Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1934, Page 113

Ten Pages in Color MOON MULLINS Frygnk Willard he Sunday Shee oo 1 WONDER WHAT'S KEEPIN' PESTY SO LONG. IF I HAVE TO WAIT MUCH LONGER I'L STARVE TO DEATH. MRS ! BOOBLE BAUMS BEEN BAKIN' PUMPKIN 1T TY-ONE OF THOSE PIES \ 1 HAD COOLING IN THE WINDOW DISAPPEARED; DO You KNow gt WHAT BECAME /8 OF IT? YES,MAM, MRS. BOOBLEBAUM 1 TOOK IT. WASHINGTON. D. C., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 0O I LIKE ® ‘ CUP CUSTARD? MY MOTHER MAKES THE MQST DELICIOUS CUP CUSTARD. IN FACT MORNING, LITTLE DUMBBELLS/ TO A VERY Poor [ VERY SWEET OF 1934. MAYBE YOU HAD = T SET THERE : 1S VERY FUNNY ABoOuT TELLIN' ME MY BRINGING YYOU "‘\_gg}s”c.g \ UP TO OUR APARTMENT. QET ME WELL, I WAITED AND WAITED, MRS. BOOBLEBAUM,FOR A POOR NOU, K\TTY- 1 HOPE HUNGRY LITTLE BoOY, BUT I'T MADE HIM HAPPY. I DIDN'T SEE ANY SO 1 ATE THE PIE 3 MYSELF,