Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1931, Page 108

WHY, ONLY YESTERDAY EVERYBODY WAS SAYING HOW “WELL YOU LOOKED NOW , MR GREEN, | KNOW YOU'RE A BUSY MAN, BUT THIS pPoLICY HAS SO MANY ADMIRABLE QUALITIES NOW WHAT DID | Do THAT For ? I'VE GOT ENOUVGH INSURANCE . I'™M N FOR \T Now TROUVBLE WITH ME IS I'VE BEEN ORESSING ToO CONSERVATIVELY. THIS DERBY 1S SNAPPY. I'LL TAKE IT DID YouL PASS IT IN THOSE CLOTHES ? OH, WELL - --- } CONSIDER THE VARIOUS OPTIONS. IT 1S REALLY ONE OF THE MOST DESIRAGLE FORMS OF INSURANCE EVER OFFERED 8Y AN OLD — LINE COMPANY - -~ ~- =~ - M_/—‘; I'VE PROBABLY A HUNDRED STiLL ON Hi HIDDEN AILMENTS. 't NEVER [ PASS THAT DOCTOR. \'™M JUST i 5\ A BROKEN OLD MAN Z AND THIS IS SOMETHING LIKE A coA‘r’.'\_/_,-_\ X YOU'RE THE FUNNIEST SIGHT | EVER SAW IN MY LIFE N r.and Mrs.- Trode Mark Reg. U. S. Patems OF OF COURSE THERE IS A MEDICAL EAXAMINATION - - ANY TIME AT YOUR CONVENIENCE - -- BUT THAT 1S A MERE FORMALITY BY GOSH! SouND AS A NUT ALL OVER ! WHAT DO You KNOw Vi, | PASSED A F LIFE INSURANCE EXAMINATION TODAY. SOUND AS A NVT' SOUND AS A NUT, HEY! I.L 8BET THAT COMPANY DOCTOR DiDN'T KNOW WHAT HE \WAS TALKING ABOUT