The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1935, Page 8

Whose Money? Yours or Wall Street's? When YOU buy a car, do you get AUTOMOBILE, or WALL iT? HUDSON is entirely cwned, run, and controlled by the stock- holders who own the stock. They live in DETROIT<-not New York. NOT ONE DOLLAR of Hudson preferred stock or bonds is on the market. THERE ISN'T ANY. THEREFORE, they don't have to stick $50 to $75 onto the list Price of a car to pay dividends and interest on Wall Street Stock Flotations—IT GOES INTO THE CAR. AND THAT IS WHY: Terraplane has the livest engine ever built! Why it will go further on gas, oil and tires than ANY com- petitive car sold. Why it will outlast, outrun and outperform ANY STOCK SIX of 110-INCH WHEELBASE OR OVER ever built! Make Us Prove it. We Can and Will, WILDE MOTORS INC. 304 4th St. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 1500 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WED y George Clark | | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS [ sie GLANCES - - B: | The THAMES, THE RHINE, ano THe ELBE ONCE WERE TRIBUTARIES OF A SINGLE, MIGHTY © 1998 By WEA SERVICE. INC. RIVE! PROTECTION AGAINST ANTS, MANY SPECIES OF TROPICAL, INSECTS SUSPEND THEIR, NESTS IN MIO-AIR, ALL THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF Re <OME FROM THE SAME PLANT/ (OOLONG, PEKOE, ETH) THE DIFFERENCES ARE DUE TOP ANS CURING. AT THE World-Famed Story Will Be Shown Here} Sixteen million Americans of all! types and ages have read from cover | to cover the fascinating Harold Bell Wright classic, “When A Man’s A| Man.” From all indications, at least three times this number will enjoy the Fox Film adaptation of this masterpiece. It starts a three-day engagement at the Paramount Theatre on Thursday with George, OBrien in the starring role. Universal appeal is what both book and picture possess. The stereo- typed version of the West as peo- Pled by desert rats lurking through the sage brush of the dry lands is abandoned; in its place is a vibrant story of modern youth involved in @ vital romance. ‘The setting is an Arizona ranch, to, ‘which comes a mysterious Easterner, short of money, obviously the gentle- man, but silent on his past. He is befriended by a hardened Westerner, realizes that his best friend and him- self are rivals for the hand of the same girl. O'Brien are fea- is a Lesser production, directed Edward P, Cline, A television-telephone system be- tween larger cities of the country is pe pepued by ppstal oul - MOVIES Ann Displays Ability In Brilliant Comedy When husbands tread a separate Path, leaving their wives to mope by the fireplace, the forgotten spouses can pack bag and baggage and travel for a change of scene and heart to a vacation under Italy’s sunny skies, Such fs the intriguing theme, dotted with just the right amount of intel- ligent drama, in “Enchanted April,” the new screen attraction at the Cap- itol Theatre. What makes “Enchanted April” doubly appealing is the presence of the lovely, glittering Ann Harding as its star. Never before has Ann been so charming, never so scintillat- ing, never so pleasing to the eye. “En- chanted April” offers a striking Ann Harding—one who retains the drama- tic talents of old and i with them an entertaining flair for smart comedy. Beauty, charm, hu- mor, drama, romance, youth—they're all in Ann Harding as star of “En- chanted April.” The picture was produced by RKO- Radio Pictures from the beloved best- selling novel by “! th.” Harry Beaumont directed. Samuel Hoffen- Harris scenarized. blustering fool, pee ‘speak. ing!—performs in ® magnificent part. A chemical process has been in- vented in Norway to keep fish fresh SKIPPER...LOOK! ONE OF THE GROUND CREW DIDN'T LET GO IN TIME... HE'S BEING CARRIED ALOFT! BLAST ME...IT'S FRECKLES !/ GET DAN LONG OFF TO ONE SIDE, AND POP OUR WHISTLING GOLF BALL ON HIM. DO IT SECRETLY, TELL HIM ITS POSSIBILITIES, BUT DONT OFFER ‘TO LET HIM IN ON IT f CIGOSH , 0U22! [WE'VE GOT TO )WE CAN'T \pesceno, coM- | MANDER THERE'S A BOY ON THE END OF THE MOORING NESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1985 THE GUMPS— FINAL CAN'T Wie WHEN T GET THROUGH PAINTING A DICTURE OF OURLITTLE PILLS POSSIBILITIES, HE WONT BE. eveep! PERFECT THEIR PLOT To CLEAN AND DRESS THE CITIZENS OF > TOMKING CORNERS OUT OF THEIR DOUGH, THE REAL ‘WINDY KUWN, FERGOT T PUT TH’ GRATING- i} Cown ‘Las’ Nicutt t Hope, NOBODYS DROP! IN To See us! | UP ON THAT SHIPMENT OF | ORIENTAL RUGS! I'LL BE GONE SEVERAL HOURS GUNNA BEA \ASA RIDER OF FREIGHT HERO? OBOY, | TRAINS AND A STEALEROF ‘ar's A GOOD / TURNIPS, YOU'RE ONE OF Lf Tle WINDOW MUST LEAD OUT SiDE= TF 1 KEEP AT IT LONG ENOUGH, T CAN CUT THROUGH THIS, WIRE GRATING !! @N’ KIDNAP me EH 72 WELL,TLL SHOW THESE TWO CROOKS, ‘THEY THEY CANT KIDNAP A KUHN, AND GET Away wiTH tT J! THEN TRIED To step ON (TI WLO! 1S MR. LEE THERE? OH, WHY asus HUH? NO, THIS ISN'T MAMIE! 1S YOUR FATHER'S GIRL FRIOAY...HE WANTS T'SEE NUH RIGHT AWAY, HERE AY TH’ QFFICE!CAN YUH ‘SWELL. NOT YOU, YOU BUSHWHACKER. You DON'T KNOW WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT. WHILE 1, HORATIO BOARDM THE ANSWER Tore PEOPLES GIT GOIN’, DINNY? GOT PLACES To GO” AN' THINGS T'Do /