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Argosy, Vol. 118, No. 2 — page 177: Pulp Fiction, 1920

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ADVERTISING SECTION. ‘ TOLEDO OU, the customer, have a financial interest in just one parf of the equipment of the store where you trade. You have an equal interest with the merchant in the scale which measures his pounds and ounces in exchange for your dollars and cents. Wherever the Toledo Scale *‘No Springs —- Honest Weight” is used, exact justice is assured. Weighing is simply measuring the force of gravity. Springs vary with temperature and other conditions. Toledo Springless Automatic Scales are built on the never-failing pendu- lum principle, and measure gravity with gravity itself. They measure out and automatic- ally compute and display both pounds and ounces, and dollars and cents; and until the natural law of gravity changes they guarantee a square deal on both sides of the counter. NO SPRINGS-HONEST WEIGHT 100 styles and sizes Toledo Scale Company Toledo, Ohio Largest Automatic Scale Manufacturers in the World Canadian Factory, RS ie 8 Windsor, Ontario _<-ie Branch Offices and Service Stations in sixty-nine cities in the United States and Canada Others in thirty-four foreign countries SCA LE, NO SPRINGS — HONEST ‘WEIGHT _ In anawering this advertisement tt ie desirable that you mention this magazine. Gomicbdooks-.comr