The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1918, Page 3

v BISMARCK EVENING ns NEVER A SEASON WHEN MAKERS OF WARM AND COZY GARMENTS ‘ HAVE BEEN SO KIND TO MILADY |?"" “nite Sem was a Season when the rinents no- There n: makers of warn and cozy were so kind to the woman tors a good Jeai There ar capes, wraps and furs to suit almost any individual taste and to conform to the size of auy purse. There are garment. skin- of every real mal that reams the wilds, and ot! emarkably good looking coats:marked after beasts who never lived outside a furrier’s shop— garments that are inade into com- fortable, serviceable and comparative- ly inexpensive motor wraps. Such coats are usually untrimmed with any other skin and are given variety cnly by clever arrangements of the shad- ings or strippings of the fur itself. They can be made seven-eighths or full length and cut in either belted, double-breasted or straight styles as best suits the figure of the wearer. _More luxurious are the coats of Hud- son seal. This pelt is always in the height of fashion and it always will be, for nothing richer looking or more becoming to all types of figures was ever worn by woman. Hudson seal is handsomest trimmed and Kolinsky is the preferred garniture this year. An especially good cut for a motor coat is the new double-breasted coat of Hudson. seal_with the wide flare sleeves. that make it so easy to slip on over anything else. Such a coat is also used a good deal for evening. OVERLANDERS ON WAY HOME AFTER ANNUAL SESSION Many Representative Business- men. Attended fhe Convention. ‘Seventy-five representative business men and bankers of western North Dakota and eastern Montana, repr sentatives in their territory of tho Lahr Motor Sales Co,. distrivutors for | the Overland and Willys-Knight car: are on their way home today with pleasant memories of the successful annual convention which cume to a close Friday evening with a theatre party at the Auditorium. The business sessions Friday arter- noon, held in the main sales rcom. of the Lahr company, ai Third and Broad- way, were attended by 100 represen- tatives and dealers, including the lo- cal sales force, and the several trade talks given were well thought out, in- structive and full of valuable sugge: tions. Everyone got a trifle better ac- quainted at the war luncheon, served at the McKenzie in the evening, ana. the theatre party, with the “Overland” occupying a prominent place in Goff Phillips’ lines throughout the perform- ance of “Watch Your Step,” was a fit- TOT TT made of the; NO FORMAL HEARING. «cats! Kgsitzky Case May Be Thrown Out of Supreme Court. | Neither the state highw sion nor State Auditor K , cited! by the former to appear in supreme court this morning to show cause why he should not allow the bills of the commis- i appointed for the hearing. The state auditor Friday filed a formal reply to the state highway commission's peti- tion in support of a writ of mandamus issued by the court. He asserted that no bills of the state highway com- mission were then unpaid, and that he had never signifiied an intention to no allow any bills of the commis- sion which were approved by the state auditing board. He reiterated his intention of personally voting against the approval of these items, but stated that so long as his asso- ciates on the board overruled him, the bills of the commission would be paid. The only bone of contention is said to have been the state auditor's al- commission, showed up at the hour, ; leged threat to decline payment of $ Crystal HTT ting finale. President Lahr is much pleased with prospects in the automobile business. In the speeding up process so neces- sary to America’s successful partici- pation in the war, he believes the automobile will play a prominent part as a necessity, rather than a luxury. As concrete evidence of his faith, the Lahr Motor Sales Co. this morn- ing began rearing the: walls for the third story. of its new home at the corner of Fourth and Broadway. The building was originally planned for three stories, and material was pur- chased for three, but bad weather early in the season made it doubtiu whether the third story could be com pleted, and it was decided to finish but two this fall. Recent warm weather enabled tue contractors to jay the slab concrete floor for the third story, and with another week of good conditions, the building will be enclosed. The Lahr company hopes fo occupy part of its new home ee February 1. BURKE TO SPEAK. Former Governor Will Address Grain Growers at Fargo. Fargo, 'N. D., Jan. 5.—John Burke, United States treasurer, today ac- cepted an invitation to address the , Tri-State Grain and Stock Growers’ convention to be held here January 15-18. Mr. Burke, a former governor of North Dakota, probably will speak on agricultural credits. | sae, Se | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Modern furnished room, | close in. 223 Second street. 15 tf ease erase EE aa FOR SALE—Three auto tires differ- ent sizes. Phone 511Z for size and price. 15 3t FOR RENT—7 room house. Hot wa- ter heat. Bath and all modérn con- veniences. 306 Mandan Ave. Phone 498K. 15 3t Tf VOU. ARE DESIROUS OF GET- ting into business for yourself; a splendid proposition is offered by a large corporation handling automo-,; biles, tractors and a general farm | ‘machinery line. Write for particu- lars. 136X Care Tribune.