The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1922, Page 8

PAGE FIGHT —— | | “THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE. OPEN YOUR EYES —COME IN AND SEE for yourself the machine that grinds values a lot better and in half the time possible in any, other shop in this territory. Come ir and SEE the. bearing aligning reemer — the burning in stand and numerous other expensive machines not duplicated in any other shop « W LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY BISMARCK NORTH DAKOTA teem “be in bhi territory, and in‘charge of honest experts. a ra +s p ‘Do zou want high grade work—do you want. it done economically? OPEN ALL NIGHT. ‘ @. A » i H * * * A Then, may we suggest that you let us at your car and go over the matter fully with you—a thorough inspection and estimate will cost you nothing nor obligate you in the least. Don’t Put It Off Until The Spring Rush. Do It Now! & ~ Distributors of Overland & Willys-Knight Motor Pars. SNiawy . a _to the private quarrels and animosi- ° the high seas, according to Mr. Dua- | were expected not to take the shape |ache, rheumatic pains, dizziness and| expectancy of fi She nN GOVERNORS T0 New Ku Klux Head {ties of men who hide their iden- Lucky Kids can, who saidcevery precaution was | of a definately drawn bill but rather | blurred vision are symptoms: of kid- | ¢ m d a aey ache inn u 4 “4 tity behind a mask.” i 1. |being taken to guard against suc-|to embrace what it conceives to be.|ney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills give | °7nes And Subsequent numbers have 1 % i : a cessful culmination of the, plot. the essentially constructive features | quick reli mainbeined the: contents of first ee | H W Sererremiere ‘|in the: nine measures now pending purchasers. e elatest reduction MERT H ARDING | GETS WIND OF : Advocate Change: in congress. D.scussion and a¢ontion | PITT DGOR-RSSEK means that the manufacturers are Lie BIG ae SUPPLY bebe) of a report of the committee on or- at Ss desirous of sharing.with Hudson and } In Size of Loans ganization also was on the final IN REDUCTION Essox owners the cost reductions session program. ’ | that greater output and present man- fs ee] * rrpee oer ae PAE ufacturing costs produce. director’ for the Washington, Pic. 16.-Legislation | tROUBLED WITH WEAK KIDNEYS| R. B/Loubek of the R. B.,Loubek i re northwest, anncunced today that he making it possible for the farmer to |\ , Hy sulstantial ‘ “Have been troubled with weak ; Co, announe: a subtantial rede |) ————=—=_—_—_ ; : , had iece.ved information. of an at borrow: from, ‘tho.i-farm “loan: banks ites | tion in thes prices of Hudson and E Chief Executive Will Journey leged plot. to smuggle into for nine month periods and indivi-. Kidneys see shildiood” - weitey | Lon Ene cae begs , " A . country a i ; is dual sums up to $25,000 was advo- TS. yde, Bepzonia, Michigan.| 5°* Hs nce bs To White Sulphur Springs ey ieee. aie pneepolitg cated today ins legislative policy |“Now past forty and have had ter- from $100 to $200 below former fig-| FOR XMAS? ‘And Make Address $150,000 at current ill'e:t sa’e prices adopted by the national council of |rible backache and that tired out] ures. Pe lesa it fay bet mentioned | fl A Chain Jack Acting on this information, Mr. Farmers! Cooperative ; Marketing: As: | eeling; hardly able to do my, work. (Bal, tne. Hudson dnd Heron cars are ‘ain Jac Duncan said ships of the prohibition sociations meeting ‘on _ convention | By using Foley Kidney Pills accom-| two, that started o ; with perfect | Cc é White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. navy patrol ure watching the At- here. : __ |Panied ‘with Foley Cathartic Tablets | scores. The first car! made by the orwin Motor Co. Dec. 16.—The chief executives of 15 lantic seaboard for the possible. ap- _Discussion and adopt on of speci- |I soon felt like a new person.” Back-; company made the grade-as far as) e states attending the annual confer- pearance of the wine laden ship and fie recommendations on rural ! ence of governors here were prepar- federal dry agents in Minneapolis credits legislation with action on ing to leave for Washington after and New York have started @ round- Mrs. Betty McCreary, with an. |the report of ,its resolution com- - the final session today for a lunch- up of smuggler suspects. other nurse arid an American doc: |™ittee to follow, formed the con- ———<—<——$ $$ $< $$$ 9 ____————- 4 con conference with President Hard- Mr. Duncan said a former resid tor, has succeeded in wiping out | cluding business today for delegates rl fg at the White House Monday, of St. Paul, sent by the alleged sm the seven-year itch among the chile |to the national council of Farmers |, ; pe sumably on the) subject of pru gel ring to New York to arrange to] dren of Erivan, ancient capital of |Cooperative Associations. Agree- |. \ a hibition enforcement. bring the contraband liquor to Min-} Armenia. The disease formerly | ment on a program of specific needs Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania, 'neapolis, had Ziven information of |’ claimed a large toll each year from |in rural credits legislaticn, .to have | and Preus of Minnesota, through {the plot to the anti-saloon league in|» the hatf-famished youngsters ¢ the support of the organization, was | : \ . Presid ; New York, December 4,, and ., the region. sought in throwing open, to general, |. . whom the President personally ex- fe" ork, December 4,, and later |; A ‘the subj e | tonded his invitation for the econfer- -had repeated the details to prohibi- discussion a report on the subject : ‘ sre ” ‘tion; enforcement ‘agents ther from the committee on coorperati ence to the other governors over the jon eet ent, “agents re carried out, and haye ‘no def finaneing. and’ rural credits. 