The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 8, 1919, Page 16

P S o [Use Your Grind Your Feed Fill Your Silo Saw Your Wood Shell Your Corn Pump Your Water Elevate Your Grain And to do ali the other power jobs on the farm, up to 12 or_14 h.p. The Ward Work-a-Ford is the most wonderful invention ever made for farmers. May be used with Ford, Overland, Dodge, Reo .and Chevrolet 490 cars and Fordson Tractor. . It makes it possible, at a slight expense, for you to have a 12 h.p. Portable Engine, that can go everywhere an automobile can go, and that can do anything that any 12 h.p. stationary engine can do. No Wear on Tires or Transmission The Ward Work-a-Ford takes the power direct from the engine by an extension of the crank shaft = angine only, cor;sequently 'does not wear transmissions nor tir T omaine goes di- rect to belt. BTATE - | Ward work-a-Ford GivesYoual2HP ENGNE Tor Less ThantheCostof a 2HP Lo K N Dag - No longer is it necessary to pay $300 or $400 for a heavy stationary engine to do the big jobs. Your automobile engine will outlast the car—and you might just as well save your money and use your auto engire to do your farm work, now that Ward has made it possible.. Hook It Up in 3 Minutes Just drive your car up to the Ward Work-a-Ford. Takes only three minutes to couple up. Flexible coupling takes care of any in- accurate alignment or vibration. No Change in Appearance of Car No permanent attachment to car. No permanent change in crank shaft. In- stantly ready—take out one pin, remove starting crank, sli steel coupling”we fur- nish over end of engine crank shaft—and you are ready for a day’s work. No Wear—No Pull-—No Strain on Car Jack is staked to ground—not fastened to your car—and it absorbs all vibra- - tion and strain of power transmission. ' No strain on the car and it cannot inju're the car in any way. Friction Clutch Pulley on end of shaft makes it unnecessary to stop and start engine every time you want to stop your machine. Ward Governor gives perfect control of engine and insures smooth, even power. These Farmers Use Ward Work-a-Fords ‘ ‘Read What They Say: ‘ J. A. Wentworth, R. R. 2, Missouri Valley, Towa, writes: “Your ‘Work-a-Ford gives all ‘ . the power needed for the average farm work.” John J. Majerus, Falls City, Nebr., ty, § % writes: “I like the W‘ork-s-Ford just fine. Ground corn and ofits all afternoon and Jbr E * never had any trouble.” G. M. Burrill, Putnam, Conn., writes: “My Work-a-Ford does the work all right.” F. A. Curry, R. R. 1, Tuscumbia, Mo., writes: “My N ‘Work-a-Ford is a dandy. Can highly recommend it to anyone.” Ray Sisler, 7 all kinds of work requiring a heavy duty gasoline en; ing d I found it entirely satisfactory. We filled . @ nelghbo s ning steadily all day for four days ggr;i;lll& ‘al:gl ?ésgv;-kl;i?x})zs e 0&&?;%06’ : : T . K o [} 10 Days’ FREE TRIAL ’0 St You can try it ten days on your farm and satisf: o i b AD, | yourself. It will cost you nothing if not entirely 4 ' é»é 54 ] L. Grand Rapids, Minn., writes: “I have used the Ward Work-a-Ford to do ‘ satisfied, and we pay return charges. No obliga- tion whétever and no risk. You are the judg(eg:a ‘0 Send Coupon for Special Offer & ft""’ LS SR e We shall make a special introductory price to > 0° ® . G 2eg . one farmer in each neighborhood who will show ' D - . ot it to his neighbors and help us advertise it. & &0 . e et Send for description, special offer, etc. 0 & &"b‘*\ > v o8 o : WARD MFG. CO. @ &% .7 o7 o7 "fw: » ° > ,&\- e _-’ oo _-' % 2093.N. Street, Lincoln, Neb. & .96‘06‘9 i) . 2 / - Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers : . ..~ PAGE SIXTEEN 2 R T L A e St R s LS L