the D.I.C BLACK-OUT D.I.C. proves that REDUCED LIGHTING need not be costly EM ® scheme the pub.a«i>f^irrs.»Sp“'S£ *iS^gS??S2>sSS^ war. Q U bsiantt®J * it •titucnt deS ired led t° r n S, a ied *ey b« te ’ can att lights 1 U ° n \ tv obscu««6 seacard. , dom estic I ihoViuS industrial an de q U ate ff-feSS:--’ 1 4 Practical Suggestions . ... ® Sisal-Kraft Blinds / Temporary Sisal-Kraft Blinds, specially prepared and easily fitted. Complete with baton and tiestrings. Specimen size 4ft 6in x 3ft. Each—n i • Draw Curtains Cotton Repp Curtains for Black-outs. Specimen Price—| Oft wide x 6ft deep window, complete with Ant. rod and fittings for—£2 16 6 • Fanlight Blinds Fanlight Window Blinds without rollers, fitted well over windows. Specimen Prices— Fanlight Window (21 x 18), 3/H (21x36)5/$ • Defence Measure Lampshades Lampshades. Heavy Parchment. Suitable tor the hall or any room with an outside entrance. Gives maximum of light, yet cuts out any glare. Suitable for overpainting in Black. Each—--26 FURNISHING DEPT.
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Evening Star, Issue 23832, 12 March 1941, Page 8
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160Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 23832, 12 March 1941, Page 8
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