The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1937, Page 12

THE. BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1987 _ THE GUMPS—MORDECAI IS MUDDLED It's our family’s whiskey, neighbor and neighbor, it’s your price! 3 ppm were ‘t Nor TAKE ATTORNEY DCLIFF'S an THE GOODS ON = FORGET. HE FOUND # 100.000 OF BIM'S MONEY ONTO! WHEN HE WAS STED Us going like 60 in Wally’s Glen! They took this snap of us :{ just a second before we spilled. WallyPotter looks all braced like he feared the spill was coming. Well it came all right! Harry E. Wilken LAYRA IS QUICK TO NOTICE HOW ANTONS WHAT IS ST? BREESE OovioUsLy CONCEALS His WHO 00 THEY THINK RIGHT Vises acre deed THE YOU ARE? Your insides warmed _ ay iG | 7 with sucha mild whiskey : —you sure feel grateful! It’s our own Family’s Recipe! — ‘When you come in from out of doors all tuckered out—there’s no whiskey I ever heard of that’s 80 grateful and comforting as this recipe of the Wilken Family. % That's part because of the honest to goodness mildness it’s got—and 4 $ ‘Wellittooktimetoworkoutthis , d ‘AMREESOME ee ene a JERR. REARS |] NAN Ore S just how many years you'd say B ; the Wilken Family has been dis- tilling if you were to lump all our years of whiskey niaking experi- ence together. And this is our own Family's Whiskey. Folks are say- ing it’s got everything they ever tasted just skinned a mile! = : [ - AT THE MOVIES O’Brien Plays Role Of Rich Boy at Work Heralded as one of George O'Brien's fastest-moving out-door dramas, “Park Avenue Logger,” comes to the Capitol Theatre with the virile star in the title part. _ O'Brien's role of the wealthy scion “who goes in for the finer things in life only, to forsake the social whirl | for the vigorous existence of a lum- | the berjack in one of his father’s gigantic dumber camps, is said to offer the star @n ideal opportunity to display his 8s well as athletic proclivi- The story revolves around O'Brien’s M’Murray, Lombard Star in Third Film Carole Lombard and Fred Mac- Murray, the romantic team of “Hands Across the Table” and “A Comes Across,” are together again in “Swing High, Swing Low,” a romance with music which opens on Friday at the Paramount Theatre. “Swing High, Swing Low” is the story of. night club life in Panami eae pereaae Hie ae Bee gee Mes A GENIUS— AT FIDDLING AROUND= > 7