The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MOTORIST IN WINTER GETS MOST FROM CAR; | SERVICE PLAN utomobile. | k the man who stands shivering b waiting for a str ix, OF DODGE BROS. IS SUCCESS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE * We just: want to remind you that no matter what service your car may require we are equipped to serve you promptly, efficiently and at reasonable prices. Come around anid let us test your storage battery (no charge) and check up your car for winter driving. YOU’LL LIKE SOMETHING FOR THE CAR FOR CHRISTMAS. Brothers, while constantly improving the quality of their car and thus re- ducing the necessity for service, are at the same time giving the service question more and more attention as one of the fundamental issues in the Vote for the W SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924 Halvorson Legislative. Ticket JR.—STATE SENATOR “The beauties of summer ma Good performance alone does not an production and sale of auto- e is q a igh jimply that the owner is completeiy biles. Heietie take Motor Sul u-|sutictied with hig motor car, accord-| This month, for example, Dodge Willys-Overland dealer, “But t able Willys-Over-| ing to M. B. Gilman, local Dodge| Brothers are advertising to the CHRIS BERTSCH man who drives a car in winter is | lan sed models attractive to car] Brother: rr F world, “You Know in Advance— 9 getting more for his money than at) bu: “It takes good service, in addition Dodge Brothers dealers everywhere any other time of the year. ~ | to the good perfo: , to win his have a fixed charge for every ser- “It's on a cold or stormy day that) The seeds of cypress trees cannot | complete and enthusiastie endorse.| vice operation.” It is perhaps: the MRS. ROBINA MOSES automobile transportation approaches | nate under water, although | ment,” he said. first time that a large manufacturer 5 its maximum of value. When one trees commonly grow in swamps. He pointed out the fact that Dodge { has given such general prominence a :; | plan that could be applied with equal fairness and efficiency to their en- tire organization of dealers,” said Mr. Gilman, “When this plan was finally evolved, it meant more years of intensive educational work in get- ting it established and in operation _=—_ ZH mei) = Ny Bee, : ‘Why Country Is Chrysler-Wild Today It is a revelation to sit ina Chrysler and look up at other cars you pass. The contrast. is so marked that it recalls the days when the safety bicycle obsoleted the old high wheel over night. Viewed from the snug, low- hung comfort of the Chrysler, the others look awkwardly high and unwieldy. Not only do they appear unnecessarily high, but unnéces- sarily heavy and cumbersome. The delight which this contrast arouses is stimulated when the Chrysler gets under way. It has a flashing ac- celeration which is literally a new experience. Just as it is smartly unusual in appearance and conservation of space and height and weight, so it is strikingly unusual in performance. It romps away from its un- wieldier brethren with ease, on level, or grade, or hill—negotiating traffic with an alertness that must arouse chagrin in those driving heavier and more sluggish cars. It rides as no car even of its own high- quality type ever rode before. It does all of the things it is called upon to do as no other car has ever done them before. The Chrysler has blazed a new way and ushered in a new day in motoring—that is why the whore country is Chrysler-wild today. SIX Winter Storage We will not have as much storage space to sell this fall as in the past, and we urge our old cus- tomers to make application at. once. The same rate of $8.00 a month is in effect, with free de- livery at your home. Our storage is all at street level, and many entrances, without elevator in- convenience, offer service superior to anything ‘in Bismarck. We Never Close. | | | Corwin Motor Co. Aer et et be ks ti to the subject of service. “Dodge Brothers gave years of study to the development of a service J. M. THOMPSON in the thousands of dealerships. To- day they have arrived at the point where it can be truthfully said that any Dodge Brothers owner, any- where, can learn in advance just what i+ will cost him for any work that ; kis car may require, Guesswork and unpieasant surpr! n service bills have been eliminated. ways will be found standing ‘FINE OAKLAND | FINISH STANDS There would ordinarily seem to be little connection between the re- cent epidemic of the hoof and mouth disease in California and the finish used on motor cars. { But as soon as the authorities be- san to take means against the spread