The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1906, Page 15

who must dts word yonr petty humors. You sré gay enough whelr you are ‘out of the house, but as g00n as you enter that oor tnd I atart to wblt you & mimple question, lock low you act! peer aes Sy An day will coine, Mr. Negg, when patience wit! cease to be a virtue. ‘Amy Galliper was a poor patient soul, and her husband weed to'come home ‘of Kindness,* and Amused to tell him ft wade ity he @lén't weatter ‘x little momey, too. Not-that he was etingy, but it used to make Mfrs. Galliper Ptuewe! 1 DroPPED tHat Quartee ~~ ‘MA GAVE ME TO BUY CRANDERRIES With AN ft BET) ITs LOST — 3 PWELE = WOLLY THbRe Kies ig 2 ff] ANOTHO® OuARTE RW au - G). ANotHoRm -~ves several -on Sem au TA®.Monsy some ONE HAS DROPPED - Loo! Look? mad to. think that Mr, Gelliger didn't make-as much.sionvy as. Mr. Glauber, | ‘who owned the brewery, did, and when: Mr. Glauber @ot.& saparation from OH GOODNESS? IcAN NeEveR © GET ALL THIS MONEY UP-iT-ts SWAMPING.ME ~OH someone BUELP ME- HELPED say — ; Pay LUtKY | Hehe IT 18 RiauT DNPER My NoBsR - Guess we WILL HAVE CRANBERRY sAuc SARTRE AbLS SO. MUCH, THIS 18. THE ONLY Way ¥ OF.PICKING 17 UP - HOPE ) HAVE SACKS ENOUGH —' WiLL ENGAGE A MOVING VAN, THIS WiLL LAST, Me SEMERAL Days —~ y-HO-HOMY WONDER wav 1 CANT siecp WHEN + FitL up ON CRANBERRY lige ts fh & 2 ee 4 Sains rwie } woth 8 Totes foe trie and 2 1-9 vatda