The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT TEXTILE MEN ARE PEEVED QVER TARIFF Would Maive ident Troub and Luther fy CHARLES 1 NEA Service PEW ARE Writer | By NEA Service It wasn't 5 on ully manicured; the bs Weber & Fields in “Friend- s ly Enemie Still Greater Quality; New Lower Prices nile the motoring public ac- of equipment, of design. oo. reater Power — Increased cylin- Ministers of State : is Ianprceinately : . i Per cent more torque, giving 70 Gather at College niles per hour with greater case i | | and quickness than ever before. | \ if | n—5 to 25 miles » power enough to climb the steepest grades and pull through deepest mudor sand, from d power plant with a still + crankshaft of 50 per cent ‘ater torsional rigidity. Remakable Fuel Economy—Car- buretion improved to deliver By ~Ring gears ons are larger; differential vavier tohandle increased Summer Conferences Keep English Colleges Occupied designed, Fisher-built a | closed bodies are further refined; attractively iow and gracefully rounded aordinary Equipment—Chry- ment is of a quality and mpleteness rarely found on any nthe highest priced. It in- cludes Purolato: hich filters all dirt from crankcase oil as the motor runs; Watson Stabilators, the most efficient and most costly device of its type to absorb the shock of road irregularities; air- cieaner, which removes all road dirt and dust from air entering the thermostatic control of it for most efficient oper. chrysler-Lockheed hy- four-wheel brakes which e le pe oEy safety control; partan “ alee orn; durable body fini o ed hy the psert- the were, but the conference acquired during wartime has Refinishing Latest modern method. We also do automobile Top and Curtain work as well as all kinds of Upholstering. Work Guaranteed. inate’ ‘SHOP. at Ladin MOTOR SALES CO. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925 OFF FOR ALASKA it last summer and the summer be- fore, and he expects to keep doing it DAME FASHION FINALLY SNARES MEN econd man from the right. { m, turned down | { band and tie are the use of the patent leathe: te shoes. an extremely wide b: all around. His hi Je distinctive rhtest colors. B set off his d stripes of red and blue make the tie of the third man from the right distinctive. He at down all und | extreme! long 1 light gray balloon | . Often two or three are used. weakened caused the attack. ” Capitol Theatre Well bred Two years ago, Chrysler predicted that the Chieyalee Six would change the whole trend of motor car design, engineering, manufacture and equipment. Today the industry is celebrating as ad- vanced improvements features which Chrysler introduced and which made the Chrysler Six the outstanding quality car in all the world. Today, while others proclaim Chrysler Six : featsres of two years ago, Chrysler strides forward to new limits of quality, of performance results, of advanced en- gineering. Chrysler Six owners the world over do not forget these truths:— Two years ago, Chrysler pioneered the compact, roomy car, combining comfort and ease of riding, without wasteful weight or extravagant size. Two.years ago, Chrysler introduced a new ratio of horse-power per pound of weight. The Chrysler Six is today the only carin the world which gives a speed of 70 miles per hour and more,combined with gasoline economy of better than 20 miles per gallon. Two years ago, Chrysler created the first double-tone color combinations and re- created American taste in motorcar finish. Two years ago, Chrysler pioneered Pur- olator—the oil-filter which cleanses your crankcase oil as the motor runs. Two years ago, Chrysler advanced an entirely new design in bodies, and today also turns his round and carries an ret holder. Hi- the most popular olor of the season for men’s outdoor naries London for more than $700, ) ROAD MARKER TO BE NAMED BY COMMISSION ote 1 ation Recommended by Jcint Beard Expected to Be Adopted by State shield | painted white with the name of the tate and route number in blac A white nee of smaller size with | t Fd ill be used tol to turns Lrrows poi he ng of the turn a black eros. proaches to rail- stop sign will be gon with aw y Caution s ped it i hols or words of warnin low background. » "Tn addition to warning It has cq for various forms of inform nd directional signs all of will. be. reetangular for caution safety or go. GIRL CHANGES Confronted b which ‘automobi trouser vle ix red in the wre owned by Dr, Irene Feldman, hup, denied two the party were intoxicated, alter- ured in the ing her story told to a Tribune re- porter the doy after the wreck, local . Booth, road mach- were not under the in- Sunday, the girl de- 2 y were drinking. — that this y were all drunk,” re- Booth and MeVe: other three oce: had been drink. evading. in admitted 2 ADERSHIP! Chev case closed bodies are all executed by Fisher. é Two years ago, Chrysler initiated the four-wheel hydraulic brake trend. The Chrysler Six was the first car to have, as standard equipment, these self-equaliz- ing brakes of super-safety. Two years ago, Chrysler Six provided, as standard equipment, the air-cleaner which keeps dust and dirt out of your engine. aye) years Chrysler gave thermo- eoreaee of motor heat to assure sai Soren efficiency. Two years ago, Chrysler eliminated side- sway by anew method of spring suspen- sion exclusive to the Chrysler Six. Today, the new developments initiated by Chrysler quality have not yet brought any other car abreast of the Chevales Six of two years ago. And meanwhile, Chrysler has dstaliciesl new measures of manufacturing fineness, new features of extraordinary equipment, new superiorities of performance and new standards of ridingand driving ease now available in the new Chrysler Six at new low prices. Discriminating buyers are naturally refusing to go back to the Cheyer stand- ards of two years ayo. They seek the Chrysler standards of today. That is why Chrysler sales are reaching new high peaks each month. The New Chrysler Six Prices The Phaeton Pata The Coach The Roadster The Sedan - - $1395 TheRoyal Coupe + - 1445 The Droghon’ oe 1625 The Imperial 2 1695 TheCrown-Imperial- - The Chrysler Four—Touring Car, $895; Club C. $995; Coach, $1045; Sedan, $1095. All ne i o. b. Detroit, subject ‘Seniee Federal excise tax. We are pleased to convenience of tenepormtatt, Am: Ask about ens Shas: sler’s attractive plans « jercg dealers and superior Chrysler service CHRYSLER | ok on a yel- and cau- tionary signs standards were adopt+ h and will have « letters on a white backrrouns andards previously adopted for luminous signs were continued. They e red for danger or stop, yellow and green to indicate CRASH ACCOUNT two ) members of the restaurant Idman girl made the men in the machine jto travel. the} nts of the machine/ group of 70 boys to Alaska. HUDSON- By NEA Service youngster, nearly 50 years ago, con- ceived the idea of taking a trip across | the Atl He di he thought it would be fun, so he f | asked a shipping man he knew if he .|might work his way on one of boats. the lad, went him one better and loaned him the price of his passage, to be repaid later. his first taste of travel. to Detroit and became a coal Gah Now, in his late fifties, he is i pendently weulthy. value of that trans-Atlantic trip he took when a, boy. Here’s the way it works ONCE MORE \onat he dies. Buechan- ie agrees to advance the | boy price of the trip— will earn another third and his parents will pay the remainder. | “E jlater,” he ach boy agrees to pay me back explained. “W he does, I put that money i ; that ional propositiot exception Buchanan himself pays. the | parents’ share, GEORGE E. BUCHANAN Detroit, Aug. 12.—A sandy-haired' tic. In’t exactly have to go, but! his. The shipping man, interested in And thus George E. Buchanan got | | As years passed Buchanan came Never Forgot It But he has never forgotten the So now he is helping other boys Just at present he is conducting a He did arn their money in va er- like. Buchanan be. hat this is one of the most al features of the whole af- (Fail, Increased sparking capacity delivers live hot jf completely charge of gas ff and increases the power jf of the motor. Less foul- ing, less misfiring, and smoother motor operation are direct results of the use of Radd Spark Plugs. An excellent plug for oil pumping motors. Used by many large fleet owners and public utiities companies. The only plug that ac- tually fmproves ignition. fair—this teaching the boys to earn and save. Eventually he hopes to establish some sort of fund so that the work may be carried on after his death. UNDERWEA — Klein’s Toggery. : eee ARE YOU FIXED FOR LAMPS? B. K. SKEELS 408 Broadway Bismarck Announcing the Appointment of STAIR MOTOR CO. as Dealer for ESSEX MOTOR CARS Bismarck, N. D. Hudson-Essex owners, present and future, in Bismarck, will be pleased with the arrangement here announced by which Stair Motor Co. in the future is to represent these cars. The guiding policy of the new dealer will be to give Hudson-Essex owners throughout the territory the sort of service that will represent a real value in the owner- ship of these cars. “Our sales and service program is built iii the prin- ciple of satisfied ownership, ahead of every other con- sideration,” said Mr. Stair. “We are thoroughly in accord with the high standard of responsibility towards the owner, which the company requires of its representation, and believe that Hudson and Essex owners will find advantages of genuine value inthe service our unusual facilities afford. In all ways we intend to render owners of these cars in Bismarck and vicinity the same high character of service that has won such recognition’ for Hudson-Essex service every- where.” HUDSON |ES S EX » Super-Six COACH COACH - $850 * $1250. ‘Hudson Os $1595. Freight and Tax Extra Hudson Sedan $1795,