The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1930, Page 7

MARRY ABUM LIKE YOUR UNCLE WILLIAM a “My STARS! : THE MAN: PUMPED “THAT LOAD OF COAL OVER BY THE FENCE | AND: NOW I'VE GOT TO GO GET “SOME BUM: AND PAY HIM) A COUPLE OF DOLLARS TO MOVE IT INTO THE BASEMENT. DOLLARS WILLIAM WiLL \ BE DELIGHTED TO Move IT. WNON'T YOU WEH> f KNOW IT- UNCLE WILLIES ALWAYS - SEEFIN’ BECAUSE You DION'T PAY NO ATTENTION ° TO THEIR ADVICE. WELL, BLESS HIS HEART 1 JUST CANT IMAGINE WILUAM WORKING * HARD ENOUGH TO BUST A SHOVEL - SAY, MAMIE, UNCLE WILLIE WANTS ANOTHER SHOVEL: HE BUSTED GIRL, PLEASE BE REASONAGLE. CANT YOU SEE THAT I AM COMPLETELY KANO! : L OUGHTA CHARGE YOUSE A DIME FER THREE THROWS LIKE THEY DO AT NEITHER CAN ¢ . HE BUSTED THAT ONE LEANIN’ MI] A Vi WILLE MULLING, NOU GET UP ON MOUR LAZY FEET ANOS \F KOU AINT GOT THAT JOB DONE BEFORE MISS SCHMALTZ GETS HOME TLL KNOCK YOU INTO SOME MORE SILLY DREAMS | WELL, YOU SEE IVE BEEN DREAMING THAT © MOVED ALL THAT COAL INTO THE BASEMENT, DEARIE. AND IT JUST GOT ME ALL TIRED —~‘OU MEAN YO SAY 5 CAN “THROW ALL THIS COAL AT NOU FER NOTHIN’? NEH |S emmy sain sHe NOTICED A COUPLA WELL TELL HER HUNKS OF-COAL WHICH | T'VE GOT A FEW MOU LEFT OUT ON THE WALK THAT BELONGS TO HER, >> UNCLE PIECES HERE IN ME EVE, WRICH SHE CAN: HAVE