The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1931, Page 10

i RM — : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY APRIL 20, 1931 a . TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF COMIC STRIPS AND FEATURES THE GUMPS— YOURS OF THE FIRST INST. RECEIVED ie HERE 18 A BILL np Fe CSUR HERE'S ONE THAT SAYS- IT SANS Ta maaRGS Ast ollns evs “WE ARE VERY MUCH IS. OF LONG STANDING = ERS 0S NE ARE VERY ie on Del Ses BALANCE ON Seo BILL WE'LL MEET YOU HALF WaAY= 18 STILL UNPAIDM og AND ARE READY TO FORGET, ben oe ee ised sae 30 OFTEN. HAS NOT ARRIVED= « JAN DE RSSOMPANY- WELL = gust WRITE THEM A NO’ AND. SAY = You NEED NOT ' WONDER= WE Nave NOT SENT THE IM JUST ASHAMED TO GO IN ANY OF THE STORES ANY MORE — ) HAVEN'T PAID FOR THE GOWNS |! BOUGHT WAM LAST JULY— THEY CALL ME UP EVERY, LOOK sPUD! LAST NEARS THE POSTMASTER HERE ARE SOME, = SPUD. TEATICKET, &\no_ F You uKe Your TOWNS CLASSIFIED, | Whe A LOANED (T TO | MASSACHUSETTS — J 'D LIKE SE eee ee Cae ME TO GET THE SKEEZIX! TROUBLESOME, TO HAVE i he er ead : NAMES OF TOWNS \THERE ARE ) COLORADO AN’ ROCKAWALKING, BUG, KN. UNIFORM, ALA. 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As unreasonable as a man trying to ELKHART Add marriages: Will Shine to Helen | prove to his wife that he is right. KNOW SHAT {White at Chester, Pa., and Henry| As worried as a college senior as to AHEAD OF HEL say ‘Horn to Maggie Whistle at Buffalo.|whether the depression will be over “THE “TRAIN Miss Thomasina Hug to Karl A. Wol-|by commencement time. ever of Palm Beach, Pla.; Elizabeth| As scarce as road hogs on the} Ahead of | THAT CARRIES Knadler to Frank W. Van Dam Ben |straight and narrow path. Steele! OETECTIVE Dam at Columbus, Ohio, and Bedd-| He looked as comfortable in his STEELE, WHO Sheats at Indianapolis. dress suit as a cat with paper bags “! tied on its feet. 1S SEARCHING : As talkative as a man who has just JINGLE BELLS “Doctor, what's your favorite been eating onions. sports?” = “Sleighing.” SCATTERED DREAMS Z “Ah, but I mean apart from busl-) suitor: Jimmy, how would you like| By Blosser 8." —Tit-Bits. to earn a quarter? Jimmy: Fine! How? 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