The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1930, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1930 SIDEGLANCES -.- - By George Clark DOCS GOT ME WORRIED ABOUT INHERITANCE TAXES, MR. MA&SROTH. HANE MOU GOT THEN FIGURED OuT.2 < COME IN, MR. WALLET, "VE JUST BEEN GOING OVER THEM. CODAS SECURITIES AND QUICK ASSETS WILL TAKE CARE OF THE MILLION DOLLARS FoR ATTORNENS’ FEES ANID COSTS OF ADNINISTRATIONS. \ SERIE (OC. Ome enrorr “So I let my hair grow till I'm the very image of Greta Garbo and then he falls for a Norma Shearer type.’ THE TINYMITES — fs LOR THE PICTURE) such very friendly people. He was very nice, I think! His lemonade Riek Ramat S . E STORY, THEN CO! “Hurray! I'm thirsty as can be,” eried Coppy. “That sounds good to me. How much is your fine lemonade | was also good! And gee, I drank all is it good and sweet?” “You bet t I could. When you are hot and ” replied the man. “And you ail | thirsty it's a real refreshing drink.” drink all you can. I will not} They then came to a small, queer charge a single cent. Oh, no! This|street and Scouty said, “Say, this is is my treat.” neat. The narrowness makes things The jug he held had quite a spout |stay cool. Let's stop a while and and loudly he cried, “Now, look out! | rest.” And so they sat down for a I'm going to pour my lemonade. Don't | while. The passing people made them get it on your clothes.” Each Tiny|smile. “How strange they look,” said drank all that he could and they pro- | Coppy, “in the funny clothes they're nounced it very good. Said Scouty, | dressed.” “You sure know just how to make it,| Small balconies hung over head. goodness knows.” “Oh, look up there,” one Tiny said. The man replied, “I'm glad you, The others looked and saw a little think it makes a cooling, tasty drink. | girl. She seemed to know that they Now who will have another mug? | were strangers in her land. Then she ‘There's plenty still to flow. I like to} began to wave her hand. Then treat wee lads like you.” Then|Clowny tipped his hat and all the Clowny said, “I guess we're through. | others laughed, “Ho, H¢ ‘We thank you very, very much and now we'll have to go.” And so th street as na oe By Blosser yu 4 ROLAND AND 1 WERE SIMPLY AGHAST WEN WE SAW SINNER TIED IN TWE FACT THAT YOU HAD NO IDEA ‘TME DOG MAY HAVE BELONGED TO SOMEONE (The Tinymites visit a strange watering place in the next story.) GUNN'S (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) | Pop Is Under | vapp puts emesis POP ON THe DEFENSIVE ey sauntered down the Carpy said, “I like to meet BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES GASOLINE Cus i r 7 THE GUMPS—SOUP’S ON! OH- IF LITYLE TILOA You - HAVE : , i's A LITTLE DESIGN WAD THE MONEY — THE ‘DEAS BUT THE TROUBLE WITH THEM [8= WHERE BID OF MY OWN = IF) HAD HALE WHAT i be eho ers THAT YOUR GOOD 'DEAS Wr ALL DER SPEND: D THE ‘ORIGINAL, = Ger THAT " AYSELE ~ ber iy ane [Bos s" ANS ARE NOT ORIGIN e MY OWN TE mane a THEYRE ORIGINAL, AND YouR ORIGINAL es Har ? 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