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Show SERVICE DEPENDS 01 STOCK OF PARTS Qulgley service means kcoplng your car on the road 3fi days out of tho year. This Is the broad definition put upon the word service y C. A. Qulgley, inter-mountaln inter-mountaln distributor of the Studebaker automobile. Such service Is mado possible possi-ble by tho filmplo means of keeping In stock at all times any part of the Studebaker Stude-baker automobile with competent repairmen, repair-men, at the end of the telephone, ready to install sucli parts In the caso of an accident. "Just stop and consider for a moment," says Assistant Manager J. A. Grosbeck of the Qulgley company, "and think If you over saw a Studebaker tied up along the roadside or along the desert on account ac-count of a breakdown. Thero Is a reason for this. No matter In what section of tho country a motorist may travel ho will alwny3 be within telephone communication communica-tion of a parts depot of the Studobaker company. The west Is fairly dotted with Studebaker plants, where every part of the car, from the smallest colter pin to a finished body. Is always carried In stock. Take the transcontinental tourists, for Instance, coming from the cast you will find such a stock at Denver, again at Salt T.ako. then at Reno, again at Sacra-monto Sacra-monto and asaln at San Francisco. The tourist will always be able to reach one of these parts depots by telephone and In a few minutes have a Studebaker mechanic me-chanic In a Studebaker car rushing to his rescue. This may seem a remarkable service ser-vice system to tho uninitiated, but it Is simple. Parts In stock Is the whole solution solu-tion to tho service question. We defy the manufacturer of any othpr make of cor to show the complete stock of partn that are always kept on hand at any one of the above mentioned Studebaker agencies. To prove our contention we are able to build a complete Studebaker cai at our local shop without uendlnp to thr factory for a single piece of material from the tops lo tho tires. For this reason rea-son wo cannot Iny too much stress upon tho word service and pride ourselves on giving our customer- tho only real service ser-vice to be found anywhere In this section of the country." Tho C. A. Qulgley companv roports the largest month's business during April Just past of any corresponding month In past years. "In fact." declares Mr. Grosbeck. "the companv Is kept busy getting cars enough to fill orders." nnd he claims this condition In due entirely to the fact that the buying public are beginning to realize what "Qulgley service" means whtn lliev purchasa a Studebaker. |