Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 15, 1914, Page 6

THE BEMIDJ DALY PIOKEER | e - THURSDAY .JANUARY 15, 1914 Look for the Mitchell at the Minneapolis Show “The Most for the money that has ever been built” chell power will be found MORE ABUNDANT than that in any other stock car built! | | | | | { Compare the power of all the cars yousee. Mit- Compare the operation of all the cars—listen for noise. You will find Mitchell cars SILENT in operation. Compare the strength of all the cars you see. You will tind the margin of safety in Mitchell cars—the materials used and the design—SUPERIOR to any car in its price, class, AND | AS GOOD AS ANY CAR MADE. Compare the apparent safety of the cars you see | —weigh carefully the provisions made for safety—and you will under- | i stond how Mitchell cars have won “Safety” as one of their cardinal ma ‘ !“ points. ‘ I Compare the dependability of all the cars. You will find the dependability of the Mitchell beyond criticism—NO CARS | COULD BE MORE DEPENDABLE. Compare the long stroke motors of the cars you : 1914 PRICES ! 2 Passenger 4-40 - - $1595 6 Passenger 4-40 - - - 159 | T Passenger 4-40 - - 1695 . — 1 2 Passenger 6-50 - - - 1895 8 Passenger 6-50 - - 1895 || 7 Passenger 6-50 - - - 1995 | 7 Passenger 6-60 - - 2350 ° | see. Records show the Mitchell company was the pioneer maker of il long stroke motors in America. You will find cylinders 4 1-4 by 6 and 51-4 by 7 inches in the 1914 “Fours” and “Sixes.” You will find these proportions_ superior in economy, wearing qualities, power pro- duction and flexibility. ‘ Compare the quality of features. You will find o all Mitchell features a distinct pledge to a recognized Mitchell tradi- | tion—QUALITY THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. For instance, - Timken bearings, Tungsten steel valves, Remy electric lighting and i starting system, Turkish upholstery. These are important side lights on Mitchell value. Any way you want to compare them the 1914 Mitchell cars dominate. The 1914 Mitchells are the best cars the Mitchell company ever built. The prices don’t indicate the true val- ue, except to the experienced buyer or owner of cars—men who are familiar with the ability to make lots of car for little money. , ) The “Four” at $1595, with seven passenger body $1695—the “Little Six” at $1895, with seven passenger body $1995, and the “Big Six” at $2350, will interest you beyond measure, for they give you most for your money that has ever been built. SIX CARDINAL POINTS Silence Power Strength Safety Dependability Long Stroke Motor ) These new 1914 Mitchell Cars in Spaces 66, 67 and 68, National Guard Armory, Jan. 31st, to Feb. 7th. Mitchell dealer wanted in this territory Frederick E. Murphy Automobile Company Northwestern Distributors Lozier . Mitchell Paige Commerce