The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1931, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1931 ERE ° ETE RONEN NO 1 CAN'T GO SWIMMIN’ NOW, SPUD. VE Cor To: TAKE CORKY To THE BARBER ” ‘SHOP — THEN UNCLE) WALT { 1S 'GNINY ME A DIME FOR EVERN PLACE 1 CAN FINO WITH MOSQUITO WIGGLERS|: SKEEZIX, I'M-WILLING TO MAKE MOU A 'PROPOSITION. > (LL PAY YOU TEN CENTS APIECE. IN FOR ALL. THE PLACES YOU CAN FIND AROUND HERE WITH ~ MOSQUITO LARVAE_IN' THEM. " ‘Viel THAT'S | FING, ONCLE WALT: 1 KNOW TWENTY CENTS WoRTH , AUREADY. : GASONING me A UVE\fe ng A CONFOUND THOSE MOSQUITOES. 1 THOUGHT THE SEASON WAS n/ SEE, THERE'S ~ WIGGLERS: IN ‘ THERE TOO: “Har |] 4y MAKES SIk CANS). 11°F ‘AN’ DISHES AN: BOTTLES. BUT ‘VE GOT MORE. SOME_ WIGGLERS, UNCLE WALT. or ELEVEN BREEDING PLACES— A DOLLAR TEN! 1T COMES HIGH BUT THAT .}-4 , OUGHT “TO, DO AWAN.: WITH THE PESTS FOR A WHILE. YOu. DION'T THINK THEY .{ gUST HAPPENED THERE 2, 01D NOU t PLANTED THE * WIGGLERS: AROUND: INVALL | THOSE PLACES OUT OF OUR RAIN BARREL. of SPLIT? WHY SHOULD YOU. "GET A SPLIT, WHAT: KIND: OF. \, GET OUT“OF THIS DEAL?