Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1939 — Page 30

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‘ON PW ar AMOS, AND AM I SEIZE YOUR VACATION ASA CHANCE RIDIN BOOTS AN: BITCH BRI DE: Ra {GLAD NO MORE JAIL \ 771 TO IMPROVE EACH SHINING HOUR} 7 EE ho mies MCN ON A WHILE BACK 2 WELL | | RTI EUR “FOR QO DAYS [1 HOPE .|77 >| AT YOUR AGE 1 PEDDLED TOY i BS | LEARN TO RIDE, PLAY J, J | HE SPENT SO MANY YEARS / A BUDGET | /4Wrk bi il} SoMETHNG SEROUS | fABALLONS To FRANCE WY EXPERNENTS VUES! mS 5, | BET 2 AER LA i) HAPPENS SO 1 NEVERE {|| |, ‘WHICH BLAZED THE WAY FORTHE AY rr irra wae L195 A xm | HE FOUND IT WAS MISERY. aX 8 : y HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOLY {| WRIGHT BROTHERS’ CONQUEST EI oORTE WHILE © [5/4 SO HES Nie i rie By JANET DORAN PRS ll \ AGAIN / UNCLE AMOS, IF OF THE AIR | INSTEAD OF TAKING \ 7 ; De y NTT TTT : Wi WE I GET LUMBASO LIKE & SILLY SUGGESTIONS FROM WILLIE 1 : 3! RY he YOU, GOULD 1 STAY OUT CROCKER, PATTERN YOURSELF TRIS Cv Trade who hl 3 fa | OF SCHOOL WILLIE CROCKER AFTER THE GREAT SCIENTISTS van

thought 1 came first and money | 4 % - could take ar or tot righteou A : ‘ a ld oe seHooL | )* \DISCOVERED IN “THE SWAYING Vegroom who looked 0. : hs i EA al (YN Lai BEGINS, HE'S SON! TO TRY LAMPS OF A CATHEDRAL ed at the bank- 8 fad : book are wd i ile afterward. | + 8 | \ (7 TO CATCH THE GOUT rf | “THE LAW OF THE PENDULUM! Be Ey ; FROM HIS UNCLE

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{ $y Yesterday: Iris buys a suit and fur, | ’ , og \ v & JULIUS / ay = L on the installment plan, convinces | BH EN f 3 . 2 SZ Bart that two could pool their resources and afford to marry. So Bart begigs to figure the cost of the affair.

CHAPTER TWO

1S attractive, weather-browned face was so serious, his brown eyes so intent as he figured on the | back of the old envelope. Watch- | ing him, Iris felt a curious ma- | ternal pity tugging at her heart. | ro, “What you'll save on your Supt

clothes alone, will be a big start, | fun | ? O AS : Nb

honey,” Bart said, after studying | on \ & rm the oracle of his arithmetic gigi p ATT (a | Wiis on \ LY >; & § GALILED DISCOVER~ eT a £3 LS M el A RF AP oN a Ci - i it SN ©OPR_ 1939 BY WEA SERVICE. NC. JRwWiLLIaMe,

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ly. Iris said nothing. “There's the rent and upkeep . for one apartment, Bart,” Iris vol-| : 5 CIA ! unteered faintly. He looked up at fese. y 4 AN, ee -“ her and grinned. “Whatever rent Ste by Duite Feature Syndteate. te 4

we'd pay, will be a saving.” “I hope you noticed} how they tried to wangle a week-end invitation «And eating at home, to say out of us—not oncef did they {ask about our new summer cottage!” J] an. 20

nothing of gnod home cooking,” : 4% ’ Bart added fervently. “Come to [HOLD EVERYTHING! By Clyde Lewis | LINER TaN TEPPE / 707 y IPI 1124224 WAS THOUG think of it, we've been saps to be| : . —. n | : 7 . 7 HAD HAPPENED ” NEW — afraid of this for so long, honey. BE 7 ZA 2 4 oy ) Why, the way I figure it, we'll be, OLLE Z 7 7 / money ahead, being married.” + : 7 A \ | hn o 7 ~ | ny > 2 7 7X 7 7

