The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1933, Page 8

8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1983 P " THE GUMPS—AFTER THE BALL IS OVER EARTS A FLAME = "RM ~ NO SOONER HAD "BIN LEFT THE ROOM THAN ANDY PICKED UP THE BOOK THAT MILLIE HAD LEFT GRA COVER YO COVER - ANDY BID U8 PART — [psd and ONE NOUR TO LIVE = ‘70 LOVE: KISS we IT GOES ON _ ars By F To wi id SY IN BIM'S CAR = pietoctat SUCH LOVE SICK ROT- SUCH TRASH @ pesreeay * WOW COULD ANY- ONE WASTE TIME READING STUFF ‘ LIKE SHAT = SAYS ANDY = — ee Se neues Pee AN GASOLINE ALLEY— THE COPS HAVE IT SE Fone \(° LOOK, JOE, rut cg aa BET A NICKEL NSO THAT'S THE CAR WO! PA _ THAT WAS STOLEN ADMIT FROM THOSE KIDS. ‘ ©1992 ay Nea Senor “Thought I oughta warn you, Horace, in case you are serious about Miss Wells. She's not so sure of her job here.” A CROSS SECTION! ‘COME ON! JUST WATCH SERIS LIVE IN A RUDE BOWER, MADE OF MESQUITE LINES, EAHEIR ONLY TOOLS ARE THE HUPF AND ‘ MY FINGER... KNOW COVERED WITH BRANCHES, SHELLS, BITS OF TIN,ETC. JA CRUDE. WOODEN AWL-WITH THEM THEY FOR A GOOF.....A STRANGE LAZY TRIBE......WHILE,ON THE OTHER HAND, THEY ARE. BEYOND A DOUBT, THE FASTEST | RUNNERS ON EARTH—— ‘< i y, " A BUDAPEST, Led se WHAT I'M AFTER IS THE BIG OF HUNGARY ISA TWIN ClTY | SACK.1'M ACCUSTOMED T'BG- BUDA BEING ON THE WEST H SOE OF THE DANUBE RIVER FOR THE RIGHT an ANO PEST ON THE EAST. SND THATS ME! . L ’ PYGMY | FLYING - PHALANGER. j HAS A TAIN, MADE LIKE A FEATHERS Gusreaisa) AT THE MOVIES | -| SALESMAN SAM Ay ” heart set on marrying Cooky and S. s Champ Rise “fi Fall making him a big time fighter, takes In Capitol Picture} jim in nana. Pang ‘ Honey knows as much about the; From small town chump to Big} fight game as her Pop, a fight man- town champ and back to where he| 4 ager, vi started, sadder but wiser and finally | “#0T: 8nd when he meets an accidental primed to start the climb to suce wll over again—that’s the story told! GEE! THATS TH’ HARDEST KINDA WoRK— i CLEANIN' UP “TH’ CELLAR — AND ( HANEN'T ) "THATS A STOPPED @ MINUTE ALL Dan! ('m SesT Wy SIMPLY “FIDO FATIGUE , i ff; mt f ‘ iy ‘ \ZZZ VELL, DeRNeED EY, SAM, CMON UP-STAIRS ; [<S\ GlLaoT Hear re Hat! WELL, \G (IT MAKEs IT ANY CLeaREeR— AND wash Lue rs QUITTIN’, P.. ; imel , DOG TIRED! with much heart interest, svmpathy, thrilling punch and boisterous com- edy in “The Big Timer,” the Colum- bia picture featuring Ben Lyon, Con- stance Cummings and Thelma Todd girl manage them and they walk out. | There’s nobody left but Cooky,a mere sparring partner, so that, when a bout comes along, Honey gives Cooky his first chance. She gives him good advice and severe training and he ft the Capitol theatre tomorrow. At first, fighting is merely a means ‘to an end. Then Honey Baldwin, a wins. That was the last time Cooky/ mentioned lunch wagons! From then on his wagon was hitched to a big determined young lady who has her time star. L v JUST LISTEN TO THE GUY! i L HOPE YOo ARE SATICFIED || ENERYTHING 16 QUITE ALL RicHT, NES M\SO MAKE INQUIRIES CONCERNING A e WITH YOUR QUARTERS EXCEPT "THAT YOO KNOW MY TASTE OR J} NUMBER OF APPROPRIATE CARS SUTARLE HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY | MLE BOOTS XO THE BRIGHT + AK MY DISPOSALS YOU HAD NOTHING PALATIAL FORTY OR FIFTY ‘ AND SIMMY ARE COLORS INOTHING Y;| GETTER PURCHASE THEM AT ROOMS SHOLID BE AMPLE — WIKI. AX XWE AIRPORT, SOMBER WILL ONCE NOTHING PRETENTIOUS, STHRARS ,0F COURSE, LODGE, SMX PUZZLED 90} HAE THE NOL UNDERSTAND —10 SAN GOLF COURSE , 001 , AND ‘ OVER. THE ARRIVAL ENTIRE PLACE PROUND TEN THOUSAND APECE!!] OTHER NECESOMES i OF A FLEET OF DONE OVER REMEMBER ‘ ‘ GORGEOLS \MAMEDIATELY PLANES, LET'S — TAKE RB LOOK — : Ay THE MAN 7 | Wao WAS IN CHARGE OF {ATISFACTION aa Is Assured With The Bismarck Tribune WoT CLUE, CHIEF. ‘THE KEY To THe TreasuRY \/ Pierce! " ‘ rs) WAS LOCKED UP IN THE PRINCE'S DESK, AND- NEM THE, er : ted JOB PRINTING ' Our equipment, best mate- rials, great care and atten- tion, and the rigid tests to which all work is subjected, makes every job we do satis- factory. It has to be. Call on Us for Estimates Phone 32