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Excuse me while I go out and buy two more Victory Bonds!" > REG'LAR FELLERS--- Direct To Consumer By GENE BYRNFS TOPSY Is N APTN AR Wh ME Sal "otra 6/27 : il fo ! KIN' HIM OUT BIRTHDAY, I'M GOIN' 2 4 i BUY 'HIM A BIRTHDAY ' ; HA Hy TO LET IM PICK OUT HIS hy : {4 By AR dia HE \ KC , i hi . . - ) i" 1 "Eire hat animes Sows Higher than MUTT AND JEFF--I¢ You're Looking for Dough, Go Where the Dough Is By BUD FISHER 0) --Oh. OhY" ACECIN TN? $y rs LE -- T Cnr) or WT cee ie a ) A BANKW WE KEEP id. pl) T ELLER! ns ak rs : You Gono ThE {| Morey! Now [= DID ney eos ks DRAW #500 Fon avs rool hl With Two T's FIRST NATIONAL BANK?, Pipi 7 ~ ASN 29 » OUNT, J THOS vi | Soret y | bava of d § The boy was being interviewed Jig d § = a i$ by the rector of a select Glasgow SANK NI 0) ~~ 33 ] i school with a view to his enrol " Ro i J ment. " : Ad i : "What's your name?" - he was : ! ty ~ asked--and replied; "Pa'erson." pha ! fl ; "What did you say your name z » S _ was?" the rector demanded se- aR " Bi verely.: : £ > = & "Pa'erson," repeated the boy, ad- - hi ior | Ba BN 5 ding. "With two t's." : Gh { ALA - POP---Dream Come True : By J. MILLAR WATT N I WANT YOU TO -I'VE BEEN WANTING ) Bh 'STAND BY THAT Too Ik rd DOOR AND CALL Kt E SERGEANTS | HR NAMES AG" ' BL THEY ARRIVE | | iN : LJ 1B | - | | . Pod 5 Ky . a1cats, na.) A hs. N pot - "Haven't you read that our coal supply will be cut to 76 per emt, this | bro-------- or sto ur coat winter? What better time could I pick to buy this new a # LL . Ne