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OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern By Stanley THE OLD HOME TOWN YOU MEAli MAobR, 7WELL W'LADS-IDOlJfr KOOVJ »BUTWHEU 1 FlUlSHTHlS V * MASTERPIECE, t MAY LETrr ‘ 1 BEPUYoiJ EYWlBnToiJ FCR A SPELL lH THE AR-r MUSEUM !« I have Had mV • cauvase9 UUNG iUYHE LOUVRE OF PARI®, yHe royal art gallery of LOklDOlJ, lU fact all the FAMOUS GALLERIES OF EUR0Pfe> HAD I STAYED WITH MY OILS, 1 WOULD BE A MEMBER OF “WE freiJcH a'cademY ) \ YODAV! « MlUD YoU.THfT* / V '*3 Jo IDLE "TALK - S ' Ha-Ha* FROM X YH 1 LOOKS OF “tHAir \ DEfoUR sigU You're WORKING OU MOW. TH’ OULY GALLERY YOU'D HAYS A CHaUCE OF GBTYIUG VY Ik), WOULD BE lU 90ME movie house—if , v you kept rr Hid / V under Your / \cOAT'-/ You Had Your waYcH HUUG UPlU ALLTU’ ? leading Hock “ MUSEUMS OF EUROPE' LOOK AYTHAY APPLE ! WHY, YOU HAVEN'T j ANYMORE EYE FOR/ COLOR THAW A / \ SEYOF SMOKED J— IN. GLASSES; /If fHO-NO- THOSE ’ I CONTRAPTIONS \v/ILL NEVER BE Ipractic/lto \ RUN ABOUT I’-, YOU SAY THEYVE GOT IT •PRACncALIY V OUT? J •WsSSvgu? keep away i FROM THAT < 1 yh/nG -rr ' ' X might start -imp AN RUN vj)\ OVER YOU. HENRY APPLE-GATES PLEASURE CARf THAT SUNK ON BEACH STREET DUFi/fK? THE Big Rain, was pulled ourr TODAY, -.TAituey Ml\ jVUXM* master sTarts'his camas ONE OF THE MANY "DEAREST ONE. WHAT A CLEVER START -*HOW I LONG To SEE You"-MUSH! * I HAVE BEEN THINKING OF YOU NIGHT AND DAY - MORE MUSH- CAN YOU BEAT THAT BIRD V FOR SOFT STUFF ? J WAS THERE AMY MAIL FOR ME, OLIVIA? WHO IS THAT LETTER FROM THAT YOU ARE ) TEARING IT UP? / j IT WAS FROM \ THAT SMART I MR.JACKSON- | I'M OFF OF THAT LEMON, I'LL TELLTHE WORLD- GOOD MORNING, MISS - SOMETHING FOR YOU IS J - ALL- .s'" WHAT WAS WRONG WITH IT? WASN’T it full of sweet , NOTHINGS AS YOU / expected _yf Y IT WAS FULL I OF SWEET / NOTHINGS AND A LOT OF OTHER MUSH, But'HE SENT ME A CARBON COPY! .THANK YOU - NICE MORNING! SALESMAN SAM SOMETHING TO WORRY OVER Gfri -TuKEE* COST l AW-etPv • MONEY'.- WMKTLL SA OWE JjSPDfCT. SPlfY ME IF I TAKE YOU ■> / U»tN-IF VOL ^ . ALONG? ‘-ErMEINONW f OH &UZZ" LOOK yWHAT UaiTFOUNDl OH DOS" A «V)S FOR TWO FORTH’ OftNING GAME. MTTH BM.L fhKHi HOO«AY" ,, NOW WE DOTH CAN GOTO TH’ BIG- GAME'I I WONDER IF 1 SHOULD, “What happened?" asked the Knlck*Knack Elephant. "'hm Nancy and NIc)^ left the r ut-< ut .I.|dyH i houae, nil the Hu- «tTr-l'iiinijiiiufcrit crowded nhoyt Xftt one of them waa walklnt^on I - *;* head in npite of the fact that thf GinKethrekd Man had wild muHt walk on his head ♦verylNMiy m f-r a weW. Wliat hnpf^-ned?" naked the Knick-Kiijjck IHcjihunt, "h’N all r«ht." -nodded Nick, “h*- (’ut-Out Lady won’t make Gincerhread Man ctom nny ®ore hecauee we Rave her a hc;fr'. »t»d eye. So now he , _ny more- bad lawn for y u to itAA." “Oh. Roodjffii cried the elepliajit ,iri “' L .i hawk* HOtneraault. ! • i s ail KO t„ tj, e (jinKerhread jj 1 ” " nald the Chocolate Wv, lety* repeated the Mufflr J,a “’ 1 haven’t aeen hltp alnce I n-ulA himnudl no doubt ho .need* fc^hlnR/•* •Nancy Hhd’Nlck led the proroa- *‘ nn - awnyt they nil marched JJ" 1 , lh, ‘i^9ypvp field and the or- *rd of sundae-tree* to the' place h, r«- the (IlnKerbread Man Uvet’ ‘ n a houe^’ nnide'of brlekn of lc»' .r? am <f different nhudc« anc ninKii.j with chocolate chip*. ''«• wHhi newa. your maj- y ' «wld Nick. ‘The Cat-Ou* Lady will bcw ntralsht after thin.”/ •Thank KoodneHn!" anHwered hi: royal hlRhneiw. “Now I’ll make mj dog let her cut atone. And I'l make better, law*, too. There! i’ feel a law coming now. I’ll hav* 11 make it. Here it is! Nobody i: to do any work at all!" “Hurrah!” tried all the Sugar- Plum Landers. “We’ve Nancy and Nick to thanl for that." eaid the Green-Sugai Pig. , “Cockadoodledoo!" crowed tin Sugar-Plum Hooeter. Everybody Will* happy so the Twin* wold tcoodllfr and went bad to the Entry Queen’H palace it their Magic Shoes. (To Be Continued) OU) ALTO TIRES USED FOR HEATING PURPOSES MILFORD. Maas.—A new ant novel kind of fuel to beat the coal kings has been introduced by P- H• Powers, of this city. v Powers uses discarded nuto tires which he..strips in small pieces ami puts in the same manner as coal. The 1best heat produced with this fuel beats nnv other iif point of qukknesa and strength, he asserted. MARTIN BROS. STILL IN BUSINESS At the Same Old Stands and the Same Workmen " U us when you want shoe repairing. We call for«mMeliver. 125 and455 Clayton St. Phones 621 and 717 inns ■■■■—— DOINGS OF THE DUFFS By Allman By Swan fpADVBtdTORE'S . i OP Th& TWINS 11 V Obv Rotx»yi ? Barter. SUGAR-PLUM LANDERS HAPPY