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I What Owners Say ... DURING THE PAST YEAR THE FORDSON FARM TRACTOR HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT IT IS THE WORLD S LEADING FARM TRACTOR. OVER 150,000 USERS TESTIFY TO THIS FACT. THE FORDSON IS REVOLUTION IZING FARMING. * ' ; THE FORDSON IS BEING USED AS TRACTORS HAVE NEVER BEEN WORKED BEFORE AND FOR EVERY PUR POSE IMAGINABLE-PLOWING, DISCING, HARROWING, ROLLING, DRILLING, HAYING, HARVESTING, FILLING SILOS, THRESHING, SAWING WOOD, DRAGGING AND GRADING ROADS, AND MANY OTHER JOBS. STATEMENT: I purchased a Kordeon ! rector about nine months ago. I have this tractor for all classes of work and «Ud to say that it has proven satisJac- lory beyond expectations. -I planted part of my crop with mules and part with the tractor, At harvest tune it developed that land worked with the tractor yielded at least 25 to K) per cent more crop. I can conscientiously soy that I believe a I ordson Tractor ■ the greatest piece of machinery ever put on a farm S. J Hallman tom* im] STATEMENT: I am breaking land for oaU where it would be impoqpible to break properly with mutes If it were not for this tractor l could not plant my oats. To say I am pleased is putting it mildly. W. F. Walker. READ WHAT A FEW OF OUR BARNWELL COUNTY OWNERS HAVE TO SAY A V. Mattfcswi. BlackrtUs STATEMENT I have been F ordson Tractor for oust one year I have used it for sil classes of work and it ha* ***** its work well. I have roe thw otarhow k**g i nraigfri to realue that we lOTMM will have to use them, and the sooaet they all know it the better > L V« ftnMlNMfc W L_ Cs vs. BsmwsM. STATEMENT * la September I par « ! .g[g|I A 1 - »f 1 las I f at ( * A * KwA % # P## 7 9 acres of sed for great soow of wKmK has not been < Mifi% sleti a* I t K ms sotl wes ab**^#i ^ « (ac <ierp ha rvowod and plantea * espanat of repairs was oaly ) mark plops W. L» Cma J. C STATEMENT: I have been using a Fordson Tractor for over a year Tote tractor has done all that I empetted of g and a great deal more. If I did not own a trac tor I would buy one just as quickly as I could get it JO. Matthews. Matthews, MasfcviiU STATEMENT t I have hesa usoig a ragman Tractor feegflMNRgmMpnnr I have Uf || f «»r . g K A f 11 ■ 1 W. T. Walker, Walker’s Station. Statement: Any one with a 10 or 12 horseTarm should have a tractor. It will pay better than any machine used on the farm. I bought the Fordson as 1 consider IT the best after investigating all others and it has given perfect satisfaction. W. T. Walker. R. B. Pickling, Blackville. STATEMENT: My Fordson, which 1 purchased over a year ago, is working bet ter today than it did when new. After us ing it for many different kinds of work and seeing the actual benefit in better Crops, I can frankly say that, according to my opin- ioji, a farmer who does not own one is NOT taking advantage of a great opportunity. . . R. B. Fickling. Reynolds Farming Corporation, Willuton STATEMENT We are using two Ford son Tractors to break, harrow and plant our oats and other small gram. We are plow ing hard bottom lands that have never be fore been properly broken because it was impossible to do it with mules. We feel we are benehtting this land at least $ 10.00 per acre this year. To see the work we are doing would convince the most skeptical of the value of a Fordson. W. D. Black, Pres. Reynolds Farming Corporation. E. W. Black, Williston. STATEMENT: I bought the first Ford- sonlTractor that was sold in Barnwell Coun ty. I bought it on “faith" in Henry Ford and his organization. After using this trac tor in 1919 and 1920, for plowing, pulling double disc harrow, planting grain. Hauling logs, cutting wood, hauling lumber and oth er uses, I can say that I have never been dis appointed by it one time.. My total repair bill to date is $ 1 for a spark plug. E. W. Black. MMBk fouling Ihr (jfUMw |NNMMl§ MM OtfMf thlflgB MM MVI WVil plMSAO with it I aid not own on# I would putch### on# im mdbtahr. — I n * ^ ? V * • ^ > Ed. Peacock. Barnwell «. _ STATEMENT: I ha v# recently pur chased a Fordson Tractor and I have been preparing a tract of 75 acres of pipe clay land for oats and I can easily say that this Fordson Tractor did the work of 10 mules and 5 hands and I am sure that without a Tractor I would be unable to break this land. Ed. Peacock. -Horace J. Crouch, Elko. STATEMENT: Realizing the need of a tractor for my farm, last Spring a neighbor and I bought a Fordson Tractor together. After using the tractor for one season to gether, we found so many uses for it that the frequent demands for it necessitated each of us owning one. My neighbor bought my interest in this tractor and I am now sole owner in a second tractor. Its work at everything done on the farm is eminently satisfactory. Horace J. Crouch. Williston Motor Co., Williston, S. C. Roy Z. Warren, Barnwell, S. C.