The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE PRICES T00 LOW TO DIG SPUDS Fargo, N, B., Sept. 30.—With only three left in which it is safe to leaye potatoes in ground, a very few growers ar to c2: + Unless there is a ‘radical change o market situation very nd buyers in Farg ] sales of hand picked Unit- ed States No. 1 sroduct at 271-2 cents per bushel took place at Moor- head, Minn,, this week «Is declared “the ituation this ter- e by the Fargo F 4l club in a telegram to the Inters tate Commeree Commis- sion, J. C. Roth, director of car service of that body said in reply. that: “Our understanding i that the con- are bad indeed. A meeting being held in Chicago today by the r service division of the American y association with all North- lines represented to see what it is practicable to do to im- prove,’ the car supply.” CLOSED CARS ARE POPULAR impressive eyidence of the remark- able shifting, of public demand for closed cars is shown by the recent announcement of the Fisher Body Company that they have arranged to build or take over six large plants near Chevrolet assembly plants for the sole purpose of supplyin losed cars to! Chevrolet Motor d Addition of these new plants will give the Fisher Body Company the largest total manufacturing floor space in the world—the aggregate be- ing over twenty million square feet, nearly three times the area of the United States Steel Corporation. According ot Colin Campbell, Gen- eral Sales Manager, Chevrolet Motor Company, Chevrolet is the lowest priced car on the market carrying & Fisher Body, herice it has attracted buyers both from the lower and high- er price classes because of the high |) quality of the body and the engincer- ing improvements in the chassis. Chevrolet is now the largest produ- cer of closed cars of this quality. In one year Chevrolet Motor Com- pany closed car requirements have increased from approximately 9 per cent of its volume to nearly 50 per- cent and indications are that in 1923 more than half of its produgtion will be closed cars. The new Fisher Body Company plants are located at Flint, Michigan, Cincinnati, Ohio, Buffalo, N. Y., St. Louis, Janesville, Wisc. and Oak: land, Cal. The plants will be imme- diately adjacent to the Chevrolet assembly plant and bodies witl be carried on endless conveyors direct to the assembly plant, avoiding the expense and delay of freight ship- ment hitherto experienced because of the distance of the body plants from the assembly plant. It is stated that this saving will be reflected in still} finer appointments of the car. Dr. Scholl’s foot: expert at our store Saturday, October 7th. Examination and advice free. A. W. Lucas Co. Take advantage of the beautiful weather and enjoy the dance and moonlight waltzes on the Roof tonight. —o SO House Bargains ; For Sale—Modern house of six rooms and bath, trees, nice lawn and garage. Gas and coal ranges. ‘Lovely location be- tween down town and the Cap- itol. Nice home and a bargain at $3900. $600 cash. For Sale—House of six rooms and wood shed, city water, elec- tric lights.., Tenth street North, Only $1700. : Cash only $300, «> For Sale—One of the most beau- tiful homes in Bismarck, (that’s saying something.) Seven rooms and bath. This most desirable property should be described as a Palace. It must be seen to be appreciated. Location excellent. $8500. We have a number of other nice homes to sell on easy terms. Don’t Luy until you have looked them over. J. H, HOLIHAN Phone 745. 314 Broadway. Terms. Values have, increased — has your FIRE INSUR- ANCE? Let us place the additional protection in our}! strong companies, MURPHY Here is the A B C of the latest outdoor sport—air gliding. No motor is required, just a properly con- structed pair of wings, a high hill and considerable nerve. A couple of strong friends consti- tute the self starter. Holding tightly to the ends of the launching rope (1) they start running. By the time they have reached the end of the hill (2) the glider—that is the machine—is ready to jump off. Caught by the wind striking the LADD RETURNS FROM BREMEN’, New York, Sept. 30.—Senator Ed- win F, Ladd of North Dakota, was included among members of the con- tional parliamentary congress #1 Vienna who. returned today on the America from Bremen. J C. V. BRANDRUP ‘DEAD. Fargo N. D., Sept, 30.