The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT FISHER TELLS — WHY TAX LEVY IS NOT NEEDED Fall Will Put Interest Fund in Good Shape Engine — Develops more power per pound of car weight than any other light car engine. 55 miles and more per hour. 5 to 30 miles per hour in 13 seconds. More Leg Room—The Whippet is comfortable even for unusually tall men ..,there is more leg room than in any otber car at its price. Quiet Operation—A silent timing chain . . . another of the big-car fea- tures of the Whippet. . . contributes tothe unvieual smoothness and silence of Whippet engine operation. Says Heavy Collections This eee ee aa when he certified to n board that a tax levy interest fund 1 Avame ee behind | lo Economy — The Whipp the most economical car cn the market +. Unegualled mileage from gasoline, ires. Holds the A. A. A. Coast-:0-Coast economy record. Low Center of Gravity —The Whippet'slowcenterofgravity makes for smoother riding and for greater security at hich speeds and on curves. Easier Parking —No other car is more easily handled in crowded traf- fic than the Whippet ... the car turns ina 17-fcot radius and may be parked in 14 feet of curb space, nst Amer- dhe there. Cedar Rapids, Towa, Se While his ‘parents, M his Mrs. William C. Messner, ring Wiy- -the Whippet Sieads all light cars ! 4-Wheel Erakes— The first light car to introduce this safety festure as national equipment. They can stop the Whippet from a speed of sa miles rer hour within 51 feet. Greater Vision—Full-vision bodies increase the enjoyment and safety of driving ... narrow front body pillars remove the “‘blind spot’’ hazard. .. they assure smoother tiding cn rough roads, Own and drive the car that embodies all the modern features you will demand in a light car in 1928. The Whippet is a year ahead in design, efficiency and style. More than 125,000 owners have proved its superiority in over 400,000,000 miles of driving. Superior Quality— New Low Prices Whippet Whippet 6 Whippet Whippet @ Coach 625 4795 Coupe 625 *795 ‘ . Sedan Touring 625 765 . ee ar ue 725 «875 Landau 755 925 Roadster 695 825 fied Pr b. factory and ifreaiions sabj haut Rated Wilce Oncsionds Teen i cote Obes n wil 745 875 * to evad 5 to Peemit fur- | the suggestion es under the foreign offi is u rel that there is nothin uation to justify su but expects would | ehemiack Charged With Bank Robbery erdeen, S. D., Sent. 17.—A)- Se humack was | identifie od andit who robbed Schumack has also been pee ed with the robbery of a bank a ¥ 7 taken ete . While the has been tighten- | ing, Schumi ah has maintained an’ indifferent attitude in regard to| ‘TS ARRESTED eer Let us put a Buick for 1928 at your dis-' doors, charg- to obstruct THE POR cdi TRIBUNE Ree . 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