The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1935, Page 12

SHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1985 ONHH— WILL THIS SUSPENSE NEVER END ? Wo CAN | TURN Yo ? WHAT CAN 1 DO ? JYLOWN MILLIE, = THE MOST WONDERFUL OH, MAMA- | FEEL SO GUILTY= THIS (1S THE FIRST INE EVER STAYED AWAY FROM DON'T WASTE SYMPATHY ON HIM= HE'S PROBABLY BEEN: une A ae EVENING Wr Vk N= NOW - THEY'RE ALL ALIKE F ' THE GUMPS—HO! HUM! > DAWN OF A NEW DAY — 5 iN Fleur SILHOUETTED AGAINST THE MORNING SKY KEEPS LONELY Viet FOR A WIFE WHO DOBS NOT RETURN — — “Can an tell me how Wash Tubbs Spefore he was cut into a paper doll?” RUFE, I'M AFRAIIp OURS 1S A LosT cause! EvEN IF WE'GET THE DIAMONDS, HOWLL WE HOLD THOSE made out today, By. William Ferguson SS THis Curious WORLD SS! out of BSS PLAICE FISH, WHICH WERE MARKED AND LIBERATED IN THE NORTH! SEA, A TOTAL OF TWENTY- ONE PER CENT WAS RECAPTURED WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS. ts EXPRESS CHARGES $7.4 | ° =z ‘ Z yr fle ABOUT THAT WiRe TL SENT HIM Yestacay! wHen AUSTRAUA was DISCOVERED, WAS THE AT THE MOVIES Western Star Coming In New Thrill Drama John Wayne, scourge of banditry, opposes overwhelming odds when he ‘The workings of fate are mys- terlous, When the sheriff of Broken Bow is caught in a web of circum- stances which point to his guilt for the death of s dear friend, it seems that justice has been crushed beneath the weight of deceit and foul play. Seeking to forget all, Wayne becomes ® desert derelict. again plays its peculiar part throws together the ex-sheriff daughter of the man whom FPREERS ey e i g el aE Ea ie et he Bs CONTINENT WHICH OID Partner jin adventure for him. Little Scotty /_ == ,» THE DINGO SOG ONLY MAMMAL ON THE NOT CARRY ITS YOUNG IN A POUCH, GA. THERE SES AIST NO FIGGERIN' YA! YOUVE PP Alo. T RECKONED MEBRE Wout A aio Hele ME is-warniing, es , LIWANS KEPT CLEAR OF TH’ HOUSE LIKE \T WASH WMIGHT NEED SOME. WAILE WIS FAMILY 16 WORKING By MARTIN we WELL CMON NOW Lott THEM WEEDS CHOPPED = \T'S AWFOL \SON “ANY NOW, ALLOE A ONCE START 4 BEL WOT OUT WERE 2 GIN’ AROUND LIKE A STRAW CAT ih : ‘Pursuit’ Story of Love, Adventure ‘Comedy, romance and action pack “Pursuit,” Metro-Gol -Mayer’s hi- Jarious romance of care-free adven- ture on the open road, which with Chester Morris ahd Sally Eilers, is Playing at the Paramount Theatre, Friday and Saturday. It is the story of the motoring ad- venture of a young couple smuggling ® child out of the state in a guardian- ship fight. Their adventures, some hectic, some humorous, occur in auto camps and barns, farmyards, a veteri- nary hospital and in many locations along the open road between San Francisco and the Mexican border. Morris is perfectly cast as the ad- venturing aviator, and Miss Eilers a bautiful as well as a perfect oBoy! I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY, WOTTA TIME! DATES v BADLY, GIRLS IN ONE DAY, AN : IN LOVE WITH EVERY ONE: OTHER DAY, SEE, ~ NTCHY WE WERE QUIT A WEEK'S NOTICE. Beckett, of “Our Gang” comedies,” scores heavily as the child fugitive. Try Toasted Tea Youll find it has THAT'D LAND ME ATOP THAT CUFF. LYIF Toasted Cu