Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 5

e B 3 L i - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, THURSDAY,.JUNE 9, 1921, - ‘Thefaultless -« = - oM ERFECTED at last!” What a satisfaction for an in® ventor who has studied and striven ten whole years in the development of a revolutionary idea to be able to say with absolute confidence, “Petfected at last!” . Ten yarsa.goCbafluDunnmnceivedaifoun;ain pen principle so daring in its originality as to appear almost fan- Fountain Pen Little Red Pump-Handle"with which you fill%it about once a month, . The picture below, at the right, shows the ink capacity of the DUNN-PEN as compared with that of other well- known selffillers—see the difference? s Yet this is but one of the super merits that establish the claim of the hardest known metal. The pen is microscopically exact —the nib will not spread, lap, or pick up paper. It writes as smoothly as ice glides on ice. Without a Fault The DUNN-PEN his been tested by all kinds of writers . : Sk A S “Marvelous” for the DUNN-PEN, on all kinds of paper, without developing a fault. Great ; E:flc-anThC [’t:‘d“fl[’lc was ‘;?t only “d‘“l mb’;d?”‘“‘e ' Si e corporations are already calling for it to supply theiremp!oyees : - m = 3£°°P standards o memmod?e p embodied Sunplicity —realizing its efficiency as a time and trouble saver. . ws of physics never before associated ountainpen. The DUNN.PEN has only four major picture And so today appears: the marvelous DUNN-PEN, ‘the Fountain Pen with the Little Red Pump-Handle, an ° innovation—revelation—revolution in pendom; a triumph at the left tells the story. The Little Red Pump-Handle does away with side levers, compression rods, and rubber sacs that rot, leak or harden Guaranteed Each DUNN.PEN is guaranteed to be without fault in construction and operation, and is further backed by the most simple and valid of all guar- e antees—Money returned without ion or quibble if for any reason you do 3 of the wizardry of invention; the final fountain pen! —There are no springs to-bend and break. m:e:gne, afte?m}xl, that the DUquuIdV;EN uqutbem;tf-n{onderfiydfwnuyx:upa ‘ — ~ ==No valves to get-out of adjustment. et . . - It Holds More Ink . =No vents to dog. 4 Simple Parts {The DUNNPEN is a regular camel for ink; holding ~ —No joints 4 Standard Styles _ several times as much as other selffillers. S Construction 4 B(:)pular}?en—Polllnts Because the DUNN-PEN has banished the rubber sac; there The DUNN-PEN is built of the finest materials and with ST Eenihes ; i more room for ink. The DUNN-PEN literally holds a i “barrel” of ink ; the barrel of the DUNN-PEN is full of ink from the smooth-writing 14-k. gold pen dear up to the D Pt P P 4 i T O iy the accuracy of a chronometer. Tt is beautiful in design, - and perfect in proportion and hand balance. The pen-point is 14-k. solid gold, tipped with native Tasmanian Osmiridium, - “The marvelous R UNN-PE ‘ YZzérFountaz’n Pen with the Little Red Pump-Handle N —— L T, T TR S - S — B ™ e e 1 g . TR G R g X e R PRSI A X e— (in the U. S.) Sold at good stores Dealers!—uwnrite at once for interesting particulars - District Sales Office, 215 E. Fayette St., Baltimore ' DUNN-PEN COMPANY, 300 Madison Ave., New York L P Ay P === AR NUNRR RN R v — _4_‘__‘;;::[_4—:_ ) i o o i 8 =y " VA;“ 5 [o5zz-au; (AR L un S0 4N v min s Y ransenssatrrnny THE LABORATORY TEST At the left is shown a sac-fill- ing pen and the small quantity _|§ of ink it holds. At the right is shown the Dunn-Pen of the same size and the large quantity of ink it | holds.