Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1930, Page 112

= MUTT, CAN YOU LeT I GAVE YOU A DOLLAR MOTHER, ARE You THE ME HAve FIve s 1 | LAST WEEK. YOU MUST QuIT NEAREST RELATWE o | DoLLARS! THe o T'VE GOT ¢ | GRoceR INSISTS ) - gt THAT WE- BEING EXTRAVAGANT. A Merry Old Christmas (Copyright, M&‘C.fl":lfixm Reg. U. 8. Pat. OR) CHRISTMAS €ve'l! AND WHAT Does T ¥ T HEAR HM COMING LP THE WALK NOW. ¢ M CHRISTMAS MEAN TO ME ? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING: MUTT TLL GIVE HIM THIS ROLLING PIN FoR 4 GREETINGS, NEVER GIVES ME A CHRISTMAS PRESEAT- A CHRISTMAS PResenT = M LOVE | BUT MR. CLUTTS LAVISHES GIFTS ON AND How! - -~ . HIS WIFE-AND THEN SHE LORDS IT OVER ME. OH,IT's A BeAuTIFUL lf YOU'VE GO y MVTT, You Re T AHEM. T FORGI FUR CoAT FoR Mme! lf NSTHING oN me! WONBERFUL ;':\i:";: You! 'S THere oF BuwbLEs! NN GOODNESS. ! Look! 1SMT, : CLAUS (N THE womLd! g <) ' 7 - ; O, PLCASE FORGIVE ME: Boo Ho _ Hoo! DARLING, HERE'S A MICE ROAST CHICkeA) ALL Ohg YA-AS, MRS, CLUTTS, THIS COAT | FOR YOU! OW,YOU'RE WONDERFULL: I'VE PHONED A GIFT FROM MY SWEET HUSBAND' BUYS oMLY THe BesT oF AND TOLD MRS. CLUTTS T COME oVER! \T COST AT LEAST A THOLSAND. EVERYTHING! FECL THE FUR SHE'LL TURN GREEN WITH ENVY WHEN 5 [// - 6 MHAT'S JUST (T MUTT BOUGHT THESE COATS | - > FOR TWo DOLLARS DoWA AND TWo DoLLAR 2 HELLO. SEND THe A WeEEK - AG FoR6T T iy AMBULANCE AT once! h o I'LL HAVE MUTT ReADY FoR (T BY THE TIME NOU GGT HERE. \ MERRY CHRISTMAS, MRS, MUTT! HAHAHA ! Her s LR e, o T NG ~o” - IR 773 - VDRV - ¢ -, Afi‘?ifl,‘ IR o2