“Dear,” he said humbly, “I want | ; , A J “% is ; : ver) | pp - : n wtih 4 7, | \ Z EN LE Ea SA 7, / s/J

you to be happy, I don’t want you | [1 a A=

ever to have to worry and scrimp and do without the way other wives do. It's because I love you so, Iris that I've been afraid it would be selfishness to ask you to marry me, knowing the hard road we'd have | ahead.” “If you love me,” Iris whispered |

softly. : : a y i: “Dear, dearest dear,” he whispered | il oR | : RED RYDER 1 y ] | . «By Fred Harman

unsteadily, “You know that. You | a & : g _ oh a i Le > . y know I love you, I'm half crazy with | | x, = {| [WHY YOU THINK ITs BAS Mm’ HE THEM You’. HELLO, RED ” MEET MY JI HOW Ny ‘PAY i ERI on | \ TT | [RoR 7 - 0 OF SoU: PATER” Wege LTE HT Come WN. [i] [De wRONG Pore Ear we can have a honeymoon after : RYDER? - DOLE BLANKE UR NEW pow he ORBAN. MY RANCH'S NOT school closes, and we have our vaca- | il : s fo — / TIE J wt Jl HOLD ON, YOUNG | | | a) I el + i 7 MAN * MY OFFERS ARE “Of course,” Iris agreed prac- J : ; i dq | ee Se h ) J ~ Zi / 7 NEVER REFUSED? tically. Hadn't she known the suit : H 3 i A — would do this? After trying every- | z thing else and failing, an $80 powder blue wool gabardine 8

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“And you won't mind waiting till summer for our honeymoon, | dear?” Bart urged tenderly. | Mind? She'd a hundred times rather wait until summer for a z= honevmoon. By then, she'd nave | WAPPER FANNY fd, TR : % : / A to have new summer clothes; by = he ‘ on 1530 _— — . fn / then she'd have Bart persuaded 5 ‘ out of his queer obsession against ez NANCY —By Bushmiller

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N the days that followed, Iris was | Ww \ | 71 :BEFORE A BEAR OR |T-TIGER . / ~ AN > by; JUMPS OUT AT ME\--~

beset with a hundred issues. She had to buy new lingerie, new pa- | jamas and a chenille robe, and mules, She had to have another | blouse, and some pumps and a hat. And she had to insist gently but | firmly on gardenias, instead of the violets Bart wanted to give her to wear to the wedding. “Violets make your eyes SO beautiful,” he pleaded with a rare burst of eloquence for him, “and they're in season now, honey.” “But all my life I've wanted gar-| denias for my wedding, Bart! I... j | S WIA vie,

1 know it's silly, and they're prob- ars : | ably horribly expensive, but a girl : L | WASHINGTON TUBBS T7777 Aw, HA! WOT DID, WOTTA YA MEAN, YOUR, MILL 7) [WOW LISTEN, BUTTER IM HER LEGAL, WEDDED HUSBAND J ' .

doesn’t have but one wedding to a , lifetime, and it’s just this once. You | je==4 ‘ i I TELL YA! ISN'T | DIONT OU DESERT ME 12 CUR!T ADMIT I AWYT ' SHE CANT THRUST ME OUT ITO / _—_ _ | MY LITTLE WILLY Pom YEARS AGOT BEEN A PERFECT THE ELEMENTS!

. you can get me the violets to | |<==S wear on my suit later—after the o THE BEST COOK J 7 SBAND Al wedding if you want. I'll wear them | ON EARTH? / A 7 en So vA, ye T UKE THIS YOU DIED, DION'T to dinner, and you'll love them just | LET'S LET BYSONES en pi? TO au? | BE BYGONES, PUCMOMIAY oY x

as much.” So He gulped and tried not to show | HONEY, AND...

the dent this made in his careful | budget. Gardenias were bad enough, but gardenias and violets too!

