The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1918, Page 8

SATURDAY, JUNE cals 1918, — BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ble, fireproof storage—you'll like it. SERVICE -—that’s our middle name. Have you tried our clean, accessi- LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY gusnnennenananyvannunasstits UAVEUAEUEUOGGUOCUOUEDUOUDUUOCUOQUGHONGSUUOODSONODSEOAAUOEOUGEODNOONOONQOUCOUSOOOUGEOOONGUGROGOADUODUOORDOGNAUOODOREADOUCROOHOROAOCONOOECONOSOOOCOCNOOOROONaONcNaONoNNOuONO ~ GOING UP! We can obtain no more OVERLANDor WILLYS-KNIGHT cars from the factory at present prices. The Willys-Overland Company will an- nounce their new prices July 15th. Until that date, any models in our stock are yours at present prices--first come, first served. _ | If you plan on buying this season, you should buy before this advance. We are unable at this time to fill all orders for various models. This condition is not going to improus, | Tf you wish to be sure of a car at any Price, better order now. _ Willys-Overland Distributors *:* “4 OUUONUUNOOUONASUONAEDUGESHUANNOAAOOAACAOGAONAEGAAOCSAOONGNONOOONEOOUOOOASENGECOONROOnOcecooNeO Bismarck got back of the North Da- “More Miles on Tires” ; Maxwell Motor Cars S-Passenger Car .. $825 Roadster ....+4 825 5-Pass. with All- Weather Top .. 935 5-Pass.Sedan .. 1278 6-Pass. Town Car. 1275 All prices f. 0. b. Detroit Wire g whecie ler iipment Sedan end Town Car WESTERN SALES CO. 2 DISTRIBUTOR : Mandan Bismarck and no pains will be spared to insure the visitors proper entertainment. Proceeds for Red Cross. All of the net proceeds of the big I week will go to the Red Cross. Among other Red Cross features planned is a transportation brigade to be com- posed entirely of ladies, driving their Y own cars, which will be placed at the disposal of visitors, and the fares charged contributed to the Red Cross. This was done at ‘Minot during the 35 ; j.| tractor demonstration this week, when Business Men Get Behind Patri several hundred dollars was cleared in otic Festival Scheduled for one day. The Stewartsdale Red Cross ladies have already made application July 1 to July 6 for permission to serve during the| i week genuine country dinners, ham and eggs. fried chicken, real cream, in STRONG COMMITTEES BUSY | real coffee; genuine home-made dough nuts, pies and cakes and other actual nee food, for the enetit of the Red Cross. ‘ ii Ladies to Be Active. : Anticipated That Event Will Red Cross ladies and nurses will be Earn at Least $2,000 for in charge of the rest rooms which A will be established at’ various points Burleigh Red Cross about the city for the week. 4 will be on hand, so that ladies while resting may also do a fone Hekay fon 3 : There w e a big kota Council ‘of Defense's Loyalty pavement dance on the brand-new as- Week festival aty:a:meeting of bus!-|phalt pavement near the Auditorium ness men Friday evening, when ajeach night, and the proceeds will be strong committee personnel was se-| contributed to the Red Cross. lected, and the heartiest support of | McKenzie has offered its dining room every progressive interest was pledg-|and lobby to the Home Guard for the ed the undertaking. As plans for the | benefit of the Red Cross, and evening big week develop it becomes apparent | dances will be given there. that Bismarck fs due for the most im- | attire will be introduced and offered portant. state gatheringinits history, | for sale at special prices for the nene- A Featureless Motor Car Perhaps you have observed that we seldom feature any one detail of design or construction in a Maxwell Motor Car. The Home Guard is making plans| General committee—Capt.. BE, @G.| Chairman; C. N. Kirk, Jack Oberg. for the showing of the new war pic-} Wanner, chairman governing board, “Pershing'’s Crusaders,” for the| North Dakota home guard, chairman; entire week, matinee and evening, at] George. V. Halliday, assistant secre- the Auditorinin: Special inducements | tary North Dakota Council of Defense, are to be offered the bands of all sur-| general manager; A. J. Arnot; treas- i rounding towns which are not having, urer; George N. Keniston, secretary; Stewartsdale, of the. Burleigh. county |New York celebrations of their own, to come in| Henry Halvorson, W. H. Wabb, Jr,|Farmers' union; President iR. J. -J.| Boston forthe Fourth. District President | Mayor:A. W. Lucas, ‘Burt Finney. Z Pascoe of the United Mine Workers| Speakers’ committee —Chigt Jus- | "armeks’ union, and Charles M. Whit-| Cincinnati of America has been asked to invite|tice.A. A. Eruce and Associate Jus-|™er of Yucca. representing the North| Pittsburgh the Red Cross. ning to come, and several of them in-| George F. Dullam, chairman, to name tend to bring bands. A majority. of | his own assistants.