The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1932, Page 10

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NIP (pecan POCKET 5 YOUR HATS — WE'RE IN Z\ OF THE TRUCKS ) HIS FRIENDS ~ LISTEN, POODLE... CANT ‘YOu BUST OPEN THE DooR, OR SOMETHING 2 SHucks! I'M GOING To GET HIN OUT OF THERE, EVEN FRECKLES WAS GOING To RETURN PoopLe To THE OWNER, THEY Locvep Poop.e 1W THE CLUB HouSE AND Too, THe Key HOME WITH THEM .os00 PHILA. LABORATORY |"~Sikiersoation CERTIFIES NEW SHREDDED BISCUIT. Kellogg’s WHOLE WHEAT Bis- cuits Pronounced Very’ “Rich in Food Value One of the reasons for the popu- , larity of the new Kellogg's WHOLE wueaT Biscuits the food value of this tasty ready-to-eat .ccreal. ey The improved Kelloga’s biscuit is } ci “pressure-cooked” by a 5s: rocess that bakes in delicious ; lavor and retains all the food ele- ments of the whole wheat. As a re- sult, the Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia, after careful anal- ysis, now certifies every package for food value. The new Kellogg biscuit also | offers several other di provements, The biscuits convenient, economical just fit the cereal bowl—-and you get 15 to the package instead of the usual dozen. And every biscuit is toasted a golden, rich brown on both top and ttom—not just one side. This makes it crisper and tastier than | ever before. Also, “pressure-cook- ing’ and “double toasting” make Kellogg’s WHOLE WHEAT Biscuits easier to digest. The new Kellogg’ licious with hot or cream; extra appetizing with the addition of fruits or honey. Local grocers are featuring this improved ready-to-eat cereal. It may be iden- tifted. by the name, Kellogg’s, and the familiar red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. | meeting 8:00 p. m. Come and bring | your Bibles. 1 NEITHER 2. REINETH 3. THEREIN PANEL 2. PENAL 3. PLANE The letters in the words NEITHER. and PANEL can be rearranged to form the words shown above. CHURCH NOTICE The Assembly of God, Regan, N. Dak. C. E. Oster, Pastor. Sunday: Sunday School 10:00 a, m. Classes for all. Service at 11:00 a. m. Christ's Ambassators at 7:00 p. m. Evangelistic service at 8:00 p. m. Good musical program, also vocal numbers by Mr. John Law and the Oster trio. Wednesday: Bible study and prayer STRANGE INDEED! Bloomington, Ill.—'Tis very seldom | that two women are friends 50 years | without having a quarrel or argu-|{ ment. Mrs, Joanne Rustemeyer and} Mrs. known each other for that length of time and haven't had as much as a “spat.” Both are 70 years old and their birthdays fall on the same day. One is German and the other Irish, |-3a75 is generally cause |. which, in itself, enough for a quarrel. ‘MOMN POP THAT MIGHT BE 5. PULLER AYER. WELL TAKE NO CHANCES = cHick! HANK! A MAN JUST PHONED, WHO SAID HE WANTED TO SEE NOU. HE WOULDN'T GIVE HIS NAME, BUT SAID IT WAS VERY IMPORTANT. NUTHIN' STOPS AN’ OODLE, ONCE WE SETS HIS MIND TO PONDENCE OUT OF THE FILES-~AND, DZ BE ON YOUR TOES AND SHOW HIM IN THE MUTE HE ARRIVES SL TULLER ANER ge THE COOK-STOVE KING, AND SHOW HIM HOW 7 ‘TO SPEND A MILLION ON ADVERTISING owHH-@--* SOMETHING... COME ON, Boyt! Julia Morath, however, have! CLEVER ONE, 2 \' GONNA HOP A SALESMAN EROM OFF AT TH’ NEXT STATION NOW ON, HUH? 7 WX DOESNT TAKE ME LONG TO SEE DAT VE KID HANGS OUT HERE A LOT ~— 50 TAKES XO DOW! DE SAME THING, SEE 7 WF YA REMEMBERS, OAX _VONNOOWD AN’ IM RIGHT ONDER IT, IN OE BUSHES OUTOADE ——~ WHEN TEARS SOMEBODY SUGGEST DE GAME UICTIM | ema How V REN INTA WW STATION AN’ BOUGHT @ ELOCK OF EATS AN’ CANDY - LL Go THRU TH’ TRAIN AN’ SELL. ‘EM AT A PROFIT! GOs, | DousT Le TWH’ PASSENGER'S WILL dave. any CHANGE: ay Guy! \> OPEN, XL Takes, ALL WAN! OE REST 16 EA WRBS TH! GLIMMERS 15 TURNED OFF SNEAKS IN DE WINDOW AN! 6: DE WO! IT’S NO 508 FNoIN) AN'COPS DE LOCKET an’ REAM x2 x a) FEN cy DATS WAT LICKS ME ! 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