Pulp Fiction, 1924 · page 7 of 204
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ADVENTURE 5 EVEREADY FLASH LIGHTS & BATTERIES ~they last longer C% OO Fn & » NE j& 6 ws eA BR RZ RWS flashlight! PITCH-BLACK night... narrow, high-crowned road. To back around, use your flashlight! Avoid ditches and dark embankments. Use your Eveready to examine the carburetor. Play safe. Use it to see how much gas is in the tank. (You could safely poke a _ lighted Eveready into a barrel of gasoline!) Use it to change a tire, to find the jack or pliers, to put the curtains on. Thelong-range Evereadys are great for motoring. Shoot a beam 200, 300 or 500 feet, depending on which focusing type you select. Read road-signs with them without leaving the car. The aluminum Evereadys at 65c and 75c, complete with battery, are small and practical. Handy to have in the car or carry in your coat-pocket. A good type to use around the house too. Reload your flashlights and keep them on the job with fresh, strong Ever- ae eady Unit Cells. And if No. 2671—Eveready YoU haven't a flashlight, 2-cell Focusing Spot- see the nearest Eveready light with 200-foot dealer at once. range. The improved Eveready line has many new features, Eveready Unit Cells "mew designs. Standard Ever- fit and improve all eady features are retained. makes of flashlights. 4 May tnalra beichber 65c to $4.50, complete with light and longer bat- battery—anywhere in the tery life. U.S. A. * * Buy from electrical, hard- ware and marine supply dealers, drug, sporting goods aa and general stores, garages = —_ and auto accessory shops. "WADE wana REO IeTORN! oe | Manufactured and guaranteed a UNIT CELL & by NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY, Inc. New York San Francisco Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. © Form Fiasmicnt> & Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting your dealer. COmiclbooks.c®