Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 49

WELL AUNT ADDIE AND THE - || FELIX, MY DEAR wAFE r i OuUl, OVl MONSIEUR ov Wikl 8€ IN AT [|ARRIVES IN PARIS | ot MEGNIS! ZE GIRL LApY L PARIY ‘A N 3 WILL WAIT FOR ZE THAT Goy E_eux PoTasE ANT SO Duns APTER ALL' " 1b. Lie To See Ted JoMasow - Y| TES, Sam, T KAew LITTLE CAMILLE - AND-HAW HAW-'u PITCHED HEAD FRESH GUYS WITH MEMORIES LIKE MISTER SMITHERS, | OFALL THINGS = || \WHEN SHEWAS A KID ! AND FIRSTIN A MUD HOLE AKD 2 [l | Trur ouswt T Be ARResTeD THe PLEASE — WHY—. 4 T MEAN -WeLL || FRECKLES: GoSH, She — THERE YOU WERE WITH ‘ouR (1177, SAME AS A AUT WHO DRINES CAM OFLAGE !/ 1 HAVEN'T Seen || HAD A PECK OF EM v ) 7 PIPe-STE/A LEGS STICRIA 2 2AG A ‘fou SINCE REMEMBER WHEA T : | UP- HAW HAW = AAD WE - ot SCHooL DAYS ' 4| TAUGHT ‘TouTo RIDE _ } R yTo PuLL — L | > ] AY BICYCLE,CAMY, Striped Chipmunk Is Pert. ‘The first time Flip saw Striped Chip- ou na tne snucy ana e pert | GGy S RRER RS ST 1 B e Are very bt 1o gthers BN uwure. |the Ol "Orchard, © The instant . he hu\’xgh‘t’ u:qht of str‘lp& Chlpmunskt, m v leades or al 8} 3 T or who talks too much when they shoul 5 s : BONE-T S v A keep the tongue still is said to be pert. | in between the stdnes he was quite safe. I GUESS JoE MS CARTHY Al V - € T!M IN A VERY o, of i e ile peple of the Green |l barked and barked i 1he evening 6F THE CUBS AINT A Foxe ||| Now To empLoy A. || RUNNING TO THIRD Kiew e ATHLETICS e 0 Forest and on the Green Meadows, or | between the stones where Striped Chip- (T 6F STRATEGY K BAse! Mu‘rf! WOULD MAKE around them, there is none more lov- |Munk had disappeared. He was so ex- lu HE KNEW HE'D NEED A BALL|( B o T8N ‘FOR ME AT FIRST= Pos(T able than Striped Chipmunk. Also, Pu‘f‘h LIKE ME IF He s there is none who is saucier, unless it , although he knew 1s his cousin, Chatterer the Red Squirrel. | couldn't get down between those stones. a“d HoPeD T BEAT CONNIE W MACK'S ATHLETICS. = Suddenly Striped Chipmunk D?ped out just a short distance away and sat F up on a stone on top of the old wall. Flip didn’t see him until Stri) Chip- munk, after jerking his two or three times to express his feelings, sud- denly began scolding Flip. Such a sur- [ 34 nrludlnokuv.herewuunm'snaw [3 ) when he saw Striped Chipmunk! He 0 FISHE! scrambled up on top of the wall and tried to run along it. Striped Chip- munk thought this was great fun. Of h, S Chi) that little flat tail of straight up in the air, darted along the old wall for a few feet and once more ?tl up to scold. How his tongue did y. Now, Flip ought to have known that he hadn't a chance in the world catching Striped Chipmunk around & Fequint Tortress for Biriped "Chip: a for p- munk. When he is on that, or close to THE INSTANT HE CAUGHT SI " [GHT | i, he doesn' B OF STRIPED CHIPMUNK, FLIP We o =) > 2 ' cad e - ? ——— e A . - T i . F7SURE— XD CONSIDER. 7 _ V1| - ./ SORRY, MR- FUGAZY Whe the Terri to ¢ P " - : HE = . 