Pulp Fiction, 1920 · page 175 of 176
Argosy, Vol. 117, No. 2 — page 175: what you’re looking at
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TOLEDO An Extraordinary Thing— and Significant HOUSANDS upon thousands of mer- chants all over the world advertise the fact that they use Toledo Scales. Yet in all our years of experience, we have never seen a single merchant display a sign advertising that he used a spring scale. Once a merchant understands that weighing is simply a matter of measuring the force of gravity, he realizes that the Toledo Pendulum Principle, measuring gravity with gravity itself, is the one true, dependable and never varying automatic method of weighing. And when his store is equipped with Toledo is TOLEDO 10 SCALES Springless Automatic Scales, he wants his Gata customers to know it. | 1: Feel ae, No Springs - Toledo, No-Springs, Honest-Weight Scales | Loy Honest Weight assure an exactly measured square deal on both sides of the counter and their use inany store is a declaration of the merchant’s deter- mination to deal with absolute fairness. A significant sign displayed in thousands of stores set hey | There are over one hundred styles and sizes of Toledo Scales to weigh everything from an ounce of spice to thirty tons of steel—scales for stores, offices, shipping rooms, warchouses, mills and factories. Toledo Scale Company Toledo, Ohio Largest Automatic Scale Manufacturers in the World Canadian Factory, Windsor, Ontario Branch Offices and Service Stations in sixty- nine cities inthe United States and Canada, Others in thirty-four foreign countries. SCALES NO SPRINGS ~ HONEST WEIGHT cComiclboooks C©