Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 120

MY STARS, AM WHY THE DRESS ? cLoTHES ? s BUT, JOE, |F YOu Vi LEAD UP TOIT DIPLOMATICALLY--- \WOULDN'T STAND| FOR IT----ME GOING AWAY FOR THE WEEK: END. SHE'S A VERY HOMEY SORT SAKE, WHAT'S FOR YOU, VI ? SURE YOU'RE NOT CHILLY ? THANK You, WELL, MRS, SAPLING WANTS ME SAY, 4 TO GO WITH HER TO OUR WOMAN'S )y DonN'T CLUB CONVENTION THIS WEEK -END, WORRY °/ ABOULT ME . You IT SEEMED Go! MEAN To LEAaVE YOou HOME ALL NOT DINING WITH Mr.and Mrs.- LG, S0 THAT'S YouRr IDEA, IS GET HER IN GOOD HUMOR. SHOW HER LITTLE ATTENTIONS. |} BRING HER THINGS. THEN SPRING B 7. FLOWERS, Too! wWHhY, JoE, YOU HAVEN'T SENT HOME FLOWERS N YEARS ' PILLOW BEHIND YOUR BACK | NEVER LIKE THIS W1 2. SOMEHOW YOU DonN'T / BEFORE. | DoN'T KNOW WHAT To GO ! JUST WHEN YOU'RE SHOWING ME HOW MUCH YOU LOVE YOUR HOME 72 wWHY, I'VE LOST ALL DESIRE TOo Go'! ‘NONSENSE ! N EVERYBOOY W) NEEDS A CHANGE Trade Mark Reg. Us S. Patent OF. SURE . BESIDES, |T'S JUST ] A LITTLE MOTOR TRIP. SHE CAN'T OBJECT TO THAT HOW ABOUT DINNER AT SOME NICE PLACE AND A SHOW YOU'RE GETTING SO CONSIDERATE, M NOT SURE | QUGHT To TELL You WHAT | HAD IN MIND. | FEE«."_/ GUILTY. SPILL T, vi. WHAT ‘TS ? IF YOU HADPN'T BEEN SO TERRIBLY DECENT ALL OF A SUDPDEN, | MIGHT HAVE GONE------ WHAT MAKE OU LOOK SO SOLEMN ? AREN'T YU GLAD I'M SO . PUICK To APPRECIATE ¢ THE THINKER