-A I)
.- , . -.-r':-. ;:-r'-i
Friday; August 2$ 1932
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
t;;;. er -urn.
Par Seven
i I LEAP YEAR
BRIDE
IJy Ml UA LOU ItltOOKMAN
(Copyright 1933)
(By NEA Service Inc.)
BEGIN HE HE TODAY
Cherry Dixon. 19 and pretty,
i falls In love with Dan Phillips,
i newspaper reporter whom her
; wealthy, aristocratic parents have
. forbidden her to see. When
t Chewy , learns Don's telephone
; messages have been kept from her
she steals out of the house to
meet. him. Her father discovers
; this and threatens to send her to
California. Cherry defies him and -'
i he orders her to leave. --
She goes to Dan, tells him
' what has happened and asks him
to marry her. The ueremony Is
i- performed that night by a Jus
$ tice -of peace. Friends of Dan's
stage a party for them. Next
day CJherry, who has only the
dress she is wearing, goes shop
ping. -She opens a charge ac
; count And the bill totals $03.70.
When Dan comes she is ashamed
to tell him of her extravagance.
: NOW GO ON WITII THE STOItY
- CHAPTER XII
i ' The telephone shrilled. Cherry
dropped the brown felt she had been
about to pull over her head and
reached for the receiver.
"Hello," she said eagerly, expect
ing to hear Dan's voice.
"Is this Mrs. Phillips?" .
1 It was a stranger speaking1, A
man whose voice she did. not recog
nize. Cherry said yes, this was
Mrs. Phillips, and waited.
"This Is the clerk downstairs,"
the man went on crisply. "There's
some one to see you Mrs. O 'Fallon
the name is."
' "Who? Oh bh, tell her to come
fight upl Tell her to come right
away!" ,.
. A few moments later when there
was a light rap Cherry ran to the
tjoor, pulled it open and threw both
firms about the short, stout figure
on the threshold.
"Sarahl Oh, I'm bo glad to see
you. I'm so glad "
The rest was muffled against
Sarah O'Pallon's substantial shoul
der. Sarah's generous arms hod
gathered the girl into them. She
was a Sarah transformed by a long
dark blue coat and neat black tur
ban, but her eyes were as blue, her
cheeks as pink as Cherry had al
ways seen them.
; "Cherry darlliV!"
' ' Old Sarah's vision, seemed sud
denly blurred. They were glad tears
that glistened on the round, pink
cheeks. She patted the girl's shoul
der, mumbling endearments that
were half audible.
"But Sarah !' Cherry exclaimed,
laughing. There was a suspicious
sparkle on her lashes too. "You're
Crying! You mustn't do that. How
did you, know how to find me? Oh,
there's so much I want to tell you.
Sarah, and so many things I want
to askl Here come inside. Sit
down I Sarah, you haven't told me
how you found out where I was.
And you are crying. How's Moth
er V ,
' The questions came one after the
other without a moment's pause for
repues.
i. At last Sarah, mopping her eyes,
managed to get out, "You shouldn't
have done it. Cherry. You shouldn't
have run away like you did."
Her severity was utterly trans
parent. ' Sarah's eyes were on her
former charge, anxious and ador
ing, while she pretended to scold. ,
"Oh, .; please, Sarah, don't;. begin
ijthatl" i tr -( i-
ji "Justthe same you shoultmrfinay'
Iflone itn I read in the poper&nbbut
you beln married and all. My lit
tle Cherry! I couldn't believe It!"
"I'd do it again," the girl said
proudly. "Walt till you. know Dan,
then you'll understand" Y :-v
The jolder woman was sitting hi
Jthe bifc overstuffed chair. Cherry
-who had perched on the arm of the
chair suddenly slipped to her knees
'directly In front of Sarah.
'. . "Dan's wonderful!" the girl said,
raising starry eyes. "I'd do It again
!for him!"
- "You mean you're really happy?"
