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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1934)
1 I ' 1 :1 P'L f SUNDAY, , OCTOBER 21, 1934 1 u U ffagittsro4 S S Patent Office- OH, DEAR., I Wr-H I HAD senznn: t3f to shc TO TKS LADIES AT MY BRIDGE RWY THIS AFTERNOON, RARA! WHYDONTYOU SHOW DASH downtown AMD CUV A LOT OF THINS,MAMA? JUST GlAUfci TIuLH.AND RETURN THEM TOMORROW! SAVVY? V THAT'S A 6OOD IDEA, (WW I CAN MAKE A AND IT WONT COST US I'MPUU. " OP qOCD s IDEAS -- MAMA 3 I BOUGHT WORTH OF TH1N5. PARAr-TK2 STORE LET MS HAVE THEM ON SO l COULD bHOWTMEM.rfrr hm vnui I'LL STAY IN MYDEN UNTIL YOUR WVRTY OVER! .BRIDGE IS I 4UES5 THE BRIDGE PARTY IS OVER THE LADIES ARE. LEAVING NOW I'LL BET MAMA HAD A 6REAT TIME EXHISTTIN ALL HER PURCHASES PAPA.I NEARLY KNOCKED 7 1 USSSFdI THIS DRESS HTHS STORE AMD ALL THE FETTYTHlfcS I BOUGHT! PH0M2 THE Y TO TELL THEM TO STORE J CALL POR THE THIN&9 ABOUT y7 YOU BOUHX MAMA'1 WHAT 1 1 WE MUSTN'T PAPA? I KEEP THEM OUT TOO LONqr! L O 1934. King feawrcj Syodicaje." Inc, Great Britain rights mend. . OH. PAPA! I HATE TO rlVE THOSE TH1NS UPH I VJUT uuvt TMfc.m I WOULDN'T MtSS WHAT I NEVER HAD BUT ITS CRU<O IVE ME THINGS AND THEN TAKE THEM AWAY I WON'T -r ZSCirsE THEM UP Toots aiid Gasper jsuERE IS PAPAS Bl BOY cucterT AND TWO COSTUMES POR HIM! o I. r V,' T FIRST WE COULD HARDLY BELIEVE IT, CUT IT'S TRUE THE DAZZLING STELLA CLINKER. WHOM WE ALL THOUGHT WAS SO RASP1N4 AND MERCENARY, IS NOW THS WIFE OF ROqER kajlekton THE LOVABLE LITTLE A'-MC-- III ft II- I H I I t, C" Uln Mi 111 . . r v 4 GARDENER WHO IS EMPLOYED ON THE EVfc.Kh.I T CHUCKLE ESTATE IN PRAIRIE JUNCTION STELLA IS TRUE BLUE AFTER ALL. AMD I ALWAYS KNEW THAT WHEN TH&j RtfrHT nArl CAME MATTER WHETHER HE'S RICH OR IKpoOR! WELLROER IS FAR FROM RICH . BUT HELL MAKE A $OOD HUSBAND THEY WONT HAVE MUCH MONEY BUT THEY'LL BE RKH IN HAPPINESS" AND THAT'S WHAT COUNTS ITS CUTE TO SEE STELLA DOlNr THE COOKlN6r AND HOUSEWORK IN ROGER'S UTTLE COTTACiECASPER AND SHE SEEMS TO ENdOY IT! THERE'S NOTHING HlrH- HAT ABOUT HER r 1 TOOTS SHE PUTS THOSE DAINTY MANICURED FINDERS OF HERS IN DISH WATER LIKE A TROOPER! . LAJ Gtf " l . 4 Ar l V3 Ml aBBBBBB YOU SEEM All (am UPi tm-js r mw rrtmcir jtrce llUITLD, STELLA! M WHEN I WAS CLEANlNcr OUT AN WHAT'S ON J I wuw TKUI421 OF ROLLERS, AND YOUR MIND? V i I WANT YOUR ADVICE MR. CHUCKLE! 'V, ITS OIL STOCK THAT ROER BOUGHT YEARS A6rO HE SAYS IT'S WORTHLESS NOW BECAUSE THE COMPANY IS OUT OF EKI STANCE , BUT I THINK DIFFErOITIY-- MAY3S YOvms RtHT, STELLA IT SEEMS TO ME THAT THIS COMmNY MERGED WITH A BlCr OIL COMPANY SOME YEARS A6rO iANV- 1 VC-?if I THATS WHAT 1 TWUMW TTYt MS rHt 1TWI pr .ltr At avc RPATt TUP CIKIAKITIAI DAZ-rfrCL I nNw i rrniNis r ve a vacua KECOLLECTION OF ONCE, DTTArvvi- Aoir CHPU I A MKCIt I'LL ASK MY BROKER TO CHSCX UP ON IT R16-HT AWAY, STELLA, AND IF ANYTHING COMES OF IT ROcjCR CAN THANK HIS STARS FOR HAVING A W3E WHO KKSVfS FINANCES; WHERE ARE YOU 40lN6r. UNCLE EZVERLI I ? t I WANT TO CATCH MY CUSSCER CEFORE HE LEAVES I HIS OFFICE, CASPER 1 I'LL EXPLAIN LATER WHAT ARE THEY TALKING ABOUT; ELLEN? WBATS IP? J IT SEEMS THAT STELLA RAN ACROSS SOME OLD STOCK CERTIFICATES OF ROGERS THAT SHE THINKS ARE VALUABLE AND Vfvjt EVERETT IS COlNtf TO CKZCK UP ON IT! THESE ARE PRETTY CERTIFICATES, S?2i,CKE'EVEN "EY ARE RATHER FADED I'LL SOON TELL YOU IF THEY'RE WORTH ANYTHING HAVE A SEAT, WHILE .3 (SlEE, CASPER AFTER THE WW THAT STELLA TRIED SO HARD TO LAND A RICH MAN .WOULDN'T IT BE ODD IF IT TURNS OUT THAT SHES MARRIED TO A MAN WHO IS niClLBUT DIDNT KNOW 2 I'M DYIN6- TO FIND OUT ABOUT THAT STOCK! OF COURSE I HOPE ITS WORTH SOME THIN ,TOUTS,BUT I WONT BE DISAPPOINTED IF ITS KOT! I WISH EVERETT WOULD HURRY HOME AND TELL US rl , what he's fcu;;d cut HSRE HS COMES NOW- W KSRE'O EVERETT! 7 fm O 1934, Cmh f epntt SfnAcaw, far4 Cm mun mfc mcmi icc:rn:rj i i v L H.m ...
