Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1935, Page 108

OH, DEAR! I FEEL AS BLUE AS AN EASTER EGG!'! Z KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES ‘ -- Appetite Is a Strange Thing -- WELL- HERE ITS 1S T THAT A HALF HOUR LATE ? NO PAST DINNER TIME WONDER IM AND NO SiaN HUNGRY ! OF CLARICE ! HERE'S j CELERY, FRUIT, OLIWVES, AND JAM -- - AND SOME BACON AND ANOTHER QUART OF == DON'T BRING ALL OF THAT QVER HERE-} I NEED Room To DO YOU WANT YOUR STEAK RARE? HOWRE You COMING WITH THAT SALAD ? MY LANDS! MY KITCHEN! », NO,HOLLY, MY BOY FRIEND AND I CANT GET MARRIED THIS YEAR. HIS RBUSINESS HAS TAKEN A 1OT OF HARD KNOCKS! (© 1935, by The Assoclated Newspapers) STARVED ! LET'S l PLAYING BRIDGE SOME PLACE AND FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT US !t DO YOU THINK THREE PANS OF BISCLITS WiILL BE ENOCUGH , AL © I GUESS SO!- SAY ! How ABOUT A NICE MESS OF ONIONS WITH THAT STEAK @ I CUF MY FINGER --- I A MINUTE LATE ,YOU ~AVE TO SPoOIL ALL THE FOOD IN TH' HOUSE AND WRECK ™MY ' KITCHEN ! &GET OUT ! By POP MOMAND ILL MAKE A Y BoY-O-BoYy! HERE'S BATCH OF MY A NICE STEAK~--- FAMOUS HOT AND PLENTY OF 8I1scuITS /! VEGETABLES FOR A SALAD! You sap 1T/ LOOK !! HOW'S T-AT FOR A NICE PIECE OF PERFECT ! 80Y! THIS 'S GON'NA GE A BANQUET /! &GoLLy - I ForRrgOT! TH' STEAK-- GEE! THAT'S BETTER- H'M~- DO You SMELL SOME — THING BURN- COFFEE AND TWO | HAMBURGERS- AN