The Harvester world Volume 12

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1921 Excerpt: ...extending the sale of l H C machinery in northem Luzon. They have already sold all of the machines shipped there for the exhibit and have ordered a new stock from Manila. Many Think What He Says THE lnternational Harvester Company of Canada, l_.td., branch at Saskatoon received a letter from one of its best agents commenting upon the excellence of that Company's repairs service. The service, though no more than regular for it, isunusual to this agent who probably has had relations in the course of his business experience with many companiesand can appreciate good service when he gets that kind. ln acknowledging to the branch receipt of its special letter on Repairs Week, he said: "During the two years that the writer has ordered repairs for Mr., he does not remember asingle solitary instancethatrepairs asordered have not come forward promptly, even down to repairs for a twenty-three-year-old binder. When we read your letter No. 28, we did not think that we should let this opportunity pass without expressing our appreciation for the splendid and eflicient one hundred percent service that your repairs department and the willing band of workers have at all times given." may see by this new three story building, situated on one of the best sites in the city of Quebec--No. 37l St. Paul street. The outstanding feature is the large display room, covering over 5,000 square feet with its two large windows which show to advantage the l HC machines. Someone has said I921 will reward fighters. We think that we should carry off some of this reward, as we had all the boys go away from our annual meeting with the spirit that they were going after the bacon, and promised to bring home as much as in I920, if nota little more. ust now it looks like a little more. O...