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Judge Your Investments 
By This Standard 
When you buy a new implement, do you figure out in advance just 
exactly how much profit it is going to bring you for every dollar it costs? 
Suppose your farm were a factory. (As a matter of fact, it is a 
factory; your land and equipment is your capital; your seeds, ferti¬ 
lizer and the elements are your raw materials; you are the chief 
executive; your hired help, the labor; and your finished product is 
the produce you send to market). 
You are going to invest in new machinery for this factory. If you judge it by this 
standard your investment will be profitable: Suppose a machine's cost is $400 and 
it will last 5 years. That’s $80 a year. How much of the time can you keep it in 
actual productive operation? You want to know this. It is the fact governing 
your returns per dollar invested. 
Your investment is at the rate of 
$1.44 a week whether the machine 
works one day or every day. In other 
words, the profitable machinery is that 
for which there is the greatest use, the 
one which works the most for your 
$1.44. 
The G-O is a * ‘six-day-a-week-tractor’'; 
for there’s scarcely a working day in the 
year there isn’t a job for the G-O. 
When the G-O isn’t plowing it is driv¬ 
ing the grain separator, the ensilage 
cutter, the feed grinder, the wood saw, 
or furnishing economical power for the 
farm repair shop or the hundred and 
one other farm power needs. 
The great flexibility of the G-O makes 
it adaptable for every kind of belt work. 
One of its two control levers — (you 
know that’s all the G-O needs to control 
it) provides forward or reverse motion 
at the pulley and drawbar and the other 
lever controls the speed. Sounds simple, 
doesn’t it? 
The G-O is simple. Simple in construc¬ 
tion and operation. So simple, in fact, 
that the most inexperienced operator 
can run it. No gears to strip. No 
complicated controls. Maximum ac¬ 
cessibility of all parts—easy adjustment. 
The G-O is powerful and dependable. 
Let us tell you in detail, how the G-O 
will reduce your operating costs. Send 
the coupon at once for your copy of 
the tractor book, “How Success Came 
to Power Farm." 
THE GENERAL ORDNANCE COMPANY 
Eastern Sales Offices: 
2 West 43rd Street, New York City 
THE G-O COMPANY of TEXAS 
Dallas, Texas 
Eastern Works: DERBY, Conn. 
Western Sales Office and Works: 
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA 
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