THIS DURABLE, LIVELY,
PLAY BALL FREE!
y
MAGNESIA t 1
TOOTH Sl-:rhl
I paste a I
Both for
39c
Glass Drugs
La Grande, Oregon
The ,
Shake Switch Shop
220 Fir St.
Special for Saturday & Sunday
IIuckletoiTy, Strawbcny, Apricot -and
Pineapple Sherbet
20c Quart 2 for 35c
Maplemit, Mack Walnut, Chocolate, Vanilla and
Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream
25c Quart 2 for 45c
Happy Jacks
"Happier than I've ever been In
my life!"
Old Sarah slipped a hand over
the girl's. "May the Lord take care
of you and help you, to ..keep that
happiness," she murmured. VMaybe
if you feel that way It's for the
best"
"Of course It Is!" Cherry Insisted.
"And really, Sarah, there wasn't any
other wayi"
For Sarah's benefit she reviewed
the . scene of her last evening at
home. With "oh's" and "ah's" and
frequent nodding of her head Sarah
listened -to the story;' ' Cherry de
scribed the marriage and the cele
bration with Dan's friends.
Then It was Sarah's turn to take
ud the' narrative. "Such a nlehtl"
slie began; "I hope , I'll not . live
inrougn anotner onei ah mat we
knew was that you'd gone and your
mother was cry In' her eyes out In
her room and your father down
stairs pacfn' back one) forth like a
wild man. Half the night It went
on and not a wink of sleep did I
get! And feelin' guilty as I did for
knowln' where you'd been off to In
the afternoon. I was afraid to speak
and afraid not to. Oh, it whs ter
rible! Then In the morning we saw
the papers and read how you'd been
married. I guess your father took
on even worso than he did the night
before. He didn't leave the house
until almost noon. We could hear
their voices his and your mother's
but it was your father that did
most of the talkln.' Finally he left
and your mother said she had a
headache and was not to be dis
turbed. She stayed in her room all
day, but she had me brlng the news
papers and it was easy to Hell from
the way her eyes were 'swollen and
the red lines around 'em that it
wasn't headache "
"I'm sorry," Cherry said slowly.
"I didn't know she'd feel so badly."
"What? Not feel badly? With
her daughter that seems almost a
baby still run off and marry in
someone she doesn't even know?
Not feel badly? Oh, Cherry I"
"Would she let me come to see
her?" the girl asked hesitantly. ,
Sarah shook her head. - "That's
the worst part," she admitted. "It's
your father that's so set against It.
intuit wuy yuui iiiuiuui noiii. me
"Mother sent you!".
"Of course. Late yesterday aft
ernoon she rang and said I was to
go out of the house somewhere and
telephone the newspaper office and
see If I could find out where you
were. Well, I did it and some girl
with a nice polite voice said you
was at the Blsmark hotel. So when
I told your mother she said I was
to get your things packed and send
them to you."
"Oh, Sarah "
"Well. I thought before I did that
It would bo better to come down
and talk to you and see how every
thing was. Your mother said yes,
that's what I should do, but I
mustn't let any of the others know
about it. And none of 'em does
know! So you tell me, Miss Cherry,
what to pack. I think your mother
liked the idea of my comln' to see
you so I could tell her how you was
and if you want to send her a note
I'll be glad to take It. But I
wouldn't write letters because may
be your father wouldn't like that."
Cherry was on her feet. "Of course
I'll write," she said. "Sarah, you're
an old darling. You'll come to see
mo often, won't you?"
"Well, 111 try to. We'll have to
be careful, though. It would n.'t do
for your father to find out."
Half an hour later Sarah O'Fal
lon departed. Stowed away In her
purso was a-: letter .-.Cherry had
.written to her mother.7 The trunk
with Charrv's clothintr. .Sarah nrom-
ae3btiJtiP15& fttf lverl$"ln thS aft?
ernoon.
