j. 4 I I” . ,i . v c u o n Y 1 I E PAGE EIGHTEEN ’3 FRITZI RITE I THINK I'LL ASK RAY RIPPLE THE NEW LEADING MAN TO MY PARTY TbNIGfl‘I‘!‘ I'LL SEND THE KI? OVER ' wITH ONE OFJHESEJNVITATIONS! ’I CICERO SAPP .~ro Go THERE 2’ ‘1‘me "—_ ‘ an. 3y;- _P__._——_— 3‘ o C II: GIDE'ON ‘Iboxfimm' JOB IN soon-I AFRICA wouLp mew pm Hi; EXPENSES THE EVENING SENTINEL—So. Ion SONNY wILL You TAKE THIS OVER Tb SET l6 FOR ME - AND GIVE IT To THAT TALL DARK MAN OVER THERE 1 . exams BUS/«mum?- - f .cop. 1925 (N Y. in. wan) Pm: M. 9m va CMANLV! AIBIG . COMPANV LIKE THAT wOULDNT . swat-Jr A MAN To 60 ALLTHE , MIN 10 soon-I AFRICA A!" Who Own swans: - OH THNS FINEE. IN RABBITBORO \ I‘VE or A wow RFUL =3: "1 I» I. By FRED LOCIIER’ efi’a‘ofi‘im‘éa fHE‘e'e NIB THEN EEsIGN: 414m. WW HE IIIOIILD GET ALL THAT NICE LONG TRIP Fotz ‘ o‘rHINCr—J NORWALK, , CONN. ‘ By ERNIE BUSHMILLER , v. WWEHEMW“ 9- AHM VERY SORRY MISS RITZ -— our AH CAN'T MAKE IT!~ AH VE GOT A on: Fo' T‘NIGHT! OF SEATING YOUR WIFE JACK RABBlTSKl : \ EYOU HAVE. BEEN FOUND GUILTY You FIVE FIFT ARE. Finev‘ DOLLARS AND ‘I CENTS ‘. I /“ I DON'T MIND THE. FIVE BUCKS. YOUR HONOR, BUT wI-IAT‘s THE FIFTY CENTS F0R?-I ASK You: JOE’S (TAR Cap} “15 IN. Y. En. Wald) PI- Pub. Co. 7-3| LISTEN To 'ITIIs "AD' I PUT IN THE. DADEQ AM) TELL ME How \T SOUNDS ”IIIAIITED - AUTO SAIssMAu. mm BE A Go—GETTEIE . UP on HIS ToEs , oN‘fl-IE JUMP, LIKE A sun»: snow BARKER III A cuecus - ’FIE'FIPE or MAN tho cm seLL were ”-KATE‘S '16 Au ESKIMO— IT soonbs ALI. RIGHII‘ BuT IF 'I'iIEIaE's SUCH A MAN ALIVE. HE'S' 6.1T A JOB! SHRIWEL IS RIGHT — I NEED A MAN IIIITII BDAINS To DUN MY BUSINESS _ IF' I CAN GET HIM IT wlLL GIVE ME MORE TIME. To BUILD up MY GOLF GAME! I MAY NOT GET AN ANSWER 161m 7: w 'AII‘ — BUT I'LL KEEP IT IN TIE PAPEE 'II’LI someeobv snows up! ' IIIlIiIIlIlIllIiWI “CAP” STUBBS II By EDWINA WWI ME TO wALK POP LEARNED/ Aw- ““5 Too EA‘aV TO . ‘N w. \~ \“rirrw ~ ROPE‘. HE wI-IER wIm‘ usewa BE A I AUERBATI‘. I Ber you“ , - CAN‘T Do IT.., ”“ ‘. I I 0,, \ [/E' ' ‘ ‘\ ‘I MW“ 6‘”. I‘ II/ ”n, WWW/l II I ’7 I? It II AN‘IBOD‘I HIM WALK ROPE 3: Awt- I DOIf'r LIKE” cum. WE CHESTNUT 3TH Earl! THERE'S JE‘aT 50METHIN' ABOUT' ON I ~ / I MBANANA 01L his 1'5"? "’0' I . wIIII My I‘r‘s DIFFERENT! 77‘ Imuwrrr GET mwus arm: BEST AM OH Two Fear! av WNW 440M! IIIEIIER mum- ' AewT IIIIIAT HE ...-. I | . \~&\\\\‘-\\\\\ ‘1? 35. . fit” FRIDAY, JULY :31, 1925 LET THE WEDDING BELLS RING OUT "I “A-IIA'. .TI-IATS tawny! —-_GII2I.$ WEARING BELLS GARTERS.’ BELLes 'wI'TI-I Iowan Atze 661’?st MORE SIMPLE «wow everw DAvf—or ALL CRAZY ST‘ILES THAT IS J . , W 9" o WIS by KIM Fuluvu .