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"The apples and the oranges too that we pried open that fruit box have come to life What will they wasnt ours you see It do? Let's watch them for a little 1 "Let's tell the fanner we regret while It is a sight to see" wnat we Have don and then I'll bet hell let noor Rnnntv em ThAn "Why there are peaches and some we'll be happy as can be" r prunes" cried Goldy "and they're xne iarmer neara wnat she had singing tunes Gee aren't cute said He turned around and shook with little legs and arms they And my his head "It is too late young they're fat!" lady All the damage is now done The farmer snapped "Be quiet "If you had kept upon your miss We musn't miss a treat "way you'd not be in this mess to- like this they'll sing a Youll find out that you song for us Perhaps day and I would sure like have to pay sometimes for hav that!" The fruit folks seemed to uning run derstand 'cause one big apple "WelL then I guess all we can raised his hand and started leaddo" said Dotty "is just follow ing all the rest in quite a clever wee song you But clease don't hurt - "Oh we don't know where we Scouty It is not his fault alone an were "we there and it's a are bound but it is fun to Jump shame to hand that lad all of the around especially when we have blame" "Don't fret" replied the been locked up for oh so long!" farmer In a rather friendly tone ' (Copyright 1935 NEA Service Inc) They shortly reached the fruit fruit folks are ordered (The box and the farmer stared and back into the box in the next yelled "My land! Just look what's story) I 41 HS £?ETT1NG - TRACK ORDERS Tin- '4 5 r- " : urn —- v — " mnunijvkctDuirr " y ii ir u Dffl 11 c dit net"l SALESMAN SAM HUUJ M' HOOOSTH OKEl A (70IM' t ii hwRRiuFiftrDJirr j r i -- r- ii ecn n c TH TCOGLVe A Oea Burr 30B OKE! mr KtDOieS? 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VANTA RUN IN ON TOOTS ANO TELL ICQ WHERE I'M or nr- - now none of twnt STUFF GOES WHEN YOU'RE 7 ifA T meet loots: y LISTEN AL "EVERY TIME YOU'VE PULLED A BLOOMER A SKIRT WAS AT TU£ BOTTOM l UONfT WORRY THROUGH WITH MIXING SKIRTS UP WITH MY JOBS GOING ALWMERE DID THAT CLOWN — - - '' ? AND ARE THE COPS AFTER rsii AGAIN 1 'ir A LITTLE (1 TT-ifvr BUT WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITHOUT YOU?HCRE 1 WAITED A YEAR FOR t ARE GOING OUT AFTER ? — — —©1g35BYNEASERCEWXTMR£ausPATQFFl — r"v- VOU NAB GET-U- P YOU — YOU TO GET OUT NOW—' sv? MONEY AND — : Bv COWAN THERE TWtRE HONEY-t- U IT J J SO ARRANGE YOU CAN SUP DOWN AND VfelT ME i 1 im lit ti ' iiV32 !W j ' UJA zrt 1 d to j 1 m MM A I uvw 1 ' i ae J V © 1935 BY KCA SERVICE INC T M REG U S PAT OFF |
