The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1937, Page 8

. EVES OF HONESTY Eyeslarge and wide-open, with steady, straightforwardexpres- sion. Set well apart, with one or two upright lines between them. The eyes of integrity, faithful + the ‘‘straight- es. GENEROUS LIPS Full lips, which are pressed closely together at the corners. Upper lip protruding slightly forward, longer than the lower lip. The lips of the cheerful, benevolent type, who gives freely with good-natured generosity. THIS 18 THE FACE F COLO! ALBERT B. BLANTON | Matter distilling genius of Kentucky for forty years 5 soothe maker of Cream Oo Kentucly is to get this “double-rich” Kentucky straight Bourbon...made by an old Dixie distiller of character you can trust! 4.90 proof whiskey with the Marl of Mart. Made in Kentucky by old-timeKestucky distiliers ’..the good old Kentucky ay. cae Cope. 1917, Scbealey Diaribusors, Iec., New York Clty wearocer sreaicxT BOURBON wascey a Oklahoma Shelter Belt Thriving ‘Thriving magnificently jn its third year in spite of drouth, this shelter belt section in Oklahoma is just one of many which have deen or will be planted in a swath 100 miles wide from Canada to the Texas panhandle. The trees are planted in strips 100 yards in breadth across the belt, wherever experts think it necessary to diminish dust storms and retard face drainage. Between the strips, farming is carried on as usual. AT THE MOVIES | ‘Motor Madness’ Film Sea-Sprayed Thriller Whiz through the thrills of a speed- packed story! Break-neck speed ma- miacs crashing through a thousand thrills — braving a storm of bullets, blasting gangland mobsters, someon to the 8, gambling ship, pulse-tingling climax of a riotous story! Rosalind Keith and the new star Allen Brook are featured in derman. ‘Express-train action is the key note of James Oliver Curwood’s “Wildcat ,” starring dashing Kermit Maynard, the ace riding star, second feature at the Capitol Wednesday end Thursday. Hobart Bosworth, the “grand old man of the screen,” emerges from re- * tireement in “Wildcat Trooper,” in i Will Rogers Featured In ‘David Harum’ Role Because he himself knew that the picture provided a tailor-made role for his talents, in addition to pre- senting the most laughable, lovable and popular character in American fiction, Will Rogers broke an impor- tant personal rule ddring the filming ayed | Of “David Harum,” the Twentieth Century-Fox adaptation of Edward Noyes Westcott’s novel coming Wed- nesday to the Paramount Theatre. Contrary to his established custom, the famous humorist every visited the studio BIRELEYS (Quangeade Bottled by BRIDGEMAN-RUSSELL Cv. Heme ef Purity Milk THI OF i MILLIE DARLING, | REALIZE NOW 4m | WHENEVER DIZZY HI END | PAIR, | SHOULD HAVE STAYED AND FACED THE MUSIC —~: LEW, HOW: 0O NOU ACCOUNT FoR MURDER 7 PRINCESS OLGAI OF TM CERTAIN SHE WAS WW LEAGUE WITH ZAMAROFF! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES I ous! DON'T GET THE FELLAS : AT LEA Oto ae ST OT QTL THEVVE - YOU AS IF YOu' SLEEP T AINT HAD “ANY! BEEN UP HAD ANY LL NIGHT TRYIN’ AT ALL! 7 -- SO WE'RE GOIN?” BACK HOME, IF WE FIND A CAN T'GET HIM OUT THIS VALLEY- BIENVENIDO,} WOTTA BREA TOOR EASY ' CITY, m_ pa SHORT T'SIT UP NIGHTS TRYIN’ TKEEP A CRITTER LIKE HIM WARM! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY,MAY 18,1987. GREAT HEAVENS! LOOK HERE! THIS 15 PRINCESS. OLGN'S PENDANT, WITH THE FAMOUS KYBER RUBIES! EASY CAN’T BE BOTHERED “IME HOLDS NO JOYS FOR 1 ME, WITH ITS PROSPECTS OF ING THINGS 2 HAVE BEEN APPLYING MY FERTILE MIND TOA | * SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM INVOLVING: GROWING GRASS—~ IT 1S A KNOWN FACT OF r HORTICULTURE THAT EVERY. GROWING THING HAS ITS NATURAL ENEMY~'TIS BUT A MATTER OF TIMS UNTIL 1 SHALL FERRET OUT A MEDIUM “THAT WILL A 6 wae, $1000, AND.WHEN I SWUNG INTO My DEATH AZ EGAD, BAXTER, THE SPRING-, f Ugg —— POP HAS MY LIF INSURED FoR I MADE IT Loolc / n/ P a. ment A Te: LAST YEAR HE Was GOING TO IMPORT A ‘GRASS THAT WOULD BEND AND WEAVE ITSELF INTO ABLANKET, OR GROW A BUG THAT NIPPED TH’ BLADES AN INCH ABOVE 7H! GROUND -~HE'S AS BALMY AS A DAY IN DUNE —1F YOU COULD WIND UP HIS BRAIN, ACUCKOO WOULD STKK HIS HEAD OUT ——