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I)o You Want To Buy Or Sell? Thousands Read Star Want Ads.
What You Want”!
fa the WANT APS’
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K.at,r< Fur Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charge For Any Want Ad 25e.
l(Us size l cent oer worn each insertion.
I lus size type <2e per word each insertion.
l-v,)e **c Per word each insertion.
UOL T NEGLECT F E E T
;h<jse hot summer days. Bo
lilted correctly by shoe ex
ii'i'ts ut A. V. Wrav & 6 Soils,
’ity tf-27c
A T T K A C T fv E
price on COAL 86.00
a ton cash on delivery
Block- or Egg. O u v
coal is always satis
factory. W a s h b u r n
Coal and Oil Co... 2tc
WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELHA
•cualring. L. c. Davis, next ooor to
.uUs I appreciate vour oatron
large '.i .,n.all tr 16c
FOR A STYLISH FIGURE
"'clr a Ncwbone Corset. Sold
Mrs. R. L. Armour, I’liono
• _ _ ;il-25c
LET "VIC AND GEORGE FL
; pu in a tailor .made suit for fail.
■ 'it Guaranteed—$22, $2j, S39, S35
v V Wray and 6* Seas;
tf-July U2r
WE DO ALL KINDS OP FENDER
-"it raid all' kinds of auto repair
; '■ : Hawkins Bros., S. LaPayette
-ivet. t2t Sep 2o
ATTRACT1VK
Proposition open for
dealers who are inter
ested in changing* to
ATLANTIC WHITE
CLASH Gasoline-'‘It
is a High Test Gaso
line at the same price
as straight ’Gasoline”
- get in touch with
Washburn at Phone
55. The Atlantic Re
rjping Co. 2t-28c
WE REPAIR AND MAKE
•i thcr belts. Gainers should pee v
>Lelby Roller Covering Ca, 227. West
iiaham street, Phone 770-J tf. 4c
1' HAVE A CLIENT THAT
noils- to borrow S3.000.00 for one
car. Can give safe security. Sec tr
• rite me. Marvin B'.rnton, Sht-lb, \
- . C., Upstairs over Kfirdn. at 2>n
COAL --COAL™
3 6.00 a ton Cash.
Phone 73 or 35.
Washburn Coal & Oil
Co. 2t-28c
LET U3 PAINT YOUR CAR AND
v.ijtc it look like new. Hatvkins
Iras., S. LaFayctte. 12 Sep 2c
FOR RENT: HOUSE ON WEST
barren street. Large roomy place
i.h orchard. Phone- 191, Mrs Colin
lull. 3t 23<:
ALL KINDS OF PARTS FOR
he Singer rowing machine at the
Landis shoe shop. Slielby. Also
irecHos for other machines. 6t 23c
FOR BEST PRICES
on Motor Oil. and Cup
Grease see Cleveland
Hardware Co. 2t-28c
" ALL KINDS OF AUTO WOOL)
work and top recovering. Let us f:g
uc your job. Hawkins Bros., S. La
fayette St. 12t Sep 2c
LOANS—S5~~TU~T40 ON
your own personal endorse
ment. See us when you are in
need of the means to meet
that “short of cash” emer
gency. ?50 to $1,000 on stocks
mid bonds. Courteous service.
Easy terms. Citizens Finance
Company, 12 LTneberjrer Bldg.
Entrance W. Marion St. 3t21c
AXES $l7do." AXES
rU.OO at Cleveland
Hardware Co. Where
Price Leads! 2t-28c
Tor SALE: SAFE AND GROC
-rv store in Shelby. Call at Star ol
riet\ 2t 25 p
W A NT EI> ~ GOOD-MILlT
NG Corn. Write me at once
vhat you have to offer and
>est price delivered at Blacks
mrtr or your crib. Prefer
shelled corn. '*• Gold's Mill,
Olftckshurg, Si C. 2t-25c
for SALE: BEAUTIFUL RED
>ish Vetter puppies, 2 months old
;15. Highly pedigreed sire. Dam,
veil-bred, wonderful gun dogs. No
'•j'jers, Charles Dover 3t 25c
| REDUCED PRICES
on Hardware. See
Washburn for Bar
gains. They have the
merchandise at the
lowest prices. Cleve
land Hardware Co.
Easy to find. Same lo
1 cation over 25 years.
