The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 8

PAGES 7” BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE For ten years we have sold Overland cars. For ten years we have been building up our organization and perfecting our service. During this time we have seen dealers come and go, leaving owners of cars they had sold to shift for themselves. , Each of these ten years we have been squarely behind every Overland-and Willys-Knight owner with a’big stock of parts and organized service. And in 1919 we are still striving to bet- ter serve our patrons. One thing is‘ certain—we are just as keen about “Service” as we are about “Sales.” .You cannot make =~ a mistake in choosing an Overland. : LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY TO BISMARCK Last night and this morning's trains brought scores of Willys-Overland dealers to the annual meeting being held today in the big Overland build- ing. der by President W. E. Lahr. Claude H. Paxton, branch manager | of the Federal Tire Co. of Minneapo-j g lis, gave an interesting talk regard- ing the tire situation at this time and its provable future. E .D. Rose, parts manager, gave some valuable suggestions on the handling of parts by dealers, which was followed by an interesting talk by Secretary Cc. Anderson whose subject was ‘ op- eration.” The forenoon session came to an end with a talk by E. W. Lundblad, representing the Western Electric Co, of Minneapolis, who went, into details in regard to the farm power and light plant manufactured by his firm and distributed in this territory by the Lahr Motor Sales Co. After a luncheon at the Grand Pa- cific hotel as guests of the Lahr Mo- tor Sales Co. the dealers went into the afternoon session with a talk by Mark F. Jones 01 Beach, who covered the dealers’ view of the automobile business. C. B. Whittey, service man- ager, followed with an instructive talk on “Service,” and A. G. White, ac- countant for this progressive Bis- marck firm, talked about the deal- er's accounting problems. The convention wound up. with an explanation of Willys-Overland fu- } ture plans and policies by W. E. Lahr. i After signing up contracts for the p ¢oming year, dealers were shown through the Lahr Motor Sales Co.’s building. A splendid banquet at the Grand Pacific hotel will condition this ‘bunch of live wires for a show at the i Auditorium as guests of the Lahr Mo- WILLYS-OVERLAND DEALERS COME The session was caued to or-|¢ FOR ANNUAL MEET this territory. During the day over | eight hundred Overland and Willys: | Knight cars were contracted for by} , to be taken during the season, When the Tribune met these Qver- land dealers, he immediately realized one reason why Willys-Overland cars re so popular in this terirtory: Rep-| resentative business men every one of them, clean cut and full of pep--the kind that do things. “1919—Let's Go” was the slogan of} this meeting and we'll leave it to the dealers we saw today to “GO.” | Good Roads Talk. At noon luncheon today at the/ Grand Pacific the Willys-Overland men | heard an_ interesting talk on good roads from Secretary George N. Ken- iston of the Bismarck Commercial; club, recently elected secretary of the National Parks Highway association its annual meeting in Spokane. Secretary Keniston dwelt on the su- preme importance of good roads at! this point in the development of the! northwest, and urged that automobile; men, from economic as well as altruis-; tic motives. should take a leadership | in the good roads ‘business. S tary Keniston told of a meeting in/ Kansas City, for which point he leaves | this evening, at which motor truck; manufacturers of the country plan toj . form a great national organization | » Gi aA i which will push the development or| Dorothy Gish in “Hearts of the trunk line highways of, sufficient ex-| “Hearts of the World,” D. W. Grif- | ‘Miss Dorothy Gish the sister of Miss Lillian, who takes the part of the “Girl.” The acting of all‘the prin- cipals are of a most meritorious char- acter. Bobbie Harron, as the Boy, is a finished actor, and his acting in this production is said to be his greatest screen achievement. Master Ben Alexander, a sturdy little chap of five years is presented. as the “littlest brother.” He ‘is truly one of the most, delightful little stars who has !yet shone on the juvenile horizon. Robvert Anderson, as Monsieur Cukoo, is most acceptable and furnishes many delightful comedy situations. George A. Siegmann (Capt. Siegmann of the U. S. A.) as Von Strohm, agent of German, Autocracy, interprets his part perfectly. The rest of the cast, in- cluding George. Fawcett, Josephine Crowell, are perfect in their respective roles... Dorothy»Gish: as. the “Girl’,, is irresistible. of the World orchestra, under the di- rection of the famous young director, Mr. S. Breyn, is worthy of commend- RHEUMATIC PAINS Quickly Eased By Penetrating Ham Wizard Oil A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin’s Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles. You will find almost daily uses for World” at Auditorium Tonight given to every little detail, there are| ; The splendid Hearts) in cases of sudden mishaps or ac- | cellence to permit the establishment of regular truck express and freight service over them, | This evening the city’s guests will fith’s world famed film spectacle, en- tertained a capacity, spell-vound audi- ence for approximately three hours at the Auditorium last evening. so. many delightful little incidents in the production ,that one is completely “carried away” with it. Thrilling war scénes, picturing the cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites ‘and stings: Just as-re- liable, .too, for,,carache, toothache, croup.and coli Pee “Hearts of the World” is everything that the critics have said it is—“the| screen’s greatest achievement”—in | fact, when you have seen this great gather at the Grand Pacific for the end of a perfect day which will be topped off with one of Chef Claus- en's most palate-tickling menus, and with an attractive program of classical tor Sales Co. and this ends another an- , nual ‘event for Overland dealers in DELL ENTERTAINS HOUSE WITH INTIMATE STORI HOME AND BABY SISTER’S CROUP Life in the house would he prosaic and humdrum indeed were it not for Rep. Girdell Patterson of Donnybrook and his sick baby sister. Dell t in- troduced his confreres to his baby sister Monday, when discussion of the | propriety of ratifying the league am- endment was under way. Del told about baby sister dnd her need for catnip tea, and of the journey for the catnip and the trip home through the | woods, where one little frog sang s prano and another big frog sang } It is not recalled whether he told whether the catnip saved baby sister's life, but it is presumed that it did, for yesterday the gentleman from Donnybrook trotted out baby sister! again. This time buby-sister had a tummy- ache than no ordinary catnip would eure, so a doctor was called in, and he tried everything he had in his med- icine case, and it didn‘t work, and he told mother to try some cold water | on bay sister, and she did, and baby sister got better, and then the doctor came back and believed she was strong enough to begin taking medicine again. Rep. Patterson likened the case of| his baby sister to that of the North} Dakota farmer, who, he said, as soon as he got strong enough, had his - tetter’s bitters taken away and Lydia | Pinkham’s or some other innocuous remedy substituted by the patent med- | icine bunch, which is Mr. Patterson's new name for the old gang. The Gentleman from Donny k | .| NINE Tablets. super production, you can candidly | say that you have seen a master pro-j duction presented by a master pro- ducer. To attempt to review the pro- 'duction completely, to describe it min- utely, or to explain it in detail, is practically impossible. Suffice to say that the production is a most gor-. geous one, produced on a most ¢i- gantic scale, - with strict attention A Nation’s Safety depends upon more than wealth or the power of its mighty guns. It rests in its robust children and in its strong, vigorous manhood. There’s only one “Bromo Quinine.” E. W. GROVE'S SCOTTS \signature on the bi 30c. NOTICE—Everybody who is E M U LS | 0 N interested in Roller Skating . Bi < i phone 550 before Saturday, as tr ideal ry uctive tenietods Thave an expert instructor com-| >'tgs to the Yeted e' ¥i ing for a limited time. M. J.| C&SLY aselmi ares an O'Connor. imparts strength and pro- motes normal gro’ Scott’s Emulsion builds up the weak and fortifics the strong. Seott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. and popular airs from O'Connor's or- chestra. ES OF THE OLD him, both of which are advant:Xes. Yesterday they applauded him round- ly; there were oodles of sentiment in the gallery and on the — side-lines, everybody felt sad, and a good time was had by all. Colds Cause Headaches and Pains Feverish Headachvs and Bedy Pains caused from a cold are soon relieved by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- C. A. Finch Lumber Co. for Mon- arch coal. Phone 17. 35-20 traced in pathetic terms the strug of the North Dakota farmer against told how the farmer owes a hundred and ten million or such on his home. sonal property and how he pay: ty-five million in interest every y because the old patent medicine gang Jet Dr. Foreign Profiteer come in and prescribe the medicine North Dakota farmers should take. Patterson is running J. Heff T. 0'- Connor, the .boy. orator from the Forks, a close race for the champeen’s belt for high and lofty and lengthy Donnybrook man has greater lung- 1 power and he has the majority with | ee | 1919 MODELS the machinations of the Old Gang:) and about as much more on his per-} talking on the floor of the house. The; We now have on display the new Buick valve-in-head touring model for 1919. The motor is completely enclosed, and with a new system of rocker arms, is noiseless in operation. We will be glad to have our friends come in and see this latest creation from the Buick factory. THE LIBERTY MOTOR IS A VALV a HEAD French, Americans,. Brittish. and Ger-|.. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. mans in terrific field and air conflict,| If not satished return the bottle and following in swift! succession after| get, your,moncy back. ae scenes that brought tears to the eyes, Ever Jonstipated or have: sick only to ‘be brushed aside by the de- Just. try Wizard Liver lightful comedy “bits” interpreted by ieasant ttle pink pills, 30 SUNN TT Jim Hawkins. props his feet on the rose festooned porch railing in an Oregon suburb and .reads. the same motor car advertisement that Cousin Peter is studying as he rides home from work in the New York subway. és : 4 In Arizona you can buy the same tooth paste and tobacco that are used by the folks in Maine. California fruit growers adver- tise: their oranges and lemons to the people of the East. New Hamp- shire factories make ice cream freezers for Texas households. 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