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Show 01 Interest to flic Public December, January and February are the months for big lighting bills. Anticipating thot "Coming Events Ca6t Their Shadows Before." we published pub-lished a series of educational advertisements adver-tisements during October and November Novem-ber on the economies of tho Tungsten Tung-sten Lamp, commonly called bulbs and globes. V.'e told you to use a Tungsten In the room where you use the most light it would not bo economy to placo them whore you now use four and eight candle lamps. The smallest small-est Tungsten are twenty-five candle power and uso forty watts of electricity every hour while burning ' An eight-candle Edison lamp uses forty watts per hour, therefore in this case you would not economize in current, cur-rent, but you would get twenty-five candles instead of eight candles for the same amount of current coa-Bumed. coa-Bumed. The sl.xteen-candle Edison lamp consumes elxty-flve watts of electricity electric-ity each hour while burning. The twenty-five-candle Tung3ten consumes forty watfK per hour, In this the Tungsten eaves you 3S per rani n t V a . J nnJ rent more light received. ( In the store if you change to tho Dew lamp and do not increase the Illumination, yon will save 38 to 10 pr cent of the current formerly used The demand for increaed illumination illumina-tion will no doubt encourage you to displace thlrty-candlo Edison lamps and in tbeir place install eighty to 100-candle Tungstens. This will increase in-crease the Illumination 1C0 per cent and your bills from 12 to 20 per cent. - Our engineers are at your 6orvlce to asclst you in arranging your Illumination Illu-mination to get the greatest effect lth the smallest consumption of current. |