Medford mail tribune., March 08, 1959, Image 65

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I SEE YOUR POINTi HONEY...
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OKAY, BAREFOOT7jSQUIRREL5 AIN'T
TAKE A FEW IN THE HABIT OF
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WARIA-UP SETTIN' AROUNP
PITCHES, THEN WHILE VOU IT
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ANP SHOES.
PRETENP YOU WARMEPURSIR.
ANP I WONPEREP HOW
MANY OF YOUR 0IG
LEAGUE PITCHERS
COULP FEEPA FAMILY ON
ARB CHUNKING 1 JIST. UP5 AN?
SQUIRRELS. V LET FLY,
WHAT THEY COULP HIT
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WAM I SO YOU 6AV THIS X ALL I SAIP, MR. BELFRY. WAS THAT
BAREFOOT YOKEL IS A W HE KEEPS HIS FAMILY IN MEAT
BASEBALL PITCHER? BY chunking pocks at
f WH WHAT HAPP6N6P?
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knockci' mr
hskp off;;
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ON YOUR MASK
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TRY HIM AGAIN. ,
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GOTTA CATCH THEM CANNON"
BALLS TO EARN A LIVING
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TOLD ME HOW VE COULD I LTHAT, PAW?
GIT RID OF ALL THAT J fiS-,,-
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THEY OUGWTA CALL
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INSTEADA STONEWALL
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THE B-dRBAPA -f-FR1ETCHIE-
HASSLE"
. JOHN OREENLEAF,
VVHITTIER NOT- '
... WITHSTANDING
DEPT.
A $5,000 C4R ME
LEAVES OLIT8UT
HIS LEAKY OLD
ARK THAT HE
G4RAGES-Tw)ncjo
3417 E SZ'-ST.CLEVEI.AND 27, 0.
MAMA.'
SO'AM I
WE'LL 60 SOME-
kVVHERES ELSE.
makket
L
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STAND WHAT'S THE!
MATTER WITH
BUSINESS-6ETTIN'
IT'S WORTH 1
YOUR LIFE
TO PAQK
IN" THERE.'
I
WORSE AND I
WORS-XJ
The SHOPKEEPER
WHO KEEPS HIS PET
POOCH GROUND ItiE
STORE
, Tmsnx to
Neighbors & Lucms, :
2807 disston Street,
- Philadelphia , fenm.