Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1933, Page 90

WHEW! IT SURE 1S WARM OUT HERE IN TH’' SUN- AND CHASIN' A HOE UP AND DOWN,IN A GARDEN, DOESN'T MAKE IT SEEM ANY COOLER- TH' MORE ‘YOU HOE WEEDS. TH' FASTER THEY SEEM TO GROW- 1 HERE-HERE, ANNIE~ SHUX~- I'M NOT YOU'VE DONE ENOUGH, N T1RED. MR. FUTILE- FOR A WHILET AFTER OH, WELL- IF YOU ALL, THAT'S A INSIST- I'LL GO MAN'S JOB= GIVE TO THE WELL ME THAT HOE- AND GET A GOOD, ‘ GEE- THAT LINE ISN'T ROTTEN 5 BUT IT WON AT ALL= AND THIS HOOK IS JUST : HURT TO HAVE TH’ THE RIGHT SIZE- COURSE, THERE'S BAIT-CAN HANDY- WORK TO BE DONE, 'FORE | CAN g oY | CAN BE FILLIN’ M THINK O'. GOIN' FISHIN= GOTTA ; e IT, WHILE I'M A FINISH WEEDIN' TH' GARDEN FIRST- WORKIN' 4 TS ONLY A LITTLE WAY TO THE A FEW MINUTES, MOST LIKELY- : CREEK, AND WE WON'T STAY LONG- OM, WELL=- HE'LL BE BACK IN IF WE'RE GONE, 'FORE MWE : IT'S KIND OF A DIRTY TRICK, TO COMES BACK, HE WON'T MiSS US- PULL OUT THIS WAY AND LEAVE - - - " Fl POOR MR. FUTILE WORKIN' IN THAT HOT GARDEN- MAKES ME FEEL SORT OF & ONE O THEM MURDEROUS WHELPS' WILL BE GETTIN'(i A BR?(EEN NECK : L : WUF! MAKE A FOOL OUT O ME, ,L".Ls‘;:’fféi___ WILL THEY? I'LL SHOW 'EM- : WAIT'LL | LAY ME HANDS ON ' TH’' LITTLE VARMINTS=- OH, WELL - IT'S FASHIONABLE TO BE TANNED- | DON'T S'POSE IT MAKES SO MUCH DIFFERENCE HOW YOU GET TANNED, BUT | COULD PICK A LOTS EASIER WAY THAN THIS- GEE- JUST LOOK AT ALL TH' ANGLE WORMS- HM-M= LOOKS LIKE AN OLD BAIT CAN- THIS CERTAINLY WOULD BE A NICE DAY, TO GO FISHIN'= THAT'S FUNNY= WONDER WHERE . MR. FUTILE WENT- HE'S DONE MARDLY A LICK O WORK,_ SINCE WE LEFT : HIM HERE- 5, WHEN | WAS A KID | USED TO BE ABLE TO SHOW '‘EM A THING OR TWO- GUESS MAYBE | HAVEN;I’ FQRGOTTEN