Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-02-22 | Page 9 | Mitchell Four-Passenger Roadster Popular at Show

; ,i sMITCHELL FOUR-PASSENGER ROADSTER POPULAR AT SHOW, ri" '"in , .----"rrUv'.ll'wV " . . v" gwMiaaa 3 ft The Utah-Idaho Motor Car company features this four-passenger Mitchell club roadster as one of the seven body styles shown by this concern this seaso-E To the observer it would scorn that the exclamations of delipht the ' Oh "s " and ' Ah 's ' ' that greet the beautiful automobiles ia the Bonneville auditorium, reav-h their climax when the spectators stop before the Vtah-Idaho Vtah-Idaho Moior Car company's exhibit and catch the first glimpse of the sporty Mitchell four-passenger club roadster that holds the center of the Maue in this booth. And many observers have stated that this new M itcliell model is the classiest job on the floor. At least, it is unanimously unani-mously agreed that no chummy roadster road-ster shown this season has any advantage ad-vantage over this new Mitchell production produc-tion in appearance, in quality or in performance. This beautiful now style Mitchell is finished in Mitchell blue with white wheels and dull black leather upholstery. uphol-stery. The seating arrangement, as shown in the picture, is unusually well planned, and although it is termed a tour-passenger car, it will easily accommodate accom-modate five grown persons. Sales Manager E. A. Charron reports that this exhibition model, which was received in a special shipment from the factory for the show, has already been so;d. and that, judging bv the eager interest that has been displayed in the new mode!, it will only be a question of how many the factory can ship into this territory this. spring that will decide de-cide how many will be sold.