"Don't fret,"- she told the girl as
she hesitated with one hand on the
doorknob. "If you're sure you've got
the right boy. things'll come out
right! Young folks have to go their
own way, I guess.- You can let me
know If you move . land I'll, com
when I can."
Cherry went down the hall with
her. She squeezed Sarah's hand
tightly as the door of the elevator
car slid open.
"Goodby; Darling." -v -
"Goodby."
Back In her room the .girl glanced
with a large tube of
feol& MILK of
MAGNESIA
TOOTH
PAST E
The children will have a world
nf fun with this durable, live
rubber, red whito and blue play
ball, fiven grownups want one for swimming parties!
You get it free with your tube of Rezall Milk of
Magnesia Tooth Paste designed to neutralize mouth
acids the causo of dingy decayed teeth. Act nowl
each 5c-
99.9 Perfect!
, Ninety-nine and nine-tenths per
cent perfect was the rating given
Miss Maude Lee Bradshow, above,-17-ycr-old
Hannibal. Mb., girl
Rd)Qdged he healthiest miss in
Missouri at the annual 4-H club
meet at the University eff Mis
souri, at Columbia.
at her wrist watch. Almost noon.
One thought and one only was In
1 Cherry's inincl. With sudden en
crirv Chorrv hurrlpr) tn t.hn nlnt.hoo
closet and dragged out the big box I
from Stanley's. A minute more ond
she was pulling on her hat and coat,
1 She left the hotel and walked to '
: the 'department store with the box '
'under her arm. Miss Lacey Was In'
I tho French room, waiting on auoth-
er customer. Cherry lingered until
alio had finished. Then she ex
plained thut she had changed her
mind about the purchases.
Miss Lacey'i trim dark browB
lifted' slightly. If Cherry had not
been so preoccupied she would cer- '
talnly have become uncomfortable
under that guze. ..... j
1 "You mean they're uhsatisfac- 'J
tory?" the saleswoman asked.
"No, I I've decided I won't 'wont
I them. It's all right. Isn't it? They
haven't been touohed "
Miss Lacey opened the box and
shook out the dresses. Regretfully
she admitted that it would be all
right. Was there anything else she
could show Mrs. Phillips? Some- .
thing she'd like in exchange? j
Cherry said no, there was noth
ing else. And now that the things
had been returned there wouldn't be
any bill would there?
Miss Lacey wrote something on
r. slip of paper. "Just present this
at the credit desk." she told Cher
ly. "They'll give you a receipt."
With tho carboned receipt showing
tlint merchandise worth $93.70 had
been returned and credited to her
account Cherry left the store. She
discovered that the sun Was shining
and the faint breeze held the frag
rance of spring, surely tne sKy naa
, never seemed bluer. A group of girls
' passed her, laughing. Cherry paused
before a florist's window and gazed
in admiration at huge baskets of blue
nnd,vhlto hyacinths,. . She, c.oijlda.l
Triost breathe ibeir, sweetness. - s ,J !
i Spring! Of "course it was spring,
the seuson when all the world took
on freshness and new life. This
was a sunny day In mid-April and
Cherry was a bride with the finest,
dearest young husband in the world.
She had just corrected a mistake '.
that, .for a short time had threat
ened their happiness. Everything
was oil right now. She would not
even have to tell Dan about the
charge uccount since tho bill had
I been removed.
I At a drug store counter she
lunched on a sandwich and malted
milk and then hurried back to tho
hotel. It had been agreed between
them that Dan was not to telephone ,
her at noon because Cherry expect- j
ea to spena tne aay nunuug iur uu
apartment.
She did not go out, however, be
cause she was anxious to be 'on
hand when the trunk was delivered.
Cherry would take no chance with
that trunk. It come about 4 o'clock.
By the time Dan arrived she had
unpacked everything and was wait
ing, fresh and radiant in a deep
green frock with touches of daffo
dil yellow that he said made her ex
actly like the flower.
"Only lovelier," he told her.