I Washburn’s Place. 2tc
FOR RENT ELEVEN ROOM
house on South LaKayettc St. Sec
Moses Kouri. 3t 25?
| let” u s order
your stove grate now.
Phone 73. We will in
stall for you. Cleve
land Hardware Co. 2t
j SALESMAN WANTED: LOCAL
; man only to work Shelby and stir -
' rounumg counties calling on busi
Ureas concerns. Nationally advertis
icd line. Must be a hustler. Per
jmanent connection it you make
; f;ood. Merchants Industrie*. Inc.
■ -001-2029 Home Avenue, Dayton.
| Ohio. 3t 28 c
i SHOT GUN Shells
j and G u n s are sold
just a little cheaper
at Cleveland Hard
ware Co. 2t-28c
| LOST: DIAMOND - SHAPED
gold cufi links. Reward. Return to
Star office 3t 2dc
FOR SALE: ONE LARGE SIZE
j Heatroia. excellent condition. Also
'one large sire «t-in grate. Big bar
i gain. Clyde Nolan, phone 51J or 70.
2t 28 c
i\
THREE GRADES
) f Wedding Invita
tions and announce-!
ments. Copperplate 1
Engraving, Relief-!
; r a f (raised letter) j
and printing. Samples
upon request. All pric
es a t a liberal dis
count from list. The
Star. Phone 11. ti'14c
'HUNTING LICENS
ES are sold by Cleve
land Hardware Co.
Washburn’s. 2t-28c
DON'T FAIL~TO~BRING YOUR
feet to Wray's Tuesday, October 20
Free examination and consultation, i
Dr. Scholl's expert. tf 14c
| COAL—BESTi
quality only $6.00 a
ton. Washburn Coal
& Oil Co. Phone 35.
"""you can save- money by
buying your grocery requirements
from Campbell's. 26c
AVEAR A NUBONE CORSET TO
keep your youthful figure. Mrs. R
L. Armour, Phone 744 3t 26c
FOR SALE CHEAP"
One Four-Burner Oil
stove. Cleveland]
Hardware Co. 2t-28c
FARMERS WHO INTEND TO
store sweet potatoes in the Shelby
Potato House, are urged to see G.
A. Spake at once. Now crates are
on hand for those who need them.
3t 28n
NOTICE OK SERVICE OK SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
North Carolina. Cleveland County.
In the Superior Court. Before the Clerk
J L. Jackson. Plaintiff
VS,
Minnie M. Jackson. Defend ant
The defendant above named will tak:
notice that an action as entitled
above has. been commenced in
the superior court of Cleveland county.
North Carolina , to obtain r.n absolute dk
\orce based upon statutory grounds and
the said defendant will further take no
tice that she is required to appear within
thirty days at the office of the cierk ot
superior court, at the court nouse lu
Cleveland county. N. C , and answer or
demur to the complaint in said action or
the plaintiff will apply to the said court
for the relief Remanded i« said com»
plaint
This August “ilst mi.'
CHAS WOODSON. Deputy Clerk
Of Superior Court
4t fiept
Most troubles are said to be ima
ginary; so are most pleasures. <
Charlotte Highs Lick
Shelby;Huffman Good
Punting Amt Pas-sins Of "boa.-1
Be«t Feature Of Shelby’s
47-0 Defeat.
< Charlotte Observer.)
The Charlotte high Wihicat
trotted out a Quartet of iu.kv
bar;: tie Id men and powerful re
serves in running roughshod to a
47-0 victory over Shelby in the first
Came of the season, Friday at the
high stadium before a ciov.d of
around I,5C0 people.
The Wildcat.* surprised tHeir fol
lowers and coaches with an .’extra*
ordir. -ry punch, scoring on the
icrappy Shelby club ahna i u. will,
save in tire second period, racking
up seven touchdowns while their
own goal was never threatened.
Stocky Bill Haynes, freshman
playing his first game, and Charlie
Gadd, the powerful quarter, led the
way in the first three period and
Henry Westerfield end Carl New
man, ran wild in the fourth, when
Coach Walter Skidmore sent his
first team to t he showers.
Only beautii til punting and fine
passing by Hubert Huffman, Shelby
fullback, kept the game from being
turned into a complete rout.
Two Early Scores.