~ I have a few more trunks and suit cases to close out very cheap. Also have a lot of paints of different kinds. Reg- ular retail price $3.25 per el. now going at $1.75 per gal. and upwards. Also a line of Alabastine. See- FAUNCE 4th St., for Bargains (Gy SNGUEGEOUMEDUYOOUEUONUEOUELAAUUOEOUNOOGEDENOUOOEUOUODRUDOEDOUQQUOCQOGUDESOEUOUUQOONLOOEOOUOND ie Power Per Gallon French Auto Oil Tungsten Spark Plugs Motor Accessories and Supplies MARSHALL OIL CO. Bismarck, North Dakota EVAAUAUOGOUEUDEGUQUGEOEOEAUDGQEOEOOLOUQUOUQEOUUUGUQOGONOGOESOGEOOGSAOGNUNLOLOVOGOGEUEONOUOEOUOOUONEG these bills, and, inasmuch. as this menace is now withdrawn, it is_pre- dicted that the supreme court will not. RAILROAD MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED BY TRAVELERS of the United Bismarck council 0 Commercial Travelers will meet this evening at the Grand Pacific hotel to sider railroad matters. All travel- on are asked to attend this meet-' Dansford Here.—Rey. positing ch, and who for some time engaged in western evangel- here for a couple of} Dr. Dansford PAYING FOR BONDS. State Owes Only $30,000 More on Liberty Loan Purchase. The third installment of $30,000 on the purchase of the Second liberty loan honds made from the state uni- versity and school lands: fund, has been paid by the state treasurer. A fourth installment of $30,000 remains to be paid, falling due January 15. Tribune want ads bring results. UURUEDOOUUOEONOUGROODRDORSORSONONES Gasoline ‘Donse BROTHERS M TOR CAR Observe how bright and fresh the car always looks unless it has boen neglected. The extreme heat at which the enamel: finish is baked on the body makes it bite deep into the steel. It wiil pay you to visil us.and examine this car. The gasoline consumption is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusual high. Touring Car, Roadster Sedan or Coupe, $1350; Winter (All prices f. or Commercial Car, $885; Touring Car or Roadster, $1050, ‘0. b. Detroit.) MISSOURI VALLEY. MOTOR Or Bismarck CARL PEDERSON, Mgr. 7th at Main. oe 234 !yepairs for which we are paid. Often! ise properly equipped, both in tools a man wants to know something about and knowledge of batteri to give s battery of his electrican system. | expert ervice in all branches of bat- KEBHI NG ‘CAR. OWNERS HAPPY ~ : Ae SERVICE STATION'S ‘MISSION: “As a rule, the term service station | has heard of somebody else having a something one thinks about only) certain trouble that he wants to avoid. has trouble,” says Mr. Loden,| Right there is where real service e man for the Willard Stor- comes in. age Battery Co. | “When the Willard company ar- “on our case it’s a little different./ ranges for a service station, it is with t of all, we want the motor car the understanding that it this vicinity to feel that we tablished for the car owner are willing to do more than make their} They see to it that every distributor susnsunannnnitAiti regardless of trouble. Or perh he THE UNIVERSAL CAR ‘The Ford is an honest car in the filest sense of the term—built on an honest design with hon- est materials, sold at an honest pr with the assurance of honest performance and an equally honest, efficient after-service. Besides, it has been proved beyond question that the Ford is most economicgl, both to operate and maintain. It is one of the utilities of daily life. Your order solicited. Efficient after-service is behind every t Ford car. Runabout, $345; Touring Car, $360; | Coupelet, $505; Town Car, Sedan, $645; All ‘to. b. Detroit. THE DAKOTA MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. One-Ton Truck Chassis, $600. UOGOSUSUUGAOUCGSSUGOGGNSOSAOUOOONGNONOOOOONOCONOOOOL Of OVERLAND and WILLYS-KNIGHT | Repair Parts i _A Three Story and Basement, Fire- Proof, completely equipped Service and Sales Building 1 1 qs t these two cars. automobile business. «a WILLYS-KNIGHT or an OVERLAND. Lahr Motor Sales VEUUOUNCUEUAECUSQUOUUGUTASESUONCSDOOOOLEOOEGUUQOLUOUCEOOSOUSSOUOOSESOGOUONOUUEESUUEONCEQUDON SERVICE | * “Qur Middle Name” a $20,000.00 STOCK A corps of expen mechanics who know every inc oftheOVERLAND and WILLYS-KNIGHT, and who give their individual attention to i. A dealer in practically every town in western North Dakota and eastern Montana, most of them carrying a stock of repair parts, nine years experience dishing out service and satisfaction—pioneers in the These are the things back of the car you buy PROVIDING its “An Exclusive Overland Orgs’ tens ~ Select Your ~ ‘Studebaker “Now and Save Your-» self Some Money While the goverument has set a maxjmum price’ on steel, all other materials entering into.a cat are climbing up and UP and UP. We [cel safe in saying that within a few months, all cars will be priced several hundreds of dol- lars higher than they are now. You know us—and you know Studebaker.:. We are in business to stay. - The Studebaker car is one of the biggest values on the market. Not for years to come will you be able to buy'a car so cheaply. In reality, if you tieed a car, it is the best kind of ECONOMY to buy NOW. And Studebaker is the car to select. Old cars taken in exchange. Terms to suit. BISMARCK MOTOR CO. BISMARCK, N. D. C. BERTSCH, Manager. ‘ any Compa