The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1930, Page 8

s THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1980 — x. ‘p ' is) , : oe THE GUMPS— AWARDING THE PRIZES ) DAN IR THE DAY WE GIVE m 3 [Per vse eaay cuam— > PRIZES AWAY = ’ ; : a BO} BUT ON THOSE ee THE BABY CARRIAGE AND ROLLER SKATES GO Yo ’ =) F. KING -2331 VICTORIA ANE. lgpa ier aes . — . SOLUTION ‘ ET SET= SAFE CONTAINING THE GREAT MOGUL bash ne Se Yo TAKE THE RARE OF JO EXCUsE Z WAS STOLEN FROM BIM'S ROOM= | Yo BRING THE fe FOR BEING LATE ee) HEAVY WEIGHT =. Br abi bie Vike . FOLLOWING ARE THE WINNERS OF PRIZES - CHAMPIONSHIP eee can beg Oo, a ue Un eceD hse Hh ONTO THE, . Tks nee | : PRESENT FOR SOME ONE= ctr *toor ee 4 z \ : RICHARD ©. ENSMINGER ig med NEED mN nee 5 y BOKBS- SUFFIELD- OWIO s¢ mint Ave, 1S ATTENNIS QS) Pure ~ Purr = PUFF - : t, } ( @ ,_ CROGUEY SEY=—— seca bac A lu ees ¥ef mag y. “ , ; VOUSMEZ'Eoha Ce laSe Ei “th OUR WORRIES i) @ NVER = COLORADO _| SANTA BARBARA CALI. I] ’ @ You HAVE ANY OOUROKE — ; 2 ; “ Prize Win ye, HSS EE NOEL DICE RICKS COMING > %. 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Naropa a arte ti had some ‘come bacl ith their sides split.— “This season,” according to a fash-|Passing Show. ME You COULD HEAR THIS fon note from London, “coats are HORSE'S BEATING STEPS, more important than ever.” Yes, es-{ Fanny Hurst, the highest paid BUT THAT You COULD NEVER : D Nor. pecially for those of us who have lost |woman writer in the world, has been See HIM... AN’ TIM. os Hy EVES, ANI bE our shirts—Judge. spending two months in London. P BEGINNING GeLieve FE 3 SEEN... CAN You ? 2 While there she was invited to attend 4 Z S Admiring Visitor: How do you|the opening of the Byrd film by two E account for your success as 2 Futuris-|extremely patriotic noblemen who tic artist? from the beginning of dinner had Artist: I use a model with the hic-jvaunted dear old England and the coughs.—Bucknell Belle Hop. supremacy of the British Empire. On . their arrival at the theatre one of Portland, Ore—“How can I marry ;them stopped and indicated the red you?” sobbed Ethel Maronay to her |velvet carpet that stretched from the fiance on their wedding morn. Burg-|curb across the sidewalk and into the lars had stolen her entire trouseau.— jlobby. Judge, . “In honor of our beloved Prince of Wales, who is coming: tonight,” he A New York woman recently deliv-j|said. “Really, Miss Hurst, you must ered a speech which lasted for three |admit you never saw such a regal car- hours. Her husband vowed he would pet before, now, have you? never drop cigarette ash on the draw-| “Well, yes, I have,” said Miss Hurst ing-room carpet again.—The Hum-| promptly. orist. . “Really?” he drawled, adjusting his — monocle. “Really?” And where Wife: What do you mean by tell-/might that have been?” tng Mrs, Crewso’s husband you never| “In Hollywood.” fhe Chicago Tribune. 0 cE! SHE'S WNHAT'S UP, SWEET- ask my advice about anything? nd may I ask for whom?” Y YD BETTER SEP T THERE ALREADY. MEART @ WAS THAT Husband: ma ae don’t. lara Bow,” said Miss Hurst—D. OMIT. TM BNE! IT'S . FAT-NEND OF AN You don't wait to be asked.—The Out-} A. C. News. iT ON « = : span. PUP ee erie gee UNCLE OF YOURS Another alarming disadvantage of Mrs. Clubber: How do you control; miniature golf is that players who your husband while you are away? jmake a good stroke are tempted to Mrs. Onthego: «I leave the baby take the course home and show their with him.—Pathfinder. friends how it was done.—Punch. ME CATCH YOU DATING - UP GLADYS AGAIN h | | K i 7 | i i ( ‘ae il ! Daily Cross-word Puzzle | brs ACROSS 1, Membranous Mt fl ae mi INNO Mt ull ih an ft or 1b. Mediey 16 Run away seeretly 37, Baptismal vessel 18. Despise 1%, Italian river 20. Whole 22. Base of Aretic expeditions Native metal — 2% Bugle call 30, Voeal solo CHRISTMAS OR NO CHRIST] [TH WRETCH! 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