The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1931, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1931: » IE OLD WRECKING TON- SOMETHING HAS GONE THIS 18 A MATTER OF GREAT You KNOW -TOM= uses WRONG oo 1 ee arc un OUR CONCERN ~ AND NEEDS YOUR WE'VE BEEN BORROWING= AND . Pita Be bold R UBT Sa nih gl Nd RSONAL ATTENTION = BORROWING TO MEET MATERIAL TES AND ACCOUNTS WILL HAVE besdisites H E BECAUSE HOLDS TH JHE GIGANTIC Note DAN AND OUR STOCK DROPPED AND LABOR EXPENSE — BE: d 4 STRUCTURE THAT Jo BE PAID ON THE DAYS DUE — ey na AuL, OUR FUNDS WENT INTO NOTES -? N JODAY FOR THE FIRST TIME EXPANSION = TOM CARR \aules SOME OUTSIDE SOURCE HAS TAKE GKS Bb VEb' RURRESE | BuiLDING. ae ab Tite 15 BEGINNING OVER ALL OF OUR OBLIGATIONS = 18 IN THE AIR ? ai awe ree SRAM NEW THEM; AND DEMANDS PAYMENT — cg | MS eee ear HOLDERS INSRRLLED AT THE a But Cow's HOUSE WELL~ TOM= DEMAND PAYMENTS — wn HE BOUQUET UNCLE BIM WHERE ARE WE OF FLOWERS ? WARNED You GOING TO GET AND WHO WHEN YOU MADE THIS SASH ? ‘se, ~ “ LAUGHS LAST YHAT WISE CRACK LAUGHS BEST- THAT HE WAS AN OLD MAN} * t 1 BEWARE- THAT You'd SUFFER DEARLY FOR THAT INSULT — HE IS STICKING ‘To NIS PROMISE- JHE TIME HAS COME = 2 : < IF YOU DIDN'T 4 2 : p ig . THKEETHIX, CAN NOU HAVE YOUR GLASSES * Be SEE SiISsy}®+ DIDN'T HIPPITN-HOP LIKE 1) on ro SHOW SOU 3 KNOW YOU COULD ‘SCRAP WHETHER Youre A UKE THAT! YOU AREN'T GIRL OR NOT. SUCH A SISSY ARE YOU= NOUR NAMES JUST SISSY. ©1931 By wea SEAVICE, inc. REG. U.S. PAT OFF. “Now, my husband is a man of very conservative tastes.” 7 a | NOW YOU TELL ONE | # | a a x ' at Don't worry about another war. | AESTHETIC UPKEEP ‘The doctors say a man isn't going, “What happened to the painter who; crazy so long as he thinks he is. ed going to speak on ‘Art for Art's , 3 jake?’ Mussolini is a kind of czar, but at| “Oh, he got sore because we times he must long to be an interstate wouldn't give him more money.”— commerce commission. Life. | rons 1 ‘There is a growing belief among PLENTY OF PRACTICE capitalists that government should| Tillie: I didn't know you studied own all public uitilities that dort pay. sign-painting at college? oe oom prone \ Archie: I didn’t, but I had a fliv- wi SOUND 4 vICE ver.—Pathfinder. Love is a beautiful story and mar- DYA KNOW WHAT, Mom? “THANKS, FRECKLES, BUT WE WELL, ALL RIGHT... GEE, No! FIRST I 6cTTA ds eb ele riage is the talkie version of it—Life. | ORIGINALITY TM GOING To INVITE You 4 FEEL THAT 60 SHOULD TAKE \NHICH OF THOSE TRIPS I'M PLACE TM GOING O...TM GOING To . Do YOU THINK SOME OF " Ah Ranes editor's datinition of cal a here Wes talking to) 8 otitic || PRBORLES (AND Pop To) eo NIMING / G2 oe oe LITTLE FRIENDS]! “ye yins WouLD GOING To CHoose YET... AN’ ANRITE EACH PLACE OF A PIECE OF F woman is someone who reaches for | 2pout himself and his werk and bls] AND HIS on-Tws Tap THAT MR. ~\_INGTBAD- HO! WELL STAY SUNT ISS ATI 1 WANE TO LET MR.KINESTON PAPER. AND IX "EIN UP IH! A chair when answering the telephone.|"T have had.” he said, “a whole; FRIENDS | xineston 1S GIVING ME... - AT HOME‘: 2 (Now PRETTY SOON So HAT AN'TH'ONE YOU) (a= —Detroit News. lerowd of imitators.” HE SAID 1 COULD ASK ese Rare 08 0, HOW TO STAY PUT Senne eee ANYBODY I WANTED To, y RUN AN’ 6ET NE SOME . \NHERE T'LL 60 1! f “No man is bigger than the people 4 : | So'I'N ASKING You ae: S, < -PAPER AN' A PENCIL... > q who put him office,” says Mayor w ‘. : Curley of Boston. But he has to be! IT MIGHT HAVE PAID i FIRST: 7 = smarter.—Life. , Barber: You are very bald, sir. Do APH you know what is the cause of it? \ Draw for It! ot cy OBSERVATION Customer: I don't know, but I sus-| ¢ aCe niece Hikes pect that my hair falling out had \ Much more than he hitches, something to do with it—Answers. | He'll wear out his shoes | 5 Instead of his breeches. | LETTING OFF STEAM Judge, | “How's that new office boy of! yours?” In the old days when one saw a| “A regular steam engine!” man walking nervously about the! “A good worker, eh?” | waiting room of a lying-in hospitai,) “No, a good whistler."—Answers. By Blosser | one could guess him to be an expect- | ant father. But nowadays nine times THE COMEBACK f out of ten he’s a Broadway colmun-, Swain: Horace, did you tell yout i ist.—Judge. |sister that T was waiting? —— Horace: Rather! She said you om : “ te About five years ago this weuld be! ought to get a job like that in a res-! BUT GLADYS HOW MANY AOE THERE'S ME. NOU, WHY LEANE BUT CHICK ISN'T WATS JUST ONE é ‘ A 5 or a x ke about t.—Answ { y ‘T wv THERE IN OUR MOM, BN GLADYS ME OUT. NY BROTHER MORE THING good spot for a good jo! ui taurant.—Answers. ' MOM’N ISN'T REALL channel swimmers.—Judge | "PO! FAMILY NOW, \S My NEW SISTER OLD “TIMER ) ANY MORE, HE'S ; A million years of development, at/ . AMY 2 6 bY ‘* | re f And the news of the day seems last producing a man whose greatest : H mostly to be dealing with “booze and triumph is to knock a ball in a hole ' ships and stealing rackets, and caba- with one lick. rets and kings.”"—Judge. ¥ Our idea of a super-modern depart-{ J And Dora, after a week-end in the ment store is one which ‘features a! country, wants to know when mosqui- sign reading: Alimony Checks Cash-/ t! toes sleep.—Judge. _ied Here.—Judge. He's Ow | 3 | Daily Cross-word Puzzle | ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 10. Color | L Climbing 11. Type meas- i perennial ‘ures { Diant 6. Pronoup H 6 Serpent . 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