8 E- ROTH E S telephone last night said Mr, Hard- ueshibitlon ; erents, hn ne formation that the wine ship is 0: |The veouneil’s recommendations’ |" S ing had not indicated to them the ow far je alleged plot jas been rn > : questions to be discussed. As the eg: chief executive had previously. an- : SE DAN nounced his intention of calling the, jz, w. Evans, shown above, Dallas, : : E ° governors to Washington to discuss! Tex dentist, Fen eines ‘impetal : { the liquor question next month, the] wisard of the Ku Klux Klan. He has age F e é inion seemed to prevail among!) Ay ti Corin the. gocret ; z r = : ‘ : thece here today that either the date diganetilon?. Pane hie P A | Pe Many women who could well afford more of that conference had been advanc- ; ; : ed or the meeting Monday had. been é expensive closed cars prefer the sedan for their possible preliminary to| aries, Governor Henry J. Allen de- : : ‘ personal use. : session. clared’ in an address. prepared for : ’ : before the contbronce! am = : They find it easy to drive, easy to park, econom- i t in the Kansas 7 5 ee ‘ A sg Bes t, was expected to] s id, would make PS) ical to run; and comparable in the beauty and h him a list of the governors 4 i richness of its appointments with cars muc! vill foltow him from White Sul- an higher in price. : The 6 a’ for the -con- in the open fi ° ee inate Th is dede in genuine iS velvee cluding included only ire neighb ¢ upholstery is lone in genuine mohair : s, that of Governor Allen eferring to s ! of a singularly rich and beautiful pattern. The : on, the Ku Klux Klan.|of violence alleged Norma ; \ seats are roomy and luxurious. The hardware delivery the governors] mitted by member: ; prepared to go into executive | the south and the far west, Governor Talm We ill convert your Scuis Into’ and minor fittings reflect —— ard’ ‘ for thé election of a chair-| Allen said: j 4 WwW rare good taste. : ce 5 d other formal conference} “The organization is, as dangerous : in » : siness with the mecting then be-| to the Protestant as it i ‘ ' c 5 ‘ is ing thrown open for discussyon be-| olie, the Jew, or the Negro, because ‘Cash at PAR or exchange them for’ i Steel disc wheels (with cord tires) screen the fore final adjouriment. it exists. only when the authorite Pe ea ( under part of the car. and harmonize in a most <n will not drive the Ku Klux] of government has been broken down \ * ), : effective way with the new grace and smartness Klan from the state by force but will] and destroyed. It brings chaos and Tuesday-Wednesday Treasury Savings’ Certificates. } e Brothers have recently bro ught to expel it by refusing to permit it to| hatred and menace td every law \ re which Dodge Broth do business within the state's bound-| abiding citizen who may fall victim |], } Thursday. the lines of the body. { = ) ) The price is $1630, delivered in Bismarck. seine, ee A) ' | e ‘ Fi rst Guaranty M.B. Giman Co. ong Bmwsaacn =—— Prone G08 ' Bank F. A..Lahr, Pres. E. V. Lahr, V. Pres, J P. Wagner, Cashier. Today’s Super-Six is the best value Hudson ever offered. It is priced lower in proportion to its worth than any motor car we know. More than 120,000 Super-Sixes in service and al- most eight years leadership of fine car sales show its position. Now the new Super-Six motor gives Hudson such a delightful smoothness in action that even’ long time Hudson owners maryel at the difference. a SR AEN vee HUDSON AUTOMOBILE STORAGE i | HAR EPRI ee We are sorry to have had to tum so many of our friends away the past : 7- P. Ph t $1475 i ia ten days, because we have been overloaded with storage. This was par- ass. aeton Ov nin a operat- ticularly unfortunate for out of town folks, who came in overnight to Freight and Tax Extra ; Ww. 4 stop in pera e ae been sertonnie ” renting another wae eal this week, an ve moved enough cars from the garage ‘into de: ; a ing a Buick is easy © storage so that we can handle just a few more automobiles here. Remem- Lent ____ Speedster, 811255 7-Passenzer, #1175; Conch, $15253 Sedan, $2005 & be ae $8.00 monthly rate-gives you the: luxury of free delivety at your =, home.- ONE FROZEN OIL PUMP MAY MEAN A‘ SCORED ' CYLINDER. | CORWINAGTOR Ca, Fraight and Tax Extra : on the pocket book R. B, LOUBEK MOTOR COMPANY Distributor. Bismarck, N. D. BISMARCK TIRE & AUTO CO. IT I TEA f