The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1932, Page 8

Schilling Happy wives make good coffee in the morn- | | | ing. Wise wives buy | good coffee in the i beginning. Lucky | LS wives have found Schilling Coffee. Have you? 1 | 1 Schilling és the one coffee roaster in America who | specializes in making fine coffee exclusively. | : \ Wings NS the Morning! Cs - 21992 BY NEA SERVICE INC. REGU. S. PAT. OFF. “wei, boys, I graduated here myself 190 10 PARTICIPATE IN JAMBOREE HERE Boy Scouts Will Have Annual ing, firebuilding, string burning, wa- fe q ter boiling, nail driving. relay jumps, Contests in Bismarck verbal message relays, dressing race, Next Saturday 'boree committee. including John Kar- asiewicz, Torolf Johansen and Ful- ton, which was appointed by District Chairman Charles Liessman. Contests will begin at 2 p. m. at the city athletic field. First on the program are the team events—fire- man’s carry relay, care of broken lighted candle relay, and tug-o'-war. These will be followed by the indi- vidual contests, which include send- ing and receiving in signal, knot ty- One hundred fifty Capital City Boy ing, scout’s pace race and bugling Scouts will participate in the first contest. Bismarck district jamboree here next The public is invited to witness Saturday afternoon, according to W. the contests, Fulton said. G. Pulton, area executive. Scouts will cook their own evening Ten troops will be represented in Meals out-of-doors and participate in the competition. kittenball games in the early evening. Arrangements for the affair are be- bc day's ee as hie be simaxed 5 pre, . With a campfire and court of honor Seere meres by. the. special jam program, at which badges of all ranks will be awarded to scouts whe | have earned them. This jamboree will end the series of four district jamborees held during \ the last few weeks under the jurisdic- |tion of the Missouri Valley Area ; council. Jamborees already have been | Staged at Glen Ullin, Hettinger and ; Mandan this year. BAKING [ POWDER Spe PRICg FOR OVER 40 YEAR? Guaranteed pure |i: and efficient. =f USE : fess than of high priced brands. WILL GET COMMISSIONS Grand Forks, N. D., May 25.—Three ; Missouri Slope students are among 32 | University of North Dakota seniors ; who will receive commissions as re- serve officers at the annual Reserve Officers Training Corps convocation | Thursday. They are Duane Davis, Bismarck; John Robinson, Garrison; and Charles Webster, Bucyrus. Stickler Solution | | a. 4 i The dealer gained $5. A gain of 40 { per cent of the $100 cost would make | | the sale price $140. Seventy-five per i cent of the sale price, or what he collect- ed, would be $105, or $5 more than the cost, ac JONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY — INDY GUMP ARMED Yo TNE TEETH MAS CONCEALED HIMSELF IN TOM CARR'S YARD WHERE ME WILL SPEND YHE NIGNT- UNBE~- KNOWN TO TOM OR ANY LIVING SOUL - YO CATCH THAT PROWLER-| HIS GUN 1S LOADED WITH BUCK SHOT— HIS FINGER IS >) RHE HOURS AND TNE MINUTES =. NO SOUND= MARDLY A BREATH OF AIR STIRRING = SUDDENLY THE TWIG OF A TREE SNAPS = NE THOUGHT NE NEARD A FOOT STEP: IT STARTED ANDY'S TEETH CHATTERING: ON THE TRIGGER- COUSIN WALT 1s COUSIN WALT MEANT — HE'S HEARD SOME OF AROUND ABOUT PRIGGY. BUT THEN'RE NOT TRUE. PRIGGY HAS TOLD ME THEN'RE NOT. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I DOW'T THINK So... HE'S ACTED QueEeR EVER SINCE HIS BIG DOG DISAPPEARED... You DOW'T THINK HE AND OSCAR COULD HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED, Do You FATHER AND. MOTHER. ARE GREATLY CONCERNED OVER, WIS ABSENCE FROM HOME... THEeyve CALLED THE NEIGHBoRS, BUT None HAVE SEEN HIM ALL MOM’N POP LADYS HAS JUST BROKEN THE NEWS TO J. FULLER AYER, THAT HOMER DITTY WAS A GUEST AT HER SURPRISE i‘ PARTY AND THAT, | EVEN NOW, AGUSTA IS IN HIS COMPANY anim @) rv DOET HEDE TO MEET AGUSTA, HED WITH ME WAS TO GET HER AWAY FROM HIM BLUNT, LORA, BUT HE HAS YOUR INTEREST AT HEART. HE MAY VvOu MEAN VOU INVITED THAT GOOD-FOD-NOTHING HOLLOW-HEADED WHEN THE REASON I BROUGHT 2, EPNEN ALL WAS QUIET AGAIN] wT A BETTER VIEW NECMENED FORWARD = THERE WAS A RUSYLE IN “THE BUSHES | } DIRECTLY AHEAD OF HIM | Ee COMING = INAND IN THR DIM MOON LIGHT | HE SERS THE FIGURE OF A MAN STANDING - NOT THREE PACES FROM NIM = ITIS A TENSE: MOMENT = ANDY SYEADIE'S HIMSELF — TAKES AIM AND WAITS = = pees os WOMAN TO WOMAN HE WANTS ME 70 Give PRIGGN UR AND A WEEK OR TWO AGO THAT WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN DIFFICULT, BUT 'M AFRAID, COUSIN PHYLLIS, YOU'RE JUST SORRY FOR HIM BECAUSE YOu THINK COUSIN: WALT 1S UNFAIR TO HIM, THAT'S ALL, LORA. 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