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. The typography of advertisements that pay : how to choose and combine type faces, engravings and all the other mechanical elements of modern advertisement construction . eADVANTAGES WIL Six PointThe telephonic reception and filing of \messages locally offers many advantagesover a physical handling by messenger,but these advantages will not be fullyrealized unless in any given establishmentthe work is definitely assigned to one ormore persons, and is handled in a uni-form and orderly manner. With a properARRANGEMENT FOR HANDLING Eight Point The telephonic reception and filing \of messages locally offers many ad-vantages over a physical handlingby messenger, but these advantageswill not be fully realized unless inany given establishment the workis definitely assigned to one orMORE PERSONS, AND IS Ten Point The telephonic reception and\filing of messages ofers manyadvantages over a physicalhandling by messenger, hutthese advantages will not befully realized unless in anyGIVEN ESTABLISHME Twelve Point The telephonic reception\and filing of messageslocally offers many ad-vantages over a physicalhandling by messenger,hut these advantages willNOT BE FULLY RE. The Double Target Test 77?^ Only Headlight Glass That Passes It The Double Tarert Test U ihelest ot beadiieht efficiency. It is the l>ea test forno glare, range and side-lifht. Only one headlight glass pass« this test—theCorning Conaphore, a new invention manufac-tured by the Coraine Glass Works. How the Test is Made Two targets are placed on ihc road in front of a car The first target is 22 inches high and 10 feelfrom the car Tlie second is placed beyond thefirst one, 30 feet from the car It is 4,i feet highand a hortzonial line is drawn across it 42 inches The intense beam from fee Coming Conaphoretboots over the first target and completely illumi-naies the second target below the 42 inch line. Other beadUght glasses designed to prevent glare,dump the light right injront of the car, completelyUhiroinating th
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