The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 12, 1933, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextlUiw it : SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1933 -r i Hp; y5y ' i , " " r " i i PAPA pays! JIHMRfW DIDNT YOU HEAR BETWEEN THE COOKING I fctrx rAi I lM VfM x V me umetiiki in ir-w-jm MAMA? HURRY UPl THE MENDING AND THE LOOK OUT 1 Li vnnscvfi MRS.MGOOFIS THE HOUSEWORK .fVE 60T PLEf ITY TO DO without LOOKING OUT OF IS iO o STRUTTING UP AND DOWN THE STREET SO EVERYBODY CAN sec her r.TVi CL0THZ.3! f C1BCK, 3 I II II III FT" ( PAPA! S I ft f. t THE OTHER DAY MAMA 6 AVE K ME AN AWFUL CALL-DOWN FDR NOT TELLING HER WHEN I SAW A NEIGHBOR WOMAN PASS BY WEARING SOME NEW CLOTHES AND I DONT INTEND TO 6ET BAWLED-OUT Q ffj' AGAIN FOR JUST LOOK AT IHR! SHE HAS A NEW SUIT, AND A NEW HATTOO ! SHE'S STANDING OUT THERE FOR , MY BENEFIT! SHE WANTS TO MAKE SURE THAT I SEE HER! V ! I crt A SERE ARE TWO HEW LSRL-E35 DCLLS ANOKtS CLOTHES FOX YOUR COLLECTION! ARE YOU Going oux MAMA' Vntl RET I AM I I'M AOIKI. .UnODlNl, ANVTIMP TUATMP Mfi GOOF HAS PRETTIER CLOTHES THAN ME SHE'LL KNOW IT 1 rM GONNA CUTFTT MYSELF WTTM NEW CLOTHES FROM HEAD TO FOOT! rU- PUT HER TO 5HAME Tiizcicrf BUT. MAMA1 I CANT AFFORD T0 LET YOU BUY ANY NEW "CLOTHES OUST NOW! THAT'S ALIRItHT PAPA1 Hi. CHARGE L'EM ON NEXT MONTIS BILL, AND YOU'LL HAVE SIXTY DAYS TO PAY FOR THEM!. EVERYTIME I TRY TO DO SOMETHING NICE I ALWAYS GET IN TROUBLE I'M LIKE THE THANKSGIVING TURKEY i I WAS BORN TO oET IT IN THE NECK! ESutalon dotted. lUME TO UPPER HK4E kii sey Jan rv I J &QML JfiJJ I: s -. II - C OTRjLZAI II I OF TUE. II 0! II a if f yy o r gvr- jr i 1 1 1 - i : i rv ci VPr hTT i-H Zf.. PENtFLAP BACK j ort CARX ICOAROtpRY TicRau4war iTff ABt?vXj CUT-OUT 50 DOOR CAM BE OPENED! CUTSUTON OOTTtO UNE BOO BAQC ON DOTTED Ufffi CCMO BACK ON DOTTED UMB. SPARE-RIBS. JIMMY) 05H. TOOTS! I FELT TERRIBLE I WAS SURE THAT UNCLE WHEN UNCLE EVERETTPHONED LONG DISTANCE TO TELL US THAT HE DIDNT RNDTLSIE HE'S FEEUNG PRETTY BLUE! 1 COULD TELL THAT BECAUSE HIS VOICE f& CHOKED WHILE HE WAS TALKING TO ME EVERETT WOULD BLOW IIP VJHPN I TOI H U1M THfliT ARNPP www mm mw w V AND STELLA ARETOBEIttSSlED, BUT HE DIDNT. AND IT SURPRISED 1 ME BECAUSE i"3S3ALW5SO OPPOSED TO THEIR Toots and Casper L WU A NEW YORKOTY HA5 20W. JACKMATOCWINSDALE ILUNOi HA S08QVERA,P0TAP0FI JZ. !' S?DSEO K.TOO,TOOTS! HE SAID, ON THE PWONETHAT IF STELLA LOVES ftoNEK ANDABNER LOVES HER IT'S ALL THAT MATTERS, BUT YOU COULD HAVE KNOCKED ME OVER WITH A PIN WHEN HE SAID HE WANTS THEM TO SPEND