Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1937, Page 95

PAGES FUN $122 AN HOUR- HUMMN - I AM CONSIDERING BUYING A BOAT, CHUM. WHAT WOULD YoU SELL HER FOR? MULLINS F:/;nk i WELL, PERHAPS, KAYO, THE MAN WILL SELL IT ON CREDIT. GONNA PAY SIXTY-FIVE BUCKS WHEN You AIN'T EVEN GOT ENOUGH DOUGH TO RENT IT A HOUR, UNCLE WILLIE? AW- DON'T | GO GETTIN EXCITED — I'M SPINNIN’ HER AROUND. NOW, KITTY-IT'S TIME YO WAS SAYIN YOUAH PRAYERS AN GITTIN TO BED he Sunday Stae 25 A FAIR PRICE, VERY w 7 so wHAT wouLD You U OKAY-I1lL BE WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1937 SAY IF I DONE A LITTLE \WAITIN' FOR .fiéb%'év%“.f}’w N§¢YT~H E FISHING THIS AFTERNOON?) YA UP TO b fi' -~ AND IF SHE MEETS WITH | TH HOUSA. KIND TO BUY A PIG IN MY APPROVAL I WILL PAY A A POKE- WHENEVER 1 YOU SIXTY-FIVE DOLLARS e 8UY A AUTOMOBILE 1 ‘ R THE , ALWAYS GET A FREE , : 7 DEMONSTRATION . 7 OH,HUSH!' YoU TALK SO MUCH I FORGOT TO UNTIE THE ROPE. BUT WHAT IF HE FINDS OouT You AIN'T GgOT ANY CREDIT. OH,YES, ABOUT THE BOAT, C b)M 2 I DON'T THINK A MAN KNOCKE - I'LL TAKE IT. D GOL! 4T INTO THAT PIER KEPTITAS AFIRST WE NEVER PAYMENT AND HE MA/\OBULIED-?OBEEN : : SAID HE'D GIVE STOP IT /) o { b UNCLE WILLIE A YEH- IF WE - HADN'T OF RUN WEEK TO PAY, HIM THE OTHER #62‘2. Rer. U.'S. Far O, ol . Capyright, 1937, by Chicago TribuneN. Y. News Syndiss NO USE IN MY __SAYING THEM- THERE'S' NOTHING I WANT TO NIGHT.