The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1930, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1930 TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES THE GUMPS—TOM CARR IN TOWN ae r, gain: On, DEAR -\| HENRIETTA ZANDER, TOM CARR = S THE WIDOW LEFT TOM SHE GREW THOUS - aoRoss " . ow \ \NEVER SAW You LOOK | CAR SAY THE: SAMS SP THERE WAS SOMETHING IN THAT. HAND SHAKE Cuan cals Sotution of Yesterday's Puzzte . M1 the sum WHAT SHALL 1p0? $0 WELL — You LOOK oo ese Gnome TunhER- THAT LOOK. IN TOM'S EYE = THATEVOKED PiTy=: GiDrew to- METETKIETRI & Feline ORG WEL ) HAVE NEVER SEEN TEN YEARS YOUNGER conn A BIG LUMP CAME IN HER THROAT = wether 9. Draw forth bet So MANY THAN WHEN | SAW You WAVE TAKEN OFF SHE COULDN'T HELP FEELING SORRY FOR HIM =| iu. Perish BARR 10, Godiine HE HOLD OUT ON ATTRACTIVE SOME WEIGHT = 2 HE LOOKED: SO BIG AND STRONG ~ 18. Kind of type = [T/H|OIN|G 11, Compoand THAT BREAD AND : (ill pe FS ALWAYS HAVEN'T You # YET SHE KNEW DOWN IN HIS HEART= Ie Legs AO Boy ether WATER DIET ? THE UNEXPECTEDI | YVE JHOUGHT “THAT WOUND THAT. 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TO Like To HE MUST BE GoING ALONE, FE ‘CAUSE HE DIDNT SAY ANY-- =| THING ABOUT ANYBODY ELSE 4 GOING WITH HIN HELL ={ WANE To SELL A SLEW OF PERFUME To Tt THINK THIS: EVIDENTLY OLD YOU WERE SUST AS AND HOW! way HE : “4 AFFAIR WITH FINNEGAN HAS GOOFY AT HIS AGE. TLL GOT TO RAISE 'T TOLD ME FOR WHAT ON EARTH SO CHANGED ere Nowe GLADYS HAS HIM BUFFALOED./ NEVER FORGET THE TIME THAT MONEY NG UP LATELY UPSET WIM.NE HE'S A “OU PICKED A FIGHT WITH ‘Sue EARLY pa Cea TAKES IT SO) SCREAM! ‘TOM STULL BECAUSE You pine ae a SERIOUSL THOUGHT HE DANCED TOO eee! MANY TIMES WITH ME. TALK M ABOUT CHICK BEING ARIOT! ITS CHICK WITH THE “| HEAVENS ONLY MORNING PAPERS. KNOWS SHE'S “Old Doc Hurley examined my heart and told me to quit betting the races.” “Yeah? ‘That's what he tells me ever) time my bill runs up.” SGOT & GREAT (Dea! | \'LU Go RIGHT TO THE ONE WAY, AREN'T ¢ eee 3 SALESMAN |EREREES itce oe ™ [LSet a estenoeeN, | ('Scuowr cao vastennmyy ) Sees eouNy See ease nn etree AGAIN TODEN = “ey Won i Receeuiie. ba voce NDS FAMILIAR, fc :..8 e WHI SONY et = \ = g (READ The Russian train was quite a sight! He let them come into his cab for Z) was’ Sue wg 1 wanna) , 2211 Gers’ Per A end tickled Clowny Tinymite. Said| Just a little while. “No help is need- 4 ty p he. “This sure is different than the|d now.” sald he. | “But you can ait ‘i Se ten anak , 4 Yo A WALE ,O0T OF COURSE Reb Se we have at home. It's funny|real quiet as they moved onlie utter SURE PIS OP— || BABE, STEN ~YOU GENT CY ROMER a gy TRU TORENT A : ‘ ; 4 so thrilled o'er trains| mile Looe VW PLACE {| WT ANT LET DME TAKE CARE GAME OF SONTARE different bulld. It seems| Soon Mister Travel Man cried out, OF JR’ ‘ ‘VaTTH PART OF TH! DECK | “Come, boys! We're just about to a PLACE land e : grand Odea. It’s a inile or Z ¢ . DONE so ahead.” And, sure enough with ( \7) 40} q \ G. az 1e} quite @ shout, they reached the depot | ° : aah 4 and jumped out. They promptly 7 A 1 = found a fine cafe where they were nicely fed. Then, after eating, they went ‘round and on a quiet street they found a funny little toy shop. “Walk right in,” somebody cried. It was the toy man. He was kind, because he said, “I do not mind if you all watch me make my toys. Stand right there by my side.” (The Tinymites meet a strange hat t they ran vendor in the next story.) “ehertly found the engine man.! (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.)