The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1937, Page 12

Armour Creameries Will Buy Turkeys from DEC. 6 to DEC. 13 ¥ ed not starve your turkeys when you sell on las the ARMOUR PLAN. Same cash advance as for Thanksgiving. Armour Creameries Bismarck, N. Dak. ‘Flapper Fanny and Little Sister’ (a 5 \\ Wi \ Now Can Go to Afternoon Teas || FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Fanny's afternoon dress is made of sheer wool. The front panel is dark brown and the sleeves and pleated side panels are beige. (Beige buttons.) ‘The top dress for Little Sister has a ‘and shoulder straps of skirt dark blue wool. It is worn with a light blue silk blouse that is pleated down the fro! it. ‘The lower dress is scarlet linen with a white scalloped collar and white pearl buttons. After you have cut these out and colored them, add them to the iter” wardrobe. “Flapper Fanny and Little Sist their party clothes. | SIDE GLANCES - - By George Clark aft ii —————— Tomorrow you will see “T hate to bother you about a raise, chief. It’s my wife's i idea and you know how she is.” | At the Movie | Wheeler and Woolsey In Hilarious Air Hit ‘The efforts of an aviator and a side- show barker to solve a series of mys- terious thefts and at the same time avoid arrest themselves, provide hilari- ous and exciting moments in Wheeler Woolsey’s newest laugh-fest, “High Flyers,” showing at the Capi- tol theatre today. The daffy comedians are seen as operators of an airplane concession who unwittingly steal a police air- and smuggle some jewels, be- eving that they have been hired to transport newspa| Cracking up tate of the man who actually owns the Jewels, the boys are obliged to pose as Getectives, and endeavor to solve a series of strange thefts which are pel being perpetrated by a dog le Romantic entanglements arise when Wheeler en- amored with pretty Marjorie Lord, the daughter, who is engaged to the man responsible for their How the boys manage to escape the erm of the law and solve the and return the jewels to their right- ful owner, supply mirth-provoking events which are tailor-made for the comedians’ inimitable antics. ¥ COAL ™" BEULAH LIGNITE Barns hotter, longer, with fower firings. You shovel less OCCIDENT ELEVATOR ‘718 Frent Ave. Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 11 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, DECEMBER 2, 1937_ SHOW (7! AFTER ALL, SVELL-HEADED GUYS LIKE ATTEN? TION... AND HE'D MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE RA, READS TO THE CRAZED MAN IN A HING TONE , AND VERY WELL, WILLIE - SINCE YOU'RE $0. NICELY- oe WOULD LOW, SOOT! SOON WILLIE STEEN 1S COMPLETELY RELAXED YOU LIKE BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES SAONNT( OMETHING IS WRONG WITH RER BROTHER SN ‘WELL, KID, WELL BE ‘SAVING GOOD BYE, be THE GUMPS—COUNCIL OF WAR MAYBIE A GUY Lik “To DRINK TEA OUT OF A SAUCER ? 4 (ow NOTHING. T SUST ReweEne 1, THATS 1.) HLO, WRUE! SAN 1S MY PLANE IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE ? Our Boarding House With Major Hoople HI-HO, LADS, TAKE A A ICA Beeve LESSON IN THRIFT IF YOU q G THAT! THERES F TH’ Bis BREEZE is WANT 70 REEK WITH HAPPINESS! |} BEEN ASTRING | BLOWING ‘ HOLD! BZ tL HAVE THIS DAY PAID THE A Z, LOCAL COUNTING HOUSE THE 7 Ye LAST INSTALLMENT. ON My Z| QA cHRISTMAS SAVINGS FUND~ i) Y L SAVED THIS STOCKING, AND APPROPRIATE J YEAR ISA COL- GIFTS FOR OTHER GUESTS IN LECTION OF OLD RAZOR BLADES! ABOUT WHAT HES GOING TO GIVE sO He/tL GST A BIGGER WINDFALL FROM ST. NICK—WELL, HERE'S ONE SANTA CLALS THAT WON'T BITE ON “TH!