The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1935, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TR FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1985 THE GUMPS—HONK! HONK! t Will an Engine Stand? ‘Terraplane Hudson Butlt Engine was put on the block in fac- ing department under dynamometer teat with a load equivalent of an automobile. e208 Rs WIDE OP- EN Speeds trom 2600 tor equivalent of 71 to 89 miles per hour!! TWC NI HOURS, Equivalent to 17474 tN down, TOP SPEED. 'DSON ENGINE DID 0 appreciable wear'! SEVENTEEN THOUSAND MILES AT TOP SPEED!! Rez, know of any engine other Hudson that ever ha@ any- ‘Femotely resembling such a test and that would stand up un- der ft if it had? WHEN YOU GET A HUDSON OR TERRAPLANE YOU GET THE FINEST PRODUCTION MOTOR EVER BUILT. TERRAPLANE COACH $756, BISMARCK WILDE MOTORS INC. 304 Fourth Street Bismarck, N. Dak, Phone 1500 —— ‘WHAT I AM DOING, NETHER OF US EVER. WiLL TIM A SOOSTA ONE BEEG,HAPEY 7 afte MAN!TM A GOTTA ONE THOUSAND BUCKS FOR A DA WHISTLE BALL POOLS ‘T MAKE ADA BEEGA MON { B “She's my best friend and I wouldn't say » thing againeti OC RURAL: CHURCH NOTICES adn con’ to vict T mor whi is ¢ whe thor was ing nex P ma be Me g Hy : HADDA Ya MEAN, = F “ ted as to den 8 vot wag Ro opt pe ran to pro Y the apy the Morning worship, 10:00 o'clock. Church school, 11:00 o'clock. Sterling: Church school, 10:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11:30 o'clock. Menoken: Church school, 7:00 p. m. Stewartsdale: ;| Sunday Schoo! 10:20. pulpit at the Wilton| Preaching service 11:30. .| _,Prayer and Bible study at the home church Sunday morn-| or yr. and Mrs. Wm. Macdonald, Wednesday, March 6, at 8 p. m. Baldwin: Evening worship, 8:00 o'clock. [pase eames mn ey mee Theodore C. Torgerson, Pastor. ZZ Ht eel Yj Presbyterian Chureh Pies eo I S . > nf WY), H. M. Gulson, Pastor phe i 3 1 Seat at f a A BES = - Services are scheduled for 11 : Me VY 18 Son Tinow, F 4 - Congregations! Church | rewis, superinrendents NT AY : 1 XWINE TWAS A PLENTY FISPEANG WEN OURS OUT Watta rine OS NE ” ehureh services are held every| “Preaching service March 3, 3 p. m. 5 . SMART THING FOR YUM TO ; 2 |] PROBABLY RAVE TO PAY THE Bits ANY- > i. two maeson Bundeys at 8 Pp. m.! 4 cordial welcome to all. YOOAY . Boots f COLT. GNE IM A FEEL WAY = 50 LUE DECIDED To DOuSLE - rs Gunday School every Sunday at NOUR SAAky .T0o the Driscoll Parish : dis Divine service with confirmation : 7 - 4 vel and communion at Driscoll 11:00 a. A Z es ; f 2 WN. car m. New members will be taken in. , 5 ! ) 5 : leg Divine service at Zion at 2:30 p. m. / j y ' Bh | 1 AT THE MOVIES F fo Comic Drama Stars _| ‘Silver Streak’ Shows “_ Gable and Bennett} Famed Moffat Tunnel tes Clark Gable and Constance Ben- * nett are co-starred for the first time at “After Office Hours,” the new wit Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production a Sunday st the Para- ps » Both ranking stars fec adept at dramatic xl comedy characterizations, +p blu initial appearance is being 2 with great enthusiasm. tor Fans will remember that Gable nig acored one of his earliest triumphs r Way they together for the uN fe ure Fit ttove eines then in the new film, olf Gable having meantime to top- 233 most siardot. latest picture was a Montgomery. in. “Forsaking Others.” b In a. lusty. comedy-drama of New ; ‘York society, the press and a murder, pe Gable is cast es Branch, managing oot etter who moots, his story a Imothods of the Northwest, Mounted. , Constanes Bennett is Sharon, the vy, — socialite niece and ry society reporter. Rich, wm smart and independent, it is the kind it rw . fecal year ended June att i ‘country collected $3,- be federal revenue. Al- 1 @inks brought in $256,911,300, rel ‘beer was responsible for ra alone, Se rr