Charlotte scored twice in the first
period. Dallas Morris took the kick
off and ran it, back to 30 yard line.
Gadd got 12 yards around right
end. Morris added 14 on a reverse
off left tackle, placing the ball on
Shelby's ’42 yard line.
Gadd then passed to Bucky Brady
on the goal line but he fumbled
when tackled and the pass was rul
ed incomplete. Huffman punted ou
but Gadd and Morris made- first
dow^j> on Shelby’s 34 yard stripe
and Haynes pulled the first of hi
seven pretty runs, going 21 yards
around right end and Gadd bucked
the ball over in two tries for the
first score. Morris placed kicked the
point. He kicked each of the foui
he tried before leaving the game.
Gadd intercepted a pass. right
after the next kickoff and Harries
went around right end, this tunc
for 27 yards to Shelby's seven van?
marker. He and Gadd bucked the
ball over in three plays. Morris
again scored the extra point
Defense Better.
In the second quarter Shelby's de
fense tightened and they took the
bail in Central's territory when
Morris fumbled Huffman’s long
punt at midfield. Shelby was pen
alized for being offside and the
threat ended when Huffman was
forced to punt. The half ended with
the score 14 to 0.
Charlotte scored in five plays in
the second half. Morris scoring aft
er a 23 yard run by Gadd and two
for 18 and 13, by Haynes.
The last score by the first team
eann- late in the third period when
Gadd uncorked two 25 yard runs
over left tackle, the second, bring
ing the touchdowns.
The second stringer* gave the
crowd a scries of thrills in scoring j
19 points In a few minute* be fort
the clirc of the game. Henry West- !
erfield, who last year tripped go
yarcLs against Shelby, pulled the
longtst gain of the day when hr ,
took a punt on his 15 yard line and !
twisted his way across the goal.
Newman and Goat Hatcher ac
counted for the first tally in this
period, traveling 70 yards on six
plays, Hatcher scoring
Frank Shoupe Intercepted a pas.
In mid-field and returned It 30
yards (o the 15 yard line, from
where Newman scored standing uti
around left end for the final score
The game ended just after the
last kick-off with Shelby In posses
sion of the ball on the 50-yard line.
! Shelby Po». Charlotte
A Brown ... t.E Isenhoui
Duncan . ..... j.t .... Cathey
Hulick . ....... to . Hood tc
Jolly ...- center ....... Horne
M. Putnam (c).RO ..... Copeland
Newton - RT Montv
Moore - RE ..... .. Brady
Connor - QB ........ Gad.;
Wilson.. LH ... \V Havn.
| Barret ..... RH . Morri.
J H. Huffman .. IB ...._ Sutton
i Scoring touchdown, Gadd 2. Hay
| he;, 'Morris, Hatcher, Newman,
, Westerfield. Extra points, Morris
4 iplacement'. Newman ] (run*
i Substitutions, Shelby: Jacksoji,
C. Williams, E. Williams, H. Put
i nam, Waldrop, Harrlll, williams.
Newton. R. Putnam. McSwaln;
Charlotte, Shore, Hatcher. E
Helms. Westerfleld, Strong. New
man, Spillers, F, Shoupe. R Shoupe,
Smith, James, Fespennan, Gray.
Officials, Kirkpatrick (N C
j State), referee: Causey <8. C.) um
jPire; Ison (U. N. C. head linesman
jZeno Wall Stars As
Wake Freshmen Win
! Wake Forest, Sept. 35.—Wak"
Farcsc freshmen handed Raleigh
high school a 19-0 licking here this
afternoon in their first game of the
season,
Zeno Wall, quarterback andFurd
fullback were bafl:fie’d stars, while
j the play of Poole and Abernathy
| stood out in the baby Deacon line
Score by quarters.
. Freshmen . .. « ,o o t3—m
: Raleigh high 0 0 o o-- 0
j Touchdowns: Ford <2», Wall, Rcf
i eree: Emmerson.
MKammmmmmmmmmmmm
I Star Advertising
Reaches Buyers M o r <
economically Because 1
Costs So Much Less Thar
Any Other Form Of Ad
'ertising You Can Use.
C.anl Threat
repper 'laartin tauuve) , renter
fielder oi the M. l,oui» Cardinals
rhampmjiv of the National League.
