Electrical news and engineering . honestly and wellconstructed, for the sale of poor merchandise invariablyreacts in a manner that does permanent injury to a busi-ness. It is our duty to see that where a defect develops in anappliance within the guarantee period, our customer is pro-tected, for he pays for this protection in first cost. When an appliance which has been in service for aperiodbeyond the guarantee needs repairing, it is our dutyand to our interest to see that a workmanlike repair jobis done and one as quickly as conditions permit. For suchjob the customer should pay a reasonable
Electrical news and engineering . honestly and wellconstructed, for the sale of poor merchandise invariablyreacts in a manner that does permanent injury to a busi-ness. It is our duty to see that where a defect develops in anappliance within the guarantee period, our customer is pro-tected, for he pays for this protection in first cost. When an appliance which has been in service for aperiodbeyond the guarantee needs repairing, it is our dutyand to our interest to see that a workmanlike repair jobis done and one as quickly as conditions permit. For suchjob the customer should pay a reasonable price based onthe cost of such job, plus a reasonable profit. It is well to remember that whenever the public findsthe cost of an article out of service, excessive, it will dowithout, or use a substitute. The Wagner Electric Manufacturing Company. , have issued a very complete and useful bulletin. , entitled Manual of Electric Testing. This is a re-vised edition of a manual published some years agithe same illustration shows th street 5, [•on Wale Ihr consi ster of 80 were Be tin 90 feet f th< this sort. Three of the buildingsped with base-board outlets, sowiring through th ion at the corner of King and Yongeccasion of the recent visit of the Prince ofas made by the Earle Electric Company, andquipped with 500 watt lamps. The reflectorsUnits were placed approximately8 to 10 feet The conditi<bly to a temporaryew and the various fit was only necessary to run tininto these outlets. The particu- Abolil retaliation ofare equip- rlynight plus ittractive decorations on theseduring the day. owing to tl buildings showed up as well bys effective system of illumination. October I, 1919 THF ELECTRICAL NEWS
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