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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, Sp?TE&BER 11 1922
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sin-Sl'1 I j at a glance why farmer want Reck weed pulleys en. their machlnee. Th ''MfmWSBMsW ""' '
rti't''' Bhet line en the chart hew Ree Weed's pull it'ipraifticully double th )'" P?i "' aVv
:ifilv el the etber pullej's. Think what that diifeiwiee menns te lh Isrmetl fefilfiif&tettVJ r ''? .'' jA
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k, y. k-. ' been ittlina hers uvins our Dullevs are The manufacturer who falls te DUt
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Plain tlle bout drive pulley but
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Rockweed, 'Cne Drrve Pulley, 5a used
EXCLUSIVELY en thefellfwinK oe ee
rxTidahle threshing mBchinm Avery,
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Frick, Huber, Illinois, International
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fort Huren and Weed Bres. AlAe.
rniahtv SICNSIDLT! There's no use de Rockweod.'CTieDrive Pulley, Is regular
ny ma what Science PROVES Reek- equipment for the belt attachment en
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Te Country Gentleman is the Rockweed Manufacturing Company's salesman
writes the Rockweed Manufac
turing Company of Indianapolis,
makers of pulleys. "Thirty-five
years of concentration had as
sured our position in the electrical
field.
"Farming, with its growing power
equipment, was the most promis premis
ing new market in sight.
"Many manufacturers of farm
machinery were making their own
pulleys. They said they would
install ours only when the farmer
demanded it.
"We chose The Country Gen
tleman te win us the farmer's
interest and confidence. We felt
we needed its advertising prestige
te establish our drive-pulley in the
farm market.
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The results have been very gratifying. Twenty-six farm machinery
manufacturers are new using Rockweed pulleys as standard equip
ment. This business has been obtained without a single salesman'
COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
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The Curtis Publishing Company, Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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