Highest Honor
Major-General Douglas MaeArthur
chief of staff of the I’nited States
army, has received the highest
honor which the French govern
ment can bestow in receiving the
Grand Cross of the Legion of Hon
or. General MaeArthur is hut the
thirteenth American to receive the
Cross, which was pinned on his
breast by General Maginot. Freneii
Minister of War, at Ithrims.
t.XI.11 TDK s NOTICE
Hat mg this d*r oua’i-fierf as eaecutor
tof the .estate of ' Patience Hamrick
fate ol C'evrland county,, rr C this Is to
notify all persons caning the said- estate
to present them lo me properly proten
on or before the tat:h <iav of Sept . 1832
or tills notice i*ill be pleaded In tr,r bf
«y.y recovery thereof Ail 'persons Indebted
to the said ext;,ad! make immediate
'■ttlement to the tinders',Jned Tim 8ep
;«mS*r.lsth. .reji.- ..
T P HAMRICK Rxerutor of Bu
tate of £: Patience Hamrick de
ceased. «• uc
STAR AD VS PAYS
r ■ I
Nobody’s
Business
H> (>£K McGKB
For Reading Purposes Only
Most doctor? are reasonable in |
their charges, a year or so ago,
Dr. Cutter operated on a drunk pa
tient who had tried to run his Ford
on one-part gas and two-parts corn
Juice. and thru mistake he ampu- !
tatrd the wrong leg But Just as
.soon as he found out hi* mistake he ;
removed the right leg without re
muneration
( otton Letter
New York, Kept. 28.in sympa
thy with the efforts made by the j
various legislatures duly assembled;
at $10.00 per head per day—to con
trol cotton acreage for 19 and 32.!
July futures broke 25 points, and;
the farm board said—"1 told you i
so." Cotton is so low In South Oeor- j
gia that the boll weevils won't fool |
with ii and have shifted to turnips,
however—the red spider is still red
Some Texas fanners contend that
they can still buy 4 gallons oi whis
key with one bale of cotton, and j
that. I* nil they could do last year i
Wall street and the Russian f>-Yrar,
Plan were quiet today We advise j
holding till your “holt" breaks, then
grab a new one
We have noted only minor j
Changes in the wearing aparel of!
‘mi-lady'' for this fall. Skirts seem !
to be just the least bit thinner and:
possibly one-fourth of an inch;
shorter They will of course wear
abbut the same quantity of under-i
clothes, where necessary, but the
colors prevailing in such garments
lean strongly toward pale pink and
light green. Corsets that start be
low the hips and stop before they
reach above them are being fea
tured for women suffering from
obesity or promiscous fatness. The
hats are all alike and about tiro tire
of cotton they cost about $1)98 when
made of wool or rabbit fur
If the railroAd.s succeed in get
ting » 15-per cent advance on their
j already present war-time freight
j rates, they can reduce their ex
! penses, materially, for Instance: the
j engineer can be the fireman, eon*
! ducfcor, baggage master, porter and
j superintendent of roadway He can
I run his engine a few- miles, then
stop nnd fire up, and check up the
freight (I crate of tombstones and
2 sacks of cementi, and then get)
back in and go on into town. No
railroad'agents or switching engines j
will be necessary, as the trucks will:
handle all of the freight that car- \
ries anything like paying revenue. !
There Is much rumbling beneath I
the political horizon. Everybody Is j
mad. Our cities, states, counties andj
school districts are head-over-heels j
in debt. Extravagance and waste
continue with uninterrupted perfec
tion. Tax money is dtshrd out for
just any old purpose. Some thinking
men say that the only thing to do
to sweep out, dean up, and start
it art over. Rut that would break up
thousands of happy families All of
the pile that is distributed in most
states Is distributed among less than
-’■> families ft Is an inter-locking
machine
community week In flat rock
community week was hell In flat
lock last week and it lasted 4 day*,
and a good time was enjoyed by all
pressent. this Is (he sceont annte
versary of the “fait rock commun
ity club” w hich not only has mem
ber* In our own little town, but a
great manny men and w'otnen pe-1
long to same from Its environments!
