The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1924, Page 8

wor THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE motor, the -«uit PUBLIC Sweeping Changes in All Models Are Reported By onte by. President Gool- open | bod ndard | announce: idge expressing the nation’s indebt- \edness for the service that won him (the highest military rank. HIGH HONOR IN duplex Standard Six at the announced price of $1,145 for the — five-p: r .| President Coolidge Gives His; New Thanks of Nation been precedent for the honor con: | ferred on General Pershing in the | ecutive order in which the Pres: | ident extended to him “the thanks | of the nation” for his eminent, ser- The Manufacturers comfort and on Retirement vices. 2 eo es Ce The President added that he “felt | OPENRZLOSED MODES eee ese niee de the |. Washington, is=Seun) 9g! |eertainileadeeT: voles Teno aentlIHenE | Be | Pershing ended 12 years of act-!of the entire citizenry of the Re- ‘our-Passenger Closed Car SHOWING HERE The new Studebaker are being displayed here by the Bismarck Motor Company. models, Six Chassis. mpact, comfort- with the htly forward and r there is an under the ble four pi driver's seat. s for the fc wuxiliary s dash when no this new four The big news of the week in the r car automobile world is Studebaker’s an rfouncement of new Because of the dominating po tion which this manufacturer holds, motorists throughout the city have | been flocking to the Studebake showrooms to see these n 5 ng luxur new Stu model is a nodel $193 Cash and $39 Monthly BUYS A e Chevrolet The lowest priced car with selective gear shift. k blue similar to that | the Special Six and the Big Six | Sedans and Coupes. | Three New Berlines On each of its three chas There baker mode e complete refinement of the The never before seen utomobile. Stud pioneered in distinctive vehi- building. rists are now offered by Stu- following new line: compartment with a sliding glass partition. closed car, COWBOY FIGHT 15 original and distinctive new bod- | New Car Has Open and Closed Crashes Through Fence at! The Minot Zoo Features on originated by A creati baker, Studebaker is an open be converted magically in f onds into a Waterp¥oof, of thril they ° and sul gest buffalo in th take him to the | has unusually ul} inest Spanish leather uy- | ro: holstery and an unusual number of equipment features, The | fences d hed through a cow horses CORWIN MOTOR CO: ' { | | who respond to Excellence > HE new Oakland Six Landau Sedan was created to match the taste and quicken the pulse of those who instinctively prefer excellence. ' Uncommon Features of an Uncommon Car Here is hixury on four wheels—a light, close-coupled, closed car aereernt -hedomeine —easy to drive, easy to park — powerful, handsome, individual See ee Racking: —and as clean-cut and debonair as a Derby winner. Be eres carmine strip- e y Dee eee ae aks Here is exclusive luxury at a very low price for such luxury. Senbbers on front sori There isn’t a car in its price group and not a handful among the fing windsbleld higher priced cars that offer the smartness and completeness of Amores siosbest nies dress and demeanor you will find in the Landau Sedan. Seas Here is beauty of an exceptional type conceived by Fisher Devine cemeon on eine and installed on a chassis that is True Blue to the last bolt Indirect ghee unit tnetrer and the last nut— Gasoline on instr ae meccbownd —A True Blue car with spirit and vigor and driving utility that | Pee ET cone have earned it the right to be called “a year in advance of its field.” | See ee ee Drop in today and ask to see this new Oakland. It is a great deal nickeled : A » sat plese more than a good looking car. It is one of the world’s very finest. | — ‘Upholstery in plush mohair — Walnet mouldings — pence Ro jaeenveceeeey | rancauisecaN) sevaNI ee nar | feature found on fine cacs es Stair & Pederson » models, the | | Only in rare instances of history | whose x in which a retiring officer has! s body on the reached the highest rank has there | =: 7 Gia ive service in the Army at noon to- | publi¢ in wishing him long life, hap- d much more day with a last signal honor’ paid to|piness and prosperity in the retire- ore room. E him in the issudnee of an executive |ment he has so. richly eafffed.” Pershing’s arrival today at the au- tomatic retirement age of 64 years, the executive order after reminding the country of “its obligation to one accomplishments contributed o largely to the defense of SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1924 | ive service. He expressed regret > that the age retirement regulation | should operate.to remove from ive ‘service a. soldier of his ability. | health and value to the service. Cook by Electricity. |! Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. i plans which he hopes to carry out, he said, but was not more definite. Secretary Weeks, who earlier in the night had introduced General Persh- ing in. his “Defense Day” radio ad- dress as “the nation’s foremost sol- world’s liberties renewed his long career in. mili vice.” Gen. Pershing has not indicated his plans for the future but declared in a formal gathering with Sec. Weeks and other high officials last |dier” at the later gathering express- night that he had no thought of be-|ed the hope that some way would ing inactive after retirement. He has |be found to keep the General in act- the Big Praise jrom Big Men Lanchester Balancer Adopted by Willys-Knight, Acclaimed Eminent mechanical experts are impressed by Willys- Knight’s new refinement, the Lanchester Balancer, in eliminating vibration. Read these comments. Hiram P. Maxim President, Maxim Silencer Company “The Lanchester Balancer certainly takes out the vibration. It makes the motor smoother than most of the six and eight-cylinders on the road today.” ‘Maurice Olley Rolls-Royce, Production Engineer Glenn Curtiss Famous Airplane Inventor “It is surprising. I drove the car (Willys-Knight Sedan) at all speeds up to 50 miles an hour and found absolutely no vibration.” : W. E. Best Works Manager, Remington Cash Register “The smoothness of the motor was a revelation. The driver increased the speed from 15 miles an hour to approximately 45 miles and, as far as I could detect, with no vibration. It would seem that the balancer is doing the trick and gives six-cylin- der operation as far'as smoothness is concerned.” “From the demonstration there is no doubt that the elimination of the inherent harmonic vibration, by means of the rotating balancer, has been attained in practice to a degree which is very satisfactory to the . passenger.” Willys-Knight scores again. To its famous sleeve- valve engine, that improves with use, it addsa perfection long sought by many motor cars—the elimination of vibration. Test it today—it will amaze you. WILLYS-KNIGHT LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. ‘Now is the time to buy your car if you contemplate ‘purchasing one within the next six months. will be glad to show any of these to you at any time. GOOD USED CARS At a price that is as good as the cars. Boycite in Bulk We refill your empty 4 oz. can for 20c. One Paige 3 Pass. Coupe. Lockwood Accessory Co. One Paige 5 Pass. Touring. One Essex 5 Pass. Coach. . One Oakland 5 Pass, Touring. 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