The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE — LOWEST PRICES In the History of the Ford Motor Company Runabout . 269 Touring. . 298 TruckChassis 380 Coupe .. 530 All Prices F. O. B. Detroit At these lowest of lowprices and with the many new refinements, Ford cars are a bigger value to- day than ever before. Now is the time to place your order for reasonably prompt delivery. Terms if desired. COPELIN MOTOR COMPANY 201 Broadway Bismarck, N. D. ISS S=EESSS Economy Shoe Repair Shop| isfaction. Old shoes repaired Laskin Block, guarantees sat-| like new. ance” SENEnon. ) aeercomemmnentny eo Sera Dopnse BrotTHers MOTOR CAR Owners will tell you that the Touring Car is exceptionally well adapted for winter driving. The curtains are trimly cut. They open and close with the doors and fit snugly, affording ample protection from the weather. || FATHER, SON ' | i ‘ ' | Away | | 33 years after an illness of 11 days | suffering for some time. | practically all of his life in Henzler | years, and Mr. Greenshield was the ‘son of one of the first settlers of DIE WITHIN SHORT TIME: R. F. Greenshield Passes | Here Last Night; Father on New Year’s Day FUNERALS SAME TIME | R. F. Greenshield of Henzler pass- | ed away at a local hospital last | n'ght at 10:30 o'clock at the age of with pneumonia complicated by rheu- matism with which he had been While Mr. Greensh’eld was ill in a local hospital and. surrounded by relatives his father, John Green- shield of Washburn quietly passed away at his home on New Years’ day at the age of 80 years as a result of infirmities of old age. Mr. Greenshield Jr. had spent where he was a well known farmer. | He leaves a wife, and fotir sons, | James, age 9 months; Gordon, age 6 years; Larry, age 4 and a half McLean county, Mis father moved wth his family to this country from England and settled in Bismarck in 1879, being | an engineer by trade. For three | years he worked on the N. P. rail- road when the main line was being built west from Mandan. Mr Green- | shield Sr., was an engineer on the construct'on train that laid the | first rails on the west side of the | Missourt. 5 In 1882 he homesteaded across the r'ver from Washburn although at that time there was only a sew shacks here to mark the townsite. From that time on he lived with his family on his farm in Ol wer county | watching the development of the country trom a wild prairie over | wh'ch roamed Indians and buffaloes to its present well developed cities. } There were nine children born to Mr. and Mrs. Greenshield Sr., two | of them, a boy and a girl, as well | as the mother preceded Mr, Green- | shield to his grave. Mrs. Greensheld | died about 20 years ago. The child- | ren rema.ning are his son, W lliam with whom he made his home, R. | Frank who passed away at the hos- pital laet night, but who has been farmmg an adjoining farm to the | homestead, and Charles who is | working on the Northern Pacific. His | daughters are. Mrs. J. W. Bagness | of Henzler, Mrs. A. D. Lathrop, of Greybull,’ Wyo., Mrs. Lilly Etz , of Swift Current, Sask., Can. and Mra. Tom Edgar of Sidney, Mont. Funeral services for R. F. Green- shield will be held at Underwood in the Catholic church Monday morn- ing, Those making arrangements sad | that funeral services for his father, John Greenshield would be held Sunday morning at Washburn. ’ RAIL BOARD "DISPOSES OF MANY CASES It is gratifying to know, too, that the | Minor Gian Decided in Addi- carburetor and starter will function as promptly and smoothly in January as in August. The Price ix $1030 Delivered in Bismarck, M.B. Gitman Co. Bismarck —— Prone 608 tion to Bismarck Water ‘Supply Case Cases filed and decided by the railroad commiss‘on within the last week, as, atingunced in the commis- sion’s buletin, include: i CASES DOCKETED | Interstate:Comnierce Commission | Docket 14898,’ Western’ Grain Rate Case—Com- as Public Utilities of Bathgate vs. Great Railway. Company. Petition fe bi rain service. { Renton Rural Telephone Com- | Pany vs, Northwestern Bell Tele- phone y. Petition for de- | crease in switching fees. Interstate Commerce Commission Docket 14477. Northwestern _ Coal ton Ra’lway et al. Coal rates to | points in Arkansas. | CASES DECIDED The Great: Northern Railway by restoring service on the Sarles-La- Kota Branch closed the case by this .