The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1934, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934 THE GUMPS—DO YOU SOLEMNLY SWEAR— HAT HE SENT CANDY ID FLOWERS EVERY ua “What would you do, Buddy, if your girl broke a Saari CaMive mii y like me down SUDDENLY, I THOUGHT Z “Td get square. e a little gu ‘TELL US WHAT EXCITING THINGS THAT HAPPENED SAW SOMETHING AHEAD i . § ING Al oF the street and buy him some ‘You DID UP IN THE TO ME, WAS UP_NEAR marl WENT OUT WITH MY RIFLE... MG, IN THE THICK BRUSH... CLOVERDALE ICE CREAM f al a nt mone al one DEPEMDABLE BUTE fe rey eit Me MANDAN CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. NaAR' DUSK Cf POW Lee RURAL soil CHURCH Third gunday, alam at 10:00 a. m, . John C, Wingering, NOTICES ner en © par Pr “SOV Se ee era eo 1s DGC Se re mn . ‘Wing Congregational Charch wi Note—Sept. L . m., next >} Sunday School every Sunday. ular service. i ae 10:90 a, m—Mrs. Clyde Harvey, Supt,/ THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) ‘The church services are held every Fred W. Christ, minister. ° RE] MY MONEY. 1 GOT A CHECK HERE ‘TWENTY-FIVE. THOUSAND eS GP RL wt Oe Sunday school 10 a. m, Mrs, L. V. . |Leschur, superintendent. Epworth aa aE Grades 3 and 4, Miss Lehrke, teacher. Grades 5 and 6, Miss Bergquist, teach- er. Note—Sunday, Sept. 30, will be ob- Ee fo“base TOOD, MR. HOWDY-1 WANTED) OH, | > WELL~ ER -UH— EXCUSE THIS (S JUDGE HOWDY ce os Pairs wy CHa) je Mes. es. g Me JUST A minute! SPEAKING! MRS. JONES’ OF THE COUNTRYSIDE HAVE MADE, ANONOT J Now, > Lom : YOUILL HAVE MY DECISION JAM WINS! TH JAM AT OUR FAIR! A S : ; . BS BRO G. Adolph Johns, pastor. as Harvest Festival. We will oe 33—17th Sunday after Trin- Re Satin Matte trite 4p: -ma-Contiemation, clase ct church, ‘1:45 p. m—Sunday school.and Bible class, 330 — Evening worship. Sermon: ‘Watching Jesus.” Sunday, Sept. 23, 1994. HOME MADE Z Divine service at Driscoll at 11:00 © PRESERVES YE V/ ri Divine service at Zion at 3:00 p. m. Presbyterian, 3 . 11:00 a, m.: Sunday school. eee Pica Pp. m.: During ane og » preaching service, » 16, 30. . Gayton School: : Re ; i Bi ] OKAY BUT, REMEMBER — WHAT 1 SAND, 10:30 a. m,: Sunday school. LRoss 1S ‘SWL GOES ! ROSS 15 A SWELL GUN services 3:00 p. m. on : |] Carve ‘ i | ANO A SWEET ACTOR + GUT, THAT'S a r AXA, © CAN SAY FoR Him Mae West Gorgeous In ‘Belle of ’90s’ Mae West, who admits that she is at her best when she is acting a woman at her worst is at her very best in her newest anl gayest con- tribution to the screen, “Belle of the Nineties,” which opens at the Para- mount Saturday. As the queen of hearts and dia- tho takes Dixie by storm and fest returns to the pe- and Naughty Nineties i ; NAA MORE BUMS? You EXPECT NETO Pe ' X AH HAL THAT, My OG WW A FILTHY COAL CAR WITH THESE 05] MIKE FRIENDS, ILLUSTRATES DEGRADED GALOOTS? OF . gilli 5 We aky at agit 1; | BE sti | F A a Chicago Policeman ve / 1 THOUGHT Is Beaten to Death WHERE'S : Hee FESE Hearing on the application of How- ard T. Crum of Mandan for a special motor freight certificate to furnish service in the Mandan vicinity will be * held here October 1, the state railroad commission announced Thi Auto traffic between England and India, via the international route from Calais, France, to Damascus, is rapidly increasing.