The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1930, Page 13

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1930_ ws WHAT DO You SLAGEST MY BRINGING? A COUPLE A CANS OF SARDINES - EGYPT SAYS SHES GONNA COOK SOMETHIN’ FOR OUR PICNIC HERSELF, MOON. WELL, SHE WAS, LORD PLUSHBOTTON.: BUT HER AND MOONSHINE DECIDED To ao SOME SILLY PLACE IN YOUR CAR so i THOUGHT WE'D JUST GO AHEAD ON THE TRAIN. L SAX, MISS SCHMALTZ- i THOUGHT THAT EGYPT WAS GOING WITH US ON THIS PICNIC - WE'D BETTER SET SOME MORE EGGS, A PLENTY, KAYOo- T SEEN YOu BRING THEM ON THE TRAIN. a\ PLEX Now, Now, Now- CONT CHASTISE WAIT “TILL I <O THE CHILD, BACK TO THE MY DEAR MISS SCHMALTZ,| WASH-ROOM T THINK THAT Geass CLEANED WELL, YOU JUST | FORGET IT, KAYO-LOOK- TM GOING TO SHOW NOU A TRICK 1 LEARNED WHEN T WAS IN THE ARMY IN INDIA CERTAINUY- THAT 15 THE TRICK. PRESTO! YOU WILL NOTICE THAT Tt HANE “TOSSED I(T OuT WHAT A WOMAN - OF THE WINDOW. : 1S WRONG. gel UPA BIT AND ELL TSK-TSK- LPP ‘ LAS ae AAW 16 me? tes) Sew! dT Ty/y ~ If KAYO, KAYO stop! WAIT A MINUTE. NOW LOOK CLOSELY WHILE I SAY THE MAaIc WORDS “SOKO-MOBO-ZUNK!” THEN STICKING MY HAND OUT INTO THE AIR—HAT AND “THERE, KAYO, 1S YOUR HAT. </ TLL BE DINGSWIZZLED! THAT 1S A GOOD ONE. LORD PLUSHBOTTOM, LVE == ) eeee THINKING OVER OUR Ses SEE VA GET ARGUMENT ABOUT SPANKING sen i KANO WHEN HE DOES ices SOMETHING HE SHOULDN'T. ¢ ORS MERRSIOF 7 seg. smu \_. AGREE WITH DON'T AGREE - MOU THAT \T ED WATH YOU, \S THE WRONG | iiss sCHMALTZ- MEM ED I'VE CHANGED MY MINO! i wares fo. S. Pat_Of.; Copynghs, 00 { by The Chicago Tribune. @east eras s + sMrans