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

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Newspaper Page Text3 SIJNDAY, MAY 14, 1033 . 1 1 Or Jm 11 rain im t i i i QY'S WHO n JGHOTHT RcgirtmJ U. S. Pktwt (Mm' MY HAIR IS A SIGHT, .i ll I g PAPA! t THINK I'LL- J V, WALK OVER TO THE A - V BEAUTY, SHOP AND f f V GET A SHAMPOO AND VJ v Cv A WAVE (gf J WAS FIGURING ON TAKING A NAPCUT I THINK .I'LL SPREAD MYSELF AND DRtVH MAMA TO THS CSAOTY SHOP! ITS TOO FOTl K2SZ TO WALK! KR J TOOTS AM) CASPER COMIC GIT- CUTS!; CLOTHES are FOR THIS DOLUCF LAST .WEEK Get ready, mama,,1 AND IT-L DRIVE. YOU OVER TO THH BEAUTY SHOP! WHAT FOU? W1IAT FCSl? WHY SO YOU CAN Get YOUR HAIR FIXED UP LIKE YOU SAID! ft -f. &&-- w WHATS THE MATTER WITH MY HAIR ? ITS THS SAME HAIR I ALWAYS HADBUT younger enruno -ABOUT IT Y. MY HAIR DOESNT LOOK GOOD TO YOU ANY MORBUS THAT XT? THATSTtE THANKS -I GET FOR THS WAY I'VE WASHED AND 'IRONED AND WORKED MY FINGERS TO IT'S 11Y FAULT! 1VE BEEN THE SAP! I SHOULD HAVE DONE LIKE LOTS OF OTHER WOMEN I SHOULD HAVE SPENT MORE TIME FIXING MY HAIR AND DOLLING MYSELF UP INSTEAD OF SLAVING AROUND THIS HOUSE DAY IN 'W CST7 AND DAY OUT, rrrrZ 2 txTT YEAR IN ANDy (SX WHEN YOU WERE COURTING ME YOU ALWAYS SAID ' I HAD PRETTY HAIR YOU'RE' FINDING FAULT WITH ME! i wont siruru?! i dont care if the neighbors fx u a m All a - . THEY THINK YOU'RE SO NICE! 1 WANT THEM TO iwuw.ww A HEAKTl-ESS WRETCH YOU ARE! OH,Y0U ccou:iDaEL O 1931 King frmnri Svndfrafe. frtc Crcar Bttaift fiqhrt ryry?J. "? )TELLA CLINKER CERTAINLY 60T THE SHOCK OF HER LIFE WHEN holer ka1lert0n confessed that he is hot A RICH MAI1! Toots. and Casper n vs i vl r X V 7 7 II 1 MM i.lll si ma n k w ii ii i i n mil i iiiii&i 4 1 BBO BACK ON OOTTEO UNE THE ROMAMrP RFTWFFW 1 A CI tK!WtT? Aun ' WWII I RING FOR THEM NOW! SHE LOST NO TIME IN EREAX1MG HER ENGAGEMENT TO HIM WHEN SHE LEARNED THE TRUTH ABOUT HIS FINANCES! SERVES HER RIGHT FOR THE WAY SHE UlLTED UNCLE ABMER! h 1 'VT. LOOK! STELLA DOESNT INTEND TO BE LEFT HIGH AND DRY! she's 4oin6 TO TOfTOl'ini ADHER BACK TO HER! HEHASNERVE AND NO FOOLING! f YOU .TAKE A DRIVE ABOUT THIS ITtME EVERY EVENING ABNER DEAR, II AND I FEEL LIKE TAKING A SPIN Ps- 5x MYSELF NOW! HAVE YOU ANY OBJECTIONS TO A lA. r-i ?! ACCOMPANYING YOU KNOW ME, STELLA! I ALWAYS ENJOY THE COMPANY OF A CHARMING LADY! YOU? NOW YOU'RE !0M FOR MY X VERY 111 Z?NIR ( ROADSTER, HEADOWS! y OOD, J y. EVNST I DIDN'T EXPECT THAT ABNER WOULD MAKE UP WTH ME SO QUICKLY AFTER THE WAY I U1LTED HIM. RUT HE DID AND I'LL HSM INTO PROPOSING TO ME AGAIN ! HE MAY NOT BE THE RICHEST i)W MAK IN THE WORLD ib BUT A BIRD IN THE 'fl. Z&l I 5f HAND IS WORTH i -nwn iki tup rikui SAY. UI4CLE EVERETT! I THINK STELLA HAS COAXED ABNER INTO TAKING HER FOR A DRIVE! fU RFTT SHE'S SETTING HER CAP FOR HIM AGAIN! 7 GEE, CASPER ,YOU DONT SUPPOSE HELL TO FALL. FOR HER AGAIN AFTER THE VJW SHE TWICE JILTED HIM DO. ' I'M READY. ABNER DARLING! STELLA-WHEN YOU JILTPBMc Rid ROGER KA1LERT0NYOU TOLD ME THAT WE HAVE NO CONTROL OVER FATE AND THAT YOU AND I SHOULD ALWAYS REMAIN AS FRIENDS AND ILL LET IT GO AT THAT! IM G04NG TO TAKE A CHARMING LADY FOR A FX2lfS Kirwn ctrr tukt i ISELLEM FER4USCUAND I'M ON MY WAY I U CALL FOR HER NOW ! MEN HAVE FALLEN IN 'LOVE WITH STELLA r CLINKER ONLY TO BE 'CAST ASIDE, BUT AT LAST THtN&S ARE! REVERSED TKS Tint A I HAS CAPPED HZR! y WONDER THAT FURY) fKPPED HER COLD SOLO' iUi STELLA! YOU A1N .SOMETIME! .HEART V5 ABNEF AWAY ..vr.-: NO. STELLA DIDNT PULL THE WOOL OVER ABNERS EYES THIS' TIME! HE TURNED HER DOWN THIS AllO lis' THEYREPUTTINZi SOME SUTT-CA5ES W THAT CAR! LOOd 5TILLA QI.UIII IS lEuITUj! JLLBET SHES GOING TO THEN16HT TRAIN BACK TO THE I 1 FOLLOWED YOU WHEN I SAW YOU LEAVE THE ESTATE, STELLA ! I WISH YOUD MARRY ME I ILLTRY i MONEYS DO OU KNOW ANY - MORE 00XES.ROGER? NOT FOR ME! I NEVER WANT TO SEE ANY OF AGAIN' 3tf ,T0 XOU 4. S THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS THUNDERS INTO THE DISTANCE. LEAVING PRAIRIE JUNCTION FAR BEHIND NO ONE KNOWS BETTER THAN STELLA CUNKER THAT SHE'S LEFT OUT IN THE COLD AND NO ONE IS TO BLAME BUT HERSELF! LOOK! KcCv H LOOK AT JiT T s: vTHAT ROADSTER!) 4 B?) k - sT ITS ABNER, ACCOMPANIED BY THE SWEET LOVABLE ELLEN FERGUSOKll OFF ITITU THE QLDOH WITH THE UlYiV ' mts. KUMANte BETWEEN ABNER AND STELLA IS OVER AND IN ITS PLACE MKT COME A SWEETER TRUER ROMANCE BETWEEN A MAN WHO MERITS CONTENTMENT AND A WOMAN 1 I ' fi ..hi