—Charles V. Brandrup for five years in director of physical education in the Fargo Pub- lie Schools, died “her this morning of meningitis. @e was born in Den- mark and formerly lived in St. Paul, Minn. HONEST MEN READ THIS I sell clothés on monthly payments, Come in and have a confi- dential with KLEIN Tailoring Men’s Furnishings. Cleaning. Dyeing. TYPEWRITERS Cleaning, Dyeing, Repalring Pressing at new low prices, Mail orders looked after promptly. We pay postage one way. Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works Opposite P. O. Bismarck Speedster $1645 HOW DO YOU GLIDE? gressional delegation at the interna-| , 7 Passenger Phaeton $1695 Distributors. side of the hill, the wings bears the glider upward (3). During the flight height is gained rapidly. Everything that goes up has to, come down, so the glider starts drop’) ping when the winds which struck the side of the hill. began to die down (4). Flying Iow over the second hill, the glider is caught by new air ‘cur- rents (5). Gaining height he keeps going up NO CLUE TO _ MISSING FARMER Fargo, N, D., Sep 30—No clue as to the whereabouts of Ira Wilcox, farmer of near Ayr, who with his automobile has been mysteriously missing: since Thuzsday afternoon THIS EXPLAINS It’ i \ as the rising wind (6) strikes: the machine, Holding on for dear lite, the avi- ator starts maneuvering for a still higher ascent -(7). Instead of gliding right. down, the expert somersaults — for position (8 and 9). Just like coasting down a hill of air, says the gliders (10). Keeping an eye on their friend, the two starters are ready for him when he lands (11) ,with anchor. line—or stretcher. | was available this morning, William Green, state’s attorney.of.Cass coun- ty said, Ae Bee-stings, as a cure for rheuma- te:m, are having quite a vogue. Dance at the Coliseum tonight. Why Is CHEVROLET So Popular? ? eae it’s an honest to goodness automobile at a popular ‘price, com: ‘pining ' all standard ‘specifications with a fully upholstered’ body and baked ‘enamel finish. Chevrolet ‘is economical, we proved that by win- ning at the Mandan Fair. It has a speed of from 50 to 60 miles an hour, and how it does sell! CORWIN MOTOR CO. Freight ond Tan Extra Coach $1745 Do you know the new Hudson motor? be Greeted everywhere asa marvel when first shown, the steady increase of interest in the new Hudson motor proves it no mere passing sensation, but one of the most i im- portant basic’ developments i in many years. A ride tells all Sedan $2295 R. B. LOUBEK MOTOR co. Bismarck, N. D. | : | | i | ic \ i | | { a ll Ei pn A Specific Charter i}. This is a State Bank, chartered by the State, supervised'by the State ~ Banking Department and serv- “# ing citizens of the State. © ~ We believe our. HUDSO. N Ih , i nv all ‘tie Cc i vi lili Ts i Ey ay WY, "SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1922 ill it ‘ il = il OT ‘| a iM ty i \W ie Ms | ; i" i i) All Value Records Broken! t Timken bearings in front axle—the easiest of cars to steer. Ipmroved' rear axle’ of Improved clutch with Fine. durable coach: The most powerful motor of its size-and the only type motor that i improves with use. exceptional strength. Salle auth otha. throughout. Was Roadster. . $1350 $1235 mepring oo 1375 1235, Was Now Coupe ....$1875 $1795 Sedan .... 2095 1950 LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY ee ee State affiliation ‘enables us to better serve and protect the interests of our pat- rons, because of a charter .-.which provides specifically for - the needs of citizens in this par- - tieular commonwealth. y Bismarck Bank ~ Bismarck, N. D. Ee | Undertakers . Day Phone 100 WILLYS KNIGHT RIVERVIEW LOT Best buy in West End. Corner Thayer and Park ‘Avenue... Lot 60x160, facing the City Park. Must be sold by Monday noon.\ Purchase Price HEDDEN AGENCY Webb Block. ¢ ‘ [BUSINESS DIRECTORY | | WEBB BROTHERS Embalmers |; Funeral Directorz Licensed Embalmer in Charge DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 PERRY ‘UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed Embalmer in Charge ‘ Night Pone 100 or 687” BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY 220 MAIN STREET Upholstered Furniture Made to Order, my