The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1930, Page 11

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1980 CBOSS 5 aes THINK OF fT WELL THE OLD FOURTEEN TIMES : PETE a aa ~ Howey “cia ig dnanenel dette mae ger V OWE SCOOKE —\|F BANK ACCOUNT #8 INE PLAYED THE RED - HE 1 DOWN YO HIS HENRIETTA = A HANDSOME a Ed THI OM - Sauce BARN GOFSae Mie Sterne fp OMe FEW CUNT] C ypMEgr me wine” | || ASE TBQURANS How D0 You cok 12, Spanish wide. lopes: AO ‘O° AWD SIMPLY MEANS LURE. “Thi é mouthed pot 12 1 MY SHOPPING TODAY= 3S or “O Bs IMPLY HOTEL: = fof $b suwnin isscher YM AFRAID TO j SY Nae DOUBLE “CO — SOMETHING Sane NEW CAR ? ; amen 1h po 25. Small tamor [ASK HIM FOR ) fib CAN | AND WHO 18 TO PAY 16, Years with 27. Negative 4 "ANOTHER PENNY = AND SE Z 66 days 18% Molten rock 1% Four 20 Dry 2h. Gaelic sea rt Err Cry of @ crow Beverage egro of the 2. Membranous iger delta pouch 37. Small bed 54. Steep 38, Nmiled at. 56, ot feetedly 42. Poplar 45, Tree 4@. Inflamed 59. Hair from an 47. Lay awa equine animal 48 Broods 0! 62. Poem heasants: 63. City in Sil, Ene. onnsylvanin Noble [talian family ‘Wee Scouty said, “Oh, I just wish that I could carry those fine fish. Tl take them right to our hotel and then we'll have a treat. Imagine fry- ing them just right. Oh, my! That whets my appetite. The way I feel right now, there's nothing I would rather eat.” And s0 that night they had a meal, cooked up just right, that tasted real. “There's nothing like a fish fry,” shouted Clowny. “Gee, it's good!” ‘Then all was quiet for a while. The ‘Travel Man had to smile to see them eat. Each Tinymate ate every bit he could. That night was spent in slumber ound. Next morning they were run- ning round and working up an ap- petite for breakfast, yet to come. The ‘Travel Man soon called the bunch and said, “Say, lads, I have a hunch that now you'll all eat twice as much. "That's where you're smart, not dumb.” @’er they started on a hike once When breakfast, very soon, was a ee $$ RADIO DIGEST {tt THURSDAY. 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UNA VILL ASK HER ON MY FINGERS MANIAC LEANING OUT THE THATS THE IT'S THAT MAN WHO ‘ é fovs30 ey NEA Seen Ney \F SHE CAN GO FOR A , WINDOW MAKING FACES ] Boy NEXT DROVE UP IN ATARI © (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) RIDE WHEN— Alli AND WIGGLING HIS DOOR WHO'S XESTERDAY ff 2 more. The Travel Man said, “We \ilgee aus Bagh oo! Breas will go out to one of the lakes. It yi W 5 isn’t very far from here. In fact, by 4 Zi} Y RUSH auto, it is near. We'll jump into a cab for fun, and see how long it takes.” Ten minutes later they were there. “Oh, my,” cried one, “What wondrous air. And, look, a man is diving from that great big towering stand. Let's stay right here and watch him go. T'll bet it will be quite a show. He will not splash much water if he knows just how to land.” The man then sailed out through the air. His diving form was really rare. yh, what a beauty,” Carpy cried. “And what fine strokes he takes.” The Travel Man then told them all that, from the spring time till the fall, the Finlanders all loved to swim. The land was full of lakes.” (Clowny meets a nice little girl in ‘SBM OA_KSL ) WDAF KYW WEBC WSMB WJDX . WFJC WTMJ WMC KGG KECA KOMO KHQ WHO WOW KGW loments—Also WGY WWJ WSAl WTAM WIBO me. Schumann-Heink—Also WGY WFJC WJ WTAM WoW WHO 10:00—Roy O'Hara's Orch.—Also WDAF WWJ WHO WOW WJAX WIOD 348.6—WABC New York—860 (CBS Chain) €:00—Dr. Torrance; F. W. Wile—Also WADC WKRC WOWO WBBM KOIL WIBW KFH WBCM WMT WEIW WDOW KLRA KFJF KLZ KFRC TMAON KIOT Make (T SNAPPY! ) AW GEE, MISTER (TS & OW, THEN ITS HER BIRTHDAY, TWAHNe G9 To TH BALL / Heck OF 6 SOB RMU as Bul? WELL, WHAT DIDJa FlaurRE. 5 D : vet == Ger Kio sister -SHE's, N GININ' HER FOR A PRESENT? FINE MEARS. OLO T'DAW! pete Seep Pi Yi (Beem Loree A = th t story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Ine.) eae vt cag ST! 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