The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1932, Page 10

rT Ny u Ra ICK HEADACHE?” Ir is not necessary to give-in to headaches, It is just a bit old- N fashioned! The modern woman who € feels a headache coming on at any [8 time, takes some tablets of Bayer Aspirin and heads it off. Keep Bayer Aspirin hand keep your engagements. He: systemic p: ient times. So do colc in, you'll get Teal * ath oe you get rea oo Mer Ce Ey relief. Tn nackage of genuine Oe farmless form of relict. Ba ¢ proven directions BAS our puree and insu which cover headaches, cold Bal Wille’ shopping: sore throat, toothache, neuralgi ' Rvs pletnure at the’ : neuritis, sciatica, rheumatism, ete. 4 nagging aches that bring ac ‘The tablets stamped Bayer won't ent “nerves” by day are ended in a fail you, and can’t harm you. They ste jiffy. Pains that once kept people don’t cd! s the heart. They don’t to ome are forgotten half an hour upset t ich. So take them all after taking Bayer Aspirin! You'll! whenever you ne them, and take © find these tablets always help. If enough to end the pain, rac the for dix wi ne sw po ie = ‘ " " ‘ “| SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark | M - anes ———— Di Te di be Rade wAamng wa A Oh He A 2 “What's the idea, Lydia? You promised you wouldn't always avoid me if I'd get a job.” —— Soe THIS CURIOUS WORLD - OFF THE COAST OF \ NEWFOUNDLAND ACABLE REPAIR SHIP PULLED UP A BROKEN CABLE AND FOUND A WHALE on iT/ THE CABLE HAD PIERCED THE WHALE'S MQUTH AND WAS: THOROUGHLY LOOPED AROUND ITS BoDy. The OSAGE ORANGE TREE (S STRICTLY AN AMERICAN, WITH {TS CENTER OF DISTRIBUTION NEAR THE OZARK MOUNTAINS, YET iTS NEAR- EST RELATIVE (S THE BREAOFRUIT TREE OF THE SOUTH SEAS. CAN BE TOLD BY THE LENSTH OF its NOSE! THe OLDER THE MONKEY..THE LONGER THB NOSE. ° * and sons, Steve Koppy and daughter, | Regina, James Heer, Steve” Unger,} ‘ Hampton : Herman Backhaus, Sr., and Godfrey + Grenz. Charles Brennen of Linton called at the Porter Umber home Saturday. Miss Anne Chesrown spent several Ted Schnaible accompanied MY. | Gays in Linton this week. | and Mrs. Leonard Satheran of Linton : tl to Max the latter part, of the week for! viii Bunda. ie a x Mr. an irs. Porter Umber. an John Yetter of Linton is visiting at | o1a¢ Kndtson left Saturday noon for the Ted Lawler home. of | North Branch, Minn., where they Ferdinand Kiemele took @ load of! were called by the death of ‘their begs to Linton Saturday. brother, Arno Knudtson. Miss Hilda Schiermeister is staying) yy and Mrs. Steve Koppy and fee Sennen’ ‘Grens ‘houe. daughters, Frances, Regina and Ger- Pauline Koppy is visiting at : day at the Prank the Jobn Rebenitsch, Jr., home near | Hid, spent, Sunday at the Grenz and chil- By ELIZABETH KOPPY at The ground hog and the wooa- chuck are the same animal, the for- mer name being given to the anima! in the east. T. = CONTINUED = FROM, ~_YESTERDAY-2 @ijuen SOM GAVE NENRIETTA THAT STRING OF PRARLS - IT WAS. A GIFT FROM THE NEART — HE PURCHASED ENORM PRICE BUT IT 1S THE ‘SENTIMENT MAKES THEIR. REAL VALUE TO HENRIETTA~ SHE WOULD SOONE! PART WITH LIFE THAN THIS GIFT FROM TOM — HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1932 THE GUMPS—STOP THIEF! LEBCEF IN NORTHERI PENNSYLVANIA NEAR LAKE ERIE, DELIVERED HIS MESSAGE FROM Cov. DINWIDDIE DEMANDING THE FRENCH LEAVE THE ENTIRE INLAND COUNTRY AND RECEIVED ONE IN RETORN ANNOUNCING THEN INTENDED TO STAN. 00 oo ; DID YOU FIND OUT WHO SENT FROM CASABA, ARIZONA 2 WASHINGTON FOUND THE FRENCH GENERAL ST. PIERRE, AT FORT. you Te Letter \ HARRY REDFIELD! THE NIGHT We MISSED ‘1 ASKED. You A DOZEN TIMES TO STOP AND THINK SALESMAN SAM IS IS MY PLACE, ) YEAH?! GBUTTINSKY — SCRAM! Sar OPEN For! -- BIZN) HER MIND 1S OCCUPIED WITH OTHER THINGS AND 1 WANT XOU TO HAVE MORE CONSIDERATION FOR GLADYS,SO JUST LET THIS PEARL BUSINESS DROP HERE WE GET IN DUTCH WITH OUR FRIENDS WHEN, ALL THE TIME, THE PEARL WERE IN HER SHOE HEM 1 : wy by a NE GIVES You JEWELR = : ENTER MONEY = EVERYTHING THAT YOuR HEART DESIRES= WHILE E - ZANDER ~ WALK THE STREETS IN RAGS SHE FIEND - AND POVERTY = A TRAMP = STARVING = ALONE “AND PENNILERS = | % iii We MOST GBT WOUR Ww OR H We HERES INDIANS TOGETHER COURTEOUSLY “OR oy BUT teal ST. PIERRE DID EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO GET THE SUPPORT OF THE INDIANS AWAN FROM v . HIM AND ALMOST SUCCEEDED By COWAN > | J 1 WHY, HE SAYS RIGHT 1) tow... | COULDNT Guess! NOT HARRY GEE. SOMETIMES HERE THAT HES BUT, SHVUS gut r cant REDFIELD WHo CERT I WONDER IF HE Lonesome For A Beatty || HE GAVE Joe ho getween!| REENBESS: GAVE POODLE Ved lie) AE IS SORRY THAT HeR...I BETCHA THINK || POODLE TO ] omy ues « ) To You! war c; HE GAVE PoopLe , ME FOR, f THAT HE'D DID HE SAY? LRA Er (GALE keeps! | Le To E Ns HWE HER | “ NEVERTHELESS, UNDER THE C\RCUMSTANCES, AND WHAT ARE THE COPS GOING T'SAY WHEN I TELL THEM 2 Now, FOLKS, TH’ POINTS O (AY PINS ARE GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY |! AN’ HERE'S MORE PROOF Z LOOKIT THIS!! Rs HEARING BoCTS’ STORY, PETE OFFERED TO HANDLE THE WHOLE AFFAIR AND TO DO ALL HE COLLD YO SYRAGITEN OUT BINS BOSINESS BOTRERS p ; 1 PONT SPOSE THERES Much THAT PETE CaN,00, BUT HES AN OL’ PEACH T'IRY! 1 DUNNO — HES SUCH A CALM, CAPABLE , NO FOOLIN’ HOMBRE .% UST SORTA RANE CONFIDENCE IN WOTENER HE SAYS HELA 00 WASH TUBB%s | AN A TLE GUITY , TCOME WAY | ‘DOWN HERE , THOLSANDS OF MILES 7 — AN HE RAONT ousT PUT ‘EM LP SINCE 1 CAME ETHER ‘CAUSE 1 NOTICED ‘EM FIRST GEEEE — WT MAKES ME FEEL SWELL, FROM HOME, NFIND PICTURES OF ME SITTIN’ AROUND EANWHILE, HOWEVER, THE GUARDS BEGIN THE CHASE, EVERY POSSIBLE AVENUE OF ESCAPE Is TO BE CLOSED. ONE LAUNCH SPEEDS DOWN-STREAM, ANOTHER UP-STREAM. WYLSELESS MESSAGES ARE SENT OUT,. REQUESTING THE DUTCH OFFICIALS TO CUT THEM OFF IF THEY CROSS THE RIWER,