WEDNESDAY. JULY 7. i?2f,
NEW HEADLIGHTS
FOR AUTOMOBILES
Gives Long Range Vision
Without Glare—Being Per
fected By General Electric j
Engineers.
A new type automobile headlighr,
radically different from any now
i:*. use. which will srive long rang-'
without glare and illuminate the
ditches alongside the road l>y a wid"
side beam, lias been developed by
V.*. D'Arcy Ryan, direeor of the
General Electric Illuminating Kngi
r.eering Laboratory.
Mr. Ryan and his engineers have
been studying and experinlentin ?
far more than threee years on this
i
Jew liirht. Tests show that the
new lights not only illuminate th"
roadway exceptionally well fr p.
distance of more than 200 feet so
that a object in the road can h->
easily seen, but they illuminate the
ditches on either side so that per
sms in the auto can easily read
v ad signs even when the front en !
of the car i> several feet past siicn
signs. This backward light is o.v
i.'f the unique featu es of the new
r headlight.
In rounding curves, particularly
sharp ".urns, this wide side beam
shows no to good advantage in keep
ing a view of the ditch constant!*.*
before the driver.
Both in the laboratory and roa 1
tests, it. has been shown that these
new lights will not cast a blinding
glare in the eyes of drivers of car«
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Only performance can tell you 9
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satisfaction, or whether something IB
has been sacrificed to achieve the pi
lure of a low first price. M
Low price may interest you, but
cnly when you drive an Oldsmo- |p
M . bile Six can you realize how far an Bj§
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jkfl ; automobile so moderately priced ||i
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approaching from the o; p isite di
rection. Another unit pie feature
brought out in these tests is that
the nearer one walked toward it the
dimmer the lights seemed to jr".
|ln these same tests, persons stan I-
I ing three feet back of the lights
and about live feet to either side if
them could be easily seen by pe--
sons 100 feet in front, standing in
'the full illumination from the hea !-
J lights. A sample road siirn, 20 fe t
ito one side and live feet back of thj
lights can be easily read by persons
standing two or three feet back of
I the lights although there is not a
( light source in the black painted
'laboratory searchlight range other j
than the light from the headligh*.;. I
In similar tests on the country high j
ways at night this backward beam |
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also illuminated the radiator, bu i-;
per and front ends of the fore mud-1
guards of the car equipped with the
new lights. This is of especial ad
vantage to drivers of approaching j
cars for if one headlight should >e
out there would be no danger • f
j mistaking the car for a motor cycle.
The new lights are much different
' in appearance from other typ ,
They are scanely more than three
inches in thickness including the
projecting lens. The reflector an i
1 ns i-. sueh that the liu'lr. fro; on >
1 lamp, a standard 21 candlepower
Mazda, casts a double crescent of
light.—By I>. Wagoner. Gener.t!
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F.iectric "o.. Schenectady, X. Y.
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Miss Grace Taylor is the gue.-«t of
; Miss Kli.'.abeth !'->nrel it: Winston
. Salem this week. •
Old Auto Tags r A _•
Expire Saturday ■, : L; ' -. ■'
./ (the .f tegs th: • yea. > ! •• >« -
The time expires Saturday of this hind 1 •• year. Knoiigh in*. •• *. »
week in which you can use the 1;»2.~> have • : s cure.! to jay vi-i - .- to
automobile license tags on your ear. all t! • unties and owner.-. v. :il ! •
After Saturday you are subject • > well ' theic cars pi > »-rly tag
indicttnent if yuse your car gel ' ' • • running ".hem ou'..
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I W.th n the Me|
, b of Everyone j
flfE take care of your needs, i
: j.,' \ T ARS whatever they may be, \
j., Qp at any distance day or night. J
I ,j You decide the amount you I
wish to spend for a funeral, 4
according to your circum- \
1 ; stances, and we give the \
(.■/-> - same dependable service and \
j ./. /V I OR:£ r\3L Uorrj& t . are f or every detail whether A
you spend much or little. (
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TJJK I). vMH lIY liEPORTER
Bi# isuvi Contract
Let i est era ay
itai 'itch, •' i; >. 1 :.t: :i • \v:«
let yestetiay (>y th- St a* Highway
• 'ommis.-i !\ ft a' > haril-.-ur
f acini rou i . >i-j ai. i
P'ir.t.
