The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1932, Page 8

THE B ISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1932 Coniesete THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE omesim ° STILL THESE ARE PRETTN GOOD size ONCLE WALT. he 1 THOUGHT THEN WERE BIGGER THAN EE ait 'T MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE BEING CHANGED BN A WITCH INTO A LILLIPUTIAN OR A PYGMY OR SOMETHING IMAGING 'M JUST AS HIGH AS A MATCH — OR BIG AS GREAT SCOTT! HE'LL GET LOST IN NO TIME BIN THIS NW) LABYRINTH. AUNTIE BLOSSOM, IF WE SAW & SQUIRREL I'LL BET HE'D BE Rh THAT HIGH! THAT CAN'T BE RIGHT. THEY MUST BE OVER THIS WAN. GOSH, THESE TREES ALL LOOK ALIKE! “HAT ROAD'S A THOUSAND MILES THINK .THAT COULD gf PHONEY NICKEL, GH! WELL [| THEN DON'T OFTEN WISH of, FUNNIEST ~THE Comic Strips iS ALMOST A WHOPPER. 7, SKEEZIX, WALT’) f HE MOSTA'T / WANDER OFF § A INTO THESE & "Mm GLAD NOU'RE BACK, SKEEZIX. ONCLE WALT WENT To THERE'S THE HORN — THAT MEANS HE'S 1 FOUND. SOUNDS OVER IN THIS CH THERE You Are! 'M GLAD You're ONCLE WALT, You WOULDN'T HAVE LOST er Keg US. Pat. Of + Copyrig by The Chicago Trhus HERE'S ANOTHER STAMP oF THE GASOLINE ALLEY SERIES KIDS! COT IT CUT AND SAVE (T! Reg, U.S. Pat Of. : Copyright, 1932 by The Clucago Tribune: Comic Strips DAILY Pages of Sunday Comics in Every Saturday's Issue Appearing in The Bismarck Tribune 4