The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1919, Page 3

os ‘We wish to announce to the public that in order to increase our business we have incorporated the Bismarck Motor Company which will hereafter be man- aged by Mr. C. Bertsch Jr. Pres., B. C. Solum, Vice Pres., M. B. Finseth, Sec.- Treas. ° CARS sui The Light-Pour $1125, The Light-Six $1585, The Seven. agsenger Truck 1 $1985 f. o. b. Detroit Beautiful In Design Thoroughly Modern Mechanically Right Ts We will be pleased to have you call in and meet the new members of our organization and get better acquainted with us. \ We Are Distributors For The three New Studebaker Cars are conspicuous for _ their beauty of line and mechanical excellence. Check them, up, point: by. point, and judge: them -by comparison with other cars of recogifzed high quality. Note carefully each outsanding feature. Study their construction from every angle. - Ask questions—know why every owner of a New Studebaker Car isso thor- - N oughly enthusiastic. The New LIGHT-FOUR is dheiibusly a quality car— probably the lowest priced quality car on the market. Economical to bay and maintain and big enotigh for the . whole family. Zo The New LIGHT-SIX is unusually attractive in de- sign and remarkable for its completeness of appointments and refinement of finish. The SEVEN-PASSENGER SIX gives luxury and style at a price well within the means of the conservative investor. Its individuality goes hand-in-hand with excel- lence of construction and maximum service. \" Studebaker quality, dominant for 67 years, is re- flected in these new cars. They are the most highly. per- fected product of Studebaker experience. oe You will find the New Studebaker Cars the center of attraction at the Automobile Show. N PRICES FOUR-SEASON CARS Sedan ... Coupe ... Sedanet’ Touring . Roadster . Prices -f. b., Michigan. Wire wheels and spare tires extra INQUUUUHETEEUAUATAHALUAL ORT Quality Goes Clear Through The war period just passed has given to the Dort new and greater prestige. The lesson people have learned as to the value of thrift and conservation has awakened within them a deep- ened respect for the Dort. They have always held it in high regard as a smooth- running, competent motor car. They have prized it for its driving ease and riding . comfort. Now they are quickened to an intense appreciation of the solid virtues that characterize it—its economy, its reliability, its faithful performance. \ They are conscious, as never before, of how really good a ear it is. They perceive more sharply than ever how desirable a car it is to own. We urge upon you the importance of setting aside sufficient time to become acquainted in detail with these cars. They, are fine examples of able engineering practice and sound, careful construction. They will impress you as worthy automobile invest- ments. We Are the Selling Avsils In This Territory foe , The International Tractors ismarck Motor Company ‘416 BROADWAY BISMARCK, N. D. t Eatttoiet Babs sen4; een