Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1931, Page 97

FOR FIVE BANANAS? SAY BANUDOEYES; HOW ABOUT THAT 3.0.0 OF YOURS I'VE ABOUT WORE IT OUT FROM CARRYIN T AROUND SO LONG™ MY STARS! MOONSHINE JUST PHONED THAT HE WAS BRINGING THE DUKE DE BOURBON HOME FOR SUPPER WITH HIM. JUST IMAGINE. WAYO, RUN UP T SAY DUKE, HOW 15 MY OLD FRIEND COUNT CHARTRUEX? HAHA! THE DEAR THE \DEA! THE VERY \DEA! 1 WAS NEVER SO MORTIFIED IN MY LIFE. BUTTING N TRERE AND HOLLERIN G "HELLO BILLYGOAT” AT THE DUKE DE BOUR' OF THE SPANISH BUT 3 CAN'T PAY YOUL THIS _y\IELL HE MAY BE ME DOK L YO THE SPANISH YOoU CANT! THAT’S WHAT NOU SAD LAST WEEWK AND THE WEEK SEFORE WEEW, MEOLNAT. WHAT'S OLO ¥ LADY SCHMALTZ IN SUCH A FLUTTER ABOUT, PET? SHE TOLD ME TO PUT ON HER UNCLE OSCAR'S _ TUXEDO FOR THINK T AM, A MONKEN? £/ ] - M OM, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM SPEAKS SPANISH NOTHING YOU'RE FLUENTLY. $O SAYW' HE CAN CONVERSE LORD PLUSHBOTTOM.| WiTH THE DUKE HE DON'T SPEAW N HIS NATWE ENALISH. S TONGUE. UNDERSTAND E DE BOURBON : I THINK 1D SETEER BEAT 1T, BANJIOEVYES. NHOBWATY, MISS SCHMALTZ. BUT BACK OF THE YARDS HE'S JEST PLAIN OLD BILLYGOAT MSGNAT. e O . ) s | ed—" CAN'T SAY I OVOW'T W 3 WELL, DON'T FLATTER YERSELF SHE WANTS YoL TO EAT IN T YOU'RE GONNA WANT ON THE TABLE. SHE'S PUTTIN' ON THE LUGGS FOR SOME SWE! AND SHE'S AST ALL. THE NEIUHBORS TO OROP IN LATER. B WELL, AS A MATTER OF FACK THE DUKE 3 CAN'T SPEAW AT AlL. 1 - NOU SEE WHE'S CEEF AWND DUMSB. ‘{'f Willard Franli oH WF \T’s JUST A GOOD SQUARE MEAL YOU WANT GNAT, 1 I cAf FIX THAT LR ’ NO KI\DOIN' MOOWN, I LOST ME D08 AT THE RESTAURANT AND THE LANDLADY LOCKED ME OUT AND KEPT BVERYTHING TI'VE QOT BLUT ME WORKIN' CLOTHES. I TELL YA, PALy 'M HUNURY. OH DUKE,I AMJ SIMPLY CHARMED TO P\ECES—1 HAVE ALSO INVITED MY DEAR FRI LORD PLUSHBOTTOM YOU TWO Wil HAVE SO MUCH ) \N COMMON. HELLO, . BILLYGOAT! SENSE ENOULH TO CATCH THAT KETT.E 1 FULL. OF FISH IN Y HANDS INSTEAD OF ON WOUR HEAD YOO - WONLON'T