"Lovelier because well, you're you I"
' She laughed at him from beneath
demure lashes. She said that ho
was ridiculous and how she loved
him for it 1
They had dinner again at Schroe
der's, exchanging news of the day
over the appetzing hot food. Their
plates were taken away to be re
placed by dessert. Abruptly Dan
looked up.
It was one of those moments that
seem utterly casual when, looking
backward, events reshaping entire
lives may seem to have their be
ginning, y
Dan said, "Guess I forgot to tell
you. Max Pearson's coming back
tomorrow."
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Slx-Mller Claims Record
BURLtNGTON, N. C. T Paul
"Hardrock" Simpson bettered the
American and world's professional
record for the six mile run here
when he covered the distance in 30
minutes, four seconds. He will make
application for acceptance of the rec
ord. New
Kordo-Hide
The leather Coat
You've Heen
Waiting For!
-It's Washable
-Sturdy
-Patch Pockets
-Tangrain Finish
$9.95
ii)Ukj.inniin iiw
t"
UNION PERSONALS
$ $
$-$$
By Mr. L. Z. Tcrrull
(Observer Correspondent) ,
UNION (Special) Sunday will
close the conference year of the
Methodist church and Dr. H. Q. Mc-
nnlllRtrnt rllctrinh sitrutHtitAnrinnt. will
! give the sormon at the morning
, church services. ; A short business
session will follow the service in or
der to Close up the work of the sev
eral departments of the church. AU
reports are to be complete and the
election of the various committees
' for the ensuing year will be held dur-
lug this session.
I ! Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gross are
spending their vacation visiting her
sister t 'Longview, Wash
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Haggerty and
Gracla, Mr. end Mrs. Will Haggerty
and sister, Louise Caldwell, who are
visiting here from Burns', spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.. Adney,
Haggerty at Enterprise. ': '
A fishing' -party oomposed of Dr.
George Hoffman, Harper and Gordon
Bernard, of Union, and Tom Murphy
( ond Harold Barthel, oi Pond le ton,
went back Into the mountains on the
iBig Imnaha last Friday v afternoon
and spent the weekend camping and
ifishlng. Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Ber
nard drove to Penile ton for the
Daily Cross
ACROSS .
U Shed the
feathers
t. Obtjse
; Countenance
Vi, lYeNh-watur ,
tJ0L'i)oiue
I a. Lltiuor
U. Sacred imac
15, foltionous . .
arachnid
17. Tear asunder
18. Japanese colt)
19. Metric Wild
measure
20. hotch
Ml. The rainbow.
23. Pass!
' ' fashion
X. Parent
JJf'i, Demolished
2$, Uuge arm ol
thu sea
29. Lower tnohien-
tarlly ,
30. In bed
31. Plaything
32. HxfsUHl
.33, Massachusetts
ciiya
34. Merry
-3fi. Allude
3i. Morning: abbr.
37. Purchase
35. Wall for
39. orr
41. Adult boy .
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 6.
ARlECApTE aIa rFF
REWA tflDfT N G ffl I E E
Wjfcffi.? ar a dMb fen
GiiMlDiORiAS
G oat bWWse at Ed
MOV ERSId 0. A
s na p Is ate oWMM
ter$ I T B WK la5
I 5MPI? E Slip E N T
AISlslYgTsTloA 0 Y
4a. Uune oy
4w. ICByytlan Rod-
dens
48. renee back ot
ihe lnUfr
48. Discourteous
49 Jiinne&e
stntemnn
SO. In this pluce
61. City In :owa
' ' Wm -
, m : M
. ui - ''zLA ,
33 HP34 iPJ5 I
A& WS
yrayHAi nI pictures
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
npHE monkeys Tought and fought
and fought until one of them
jumped and caught the other In
the tummy with a blow that was
real slick.
"Oh, my!" cried Coppy, "look
nt that. The blow has knocked
that monkey flat. If I was hit that
way I'm sure that It would make
me sick.