‘ the companies will come equipped with} Food conservation ‘ committee. —Mrs. tentage and the first state home guard | F. R: Smyth of ‘wome encampment will be held on the cap-| state council’ of defeni itol grounds, under strict military reg-| select own assistant There is a reason for that. In a product where excellence is uniform, there no opportunity—no temptation—to emphasize any one feature, to the exclusion of others. Today there are more than 250,000 cars of this same model in use. “More Miles Per Gallon” For five years it has been manufactured in prac * tically its present form. s If there ever was a weak link in the chain, it was long since strengthened. But there wasn’t—from the first this proved to be a ; wonderfully . reliable, exceptionally economical and altogether a most satisfactory automobile. Special features are all right It is permissible, of course, to emphasize any advan- tage a car may possess over its rivals. But in the case of this Maxwell we feel the strong- est thing we can Say is that it is just as good at one. point as at another—good all over and all through. In‘a word, featureless—a standardized, iesealae motor car. You can’t go wrong when you select a Maxwell Motor Car for yours. : . 250,000 other careful buyers and experienced motor- ists endorse your judgment. fit of the Red Cross. The hed Cross| ulations. A feature of the home guard] Band tournament committee—]| U.S. Farm labor reserve—John B.| Cleveland a will hold all concession privileges, and| mobilization .will pe the presence of| Harry 4 Woodmansee, chairman, to, Brown, U. S. farm help specialist,|Chicago .. 2s. uf was, collimated pratt nes ae it erecle 8 crack eereley troop the only name own assistants. chairman; John N. Hagan, comin: Washington . 30 500 should cl D 9,000. moun’ company of guardsmen in fi Les f -| sioner of agriculture and labor; Lind-| St. Louis . 29° «472 RED. CROSS MEETING, ‘North Dakota. do, alae committee —Ray Mi: Bereey| cy at. “Patten, state director, U. Set Detroit... 30.400 The Red Cross executive committee Meeting Monday Evening. ES Hs ‘ : free employment bureau. Philadelphia . 33> 389 is meeting this afternoon to plan its} General Chairman ‘5. G.‘Wanner|_ Parade committee.—Capt E.G. Wan-) trades and Labor.—Stephen Pascoe, part of the big festival, and meetings |'calls especial attention to the general |e" Adjutant General Angus Fraser,| district president United Mine Work- AMERICAN ACSC ATION: of various other” committees will bp| meeting of all committees at the Com. | J¥¢dge-W. S. Casselman, E. B. Klein. | or, of America, chairman; Frank Mil- iL, Pet. held this evening and Sunday. Mof-| mercial club rooms ‘Monday evening | ,, Committee on police and order—) nonan, vice president North Dakota|Kansas City . Hi 16. 628 day evening, at the Commercial club,|at 8. Much important business must | Bismarck Home Guard. Federation of ‘Labor; Earle A. Hey-| Milwaukee 27 «17614 starting at 8 sharp, a general meeting |'be attended to, and it is urged that|,, Decorating committee.—Mrs. E. A-| wood, Bismarck Typographical union.| Columbus. 25 18 581 of all the committees will be held.| every committeeman make it a point | Hughes, chairman; W. E. Lahr, F. A. BUY W, 8. Se——— oLuisville 25 Bt} 548 From that time on it will be dig every | to be: present. copoly ane Miss eon uF Sua ee re ye Indianapolis 21° 21500 minute to put the city in shape to re- Festival Committees. ant ecate, superintendent 0! :, St. Paul... 20° 26. 435 ceive and entertain the biggest crowd| The committees for the big week | !!¢_instruction. | STANDING OF THE || Minneapotis’ 18 25 ae i are as follows: 120 320 278 Sports committee —O. W. Roberts, | CLUBS Toledo .. BUY “Baséball tournament committee. —| @ 4 FRIDAY'S- GAMES. Win S.' Mitchell, chairman; to select NATIONALE AGUE. American League. own assistants. a Cleveland 3; Chicago. !. Tractor . committee.—William E. WwW. L. Pet Washington 3; New. York Breen,, Bismarck, and J. W. Burch, | Chicago on 673 | «Boston 13; Philadelphia 0. 2660 |." National League. 662 | Pittsburgh 3;..Cchicago AT Brooklyn 1; York: 442). Philadelphia Montgomery of Tappen, North’ Dakota |‘Philadelphia in for the week the hundreds of min-| tices A. i. Christianson and! Luther | D@kota ‘council of. defense. St. ouLis 0 jation ers whom he has organized in this]. Birdzell, North Dakota supreme|_Recéption committee. — Bismarck | ‘Brooklyn ate atinneapolis 1; Toledi state to meet wit hthe lignite produ-| court. “ % United Commercial Travelers. Columbus 6; St. ah | fix cers in a conference called by the] .Red Cross --comimittee—To: be as-|_, Dance poramittec. —Bismarck lodge t . Loufsville 7; Mi! heantl syd Council of Defense. Home guard units | signed. % B. P.O. E. WwW. b. Kansas City :3;. Indianapolis’ iwthin a radius of 150 miles are plan-|. War Savings Stamps committee—|_, Committee on. county councils.—| Boston .... ¢ : as VWs 8S New York ie North" Dakota council of Defense. a2 1 a ay il jae ° ( hs 4 il all eae Model 90-: First 8 comnilttee’ of , chairman, to Choiceof women —because it is a beautiful car of ample room, wide seats, deep cushions and refinements throughout. —because it-is powerful, easy to handle, with con- venient control and easy operating clutch. because it has electric Auto-Lite starting and lighting, vacuum fuel system, large tires non-skid rear, cantilever springs and 106-inch wheelbase. —hbecause it is economical and backed by Overland service everywhere. Five points of Overient smpeiorin Appearance, Performance, Confort, Service and Price ‘ Ligh Fowr, Model 90 Towing Cor "ea “ LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY 300 Fourth St. Distrit ut ors Bisma