The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 17, 1906, Image 15

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. If DID YOU EVER S-.E HIS L ,V, l-iUA.S-.rS A -K
m richl jlets yAiK r r tusjhoose. i think
ni"nn SHE'S S,lTTlt13 I l TV! Z WIN COW.
A GOOD LOOKING,
FEttOWSOMETIttf
DOES MAKE A HIT,
vyiin A RICH
GIRL EVEN If
HE HASN'T
MONEY.
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, SURE ENOUGH, THERE SHE IS. I ' , M f I -,
SHE MUST EE ABOUT TO COME f ; TH.it Vv.C ' :
OUT. SHE HAS ON HAT. SLEELAST '
J DON'T LET HER SEE YOU LOONINsl KSCHT.CC : ,
1 1 WHEN WE GET POSITE THE p I IT SHOW , ;;
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I vl 1 t HO-H0--MR bALL'ROOn- SO HERE YOU
I ARE AT LAST. I DON'T MIND IF YOU PASS
fa . JfevVOVE R THAT WATCH . YOUVE
; : 23 i 'CSfelONLX pAlD ONE INSTALMENT '
' 1 ' Ki - AND THAT WAS OVER Six
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At VJT ER" ,LL n OVER?
l OH POPPER, WHO ARE THOSE
.YOUNG HtN QUT5IDE?
CE. THEY.
AREN T f HEY NIC
Sonr JN YOUR STORE YOU
kbAY I OttXET S CO OUT .
3. BEFORE THEYC).
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NOWtrTTLt
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BE ROnANTO
Wilt ADMIT
THEY RE
rouN&nEi.
Th antlgiM elate at tha Aeadarnv af
Plna Arta began work to-4ay. the
araaeine expeei to make JRaphael looic
like thirty pumpkin oeeda. ; ,, . t
AH- MR HALt ROOI--WHAT IS THE MATTER.
HERE? FAILED TO MEET INSTALMENTS THAT
ARE DUE M VERY SORRY TO HEAR THIS.YOUNG,
MEN LET nt mvt TOU IS UT TLt ADVICE. OONTT
LIVfc DLTOND TOUM ntAN
rAYrORWiW
TOU GET
DON
WHAT YOU
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f " 1. 1. You read a long artlelo In the WOMAN'S OWN
ae to the almoet Infallible correotneae of a woman'a
T INTUITIVE ENK. That If 'man would follow the
t- aeldo
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Th hnrrlhla nnlaa itusSfa fcaan naat.
ing down in roreer avenue le amy wir.
ear enenng in nie long winier aieep.
Ve-nope nm whi awn urn war.
.. SNIGG ERS HE'S ADQ PT ED.
OaaTfbt. UOe, hf ilraa Jininnl-lnwrfnaf. i
AND SHOW
fLLERS
CLOTHE
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"Y2R M&M YER WAS
ERDOPTED AO'S StR
COULD HAVE STORE CjJWEi,
CHARMED.' i- -'.-'.'.aic:
JM ScRt? WAAT YOW WATTAW
t t THE .DCAFil
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n a. a f
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iom be In error. .Yoip reaelve to try It. '
' 2. You allow her to laaae a flat fcr tha year, pre. '
eumlng that her WOMANLY INTUITION will lead .
her to alze up to perfection the homelike qualm
of the place and the dlapoeltlon of the Janitor. . BUT . -you
nearly freeze to death all Winter. And the JanM "
tori Don't mention It. w ' - i- -';,.
1 - 4 You have ten thoueand dollara to Invert. Again
you reeort to your wlfe'e INTUITION. he advlaaa : :
buying "LITTLE DARLING- GOLD MINE eharee. -he
knowe It le a winner the name le "Juet too dear,, ; ;
for' anything." You aeoept her Intuitive Judgment.
The next day "LITTLE DARLING" geee to emaeh. -
WOMAN'S INTUITION T GEE WH1ZI WHATS ,: ".
THE USEf DOES IT FAY t .
IIIMUUllllllllHIIIOlll )MIMMIMtMIMHHMMHHMHHHIHHMMMIIIM
You refute to go en that Junketing trip (all
' expeneee paid), ae your wife eayo eomethlng telle
her that a dreadful catastrophe will happen to the
party. Yeu find out after the party retume that
; ; . they had the time of their llvee and It dldnt eott
...them a red. , . ...
nay mo tmewm. otvic
MR. FLY Ife funny how popular I
am .with the glrla elnee I fell Into that
syrup I . ; ;',.;-; ,;;' ' .-.j '
IF mMLN ALL WRE OF THAT yff " . "
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MISS BUG What a lovely birthday
gift I How did you know I liked eugar,
George r
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UHE &HOT FAT OrOMAHZ-AfCT FOR MINE;
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ITS iSTMHZB TO tIE. WHAT MEN-CAN- 6 ?
ID JUST AS AOOU-fte i ,c im uc
Wont fail ja woo a slendf cpk -
I C77 BOfWHeM YOU VtOVLO MP
.. How Strange It Is That His Ideal Should J3e So Much Unlike the Real. ,
THE PACEMAKER.
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that are going up. Thle balloon atari J
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