. „ !
miss teasie tyler was the win
ner in the apple Jelly contest she |
is a member of the fa-4 club and
allso lays eggs by the dozen for sail;
mid she showed off some might
pretty buff orphan chickens, all of j
which proves thnt she Is the kind;
of girl that, will make some man a:
good wife, but she has newer had;
manny love nffatrv onner vomit of \
a bad hair-lip, but this gives her
more time to make Jelly end raise
chickens ansoforth
the prize for the best jar of cu
cumber pickles went to mrs. miu
nle green and she used a reseat
handed down from hergramma
which calls for spice and clothes
md a few onion-, her pickle:; cer
tainly did look goad, her prize was
a nice blue ribbon, and yo was miss
tussle’* prize for the best tumbler
of jelly, mrs wtia hart got fat or
mention by the .iurges for her
blackberry preserver. but as the
club had only 2 ribbons to give
away, she got mad and wtthdrawed
from same with her Jar
sevral songs was sung by the
nulre from rehober church and
they had the organ oil the flat.-form
bro. smith made a talk op “the
community spendt" and said no
town is fitten to live in that don’t
pull together, he complimented the
ladles on their jelly and pickles a
right, smart, he remainded his
hearers of the need cessity of all
so lay ing up treasures in heaven
as well as In the pantry and begged
them not to forget their church
vow* for something to eat
yore Corry ipondent, mr, mike
Clarke, rfd. then made a beautiful
speech on the progress of the world
and the other mobeel and he told
the. crowd that they had taken all
or the monney out of the south and
left, er in the hands of bankruptcy,
he said that rumble seats had mint
more young folks than all the
horses and buggies that ever exist
ed, he looked for harder times on
ner count of noboddy could get holt
to anny monney except 'he folks
working for the publiek. mr editor.
1 will rite or foam you the ballance
of this peace next week.
yores' truhe.
mike Clark rfd.
•:x Kt. l TOR s NOTICE TO l REDITORb
Having qualified as executrix ot tlw
rxitiie of Jt O Bloiiton, deceased, ute of
Cleveland county, North Curolida, this tpt
uj notify all peruana having claim*
against the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the unde raijned, Bhejby,
N. c. route 3. on or beg re the 24th da’
of August. 1933. or this none# will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery Alt
persons Indebted to aald estate will pleasa
make Immediate pa:meal. This the 22nd
day of August, 19.11
C E BLANTON. Executrix ot 3. O
Blanton, deceased. gt 24u
bai.k ot valuable farm protertv
Under and by t.rtue or the authority
conferred upon us in a deed of trust ex
ecuted by Abe Connor and wife, Ella
Connor on the 18 th day of December
1935 and recorded In book 131, page M2
at a ill on Saturday the
Itlh day* or October. I till, ij a’doek
noon at Ihe court house door in Clave
land county, Nhelb) N C., sell at publi*
auction for rash to the highest bidder
the following land to-wit:
All that mere, parcel or tract of land
Situate, lying and bring in No J town
ship. Cleveland county, state of N. C
and slowing lands oi Boyce Bridges and
Ram Bunyans on ihe N land* of 3*11!
Phillip* and D. A. Rlenton on the E
lands of p. C. Lavender on the S. and
land* of B T. falls on the w. and hav
log surh shapes, courses and distances a.«
will more lolly appear by reference tq a
Plat theraot made by D a S fratler
civil engineer, on the 15th day »f Deceit,
her. 1535, and being more particular!’
described as tollows Beginning at a stone
on 1£. side of Mill Creek In u, A. Blau
tons line corner to Mill tract! thenc
with ff A Blanton» line N. 47 1-4 E
3d BO chs to a stone and pointer.*. Will
Ph ilips’ carter; thence with h|s line N
55 IE 4.31 oils to a Mono In old post
o’* stump; thence with.-Bam Run) an*
and Boyce Bridges' lino N. 34 J-4 IV
33 94 tils, -to a large w hite oak, B T
lal, corner; theme w.th ins line s
1 3-4 W. 57 3f> tin. to a stake on E
bank of creek, thi-ncr with' P C. La’Sii
drr * line t- 1-2 L 20 rh* broaslng
> r, . ,i time,, to a stone, corner , to MU
tract. thence N. 84 3-4 E 3.1 elf's to «
maple: Ihenee S, 35 1-2 E 6.95 clta. to th»
beginning containing 1-4 acres, mon
or less, Retervnc- hereby made to that
deed irom Hush lit roup and wife, to Atv
Comlor ami wife. Ell'. Connor, undei
of October 39. 1919. and recorded It
book tout at page 383 of the Cleveland
county reguitry.