of this disease, a striking differ- ence in the finish of various motor curs was brought out. . In order to prevent carrying the infection from one part of the state to another all motorists were stop- ped at frequent intervals along the 'main highways and required to drive their cars through a trough about 30 feet long, which was filled to a jdepth of eight inches with disinfect- fant chemicals to kill any possible germs: that might have been picked up on the road. The cars were like- wise sprayed with the same chem- ical compound. While the chemicals used caused |the finish on the majority of cars to {turn white, it had not the slightest effect on the Ducco finish of the bors who know him are his Oakland cars that passed through. Yet this test was but a mild repeti- ition of the Oakland demonstrations put on throughout the country re- cently when hot tar, sulphuric acid,’ spain and Mr. Liberty is expected lime and lighted matches were)! SRA Ce placed against the Ducco finish to *® be out of the hospital in a prove how impervious it is to dam- or ten days. Mrs. Liberty returned lage. ;from there Saturday and stated that \ ee \the doctors had to remove the in- | LIBERTY LOSES SIGHT \jured eye, which had been struck by Washburn, N. D., Nov. 1—Chas. a piece of coal. The sight in his. Liberty and F, W. Keith, the two other eye is already impaired, but | coal miners who-figured in the ac- it is expected he will be able to sec jeident at the Bitumina mine last a little when he is discharged from week are recovering, except for the the hospital. Mrs. Liberty has been loss of the sight in one eye of Mr. with her husband most of the time Liberty, Mr. Keith is back at work since the accident. Health Insurance for the Whole Family Without counting the daily utility of a Chevrolet for going back and forth to work, shopping or taking the children to school, etc., its value in saving doctor’s bills, broad- ening your mental horizon and keeping the whole family physically fit, amounts to more 0 than the cost of the car and its upkeep. Es SUPERIOR It is more of an essential to the modern a Touring Car family then anything else but a home. jist Chevrolet meets the requirements of the yt modern family because it is economical to Neat buy and maintain, because of its excellent leat 4 sppearance and riding comfort, because it 7 i can be depended upon, and because it is 20 - easy to drive that any member of the family can use it. CORWIN MOTOR H. P. ASSELSTINE | Endorsed by the Independents Christ Bertsch, Jr., candidate for state senator from Burleigh county, has long been a resident of Burleigh county. He is a business man, who has served his city well on the city commission for many years. He is a large taxpayer, be- lieves the interests of the farmer and business man are linked together, and al- —STATE REPRESENTATIVES for honest, sane and economical government. Mrs. Robina Moses, wife of C. W. Moses of Bismarck, is the only woman can- didate for the legislature in Burleigh county. She has served with distinction in many women’s organizations, on many civic’ committees. : betterment of her city has been recognized by leading taxpayers of the city, who urge her election. She is a good mother, a good neighbor, a good citizen. H. P. Asselstine of Moffit isa farmer. He knows the problems of the farmer. He stands for legislation of benefit to the farmer, along sane lines. His neigh- strongest boosters. J. M. Thompson of Wilton, who received the highest vote of any candidate for representative in the primary, is a farmer and auctioneer. known. He has been president of the Farm Bureau and believes in farmers’ or- ganizations. He will serve you well in the legislature. EVERY VOTER WHO BELIEVES IN PRINCIPLES OF THE INDEPEND- ENTS AND IS AGAINST THE COSTLY PROGRAM OF THE NONPARTISAN LEAGUE WILL SUPPORT THESE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE IN BURLEIGH COUNTY ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. BURLEIGH COUNTY INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (Pol. Adv.) Reinforcing the expanded and strengthened Oakland organi- zation are the vast resources of General Motors—all dedicated to building a truly fine product, winning and holding the good will of all who buy it. disc steel wheels, balloon S Seroderd contract ociadet enapiace otic inet, oe cates wet he. cress FF pe pep salar rallye cost. Roadster $1095; Touring $1095; Special Roadster $1195; Special Touring Landau Coupe $1295; Coupe for Four $1495; Sedan $1545; Landau #1108 ‘sodas $1645. Ki Factory | STAIR AND PEDERSON OAKLAND PRODUCT OF GENERAL’ MOTORS Her work for the He is widely ae <)