The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1932, Page 11

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SELL HIM His CAR! RUN ALL RIGHT, FRIEND. JUST WATCH THis! FELLOW COULDN'T HEAR IT THUNDER THE MAN TO HEAR WHEN HE'S OUT WITH YOU, YOU AND YouR | WILLIAM ‘TRYING To BIG MOUTH! COAX THAT THRESHING MACHINE OUT OF THE _ GARAGE. DO YOU WANT THIS IS ODD- SHE DON'T OFTEN COUGH AND SHAKE THIS, WAN. _ SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1982 KAYO, YOUR AUNT MAMIE WANTS THE NEIGHBORS COMPLAIN THAT: THEN THINK tT'S THE FIRE DEPARTMENT DRIVIN' UP WHEN OH-I DON'T MIND A LITTLE NOISE INA CAR, . IF \T WILL RUN. YOU SBE I ONLY USE IT TO TAKE MY WIFE AND MOTHER-IN-LAW FOR RIDES ON SHE GOES UPA HILL LIKE A GIVE ME A HAND, N BROTHER, AND WE'LL TURN HER AROUND. IT'S A PURTIER DRIVE DOWN THAT WAY ANYHOW. Vy NEITHER O10 I. LET'S SEE IF WE CAN FIND ! A LONELY ROAD WHERE . THERE JUST A PUNCH IN THE NOSE AND THEN “L'DION'T LIKE rc) THE WAY “THAT ss - y OFFICER PUSHED N cAR, il HI BILLY IN YouR WELL, KAYO, WHAT DID THE GENTLEMAN . UNCLE WILLIE EYE WHILE HE ISN'T. ANY TRAFFIC OFFER YOUR ‘cons ARGU UT OUT AND TALKED. To.You, SOR COS ROO UNCLE WILLIE? | RUN LIKE SIR. ‘ EVER’ THING. « PRIVATE FIRSTCLASS WH-P,. MULLING OF THE HOME GUARDS DURING “THE GREAT WAR. “No! SHOULDN'TA SAID NUFFIN’ LIKE DAT TO MISS SCHMALTZ, WAL, IT WOULDA BEEN ALOT BETTAH JOKE EF YOU'DA SAID~ “HOW PURTY YOU LOOK, MISS SCHMALTZ” OH:0H - SOMEHOW DAT DON’ SOUND RIGHT NEIDER. If it’s Distinction you’re seek- ing, our tagte and typography will reflect refinement, " We Solicit Your Printing Orders on # Quality, Price and Service Basis. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING DEPT. PHONE 32 A REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL If it’s Sales you're after, we'll power your -printing with ° - SALES IDEAS. If it’s SERVICE you demand we'll deliver on the dot. NT ING