The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, August 18, 1919, Page 2

5}\\\\\\\}*““\\\\ e -3 . NN . Yt s m W At the Aberdeen Demonstration Watch them in the field, or examine them in the big machinery exhibition tent within the Case space on the grounds. Compare them and their perform- ance with others. Note the superiorities and the advanced designing. ' Above is pictured the Case 10-18 Kerosene Tractor. for burning kerosene. They patented Case air washer which prevents dust from entering the cylinders. A Sylphon Thermostat in- sures uniform° tempera- ture of the engine. The . cut steel spur gears are all are equipped with a These smaller sizes have Case four- cylinder valve-in-head motors, especially designed - = i G A 1 ; . 15.= enclosed and run in oil. : & S On Case Tractors the belt pulley is mounted on the crankshaft—the right place for it. All Case tractors are extra powerful, developing 20 per cent more horsepower. than rated. Note how the motor is mounted crosswise on a one-piece main frame. This construction insures permanent alignment of all gears, bearings and shafts. There are no bevel gears, chains, worms, or friction drive parts in transmission. See how these Case tractors are adapted for all kinds of field and belt work. A - Visit the Case Exhibit first, then make compari- sons. J. L. CASE THRESHING MACHINE CO;, Inc. Sz Racine, Wisconsin, U. S A, SOUTH DAKOTA: Watertown, Sioux Falls, Aberdeen BRANCH HOUSES: NORTH DAKOTA: Fargo, Grand Forks 5 Dealers and Distributors Most Everywhere MINNESOTA: Minneapolis, Fergus Falls (¢ B " Mention the Leader When Weiting Advertisers