The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1930, Page 10

i: “Ask him if he can’t just leave the dress, and I'll decide tonight if I want to keep it.” | THE TINYMITES | , (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) The basket man was very kind. He!heard @ real loud tooting. told the bunch he didn’t looked o'er his baskets. y, they're dandies,” Clowny cried.» “I'll bet you sell a lot each day as you are travel- ing on your way. And that must make the donkey glad, to get them off his hide.” “Well, boys, I make them all my- self and pile them high upon a shelf, and then I lgad the donkey down and on our way we go. Folks buy the baskets that I bring and they are used for everything. It seems I loaf along because the donkey walks so slow.” And then the man went on his way and left the Tinymites to play. They found a restaurant nearby and had a bite to eat. When it was dessert time they got some tasty cake and ate a lot. The Travel Man said, “Say, don't stuff. That cake is pret- ty sweet.” Out on the highway once again the ind if they “That's a bugle call,” cried one. “That sort of music makes a hit with me. Let’s find who's blowing it. Perhaps he'll let us blow it, too, and we'll have heaps of fun.” They very shortly met a band of young boys who looked very grand, dressed up in clever uniforms. Said Carpy, “Who are you?” “We're Boy Scouts,” one lad told the crowd. “Of course that makes us all feel proud. You've surely heard of Boy Scouts. Maybe you are Boy Scouts, too.” And then they heard wee Coppy shout, “I'm too small yet to be a Scout, but Scouty is a Scout and that's why Scouty is his name.” Their new found friend cried, “Well, that’s fine.” And then they all stood in a line and shook hands with the Tinies, saying, “We are glad you came.” (Clowny has his picture taken in the next story.) ARENT YOU AFRAID ‘F YOU DON'T SPEED UP THE WEDDING — SHAT YOU'RE LIABLE Yo LOSE YOUR LITTLE , SWEETHEART ? FAIR FLOWERS DO NOT LONG BY THE WAYSIDE YHE MORE | SEE OF MEAVENENES~ THE MORE CONVINCED 1 AM HAT THERE COULD BE NO OTHER WOMAN IN THE WORLD FOR ME= GEE, SKEEZIX, W f DIDN'T GET ALONG SO A WELL WITH THE A CONTEST BUT WE OUGHT { RESORT. WHAT'S A TO START ANOTHER, NO. TN ALL RIGHT... JUST I GETTER RIDE INTO Y SHOOK UPA BiT...TLL BE AGATE AN’ BRING A ¥ FIT AS A FIDDLE IN A DocTor, Boss DAY OR SO—THEN TM 2 AA) GOING To TRACK DowN RESORT? JHERE 18 ALWAYS DANGER— WHEN YOU ARE OUT SKATING =" DOING TNE FANCY STONYS: ON THE ICE THAT YOU ARE = You'RE LIABLE TO NAVE A SPILL_AT ANY TIME = OR GO THROUGH A QNUCK NOLE— . PLL TELL NOU, WELL HANE A LET'S SEE WHO CAN HANG BY HIS TO TAKE KIDS SO THE GROWNUPS CAN PLAN BRIDGE. REDDING JUMPIN’ ON YouR UNCLE CLEM LIKE THAT, PROVES HE STOLE THE PAY ROLL... “THAT FELLA. REDDING IS A WORSE GUY THAN FARBAR ENER WAS AN HE ASNT THAT SOME : bles PoP Tur SAY MODERN, EH? WELL.NOU GO AHEAD WITH MOM ANDT'LL GET THE HOT. DOGS BOY! \T MAKES YOU FEEL TWENTY YEARS SOUNGER T'GET INTO A BATHING- SUITS! SCARE THEM WELL = IM STILL ON THE POND — BEEN ON ANY Y HAVEN'T SHIN IKE SO FAR ™ AND You SEE ME STILL “SKATING = 1, WELL© IF THE ICE : ‘ s THAT YOU'RE ON 18 : AS THICK AS YOU THINK WIs— YOU'RE SKATING = BUT IF IT’S AS THIN AS J THINK=- ; YOURE SWIMMING = DON'T NOU KNOW ALL THE Reg U.S Of ; Copyright, hy the Cheage Fount THERE THEY ARE. TLL SUMP OVER THE UMBRELLA AND Loo Freeyies! AN AIRPLANE... IT HAS SOMETHING To Co wih REDDINGS Diecin’ Tinymites all listened when they| (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle “pte -ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1. Deeds & Curtain mate: fa A O]D|O MES 10, Corded fabrics 14 Portion 16 Moment 16, Silkworm 1%. Great Lak: 12, Mewsure of capacity 18 Droops ‘19. Capricious rank 21, Highway #2. The bitter \c $4. Item of prop: e By Cowan fa A Y [3 D ( JUST SAID —AW, GWAN ) SAY! YOURE GoorY! An! CUT I(T OFT WITHOUT & PHONE FOR PEOPLE TO CALL ORDERS IN ON, WE WOULDN'T 00 ANY BUSINESS AT ALLY Small particles of lquid $4. Surface 33. Pronoun IT'O WaROLY BE WoRTH WHILE FER US To Stay Here! 27. Juice of a tree 28 Murderer 8% High moun. tain 34, Small de: i sions ‘ 36. City in New Hampshire 82. Relate fruits (J IG R! A IM [e] N Ss IR E Ee IN A rr = () (>) E 1 [D|O[W|—|S|0|—|ORA|m|>} BIO) FSC) Eee os 20 98 26 | is 1IOIM NITIS WAS THINKIN’, Ly «<GVADSH tra . DOWN 4 : } x 6 Lat : - * 38. Spots not ‘ rozen over in the les 1, Imitates ai aees 2. Wagon 8 Attempted is i 5 i 62. An abbess or J h ; + vars spiritual 4. Pilots mother 5. Fastened with chord 63, Impetuous hones le . Dry 6 Ragged roe! @5, Fine ariving —& Cerenis °** fey particles Voleano post 67, Foundation 68 Strained t rock 69. Appear step carrier: . Myself 10. Sets tree 11, Scandinavian a navizato é ore att rp G "i + . - = EL IK? Be Zaa\/y day p ht = AWD NOW LITTLE LADY AT GWES. ME GREAT PLEAGURE TO PRESENT NOU , AS WE GRAND PRIZE WINNER , THIS CHECK FOR ONE THOUSAND SOARS - ONE 73 TAOUSAND * DOLLARS RECEWED A BEAUTIFUL. LOVING CUP