Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1951 — Page 25

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SINCE I STARTED

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ERNIE BUSHMILLER -

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for young and old.

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WE ALL OWE IT TO OUR CHILDREN TO LET THEM HAVE THEIR

Now,

HAWKINS DAY“

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“WHUT. 1S YORE PREDICK-SHUN, THIS YEAR,OLD MAN MOSE ?

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AFFAIR.

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—By Bil Owver

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ROY ROGERS

—By Al Vermeer

wy RACHEL, HONEY. IF CAPN TOM WITH HIS EYESIGHT

I HE PROBABLY FIGGERS HALF 0' WHAT MOST O' US USE

—By McKimson

TO TAKE MY GUN, JIM / THAT GUARD KNOWS | WAS BIFF MASON'S PRIGONER!

«* OPE 1! KING FEATURES SYNOD

I KNOW WHAT I'M DOIN’, ROGERS!

ENTRANCE 15 FORBIDDEN BY SHERIFF MASON, SENORES’ DON DIEGO HAS CONTAGIOUS SICKNESS /

BUT THIS HOMBRE ROGERS €6 D FROM

BIFF MASON AN’ UM FETCHIN’ HIM BACK /

—By Hamlin| CAPTAIN EASY

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