The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1930, Page 13

THE BISMARCK TPIRMNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930 _ MRS. HAMHOCKS PUT ON HIS HEAD AIN'T AS BIG AE A > HEN’S EGG EITHER. HAHAI~ I JUST TOLD HER ‘THAT SO SHE WOULDN'T COME DOWNTOWN AND RIDE HOME WITH ME YOU SEE TONIGHT IS MY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND I WANTED TO GET HER A SURPRISE. FRIEND OF MINE COMES OUT OF THAT FLOWER SHOP. PILE IN, GIRLS! 2 SAY LEGGO ME EAR | ( WELL.IF YOU DON'T OFFICER, | AND LISTEN WILLYA, ecu aA BELIEVE ME GO ARREST THIS MAN. | MRS. HAMHOCKS? BETTER THAN : LOOK IN THAT WE STOLE MY E\ OON’T GET EXcITED. | FLOWER SHOP. CAR! é NOUR HUSBAND'S ] - s : | AH-HA: . YOU WAIT RIGHT : i: THERE, BANJOEYEs. |! 7 tT Aske oy TLL BE BACK INAMINUTE. gy IQUVESS SHE FOUND HER HUSBAND JUST WHERE ISAID SHE WOULD, DIDN'T SHE, OFFICER? F 60, MR. MULLINS, “oa PY WELL, THAT'S © tly 1 Sunrere eu COUPLE OF TIMES? TWO TIMES To ME, HAVE BEEN GOING parenwrgeaperee la HAMHOCK. OUT WITH MY an cae cans MY FIRST AND HUSBAND QUITE FREQUENTLY? A ag ONCE IN MY LIFE, SIR.