"Let's help the monkey to his
feet, or else find him a nice soft
seat. I hardly think that he will
waht to battle any more.
"As Ions os wo have been
shown how, let's stage a fight our
selves, right now. We'll only
scrap a Utile while, Our muscles
might get sore."
rTHEN Duncy said,' "I have a
hunch for something belter
for this bunch. I'll put on both
those boxing gloves and then
you'll sec some fun.
"Instead of fighting one of you,
I'll fight the winning monkey,
who seems bubbling o'er with con
fidence 'cause one fight ho has
won."'
The Tlnles all agreed lo till-'.
Twits i o m e t bj g lliat Uicy
weekend. v '
Members of the J. J. club, about
n dosaen In number drove to , Cove
Wednesday afternoon for their week
ly meeting. After an afternoon-of
swimming they enjoyed a "Dutch
treat" before returning home. . They
will drive to Radium springs for their
meeting next week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wlnshlp and
Anna Mae, who now make their home
In Rnlna ilnnnvl nt. Ilnlrtn A ihnrt
I time Thurtirtiiv nn their wnv to Atheim
to-attend 'the funeral of his foster
mother,
Mrs. Gldred Hutchinson and Miss
Eldora Hutchinson returned Tuesday
evening from a two weeks visit in
Corvallls and Portland.
Miss Clara Van Houten returned
Sunday from Spokane where she-spent
a two weeks vacation from post of
fico duties.
Mr. and Mrs, 0. H. Bid well, of Is
land City, and Mrs. Harry Hulao and
sou, David, who are visiting from
Portland, were Union visitors on Sat
urday. : ,
i (dill I UK r. nrsl.Mi
S I'AltIS' PAYOU.
! PARIS (!') Baronne Robert de
Rothschild Is among smart Parisians
who are choosing red for evening wear
this year. She attended tho recent re
ception given at the British embassy
for tho French preslJent, wearing n
gown of brilliant red crepe designed
along clinging lines. With It she worn
a necklnco of diamonds. -
- Word Puzzle
Medicinal plan I
Nuniher
Dlschnraed
J 1 1y li cards
I Mot
innlL-h '
Ueiiiuiioratcd .
Monlh f tho
yeiir
Color :
Klf .
irnlinior
Wcirthless:
-Itlhihm
fourth slom
ui'h of i unit'
nutit
I .ii (I
Vumiulhert -Larttcsl
Hot'tch
river
Marry
StoailyluR
roiie
Skailnr; arena
t''))iimlu(luns
Kind nf mcnt
II roii d
Shlp'H cfrlr
Pierre with the
horns
Oven
Mil sou line
name
Invite
Thm woman
Uitr
63. Pantdlao
DOWN
1. Kali io hit
2 A single time
1, Trwidl nm b
- oelehrlty
4. Suitor
6. liaxanrs
I wouldn't miss, nut first tlicy took
1 1 he losing monk and put him by a
:irc.
The monkey shortly heaved a
sigh nnil, rather slowly, clImhiM
'up high and hid among lho
branches, rs ashamed as ho
;could bo. '
....
IIE.V Duncy put the gloves on
tight and stepped .right out
and said, "Let's fight." The mon
key seemed a bit amazed, but put
I his gloves In nlr.
Then Duncy slipped 111 quite a
j punch. A laugh came from the
(Tiny hunch. "Go right ahead,"
icrlcd. Hcouty. "You havo given
him a scare. '
Tho monkey, though, was
rather smart. He sot himself to
do hlrpart and right out from tho
shoulder ono long arm began to
siveop.
Poor Duncy promptly tried lo
duck, but found that ho was out
of luck, The blow caught him
l right on (ho chin and sent him in
n neap.
(Copyright, 10JI. NBA Service. Inc.)
