The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1931, Page 13

THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 2b, 1y31 ALL THAT LUNCH I HAD TO PUT UP FOR EMMY |p AND OLD ii PLUSHBOTTOMS PICNIC= WELL T HOPE THEY GET CHIGGERS. How! \T MUsT BE 'A GOOD PLACE. 4 FIFTY MILLION LET Us Go “LOOK FOR ANOTHER WITH THIS PLACE FOR A PICNic: }: Miss SCHMALTz, KANO, YOU RUN OUT WITH THE BASKETS AND FINDUS A NICE PLACE To EAT WHILE LORD PLUsSHBOTTOM Is ARGUING WITH THIS AXICAS DRIVER, YOU ALWAYS GIMME ALL THE NICE EASY JOBS DON'T You, OW WELL, LET ‘EM LOOK, I KINDA FEEL LIKE TAKIN’ A LITTLE NAP FOR MYSELF BEFORE T EAT ANYWAY. No! FOUR ANDO PLENTY OF CREAM Y \F “OU PLEASE MN OEAR, LEOPOLD? T ALWAYS OH HURRY, BRO PLUSHBOT TOM. PLEASE HURRY. LORD PLUSHBOTTOM. JUST LOOK AT THOSE LUSCIOUS LITTLE YELLOW SPOTS IN THAT BEAUTIFUL BED OF BEGONIAS! 2 DOESN'T IT vusT I THINK WE HAD BETTER BE GETTING] BACK FOR OUR BASKETS, MISS SCHMALTZ. HE ATE A QUART OF ICE-CREAM, DOCTOR, A DOZEN PICKLES, TWO FRIED CHICKENS AND A BOWL OF POTATO. SALAD 5 TWO WHOLE APPLE. PIES, A MNSEDE FOR BEING so CARELESS. OW KANO, How DID YOU EVER GET DADDY, A BLACK CAT JUST RDN IN FRONT OF ME IN‘TO THE DINING ROOM~ GALLON OF LEMONADE AND— ALL RIGHT, DON'T WORRY ABOUT THAT- BLACK CATS ARE LUCKY. PICKED OUT— NOT A BLADE OF GRASS CN IT! iy; VA WELL, You ° DION'T COME OUT TO WELL, WELL, WELL! WIL} YOUSE LOOK, LEOPOLD? A& GIFT FROM- FOoD- HE’S FOUNDERED AHH—HE’S OPENING His EXES. Now, SONNY, TELL ME HOW Nou FEEL? 77 Fea... 0a OR: Consright. 198 WELL, VLL SAY THIS ONE 1s. IT VUST ATE XOUR SUPPER.