The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT PRICE REDUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 nee NEW PRICE $695.00 F. 0. B. BISMARCK was $795.00 THINK OF IT! An honest-to-goodness auto- mobile—Electric starter, sliding gear transmission, one man top, side curtains open with doors. Demountable rims, crown fend- ers, enameled finish—An easy riding car over the roughest * roads—25 miles to the gallon of gasoline is a common occurrence —The same model that hurdled? through the air at Mandan. AMERICA’S LOW COST CAR LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. BISMARCK DISTRIBUTORS MILES CITY NEW PRICE $1045.00 F. 0. B. BISMARCK. was $1440.00 Willys Knight ‘Touring Backed By Real ,@ NEW PRICE $1695.00 F. 0. B. BISMARCK. was $2095.00 Better Get Your Order in Before You Get Too Far Down the List. legends that precede the *pidftires bristle with wit and humor. PREPARE fr (oi? WEATHER sil The cold days that test out the storage battery are but weeks off—NOW is the time to have us.put yours in shape to stand the strain of cold engines and the drain of long night lighting. , Charging, repairing, re- building —Service For Every Make Without Bias. Guaranteed work — moder- ate charges. Electric Service & Tire Co. ! 7 | fering the motoring public the new|“Boys Will Be Boys” Buick. Four—a car of the same . | mechanical excellence as the Buick At The Eltinge Theatre (COLR,TaNWS BOTH OFFERED iccttscnati sistas: | mobile, which has its advantages and | usefulness in meeting cettain demands for utility, will find the. means of program for the Country club over the! Saining their ideal form of personal week-end. | transportation. It is a car that has First play‘in the tennis Nournamenta| been designed and built especially for being held here, which brings the|them just as the sia-cylinder Buick is best players of the Missouri Slope,| being manufactured to specifications opened today. i‘ | that satisfy the vast majority of own- : Bight: Dickinson golfers were to| Ts who like better that type of car.” Day antl eee Sunday and Moo-| ELECTRICI AN IS ARRESTED HERE day on the Country club grounds. An! informal golf/tournament, wi)l be held “Day at the Country club, All club. members. embers may | pafticipate. NEW CAR MEETS ‘| state board of ‘electricians. Howard i .| was employed. by T. P. Riley, contrac- Buick | Four-cylinder Manufac-/ tor. He said he did not care to.make |’ ture Explained Tun, but could not tie the score. FOR CITY POOL te Minneapolis, The errors were 4 Two Teams Will Meet at the City for Parris and 3 for Fargo. 2,600 o persons saws saw ane game. Baseball Grounds Sunday Afternoon New York 9; Washington 3. Boston 4; Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 3; Chicago 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 1; Pittsburgh 0. Chicago 7; Cincinnati 0. Boston-Philadelphia, postponed. Others not scheduled. RUTH SLAMS OUT 49th HOME RUN Cobb’s movie dramatization of his popular story “Boys’ Will Be Boys,” at the Eltinge is unique in its freedom from all suggestiveness. It is clean through and through aud a film that the “kiddies” will rock with delight over. You. can live your poyhood over again in this Kentucky town. The Both. golf and tennis are on the [ BASEBALL | LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Lost Pct. 586 560 535 488 484 470 66 396 New York, Sept. 3—Babe Ruth hit his'49th home run here yesterday off Erickson, of Washingtoa.. New York won, 9 to 3, EVANS-McDONALD ‘GOLF WINNERS Louisville Minneapoli: Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee St. Paul . Indianapolis Columbus .... The Elks and Knights of Columbus baseball teams will meet Sunday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock on the city base- ball diamond. The game will be a benefit contest for the Swimming Pool fund. It is hoped to realize enough for the game to wipe out the fast dwindling debt on the pool. Manager R. B. Loubek of the K. of C. team today announced a strong line- up and promises a real ball game. His players are Art Bauer, Leo Roch- forod, Geo. Lehman, A. Berger, Geo. Smith, A. Reff, J. DeCosse, F. Bur- bage, A. P. Simon, G.. Reuter, M. Ol- son, H. Homan and N. Dumas. John Homan, manager of’the Elks, announces the following players for the Elks: W. A. McDonald, John Peter- HN BORTELL Sheet Metal Work R. W. ‘Howard, an eiectrician em- ployed on the state memoria] build- ing, was arfested on a charge of working. as an electrician without a license. ‘His bond was fixed at $200 by. Justice Dolan and bond. was fur- nighed. Hearing will ve Sept. 13. RADIATORS FOR AUTOS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS paired; Rebuilt, Recored and -aned out by up to date process, has no equal. - ‘We are agents for the Famous ““S.."” Cores and Radiators. guaranteed against dureaks tism leer unequaled effi Chicago, Sept. 3.