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Yc wearer ON SADIE HAWKINS DAY, Vs ALways BAD-FOR THE BACHELORS.

ANY TERROR-STRICKEN, WHIMPERIN' BACHELOR CAUGHT BY A DOGPATCH -UgH.r- BELLE GOTTA MARRY HER!

MAM OLE. PAL, ORSON WELLS, WHOEVER HE IS-1S A-GONNA SAVE ME. TH' LI'L SIGNS IST’ SHOW HIM WHAR AH |S, IN CASE. HE COMES BY LAND -TH' BIG SIGN 1S IN CASE ax HE COMES BY AIR—

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DOLL"KNITS" FROM OLD FLUFFY SOCKS

ABOUT. HENRY HILL! LAINT You ; FORGOT SOMETHIN?

OH, ALL RIGHT, I GUESS, BUT, BY CRACKY, I'LL. NEVER |

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AFTER HOURS OF FRANTIC DIGGING... CHILL WATERS A 1S RESCUED FROM THE CAVE-IN OF HER FATHERS NEW HOUSE!

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~—By Al Vermeer | CHRIS WELKIN, Planeteer —By Russ Winterbotham But spol Nations co

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