The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1931, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1981 =— WELL = DID YOU SEE HOW YHE TOM ~ elise 1 ARRON DOWN = DOWN ~~ TOM= ‘THR SITUATION 18 DESPERATE — Vow 18 AND WHEN THOSE NOYES COME DUC snp iay iy OUR NOTES ARE DUE AND WE HAVEN'T ON THE AND ARE NOT PAID = THE CARH ON D YO MEET THEM = so— WELT Ook OUT BELOW - coke. DEWAN = SHRY RUN IN THE MILLIONS — ; bhsscdnerd! oo ee THAT!R ALL= UNTIL | HAVE THE NEW HOLDER DEMANDS NE CALLED 4 ION pre Pas = 600 IWON WHO HOLDS. THE NOTES ~ RELENTLESS ~ SS P) Tee "eee AND PLEAD WITH HIM POR WELK- WHEN £ : FOR : GUMP Tr WAS A BAD i GET THROUGH WITH, DAY FOR ‘TOM N MH HIM | eae CALL WHEN HE CALLED yy : | HIM AN OLD MAN= , AN OLO FOX~ - TOM'S NOTES AND ACCOUNTS FOR BANG !! MILKIONS ARE “THE GIGANTIC TOM CARR Bless CONSOLIDATION 1% BEGINNING AND ONCLE BIM To TOPPLE = HOLDS THOSE NoTES= DOWN o OWNS $250,000. 2° ‘Too BAD WORTH OR THE ‘ U.S. Pat Of: Coprris re Fines rea GASOLINE ALLEY—SISSY’S STOCK GOES UP ¥’ an’ Nou KNOW, \'7/ si66N VES SIR, | 4 HE qeslen’ te 1 DION'T THINK HE }/ DID? HE DIDN'T THINK | STILL HANGS STOOD UP To 'T WOULD BUT Sissy || MUST HAVE MUCH OF HIM | AROUND TOOK OFF HIS | BEEN EATIN' fi “TILL THEN BUT . |) GLASSES ANDO WE RAW MEAT. \ p . J tLL NOTE HIM.) n 4 5 BACK INTO THE. SOMETHING y 7 “ y iy vi 7 4 RANGERS. , “© 1931 BY NEA SERVICE, INC REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. _ 21 “Gee, but f'm sick of that music! I'm going to tell the boss that either he gets a new orchestra,*or I quit.” | NOW YOU TELL ONE HIS ONE TALENT ! AN ENDURING LOVE | The hostess was pressing her guests to provide entertainment. | “Is there any instrument you S| Play, Mr. Jenkins?” she asked “Not away from home.” he replied. | “What do you play at home?” she inquired. “Second fiddle,” Jenkins murmured 1 Wr solemnly. : AEA Whe What's the use? When the old) tousewife: If you love work, as folks build a fine house, they can’t|you say, why don't you fina it? Pop..wity DON'T You} OHNO! ZIM WELL... ALL RIGHT. ‘ les 1 s ; ; ? . : os = IGHT, TAG... 6O live up to it. And the next genera-|" Tramp: Alas, madam, love is blind. AL G PMuwis agiky wiikk. i SAY WHICH PLACE t YOUTOF THis...|| GEE! 1 JUST WONDER AHEAD AND TANE ONE keep it up. \ FRECKLES] S40XL0 Go To..AND /) 60 AHEAD NWHICH ONE OF PIECE OF PAPER FROM ‘ WHY THE KIDS LAUGH AND HIS | S4ve ME ALL with Your . = It cee Ruresom that ae Arete) What's your name, my little man?| FRIENDS | THE Teove.e PLAN..... THE HAT...DONT Looe drink. Vl etaiaas uri! 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