—Charles Evans, UATE Jr, national amateur g >If champion, Won Lost Pct.Jen champion ind Bob O-Link. club .629{ professional, defeated Abe Mitchell .623}and George Duncan, Britis1 profes- sionals, 4 up and 3, in a thirty-six hole golf match over the Bob-O-Link course here. The bye hoies were play- ed to determine the winuer of a medal: score, prize, McDonald capturing. first place with a_ score of 71-71-142 against a par of 70. New York Cleveland St. Louis 524 500 -460 460 412 357 Washington . Boston ... Detroit . Chicago Philadelphia Mee any statement of his side of the case at the present time. the eldest shop in the state. Send ‘The price will be right. All The “Buick Motor Company makes the following announcement. Expert Accountants. Busi- son, Harry Woodmansee, Dr. F. B. Strauss, Jos. Breslow, E. H. Weber, H. A. Flow. J. C. Taylor, Rudy Patz- man and J. C. Obe BOXING CONTEST Leo McDonald of Mandan, and Bat- tling Krause, of Hazcia, will be the contenders in the main boxing bout to-be-held-in Mandan, Monday, Labor Daxeukhe contest to start as soon as "| Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Boston ... Brooklyn . m Cincinnati ON AT MANDAN [cre Philadelphia NATIONAL LEAGUE won ‘Lost Pet. -609 + is 605 554 540 521 445 -400 337 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS YESTERDAY No games scheduled. WILTON TO PLAY PRISON TEAM The Wilton baseball team will play the prison team here tomorrow at the prison grounds at 3 FP. M. It is advertised by tae prison man- agement as the last big baseball game of the season. Cunningham is expect- ed to pitch for Wilton. It is planned to have one or two trucks at downtown hoicls to take lo- cal people to the game. <“For some time we have feit the | demand for a four-cylinder motor car | built to the same standard as “the| Buick six-cylinder car. Dealers anc} owners alike have -virtually insisted that. we manufacture a car with all! the characteristics of Buicks and with) a# four-cylinder motor, which in rela- tion. to the chassis, would have com-; paratively the same power, the same smoothness, the same flexibility, the same economical and dependable oper- ation as - the aix-cylinder valve-in- head motor. ness Service Co. First floor, ‘Hoskins Block. Phone 662 CORWIN MOTOR CO. 215 Main Street 50c RATE $8.00 MONTHLY “Our engineers have accomplished all sports are over. They will go eight all. these things and we are now of- rounds. Three other fast bouts are promised. MILLERS BEAT FARGO, 5 TO 4 Fargo, Sept. 3—Tie Minneapolis American Association team nosed out Fargo in a 5 to 4 victory nere yester- day afternoon. Fargo made a rally in the ninth inning which netted onc AMERICAN LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE and Bob (McDonald, metropolitan up- Cleveland 12; Detroit 1. TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS | ; "A Child Can Work the Buick Clutch THE UNIVERSAL CAR, Why drive a car that takes all your strength to work the clutch? Buick cars can drive right because they’re built right — as more than a half-million Buick owners will testify. ’ Step into our sales room today, ride in the new Buick models and try the clutch yourself. No others compare. Buick Sixes 22-Six-44 Three Passenger Roadster 22-Six-45 Five Passenger Touring. .. 22-Six-46 Three Passenger Coupe. 22-Six-47 Five Passenger Sedan. . 22-Six-48 Four Passenger Coupe. . 22-Six-49 Seven. Passenger Touring. 22-Six-50 Seven Passenger Sedan We Serve You SERVICE! We like to put it in capitals that way because we believe it is the most im- portant thing in the battery business. Of course we can’t make a new bat- tery out of an old one, or a good bat- tery out of a poor one, or a long-lived battery out of a short-lived one. There are limits even to battery service. But we can make any battery last longer and serve better if you give us a chance, We can make the Willard {| Threaded Rubber Battery do both— and it already holds records for long life and reliability. We can always do more with a bat- tery if we get a chance right at the start, although we are ready to help anytime. Come in! You'll say, too, that we give— SERVICE! Willard ‘Service Station 408 Broadway ks a PRICE REDUCTIONS Effective at once the following list prices F. O. B. Detroit, Mich., incliding starting and d Hones system and demountable rims. Touring ..........$450.00 Coupe........... : Roadster .........$420.00 Sedan..... Scares Cars, less starting and lighting system aud De- mountable rims, F. O. B. Detroit. : Touring-$355.00° Roadster $325.00. Truck $445.00 Plus Freight and War Tax. ‘ | Buick Fours Place your orders now as we can make prompt 22-Four-34 Two Passenger Roadster. delivery. 22-Four-35 Five Passenger Touring 22-Four-36 Three Passenger Coupe. . Sold on Monthly Payments if desired. 22-Four-37 Five Passenger Sedan All Prices F. O. B. Flint, Michigan. BISMARCK TIRE & AUTO COMPANY 216 Broadway Distributors Bismarck, N. D. WHEN: BEFTER “AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK"WIEL BUILD THEM COPELIN MOTOR COMPANY Phone 318 Bismarck, N. D: