The Hamlin Reporter from Hamlin, Kansas • 4

Fully equipped in every respect Electric Self Starter Electric Lighting Power Tire Pump and every one of the latest devices to secure comfort, accessibility and reliability. The BKicM Line for 1915 Read These Remarkable Features: Light Weight Accessibility Economy Chrome Vanadium Steel Construction L0115 Stroke. High Speed L-Hcad Motors 1 thai Fnr two and live paso-engcra cylinder! 35 horse 115 inch wheel 13634x4 tires Kftdni! iij-A Fc 6 passengers Mint as r.bcv-j. $3380 Mitel'! Special Six 5 paste'tfgera 6 cyiin.de; 50 r-uwer 133 lacfa i.ase 'ires $1,895 Spacix! 'is 6 pn'ijarii simie as above R'ituull Six De l.axs 7 pa ears i Three-point MotorSuspension I rv.ii 1 1 a 1 The year 1913 will not only be a Mitchell year, but it will be famous as a year in which the Mitchell establishes another standard of values in automobile Those who have scon the model especially dealers are not only enthusiastic, but are clamoring for the iirst curs from the factory. Our Vice-President and Chief Engineer, John VV.

Hate, who designed the original Mitchell, designed the "1915" from stem to Iteifl and all his ingenious ideas and practical engineering innovations have been utilized. The result is a car that beats them all at a price $500.00 less than anything approaching it. In fact there is no comfort, no "safety first" appliance, no accessory that adds to the enjoyment of automobile riding that will not be found in this car. And every part is perfect. Over 98 of the car is made right in the Mitchell shops which cover acres upon acres of space.

No detail is skimped everything is weighed, judged, measured, tested with critical correctness which gives the great service quality for which the Mitchell is famous. Read the specifications in another column. Compare them with any other car and you will find the most in the Mitchell. But after all don't judge the new Mitchell until you've sat at the wheel of the new model until you get the persona! totich until you feel the road (whether it be rough or come up and caress the car, We invite you to get this personal touch at our expense. We'll put a car at your disposal.

In the meantime send for the new literature which tells the whole story. 6 cv hi'd ers inch whet'kbafa 60 horse Power 37x5 81 wwa ruuiioaung juuir Two-un it Thro e-I'oiat Construct ion Silent Electric Starter Eleci' ic Lights Silent Chain Drive Shaft to Generator an 1 Distributor Poutivo Helical Gear Drive Cam Shaft water Pump on Fan Shaft Dimming Search Liyhu System Electric Horn Speedometer Gasoline Gauge Mitchell Tower Tire Pump One-Man Top Integral Rain Vision Two-Piece Windshield Quick-Action Side Curtains Crowned Fenders Portable Exploring Lamp Demountable Rims Extra Tire Carrier in Rear Stream Line Body License Brackets Racine, Wis, U.S.A. 80 Years of faithful Service to tht American Public JLlStlt i Pour sender fa mW j0m 35H.R116n.WheeIBase aiiiiia.fSvn Hiawatha Wolfley Auto Company Fine Feathers. Fine Feathers. Fine Feathers.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison of Hiawatha were guests at the A. Kern The Reporter. Published Every Thursday By A.

G. HUFF Mr. and Mrs. A. Kern entertained Mrs.

Arthur Brawn attended church it Hiawatha Sunday. Iff Jirn OIfU MJon I Pearl, the three-year-old daughter! of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hess was re-1 ported' quite sick the foic part of the Louis Minmgnoii la spending the cf Kansas City, and Ed.

Keni and family Monday evening. I week. I week at the home of his uncle near Padonia. Rtttied the pot office at Hamlin, Kansas, secoau utMf WHtti matter. Mr.

and Mrs. Judd Smith are entertaining their cousin Miss Deborah Kalebaugh of Kansas City, Wm. Benton of Robinson was a Mrs. Fred Allcrton was a Morrill visitor Monday. Year guest of his brother, Virgil, and family the fore part of the week.

One Dollar Per F. R. Dorei's and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berkley were fishing over on Walnut, Friday.

i 1 1 l. i While J. L. Sherrer was tightcnir-; .1, Mrs. Huston Benton and children r.mn tplennnvto vvirrc rrnr H- Ti i 1 UI cucuuai wuia u.am., left this morning for a visit with I A little daughter cf Mr.

and Mis. T. E. Hart was very sick the first of the week. or's residence last Friday a poe relatives at Robinson.

iroke throwing him to the Pvcmember the band concert in Mrs. Judd Fisher of Fort.Scatt and sister Mrs. Johnie Fisher came last Thursday, called here by the serious illness of their brother, George Scott. received injuries both amis but i T. i Saturday night.

Chas. Davis left Tuesday for a week's visit with friendr. at Ogalalla, Nebraska. Vtr f'lprunnt nrncfi llmlta John F. Myers left last week for Leiden, Kansas, to look up a place for hi? 'threshing outfit.

He will ship it v. here he has secured a amount of threshing, a i u- iU e.d to the ear, eye, and throat. NorUSeast garage in Hiawatha, be-1 r. 'Glasses nronerlv fitted. Sabetha.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Irvir.g of Baker were callers at the A. Nitehie home Sunday.

a new ncponcr reaaer mm; diis issue. John Stump, Ervjn Bevan, Walter. tiA VIvim ft Tiirt-irtv -fnr I J. Mathews. M.

D. Knoiali.4( i Thnv bearati to vote early Hamlm Lvt-n Grr.ccvihc, Minnesota, where they will Mrs. Kirwin is suffering with blood Tuesday. Much interest was in harvest fields. They also poison in her hand.

I rtcd ttt all times during the day. expect to fish and have a general time while away. The Hamlin election board Tuesday 1,10 d's'h8 of lhe consisted of the -following: Judges, "acd Tirot Albert Messmorc, C. W. Mcore and J.

S. Nixcn; R. Berkley and th prin' ttt Allan Gould i O.eavel ftf to eeolfc Mrs. Barney Bartlow of 'Horton was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

V. F. Stricter the latter of viok. H. K.

Hnverfielcl made a business fclp to Hiawatha Monday. Fine Feathers..