The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1932, Page 10

| Two new officials were elected here These corn flakes are guaranteed BEHIND every package of Kellogg*s Corn Flakes is the personal guarantee of W. K. Kellogg: “If Kellogg's aren’t the finest and freshest corn flakes you ever tasted, return the empty pack- age and we will gladly refund your money.” For 25 years Kellogg’s have stood as the standard of value. Made with a delicious flavor and crispness no others can duplicate. Packed by a method that assures oven-freshness. A com- pletely sealed inside WAXTITE bag—which is a patented Kellogg feature. Kellogg’s are economical, convenient, de- lightful. Remember that where substitutes are offered, it is seldom in the spirit of service. De- mand genuine Kellogg’s in the red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. IM GUMP HAS A LIGNT HEART TODAY AND MILLIE'S HEART 1S LEAPING WITH J0Y= 8 THE DOCTOR HAS 1S FIRST CHANCE ‘To ENTERTAIN SHE DE STROSSES ~— AND HE 1S ANXIOUS ‘TO DO IT INA BIG WAY — ME CAN HARDLY MAKE HIMSELF BELIEVE Yoo Look WONDERFUL, DEAR~ VERY SMART— BUT TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR MOTHER = How BO YoU LIke SHE WAIST UNE ? WE DINNER IS ON = A COMPLETE SUCCESS — AND AS MILLIE'S FTERWARDS TO WOMAN = HER STEP 1S MUSIC= R VOICE A SONG= Hee CROWN OF IN THE MOSPITAL — BIM HAS PLANNED A DINNER AT HIS CLUB FOR YO CELEBRATE HER RECOVERY — THAT HE Is Re SEE @ HE'S AFRAID YOULL GET CHRONIC [2 an WELL, OF = 3 COURSE, I'M FEELING FINE NOW BUT 1 DON'T WANT TO TAKE ANY CHANCES. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THATS WHAT T'M DoW’ Nows BUT SOMEBODY HS BE LAST IN THE PARADE Nuwny, Suvexs !! NNHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE... IT'S ALL IN TH’ BeTTER BE GETTIN’ OuR PARADE ORGANIZED FoR. HARRYS Bie | SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark SPAS eet “A man that’s got the stuff can get a job any time. Take me—I can wear any doorman’s coat in town.” GLEN ULLIN ELECTS |r. Nejon, elected poles magistrate, i Fr eDe h 24, are the new offic Those re- ene eu “De | Marc Jelected include A. J. Bullamore, ®harff, named to the council, and 4: nucas Muggli, G. Gerving. eae === | Horst, Adam Berger, and H. B. Har- per, members of the council. DIES AT GLEN ULLIN Glen Ullin, N. D., March 24.— Henry Geitzen, 58 years old, resident of Glen Ullin since 1885, died here. He leaves his widow and eight chil- dren, including Anna, who resides at Bismarck. “he Se On ne | Stickler Solution ‘ _Stickler Solution | EXPENSIVE. Read the large letters beclwards and you will spell out » boy's name. a “Mis 1S A COMPLETE SURVEY OF THE WAY WE CAN HANDLE \] NOUR ADVERTISING FOR THE COMING POOR OSSIE! SAY! Lume THAT! wHar D0 YOU THINK, ZL AN? PEOPLE WILL THINK I'M A CLOWN... DM WELL, AS LONG AS IT DOESN'T MATTER, TLL PUT You Cov BRING UP TE REAR, RIDIN’ Your, DONKEY, CLARA. WHY, YoU JUST SAID IT DOESN'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE. YOU KNOW, OODLES NEVER 60 BACK ON THEIR WoRD INTERFERENCE! NOW, DADDY, REMEMBER, ‘YOU PROMISED TO TAKE, ME ‘TO A MATINEE AND \T'S TIME ‘TO GO, SO DON'T GET INVOLVED WELL, TI GUESS WE'LL. MANE. TO TAKE TuS UP LATER, MR. AFFEL af40 % WN I ey Uy ts h TLL WIRE BACK Y-—THE MOTTO HE HAS f over His DESK— GETTER BE SAFE Now THAT THATS ‘| ALL SETTLED, TLL GEE YOU TOMORROW ey beatae t “uP! AN’ A GONNA STEP RIGHT CUT AN’ SPENCE 15 ALL RIGHT! DUST BE VERN CAREFUL, AND SEE TWAT WE DOESNT GET EXCITED PLEASE, WASH, NO TEASING. “a SURE GOT A (TS ALL IN TH sPIRIT OF TH’ LOTTA CONFIDENCE 4 THING NEW TOWN! NEW , IN “ERSELE, ‘OUNG- ) FRIENDS! NEW AMBITION. Eetlal New Hope! NEW eau, An’ PNEU-MoNiA — LE ea Don'T KEEP et coat BUTTONED WHAT 1 WANT TO KNOW \o, WHO WIT ME ON RIP WAS WONDERFUL, HE WHIPPED WOLEGANG AND ANOTHER RUFFIAN, EVEN AFTER Tuses WMsELF. —!N COLD Pico! ’e “Mey'D Stor Him Dow ON'T MEAN 4 > z ANYTHING, HONEST V.DION'T. At \QXOu WURT BaD? AW, (T'S JES A UTTLE SCRATCH "THE LEG, SPORT, 2. 1M AWRIGHT, By CRANE NEVER MIND, LES SE “AT Les — MY GOSH! ast AS t vee ie pe Hi A NICE, CLEAN BE! ND PRETTY WURSES FOR THs Gu jy wn eae ‘lee & |