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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1927)
WmW King Potato ,i lll Hf Jil ll IP i Tmplement Service .' The McCormick-Deeririg Potato Digger him proven its correct design, .strength and light dnift, as nny of its many users will tell you. Ask u for a list of them. -, . - , , The McCormick-Deering' New 4 Cultivator "i ' ' ' with pivot axle and balance frame is noted for its ease of operaton and effi ciency of cultivation together with the several time and labor saving features embddied in its construction. The McCormick-Deering Potato Planter embodies approved principles of construction, with several new .features v which add to its ability to plant cut seed and small whole seed with a high degree of accuracy. . v Every purchaser of a farm machine is entitled to two kinds of service service from the machine itself, and service from the organization back' of it.' In the implement industry to dry "service" is a much over-worked word and has come to mean. almost anything.fron mere, claims to the actual rendering of real sen-ice. .. . '.' : vv The International Harvester . Company practices its belief that no machine should be-placed on the market until it will do the work for which it was designed, and do it long enough to show a profit on the investment represented by its purchase and use. This is one kind, of, scry- ice, and, the only kind that will insure the farmer satisfaction from the machine itself. . Then there is the repair parts service.. When a part becomes broken by accident of fails to function properly through natural wear, it must be , replaced. Every hcur lost in getting the new part into the hands of the user repiesents a distinct money loss to thc.fr rr.wr. It may mean only the loss due to idle equipment and time, or, as is often the case, a partial crop loss, as well. The only kind of service worthy of the name "service" is the kind that places the repair parts close to' where they may be needed. Parts kept at the factory only or at a select few of the more important railway centers is n ot sufficient. : McCORMICK-DEEMNG SERVICE brings these parts as near to the very door of the farmer's home as it is possible to do much closer than any other organization in the implement busi ness today. Thousands of dollars worth of repair parts,are carried in stodk at each of the 92 direct company branches, and we, as dealers, carry a very "large stock in our repair bins, nqtk only for machines of current manufacture, but for old models, tHe manufacture of which was long ago discontinued. . J. S. MILLS & SON Phone 9 603. South Sixth ft 3E