GLSE FOR E\WE DoLLARS: (T'S BACK OF TH!S SHED . THE CHAIR AND ERYING PAN ARE O:\C. BuT THIS OTHER [ REUC~-T Don'T CARE . So MucH FoR 1T: HHERE'S THE WAY THosE PoolR OLD LAW BRCAKeRS WERE HELD UP To RIDICUWE. THIS 1S INDEED A PRICELESS RELIC. MUTT, AT LAST TWVE GOT You WHeEReE X wWANT You!