Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1932, Page 21

THE EVH hezrful '('n‘ L ub * — ~ VEH, WIEFINS, MR. | OH, Yaw! . = = Nature is wonderful 1 BOWERS 1S TAKING | INOEED, SIR ! / AWTA’LORW‘ s ST BANKS, . will edmit. WAS ALL OUT LOOKIN' FOR This Fact has been M, SIR 1 mentioned before— But why does she hand me mosquitoes and burs And’ sunburn VING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, JULY 8. 1932 I HOPE THOSE FOUR NEVER CAUGHT THE By Pop MOMAND ™ nose. tifi it's A Popular sore ? Man. Rrses he Assochied Newapagesn, WHY — EVERYTHING IS HERE BUT THE THREAD | NEED, THE SCISSORS, MY NEEDLES AND MY THIMBLE OH=VI! WILL You sew HERE You ARE. AND HERES o, DEAR! | THOUGHT Tiey WERE - ON A BUTToN ForR ME < THE COAT AND THE BUTToN HERE, WHERE CoULD | HAWE PUrTHEM ¢ YES—IF You'LL BRING DowN MY SEWING BASKET With Those Few Exceptions. *“TOO BAD ABOUT JACK'S CAR BEING STOLEN." “IT DOESN'T MATTER. IT WASN'T PAID FOR.' LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. ar r [ 1 COULDNT HELP CALLING ' } UP TO TELL YOU- THE UTTLE PEST IS RUNNING AWAY- ISNT THAT A PERFECT SCREAM ? IMAGINE- AFTER WANTING TO BE RID OF HER ALL THIS TIME, THE LITTLE DUMB-BELL PLAYS RIGHT INTO MY HANDS- I)f/ // SH-H- QUIET, SANDY- NOT A | FEUND-WE MUSTNT LET ANYONE SEE OR HEAR US- THEY ISF MIGHT GUESS TR ABUSER i | We WERE RUNNING AWAY - SH-H= rLL SHow JUST FOR 'L STar RIGHT HERE OH, IS THAT SO? SHE WANTS ME TO CHECK OUT,EH? AND SHE THINKS IT'S FUNNY, DOES SHEY HUH! BEGRIME KINGSTON Letter-out and it's a good place UNDERGO 16 Keep ‘your feet Q1 BN Letter-out and some birds are GRACED thal ‘wa Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word you have removed it from. 1f you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell the name of a man who needs dough. Answer to Ynu?d:):; LETTER-OUT. 1 STREWN Letter-out and landlords want l RENTS Letter-out and they were present 2| DETONATED |O | ¥ e [, B R SR SRR R Letter-gut and you'll see them in = z = e 3 SUNDER I | B NUDES TT | 7 WHAT A cute M-m A QUARTER'S THE He: —MUTT - U ORGAMN GRINDER'S . SMALLCST COI TVE GOTs | U~A° S 4 THRUSTED B) [ e Gt : MONK : T'LL HAVE i M | TLL see & THe Som oF SLIPPA DA MoONIC seeb SHUTTTER afld o s Ntk 1 [ sukmy ALy WONNA CENTA i Letter-out and they gathered for F IV HIS cup! 3 CAN CHANGE AND You MAKA 5 DALLIERS S l the cate. - 1 T TED EF ! Heem VERY HAP! ' (Copyright. 1932.) J 33 2 BuUD FisHeR Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Hey! Dassa No Way to Treata Da Monk. i S /r/.THE\:E ARE ,//{ NO LEAVES|”| ’s/, ey I Y% Ly S | ANYTRING THAT'S | DEAD AND I'M IN rl 5%, GROWING oM | 501G 0 MOVE et G @ %) | A GoLr cours jesT G8 0 7 e ]““/‘ T L Brat %“ 92> - A By gy HOWARD N ! "\;\ 5 FREEMAN k N7 N Y : 2 L L . 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