The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1921, Page 6

: MONDAY, MAY 23, 1921 _ ¢ RR j \s ae “WILLYS- ~ KNIGHT j ~ Reduced $300 | New Price® 1895 ; June e Fing | THE Willys-Knight Sleeve-valve motor Improves aith : use. It is amazingly free from care and cost. The gasoline mileage averages above 20 miles per gallon. Its smooth performance i is a source of lasting satisfaction. .° ~ Prices, fob, Toledo, Ohio Touring, was, $2195; June 1, $1895 : Roadster, was, $2195; June 1, $1895 Coupe, was, $2845; June 1, $2550 Ue Sedan, was, $2945; June 1, $2750 : ona | Pz) ‘Reduced “$200. { New Bice. $695 ” June ie | \ THE improved Overland, is Rugged as ever, Ecomomical ' ae as ever, Gamfortable as ever. Its average of 25 milesper : | gallon of gasoline, its saving in tires and upkeep make il it now the low-priced: automobile to own and use, / es Prices, f.0.b. Toledo, Ohio Touring, was, $895; June 1, $695 : | eer Roadster, was, $895; June 1, $695 . a i Coupe, was, $1425; Junes, $1000 7 ry | Bedan, was, $1475) June 1, $1275 - of ] = engaged in the liquor business in for- . - | Lahr Motor Sales Co. ce ee Have Organisation. : league, ae two large audiences “We have the organization to do at the First Baptist and at the Metho-, this now-as we neverhave had it be- dist Episcopal churches. He left Bismarck Monday for Ellen- fore, and there is absolutely no ques- Dr. Morrow pictured the. remarka- | dale. e tion in the minds of ‘our ‘dealers /and ble forward ‘march for national pro- ————__—____ distributors that the Overland car to- | .| hibition during. the last 30 years, drew] FASHION PLAY AT THE REX j day -represents a value which makes the curtains aside-and gave the audi- . ) f Those who love beautiful gowns and 1 it easily first among all poppet valve. 4 ence at the Baptist church-a glimpse . cars as a utility investment. Bh i of the intrigues ‘and organized efforts Oteun egreat surprise in the (Willys-| - which had to be: met and overcome. vison is’ fondest of one of gold metal| ~See Wanda Hawley in “The Le cloth ‘trimmed with black fox fur a about the edge of the skirt and around | House That’ Jazz Built,” at the the cape, There is a mystery about " the gown. .The star calls it a Jekyll Orpheum tonight. Oo and Hyde affair. The secret of it is disclosed in the picture. In addition to this splendid photo play “The Sapphire Girls” are present- hats cannot afford to miss Grace Dav- ison in her latest Republic’ Picture, Wi “Man’s Plaything,” which gpens at ey Only 3 more evenings to ride on a werland announcement is tle deep —_—— : Dr. Morrow sald that the work is} the Rex theatre today for a two days’ ragga ae ed timation Ghar- Klinefelter’s Big Electric Lighted cut made in the Willys-Knight car. Dr. Morrow Points to Work of RL ghiess because of the exposed bor-|Tun. In it she is co-starred with ii x Cha: in will ‘be seen in the two- || M Go Round. Monday, Tues- Rock Bottom Prices For Two| .“This car which uses the same type | Di der lines on the north and south. He| Montague Love and supported by Stu-| Ue Chap! Sahl sti de art Holmes. It is described as cne‘of the biggest. photoplays of-the year. Of all the exquisite gowns she wears in “Man’s. Plaything,” Miss: Da; Popular Cars Goes Into in France, the Daimler in. England, |“ -F uture—$2.500 Raised For | potted oo wor Pree on te 8 Boal fi of the ant force: Am { June 1 and the Minerva in Belgium, and the League Here “Much legislation and a still strons- Mercedes, has long been classed in the is bel lanned and built public mind as one of the country’s pie rod many et dee ton,” | Teel comedy, “One A. M.”" day and Wednesday. Located cor- Make it a point to meet your|| 7° Sixth and Main Streets. (riends at the New Garrick. : Church people of Bismarck: Sunday | by leaders in world prohibition,” he Rock bottom prices for Overland au- | fine cars. ledged $2,500 for the continued. sup-| said. “We expect to have a law be- tomobtles ¢ 60 into elec here on June] eershinied of Design. asses prot the National “Eee n Lea-| fore’ long pronipiting ihe expbrlation This anaouncément was made yes-|and fineness of ecto with an| SUe, from America to foreign countries pledges were