The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1914, Page 18

an? oN bi : ¥ " f nd, Comic Page of. THE KVENING WUKLD, Thursday, Se Sad a a WILLIE THIMPTHor WUuTH CALLIN’ ME NAMES e WATTAYA GCARED OF yA SIMP ? z camera! ALL YA GéTTA bo 16 To RUSH Itt Come ON AYEL - FasTER! AN’ GRAB THis Bome AN’ TyRow (T YER SAVING THE GeNeRAL's LIFEY IN THE waver? (Ty WON'T EXPLODE fon FWE minuTES AFTER (TS UT. Now Get Busy? ‘ ‘aw, Ct ON, MR: Aw.ou a Halt Se Now we kL TURN Ss | —Koromey, We wont LOUDER! GIMME ee Se AROUND AND WHIZ UAIZ BACK TO MARY” @ SPIN UP TH STREET SPEED! Ie your HEgLS Ee Back TO MARY! \ Nou*wHiz BACK" AND IN} MAKE @ NOISE UKE <= : ea sous eects c8 VA |THE MARRYING COME TILL (VE CHANGED etc neeain tins b OF MARY CONE @ UTTLE ait == Gere By Thornton Fisher . 4 4 y \“Humoring’”’ Tommy Didn’t es \ ‘ Gain Much Ground \ be for Mary’s Beau. ———~J == ———s tS) Roe ZOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP! SAAABBAISIBIBSISISISSIIIASBDISIBIAS DID YOU EVER— == @ Mr. Jarr Returns to His Work ee ET Vili {| lou BONE HEAD! Trew by s Under Unfavorable Auspices||| Twira ernie i ' 8 08 ob oF OF oF oF OF OF OF Ot OF OF ote OE OF OF UF Ot OF OF ot Ut Ot Ot OF OF Ot tt gt at IS EO TH ENS sale woollens, as well as other lines,) Mr. Jenkins, he suddenly remembered, “You'd better tell him,” cried @nd it behooved every man to appre-| that Mr. Jasr and Mra. Jarr were on Jenkins, again speaking first. clate a place on the payroll. térms of social intimacy with that ‘That's barroom tan,” said Johnson.| dashing matron, Mrs. Clara Mud- What does a cashier care? Even when| ridge-Smith, the bride of the boss. there's no nioney to pay the hands it's! 80, with the atmosphere at least a What right bas he ’@ job to stand by and ltttle bit more genial, e: Jarr put See @ play for the boss by floral break the gid tidings. the large bunch of field daisies and| tributes anywa; Id od that he had brought from oma people bate thetr necvel” re. | Cue frewee’ heen on ten oe bi . Wrens Wubliauire Ue nkina, the bookkeeper, “ex-| desk. ‘Then he applied his key and tke Rew York brening Word). ve ba lifted, the Wooden: Foller curtain, and | —- . yu jm wit! accumul bounce out ( HEN Mr, Jarr came to the better not try it, your ab- nal mail, making believe, by the} “Who put these cussed things on my office the first day after hia|#ence wouldn't leave a ring in fixed smile he wore while domusing desk? It done on purpose! +4 vacation of course all those | Water cooler,” eaid Mr. Jarr surilly. fo goeimenicn Hope (ea know it w a we folly dogs of fe'low workers | This retort courteous bid Mr. Jen-| Giese t"the pave of Manchester| ¢, Didn't you know the bose got hay since ti Were overjoyed to see him, | kins pause. He murmured something! ang juncheon with captain of in-| joven, while, you were away, Mr. (Borst a LAYER FOR “Look what the cat brought in!”| about some guys not being to] ‘dustry who wished to woo bim @W8Y! ‘trocted surprise, a, the cashier, in| | PULLING A BONE’ — cried Johnson, tho cashier, “Now be-| take a Joke gn got busy pretending) from his present SOP TO pare 3 gin ‘Yes, we intended to go abroad | to check up Tis ledger. of vegetation for Molly, the type- this year, but on account of the| “But what are, the weeds fort"! writer,” grumbled Johnson to Jenk- war"— = asked the persistent Johnson; “we 40} ins, “And that’s @ guy who ‘will tell “Oh, don't kid the poor gink,” aaid| Bt keep a cow.” 70% how be forse Big tie “ tte| “It. wouldn't be any harm bringing Jenkins, the bookkeeper; “he had no ‘They are for you—you never | the girl some blooms, why I do it, Intention of gqing to Europe—how | your buil outside,” remarked Mr. Jarr| and my wife knows I do it’ replied She Had Witnesses. the thongs of