The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1937, Page 8

ps ’ ‘ *« “To take the telephone from my children : would be like taking away their friends. They use it a lot for visiting — and so do 1” One of many statements we are constantly ree ceiving about the value fF alaphoke service. . The.telephone serves both children: and grownups — bringing them together with - OF . their friends. It is easy, quick and natural to TAKESTHE CLAWTTLE DD use the telephone for visiting, for making Se PONT ee plans, for inviting friends. They are always P near 4 « « by telephone. “This is a. beautiful day, Marcus. Have you noticed that the radiators are turned off?” [AT THE MOVES | jonel Barrymore Star| Crosby, Burns, Raye Small Town Picture; In South Seas Smash AL tomorrow. “his is a strong story of life in any gmall town in America. An Fey Hl foun ane \S NERVE COMPLETELY _ CRACKED, HYSTER SLOWLY REMOVES THE INGENIOUS STEEL GLOVE FROM HIS RIGHT HAND. Spurs-t sput-t< \ & HAWKER OF ICE, WDEED/ FUFF-F BUSINESS / ITs FAME, UNDER MY GUIDING GENIUS, WILL STRETCH FROM SRR ¥ SI