Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], August 03, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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GASAWAY MILES BY STANLY
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I IF DUMBBELLS COULD RING -> }
YOUD BE A WONDERFUL SET OF CHIMES
GET OVER ON THE CROSS WALK
BEFORE YOU GO ON A LONG JOURNEY (
WITH AN ARMFUL OF FLORAL PIECE S^)
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THE JAYWALKER IS THE GREATEST
GAMBLER JN THE WORLD -HE PLAYS HIS
BONE HEAD A6AINST STEEL FEMDERS NEA
EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO
this is thc first Tims i've run in fieriE.
HOW NUCH tvjicu- YOU CHAR'S^ M<5 F<?R
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OUT U/ITW IT ON MV V/^OATiOKl ^ --__
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WBU-. You s&e, Hjs piGu<iis that ] Jd
ON A TIMS -BASIS. T>ep<SNM>S ON p -'
How loins it moc/ur> takg v.
to Do IT.
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4WAY FROM YOt/r? (AJORK'B&NCH ! THAT MAXes
FORTY. FeeT for thc ROUND TRIP 1mH&N«
Ev&R-iyou (a/amt Some /toot- you foiR^joT i!
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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS TOM TRIES TO PASS IT OFF BY LAUGHING BY ALLMAN
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IF VbU HADN'T OVERSLEPT
THE ICEMAN WOULD HAVE PUT
IT IN THE BOX - p”
rvc <5or To TAKE THESE J COME ON .
LU THINGS OUT OF THE I/-1 MV HANDS
WAV! ;-\ ARE FREEZING
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GOtM<s TO DO for; 1
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FRECKLES AND HIS PALS YOU SEE NOW WHY WE KEPT THEM APART, PAUL BY BLOSSER
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SALESMAN SAM GUZZ WOULDN’T STAND FOR THE SALE BY SWAN
<SAN SAM,
THERE ISN’T
A BIT OF HAV
LEFT FOR OUR
HORSE AN’ VOE
HAVEN’T A CENT
IN TH' STORE.
GREAT WORK, SAM—
I KNOW THAT WHEN VOO
GO AFTER .SOMETHING
VOO GET tT- WELL.,
LEVS FEED TH'
HORSE- WHERE.
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THE BICKER FAMILY MILT SLBPT THR0UGHIT BY SATTERFIELD
/WHAT DID t TELL YOU, MILT ? WE OUGHT TO HAVE A GREAT \ % ■
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BEEN HERE- l*= Mg
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DRESS IN THE- HI
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