The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1932, Page 9

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1932 A MOTORCYCLE! OF ALL THE SILLY THINGS T WONDER HOW You j MAKE THE THING WELL, UNCLE WILLIE PUSHED ON THAT THING AND SORTA TURNED MULLINS Frank Willard FRANKLY MOONSHINE, I AM A BIT WORRIED PM NOT AT ALL SURE HOW THE LITTLE WOMAN'S GOING TO LIKE IN THE YARD AND SEE WHAT | * UNCLE WILLIE BROUGHT HOME WHILE YOU WAS OUT. UKE I(T, JUST LIKE SHE DOES EVERYTHING ELSE YOU DO, UNCLE WILLIE. WEY! SEE THAT ARE YOu HORT UNCLE \NILLIE? THE IDEA OF PAYING FOR THAT MOTORCYCLE nes 242 PO ly OA oye eh OH I CAN READ ALL RIGHT SILLY— BUT I CAN’T STOP. Good arieF! GET AWAY FROM HERE. SHE’S AFTER US AGAIN. vust A couPLE > OF LUMPS ON YOUR BE. ANN THING Y No-1 DON'T BELIEVE WELL, DON'T SET THERE RUBBERIN’ AT ME, GO SEE WHAT THAT MAN WANTS IN “THE PARLOR. MCJUMPY 1S MY NAME, MRS. MULLINS. DOUBTLESS You HAVE HEARD YOUR HUSBAND SPEAK MR. MSJUMPY IS THE GbY WHICH TALKED ONCLE WILLIE INTO GETTIN’ THAT MOTORCYCLE. SS i se Pat. Off. ; Copyright, 1932, ‘he: Se ia ‘Chicago Tribun Gomie TRADING A NICKEL- STAMP. KANO'S GONNA GET <sos ANOTHER TOOTH KANO CATCHES A PULLED AND HE’S CHARGIN’ TARPON IN THE ALL THE KIDS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD A NICKEL Tv KAYO GOT A WOT YOU SHAKIN’ TOOTH PULLED- _ DAT BANK KAYO GOT FOH, KITTY? A TOOTH PULLED. Z Ree. U.S Pat OF Cony BOE ‘The Chicago Tribune. _ Let The Bismarck Tribune Want-Ad Columns Help You With Your Spring Cleaning Problems