Till-! sail’ is mane by reason of th«
f uture or Abe Connor and -wife. Silk
Connor to pay off and discharge the In
debt (loess secured by said deed of truai
A deposit ot Id percent will bo required.
Mom the purchaser at the sale.
Tills the 17th day of September, 193T *
<> BRAMJ4AM and T. I BLAND
, flecetvers for first National Com
pany of Durham. Inc , Trustee
formerly first. National Trust, Com
bull; Durham, N. C,
4t Sept 3ge
1 DR. S. F. PARKER
- PHYSICIAN -
Office Phones 64 and No. 5!
Residence Phone 129-J
666
LIQUID OR {AULEIS
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia
30 minutes, checks a Cold the ftrat
day. and checks Malaria hi three
days.
666 Salve lor Baby's CoJd.
Dr.
Thornton'*
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teetiter.
For children one mouth old. to fly*
years of age. Relieves colds, indiges
tion and bowel-troubles and Is es
pecially recommended for cooling
fever '■ ^
"Easy Teether Makes Teething Easy'
At all Good Drug stores_250
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TOOTS AND CASPER
A “Mine” Of Information
HELLO, TILKA! \
HOW ARE YOU }
(iETTlNu /
AUON^- (
At THE \
HOOPERS'? )
! QUIT THEM YESTERDAY
i MR. CASPER. AND I'M
ON MY WAY TO A NEW
JOB NOW!
IVE 4ood news tor \
YOU, TOOTS' TILKA I
QUIT HER J08 AT THE
HOOFERS BECAUSE
THEY DROVE HER
BATS ASKING ALL
SORTS OF QUESTIONS
atiOUT /
US' /
' I KNEW THEY D TRY
TO FIND OUT
EVERYTHIN6 THAT
WENT ON WHILE.
TILKA WAS WORKIN/i
FOR US, CASPER!
V. I KNEW it 1
WHY WILE SOME
PEOPLE BE SO INQUISITIVE;
[A5KIN4 ONE QUESTION AFTER1
another?its a horrid
HABIT - SOMETH I n4 I WOULONT
STOOP TO
1
/
fiY THE WAY, CASPER
WHERE CAN I 4ET f
IN TOUCH WITH “EJ
'v-T'lUKA? J
'-. \
7 \ haven't
any idea
WHERE
, SHE 5
v uvin6.
^toots'.
r
AW, 4ee1 id like to
6ET HOLD OP HER =
>M DYlN^ to FIND
OUT IF MRS HOOFER HAS
SOME NEW 40WNS THAT
l HAVENT SEEN AND
TIL.KA PROBABLY COULD
“Practice Makes Perfect.”
COME IN! OH,HELLo/
Casper! we re Oust
D0!N4 UP THE PISHES!
WHY DIDN'T YOU
PROP IN SOONER f
AND HAVE PINNER j
-
I HEARD THIS
Your birthday,
MRS. HOOFER/ AND
I CAME BY TO
WISH YOU MANY
HAPPY RETURNS.
V403!. n« Feature* Svni!ic.-if', I'mc., Great Bn
i.
THAT'S* RI4HT,
CAMPER
0OPHIE IS*
48 "Years*
OLD TOP AT.
COLONEL HOOFER'.
DON'T YOU PARE SAY
THAT AL,A1N ! I’M 30'
Years olp today.
THAT IS, I ONLY LOOR.
thirty SINCE I HAP
MY FACE REMODELED,
AND FROM NOW ON
I AM f
THIRTY rfY
<S>- h- \ .1
,i«r .if. in niTintTrr
irrarm.'liiii'.iHIHKflR
-BUT, SOPHIE
EVERYBODY k'MOVJC,
WEVE BEEN MARRIED
POR 25 Years =
AT THAT RATE. "
THEN 1 MARRIED YOU
WHEN YOU WERE
l FIVE Years old!/
HEREAFTER.
PLEASE QUIT
TELUM^ EVERY
THIN^ YOU KNOW.
IF ANYONE ASWS
that would s
SOUND FISHY, TOO
NO HUSBANP COULD
EVER LEARN TO
WASH DISHES AS
WELL AS COLONEL.
HOOFER tN TEN |
Years.
I 0'*^" f s*' 2h2it t -