The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1935, Page 16

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1935 HOMECOMING FOOTBALL Drum and Bugle Corps, Two Bands. “Some day, Mom, you're going right in there with me and pick out the most expensive necklace in the place. THE GUMPS—OPPORTUNITY AT THE DOOR HO HUM- WHEN | THINK OF THE ¢ ; BISMARCK MONEY | COULD HAVE, KDE ry WAS BRS BRDU TO LOSE THE Me EVERY OA, TOLET IA TAKE MINOT BY LETTING SiMe $19,000. _ SHE GURNED IN THE SHAT MONEY AND DOUBLE IT OR vs. $10,000.- | GET SICK= LANL! OF = MATTRESS = BUT HERE | HAVE A TREBLE IT FOR ME= PROMISING ME ANCE TO CLEAN UP A ICANT LOSE = TO THINK THAT FORTUNE AND HAVEN'T DIFFERENCE OF A EW DOLLARS NOW, MEANS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN POVERTY. 2 p. m., Saturday, Nov. 2 Hughes Field, Bismarck Admission—50c Ticket entitles you to ballot for Homecoming Queen I CAN TELL. BY THE WAY q ! IT'S MOM'S EYES, ALL RIGHT: WHAT SHE Moves THE ELSE WOULD KEEP HER FROM GOING JO FOOTBALL GAMES ? THAT'S ONE SPORT SHE WONDERFUL! 115 A GOOD THING FOR THE LIMA BEANS, AND SHE DIDN'T KNOW THE DIFFERENCE ,NILL SHE AND GIRL HAS TO THE WRINKLES OUT OF TH’ OLD SHACK, SHELL LOOK LIKE” AND THINGS, MRS. GRANDMA WITH HER FACE PITTS, Ours mea SERVICE we 2oeU EMAL CEE —$___— | ——————— Small Songster e HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 7 Seeley j 1 Familiar song UME ID] § To hustle. bird of North aan tate Aaa AIVIE TOeeatk : i oti PIA[YMERIAIMMMSIEIABBYIEIN] 13 pronoun, -; a 6 It belongs to TIE SITIRILIP. 17 Kernels. : ; may RITE MMAR AN 18 To rescue. SALESMAN SAM é 2 ] iM 20 Clan symbol. =—— roo : a |12To elude. NII (P MMINJOIT|1 [CIE [S) MOLIERE! 21 Appte center. { Sem, LT wenT You To be RASAH, WE ; 113 Hand press {G/O[E|SMEPIUIN|TS 22 Unmerciful. ZE BooyGuaRoO FoR Ze AUST FIND Heide. SITIEIAMMERIE 23 Proportion. RASAH OF HODSAH PooTAH! \ “TA SELL HIM & QUEECK ZE 14 Government MiI DIA TIO. 24 Alas. WIR ALL ZE MONEY HE HAVE,) GOLD BRICK ORTH’ EADY SOL charity. LIAMESII E[SMMOIDIE] 25 Pine fruit. HE EES NOT SAFE ALONE IN SUSPENSION READY SOLD | 15 Heavenly IN 1 B|O|A| 26 To merit. Ze ceer! GRIOGE! a \ HIM & BRIDGE. body. cit T 28 Biased. = ‘ | 16 Proffer. 29 Sum of money } 18 Bustle. 34To decorate. 47 To hasten, 30 Sea swell. 19 Road. 35 French 48 It has —— 2 Combat. Fh 20 Note in scale, measure, eggs. 3 Caput. } 21To telephone. 36To coat with 491t eats —— 5 Missile ; 23 Lyre-like tin, 50 Its home. weaver. ' ! instruments. 37 Toward. oan . 36 Baseball nine. 26 Retired nook, 38 Brought up. Liming 8 ! : 26Half an em, 39 Unable to 1It is called 39 Accomplishes pany {a 27 Dispassion. hear. >: 40 Vestment , Hl 29 Golf cry. 49 Sloth. 2Ege-shaped. 41 Billiard roa. Be)) <P a ; {30 Membranons 41 Ringlet. 3 Having no 42 Male cat. oO .. 1 bas. 42 Amphibian, head hair. 42 Public auto. 2 y Yel { al Surfeits, 43 To exist. 4 Fish. 45 Chaos. S ie } \32 Sand hill. 44 Downy growth 5 Northeast. 46 Pair. laa SA ' ' ‘33 To throw, 46 Ode. 6 To attempt. 47 Musical note. ; . OH, ITS AWFUL! < } i, 4 : i ‘ ' ' 3 tx : WO WHERE ARE TH OTHER AW! T GET ALL TH NAW. GUT. ONT, WoTeNA) ft TRI Ed EXERCISE L NEED, Sey Ris’ worenal a ipa sees Ni E SAY THAT SOTHERS ME ! ; e Y rt NTT TY Tri et | | L WS | T NT TT eae LT NTT TSS I LST a N [aT THE Movs ~—s| DEAD BEFORE HE ENTERED WATER, OTHERWISE THERE'D BE WATER IN HiS LUNGS, PROBABLY » BULLET ENTERED BACK OF + y : » Mystery, Merriment | In ‘Bishop Misbehaves’ ; .. When a bishop sets out, armed with © <knowledge gleaned from detective| ; ‘books, to be an amateur detective— |; ‘that promises entertainment. And this promise is more than made good ; -in “The, Bishop Misbehaves,” Metro- BE Z Tie 85 tile 88 frs £ fo ‘Freckles’ Is Journey In Scenic Wonderland Offering a faithful screen delinea- tion of the delightful romance be- tween an orphan lad and a beauti- ful young schoolmistress set down by Gene Stratton-Porter in her peren- nial best-seller, “Freckles,” RKO Ra- dio’s version of this best-seller is a veritable journey into a scenic won- derland. This picture will be shown at the Capitol theatre tonight. “Freckles” is set in the sometimes awe-inspiring, sometimes breath-tak- ing background of the Limberlost, the lumber territory of Indiana. In its transmutation of the novel, RKO Ra- dio selected the Mother Lode coun- NO YOU AINT, NEITHER! WAR IS NO PLACE FOR WIMMEN? NOW, HEY! WHERE O'VA } WHY-IM GOIN’ THINK Gol COURSE. Harte in their writings, is considered ever more beautiful than Stratton- Porter’s locale. Its towering timber,