Show THE OGDEN 10 ! HH' ' SIDE GLANCES 'frfr !' frfr u vjcujc rum velars on a omwn uni tqtt nu unn" 4HtHtMMMHHtHH By AHERN OUT OUR WAY i w" wr--i THE v OILY fT5C t-- t TVV BUT - i- COOK ©OOKH —HE S OURCHECK JNCLOSED "EVERY TVANG WW Ktniv REA"D AH DEA N THi AcSO 'V I TV-- H 1 A3ET "MS WOOD UNTTIU HE THOUGHT IT I "riffiLfi'fiii lil i§?Y w - Rta u j t ' 0 J" "No sir our grandfathers wouldn't recognize the world we're livin' in today" o i34 by ehvicc we pro u wc s rT orr ' J f I pat orr SERVICE 1 I I''r - 3 PT (Ia 1 - W i" ' " tarn — - INC ji BORN THIRTV VEARSTOO SOON 3-- 8- Taking No Chances ! ATfeepiT I've BeeM To tu cftTCH 11iIM ft s 11 ®P SALESMAN SAM SUNSHINE and SHADOW J — VJ'l'l'- - ii' HZ? OS 1 AN AUTHOR t® 1934 BY KC T ''K s? i nk ma - t to iiri C3ovv i As-e- s t TH STORY TE4 YEARS A 1 H PWNTE"D ' r 4Av3 "BEEM 1AV TEHTU M ENVY! CAM TEU- - I By WILLIAMS ONEOFTH0SB PtOTS THOT GUMWIULVOU "DEAR "FOUND YOUK WOKT STORY 1 THimsiYAY FVFNTMr: hzta R frfrH" $& 3Tladsi f STANDARD-EXAMINE- UOC0 OViT oun aeFeaee has failso shooj up I cem socne KI5Srr?iel TAKe his PUNce 7 t TWO vxnn by Sol By SMALL w w J Souse FSCLAt - - P- J v g IT NOT To! v suae do A new girl at the home of Mr and Mrs John Van de Graaff 3258 Fowler avenue 7- 9 T Today the weather man rushed to the photographer' and asked how much it would cost to make a picture of his eleven grandchildren "Five dollars a dozen" the photographer replied March VS1807ussia declares war aamst oreat - 4 lkknniji II- Ji l) J V "Very r then" Mr Van ywell 33 de irKEa u AND HIS FRIENDS ists shivered in the moonlight Puffy white clouds have left the skies a bare blue today with the sun having plenty of room in which to shine -- AWMOM DON'T The heavens joined the colony naked of clouds ! AREN'T GOING SO nudist WELL i JUST A OH A WISE GUY MINUTE I'LL CALL EH? AINT MY MOTHER: A CHAIR WONT YOU COME IN AND HAVE A LAUGH THAT HAVE HAH A m HEY1 YOU CANT DO THAT YOU CANT CARRY OUT ALL OF OUR V! TIM FURNITURE ! WE'RE GONNA TAKE TH' WHOLE BUNCH OF 'EM ! s PATOfr® ik4 by wca sewvtct inc By BLOSSER kEEP Your 7 x "Ait WE KNOW IT BUDDY SOME OF ITS PRETTY HEAVY! WILL YOU US A LIFT WTTH CHIN UP MrtM CTIVE WELLCET T° THE BIG PIECES fS2- HAVE A to kjryw MUCH SO RESRpNSfBILITY XbUT BY SOME- - : WHEN NtXJ WE ) YOUNG You ALWavs HOW! WANTED "ID WEAR LONG TROUSERS TROUBLE IS NOW YOU WEAR THEM LONGER A CHAIR? IN THE Maximum temperature on Wednesday was 50 degrees with 23 deLittle colder last night eh what? grees minimum last night THAN ANYONE COOK II HOME The mercury took a nose dive in The mercury stood at 25 degrees the thermometer and landed with-- f at seven o'clock this morning and out a parachute at 23 degrees for barometric pressure 3058— considerminimum WE'LL COME OUT ON TOR LIKE VESUVIUS !! SOMbTHlNG WILL TURN UP WE'LL GET A BREAK ! 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WVAT VNTW VI to 1 : y i THE NEWFANGLES (MOM'N POP) I BEEN fiUT r KNOCKED "VA ViNT KilJ V BCg O IT 1 EVE RYVVH ERE UC By HAMLIN HEV KING-- m The civet is not the only animal to the manu- facture of perfume Musk taken fromcontributing the musk deer furnishes 4 the base for many perfumes and ambergris a secretion of the sperm wnaie is nigniy vamea in perfume NEXT: Was General Custer a model cadet while at West Point? 8CBVICK 2sfeK t 4 LllliG WOYLA' I CATS' rv ke srwice wc -- head' to gr Wt Grabbing An Advantage! Y iuwn Lint J V AAANUFACTURE OF PERFUME - ' OWNER J USED HIS INFLUENCE IN HAVING A JOG MADE SO THAT HIS LAND WOULD BE INSIDE THE BOUNDARY USED IN THE : HOWD HE GIT H3 CTOWN JAMMED OM UPSIDE OP MISSOURI HAD NOT 834 V 1 I w v rrr n |