The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1932, Page 9

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1982 T AM SURE THAT YOU WILL FIND THIS ROOM PERFECTLY DELIGHTFUL, MR. BITTERS. WELL, I'LL BE JIGGERED! WHO'S YER NEW BOY FRIEND, EMMY? WELCOME TO OUR NEW HOME SWEET HOME, SWEETHEART! HOW DO YOU LIKE IT? BUT, SWEETHEART, * IF YOU WON'T LISTEN, WON'T YOU PLEASE JUST WAIT AND SEE THIS MISS SCHMALTZ? DUMPED THE IN MULLINS by JITTERS, IS THE NAME J.T. JITTERS— WELL, I HOPE THAT MY WIFE WILL LIKE IT HERE, MISS SCHMALTZ. IT’s TERRIBLE. DON'T EVEN TALK TO ME. I DIDN'T DUMPED IT OUT, KITTY. I DRUNKED IT. WATER OUT OF THAT CROCKERY PITCHER? Frank Willard OH LET ME Do IT, THIS DRAWER ALWAYS SORTA STICKS-I MAY KAYO, THIS 1S MR, JITTERS, oN OUR NEW BOARDER- NOW WHILE I GO DO SOME MARKETING YOU HELP MR. JITTERS UNPACK HIS BAGGAGE. THE LAST avuyY T HELPED UNPACK ONLY GIMME A DIME! CAN YA BEAT A CHEAPSKATE LIKE THAT? ONLY A DIME TO HELP HIM OH, PVE JUST BEEN GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH WHAT IN THE WORLD THE PLACE , HAVE YOU BEEN DOING ANYWAY, JEREMIAH? HE’S WENT AWAY — HIS WAR DEPARTMENT COME AND OH BOY! 'S SHE AJEALOUS WOMAN. HE'S EVEN JEALOUS \ ANO AFTER ALL NO-I THINK 'T IS MY WIFE EMMY MUST COMING IN. KAYO. GOT THROUGH HER MARKETIN' PRETTY QUICK, T HEAR HER STUMBLIN! IN DOWNSTAIRS. / SAN MR. JITTERS, AM T AS HEAVY AS MISS SCHMALTZ SETTIN' ON YER WHAT You'vE BEEN DOING IS IT? THE POOR DIZZY THING. PERHAPS MR, JITTERS DOES ADMIRE .ME, BUT: I AIN'T PLAYING SECOND .- FIDDLE FOR SECOND FIDDLE? HA! EMMY You COULDN'T EVEN BE IN-THAT ORCHESTRA. ‘ODAYS COMIC STAMP MAMIE, WHEN SHE THE TROUBLE I'D GONE To CATCHING THOSE LITTLE. BABY FROGS 1 WAS SAVING } WAS THE SOCIETY LEADER OF THE GAS HOUSE SOCIAL SET.