The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1925, Page 10

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An Enjoyable Vacation (1d Live to | MEAL CHEAP IN A PET kL HAT, PLEASE - PUT THIS : —_- N= TH’ MIAAC Py nacerest =¢ 4 OA, BOOTS AN were is UY THR PROFESSOR, KiOG -HE WAS KIM OP, HERE JOST A OUT TO LOOK fe CORA - MOON SIMPLY MINUTE AGO? AT THE . LES HANE | WONDERFOL melt MOON -HELL FF] A FEW \ TONIGRT 2 5% ) BE RIGHT | HANDS <& AK GOOD EVENING, SADIE. My My - 1 SHOULD SAY So BOT. CORA - REALLY- ER, BY JOVE - LET ME EXPLAIN - \ ASSURE You-- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TANSSIN A LOT OF GOOD TIMES OUT ON UNCLE'S FARM BY 3 COMIN’ HOKE SOSOON }- SINCE KE 607° BUT IF ITLL MAKE MIS Lee BROKE -00 MAM. BY TAYLOR a LWISH WE HAD }¥ NEVER TAKEN THIS TRIP ~ THERE'S ALWAYS EXPENSES OF SOME KIND BOBBING UP YES AND THE GUNN'S ARE MAKING THEM WORSE - AMY SPILLED A CUP OF MILK ALREADY AND OVERTURNED A BOX OF MY HAIRPINS. AND LOST TWO OF THEM UM GLAD WE HAVEN'T AN EXTRAVAGANT CHILD LIKE THAT a YES AND GUNN BORROWED MY KNIFE TO CUT A STAKE FoR THE TENT AND STROCK A NAIL AND Mm RUINED THE ~~ = AND L THINK MRS, GUNN) 'S ANYTHING BUT AN ECONOMICAL Cook~ SHE POTS ENOUGH FILLING IN HER PIES TO FEED AN ARMY AND SHE MAKES THE COFFEE So STRONG IT ALMOST EATS THE ENAMEL OFF THE CUPS (YES AND L NEVER SAW PEOPLE WITH SUCH APPETITES~ 1 WONDER IF THEY ALWAYS EAT LIKE THAT, OR IF THEY'RE DOING IT GECAUSE WE'RE PAYING FoR HALF OF IT ~ L. WISH Nou COULD HAVE SEEN THE STACK OF POSTCARDS THEY SENT TO THEIR | FRIENDS- I'LL BET | f THEY SENTONE ‘To EACH PERSON IN-TOWN ‘ YES-GUNN ASKED ME TO MAIL THE CARDS FoR HIM— I LOOKED 'EM OVER ON My WAY ‘TO THE POSTOFFICE AND DISCOVERED THAT HE WROTE To A LOT OF PEOPLE WE KNOW, SO I PUT OUR NAMES ON TOO AND SAVED ABOUT FIFTY J, 3 CENTS WORTH 5 x oF POSTAGE PP HOW LOVELY-ANO DID You REMEMBER TO FILL “ar yy YOUR FOUNTAIN PEN pgs meh WHILE YOU WERE AT THE POSTOFFICE? |