The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1930, Page 13

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18,1980 PUT THAT PURPLE HALO AROUND ME BRUDDER Moons }2—, PEEPER, THAT HE NEEDN'T BE SCARED- I WON'T HURT HIM, i T JEST WANTA = WELL, MAYBE YOu ° Aw JUST THAT-THAVE \& WE ARE MR.AND MRS HAMHOCKS, )~ A} ( 910 AND MAYBE Nou RENTED THE SPARE : AND WE WONDERED IF IT WOULD; SS ere Woo fata O0 dees AN o ‘ eS i ROOM TO A VERY \ BE OKAY WITH THE LANDLADY IF 2 4 HIGH-CLASS BUTCHER see 3 WE MOVED IN TODAY INSTEAD | . AND HIS WIFE. peat Ss OF TOMORROW? H TO KEEP MY THEIR NAME 1s HAMHOCKS. ANO THE HOUSE THEV’RE GOING TO HELLO HONEYBUN i cH \ ‘al x room ite Trib- modern ae 724, a house. three or keeping: EXPLAIN TO WE JUMPED ‘UP AND DOWN HIM THAT Sire ON ME LIKE T WAS A iM SPRING-BOARD AND THEN a BATH RIGHT agli Al WHERE 1S THE DOOR WITH A FORTY YARD'SPIRAL MR. HAMHOCKS, PUNT.