Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1930, Page 114

WELL, THERE'S NO SI&N OF DUST ON MY CHECK Boow , ANYwAYy y - — — Mr.and Mrs- e . e - e By Brigq«s I WISH YoOoU HAD THE CARIZ OF THIS 1 sAp ThiEReE'S I [WeELL, + LIKE THRAT ! AFTER DOING ALL THE > HOUSEWORK, AND GETTING THIS PLACE HOUSIE FOR A WCEEK. THEN Yau’'D SEV WHAT DID You SAY WTEKE 2 DUST ON THESIE 4 ; STRAIGHTENED UP. AFTIZR THE HOLIDAYS x . " » § I'm CALLED DOWN BY You BECAUSIE ALY 5 65 | &) e 7 THERE’S A SPECK OF DUST ON A BOoOK, VI SEEMS UPSET ABOUT OH,VI! LET ME IN, I DIDNT MEAN TO RILE YoU, VI, M NOT ANGRY -==-- 4 E HOW ABOLVT GoING OUT FoR . ] DINNER SOME NIGWT SOMETRHRING. | WONDER IFIT CouLp BE ANYTHING | SAID HONEST - THIS WEEK S AL I DON'T BELIEWVIZ 1 CouLD STAND THE SHOCK e BET THATS JOC g IN THE COURSE|| OH.VI! How ABOUT DINNER ? NO A PLACE TVE NEVER .Fgégy;_r u:rn;‘-g_n'—_um OF TIMGE ) WON'T TELL YOU. IT'S A SURPRISIE f . : B;r;.\, C:QuDY MA;{—BI_ DINNER g A PLACE YoOUu'VF NEVER BEEN i .l (‘TS _TH‘: NEwW Hg r;;_ INVITE LY /. L/ b SWANIK WITH IRVING b ) MILTON'S | ORCHCESTRA NEXT MORNING ’V////f/’y”, NOW SOV IGAN TELL PEIPLE THAT YouVE GRAIN OF DUST ON YovuR OLD 8ooks, %//’ OH, VOE, SorRY ToO % / WAKE You. BUT THERE'S Y MY STARS, YOU KICK BECAUSE THERES A THEN You ACTVALLY BOAST BECAUSIE THE PLACE YOU TAKE ME TO DINE HASN'T BEEN CLEANED IN FORTY YEARS., YET ¥ INA SPECk OF DUST THEY SAY MEN HAUE A SENSE OF HUMOR ©\ 75 ON YouR FaoT //////'/f BEEN To THE FamMmovs COBWLES CAFE FOR DINNER. \T NEVER SETS SWEPT, AND THE BoTTLES ON THOSE SRHELVIZES HAVENT BEiIEN DUSTIED, THEY IN FORTY YEARS _4 . q‘_i Arn, . ] tsensan. W I WA \