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Marlborough Express, Volume LII, Issue 286, 21 November 1918, Page 2

?A LL AVERY TRACTOR claims are AVERT TRACTOR FACTS—every statement is- based on the written!' -*•-»- testimony of go-ahead farmers who actually use the Avery. V Our statement that the Avery Tractor halves the cost of ploughing is the outcome of evidence Becared by Jj \ farmers. It is not an! estimate, but \ | AN ACTUAL RESULT S | \ The evidence was secured by sending information sheets to farmers who have given, up horses and adaptedv F the Avery. When these reports were returned they showed that the average cost of ploughing with the Avery 3Tractor was LESS THAN HAiLF THE COST OF PLOUGHING WITH HORSES! V f Records of discing,' harrowing, sowing, harvesting, hauling, and levelling also show a big saving by using \ \ Avery power. Then in addition, this untiring Tractor works as a stationary engine, and \> | • DRIVES ANY MACHINERY-^- ' • $ Z Horses can't do that! Always bear in mind the full facts/—horses eat whether working or not—the AveryC. f "eats" only when working. Iv bums only kerosene-—a cheap fuel. 3 T Get details! Cut down the expense of running your farm. Less cost is equal to more profits—that is equal^ >io a bigger farm without bigger expense! \ IKSEtSBSSK?^'*' " " _^ __ fljflf fi?559 ff!B&Tk^ OT^ST B?**t &\ if&Ofr (73* .fjR, -O& 9rnn tS\B WJEWSS^ki ?!?% H H^"' B£hß €>«£3 221? S3 SHJJk t(!*> M¥Eiii a WikQYQ&I mSEWTS - ■ •» ■ - SIaENHEiInJ

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