| number which was instituted by the Citizens of ‘Sarles, — * The Danzig Telephone Exchange Company ‘of. Danz'g. petitioned. to shorten hours of service from De- eember to, April and as there was only one’ protest received by’ the je petition was ap- pet’ bron for a crossing over the N. P. Ry. C t sg River having been ie, Radroad, the case a { Tho: petition of Emil Paty leh s tans Street,’ 7 Ne Dock Opergtors vs. Chicago and Al- | | ‘tion of the- citizens of He- |: Chae mnouncing | $1235 $1435 $1235 $1795. a See the Willys-Over advertisement in the Scturday Post, January : Lahr Motor 300 Fourth Street tranching be paid by petitioners. Service station switching charges of the Park River Telephone Com- pany being under investigation. a rate of $4.80 per year per station was ordered. ASKS RETURN OF U. S. TROOPS ‘Washington, Jan. 6,—Declaring that “trouble may break out at any time” involving Amerisan forces on the Rhine, Senator Reed, Democrat, Missouri, today asked the senate to act at once on his resolution for re- turn of the American troops to the United States. Thrills Aplenty yr ae ACTIVE TIME Lansing, Mich, Jan, 6. Eleven Beautiful New Models -— at. Recora- Breaking Prices! EVEN beautiful New Willys-Knight cars: 5-passenger Touring; 7-passenger Touring ;3-passenger Roadster ; 5-passenger Sedan; 7-passenger Sedan; 3-passenger Coupe; and—a new creation! Not a Sedan: not a Coupe: not a Coach! The New Willys- Knight COUPE-SEDAN. Modish, ex-! quisite, perfectly appointed in every closed- car detail; doors that open front and rear; troublesome folding seats conspicuously absent! A car for practical connoisseurs. And every model powered with the motor that improves with use. equals in riding comfort—none TOURING .$525 ROADSTER . $525 COUPE. . $795 SEDAN. . $860 All prices $. 0. b, Toledo AT SESSION Advertising never made an automobile good --- but a ‘good automobile makes .good advertising --- that’s: why so many people know about Buicks. , 4» SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1923 The four new low-priced Overland models are wonderful values. The body of the Tour- ing Caris entirely of steel. Its finish is hard- baked enamel. Its tires are Fisk first-quality oversize. The hood is higher. Body lines are longer. Seats are lower. Triplex springs give extraordinary comfort and add to the life of the car. The new Overland has few price. It leads in low cost of operation and upkeep. Be, sure to see these new Willys-Knight and Overland models, which are now on view in our show rooms. WILLYS- KNIGH COUPE-SEDAN SEDAN 1-pass. COUPE S-pass. AD prices f. 0. b. Toledo Sales Co. —————— ee” - A few of the laws they are prepared to sponsor ,include: Equal rights for married women with those of single women. Present Michigan laws provide that: money earned by married women legally be- longs to her husband; that she can- not take a position outside the home without her husbands consent; that the married woman is entitled to no ,|pay for her work in caring for the ping, Women’s | home—except board and lodging— organizations in Michigan plan to! while the single woman is jentitled play @ prominent part in the legisla-|to compensation for her labor, ana tive affairs of the general assembly.|in some instances, the married wo- Se near its ? S-pass. . $1595 oo $1995 oo $1695 oy a man is not permitted to make con- tracts, Perfection of laws protecting wo- men in industry. . Women rights on a plane with those accorded men. Welfare acts, mother’s compensa- tion, eugenic marriages maternity measures and kindred others. TW @ MALL RECROUND-T SEASONED BLOCK 15 FAR BETTER Bear in mind and con- sider thoroly the FACT that new cylinder blocks are GREEN and not sea- soned (practically anneal- ed) like the old block. When WE regrind the old worn or scored block we make it BETTER than 4 new block—and we increase the Rae over its RATED Regrinding (our way) saves time and money. Modern Machine -.. Works. Bismarck, N. D. ‘