I (The Tlnles i lile on the monkey
CLASSIFIED ADG
XiX tub MABKEt PLACB OP UNION WALLOWA COUNTIES rJ
(Count live average words
. to tbt llnej Y
Per Hue, 1st Insertion.........
Per line, eucn added conseo- .
utlve Insertion .
Minimum cnarge on one
order w..'
. 70
250
FOR SALE
YAKIMA FRUIT MARKET, at former
Penney store on Depot St., offers
a flue selection of canning fruito
by the apple box. Don't be too late.
to get yours. Elberta peaches, com,
moa kind, 55c; also have choice
grades, nnd big Hales. ' Our pcara
are select, get your prunes, crab-'
apples, ond our choice watermelons
now. H. W. Smith, Prop. 8-20-2 tpj
HESH SPRINQ $UCKEN9 Beat
roasts luc, beer . loin and round
steak 16o. Butter 22o pound. Orders
I uuiTCrcq, ia uruuue fuunc rauiKub,
. 8-26-1 t.
LOCAL tree ripened peaches, apricots
and tomatoes. Local apples 50c per
box, canning beans, corn and cu
cumbew. La Oraude Public Market.'
8-26-1 tp
com. Onil 240 W or 456 M or see'
Will Adler, Muy Park. 8-25-3 tp.
, '
FOR SALE Benns for canning,. IBs a
gal. Robert O. Clark, t'ruitdolo, .
' ip.
roil SALE Bun orpuiRlon iryora.
. U0c lb., Bmltli'a Fox Farm. B-SG-a tji
FOR SAUB LiiOlt model oeUnn. Prlven
only 14,000 mllos. Oooil conUitloiii
Not Junk. Will take sovoral cords
oj wood os purt payment. BnJiuiao
cash or terms If desired. Inq. 22Vi
Cednr St. . 8-18-0 tp,
A TimiviNa I.rri'LE business In It) I
Grande. Idea! for man and wife or .
mother ond daughter. A real bar
gain. Seo Q. E. Burnhlll. 8-2-t ,
FOR RENT
FOB PENT Fum. Apt., 12. Inq.
I nfter 5 p. m., 1403-6th. 8-20-3 tp j
' MODERN BOOMS, close In. 1002 2nd ,
St.- Convenient. Moderate prices.
' ' 8-20-2t
FOB RENT Completely furnlshod '
, house. 1812-Bth St. ' 8-28-t f, ,
0-BM. MODERN HOUSE, 1 block from
i (iclinnl Hit n. nr 4n3 Arinmn on
I Sunday. ..j... 8-26-3 j.)
0-HM. HOUSE itoar Nurmnl and hlh'
1 school. Full cement basamont and
garage, 12. Phone 2C4 W. I
8-23-5 tp.
, FOR RENT Modem hollso at 10W) 1
' Oalt St. Chas. H. Reynolds. . I
:.. 8-i3-tt.
..ITIMGTLY MODERN 1-nm house Oft
I oth St. Inquire 1406 N or phone
434-J. fl-20-t f.
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY Por oiwh. Hinilll
' ;pluco, Vfa or 2 A. Must be roniiotv-
iiblo. In or nimr Ln Qrtuulc. Mia.
Tonnlo EckstMn,' E!gin. H-2S-3 tji.
AUTOMOBILES
1028 a. M. C. 1 Vi ton truck. 27l.00.
Used Hot Point electric range,
$3.'). SO. Carr Furniture Co.
. 8-10-1 m.
DOBC1E COUHEOOOD TIRES :
Runs good. Price '$100.00.
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
Phone M 600 4th & Aclnms
8-20-t f.
Professional
Directory
Hospitals
Dlt. I.HE n. BOUVT
Bye, Ear, Nose nnd Throat Hospital
CM Roar Foley Bldg. Pn. lialn 1.
THE NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n
WHEPC HWE.YOU
. I'VE
CALLED CVCCyONE,
VRVING TO LOCATE.
