The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1932, Page 10

A HEADACHE is often the sign of fatigue. When temples throb it’s time to rest. If you can't stop work, you can stop the pain. Bayer Aspirin will do it, every time. Take two or three tablets, a swallow of water, and carry-on—in perfect comfort. When you Proven directions for headaches; colds and sore throat; neuralgia, neuritis, etc. Carry these tablets with you, and be prepared. To block a sudden cold on the street-car; quiet a grumbling tooth al the office; relieve a headache in the theatre; ret spare you a sleepless night when it Don’t work with nerves on edge Neves are “jumping.” ‘FO or try all day to forget some nagging And no modern girl needs “time atl pain that aspirin will end in out” for the time of month! Your at Genuine aspirin can do 4 little box of Bayer tablets is sure THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1982 THE GUMPS—OUCH! STERDAY WHEN } DEPOSITED MY ae DIVIDEND CHECK FROM THE YOM y Ve ANDY= YOU HAVEN'T SEEN MY _ WELL - 17 DOESNT in iy is PLACED 1T= GASOLINE ALLEY—GUESS AGAT Sea yee PLEESTA lo wi [4 GOOD LOOKIN Kid, MEETCHA. | JS preasure’s © BUT A HANDSHAKE Like . ALL MINE. COME CN, | SQUINT— YOU'RE GOING DOWN TO THE BARBER SHOP WITH ME oS P WHAT'S THE MATTER, LORAt HAVE’ 1 OPENED MY OH, SQUINT— THIS IS MR. PRIGMIRE. | 1S, AND TAKIN HOL® OF A BoRED TLL HAVE JELLYFISH. | GO.A LOT ON A REGULAR MAN-SIZED HANDSHAKE. MAN BE GOOD COMPANN BUT | WOULDN TT TRUST THAT BIRD VERY FOOT IN IT AGAIN? THAT ISN'T THE BOY FRIEND? PRIGGY 1S A FINE BOY BUT HE Just ISN'T UNDERSTOOD, you ? \) ATED STOCK, FER! 9 CHECK BOOK , HAVE ir aN a CARR Soh ue TRS BANKER MAKE ANY ee PRECAUTION VE LOOKED Ht ONE MEA LOST = | TOOK THE THe CHECKS LOW FOR IT- = Savrcneee OF SIGNING ALE BOOK AND | we CAN'T THINK WHERE } ' harm; just be sure that it is genuine 4 Bayer Aspirin with Bayer on the rq box and on each tablet. telicf for all such pain. Take Bayer Aspirin for any ache or pain, and take enough to end it, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS In every package you'll find It can’t harm you. I DIOGNE ‘EM I M6HT AS WELL SELL ‘EM 4 = Away, Mom..ut 4 OF THE SoRT! TLL |] gusiwess,z aves... AN’ GET SOME MONEY OUT | OSCARS MOTHER opal Ririer Nice 1 HATE T Give OF IT... TLL Pick OUT A PoopLe AN THE / HE HAS THOUGHT ) \WOULONT LET HIM | KEEP 'EM, So HE BROUGHT THEM Back To ME...I BETTER Keep THEM MYSELF POOOLes PUPPIES T JUST ANYONE. NICE PLACE WHERE PEOPLE WHo LIKE 006S ARE APT T% SEE OF SomeBopy TO GWE THEM al THREE PUPPIES, SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark THE BIG SURPRISE! WHAT “On, tT HAPPENED ? m2) hy FY By COWAN : OH, IT WAS TOO ROMANTIC! HANK JUST CARRIED ME OFF LIKE KNIGHTS OF OLD!! NOUNG MAN, THERE'S ONE THING 1 WANT TO KNOW. ARE “OU A POET? HANK, THIS 1S THE MOST PLEASANT SURPRISE OF MY LIFE1 LIKED YOU THE) SUGGESTED FIRST TIME T_ SAW NOU AND 1'M_ PROUD TO HAVE OU FOR A SON-IN-LAW ANK HAS SUST BROKEN THE NEWS TO THE ASSEMBLED MULTITUDE THAT HE, AND NOT HOMER DITTY, \s THE GROOM IN THIS RUN: AWAY MATCH —— SALESMAN