The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1935, Page 8

_THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : oe Ree tana, ate Mer SRS EAE te Sie CHEATS HERSELE SHE'D STEAL . oy, WELL, UNCLE BIA GOT Pa WISE TO OLD LADY DE STROSS ar = WHEN SHE CHOKED ON CHICKEN BONE - ‘ > SH HAT GOT fa f SH HUDSON Smashes 1935 § AT th WU DSON-TERRA- an BH 1934 REGIS. TRATIONS, WHAT 18 Hudson ALWAYS says it wit! ERFORMANCH AND FACTS, Thats why 1934 and 1935 SALE ow these astounding gains, That's why people in 18 States are buying Hudson-Terra- 2 OUR OWN HOME PEOVLE Ke cara, See the amazing Electric Hand— tion engine—the world’s ONLY ALL steel hody—the world's outstanding Investment, t (AIL figures taken from Automotive Datly News—Feb. 20th.) TERRAPLANE COACH $755, BISMARCK WILDE MOTORS INC. 304 Fourth Street Bismarck, N, Dak, Phone 1500 | SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS | eerie — —# WHAT DID COMMANDER ORDWAY SAY ABOUT ‘THAT WIRELESS HE SIMPLY SAID THAT HE'D TAKE EVERY PRECAUTION ‘TO PROTECT THE ORILLED INTo THEM... THEY KNOW THAT THEY ARE MEN, GOT To LEARN TO TAKE IT! NOW, LET'S GET DOWN To WORK, ON THE BUSINESS AT HAND 9 ‘T.M. REO. U.8. PAT. OFF. g © 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. DEAR DARLING EMMIE - SWEETEST HONEY,T HAVE MISSED YOU LIKE THE ROSES MISS THE SUNSHINE. THE HOUSE IS AS EMPTY AS MY ARMS-AND THEY ACHE FOR YOu! T DREAM EACH NIGHT OF You, AND LONG FOR YOU ALL DAY-T'M COUNTING ‘THE HOURS UNTIL MY DARLING RETURNS! WITH LOVE AYD KISSES XXXKXK YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, WILLIAM THERE! THAT'LL DO THE TRICK ! SHE WONT BE BACK FOR ANOTHER WEEK.--WELL,TM SAFE FOR A WHILE, RIGHT HERE / WRITE WER!+- SAY, SHE'S GOIN’ TGET ONE LOVING EPISTLE --- WHEN T DOUBLE FER ROMEO, 1 DO TT RIGHT // 1S STILL IN BED AND ILL HAVE To STAY HERE ANOTHER WEEK TO ‘TAKE CARE OF THE KIDS WRITE AY ONCE.1 HAVENT HAD A 0.1995 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T.M. REG. U.S. PAT, OF cei? “This time I'M going back to MY mother.” — aeeeiee | THis Curious Wor-p ®.na" 'T. M. REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF. © 1998 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. ’Rav, DU22, RAY! L FOUND THe GLasses Ye Lost! “H! EiIRST TIME Ya EVER N THU GHT— AN IT Was aN AccoENC he BASEBALL WILL MAKE (TS: FIRST APPEARANCE IN THE OLYMPICS IN 1936/7 GEE MR ATE ~ 1 FEEL DREADFUL ABONT TAKIN’ SO MUCH TIME AWAY FROM MY WORK BUT. 4 LARGE CITY NEWSPAPER USES ABOUT 2,000 ACRES OF FOREST D—~ FOR ITS PAPER PULP/ | \ COLESLAW (nor COLD staw) GETS ITS NAME FROM COLE,” 4N OLD NAME FOR PLANTS OF TH CABBAGE_FAMILY. IHOULD A KANDELABRAN RET TO HIS COUNTRY AFTER A FEW WEEKS’ABSENC! WOULDN'T RECOGNIZE IT, - | AT THE MOVIES Young and Old Thrill To Shirley’s Picture An absorbing story, and the pres- ence of the one and only Shirley Temple, make “The Little Colonel,” which opened a 4-day engagement Picture Is Based on Life of Leatherneck ‘You can call a U. 8. Marine a “devil dog,” or most any other name, but smile when you dub him as “leather- Saturday at the Paramount Theatre, | eck,” or prepare for battle, This warning was given to James Cagney, and other members of the ,| troupe which went to the marine fly- ing field on North Island, San Diego, to make scenes for the new Cosmopol- ilan production, “Devil Dogs of the Air,” which released by Warner Bros., is coming to the Capital theatre to- night and Tuesday. None of the marines is able to ex- Plain why the cognomen, “leather- neck” is offensive. They detest it, the front to permit room for the Adams apple and the chin. In this leather. Thus did leatherneck become nickname of the Marines, whether they serve on land, on sea, or in the