PART OP THEIR HONEYMOON MANSION IN PRAIRIE JUNCTION! OK WELL! MAYBE 1 UNCLE EVERETT PREFERS NOT TO CAUSE HARD FEELINGS. CASPER! ES. ABNER'S BRIDE-TO-BE , IS BUSY SHOPPING IN THE MOST EXCLUSIVE STORES! HER WEDDING DAY IS FAST APPROACHING AND THERE'S LOTS TO BE DOME HER COSTLY TROUSSEAU HAS YET TO BE SELECTED CLOTHES FOR THE HONEYMOON TRIP must be ordered beautiful Gowns STYUSH DRESSES. EXPENSIVE EXQUISITE COATS HATSGALORE FURS UEWELS- AND WHAT NOT STELL A.DARL1N ARE YOU BUYING ALL THESE THINGS FGKYOUK5ELF, OR ARE YOU GOING TO START A STORE ? LOOK AT THAT BEAUTIFUL MINK COAT! I MUST TRY rrom faV3f,pn t mink rnAT i w Ac tTcnn eo hifxn M fr-11 ill iiiisi w Kjtc cm i A i unrn wiu. take rri Just charge it to hxr account! cvckt miner DfclNti vnAKacO TO STELLAS ACCOUNT, BUT SHE WONT BOTHER ABOUT PAYING THE BILLS UNTIL AFTER SHE'S MARRIED TO ABNER STELLA NEVER f ftnl;pt BRIDGES UNTIL SHE COMES TO THEM! HOW SHE MUST LAUGH TO HERSELF EVERYTIME THAT'LL BE MY ATTITUDE, TOO! IF UNCLE ABNER LOVES STELLA I WONT STAND IN THEIR WAX EITHER! ABNER LEFT THE HOUSE ABOUT NOON! DO YOU KNOW WHERE HE WENT, MRS. FERGUSON! .YES. HE SAID HE WAS GOINGTO ACCOMPANY STELLA CLU&ER WHILE SHE DID SOME SHOPPING SHE THINKS OCT TUP Gullible Goose WITH THE GOLDEN EGGS i MAT ortfc LL OON LEAD TO THE ALTAR! ft -7, V Si WELL THAT REMINDS ME! I MUST DROP IN AT THE HOTEL AND GET ACQUAINTED KAILERTON! (DON'T wrm SOGER KNOW WHO HE IS. BUT UNCLE EVERETT WIRED ME THAT HE WANTS ME TO MEET HIM ' - - THE GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS ARE HERE TO SEEMRJ3GER KAILERTON! TELEGRAMS UP TO MR. ROGER KAlLESTOn IN THE PRESIDENTIAL I SUITE! i Li HURRY THOSE FLOWERS UP TO THE ROGER KAILERTCrt SUITE! MR. KAILERTCtt WISHES HIS CAR TO WATT TUC U&tTDC , Mil. rmilUi IS WANTED AT ttR. KAlLERTCn'S SUTTE1 GEE WHIZ! THIS ROGER KAILERTON MUST BE SOME PUMPKINS JUDGING BY ALL THE FUSS THEY'RE MAKING ABOUT HIMf IS THIS THE PRESIDENTIAL SUITE? MY NAME IS CASPER, minu i wish TO SEE MR KAILERTON! (fS,V YES-SIR! MR. KAILERTON IS EXPECTING YOU. SIR! DO YOU MIND WAITING- IN THE RECEPTION ROOM. SIR? O King Famrc Spntaft Inc. br.atn ROGER KAILERTON MUST BE A VERY RICH MAN' I NEVER SAW SUCH SPLENDOR IN ALL MY BORN DAYS I I WISH I HAD SLIPPED ON MY TUXEDO TO WEAR HERE I LOOK SORT OF TACKY AMID ALL 1UCnt.AlLirFl 3q MR KAILERTON WILL SEE YOU AT ONCE. SIR step Tins WAY. SIR! FOLLOW 03AYI LADTB WHO IS R06ER KAILERTON? HERE IS SOMETHING FASCINATING ABOUT HIS VERY NAME-- SOMETHING THAT SUGGESTS ADVENTURE! BE OH HAND WHEM HE PUTS IH HIS APPEARANCE NEXT VEEIC! 10. 'it