Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1931, Page 114

MUTT, T CAN'T HELP BUT WORRY. |F YOUR WIFE Goes TO YouR., ROOM ~To sce MUTT, T'M ENGASED. MISS CLUTTS SAID ‘YES' TOMIGHT. CONGRATULATE MUTT AND JEFF STo® WORRYING, JEFEF! IF YOU REALLY STAYED IN TOANGHT - AND FINDS ouUT YouRe Gone A WHAT THen? ¢ M-M. THE oLD MAN WePT HIS PRoOMISE ! HE SAM™ He wWAS I CAME UP T® AsK PoP T HELP ME WITH MY ARITHMETIC LESSON - AND T FouUND THIS WAX DLMMY IN BeD! IT'S SWELL- T OPENS TS EYES JUST LIKE A DOLL. JEFF, WHEN You PROPOSED, DID YoU TELL HER THAT YoU WeRe VAIWORTHY OF HGR? THAT ALWAVS A Lot Of Fun For Cicero (Copyrighe, nn.u C'NY;-"::‘«!M" Reg U § Pu OF ) I HAD A WAX DUMMY MADE oF MY HEAD. \T LOOKS MORE LIKE mME THAN I Do: I LAD (T ON THe PilLLow AND PULLED THE COUERS LP T (T. I'm GLAD HE'S REFORMED. (T WAS HIGH TIME He G6AVE UP GOING TO THE MA, COME HITHER. = WISH TO WHAT A CcOMFORT IT 1S T® KAOW THAT MUTT 1S Home. T'M 50 HAPPY, /) i \Q\h 4 1 - - .- - = = RASTUS, You'V€ BEEN A GOOD DoLL ~ BUT YOUR HEAD S comInNG OFF RIGHT Ajows. I'VE GoT AN 'DEA, sHow You SOMETRING! I WAS GOING To SAY THAT= BUT SHE BEAT THe DOOR— BUT-IF SHE LOOKS IN MY ROOM SHE'LL S€e THAT WARX DUMMY AND THINK T'mM ASLEEPS : i|cee: MA ALMoST CAVGHY A& N POP'S ROOM I'M MISTER MUTT'S SO Lo ) How s Pop FeeLns, -