New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-22
MIR. JOHN J. GHEGAN bought furna

MR. JOHN j. GHEGAN bought furnace from the Williamson Ha
IVA Company of Cincinnati and installed it in his New Iss
home the fail of 1915 The furnace however did not
Mr. Ghegans expectations of it, and late March Of last year
up the difficulties in letter from which these paragraphs are TAKEN
Referring to the furnace purchased from you last I
been ali satisfactory and is represened ,
have already had several communication from you on the %
ana 2arcIy IN SSd the furnace AS BEING Without dust ri
plain Of but more dusty arrangement think be s
ashes or shaking caught cylinder This has to be moyeda
lot Of fine dust to fly all over the place.
tipping operations coal pumped quantity fine hs
dD b and out 6 seE so o G9 1S Pf @
OrWH+ and again when 6 5bs g b rs % p M fri. and the
way through call the cnke door, and this agar
the ;s5sss n9 NOW S@r s as@ %
winter with all the discom and troubles had with tbs
furnace during the past winter
wo pamS p sd%e 3 % Sad a6 "
with dust head foot
Since no real satisfaction forthcoming Mr. Gheg I
the matter over to The Tribune of Investigations wa"
hopes may have entertained for satisfactory settlement @
cided slump reading this paragraph in one OF their letters
in which positively Guaranteed satisfaeton We tr
cause this IS very broad made Th''"
the other fellow wants it to-
Quite aside that the only thing does pa to g
satisfaction The Tribune quoted their promise 70 MI
We frankly made the guarantee referred 70
Gheg2n and which Is u6siany the same as s furnace
the work however when 1t was removed by N.Y. 09 readily ds-c
che-1
ae by upderfest within radius Of hfty me o. ScuiT
glad to have made reparaton if We had been un any M
the furnace perform we 90 nG definite
just what was wrong he removed the furnace and no'ed
the installation Of another furnace - q, II,
This f. os is ssr S SaSy obsn n%'
n uI Tson as previously expressed TO Mr. Ghegan
the Williamson Heater Company would CONSIDER M
which to demonstrate their product we cannon
whole winter did suffice. In any event. their treatment 80
CANS leaves much to be desired. psr.er
This particularly because recent issue VI
contains leading article in praise Of this Williamson
pany the in which they follow up prospeys os
curing about their product The article, headed hahus
Wav that Built Jp National Market" describes an NJ @
farsehted business policy in of which their treatment m
gan is especially unfortunate Their intentions may nave uy
the but with every letter they wrote they drew kind
the desired endhat of making friend There on U a
isfacon whether you selling freezers Ao0
ton Satisfaction guaranteed and was not gwen
GONE two wears ago purchased fountain pen Scsr
the nib broke matter OF convenience purchased sea- FSr
point at the Carey fountain pen stor ie M
with the lady at the place OF purchase WY" ping w
Imagine surprise when calling Tor th pen hre ys es,
for its renewal should have lasted
wears and circumstances the fault dd not J,ne
ton to write Again Carey store With "sSry -
the lady have it fixed in proper order expS Again C
was duty called he cheerfuly eNPsnei a, with
For satisfactory purchases cheeruness IN atuSy yes q
helpful assistance know of no instance ts sOmt
attitude Mr. does not even haIse ~
willing for. and expected M. 6rm N
my sentiment in future purchases surely les VII" resOnn
where buy with ease and certainly @ "a Feel they "
all my this where | am beginning 70 " .
Do yoa have record of equal treatment anywhere, even
in this TrbunempOved age of JOHN sTfINsESS
The Tribune had many instances of equally ta
that's because per cent fairness the highest peee
(The merit Ad-Jisor wW appear Tuesday Mare" 80 4