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77% - fore a few friends and the dean, ‘You must think I'm an awful baby. T was just cryin’ on account of Nas % ny eY i we Py while the dean's wife wept senti- ' thinkin’ about a very sad story I read last might.” 7 § i 5 Rl fe i s rg 9 mentally all through the solemn | w/a \ X w 4 a wl 7 dn ” little ceremony in the gray stone IMIS CURIOUS WORLD A] ‘ . bt gE ’ church at the end of Sorority ere pn i“ oh { oy VOPR IY EL SERVICE ING. did F to Row. And instead of returning [ff coPr. 1539 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. T.M. REG. U. S. PAT.OFF. RLM REGU, 5. PAT. Q / J «By Blosser

hue to he ede ap Jey a a repared, hastily, out of Iris's : 44 aD hy ond an additional room, Citizen 3 I NOW YOU HAD YOUR ' HEART SET i OF ChursE , A BUT YOUVE COOKED ( I ®KnNOW THAT NEWS 18 QUITE MAN 7 ON TAKING YOUR ORCHESTRA TO SOME ] | JOB LIKE THAT YOUR €oose with MR. 8 [lll A Blow © You. BUT TRY To BRACE I th was the wedding supper at va En Qs Sack Stir Sule || BB "Sobek 1 "ores < MMER , 1 GUESS " [

the Tivoli. At the supper, Johnny Kevlin, his best man, and a reporter on a small daily paper 40 miles from Linwood, had a cocktail too many and grew maudlin over Iris. “Best pal I ever had, Iris x 5 s |

adjoining, lus the furnishin i Bart bought from ‘his oo MOUNTAK: RESORT FHS “SUMMER lit | OOESNT HOLD MUCH | | BIMLET , AND SMCE IL ili’ oP /--1 COULDNT , BEAR TO FACE (239 i PROMISE OF ADVANCES | DONT WANT YOU WAST- | | YOUR LOOK OF DISAPPOINTMENT | | ! i. OFFERED You. WAVE © Go | [aii Ig § fi Nyt TT THE MOUNTAINS / L

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terested eyes to their best efforts to Wi ; a ccs SOO \ snag his interest. : EE = “‘nother thing,” Johnny contin- | BOOTS AN ued solemnly, “never waste a penny 4 | [ 4 wig! % in Bart's sight. Makes him ill - RE he 0 Mar Io Can't bear to see money wasted. FAIRER ABOUT HIM , HE MOET Noble virtue and all that, but blight ANNVO > SERRA Ie ; YOY Wow Le OME ” £ \ > -. ’ On Oe listening t , NN _— FIGLRE y ®\ TS 1GNT 50 WA FOR BOER oT AE RES TA GON, IRE this, ‘As she studied er new hus. S Ae . ' HOT, BET VOL LIKE HANDY 16 | ME SANS SCACOLS s. As she s- BE MILES y 8 ARE OWAN «+ AN HE ALWAYS \G

band, the length of the table away,| EROM RIM TO RIM

talking seriously with Dean Somers on the business outlook at the mo- AT SOME POINTS.

ment, Iris realized that Johnny had spoken a fear that was buried deep in her subconscious mind. That was why she never let him know how much she spent, or what she did | with her money! | “Don’t look so scared, bride,” | A 4 : CR Johnny continued cheerfully, T aS I ANIMAL IS THE “though you're as lovely as Red| = at \\ Ni Ni 0) Riding Hood, I'm no wolf. I was| = . Deemr > Nac ba oy : #1 RA Ji «By Raeburn Van Buren *

just charting your course for a happy sail over the seas of matri- > mony. It's the first year that Answer—The buffalo is considered the most dangerous because | — SEA {| DIGNIFIED BUT CHUMMY--JUST THE S M LLIN ] ! s x : i ANS =N 16S PEAKLY WAS TELLIN’ TEA-LEAF FORTUNE counts, Iris. On it, you lay the| of the vengeful relentlessness of its attack, and the determination to NS RIGHT TOUCH. THAT WILL GET HIM AT THE CHURCH SOCIAL. SKE SAID | WAS x THE VERGE OF MEETIN’ A CERTAIN MAN AND

foundation of your future, be it hap-| get its man, You, 0, . : \ / \ RECEIVING A GREAT SHOCK ; p/

piness or—misery.” “Johnny, don’t!” she said sharply, YA " and when Bart looked up, startled, { N 7 aay E Sy Co and gave her a questioning look she managed a set little smile and passed it off gracefully. “He was teasing me about something that is—sacred,” she said to ; FOR Bart, not realizing that she laid the ; first paving stone with that small i - fib. Out of that small lie were to This gn

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