The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1932, Page 9

TH DUE TO A CONVENTION, THERE f MUST ADMIT, MAMIE, i ARE NO aoe ROOMS VACANT, IR THAT I DON'T BLAME Your HUSBAND FOR LEAVING AFTER : ‘THE WAY YOU TALKED TO HIM. \ HOWEVER We HAVE A REMEMBER AFTER ALL ha SPLENDID SUITE ON THE SECOND WHEN YOU MARRIED WILLIE ), FLOOR FOR TEN COLLARS YOU_TOOK HIM FOR BETTER Ni OR FOR WORSE. BUT We A i) A BY GOLLY~ KAXO, WHY IN. THE WORLD DID I FORGOT To NOUSE EVER BRING THAT UP? weer Ask HIM. 'T JUST MADE ME THINK lent thn hn BT THAT T AIN'T GOT ENOUGH ma ence: ‘TO PAY FOR THE ROOM WITH kein! on WHICHEVER IT IS. | «0 To MY MIND. BED, WILLYA? ME UNCLE WILLIE Wt AIN'T GOT ANY "Ons us DOUGH TO PAY MIND. FOR THI LAXOUT? eS q ; >= | INSULTED? NOBODY INSULTED 5 KAYO WILL YOUSE ME. CERTAINLY THEN THAT? EVER LEARN ‘TO aca PUSHED ME OUT BY THE WHO's DOWN eS KEEP THAT BIG 1 Wooo bor, SCUFF OF MY NECK, THERE? Laer iarog MOUTH OF YouRS THEM wWsuLTInf AND TOOK A PUNT AT ME ! THROUGH THE SHUT? AS 1 WENT THROUGH THE SAME THING TSK. TSK ~TSK~ , DOOR AND THROWED My JUST LISTEN To BAGGAGE AT ME BUT i S INSULT A MULLINS! THEM POUNDING i HA! “THEY KNEW ON THE DooR! BETTER THAN “ COMIC TRADING STAMP THIS 1S MOON'S FIRST PHOTOGRAP: IT'S DEM PEOPLE DOWN TAKEN WHEN HE Was, ol ‘Ss. NI . WELL I(T SOUNDS fi witty LIKE IT'S HAD A S\X MONTHS OLD. LOT OF EXPERIENCE BAWLIN' To ME. ” i ‘ihe Bismarck Tribune Classified Columns ACR Es ee a