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IWAS OUST TALKlttA TO If. 4 EE, WE BEEN
MRS.M& AOOF. PAPAl SHE I TRYINA TO SEE
said she's yawn a her. y that &kmama!
husband over to the, he owes me a
OUtCtCttAM& PUT Ort YOUR HAT
AfXT uinL: fLinp OVER TO THAT
MY CHRISTMAS CARDS ADDRESSED AND $
STAMPED ALREADY .TO 60 IN THE MAILS
MILLINERY! SHOP. TOO! MR. 1
AOOF HAS BEEN A5AXDINA M3
FOR MONTHS AND THIS IS MY
AT THE RlcrHT TIME! NO LAST MINUTE
RUSH FOR ME! I NEVER WAIT FOR THE
oPlFFY ; HUNDRED DOLLARS!
LAST TRAIN
SHOP TO
CHANCE. TO OmCH UP,
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JUST PRETEND YOU DROPPED INTO VPYT 1 illll
LOOKATAWAXMAMA rU. ACT f I Illll
SURPRISED WUEMt SEE HIM! UElS 4 IL aJLUsI
BEEN STALUNA pVTTM rr1
we &, SHOP
1 V M61JJXMRS V yv,, HEU-O""
( YOU HEARD ME &MM5 THS Y HOCD YOUR
I HUNDRED : YOU OWE ME, OR I HORSES t ! j J
' Vthereui. be a riot , X fva or it
AROUND HEREt 1 VC WAMT I
PSrX MAMAS
I qOTTHE
MONEY!
LETS AO!,
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HASTE A SEAT FOR A FEW
MSNUTES. PAPA I WANT
TO COOK AT THAT
TURBAN IN THE WINDOW'
HAW-HAW! I HAD OUST
ABOUT 6tWEN UP HOPE OF
EVER 4ETTIN6 MY
HUNDRED BACK!
I BOU6HT A FEW HATS AND
THIN AS, PAPA! t HAVEN'T A
CHARGE ACCOUNT HERE
SO PLEASE.
AtVE THE SALES-
Toots and Gasper
WELL. ITa MY OWN FAULT FOR
T AKIN A MAMA INTO A MILLINERY
taHOP WITH Mb I I SHOULD HAVE.
crONE AJLONE1 i
HERE WE AREIM FRAtRtE
JUNCTION AT LAST TOOTS AND
t DON'T MIND SAYING I'M TIRED!
NOBODY. WILL HAVE TO SIN 6 A
LULLABY TO 6ET ME TO SLEEP
TONIGHT!
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AH-H! TAKE OFF YOUR HAX
UNCLE ABNERl WE'RE PASSING THE
PARK THAT UNCLE EVERETT AAVE
JTO THE CnrY AND HE NAMED IT AFTER
ME! WISH HE HAD PUT MY NAME
ON A FAT BANK ACCOUNT INSTEAD!
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HERE'S UNCLE EVERETT'S MANSION!
HE BUILT IT ON THE Sl&HT OF THE
AARDEN OF THE ROSE! THE SPOT
SPOON WHEN THEY WERE YOUN4 !,
l5ffT THAT KOM ANTIC Y
EVERETT THINKS
THE WORLD OF
YOUR BABY,
CSPERI
- AND HOW1. BUTTERCUP IS THE
HEIR TO HALF OF HIS VAST ESTATE
ELSIE AETS THE OTHER HALF!
BUTTERCUP IS ALU SET, UNLESS
EVERETT SHOULD SOMEDAY
HAVE A SON AND HEIR OF HIS
UWNl
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( 00T HEAVENS CASPER! flZT
I LOOK AT THE AO-CART ON lQ
UNCLE EVERETT'S PORCH! I
itkli( LISTEN WHAT'S MY WORDtTS A
AdW' 11 THAT? WHYrlT'S ( I WONDER EVERETT
fcnWf II A BABY CRYINA l jDlDNT WRTTE AND )
HAS A BABY OF HIS OWN! 0ChOH! I BRACE UP! WEU
THAT LETS BUTTERCUP OUT AS J HAVE TO MAKE
HIS HElRtWE,REDONE!x--vl THE BEST OF IT!
WE'RE FIN!SHECLWrRES
WELL.OF ALL THIN AS!
SAY WHAT AILS CASPERY
HE LOOKS
PALEi
IS
CONGRATULATIONS,
HOW OLD IS YOUR
BABY. AND WHAT 3
NAME?
1
WVT I HENT A BABY!
THE BABY YOU HEARD
-timct DELONCcS
TO A NEIGHBOR WHO
cukw&D INTO
SFF MV uitcre-1
ITCHY-COO! ITCMyI
COOlv
r
l 6UESS WE JUST
OUMPEDAT
CONCLUSIONS,
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ou ! nun '
alonA mow; ELSIE!
CALL A6AIH SOON MRS
FRITTER. AND BRlN.Gr
YOUR BABY, TOO!
EVERETT LOVES
CHILDREN!
a
UNCLE
JSyERYTHlNAS ALL RlAHT, BUTTERCUP! SOMEDAY
1UU kL iNheNlT I 1 COLLARS FROM
EVERETT-AND VJHEN VOU DQ-YOU
CAM ePEND fiIOO-OOO.o9-PLll lii rMa.r
JACH EARFO 100 YEARS BUT AFTCRVhAT
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