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"More Light: The Modern Well-lighted Plant is the "Barreled Sunlight" Plant . PHOTOGRAPH BY COURTESY OF HYATT ROLLER BEARING CO Tests by the Electrical Testing Laboratories of New York City show 19 to 36% MORE LIGHT Its use means 19% to 36% more light—the percentagedepending upon the condition of the ceilings and walls beforepainting. Tests of the highest scientific accuracy, made forus by the Electrical Testing Laboratories of New York City,have proved this beyond doubt. The Rice Process White reflects the rays of bothnatural and artificial light the greatest distance. It lengthensthe hours o
"More Light: The Modern Well-lighted Plant is the "Barreled Sunlight" Plant . PHOTOGRAPH BY COURTESY OF HYATT ROLLER BEARING CO Tests by the Electrical Testing Laboratories of New York City show 19 to 36% MORE LIGHT Its use means 19% to 36% more light—the percentagedepending upon the condition of the ceilings and walls beforepainting. Tests of the highest scientific accuracy, made forus by the Electrical Testing Laboratories of New York City,have proved this beyond doubt. The Rice Process White reflects the rays of bothnatural and artificial light the greatest distance. It lengthensthe hours of daylight and increases plant efficiency at alltimes. It possesses great covering power and intense body. Twocoats will cover better than three of lead and oil, and it holdsits pure white color far THE OLDEST COTTON MILL— More unfavorable lighting conditions would be hardto imagine. This is the oldest cotton mill in continuous operation today. The light supplycomes only from kerosene lamps and small six-pane windows. Yet, the lustrous surface ofBarreled Sunlight reflects available rays so well that machinery and operatives are com-pletely lighted. The difference between Barreled Sunlight— the Rice Process White—andso-called mill whites The most convincing way to determine the differencebetween Barreled Sunlight and all so-called mill whitesis by actual test. When first applied, mill whites may appear as whiteand bright as Barreled Sunlight. But, in the courseof a few months, time reveals a great difference in Sunlight remains white longest and does notflake or scale. The matter of yellowing is of vital importance, as no whiteis permanent under all conditions. Only the inexperienced, or those who deliberately misrep-resent, can guarantee without restriction
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