The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1931, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1931 MY UNCLE WILLIE? ®, TTER My ; Ne Sra RCers NOTIFY His Wire ) NOTIFY YER EVE! HEY WAKE UP! SEaTY Gulae Guid ABOUT THIS, la THIS AIN'T ANY PLAcE | NASTY BUMP ONHI 5 L U) | N S TO BE TAKIN’ A SHE’S THE ONE LORD : PLUSHBOTTOM. HELP ME TAKE WHICH DONE I(T! HIM INTO “THE staal HOUSE, MULLINS. Frank Willard Nal NOU SEE I TOOKA . THERE'S SOMEBOON IT’S PURTY RINGIN' JOB AS HANDY MAN FOR HARD TO SHAKE A pe rim alladea sled OLD BLOODHOUND MOVED OVER HERE WITHOUT TELLIN’ MAMIE YOU HAD BETTER LORD PLUSHBOTTOM- LIKE MAMIE- AND WHEN SHE FOUND YW YOUR DOORBELL, ) EV. tim To BRING XOU GO SEE WHO (TIS WHILE I PHONE FOR OUT WHERE I WAS AT } A DOCTOR. SHE GOT PERFECKLY @N AMBULANCE AND FURIOUS, MOON ~ & COUPLE OF HUSKY INTERNES SO WE CAN MOVE YOUR UNCLE TO THE HOSPITAL~ GOOD NIGHT NURSE! 1 Post T° LISTENIN’ ‘To TH’ TWO SUP’ 1-2 Uae I COULDA SWORE HAFTA PUT THAT WAS WILLIAN'S HIM TO BED. OLD BALD KNOB POKIN’ > OUT THAT DOOR— MW Nias r : t WS es \ OF 'EM SNORIN’ LIKE 1. ‘ THAT MAKES ME DOPEY| SAN Ly ? MY worD! ” THANK YOU DOCTOR- HOW DID I GET HERE? we cov Here \ | su T THINK You ARE : je AS QUICKLY ALITTLE TOO LIGHT : WHAT 1S “THE AS POSSIBLE, d FoR THIS CASE-BUT scff MEANING OF LORD ’ x: ey NICE WORK, PLUSHBOT TOM. BONS- THANK YOu KINDLY. WOULD YOU TWO YOUNG MEN AND THAT BIG YOUNGER, Hy EXERCISE PLUSHBOTTOM YD q SINCE THE AMBULANCE DRIVER FOOTBALL OUTSIDE DO-ME A GREAT FAVOR? ‘ THE PLEASURE \S ALL OURS. PUNCH YOUR NOSE SEASONS Reretine = N ig WHAT IF 1 DIO TELL NEVER MIND , Vie sR Miss SoManere, NOY SAI ARGUING ABOUT IT! tae ones HER 1 TOLD You To WAS. FUN, MAMA? GO APOLOGIZE OU SAID \T TO MISS SCHMALTZ. DION'T You? » i 4 MISS SCHMALTZ, HOW DO YOU TM SORRY KIDS LIKE HIM AS 4 Nour HAT CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN \S FUNNY. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘WANT AD COLUMNS