The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1932, Page 10

WELL = TILDA = = WNEN ‘THEY YOU SNOULD Mf Siiiwoncee ME All, Flies Die All Mosquitoes ... At a Touch of This Perfumed Mist . . . Based on Flowers of Japan here is a spray based on an ex- can’t escape if Fly-Tox is used tract of Japanese flowers. It was rightly—to fill the whole room availed A Lone pee! Ke with that floating mist. Industria search by Rex Re- yy, rn ch ly-Tox, at a cost of 1 or 2 cents, search Fellowship. Ten yearsand yids a foom completely of these over $100,000 have been spent in deadly pests. perfecting it, x ‘ This is the latest, most efficient, ra aaicte Hine ne most economical way to free your fills the room with a cloud of per- {yume and keep it free—from fumed mist, harmless to people, {nese germ-bearing insects. They etattinds to aythin contaminate all foods they touch ee ce —infect when they bite. They de- it flower extract is deadly stroy over 40,000 lives per year, and mosquitoes. It kills mostly lives of children. Employ ‘quickly at a touch. And they it liberally and often to be safe. GASOLINE ALLEY—IT WAS A BIG NIGHT W y, Z - es QLVTLD_???. Beate Ve ee ton) FLY-TOX ONLY fincx. WH WAVE BEEN AT THE = VTHOUGNT THE CROWD POLITICAL MEETING WOULD CO WILD — TONIGHT WHEN & AND WNEN } GOT | MADE MY THROUGH You COULD SPEECH — > HEAR HEM CHEERING AND YELL A A Rex R 1K Piedoet BOSTON WERE ex Research Produc TOUNGE Use Fly-Tox only, and always in on flies in our laboratory. Its po- ASTOONDED NEXT aR : 6 R . MORNING To SEE a new-type Fly-Tox spreayer. tency is guaranteed by every Then every stroke will release dealer. Use nothing less efficient FOUR FORTS LOOKING pa y ~ into the air some 150,000 particles when the safety of your home is DOWN ON THEM FROM ee ¢ Ty, » GEE, THIS WAITIN’ of spray. at stake. Fly-Tox is sold every- | DORCHESTER HEIGHTS = . f LIA ¢ A . GAME 1S TOO SLOW FOR Fly-Tox is efficient beyond all ee throughout the, ; saat / WHERE THERE U4 7 4 ME! IF 1 WAS RUNNIN’ compare. It is all-perv gy quick armless to people. Stainless. =) ‘ A LU | ¥ P : and economical. Ev d y the M of Moth-Tox. HAD BEEN NONE J 7 y B 1T FD HAVE A BATTLE. THE DAY ana ————— cease BEFORE. x SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark | ATTACK THE FORTS IMMEDIATELY BUT TORRENTIAL RAINS MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR TWO DAYS TO MOVE TROOPS ACROSS “THE WATER. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS & SHucKS! I wish IL CouLD ; tN Pes 7 WATCH WHERE THEY FL INVENT... I'D SHOW p ae “ott & THROW THEIR OLD ve PL _ostae " a CHEWING Gum! s ’ A BAG OF TRICKS! { WELL, 1 CAN'T GO UNTIL I FIND THE 2-H, HERE'S THE COMPACT _f GREAT GRIEF! How DID CHICKS THERE. THAT'S DONE! DOOR KEY. WHERE DID 1 PUT AND--- WHY, FOREVERMORE! IT's /[ KNIFE GET IN MY BAG AND --- NOW WHAT THE r i WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME? 1" THAT CAKE RECIPE THAT T'VE BEEN OW! HERE'S THE RECEIPT FoR WECK WAS & MISLAID MY COMPACT AND LOOKING ALL OVER FOR--AND AGUSTA'S A THE FURNITURE BILL}! TLL a) DOING ? NEW PURSE AND----- NEW PHONE NUMBER--I MUST PUT IT IN THE, FILE THAT THIS MINUTE!! COULD I HAVE PUT ALL ROOK AND MY KISS-PROOF LIPSTICK---- AND THOSE THINGS ? WERE'S MOTHER'S WRISTWATCH-~ TLL ‘] e CALL HER--- | “Oh, we've become regular old farmers since we bought this place.” | = i z 1 i i | Wie | om | it p itr fn Saas st \ Nee ere uttianTUIILULAGER UT t ‘ SS ~ + m Colorado, SALESMAN SAM (2% IS ONE OF THE | UY BRUSHES, FoLKs, WILL PoLIsH Yer) THATS A MY_BRUSHES, FoLKs, WILL POLISH YER TEETH a { ] s! RGOT! (' BEST ORAL | TEETH WITH ONE SWisH- MaKe ’em /ereTTy Gooo| | with ONE Swish” MAKE’EM LIKE TH’ STARS Wee ne Eee Ce ae NATURAL LIKE “TH STARS ABOVE -NO WoRRY I /LINE! I'LL USE | | ABOVE—NO WORRY! NO Question ABOUT I(T! ; PHENOMENA OF THE ONITED STATES, AND WAS MADE A NATIONAL MONUMENT | NO QUESTION @BOUT IT! TH’ BEST IT MYSeLe! BRUSH ON TH’ maRKeET! ‘TH’ BEST BRUSH ON “TH MaRKET! “JouN Quite as INACCESSIBILITY ‘ONLY A FEW FLORIST PEOPLE HAVE EVER SEEN (T/ FARM ANIMALS he ARE BEING PLACED IN ZOOS, IN ey THE LARGE CiTiEs, AND CiTy-BRED UDDIES CHILDREN FIND THEM To BE AS MUCK : Er Ae Be AIS Boss PETE HERE'S MEcoAGE | owe wr |] WHAT? lll BOOTS HASNT , FROM FANAMA AIRPORT ! Yo ME,// ARRIVED THERE !! AND sHes x MEBBE Goop LONG OVERDUE , RIGHT NOW | b THAT CAN MEAN ONY ONE | ,—F TRING ~ SHES = HAVE GEEN SEEN Sow : Ele 100 MLES AT SEA... ere oF ok: ni. inn ‘aly Ae ree ~ jen the heart before he settled down. } There's one thing certain, David and ; 1 are happy and his other heart af- | fairs are behind him.—Aimee Semple 2 yA | McPherson-Hutton, of Angelus Tem- *' ple. ‘Tear bombs can’t unmake Commu- REAL PRINCES nists because you can’t fill a man’s) Philadelphia—Chestnut Hill Acad- ‘tear "t| emy is entertaining royalty as stud- eee wie zo 2 eon ents. Enrolled at the school are pos ese aire Ena Cha- Hl andhu, , Ol jam. ‘he: > 3 Esa A ibe iatonee tngation io erat IT'S GETTING To BE \/ OW, THIS ISNT SO BAD, IN FACT, FORA NAH! BUT EVEN 50, TAKE WT EASY AND LET THe, ington, but will return to school with | i/ A DAWGONE HABIT. LATIN AMERICAN JAIL. If's DOWNRIGHT 3 © TMOSE Stow, cot) | GOVER'MENT FEED US, maKe the opening of fall term. < i NO SOONER DO WE GET pELES ANT. WAY, BOY, THIS TIME WE GOT h_ FADE-OUTS. 3 ™me sagt irda THE L Sihg? OES RCC per NPY poameaes \ OUTA ONE BUM JAI moa A PRINATE ROOM ; fl AMERICAN Con: AND | Stickler Solution { . SITE ROOM VAT Bea Pipehgae tl UNTIL WE'RE DUMPED : MOSQUITOS. THAT'S ALL WE ie IN ANOTHER, Y hd j CAN Do,