made In conec- sie machinery and products intended roducts, following tele-| 20 miles to the gallon, and the sleeve | Morrow, of Detroit, Mich., hete. aud/we eraphic "devices tee from’ the Willyeon valve motor sctnally” improves with, Morrow, a lecturer for the anti-saloon! act by which citizens of this country Used Cars sweeping reduction to $695 on the]its high standard for a life that has et eT pl ht ct a caesar The hot weather is here---now for that STRAW HAT New styles just received in all the latest fashions—including our im- ported line from London, Eng., con- sisting of Sailors and Panamas. _. Such Makes as ROBERT HEATH-—-VYSE SONS _ / Panamas, Panama Sailors and ess Bangkok _Oxtords|=—_--— in all Leathers. Brogues for the young man Kangaroo, Kids, Calf, Ox- _ fords—in all Lasts—Nettle- . ton at Florsheim makes. i S Clothing Shop _ ONE STORE ONLY No connection with any other store i in North Dakota. ig Overland touring, and $1,895 on.the|yet found no limit. Yet this fige car Willys-Knight touring, other reduc- | by. quantity production has been sold i tions in ‘proportion. not as the cight to twelve thousand in September. dollar figure of-the-foreign ca! Last September the price of the Ov-| at the low figure of $2,195 during this erland was smashed from $1,035 to| past year in America. $895. June Ist the price is again cut,| “The new price $1,895 puts this car this time from $895 te » 9696, a sweeping | at the very lowest price among Amer- r reduction of $200 m ica’s finest cars. 4 The new price is ‘$160 less than the “The ability of Willys-Overland to lowest price for which this car was | make this saving may be judged from ever sold, and ig made possible, ac-|the fact that up to the first of May cording to John N. Willys, by the|this year more than 50,000 Willys- quantity‘ sale of this popular car,| Knight cars had been sold, and among which has already passed the 140,000 the purchasers of this Willys-Knight mark, and‘by the anticipation of great/car who are enthusiastic over the savings in manufacturing cost through | qualities of its motor, are the Prince increased volume,. and ‘ increased | fac-| of Wales and the King of Spain, who -tory effictency. join with thousands of Americans in The new Overlata prices compared placing price secondary to satisfaction. with the old are as follows: The tew prices of the Willys-Knight, Touring, $695; formerly $895. compared with the old, are as follows: Roadster, $695; formerly $895. Touring, $1,895; formerly $2,195. Coupe, $1,000; formerly $1,425. Roadster, $1,895; formerly Benes Sedan, $1,275; formerly $1,475. _ Coupe, $2,550; formerly $2.84 : John N. Willys, recently returned " Sedan, $2.750; formerly $2, Sts: ‘ , from a trip in which he visited more than 3,000 Overjand dealers, states, “The public wants to buy automobiles, but the buying public has hesitated in =~the hope that price cuts might be made. We have decided to anticipate every possible saving from: material savings, and from the savings of vol- ume production, and we dre putting our prices at rock bottom June Ist.” Whele ite Now. “We are going the whole route right now. The price is the low’ price which we have long anticipated we might pome day reach on the Overland car, and the car itself is better than ever \ before. It shows an average gasoline mileage of better than 25 miles to If you wish to buy-a car—at'a bargain—see Mr. Churchill, at the: iy . LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY Oxfords! ‘Oxfords! Realart Pictures Presents - WANDA HAWLEY in “THE HOUSE THAT JAZZ BUILT” Adapted From the Saturday Evening Post Story “Sweetie Peach,” By Sophie Kerr. You will laugh until you weep at the carrying-on of these Newlyweds. . It’s a Real Picture., Don’t Miss It. ara ORPHEUM | sexes Reel C “LET'S GO” TOMORROW lion. Its tire mileage and its tmiléage on oil is astonishing.” “At the present we will take a loss om every Overland car we sell, but we fully expect to make this up through increased. volume and increased ma- terial savings. “This gives the public the opportun- 3 , ity to role and. use a modern, well iS _ designed, high-grade satomontle, at i ——--& cost mever before attained.