The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1918, Page 8

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1918. PAGE 8 S—Of Course, Wilbur is Quite an Authority. DOINGS OF THE DU BY ALLMAN, SPORTS AND COMICS Outbursts of Everett True. By $$$ —__——_ 5 — 7 b) OW MN NES, AND THE Do You REALLY ly SERS Ane TOO TWINK THE COAT [| WiDE AND Too LONG - Look, WILBUR, A GOSH, Tom, THe SUIT onde || ompteTe NEW ourety| DONT FIT You - } SHOES AMD THIS [ SES WU HAVE A PHONOGRAPH FROM HEAD To Foor - | THAT IS, IT'S NOT 3? , were A COMPLETS STOCK OF HALF eA- PRETTY CLASSY, EH? PUP To DATE ~ 1S TOO LONG / The Tie Don’ Tr LooK | Wire K DOZEN ocd WORN-OUT RECHSADS \ | ned THE COAT 1S TOO L——)-—-— | So BAD BUT WHERE } [ WAT 18 THIS SUMMER BoaRdING House. if LONG AND FITS Too | Do You. GET THAT i 1 LiKe x = a | Louse a COLLAR? IT'S ABOUT Two { Lt Yes, WE TRY TO MAKOG ITIUST | < 7 3 7 BIG - -— AS PLEASANT AS WS CAN al y eteted ov B é-¢ SveERYBoDY. 5 ae é = MAKS (Tt PLGASANT For. EVERYGoDy, GHe In THAT BUSINGSS, Too, SO ue tnrer’n IS INFERNAL MACHINE POR THE DURATION SHS -SGASON. 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