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American Radiator C ompany 
IDEAL 
Edwin-Goodall of Hackensack, N.J., 
took out His old-fashioned wasteful heat" 
\ ing plant and installed an Ideal TYPE A 
Boiler. 
. "Iam told you call it a ‘Heat Machine’,” he 
writes. " I calbit'almost human; its appetite is 
exceedingly considerate of my pocket-book.” 
Without any reflection on the human race. 
we beg leave to point out one respect in which 
the Ideal TYPE A is more than human. 
The human aristocrat frequently proves to 
be an expensive guest. The Ideal TYPE A 
Heat Machine— an aristocrat in every other de¬ 
tail—not only does better work than a plebeian 
boiler but does it at a very much smaller cost. 
Thousands of owners have found, like Mr. 
Goodall, that it pays for itself in the fuel it saves. 
AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY 
Ideal Boilers and American Radiators for every heating need 
816 So. Michigan Ave., Dept. 2 9 
CHICAGO 
ALMOST HUMAN-says Mr. Goodall 
To OWNERS OF HOMES, 
new or old, who are in' 
terested in improving 
their warmth and redu- 
cing their fuel bills at least 
one'third, we offer a fine' 
ly illustrated book about 
the Ideal TYPE A Heat 
Machine. It will be 
mailed on receipt of your 
request at either address 
below. 
