The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1931, Page 8

‘ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1931” 2 one license, move from one town to j another and continue to manufacture THE GUMPS—STILL A GOOF Restrict Licenses : ae. ice cream. In other words, a license is aes : s FROM .* To Make Ice Cream (1 (itn the hoeraed factory Bua NOONE GBY 8 NB R hos AND TAKE TE HAS A d $ A manufactursre license to maxe | imnet,be moved {rom place to place. - Gor OF FEE 200 GR youk YourRE MAKING A BIG SAP OF H BROTHERS St “sal ; rer nse make | If the factory is moved to a new loca- 4 - VE MER THI vi }GH . co cream may be used only at the | tion, a new license must be obtained THOUGH GIVEN CHANCE TO MARRY HENRIETTA- eictaerin on RUIN Sar anes On; 1 gett SHE: GAVE You THE SIX NOW ” James Morris ruled save Galton ane ( og pecan rare } WN VAIN= Erni Bilas eaptaaplag ANI is DON'Y LET, MER GET YOu EXCITED= Ocroee te p ‘THE LEAST oe : U'RE THE ONE WHO POSTPONED Bued to E. A. Greenwood, state dairy! goviet Russia leads the countries a ane teat ala BE A MAN! SHOW THE OLD GUMP sPIRiT-]| jf] SUPPOSE IF SHE NCOURAGEMENT ‘THAT AREPOEIOE POTN COULD ASK= Commissioner: called attention to a| Of the world in the number of its SQUARE WITH QUT oat SHE SHOW NER THAT YOU'RE HARDER TO } Gave ME THE ANY LOVER ) query from John Francis, proprietor | sheep. There are about 124,000,000 | DIDN'T. LOVE “YOU RATTLE THAN A FUR MUFF — NL SUGHTERT ENCOURAGEMENT © ys of Francis Sate as to aoe a| sheep in the country. Australia, with HAT 1S ANYMORE = ih YD GO BACK f manufacturer's license to make ice| 195,000,000, ranks second; United cream from a mix sent to him from| states, with 46,000,000, third, and Ar- WHAT ANDY ‘Minneapolis may be used at the vari-/ centina, with 40,000,000, fourth. H WAS BEEN ous cities in which the traveling shows operate in the state. — PREACHING TO Morris said a license may be issued | UNCLE BIN ° to Francis to manufacture ice cre: ft a definite location, even though he FOR BAYS — may occupy a location only for a few) days. | “Such a license,” Morris jaeioed, ON VOUR baa scence ns “ nts to him the privilege o pannufacwaring at Po vi the Ae BUT WITH . cation named and he cannot, under) occhenndltean BIRTHDAY POOR r RT A SUCCESS — { en | bathe Cheago route MOTHER \ GASOLINE ALLEY—IT’S A BUSINESS FROM a =6ONO, | JUST tM COLLECTING 1 DON'T COLLECT WHEN You MATCHES FOR Nou, \-x/ SURE WE MATCHES. WHERE -START COLLECTING 1 CAN GET THE CAME IN FOR A LIGHT. 7 WILL, UNCLE * i . SKEEZIX. SUPPOSE , DO 1 GET OFF AT SOMETHING MATCHES FOR When the lates fom the the | | Oscar H. Will & Co. Fe ee ean _ a SOURCOLUECT «PN Ne oe de IN THIS DEAL? 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