‘Imtx-Iu Int” Gal 81min ughu 1:32in 7 3' J E3 ADVENTURES of THE TWINS BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON El ‘ At last Juggle Jump and the Twins reached the I'onal Palace in Tumble Town and asked to 50¢ the king. “lie. is JurIl sitting down to lunch." Silhl the toottnztn “lih n hon, skip and jump. "llut just come into the dining room and ho, can talk to flu while he is eating." So six scrvants led the way all hopping first on one foot and then the other. “What cun I do for you. good poo. p10?" I‘Skod the king laying down his Iorl; which slid I'lI-ar III-I'uss the wubhlhtg table and [I‘ll to tho floor with u clattvr, “We on: looking for Puffs lost button," said Juggle .lump. "He's the Fairy Qucona cook and he got so fut t'rom tasting that ltis hut hut- ton flow off and bounced owr thI- hill to this place. Did you sue it?" “No.” said the king. "Hut it' I’m not mistaken I see about six Ilozcn IhI‘rc. Home and sit IloWII Ovenhody and (‘Ill spun-thing." As the L'llilll‘b‘ not moving and tho ”It; lung's dining room krpt mming, seated. When the soup was brought it splashed so that It “as hard to gct [l spoonful. “Dear! Dmr!" said the hint: final- \‘cry cold soup! -SolId SOUP tons. Mister Juggle Jump." huttons on your coat. Couldn't you thing. "May I s: I’ It'.‘ sht- ItskI-d. spare him II. I‘cw'.‘ But don’t stanll "CI-rtuinly.” IatiII tho king hand i table kI-nt moving: and mm-ythim: lnE \vht-n he was 1H1lpt'l'lllfl. tho not It “Its who a time before the three. of them managed to get thomsolIcs ly. "It‘s very hot wonthor. Too hot for hot soup. It should be cold soon. than the king's lvutwtwlish intn lIIs noc won't spill. I shall speak to the cook; c-t and out he “nut. tollonml by th Now toll me the story of your bIIt-E'l‘wins. "t‘ortainly. sir!" said Juggle Jump; (Copyright. 192.3. .\‘i.1\ sit-\it-c. Inc. ' And then ho explained that by pro Ing Ilit‘t'I‘rcnt buttons he cmtltl IIIIIl llllIISt‘lf :II'Iy silt: lto “lfllt‘d. “l’t‘fll‘: lh‘nr‘." EUIII llH’ hing Tumble 'I‘Imn LIKLIIII. "I wish 1 mm cout like that. '!‘h~:n I could not a. l \"lSth and nut III: afraid of go ting too tut. I‘Il pru-‘s the ‘t.lIin' lIu ton once a nook and III-gin all on again. A Iil'k‘FI‘llt liltr- that would much more worth whilu than a bu tor dish." 9 SuIIIII-n‘ty he stnnptn‘l and call one of ”'10 jumping :201'\I'Ini§. “Ho IIII l'I". This IIUIU'I' i< Inciting Im running all over the LllflCClOth. Tn I It .t\\‘tI_\." “It's lllz' holos sir!” Sttitl the be mm. "The now pearl butter-dis that. your :Iunt sent, you yostcrd IIII- your lill'llltlt'ly iv. Iull of hole Four rctIn-l holes II” IIlII-m I’InIl 1'th in the middle. It is It must curlo lItIltI-t' Ilish." SutltlI-nly .\'.:nI'y thought ot’ som- ing It over. "\\'lty. it's l'ul'f's mind. "It's thI- one ll" tutton!” sl snI-ezt-II 0 toes." “Tho iIlI'u!” I‘XCEIIIIIII‘IE the king 9 :Iunt I-I-IIIIIII; In just then. "I boug it III. tho chinzt Store for t‘iity cunt ‘ I'I'o [IDZ‘II (‘llI"Ill(‘Il.” "It must hum ‘IIount‘ml in the \I‘h: n I’utt' Ioat It." Isttitl Juggle Jum “WI-ll. lll‘tl's lIuttott IlllllIlM‘l‘ onI anyway." , And without ilI‘IOlht‘t‘ word he II A I (To Be Collllnucd.) ASTORYWIIHOUT wows
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