Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
HART-PARR "3O" RESULT OF
 TWO COLLEGE BOYS VISION

tender for carrying fuel, manufactured by Steinke Brothers. In the same man ner that coal or oil tender supplies the locomotive with fuel, the tractor tender, sold by the Montgomery Thomas Hart-Parr company, enables the tractor operator to haul extra gaso- line, oil, kerosene, and water with his tractor wherever it goes, without the cost and trouble of having a big extra wagon used for the purpose. Western Manager Here O. A. Lohrke, western sales manager for the Hart-Parr Manufacturing com pany with central office at Dallas, Texas. is spending fair week in Phoe- nix, making the Montg gomery- Thomas company his headquarters during the visit.
 Probably the most generous offer ever made to ranchers, is now being proffered to cotton growers of the Salt River valley, by the Hart-Par com pany, through Montgomery and Thomas. The firm will deposit money in local banks to finance their tractor sales, and as security for the money will accept from the farmer bale cotton receipts at the rate of 30 cents per pound, on a six months time basis, the note to be secured by bale receipts, and bearing seven per cent interest. The note can be taken up at any time during the six months, according as the farm CT Is able to dispose of his cotton. What this means to the rancher can hardly be estimated. He can obtain his tractor immediately, go to work on his winter blowing. and have his ground all prepared in the early spring for plant ing. He does not have to wait until the
 very last minute, then get rid of his
 cotton for low market price, and
 either find that others have done the
 same thing and that there are not
 enough tractors to go around, or else
 rush his blowing at the eleventh houi
 and be forced to slight it, getting his
 crop in several weeks after it should
 have been planted. Last year many ranchers were forced, owing to finan-
 cial conditions, to wait until spring be-
 fore they tried to buy a tractor, and
 then had to get along without a tractor
 at all, because there was great deal
 larger demand for them than the fac
 tories could supply.
 Full Repair Stock Tn buying a tractor MT. Thoma,
 remarked to a prospective purchaser 'one of the most important things t consider is whether you will be able tt get repair parts at once. in the case O a breakdown. We carry probably tn, most complete stock of repair parts il ] the west. and are able to supply an, ) thing needed for the tractor at a mo t ments notice. A service department l complete in every detail goes with il ' We invite inspection to our repair an, service department
 "A Hart-Parr 30 blows on the aver
 age one acre per hour. It Is standar :. dized model with three blow capacity !, and Is also used extensively for roa | grading and for stationary and bel power.
 Its adaptability for burning a low il grade fuel is one of it's special feature . that recommend it to the farmer. Thi f result is produced by the use of tn i, "Dray kerosene shunt," which is a pat 4 ented feature and found in the Hart
 Parr exclusively. The Hart-Parr 3 + burns tops or kerosene, under the iron
 clad guarantee that it will develop a u much power and use no larger amour 'r of fuel. than if gasoline were burne, . The saving in fuel expenditure ' enormous.
 I- The Hart -Parr 30 that Is being dem y onstrated this week east of the ia. 1t grounds, has a splendid record is achievement for the past season. Ie plowed 450 acres, disked 500 acres an j. leveled over 600 aeres of Salt Riv, e valley land.