1930-11-15 — Page 20

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1930.

SALESMAN SAM

WHERE'S A GOOD PLACE TO PUT UP FOR THE NIGHT,

COPPER?

DEPOT.

OUTER INN - TWO BLOCKS DOWN --

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IT WON'T DO TO CALL A TAXI — IF I DID,

GUZZO CALL ME FOR BEIN' SO

EXTRAVAGANT!

HONK

HONK

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די לי

REQ. U. 6. PAT. OFT

Q

Notice

HECK! NO WATER, SOAP OR

TOWELS IN THE ROOM!

OH, WELL! THEY CAN'T KEEP ME FROMY

GOIN' TO SLEEP-SO GOODNIGHT

ALL!

NOTICE

NO WONDER THE RICKETY OLD BED'S SO HARD! NO SPRINGS OR MATTRESS

ON IT!

I'LL BE LUCKY IF THIS BLAMED BED HOLDS MY WEIGHT TILL MORNING.

NOTICE

HEY, WHAT'S ALL THIS NOISE WELL, C'MON. IN

ABOUT ALL THE OTHER

GUESTS ARE. KICKIN'

"ANT'LL DO SOME- KICKIN', TOO!

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Un

SQUEAK!

CRACK

I COULDN'T WASH UP --- THERE WAS A MOUSE, TOO, IN TH' ROOM -TH' BED HAD TH' PALSY EVERY TIME I'D MOVE-HARD AS A ROCK- AN FINALLY TH' DARNED THING BUSTED AN' DUMPED ME ON TH' FLOOR! AN' EVERY WORD OF THAT'S TH'

TRUTH!

WELL, DON'T GET SO EXCITED! I BELIEVE YOU

ALL RIGHT—

By Small

¡GIMME A ROOM!

RIGHT! YOU CAN HAVE

THE LAST ONE LEFT!

EEK

BUT THAT

DERNED MOUSE

CAN!

CRASH BANG

BOOM

'CAUSE THATS TH' SAMĖ REPORT I GOT TH' LAST TIME I RENTED THAT

ROOM -

OL930 MY NYA SERVICE, INC.

WHAT SHALL I GET?

THIS QUESTION IS ALREADY BEING ASKED.

LET WHITEAWAYS SOLVE THE PROBLEM.

Our Store is now replete with all the latest novelties suitable for gifts for all. Be advised.--SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS. By doing so not only do you get the best selection but very often save yourself from disappointment, as often near Christmas we sell out of a lot of lines we cannot replace. Any purchases made now, we shall be pleased to store till Christmas.

BRING THE LITTLE ONES TO SEE THE TOYS.

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.

FOR FATHER

FOR MOTHER

FOR SISTER

FOR BROTHER

FOR BABY

FOR AUNTIE

FOR UNCLE

FOR GRANDMA

FOR GRANDPA

FOR SWEETHEART

FOR CHRISTMAS

Hong Kong.

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