The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 12

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931 @ 1931 BY NEA SeAVICE Ne. | St Pee UE PATTON: /2 “This will make a swell picture to send the dames I'm writing to. Hurry up and snap it before the owner comes along.” - | NOW YOU TELL ONE ; RNa tcc las CHECKING UP ON HIM “So your wife made you install a| Motorist: It took me about six television outfit in your office?” | weeks’ hard work to learn how to “Yes, she used to be my secretary.” | drive my car. APPLICATION —Pathfinder. Friend: And what have you got for your pains? USEFUL INFORMATION Motorist: Liniment.—The Humor- Club Bore: (relating dreary fish ist. story): And then, after all that, the fish got away! THE POOR BEGGAR! The other (wishing to dodge the; Jane: I suppose Dora's wedding bore): By jove.. I'd like to know|beggared description? how he managed it—The Humorist. James: It certainly did—to say nothing of her father—Sydney Bul- Dr. Brill says Lincoln was a letin. Schizoid-maniac. Now if only mod- erns can find out how to cause the | malady. Philadelphians aren't so slow. Who! ‘else has finished the pennant trace? | ‘When there's “nothing in the paper | FAIR ENOUGH today,” that means you don’t know) Victim—In this time of depression | any of the divorce applicants or{you ought to lower your price for a ‘wreck victims, shave. | Barber—TI can't see it. In these ‘The greeting card people settled hard times everybody wears such a the Christmas problem, but for June | long face that we have a great deal ‘weddings there is yet no substitute more surface to shave over.—Judge. for the gravy ladle, | | —_— | American families scatter, and you) INEXPENSIVE HABITATION never realize how many nephews and “Is your skin an annoyance?” asks | nieces you have until graduation time an advertisement. “Well, no; we are | comes. glad these times we have something ‘we can occupy without paying rent.— Boston Transcript. It's easy to find the best spot for ay Picnic. You just look for ants. H A LITTLE HINT | KEEP YOUR GUM, GIRLS Smith: What are you cutting out! And now girls are wearing pejamas of the paper? to work. Which makes it a good Jones: A report of a man wno got/|thing that most stenographers chew a divorce because his wife went) gum—it will be the only way an em- through his pockets. |ployer can tell if they're awake or “What are you going to do with it?” | not.—Judee. | “Put it in my pocket."—Tit-Bits. | Correct this sentence: “I can get! Maybe psychologists can cure the a white-collar job at .” said the inferiority complex, but the quickest | youth, “but I'd rather start at $10 in way is to have a rich uncle die some business with a future.” | Daily Cross-word Puzzle | ACROSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 12, Poker stake L iBnars for Alex- 13, Liquor | 1 Teflon = ASS MTIAI CTE [rE TelAl | ray coir [P|U|PMMAIRIAIRIABMRIA |W! | 1 Firtine'o E/RIRMMDIE|PIAIRITIUIRIE | 16, wary alphas EIE|P. Ele via i patio ebar> EIN/O|S SIE/PIAIL 12. 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A HUSBAND CAN STIHAT UPSYTART= EVERYTHING WAS GOING RINE UNTIL NE CAME: ALONG WITM THAT OLD, STOCK OF NIS— WHEN HE MADE HER HALF A MILLION IY TURNED HER HEAD— BUT LL FIGHT HIM "LL NOT GIVE UP— “IF IT'S A GAME OF MONEY = 4 VEL, SPEND MY WHOLE FORTUNE To WIN NER- IF IT TAKES MAUF Poor BOoY- IB 1 COULD ONLY COMFORT SHE IS GONE~ 1 WQULD GIVE ALL MY FAME AND FORTUNE IF SME WOULD ONLY COME AND LOSSES ARE A PART OF WHAT ‘ALL OF US MUST RXPERIENCE= FOR HALR THE NOW BEFORE FING TRIP TO EUROPE THIS SUMMER AND NOLLO JUST LOVE !T. OVER. IT ISN'T SUCH A BAD THINGS IN THIS. COUNTRY | HAVEN'T SEEN SURPRISE WHY, YOU CAN SEE THOSE IN THE MUSEUM... HAVEN'T YOU EVER BEEN WELL, SHUCKS, | THOUGHT HE'D AT LEAST LET US LOOK AROUND AND SEE HIS OLD NO.... IT WAS NEVER RAINING WHEN | WAS OVER THAT WAY. -BUT LET A WIFE DROP A TEW PENNIES AT ONE OF WER HOBBIES AND HELL SQUANK HIS HEAD OFF ! So, FORGET ITH! © YU NEVER, HEAR THE LAST OF \T, WHEN: CHICK FINDS ,OuT HIM -- THAT'S MY ADVICE -- HERE, TAKE He TAKES IN JACROSS TH’ EVERY THIN G / ‘STREET WHO 1 RWEW ' somEPIN’ WouLD POP” PRETTY soon! won! BD comp sir on TW’ BAN OF XW SEINE TA. TH’ NEXT. FLOOD NNO ONE WOULD GIMME A TUMBLE «... BOT, IN LESS THAN No TIME, TH’ BLAZE Wh TH’ MAES ACTIN! FONNY --.- GEREE 1 Who 1 HAD HER | RECIPE aOR Fa A as Rn ae P - Ls

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