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Ruth Fager Is shown holding the baby in her arms. - f P ''64 -JBfcAllMBBBBWMBllllWBB ' lIWfel J ("""1 TmiTMumnnn! itmxVE'KT A PW il.fli A Vd'nitriv TVf TtI.- mifa'n no liito t vtnnv Nearly eVe"ry night a busy group like that shown" above miy be xttti lh the Ppstofllce Bulldog. -These Red Cross workers (from left to right) aro . Mr. ChcsijS Churchman; Mrs. Frederick Mprti. Mr. Sumher Cpss (s(an'dlng), the chairman; Mrs. Radclyffo Furness ant. Mrs. Charles Boric. The youne lady across the way saya b1io has plenty of regular tomatoes In her war garden, but blessed If she didn't forget to put In any green ones for tho pickles. Possibly "What Is It, do you suppose, that keeps tho moon from falling?" asked Georglne. "I think It must be the beams," re plied Georgo softly. Burr. lly FO.NTA1NK VOX (CcpjrliM) THE PADDED CELL j AIMT IT ? I 1 HaywaRB Strange? "Is she near-sighted?" "I never heard any one say sol" "Then I wonder why she mlstakw T man luv it um nuw nnu men, Pena. syivania runcn uowi, Non-Suited ".'.'""(l I The Sketch, (j The Daughter Oh, mother, aren't nearly old enough to go Into short ,1 frocks? I'tltj ihott,fJ Question "Your wife has actually been roai-1 lnc lovo to my husband." "Do you want to congratulate ma, or ought I to congratulate you?" Juflge. A Good Sign Sponge I think that a street car has just passed. Blotter How yuh know? Sponge I can see Its tracks. Chaparral. So iratural KyB&9" iiwrjSswr'sSFaS London Opinion. Smith (late head shopwalker ui rvior Brown and Robinson's) Kamcrad de partment? Thank you Just step this way, please 1 , THE TOWN COUNCIL f CaaitU's Saturdar Journal Burgess I suggest that wo pave the street with wooden blocks. Councilman That's a good Idea. Let's get our heads together. 'WQ PAYS PW1G 1 7Ziyi cKK i'"" I f . J J-J rJiTTBBjnBMM ffflJMgfrJ a-Triatter wtthyoulfl Gee wh OTSmWBn -WP' craw? 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