"Ouring the world war the great
j Buick plant built valve-in-head tanks,
j valve-in-hand Liberty motors and
hundreds of thousands of valve-in-!
head shells, besides automobiles, of
greater valuation than any show ex
; hibitor. . '
i "We are all proud ot the automo
bile industry's war record. The enor
; mous automobile factories and the
j men were equipped and ready. It
I made no difference whether one plant
built cotter pins or tanks, they did
their best. The third largest indus
try for most lines of war work and
America will always be proud."
NEW MITCHELL
EXCITING MUCH
INTEREST HERE
C. II. Van Stone of Automobile
Repair Co. Exhibitor
Many Features.
C. W. Van Stone of the Automobile
Repair Co. in Kossuth street is proud
of the exhibition which he will have
at the armory Automobile show. It
is the Mitchell passenger car.
New in body, new in chassis, em
bodying more than 100 important im
provements, it represents new stan
dards, new quality, new exactness,
new fineness and new perfection in
finish, automobile experts say. flitch
ell's strength has been increased 50
per cent, engineers figure. Mitchell
economy has gained 25 per cent, and
comfort at least 20 per cent.
"The new model embodies the high
est conceptions, based on new day
ideals. It is a vastly better car, at
least 50 per cent, better than any pre
war Light Six. It can have no rival
in this field with anyone who knows
it," said Mr. Van Stone the other day.