custom that with all/about elevatin’ the stage.” could he, even If he had the price, in| sweetly. This remark, which might Jenkins, anne BE Lid hr Beng VERY now and then Judge Mul the will in the world to deal justly| “And what are you doing, Jim, now two weeks? It can't be done in two hic to the general public, sue} Blace 4 ‘spring and the finest roses queen makes a ‘pertinent t vi Chan make serious mistakes, “1 Seat 98 your, boys are away?” asked oO weeks—the cattle boats take twelve allusion to Johnson's general r and” —— oom- oman fore me to-|the friend. Wine Anornsone days one way.” boastfulness of character, It made a| “net ie’abrupty ended his praises jack mest ss the Advisabiity ot aay ae af Gomplaining witness,” said] | “wel, ered the old “But Mr, Jarr looks like he had been| big hit with its present audience—that| of the floral wonders of his little you usl m to see . held for trial by a City M out in the weather,” remarked Frita,| 1s, excepting Johnson—for Frits, the| Place in the country when Mr. Jarr with, says the New York oorres-| the charge that he had rt Hickville D ent Gutsy "ane Chrecsusd's| shining lest thougnt He wel to tet andgarones rere phe Pames | rodent of Retacatan mem | wih fit ot and i vi C-) oings keep in the good graces of everybody,|laughéat Mr. Jarr's joke now, and| of golden rod and daisies on the| ward the rates on the city vee me pre ot, a Tt ‘ Folk S now that business was in whole-jall of Johnson's later, while as for! boss's desk. bench, most of whom are eo bound by 14, Paded ae Who By Hazen ConkKjin tr hE me in de face wiv dem Je BUT—HE CHANGED HIS MIND | HOW YOU FELT— Act seb four Spe isan Es Would Be Fat eee arrerecoerins Jes’ out Sp mae face lak Se IE WME 2014, be the Press Publighing Co, (The New York Evening World), of ribbon, Increase in Weight Ten Poundser Mere ‘ —— the best of tii trade so both drove A Physician's Advice home satisfied: Lafe had to build 7 y hee ee eee “T4 cortainiy three fires under Gid's hors bofore “Wall. 't lost er over. She he got home with it, and Gid bad to. PIAZZA AND LETTING ' dian ha THE MOSQUITOS e BITE ME. Z i malnutrition, @ | , ta of food trol yaa ket 3 Amos Crabb, our local sneerer, says e z rig blood th ‘< er tae pM 4 4 accordin’ to that they must be pretty . S = a waitin’ on Trea pate | of get- I along into nin’ now. . Salt : ‘ indignantly, |tiag into the blood, all the fat and flesh — — ‘What I care for marks! lem.| producing elements stay in the {ntestives Hoss for sale or swap. Sound in| ee A me ask you dat? I got witneases, [| unt!l they pase-trom the body as waste, wind rw 4 limb, eight-year-old, got us | . NOP 0 Ts is Ze correct thie Sendition and te him a bargain so I'll let him go easy a f (EA = 3 (@ processes must be fleas to the fight party. Gideon Spriggs.” q 4 Nobody Works but Father. fupolled, with the power ‘whieh’ noe —Advt. _— : 7 3 WO men who bad formerty | conslohed oy Sling ns eae oie gna tan = , / lived in the same town met] Sisatioh of lx ferast fet reall or I rade him. ‘ = = ( , afte: @ number of yoars and produ ‘elem, and Ephreim Durn good boss, willin’ roader, seven- > = A, entered into conversation, it yestidday, |Year-old. Ain't nothin’ the matter i 5 7 “Did all your boys turn out well, with this colt but I got him cheap , ee] | Jim?” asked one of them, so I'll give you @ bargain. Brad 4 == ~ “Yes, indecd they did.” § 5 SS | “What's Albert doing Tewksbury —Advt, = : » in viering t2, desover iol ae - i, i e er, Aunt Jime Taggart got Into bed = = : rane Bob his hand at 9| u.Cention last night and got right out again. % a the mouse and seven litte ones : St “ : DOr editor,” was the big Best there abe can't Seger ‘Tn a@-supportin’ of Albert an’ Bob aa’ Chariie."—National Monthly. dpe RY