SAM Ny SAM, SCRUB eLoors ! BUT THAT’S ENOUGH! WHAT! Don’ ToHA KNOW) QW, DON'T GIT SNOOTY! VA YOUR SUPERIOR J THERE'S NOT MUCH DIE- AROUND HERE? FERENCE BETWEEN You cy green apples.” By SMALL ee You CALL Me COP AN’ (cart You cap! || ONE cetrer! Le Do IT VERSELE, CAP AN’SEE HOW Ye uKe Tl ft Canfield 4 | Runs For Senate o_O By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Mr. and Mrs. Paul C dren called at the Joe Coy homes here Tuesd: Bailey returned to them. Mrs. Abbie McCoy a Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Taylor ai were callers at the Ira Bai Sunday. Dinner guests at the O} Sunday were Mr. and } son and daughter, Mr. Ghylin and family, Miss cobson and Helen W Mr. and Mrs, Jake Fisher a ily spent Sunday at the W. Scott} home. ! Ole and Fred Olson and Dee Bailey | called at the Mable Bailey and P. E.! Patton homes Sunday. Olga Siebel spent Tuesday evening | at the Andy Walker home. | The Canfield school had a picnic} Friday afternoon at the schoolhouse | Sam Berg and daughters Herda and | Bertha and Miss N. Berg called at the} A. F. Ghylin home Friday for Miss! Sarah Berg, who has been staying at} the Ghylin home. of St. Louis, has announced his Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Arena moved’ Candidacy for the republican nomi. | their household goods to the school-! nation for United States senator | house Monday. Ross-will teach the ‘T0™ Missouri. He advocates re. Canfield high school this term. peal of the eighteenth amendment. ‘The Canfield community will have ee dinner at the schoolhouse Tuesday i tie June 7. The public is invited. called at the Walker, McCoy andj} Ira McCoy came home from Car- Lindsey homes Monday evening. rington Monday. He will spend his; Ladies’ Aid will mest at the I. yacation with his mother. Bailey home June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strand spent; Miss Edith Francis and E. Rupp of Saturday evening at the A. Strand | Bismarck called at the Earl Mowder home. | . home Sunday. Ella Schilling and Mary Doyle called | Callers in Regan from here Satur- BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES | 1 KNEW somernin wae WRONG BUT 1 DIDNT DREAM THINGS WERE AS BAD AS BILLY SND THEY WERE 1 WILL ft ey coun . tHe wus’ WOT TLL DO —— 7 —— SUGAR — SOUTH AMERICA — 1 WONDER ~=- 2222 Gee Nl 1 Wis 1 CoulD DO SOME- THIN’ TO WELD Associaved Press Photo Henry W. Kiel, three times mayor Sl TYBSCRERHE Fined Qe mB hod0 1. WASH TUBBS at the Fisher home Saturday. ;day were George Schilling, ‘Harold Fijacer TRIES TO KID WASH AND EASY, NOBO! THE TOUGHER CONVICTS GWES Ve A ME, and Birs. A. Ghylin and fomily | Heinta, Mr.and Mrs. Mower, Mr. OFFERS SYMPATHY. EXCEPT FOR THE HOSTTE Ci ins comPANIONS HE WINKe/“PssTl rae] and Mrs. Ole Wold, Mr. and Mrs. A, F. GLARE OF THE TOUGHER CONVICTS, THEY ARE TOTALLY | Ghylin and Mr. and Mrs. John Moser, ° | IGNORED, PSNI aes eS Try Lydia E. Pinkhem’ I Stickler Solution a E & All worn out .. . splitting headaches - make life hideous every month. She geeds 2 tonic . Piokham’s Lydia E, Vegetable Compound relieves cramps. i