Judge — January 6, 1923 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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For Forsotlces, trom Pay only One Profi all over the causes of deafness; tellshow and why the MORLEY | ape rl NOBLE O1LS_ Our Mr. Oscar Sitka reports that it MOTOR DEPARTME to the Motor Department, Suvar, 627 W. HEN I went to start my furnace this year I found that the flue door had been cracked and a new one would be required. I took the | broken pieces to the main office of the | company from which I bought my he ing outfit and found that they would ha to send about five hundred miles for this apparently simple casting. spare parts of this type were av: and I was amazed to discover the nu of different sizes and shapes, each varying but slightly from the other and yet a separate model of which was required for each of the numerous furnaces made by thi mpany. More than a month was required to obtain this piece of un- finished iron. A few weeks was driving his after a friend of mine car through a remote section when he managed to break the two main leaves of a rear spring. This was largely his own fault inasmuch as he neglected to tighten the spring clips before starting on this trip. He went to the nearest town where there happened enting the car which No, the dealer had no springs in stock as he never heretofore had occasion to replace this part on an) of this particular make of car. However, he would be glad to dismount the entire spring from his demonstrating car and replace it on-my friend’s machine. The change was quickly made and after pay- ing a moderate bill my friend was enabled to proceed on his way solely because of the willingness and ability of a real auto- mobile dealer to extend the type of service which should be a part of the purchase of every car. two incidents emphasize the been made in the HESE INTERNATIONAL BODY WORKS W. Ohio St... Dept. 1, Chicago. I progress that ha spirit of motor ¢ ar service. House- 22 T—Conducted by H. W. Slauson, M.E. Subscribers desiring information about motor cars, trucks, accessories or touring routes, ean obtain it by writing $3d Street, New York. remember that a tio-cent stamp should be inclosed for reply The Greatest Motor Car Asset is a common occurrence for the 1923 Model Arctic Runabout to go four miles on a quart of Grade H Gargle Noble Oil. Please charge ts made for this service. heating plants have been made for decades longer than has the automobile; furnaces are assuredly as necessary to modern comfort and progress as is the automobile; and there are less parts to get out of order in the former than in the latter. A few sizes of doors, flues, grates and the like could be used to form a variety of models of furnaces if standardi- zation and interchangeability of parts had been as eagerly accepted by furnace manufacturers as by motor car builder When we realize that there are some one hundred and fifty manufacturers of passenger cars and even a greater number of builders of trucks, and that each of these vehicles contains literally thousands of parts that are occasionally subjected to damage through accidents or wear, we may appreciate what an important part service plays in the selection and satisfactory operation of an automobile. ‘The modern motor car dealer is not only able to furnish the expert workmanship and advice necessary in the care and maintenance of the car, but can also supply almost any spare part which may be needed for an emergency replacement; and such parts are not the simple, rough castings of the furnace, but rather the specially heat treated, high-grade alloy steels and other metals of the watch-like construction of an automobile, and can- not vary in the largest measurement by more than a few thousandths of an inch, T° BE sure, the parts of a furnace are not as liable to become broken or worn out as are those of a car, but this is all the more reason why the furnace manufacturer or dealer could afford to carry a complete stock of parts because of the small quantity required. The progress which has been made in thus extending service to the owners of