The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1930, Page 10

10 i ‘ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JULY 28, 1930 TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES THE GUMPS— THE OLD, OLD STORY TF t COULD PAY CARLOS NX BEAUTY — RY ME! orm | with YELL DuWOND Ie ON” | || AND, GET EVEN A SM NS en THAT St00GE HALA || qHR BUN GUMP OF OUR LiTTLs SCHEME eS WAY = ae ab kepcmmaneeh “ec HEART OF STONE- You ARE FOOLED~ HOW YOU TRIED TO TRAP HIM— AMD So 1S HER SHE WEDDING — 1 ONLY APPEAR COLD = How You BORROWE MONEY FROM ME UNtre biM= Vy SURELY WILL THAT ($8 BECAUSE ) HAVE BEEN $0 THAT YOU COVIDLIVE IN STYLE TILL YOU ——e RE SOON = LE TIMWIb — > BuT A MAN MARRIED RIM= WAS A FINE CHANCE ; is BuT THE WIDOW How | NATE To f WHO 18 TIMID IN LOVE YOULL AVE OF EVER GEYTING HIM— | We STILL A ) ADORES WHEN HE f LOVE-CAN MAKE US 4 WIDOW = WITH { DARES. LOVE’ = JENDS— 3 A TREMENDOUS ‘ . ‘ . mess TELL AS ANGELS ; ‘wo can on | hii i : 1 Love You! WAND — ——e (ernios HAS WARNED TW xy Min WITH $25,000 AND EVERY ONE OF | " : q . 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