Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1931, Page 104

WE GOT ALL THE TIME THERE © MAVE 1T FOR ‘“rou TOMORROW WiLL You TAKE oONE OF OUR WATCHES ‘rc; NO, | GUESS | CAN WITHOUT A WATCH JUST BY A WRISKER! “THAT STORE <CLOCK MUST HAVE BEEN SLow oNLY FIVE O CLOCK | CAN SLEEP ANGTHER ] WHAT A HOUSE! FULL J§ WELL, WHY DOoN'T JOoF cLocrs AND ALl f{ YoU MAKE IT YOUR 4 DIFFERENT ; JOB8 To €CARE FOoR i MANAGE FoR ONE DAY ‘Mr.and Mrs.- WHAT TiME 1S T, NEIGHBOR ? SOMEWHERE AROUND FIVE . HAVEN'T GoOoT MY WATCH WITH ME. | NEVER SAW SUCHK A HOUSE. FULL OF CLOCKS AND NOBODY KNOWS THE TIME DON'T Go BY THAT CLOCK, JOE. 1T STOPPED TWICE YESTERDAY IN BLAZES TIME 5 TP THE BEST THING | CAN DO IS TAKE THE DAY QOFF THEN 1| WON'T CARE WHAT TIME 1T IS WELL GET 1T OVER Y TRADE MARK REG v-& PAT. OFF WELL, | GOT PLENTY OF TIME ACCORSING TOo THAT CLOCK THE ALARM CLoCKk 5 ON MY DRESSER IS 23 MINUTES FAST, UNLESS 1T LOST DURING THE NIGHT HEY, VI ! THIS cLec SAYS TEN To EIGHT AND THE HALL CLOCK VUST S.T)BUCK SEVEN ---- Hpstee T U m V1 " wHY, JOE, WHAT RS MY HANDKERCHIEF, IS THAT IN THE | STUFFED. IT DOWN THE LITTLE BEASTS