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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923.

FRECCES

AND MIS

FXLENDS

REINNGS RRRING

ORING

RINNNG

THIS IS THE FOURTH TIME

IVE ANSWERED THIS" DOOR=

AND I WANT IT TO BE

THE LAST IF YOU WANT TO PLAY, DO SOMETHING ELSE BESIDES QW6 THE BACK DOOR

BELL.

AM-THATS FUNNY - SHE CALLED UP FOR THESE GROCERIES AND NOW SHE ISN'T HOME,

RONG RRING

REMEMBER WHAT I TOLD

YOU NOW-I WONT ANSWER THE BELL SO YOU MIGHT

AS WELL NOT RING

IT.

AW- WHAT

ELSE CAN I

DO, MOM?

OH WELL-SHE

CAN COME AFTER

THEW NOW.

ICE)

RRING

RINNE

WHAT DOES SHE HANG

AN ICE CARD OUT FOR

IF SHE AINT AT HOME

TO TAKE TH' ICE?

TAS: COME INTO

THE HOUSE THIS VERY INSTANT!

QUICK!!

GET IN THE B6 CHAIR AND ́ ́STAY THERE — WITH ALL YOUR RINGING HOW WILL I KNOW. WHEN THE GROCERIES

AND ICE COME?

THEY ALREADY COME, MOM.

WHAT!

TH' GROCERY MAN AN' TH” ICE MAN RUNG AN' RUNG

TU' DOOR BELL BUT YOU

WOULDN'T ANSWER.

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WHERE YA GOIN'. WITH THAT BASKET AN' YER WAGON, TAG?

FOR GROCERIES

́AN ICE!

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