The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1925, Page 2

wha PAGE TWO THE — THIBUNE * ti ~ “SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1925 HURL CHARGES © STATE MEET | Ceremonies Will Be Held Rain or Shine Altusee ca mea ythe pt iN rs O red tothe t Wa wh te cr a automobiles con pr roperly placem | Studebak< yz nate have b arantee for Te day £8 ajustmen’™ ice ON a serv ede oe remeron 4cuous used car is epnen’ c. Every and that - ’ plain ine 7 acne cars. 15 T cqhe public € tri Gece a yvery purchasct of : rif net satis ‘other. car in stock— which are reconditi ent of defective Pa cesnee mile in voesble to exhanet in reer Sic A is im just as the Price used fied, for ap ei as a cred cit Read Over These Names Vincent Astor Morgan Belmont H. P. Fletcher Mrs. S. H. Knox CLR. Lyon Admiral J. K. Robison Jules S. Bache Lady Diana Manners George Goodall L. Tiffany WR. Hilliard Col. C. A. Babcock Sir Ashley Sparks Herbert Pulitzer I. M. Statler Stewart J. Barney Sounds like a social register, doesn’t it? But it isn’t — at least not in this connection. It’s only a list of promi- nent people who own Chrysler cars. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. __ yeu what it it old as age ons been trait 0 sly marked with fealee who care on this a drive car ‘wi y tum — the publics | re ve sil, we Pledge # ~ only hose cars Wo ™ BISMARE mut also to The S renee tO RCK MOTC SBERTSCH, Sr5PP achaker C* wporat Mee above policy ish yr COMP ANY. regident s gthy represe| ed. = Jal oa pons ept FVTEL by 4 CE sae AED a 30- sts ts and {ree its price in of our new t for five days, * it back and The Studebaker Corporation of America takes pride and pleasure in announcing that the above Pledge is being carried out by Bismarck Motor Company Bismarck, N. D. 516 Main St. HE Pledge speaks for itself. It is a formal declaration of the fair and square attitude of Stude- haker dealers toward the public. It is an assurance at honest dealing in a line of merchandising Th “THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA which in some. times and-places has fallen into ill. repute. It is an assertion of confidence in. the reserve mileage built into the sturdy ‘ Seated Studebaker automobiles. SOUTH: BEND, = Coach entirely from ota owners. them- 87 9) 5% selves say of Es- sex. The main issue with Essex has al- ways been to give the greatest value for the money.’ Combined with the supreme ad- vantage of the Super - Six princi- ple, the largest production of 6- cylinder cars in the world makes this quality, price and value ex- clusive to Essex. New Low Price Today it reaches the highest attain- ment of that aim in the lowest- areflection of high priced and the public estimation finest Essex in his- and it proceeds ; tory. Hudson - Essex “World’s Greatest Values’”’ Its enormous and increasing sales. success is simply Everyone says it---Sales Prove it Stair Motor Company .NNOUNCEMENT Complete Line of All Chevrolet Models on Rand Chevrolets. Chevrolets 2,000,000 Why? Quality at Low Cost Plus Economical Transportation The New 1926 Chevrolet Cars contain all of the mechanical improve- ments that are essential to safety and driving comfort. The closed bodies are built by Fisher, who is recognized is the fore- ina ay manufacturer in the world today. All closed bodies are duco finished With the New Mechanical Features and_Fisher Bodies, Chevrolet stands alone in the field today for value.” ei Touring ..........$525 Coupe ............$675 Coach .... Sedan ............$775 ‘Truck ... ..$585 Comm, Cha F. 0. B. Factors ss Open Evenings» Capital Chevrolet Company 210 Main St. ‘Bismarck, N.D. “C. Ce C—THE HOME 0 ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION”