The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1932, Page 10

: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1932 : THE GUMPS— WE HAVE WITH US TODAY RST REAL HAIR COT IN YEARS = THE FIRST SHAVE IN MONTHS — HOT ‘TOWELS ON HIS FACE = A FASIAL MASSAGE = NAILS One THOUSAND DOLLARS - CASH - 1S WHAT TOWNSEND ZANDRI PAWNED MENRIETYA'S PEARL NECKLACE FOR= NE HAS IT IW HIS POCKET= THAT AND THE PAWN _TICKET= AND 1S OUT E RIP_ROARIN’ GOOD TIME — GNE ME A SNAVE = HAIR CUT- MASSAGE =) Row - YOU GRY HE IDEAS aN ; ( (CE A _SPENDYHRIFT ~ u A SEND THRIFT =. MONEY NEVER ||| DID STAY IN TOWNSEND'S HANDS ROR ANY LENGTH) OF TIME = FLASNILY DRESSED IN THE NEW SUIT WE ORDERED ‘ ne — EL — a é : : 4 GASOLINE ALLEY—SO GEORGE DID IT? ee 7m AA Se an WASHINGTON WORE [fT ON HIS FRONTIER J UNTIE BLOSSOM, AGAIN 1 MY INDIAN SE tant SORT OF SUT. THIS INDIANS UNL OME Sn A iS ll aac \F (T WASN'T FOR THANKFUL FIGHTER SUIT, | MADE mt OUT OF BUCKSKIN AND To WEAR } FOR HIS COLONIAL TROOPS. THE LONG GEORGE WASHINGTON | FOR GEORGE UNCLE WALT. J'| THE BACKWOODSMEN COPIED rT, IT To TROUSERS WERE MORE PRACTICAL THAN MANBE UNCLE WALT | WASHINGTON! , 17 1S REALLY ONIN HONTING PA SGA tre ee eS a WOULD BE WEARING SHIRT AND SOME OF THE BRITISH TROOPS ADOPTED KNEE PANTS. LEGGINGS. <4 TT. IN THAT WAY IT GOT TO ENGLAND % BANID PERHAPS THAT'S WHY WE ALL WEAR LONG Sermon theme is “Forgetting God.” Spend the 8 | Will see th ; FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS H WASN'T THIS A KEEN SWELL, OSSIE... a { y's€e, TIS way IDEA OF MINE...GETTIN / I HAVE ALL OF es } Poo % T THIS PIANO Box TO ( WOULDN'T OF faethe BORE [sup POODLE Away " MIND GOING BESIDES, SUE CAN ScE Res ; ae IN ALL THE SCENERY myseir !! orp ) NELL,GosH! YEAH... HANE YOu THAT \NE SHOULDA END IN THE RIGHT PLACE? I'M GOING T NAIL IT you wave >) reorir | (HEY! Hc HANE ONE More, ) RIGHT HERE, | ON" TM |Yer..PooDLe — / gay! THaTss || NAILED WOULD GET ouT IN HERE THROUGH THERE, " @ avor. Pp service. at Fortifica- 5—Evening we Sermon, “God's nesday, 7:45—Mid-week prayer ORGE'S EPISCOPAL and Rev. id Pie Eighth Sunday 9:00 a. m.—Hol: sermon. r venth i Christ Church, Mandan: Services for the coming week as ‘ 11:00 a. Mountain Time)— | follows: b Morning pra on, Sunday, July 17 s 9:30 a. m. Classes ole ates © at 10:39. Subject, ¥" (continued), by Miller. gelistic service at Remember,” by Pas- Hiller. night at 8 o'clock—|—— ng. e ht at 8 o'clork—Christ's | MOM’N POP service and Bible study. Ys welcome at the Come and bring The 3 o'clock, by the service of worship at 10:30, tor will preach on “My Liveth,”| The evening serv A x the pastor speaking of the Leisure Hour.” G The musical service in the morning a is as follows: THIS 1S HOT, DIZZY--- THE DIDN'T YOU HEAR? THE! LISTEN, TELL HIM (Foster) grace Duryee Morri: 5 papantet), Grace Duryes, Mors | FURNITURE MAN HAS CHICH HECK TOOK MY BOSS COULDN'T KEEP THERE'S A GUY HERE Done" (Vail). i AWAKE NIGHTS AGAIN. 1 CHAIR AWAY FRO! UP THE INSTALLMENTS FROM SOME ac perertoy “Heavenly Vision” KNOW HOW WE CAN GET WIS ON SOME OF THE OFFICE. FURNITURE ns Scale wy i Vocal solo, “Spirit of Goa" during July pilapade So so : EQUIPMENT, $0 THEY TOOK linger), Clara Peltier W . will be held c Orga” postlude, “Sortie” (Salome). a. mM . the Sunday | yr 4 In thd evening: nd the Sunday school teach- | g Organ prelude, jong of Content- together, Old Testament | U ment” (Mueller). ‘ G used to illustrate the | a Offertory, “Melody in F” (Shelley). Will be the subject Organ postlude, “Allegretto” ing service. Al (Read). dock at 2p. m. We cordially invite you to worship with us. iT EPISCOPAL ater, Pastor ‘TRINITY LUTH - Avenue A at ip, 10:30. 