3 o D Troms b i s Mo | e s e ) 7] BN INSULT ! THe \DEA OF )J' ; g 1 D A ! Y'TURN DOWN / ; BUT F MY MAN IS 5000 BUCKS LIKE \T fiving Srouna fert: 11 Gan's ‘ake S | Seas andad o Jump down When YOUR FACE_ARE ING_SORE WRS B e o e . =, goms To' FIEHT FoR, Wz ADOSE OF There is nothing bashful or backward '3 wall until he was right (£ p ) WRITING 'YOU TO Sien . 5000 BERRIES — WHY, H - NOTHING, oo POISON® DON'T BE about Flip. One of the first he discov- Chipmunk and then } a4\ WITH ‘EM! . HERE'S R ) pilire (| : = ered was Striped Chipmunk. Of course, > & e MOULDN'T Flip didn't know Striped Chipmunk. | munk mysteriously disappeared, d L?Jg:.” 352:::.956‘3;0 ‘ TR Flip had ccme from a city, so he knew | pop out & moment or two late: almost nothing about country folk. But | most impudent manner. And Flip was he did know that here was a small | too excited to reason at all. person who looked as if h: might be [ worth chasing. Flip had been chasing | b2 used, rats and mice and Striped Chipmunk | St Chipmunk was just teasing KEN KLING was not sumulg‘ré?y big to awaken any | for own pleasure. \ feeling of respect. (Copyright, 1 Daily Cross-Word Puzzle l {,',;;B:,,:,':; COMING OVER RERE TODAY AND 72 PA,HA! 1 PULLED A FAST ' = PARDON ME, SIR, DID LEARNING WHERE To PLACE My ¥ ONE ON OL Doc DY . .| You SEEA BALL 7 SHOTS WILL GIVE ME AT LEAST COMING OVER WERE AND h 3 COME QVER RERE - AVFg%iagLspfib\éA;véi = FAMILIARIZING MYSELF QVE ! “SULPRUR! NS MON = PLAY FOR THE SEPTEMBER WTW S Con The TROUBLE IS IGNORANCE. WILL GET » BIM INTO - PAPER THAT THE - ; HE r . HE nasta po ; x CROPS _ARE PRETTY v : \ 1S WASH THE CAR 5 . Pertaining to a state of unconscious- | 2 . 2 AN’ THEN IT. RAINS 7. Rank or standing. ness. : 4 . Champlon of the tights and liberties | 51. The entire length of distance. PRAY P"C“FORKS! Do A boat that supplies fuel to another. - ; . Rays from center of a circle to its | 56. Testify. circumference. Down. Lathered. . Celestial. . Odor as of cooked food. i bird, . Movable barrier. . . Note of scale. . A South “:‘Tc:rlun mammal, 3 (Bnr.uu!ed convulsively. . Small 3 . Claw. . First note of Guido’s scale. . Expose to peril. . Member of Congress. . Leave. . A mine having three chambers . Kind of duck. about the center chamber. . Stimulant. . A stralt ‘between England and Isle of Wight. . An English o hthood. SAMANTHY AN HE ; flmm:' Sk Madaig toe stretching cloth. . BUCKSTOPPLE JEST\' ASKED TC . Household god. Y : | 4 - : OOK AT HER ot L Less animated: coll. 3 WENT IN AN' TOLD. L = : Enidaed. o e nday, ! ! TH DOCTOR SHE . . A madhouse. . = » WAS ALL TRED . A school of philosophy. S . Clean out. . Emit. . Rider's seat. ‘Teaser. . Wrap wire around a fishing line. . Furnace used to separate metal from - cinders. 46. m of & clo:k. By 1 g rformance by one. 4 S.L.HUNTLEY . Drinking vessel. . Behold! 54. Pronoun. W mpemmer RN . urn acna Homes. 9 "By Cable to The Star. Conscience. , October 9.—Several hi former residents of the De- partment of Tacna sailed on the €| 8. 8. Martaro for the port of Arica, They will resettle in Tacna, whith has 'been under Chilean sovereignty for fhe Llast 50 years, n »