Hajreiorn 1 ru •*.: >:■ ' ompany
were the lowest bidders at $392
.01
It sii.t • 1 -a', v. st-k w'.!! begin
immediuV-!;.' av i ui : x'.va
will h.' on- ;f th •'•••-- r;u-i i" the
'ountry.
Selling Much Land
For Taxes
In this |':'i w!! i; ■ t'.'.i' ad
vi-rtiseiiv:-.t of naitty tra " - of lav. i
for ta\-.i ::i S*.)kes vur.ty. If >;r
name a-'v.ir- ir th" ' ► - i . '.■ •■■>
the Sh ♦r'.: r .
(*onstat:! • Clove Lawsoti v/a* here
a sh->r. v.• :. h»y L.i . ■
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hopes t: able . . KJ . ' -•
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New York City mc
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SERVICE at The Charfei 'Villiam Store,
_ meanj i. r cn'.y your orders oju
rime, eve;, ' /.o, but more ... it means >tand
ard qu.iicy merchandise pric :.l lov.'jr and
lo iatUly.
i hat i.i -he promise %ve main* a..a the promise
we fuliill. A«k oav customers —there are many
la your neighborhood,
Then turn to the new car:!o;» Soda*/ tor
Spring and Summer! See the ;;reat wealth of
everything here far evvryboJ*. ThatisSEP.YICE.
If yuu haven'; a .Mraloij, write for .i::; tC Ja . I: will
be mailed at once -Vee and postp^U.
THE CHAIILLS WILLIAM STORES, Inc.
I>7o jif. \ .' Now York City
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I Pure Paint
It's the amount of lead in any paint that deternvnes
its covering (hiding) capacity,—it's the quality of
lead that measures it> length of life. Kurfees Vaint
contains 20 to 40 percent more lead per .•.•.Hon.
, Kurfees Pa'nt contain more
KURH.I'.b square factor smrfac.'-protecrirr^
I l 'N AM i'.L value in every gallon, and g;ves
Make your kitchen you more years of service in the
furniture over iu-w ' i. . ,
with Kurfeos ;rli i '-'.lti n.ir IS iwu economy#
dS a ™oir A t2bic a"i Ku f ftvs no "'>• the
eh»irb, ITasy flov I ordiiKiiy kind, and n. is surpris-
You can apply it. • i r .1 _
White and 20 colors. ! OH ,lttlc lt rcc l ulrt>s ro P ; i:»t
* , T . j Let us figure your
}**• ■, tjuan? '* ifs tor you and show you
the beautitul color selections.
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KUJ jWs Make* a Paint for Ewry Purpose—Tfo Haw Thbm
'THIS IS FIX:
CROi VKAR
Siu.shir.e ami Showt*. A/e
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S'a: • N >\v—The Prospec.
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a !•. iiv. !i i- .-»rl • f fclliW v.'r'O
h«t.» r. " distillled from his
mini u".;. fji'li "' far- about rvp.>-
tr >r t *.i. ? : r)v. ,f l f.)r th*»
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b-. -rfiw-r * ha: >•;; i I)-.- ir.t-
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Th was a dry -•..•!! into th» lat
t>'c jiar*. f Juno, out :h- ->m:n a?
th.- ia - fjund livMs w.'ll cuitivuV'J
ar-j st::;- ■ ,-.>rn, *oUon a:vi ?■>
ba ■/ vv awaiting tli- benetit;
Th-.* i.-( if T.iu- day ovvr t-:.»
State has been of the desirable com•
I :t!:-rnat.- unshin.> a:'!
sh .-v. - i :.!i • .(!•:> • f :h ■ Si ato
'• a ch S* ite
The I; ir.fcs of Stokes county are
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