Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1931, Page 117

YOU SEE I TOOK A JOB AS HANDY MAN FOR HIS LORDSHIP AND 1 MOVED OVER HERE WITHOUT TELLIN' MAMIE AND WHEN SHE FOUND OUT WHERE 1 WAS AT SHE GOT PERFECKLY FURIOUS, MOON ~ OO0 NIGHT NURSE! I COULDA SWORE THAT WAS WILLIAM'S OUT THAT DOOR~- MY WORD! * HOW DID 1 GET HERE? WHAT S “THE MEANING OF : THIS? WHAT F 1 D\ID TELL MISS SCHMALTZ YOU SA\D HER EMPRESS EUGEN)A HAT WAS FUNNY, MAMA? YOU SA\D \T DION'T YOoUu? YEH-IT'S PURTY HARD TO SHAKE A OLD BLOODHOULND LIKE MAMIE- OLD BALD KNOB POKIN’ NEVER MIND ARGULING ABOLTIT! 1 TOLD YOu TO GO APOLOG\ZE TO MISS SCHMALTZ. N'T THAT MY UNCLE WILLIE? HE SEEMS TO HEY WAKE up! HAVE RECEIVED A THIS AIN’T ANY PLACE TO BE TAKIN’ A WE'D BETTER NOTIFY His WIFe ) NOTIFY YER EYE! ABOUT THIS, SHE’S THE ONE WHICH DONE \T! NASTY BUMP ONHIS| | LORD HEAD. ‘ PLUSHBOTTOM. HELP ME TARE HIM INTO THE HOUSE, MULLINS. THERE’S SOMEBODY RINGIN® YOUR DOORBELL., .:g_"\_"‘::“s;:!:\'“o \';SRZOP‘S'::“”O' "_‘:':: AN AMBULANCE AND WH A COUPLE OF HUSKY WHILE 1 PHONE FOR INTERNES SO WE CAN MOVE YOUR UNCLE TO THE HOSPITAL~ WELL ,NOW “a\ N LISTENWN TO TH’ “TWO T wPTP:sI L - ' OF 'EM SNORIN’ LIKE “‘WM AL :U"ED_ THAT MAKES ME DOPE ., THANK YOU DOCTOR=- NICE WORK, WE GOT HERE BUT I THINK YOU ARE 8ONS- IF YOU WAS AS QUICKLY A LTTLE TOO LIGHT N THANK YOV FORTY WVEARS AS POSSIBLE, ' FOR THIS CASE-B8UT . 5 ‘YOUNGER, LORD . WOULD YOU TWO YOUNG PLUSHBOTTOM 'O PLUSHBOTTOM. MEN AND THAT B\OG AMBULANCE DRIVER OUTSIDE DO ME A GQREAT FAVOR? KAYO pg TRADING STAMP. YOU'RE SORRY MISS SCHMALTZ,) HOW DO YOU I’'M SORRY YOUR HAT 1S FUNNY. KIDS LIKE HiM AS A CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN