Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 9, 1914, Page 7

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1914. Six Cardinal Points of Mitchell Cars Of all the interesting talking points of Mit- chell cars---of all the ammunition used in exploit- ing these cars---six body blows dominate---the six cardinal points SILENCE, POWFR, STRENGTH SAFETY, DEPENDABILITY, LONG-STROKE MOTORS. That’s the whole story in a nutshell. These six cardinal points, known and admitted concern- ing Mitchell cars, answer a multitude of questions ---promote a confidence that is unshakable—and fit the car like a glove. Good cars of exceptional value—honestly made by honest men—conceived in the brain of a man who has no time for “freaks;” put before you with all the might of eighty years behind each car Mitchell cars on the six cardinal points alone, are desirable to buy. They are plain American cars, with a dash of French grace in their outward appearance. Amer- ican brains, American capital, American energy, dominate the huge factory at Racine, Wisconsin. Five thousand men make the Mitchell—ninety- seven per cent of the completed car is made in the Mitchell factory. With mighty momentum and splendid spirit the Mitchell organization continue the march of progress. They pinned their faith to the six car- dinal points—SILENCE, POWER, STRENGTH, SAFETY, DEPENDABILITY and LONG.- STROKE MOTORS years ago and witness the success. Mitchell cars are completely equipped, of course—electric lights and electric starter—and all the other conveniences you require, and are priced this way: Four cyl. “40"--- two and five passenger $1595 Six cyl. “560”--- two and five passenger $1895 Six cyl. “60”--- seven passenger $2350 . Seven passenger on the “40” and “50” costs $100 additional Frederick E. Murphy Automobile Co. Northwestern Distributors , Lozier Mitchell Paise @ Commerce Minneapolis, Minn R AR A AT T S T8 AN W [