Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1932, Page 35

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1932. C-5"; } I TRUST You WiLL PARDON Y WHAT || THERES NO USE DENYING I, MR. B, ||WELL, WHEN TESSIE HAMBURGER SERVI MODEST MAIDENS i HE, N2.BOWERS, BUT A3 | FORs || Ybu HAVE A WAY W TH' WOMEN! T || MAN BREAST OF CHICKEN, IT HEANS ———————— Come N ONE Of HRS. HAMCURGER'S | . BIOTZ|| HAVE BOARDED HERE FOR FIFTEen ||BUT ONE THING — 2 5 OLDEST BOARDERS, L WHATS || VEARS. I WS HERE wHEN THE LATE T SHE WANTS TO l m co:iTTO OFFER THE 10EA?] HAMBURGER WAS WOOED AND WON IN || MARRY HimM ! ? A28 oue_ ULAT IONS, 7 || THS Hoose! ouTSIDE oF YOURSELE @ \Jh:' \luuy’:rzeem! to HE WAS THE OMLY BOARDER stand ap EVER TO RECENE THE Or is it _everyone :T]-[I; BREAST OF TH CHICKEN @ who feels oy / \ N THIS HOUSE - A little lonesome | pop MOMAND ? in his heart? | Po N f An Ill or Good Omen? D © 1932, by The Assoctated Newspapen. AT ELEIHE oM WL / NoW | GoT A NEW WRIST EXERCISE TROSE FRENCH PHONES FoR. us. 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