The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1934, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1934 ; : THE GUMPS— GET YOUR RINGSIDE SEATS WELL= IT'S ALL, SET= L_/ AND THE TROUBLE WITH THOSE CASES 1 WUST CAME FROM MY [7 'S_ NOU CAN N TELL WHAT A JURY Aare esa serene boo at WAIT TILL, THAT ATTOR GETS YOU ON THE STAND ASP wars Oveta » - 4 CRUC aay E-A-2 § ~ous EY JURGE BAM=- WEEKS FROM Billy: Could you forgive and forget for a bouquet of flowers? That remark dates you as old-fashioned. To- day in high society, well-bred gents say it with NEW INSTANT FROZEN CLOVERDALE ICE CREAM DEPFAOABLE BUTTER CHP CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. Bessie: Sunday school 10 a. m, Mrs. L. V. j] | Geschur, superintendent. 0. E. P Bten- gust the minister has his ‘lage by local an- Heart Catholic Church, Wilton, N. D. it of Masses: + Sunday, Mass at 11:00 a. m. Sunday, Mass at 10:00 a. m. Rev. John C, Wingering, School every Sunday at 4. m.—Mrs, Clyde Harvey, Supt. é—During August the regular i services will not be held, mber 9th, at 8 p. m., will ® opening service of the Fall. the meetings of the Sunday Oi each Sunday morning. W. Christ, minister. AT THE heeler, Woolsey in ‘Cockeyed Cavaliers’ the demands of critics filmusical in the true brd, the Gapitol Theatre wCockeyed Cavaliers” ' midnight, Sunday starring Bert Wheeler ‘Woolsey, with Thelma ae League 7 p. m., Lloyd Wills, WELL, YOU'VE GOT To STOP TWS FOOLISH SPENDING! WE CAN'T Menoken: Church School 8:30 p. m. Evening Worship. Ser- mon: “Thank You.” Monday, Sept. 3, at 9:00 a. m. Con- mation 11:00 a. .3.—Service in the Norse eee at Tuttle. GOOD GOLLY, HOW TH'HEC< AM ( GONNA ZEI ONE O' THESE DOGS IS MRS. BARKERS LOST 5% PIE? I'LL HARTA LEAVE THAT WORRY TO’ HE | have choir practice at Driscoll. E. L. BRENNA, Pastor. Mission Church Four miles east of Wilton Sept. 2: Rev. Fred Johnson of Barnum, Minn., will conduct services at 11 a.m. and at 3 p.m. Rev. John- son also will preach at schoolhouse No. 1, Naughton township, Sunday at 8p.m. Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sims “The Scandinavian Evangelical Lu- theran Church of Sims will celebrate jts fiftieth anniversary Sunday, Sept. 9. All former members of the congre- gation, and friends are cordially in- vited to be with us on the occasion. CARL G. NELSON, pastor. MOVIES Critics Pleased by ‘She Loves Me Not’ “The most gloriously cockeyed dy the season is apt to reveal the way John Mason Brown New York Evening Post ch “She Loves Me Not” when ¢ opened at the BOOTS AND FER JUDDIES SE" Lo THERE, BO! WELL FLY ME FER A LUTE HOW ARE YOR? WEE BEEN OVER FER YO EXPLAIN YOURSELF, RONNIE! YEA! WOT’s TH IOEA N, GARBOIN Sy NS eX = SIR, YER MAJESTY, JB HE DID, DID HEF sERvE OFFICER 0'G0O To % HIM RigHT! THROW ‘IM $55 YA! HG TANGLED ) OUT ON HIS EAR AN’ WITH ALLEY OOP'S ‘THEN SEND IN TH’ DINOSAUR AN’ GOT GRAND wizeR! HISSELF ALL, ff 1 | WANTA SEB HM! BUNGED UP. EN | BUNG UP MY TOE ONE TH’ WEDDING. NOW AND OOP HASTA GO AN’ NO ONE'S SEEN NUR M) WELL — WE! | ag , in BS Ze LLL ol. 4 (| ef iad ; By MART, i) L le bY ia | PAS ? ‘BEEN THEN YOU_CAN \ Ni DLEASETHE. SIND. YOUR Own |WaLbe 1 THe BEARSH i WAY BACK TO /1 AGREE-—YOU CAN Be Mi THE BOSS, AND 1 WONT] | COMPLAIN, NO MATTER WHAT NS. HAPPE!