The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1932, Page 7

wont BE BISMARCK. ~ WELL, THIS 1S A PLEASURE, PROFESSOR. PERMIT ME ‘TO PRESENT MY OH, PROFESSOR, Do You THINK NOU COULD THINK YOU'RE -TALWIN’ TO, A BUM OR SOMETHIN’? UNCLE WILLIE- I WANT You To MEET PROF. PEEPINO, THE : 7 YOU Ul TO ™, WPF Two coLars Easy? ALL YOU HAVE TO 00 IS SLEEP ALL AFTERNOON IN WHY YES, IRS. MULLINS, T SHOULD SAY THAT YOU WOULD BE A VERY SIMPLE SUBJECT. MY SHOW WINDOW ‘To \BBITY ZIPPITY, SIZZITY ZAzz! HA! tHe UTTLE LADY’ SURE OF THAT, T MUST SAY THAT THIS IS VERY UNUSUAL,MR. MULLINS, BUT A DOLLAR’S A DOLLAR. THESE POKER MEAN ME GOT NO PRIDE, MISS SCHMALTZ. I'VE GOT A BIG NOTION TO FIRE YOU, MAMIE! HANE YOU NO PRIDE? PUTTING ME To BED. - WITHOUT OPENING THE WINDOW—I CAN'T SLEEP WITHOUT SH AIR. TSK TSK TSK: 1vT MUST se - PROFESSOR? WELL FOR THE PITY SAKES! LAYING THERE SRRAWLED OUT IN THAT FURNITURE STORE WINDOW— AND THEY SAID You'D BEEN SLEEPING THERE ALL AFTERNOON. HYPNOTIST. POSITIVELN— OF COURSE I WILL WAKE HER UP IMMEDIATELY. aa Van JUST PUSH HER OVER TO THAT FURNITURE STORE MIND. TVE GOT TO GO THERE TO GET YOUR DOLLAR, REMEMBER I OWE ‘fou A DOLLAR, SIR. ITS CLOSING I GUESS “TIME — AND TO BETTER) SUPPER WITH WILLIE YOU'RE THREE ME, BUCKS AHEAD oF ' 2) PROFESSOR, THE GAME AND I . AND WAKE HER OWE YOUR WIFE Ea UP THERE. $289-FOR HER — AOVERTISING. SQUINT THROUGH THE KEYHOLE QUICK, PROFESSOR- AND SEE IF OU CAN CATCH HER EVE AGAIN. Reg. U.S. Pat. Of; ¥ 8g ty The Chisago Tribune: wat i weet.