VOU
-..,,1 Jl ")! V
QVrr OVA DOKTJBE: THAT WAV, 11 NW. COMEON.SUGAP. AiND, NE'U
7 WELL, f ) BUGAife.. 1'LU ADMIT T DOES I'LL VOX GIVE YOU, F ' NEVET? HAVE ,
( THM MAKCS PUT SOU N f TUNNV , XOO'LL FOPGIVE y'l AWTHEH SECRET
ME SPOT, AFT.EP VfHM VOU S A "v" I EAcjfA
SORE! SAB ABOUT GIVING HANK v ( OTHER ,NILC ;
K VIFTV BUCK? TO KEEP.. ' VNE, SWEETIE '
r-tA vt IS xoup '-'''&& y-Ky-:
. RATES BY MONTH
a lines, per tnontn . .,..2.B0
3 lines, per month 3. 23
4 lines, per month ......... (4.00
6 lines, per month ..... M.7S
Each additional line over live
charged at Suo por line per month.
MISCELLANEOUS
STRAYED To my place, roan pony,
anchor brand on left shouldar. Own.
cr may have aamo by paying for
feed and ad. W. A. Bunten, 2 ml,
north Iowa school. 8-aa-l tp
MISS HELEN WILLIAMS will open
her piano studio Sept. 1. Special
Instruction In keyboard harmony
aud modulation. . 8-2.0-7 t.
DO WELL BKOQ. OUSAN-UP Wo Will
dean up your ashes, papers, etc,
Phone 323-J, ,3-8-t t
EASTERN OREUON Bcnool or Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. X. O. O.
F. temple, 447-J. " 9-6-1 m
LA G HAN UK MATTKKBO and Ophol-
cterlng and Hug Cleaning Works.
Ph. 434-W. ChM. Bdwardfl Prop.
. , .. ,v . la-i-i m.
' Low Grade ol Society
Tlio Avoid "piolelnrlM" comes
from prolattirhiH, Latin for n mom
ht'r of the lowest grmlo of Bocloty.
Ho whfl mM tuxpa ,0 lho smt(!i m
u. inonPV,;bnt Wt his children.'-
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Gangway!
(W poodle so j ( r ol4 1S soy i , ;
mm mm
(SEE, FRECKLES SHE'S
AW AVJFUL SICK DOt5...
AP2E bO (SOIrJS
TO CO FOP. HER
2
ALL Rievlt.
ABOUT ;
GETTIWS
A DotTTOR.
FOR HER
XILL bO
(SO AUD
SEE IF
PH. JONES
VWILL CDME
"2
Pop)
All's Well!
I VWAT ARE MX) SOIMS SHIVERS AM HASN'T Jl, , I
TO CO FOR HER V AW APPETITE... X A .
'lillmX 'S. jyK POWT KMON WHAT J
mi L to coi'y-t-
1
I.
Y VVE BEEN OVER TALKING f t TOOK THAT SO 'OUT 'J YOU J . ''.
i I WITH MOM LISTEN, OF XUUK HUi-Kt. 1 mtv Dn 1 ' 1
)HONEV,'l'VE Ai CONrtSSION OTHER NIGHT Pi TEW oj
Good '
USED
RADIOS
i'hifyrhi .; A ii'J.V'i
We have: a num
ber of fine lised
radios in our
stock which are
now going at. ;
Bargain Prices
Come in and let us show
! : tlienv to you.' :,'
Radio & Music
Supply Co.
"Sucoc8sovs to Adler's"
First Nat'l. Uank Bldg.
NiitliiiiK Is w vermin as that tli
rices o lolHure lira illapertvd by off.
ciiriiillftin Spnocn. r ' v. .:- ..
By Bloeser
ero. u. s. pat. orr. 4?srm&
i93zuWAm.nvicciiic.
Cowan
) I'VE DOMS EVERYTHIWSw )
J SHE SMBEZES' AMP'.'UX I
cxi vHj
V ( NtLu i.' hp