5 Opie 8. Rindahl, ‘or “Statley March” A “There is a cordial welcome at} i Ie Trinity.” | “T Found Him in My Eighth Sunday after Trinity: 1 Church school, 10 a.m. + “Over the Hills” ; Chol tnthemesThe King of Love| wraith n My Shepherd Is” (Gounod), | . district | ie ana) | Soi, 12:00 noon. Classes |SALESMAN SAM : i SALI ing . “Adoration” (Cum- HEY, BUTTINSKY, WHaoDA Z B——— "= = “Bells of Praise” (Fetrie), | Ye SELLIN TDN 2 SPINACH! g - HERE YA ARE,FOLKS : ¢ 4 ; nce 5 coe / Y FALSE WHISKERS! offertory, “Buona Notte” Sa eeie f ra CA 3 Zi A F. Chiang. super- ress westst| //<@"" “@ y 4g ] 9 . i di Chima. = eee | # iy, /, 2 4 re postlude, esignation” ee) oes) aie = = _ tae F: kK) 5 (Heyser): » De naam eG : nae if FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Ty ie D wt W ips fi se f : b las ) Sunday I 10:30 a. m. > 1 5 , , B.U, pic, i Bit hey f iene low Sihe ‘Teachings of Tesuk PY f vee the F d» P oe 1 sung: peole: ee By MARTIN Salvation meeting.| A. rite Kenneeeont thel 1 AM SORRY iF One i g sg — |piano, Seon oe Bee fay Nee HE WAS BEEN IN POOR BEALTIA OU AND 1 BOTH KNOW THAT SANTA “Y f NO, SENOR -- 1M 1 i af { Wii LATELY ANO UNABLE To CONDUCT BARSO PROPERTY 19,0R WAS, THE J TELLING You! 1 } KNOW ANYTHING ff WANT To ore ! HO BUSINESS AS HE ORDINARILY BIGGEST AND BEST ORGANIZED WASNT BORN THS ABOUT THE SANTA THE OWNER WOVLD -——> SO 1 AM BATTING IN Rubber Stamps feditation, “ete Candie Cnder a Y ; BARBO SUSAR = | HAPPENS To BE HIS PLACE We Make Them Commercial Service, Inc. Hoskins Block Phone 400 OUTFIT WW TH PART OF THE country! B MORIN VT 19 INDEPENDENT, SELE SUSTAINING caer ce AND A MONEY MAKER | Now! BIA. VL JO A RPE AD TOOK YOu INAS HIS PARONER Z s, AGE 50 LET'S AND RECENTLY YOU STEPPED our! SNE TIME AND WARAT T WANT TO KROW 16 — GET DOWD To WHY , ww THAT TE, FAAS IT } FLOPPED ? OD WILL HAVE A PERSONAL ¥ Yo StE THE FRIEND OF i) aigude aot ave aceee alee OWNER { home our church extends a invitation to attend our sum- HURCH OF CHRIST (Scientist) Bismarck Shoe + ner Fourth St, and Ave. C Hospita! servion nt i100 a, ie | . “Life.” We Rebuild school at 9:45 a. m. day evening testimonial We Do Not Cobble “ : meeting at 8 o'clock. We Resole with “K. U ‘A reading room maintained at 119% Leather Fourth St. is open da except Sun- day, from 12 to 5 p. m.; Sunday, 3 to Burman’s Shoe H < 1 2 Aare Reems ie, attend the m2 ta church services and to make Geo o Hels) Sal the reading oom. | WASH TUBBS i ; LE FEVRE OVERHEARS! Radium is said to be more abund- I AM FREE. MY HEART EES FULL WEETH BUT HOW YOU GOING ; Ow ove: . KIPPER SU ; Bae Le meimenie BE Beep Ores Hol SONG. AH, TO SINK, MY FRAN, ZAT I TO GET BACK 7D FRANCE, RE SENIFER SMPDEMLY 2, Hone ome WHO KNOWS? DPERMAP S WEEL AGAIN SEE MY BELOVE’ HOMELAND, PIERRE, WITHOUT A. Boo ny IF YOU HAF ENOUGH —_._________-+ MY LEETLE GRAND-DAUGHTER. PASSPORT? isi TAKE YOU To FRANCE SS PORT ? | Stickler Solution | ; Jou MRE mire MYSELF. Glasses Prescribed The eye 1s an organ you ean't ‘afford to neglect. Dr. H. J. Wagner Optometrist “Offices Opposite the a. P. Hote! since 1914 TIT TERING HITHERTO orr. © 1832 9) JASY SQUIRMS UNCOMFORTABLY, AND RECALLS HOW A GUARD REFERRED To LE FEURE AS THE BIGGEST SALA ty GUIANA,