The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1985 Wilde’s Good Used Cars!! EVERY CAR LISTED HERE EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED 1, Ford 1930 Sedan. Good shape, Bargain. Willys Sedan 1932, Exceptionally good buy. Chevrolet Master Eagle Coupe, 1933. Perfect. Chevrolet 1931 2-Door Coach. Very fair shape. Chevrolet Truck, 1927 Model. Bargain as is. Dodge Touring—make us an offer. 1923 Model. |, Hudson 1930 Sedan. Best buy of the year. Studebaker 1934 Sedan Dictator. Real bargain. . Hudson 1930 Sedan, very good shape, Less than above. Oldsmobile Sedan, 1926 Model. Very low price. |. Dodge 1929 Coupe. Will sell as is very cheap. Willys Knight Sedan. Trunk Model. A real buy. Chevrolet Standard Coupe, 1933 Model. And One Easy Washer—completely overhauled. Snap. STUDEBAKER AND HUDSON TERRAPLANE DISTRIBUTORS WILDE MOTORS INC. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 1500 304 4th St. THE GUMPS—IF THE WORST COMES TO THE WORST Wy hy SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark ||FRECKLEs AND HIS FRIENDS sav! wuar's THIS I: HEAR ABOUT YOUR PAL, WINDY KUUN, STEPPING OUT WITH A BEAUTIFUL UTTLE BLONDE, WHILE HIS WIFE'S AWAY ? “T can’t find it. You ought to get over that habit of taking A HOUND FOR PUNISHMENT! WELL, LIL, You Cant EMMIE NEVER CAME INTO BD) BLAME WINDY= WITH THET | WIFE. OF HIB, BACK-BITING AND WHINING AT HIM your shoes off every time you sit down.” Tus Curious Wortp @vsn YEssIR, MR.WHI22LE, sam’ “TOKE care OF ya! Tus Is tH / & SPI SUIT, PLACE TA SPEND SOME O' THAT) EIRST THING! | WANNA BUY ME) = . DOUGH Ya FELL HEIR Tw! BECAME A NATIONAL X POSSESSION ON THE /SLAND OF MAURITIUS! (TS IGE WAS UNKNOWN, BUT [T LIVED THROUGH MUCH OF ™E mans HISTORICAL PERIOD AND WAS AT THE MOVIES Gable, Bennett Star In Romantic Mystery In “After Office Hours,” new Me- tro-Goldwyn-Mayer production now playing at the Paramount Theatre, there are -many new and startling in- novations. The first is the co-star- ring team itself, Clark Gable and Constance Bennett, who share hon- ors for the first time, and in a pic- season. As noted for his acting as for his ig imac the ey as editor who solves the ‘The Right to Live’ Showing at Capitol “The Right to Live,” a Warner Bros. picture which is scheduled as the feature attraction at the Capitol Theatre Monday only, deals with a most daring and unusual theme in which a beautiful young woman is confronted by the problem of whether she has the right to live her own life, to love and be happy, or to remain ae. her hopelessly crippled hus- In the picture the girl falls in love with her husband's brother, after husband has been cri rifi lane crash, ltt alin DOGS SHE BARK OUT, THE ORDERS *-- YOU KIN JUST FEEL WER TEETH QUNKIN' INTO HIM f WALLOWIN’ W wWeactH? Wo — G0~ Fi ro Tow !¥ou NEEONT Ag i WAT = REAL, (TS QUITE. i UNNECESSARY! SUST PLACE. « — a a es pnp ge a” ge ee a a me TW REOSPOUS BEPEEHwW Betta Bawaroeds 2 peseoy