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More tlian four thousand Delco-Light plants
were delivered for war work. They were used
to supply electric light in camps, storehouses,
hospitals. Y. M. C. A. huts, airplane hangars,
sub-cliasers, and other branches of the service.
In Red Cross hospitals at the front, Delco-Light
operated life-saving X-ray apparatus.
Delco-Light was specified by the Government
because it is dependable, efficient, simple lo op
erate, requires little attention, and because it is
AIR-COOLED.
Delco-Light will work for you, supplying elec
tric light and power for your farm, store or
home in the same dependable, trustworthy way
that it lias for the United States Government—
twenty-four-hours-a-day electric service with a
minimum of attention.
Over 60,000 satisfied users all over the country
know from experience that Delco-Light eases
ihe ways of peace jus! as much as it has so re
cently been lightening the burdens of war.
By simply pressing a convenient button, you
can flood the home, barns, or oilier buildings
on the farm—or stores and homes in the towns
—with Delco-Lighl, modern, brilliant and clean.
Delco-Light operates a pressure water system,
giving you all the advantages of fresh running
water for your house and barn, protecting you
from fire and enabling you lo have a complete
modern bathroom.
Delco-Lighl power will run. the churn, washing
machine, electric iron, vacuum cleaner, electric
fan or sewing machine, and a hundred other
things in field, barn and home. In stores. it will
operate the coffee grinder, meat chopper, car
bonated drink mixer, and various labor-saving
appliances— or charge automobile batteries.
Install Delco-Light because—
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DELCO-LIGHT betters living conditions, increases effici
j ency and soon pays for itself in time and labor saved
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Call, phone or write for your copy of the new Delco-Light Catalogue—a nicely illustrated 16-page
book, showing how Delco-Light Pays for Itself in Time and Labor Saved,
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Send For New Illustrated Catalog.
All Information Gladly Given By
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C. W. ALLEN, Searcy, Arkansas
I THE DOMESTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio ;
Matters of Dclco-Z.i(r’)t i~'rcdvnts