The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1927, Page 9

: TELEPHONE f}- MEN TOMEET }} IN BISMARCK 2ist Aanual Convention of the show one is impressed with the { State Association Will Be Tatme numberof “Second cars® on ¥ , ¥; cars o} jimit Pi nge: «> Held Here Next Week capacity. in both ‘open and. closed . — for: usc ar, addivionat eats ‘ for: use as a ional cars inthe { With a: program of talks on sub- average family,” says.C. W. Church- Sects of speci interest to telephone ill; general sales manager of the men prepared, the ist annual con- Buick Motor compan: f the North Dakota Tele- he excellent selection of these Seca will be oe it the show Indicates phat the ‘ a is preparing to ie + ‘Will ‘be hald at the Patterson hotel, growing-demand for second cats to bicianing Tuesday March 8, and con- supplement the larger family cat hy _ Minus roughou' a which is now almost standardized in . Practicalle all independent. the sedan type. . j pros og es ies in the state are “One factor which causes the addi- y wo} bf the association tion of another car to the standard Lesst.200 delegates are oxpe family car is that of convenience; for the meéting. another is that of economy. It is Following registration during! actually much cheaper to maintain ae, morning, the convention another: and smaller car than it is to| be called to order at 3 o'clock in DE dee one large car only, with a chat. fhe afternoon b A. T. Nicklawsky of | feur, To allow every member of, Neboro, president. Rev. Paul S. the family the unlimited use of the ‘Wright will deliver the invocation and car, the chauffeur is indispensable t A, P. Lenhart will give an > * [and even then someone may be ser- of weleome. D. I Vail of| Verne E. Moun, 21, one of Uncle Sam’s tars, scrapes ships all day inj iously inconvenienced. A family, like nor, vice president of the organ- the Philadelphia navy yard and then, in his snappy new car, drives to] a business, has its peak ho Manel ot Safina ie) M0110 tame i eu ot Ul te Rone for them. |frear fo at, oy comne h @iven over to the ing of the min-| Moon, a widow, was Mrs, Mary Kavanai of Maplewood, N, J. | oan with'a chauffeur, eannot servé: tes “of ing convention er es a ee oP w 6 ‘and directors’ meetings, the rts of committees and office and the appointment of auditing, nominatin: and resolutions committees, =i SATURDAY, MARCHS, 1997. A Sailor’s Arduous Life. Wednesday wilt be mnteae ft i Li rs the sheen, with talia scheduled” m/ Whippet Line Is sawnecinta'tecs at gence] Specially Adapted tax commission. fternoon talk ‘will be given: by ‘Mise “Anne to Women Drivers ee ee he ependens Te rator of! ‘That the very design of the line seciation, followed by a traffic school, | °f Whippet motor cars together with Other ‘apeeches. scheduled for the| their mechanical features make them Wednesday afternoon sessi 1 adaptable to women ion “Problems of the Telephone Electric Utilities Operating High Ten- sion Lines,” by W. J. Soi my Dat = ype of ee OH tee il wer compeny, Fergus inn.; and “Some Rural Line Problems,” by J. D. Taylor, division superintendent % plant, boo Bell Tele. one company, Fargo. \ Wednesday evening at 6:30 the del- : ogates will be guests at a banquet ‘to: be served in the Patterson hotel dining room. There will be no talks at the banquet, but an interesting <1 Eas of entertainment features is ing prepared. . Dancing will follow ie dinner. convention will come to a close Thursday sete with a talk by.a representative of the state work- men’s compensation bureau. Several manufacturers of telephone and -elect#ical equipment will have exhibits of their goods on digplay di the convention for the inspec- tion of the delegates. [Clearlake iss Botnice Pasley visited her teleng Miss Keela . fr. and Mrs, Dallas Backmés ted) desehter. Dorothy also Mr and Mrs. fred Olson spent Wednesday’ even- Es with ze. and Mrs. He Olson, a ing was spent in’ playing ons. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stiles and fam- ; Thursday evening visiting Magness home. atid Alfred Olson were Ster- callers Thursday. P was a caller at the B. Olson Christ Lilland home Thursday. who went to Minot} Chriat oon, Tosaday on. business, returned h *Sevoral attended the high school play and dance at Driscoll Friday e ene Mrs. Henry Olach aig ‘rs. fae S r attended 1c owe! on Mr. and Mra, Carl Beyer bf Ster- ii afternoon. ani i] Sortie ot Danses BI -week-en ier rents Mrand ‘irs. H Smith. - Rinckaeet aie the week- 101 strand ira, Ole Nowland and fam- Visited Mrs. New! r- ag and Mrs. Jens Hanson of Ser pesely Sotneday and Sunday. and Mrs, Adolph Hanson and Mildred were week-end callers at the honor Miss Eine ricksse Setur- evening. Wat George Whitney and infant son returned’ from the st xius hospital was given in Saturday; Mrs. Whitney wes Miss Emma Lelland bofore her —_—_—_— on Wednes-| wh he claim of Willys-Over- jals in presenting these smart looking cars to out this contention they cite the advantages of Whippet con- struction over that of other type cars, declaring that the Whippet meets fully the demands of the ever increasing number of women d rs. has | claim that no other light six-cylinder or four, can be parked as easily or in as small a space as the Whippet. For a wom. 0 worm a large, heavy, cumber- some car into a tight parking place, they declare, is a heavy tax on energy and strength—an effort not necessary in handling the ‘smaller and lighter Whippet. They cla’ that the Whippet steering gear co ruction together with the general ign ofthe car makes its handling one requiring little effort. 30 Miles to a Gallon They still another ippet advantage which has a special ap- peal to wofnen—its ability to travel rdé“of 30 miles to a gallon of intain a smooth rid- at any speed over any ighway. : response of the four- brakes is another ‘feature _by factory officials, _pro- fety, not only in. straight the difference. between. curity. ‘ ¥ ible inch of space hi by the engineers in the interior body construction to provide unusual roominess. To. give roony for stretching out. in the front seat, the metal dash is curved for- ward sevetal inches and there is as much leg room in this compartment there is in the rear. Also the general dashing, stream- line effect in ‘body constructio: smart color schemes and refined Reistiaeal characteristic of the hippet, meets the unqualified .en- dorsement of women,. according to Willys-Overland official: branding this type of car as’ one mecting all their demands and requirements. * Factory Service - Head Gives Brake Maintenance Tips “Properly operating brakes factors in enjoyable drivi 100 per cent effic re vital On nOTORA \ tact with the brake drum the lining does not have a chance to grip prop- erly. The heads should be driven un- der the lining surface. Demand For Two Cars in Family Growing Rapidly “In looking over the exhibita akin a A bette ch ie h of otorist dit which is very good-looking and we M, Weigand. director‘ of servieg built. can be bought and opersted fot Brothers, Inc. a year for a sum no longer than Weigand lists the following. would be required to keep a chau! -alls” for brake irritati feur. After the first year, the out- ate noise? lay eon an are . m Rapidly Adopt } Tees Ah pails “This solution of the transporta- ning. wich toe Batt m Problem in the American fan Hi is ray 10} a ; "to handle today that mer or with the brake-lining machine. Road grit, becoming embedded » not only causes noi: when it comes. contact with the brake drum, ‘but also scores the drum and the steel scorings in turn cause noise. Use a wire brush to’ bru: out all foreign particles, 3. Lubricate anchor brackets and toggle pins. These parts ore polished by the movements during the brake id soon rust causing a slug- pplication and e grabbing brak Improperly adjusted rear ings allow a grab, To Eliminate Glazing ¢ When brakes function for short time in traffic and then seem to lose their gripping power, they are said to glaze. Causes and corrections follow: res of driving. re buy! ‘oupes and roadsters with deck sca ind thus supply the family with a h individual, distinctive and convenient. The family car is available for events which include the entire family group. This plan ‘ives the young people an rte ity to drive ‘in spirit. It ip includes an open car) it nad them outdoors in the open "Many manufacturers have added to the desirability of this arrange- In a few instances ars are identical in design and finish, differing only in size. The convenience of owning vehicles, "”. | NHIE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ing, and also if they come in. con- ment by building two or more sizeq | Call on Coolidge of her son, Joseph Kooker. The deceased is survived by seven chil- 3. |dren, five of whom are residents of | North Dakota KILLS OYSTERS compel pulp and paper mills to purify their aciduous waste before dumping it into waters of the sound, It was found that the chemicals were rapidly destroying ‘valuable oyster beds in the i PLAYFUL ZEPHYRS vest Townsend, Vt. — Vermont {winds roll snowballs. George E. Sanderson says that his nine-acre Grandmaster masons from all over the United States, in convention at! Alexandria, Va., dropped in at the White House to pay their respects to the president. Here he is with (left to right) W. F. Meier. presi- dent of the grandmasters of the state of Washington and Alaska; F. L. Simpson, grandmaster of Massachusetts, and Gratz Dunkun, grand: | ‘te muaranteed tocureany caseof Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pro- truding Piles or money refunded. — it into. bai! in. ene: 2 is ig | cident of its kind on record. was wet, he but the win trast near here was covered whalls, after a blizzard recently, anys, iis from: four to ten inches the only in- master of Washington, D. C. FREAK LAMB Wishek—A freak lamb with cight legs was brought here last week by you hear someone say he would buy a roadster ‘ig there was room enough in_ it,’ or ‘if it wasn’t for the baby.’ Almost everyone would like to” own| August Breitharth, farmer, to be a roadster. Lots of people are fill-| sent to a taxidermist to be mounted. ing this want by buying it as a sec-|The fore part the animal's body ond car. was normal expect for the fact that “The convertible coupe type is an-| two small legs grew from the shoul- other with the same general appeal, The rear was ded into but with the additional advantage of | two perfectly formed h quarters, being adaptable to severe weather| cach with a pair of legs, j conditions by the open-closed car - feature. Ii‘ is rapidly gaining in PROMINENT WOMAN DIES popularity as a second car. The! pawsyon—Mrs. Mary Taylor Kook- same is true of the coupe among| or, 77, a prominent resident of Daw. those who prefer a closed car under! Son for ‘the past 12 yeura died all conditions. — suddenly Friday e' “Many @ business man has proved to his own satisfaction with pencil and paper that, considering timc saved, health and convenience, he ‘is saving money in the long run by owning two cars,” CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP Kulm—Changes in the ownership of two Kulm business houses were made during the past week. The pool hall, heretofore owned by DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor * Free Examination ‘THB BEST RESULTS ARE OBTAINED BY Baker’s Chocolate (Bive Wragper—Yellow Label) tt mabing Cabes, Pies, Puddings, Frosting, lee Cream, Sauces, Pudges, Met ond Cold Dhicly * Fos more than 143 years this chocolate has bean the standard for surity, delicacy of over and uniform quality, ‘Th wade wart, “Le Belle Chacalsuers.” on ovary guacien pecags. WALTER BAKER & CO. Led, Bovis of Changs Rartan omt foe “_ CORCMSTER, HGR, Adolph Lay, was purchased by-John Smith of Merricourt. The butcher shop, formerly the property _ of August Fischer, has been pu: by. Fred Haeter of Ashley. Both new proprietors took possession un larch 1,» ANNOUNCEMENT T am a candidate for reelection to the office of Police M 1 in|two cars of the same make is evident. é “Automobiles are built once 80 that anyone can drive them. They 1. Reat.wheel grease often cause this condition. T! ats the lining, and as long grease is cold the brakes hold well, but as soon as it heats in fic, it becomes thin and the brakes t lose their gripping power. Clean the| linings, quire expert knowledge to get othe garage. |The owner can et attention he needs for his the service stations of any | manufacturer who has recognized the imy ce of service by making it water ‘or a mixture of| catily available, If gasoline. soil particles shed from the) water and air are taken care of, th ining often cause glazing. The| car will perform just as well W to thoroughly brush the hauffen: lining with a wire brush using: tur- pentine or gasoline, ‘3A heavy coating of grease and road dirt on the brake mechanism will reduce their efficiency about fifty per cent.” A periodic cleaning and oiling ty the remedy. Rivet hi h tials. Roadster Popular steadily gaining in popularity is the roadster, especially when # deck seat is included. There is something timate and aporty this car which AUDITORIUM THEATRE 2DAYS inteny MARCH 18-19 SATURDAY MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2;30 MAIL ORDERS NOW Important News for Bismarck ———_ It is seldom in the history of motion pictures that the general public uni acclaims any one picture as a masterpi ‘Opinions will differ, tastes will disagree and the picture destined to be a _masterplece falls in the category of being “an- other good picture.” However, _ “Beau Geste” : STARRING - , - RONALD COLEMA Has: bees, acclaimed universally as a cinematic masterpiecé. Naive New York thrilled to its all- powerful drama and attendance records where it b played crashed. : 3 “Beau Gest e” , Went to Chicago and again it triumphed as- the classic of a: decade. Philadelphia, Boston, Los see It and for weeks it gripped the again attendance records went tum- bling, And’ now, ‘Bismarck, we are bringing it to you while the praise of the east ahd west still rings. Do not fail—at any cda{—to see it. THE YEAR'S GREATEST MELODRAMA! : A‘PARAMOUNT PICTURE » Presented With Company’s Own Matineo—S0c, $1.10. Nights—5ee, 75e, $1.10, $1.65 don’t break down on the road Mg lh i em with one, and the | “Among the body types which arc | trate. W. S, CASSELMAN. (Pol. Adv.) AS je p GREATEST G Measure Buick ne Value at the Show The advantages of Buick’s tremendous volume never were more apparent than they are today. | _ ' And the Automobile Show is the place to see Shows _* Buick leadership in value. 9 \ Many cars are on display. Compare them_all * .. with Buick and see for yourself why Buick has * held first place for 9 consecutive years. A very interesting new Buick model—the Town —is on display at the Show. Be sure to see it! _ Fleck Motor Sales, Inc. Bismarck, North Dakota at the irst place National Consecutive Years 1927 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT = BUICK WILL BUILD THEM . THE BROADWAY FRUIT STORE Announces its opening today in the store room for- merly occupied by the Economy Shoe Store (1919... 1920, 1921 1922 .1923 . 1924 1925 1926 © A complete line of Fruits, Candies, Cigars and Con- fections will be handled. ae