The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT 5 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE . SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924, eer d PROGRAM FOR _ WILLYS-OVERLAND BREAKS ALL | BOYS’-GIRLS’ MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORDS : aaa | : Announcement by President John series of refresh departures | i : 200,000 cars on December 1th e4p:) Another ortant message 7 ° Development of Community Bene eet Heap : Spirit, Value of Coopera- ee ee Gals recites Overland Success is the Talk of the Country tive Efforts, Stressed ain Al ce x in nthe aoa a equipment, in a totally! f among the leaders of the} ne in-! i ( The ae-| Mater ofr inde a re REY Great strides ahead—conspicuousleadership The price of the Champion—$695—is a spirit, the | nq the statement that Willy the Knight line by the! —warm words of praise on the lips of people champion price. And even if the new f the value of cooperative i expects to break every one | building of Country Club madel, | eof approved of 1 1080 Waco tn TAAL with A/a handsome tearing car In, Cara everywhere—all these things focus on one © Overland Champion did not have the many \ Seukoek Fale ction whiel present indi-| Maroot so 5 Ny equipped. | j iL ETE a probable sale_of 00,000 cars; | Rath. of these. are filled a lone fait] big, vital fact: Overland motor cars have the _ unique features that make it famous, it would interest in the farm and the farm Se ot WRT, GHOHEE eimai are Gn ee right stuff in them. Worth shines out far _ still be a remarkable value at its price. It is me are ne of the valuations | © D usual announce buye 0 es S| ‘ : He ee ae diel iu | { above price. the only quality closed car seating more than by the members of the boys’ and s-Knig' ‘oupe-Se s ly nfter the a eth ie OEM aROR! ioliicemont, (He'leed Bifdiwas;furth:| two passengers ever sold under $700. . SATE CHIME) Hillinng, state’ctub tea: smi” whieh this earlier Hvenetdi by an eHtibey mortar ot | The year ended was the greatest of all the ei if ’ ae ateithe AE ital eld at the oned here was duplicated at/demonstration and display that . aes SEM AD citi eoltene, motor display in the count die increase ita popularity. fifteen a a Overland soni A great The Champion and all Overland models asked each of club members to} ¢ every Willys-Overland id “hamph _ a A a Bee aie AF ENEWS vm, with the result that ™ But Ue he night at mbeCRine tility . year lane e by Sank “es GAS ig have the bigger Overland engine — brute 2. : te re days 5 was sealed in id-fall by the an: | : Over! “ih uilt, var in looks, power with extreme economy. And the dbbew Bee hKU ASE a closed car of unique de-| power, comiort—money s wo: buoyant riding ease of atented Triplex : ‘k sa “i something ra ql The big record-breaking success of these Spring. ‘And the extra- mass Overland mieubede niewethana: we to be the most divergentl. useful | i 1g 4 flectz f the bi rear axle. id Mr. Rilling, © so fur brought out--the first cars is the direct reflection of the bigness ndard a car seating aol dh f bli : h han two gers for less th and heartiness of public interest everywhere. ch eee el P ry Leaders in economy—leaders on the road— into the real y Sentero Pai aemRe se eEe ape Look at the new Overland Champion, for _ leaders in the many satisfactions they bring rip to F e io} nurk so soon after the do more worthy it , : an appeal to YOUNE | Completion of his first ear. Ro ee instance. It brings a quality closed car with to owners. See them. Sit in them. Ask for b ‘aluable Pabd ‘i en you ide! thevedueationate valley Detiee Brothers began production yan Sou consider tne number of features and utilities hitherto unheard of a sample of their performance. Ten minutes nipdople who off the finnl assembly line Ober forms of accident.” said & within reach of every purse. America’s first looking or ten minutes riding will tell you’ be the 1 nd farmers’ BO) 2A) Dee, Gio Linen Glia, Cue all-purpose car—conceded to be the most why these fine cars are multiplying so ‘ of t ally a a able fi e." . One girl member reports thas she] Strong public demand has given a: jy yy gen erate. figure. useful ‘motor car on wheels, rapidly on the streets of America. now does all of the ly sewing | constant Haya fi af Dodge Brothers sill = inicneeyleeMRtteoTOr Sens duction from the very sta A soda A hid never had any sewing lessons| the outset they were ov and Sn Hane iL es previously. ght girls answer that have been ever since, despite can mean-only one! ng nearly all of the farm | ments which converted is seruplous care in| It of learning about | tory of some 20 acres | this important farm work through} into a great industrial city employ- an | club, An appreciation of | ing 20,000 men and having a flcor : girls, “being helpful to mother”, tak- | 0 few 8 ago a large ne | 6 ing care of the housework, “deve -| é as pla 1 ing the mind and heart and making j ine pli ty to a MELLON BILL | 1 useful citizens ‘¢ some other an- 1,000 cars a day and placing | swers received, Brothers in « better position than er before to build their share 5 f of the huge output scheduled for ae Sat ‘ 1924, ashington. Jan 1 Dodge Brothers While factory officials are pleased ~ Democratic 4 1 Establish New Jat the attainment of the one million mt rohan yo aenel erent : Production Mark | (iin giz ‘frenter importance sions of the $ — fact that more 90 per cent ta th the vsal to reduce | One million cars built and sold in| the first million cars are still in s rtax ral per cent on net the first nine years and eleven days | vice, income e; i 00,000. : i of production, In almost every town in the coun- ae L h M t N) I Titties This is the lutest achievement of} try, and i ny abroad, there are, ‘i FEL aiattca basse ties | Ric ncuaee’ coke Here 5's| CONIA MON : Lahr Wiotor Sales mpany by id another to their long list of | 1916 production, with hundreds of IS IMPROVED ‘ | » notable contributions to the automo-| thouyinds of miles to their credit, mis H See ie) inalistry, Ilccitiggivine meatiUcnlbaniva ceryieee| an ee eyo The vaetuan | BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA | 1 It is a world’s record, | Naturally, the peopie in these condition of house banks| | > No other manufacturer, according’ munities know about the cars and|and trust companies for the week | | ; | to official figures shown by Dodge point to them ax evidence of a con- oWs an exesss in reserve of $17,- { 7 executives in support of’ scientious effort on the part of t BgG0l units Tan inerease o¢ | | achieved the manufacturers to build a product 90 | : ee oe (|) : ee ee | i ‘ ~ Donse BROTHERS re i TYPE-B SEDAN a ‘ 1b. nmemae: sat i | a When wi i sifies | : ¢ } : paincnon yerscnetgucnr | || ‘LEARN BRICK LAYING TRADE. 7 i desire for closed car vrarmth and “fl There is a great shortage of men im the Bricklaying Trade. | () 5 | SERVICE HIT Bricklayers are paid from 10. pe $15.00 wer day. tae on | y a vomplete our practical course in two or three months. ‘ou | 1 protection, remember that Dodge i | ould not. poem January, February and March to hotter avert | 4 5 1 | i age than to learn this trade and be ready for work when the j Brothers Type B Sedan is almost Hayat, Gobagan. 6. eAlserainn spring Dusiaing sotivitiep begin. You can start any time. een i i rf 2 SAD Sire I hi leted t! q f ith as inexpensive to own and operate {service on the Cuba railroad and onl ooa pay. Write now for, Sturther ‘vormnadion, or entoll nome ,» & as an epen touring ‘car. Iacleis more mesa tosstoeaie i Box 926 FARGO BUILDING TRADES SCHOOL , Fargo, N. D. r jisland, have been suspended follow- | i ing acts of violence during the strike | i jon these lines, according to reports | J rige is $125 a » De it-—$ iv f. i The price is $1250 f. v. b. Detroit—$1440 delivered. | received today’ at the office of Bec. | | t M. B. GILMAN Co. | TROLLEY > Bismarck —— PHONE BnB | retary of the Interior. ‘Rapee Hoalnellene The past few weeks we have demon- | Rekdis sae yee strated to hundreds of radio fans in nien, editor of the Ching Pao, was THIS KIND OF' ny our show room the new SUPER- anal ial atal isitadiecler Eatee ; NEUTRODYNE five tube set, manu- | costs of one dollar, Mex., because ? WEATHER... \ factured in our own shop from GEN- Aled ood ea 5 | brings thots of waffles and toast to \ UINE FADA NEUTRODYNE parts. dee by i CHINESE EDITOR PAYS FOR INSULT KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES in an editorial in his_paper he office “pigs.” the mind of the housewiferthinking OY Everyone has agreed that this is ual, and that the word “pigs” has Z . . va ‘omg been employed in Canton to Make them both the Electrical ment. e€ have pri aS unt a ee ee i without bulbs) at $95.00 or about pss y ical way, with an iron or 25% less than ‘the factory asks for. | DR.R.S. ENGE m. a toaster from “B, K’s. their four tube set built up. ot ie, | Chiropractor 1" ; copie Ts 0 The CROSLEY 3B Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D.1| | e Is our popular seller for those who want a medium priced set with a , coast. to coast range. ‘We furnish \ this outfit complete with the best of Phone 1-100 all nécessary accessories for $125.00. Ver 0 cere enim MONTHLY PAYMENTS Meat: Cop | M WHEN Tike “Chadiys tasted DESIRED. 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