The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1930, Page 10

Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle name 14 Extinct New Zealand bird be A ly ypsy && With forbear. ance 30, Western Indian 32. Small boy 83. Wild plom Sh Spoke softly e ch 47, Country bord+ ering. on the ocean 50, Negative prefix t! 31, Barn 42, Mitigntea 42. Genus of 44. Frotics dolphiniike (6 Palm teavest whales riant 33. Affirmative & Cooled tavas Hawaltan % Array tor battle 10, Anchor 11, Sodiam chloride . Journey 23. Article of dining-room fornitore 5. Dampens F a 65 ra cod ad mci as (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ‘The Finnish girl seemed very kind and Clowny said, “Say, would you mind, please, telling us what can we do or see that will be fun? You see we've ne'er been here before, so we don’t know what is in store. We want to see all that we can before our visit's done.” “Oh, there are lots of spots, I know, where you all would be glad to go,” the girl replied. “But first of all, let's have some nice ice cream. A little shop's across the street. Just join me now. This is my treat.” “A dish of ice cream?” Clowny cried. lke @ dream.” Then Scouty said, “Be quiet, lad. ‘You make us all look rather bad. ®he'll think that we have neve had {ce cream, so kindly stop.” Then, quick as everybody could, they ¥eached the spot. The cream was ee and looked especially tempting ith fine chocolate on the top. “Now,” said the girl, “if I were you, “Oh, this is down to the fishing docks and watch the boats come in. The fishermen are very kind and, if you ask them, they won't mind explaining all about their boats and telling where they've been. So, after thanking her, the bunch were glad to act upon her hunch. They went down to the docks and asked queer questions by the score. One fisherman seemed very glad to answer every little lad. He answered questions till they couldn't think of any more. They heard a fisherwoman yell, “I have some real fine fish to sell.” “Let's buy some,” cried out Coppy. “We can have them cooked, I guess.” “Why, sure,” replied the Travel Man. “At our hotel, I know we can. If one of you will carry them, I'll gladly buy @ mess.” (The Tinymites seé some Finnish sport in the next story.) E know exactly what I'd do. I'd hike} (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) DAY, JUNE 11 (By \ssociated Presa) Programs in Central Standard time P. 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KSL WDAF KGO WJDX KOMO KGW KHQ WHAS WSM WMC WSB Wi W. $:48—-Floyd Gibbons—Only to WENR KWK WREN KFAB WSMB 10:00—Toronto Orch.—Alng OKA WAT WIW WIKO KW WREN KFAB Collecting bottles is the hobby of ‘an Oak-Park, Ill, woman, who has 1,200,.one worth $750. The number of motor vehicles reg- istered in Canada during 1929 was 1,193, 889, an increase of 117,070. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930 CHESTER = « CAN YOU SA¥= MERC! BEAU COUP OR’ SL vous PLAIT ?’ ) THOUGHT NOT — AND 1 DON'T SUPPOSE YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT SHEY MEAN = «,.. WELL= THAT'S FRENCH = MERC! BEAUCOUP’ MEANS “SWANK YOU VERY MUCH AND “SL Vous PLATT’ MEANS “IF YOU PLEASE’= TWO THINGS YOU SHOULD LEARN = b f | 4 i THKEETHIX. I'M SOING TO THE THEE THYORE FOR THE TRHUMMER. THAT KIDS DAD 1S. “THE OLD INDIAN THAT . DOUBLE CROSSED US \NITH “THAT MESSAGE JUMPIN’ ; caTrisy!! THE GUMPS— WHEN I WAS A BOY WHEN | WAS A BOY = ONE OF TE FIRST THINGS THAT 1 LEARNED To Say WAS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH=AND | “\F You PLEASE IN FRENCH = YES-AN' MEBBE WE BETTER NOT GO ANY FURTHER OR LAND KNOWS WHAT HE MIGHT Do To ust! Goop ! AND THAT'S MORE THAN YOUVE LEARNED JO SAY IN ENGLISH IW ALL THE YEARS THAT YOU NAVE LIVED = i S THE MATTER, SKEEZINY L 1 CATCH YOU LISPING EVERY’ ONCE IN) A WHILE? — COME ON, BOYS » LETS SEE \NHAT THE OLD Boy HAS ON LIS: MIND+~ ANYTHING IS BETTER i FRON WANT OF FooD $0 IT Looks Lie WE HANE NO CHANCE INTHE MATTER ~~ WELL, T CAN'T UNDERSTAND! WE BOY HAS DISAPPEARED= AND 1 JUST BOUGHT THEM YESTERDAY-AND T WAVE A SPLITTING HEADACHE. .2@ TDIDNT USE ANN OF OM, MISTER, DONT CALL “TH Pertice! ULL PUT “THis cRacKeR BACK IN “TH BARREL WHERE {Took \T FROM- ¢ RUN DOWN TO THE DRUGSTORE ON THE CORNER AND ASK MR. KAY TO GIVE YOU ANOTHER BOX OF THOSE. PILLS T GOT FROM HIM YESTERDAY SO Youve NEVER. HAD A CHANCE, HUH? : SHE GOT THEM YESTERDAY. WHAT SORT OF PILLS WERE THEY ? THEY WERE LITTLE PINK PILLS THAT SUST FIT MY NOPE! NO MATTER WHAT t DO MY MTS TOuce t UNLUCKY NUMBER POPS LE THE pe Gad 2 Mt Rie UNLUCKY NUMBER — WHATS YOURS OF GREAT INTEREST, THAT \RONAL, FAM ANNOUNCED THE EN- GAGEMENT OF THE ‘PRINCE TO COUNTESS HRELENE 4 AEETY MMEDIATELY AFTER THE. 5! OF THE PRINCE WAS ASSURED ANKETY woe TITS r 20. U's. PAT. OFF.