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s66 o d d e r : clhe Glue of the ^Metals pronounce it sodder and spell it ' ' solder, though there have been as many different ways of spelling it as there are fetters in the word. Soder, sawder^ sowdir-~-\\xv.e all been used. The origin of the wordsokie: rncuv. "r<> n.'ikr so id " Lead mixed with tin makes this solder, whose use is to join metal to metal, to seat metal containers, and to patch holes in metak Lead-tin solder is to the metal worker what glue is to the cabinetmaker' and the bookbinder. Why is.lea ! usni :i wir sok Urn* reason is that pure lead combined with pure tin produces an alloy whose melting point is below that of'either of these metals alone, and therefore is below that of the metals to he joined, eyen though these metals be lead and tin themselves. This alloy also adheres to zinc, copper, brass and even iron and steel, joining them in a perfect union. Dutch Hoy solders Thousands of w<irk*i > me flu- snfr soli' is mide iiik Ic i the Dutch Bov nick mark. The Dutch Boy series of solders has been carefully and scientifically selected to cover every possible requirement of the solder user. Dutch Boy Solder 111 is the acme of solder quality. There is nothing better. It is SQ% lead- and 50% tin, which is not true f many so-called "half-and-half" solders. In *he guide tro'i 21 "* iVi a 4 tin. ]iopns- number, but each number is always uni form in composition and quality. The Du*<h Bo" ri ..jcm uL truai mice'* ihsuluic mi kiuiif\ ,it ail times. ViuonJ 1 ' "..i iYimpanv ilsowiil tumuli solder according to any formula required, h i i \ iriers of shap<s si/c*s, l'*iiC*lis .uul vuiiili' . It i.iakc.t'bai, wiu, ingo*, tri.miguI it, <Iiop, Mqineii;, loui.d, lull-round, !iip ainl nhi'on soldi r*. It \on .iic "irc.rested in the uunv* uses r*. mHh .Ii <o\.cis < in be put. or an* con cern! cl uirh the use of solder lor any panic ul.ir purpose, we will gladly send you u>inpite informition. We will also tnd \mi free on ti quest pn lihrtratul le.ifii r, wlvtli tells m non-icchnical language how sold* ts are made, what the) arc used for, .mil iii<* nnpoit.imi of iead m rlus< .alov tli.ir (.ontribun to vour comfort and safety. Lend in paint Of all the important uses of lead m the 'ii'- ind ;.uii.stries of civilj/cd peoples thermos: qenn.il nit ail i* tlu u^c of lead pam Kiom k.ui is mule ulii.c-liad, iainous lot gem lanops lor il.v protection it gives to the. surface it. covers.- Manu- fatl i.*vi U'* whilt'-le.id as tlu ppm pal ingtidicmoi theu hcci punts. l*iafcscional painters use "leu1' and-cnl," a mixiuic of Sue white "i.l and pure linseed oil Jouse-owneis moie toiliv than evei beloic save the suif.ae 01 limr pioporti'es by covering rhi tu wnh romi uitl\ m in lamed lotting* of white-lead paint. National lt\ul Comp my makes while lead ot rhe highest cprilir) ajui sells *r, nibedw'th pure linseed oil, is Dutch Bm white-lead. Oihcr Dutch Roy products T\ the famous Dutch Boy series ol * pioduct*, besides wh>Lc'-ltvJ and soidei, time arc rcu-levi, hnsed ivl, fi'f.nu tel and babbitt metals. National LeadCJompans Peakes in addi tion, kid product' for piacncally r\i.v put post to which le.d can be put. Among rhaee pioviuas are* hlii ct metal, lead iuhe. and tuning, calking Ien and l TS Carrr*ies and blioi Shells. if eou disut* specuii mformarion about of \he " or udiCi usi s of lead, wtile ro ms bianih ol National ) ead Companv. NATIONAL I.LAD COMPANY California ., PittdureS. National Lead Rad OiLCa at P*..Tw Fourth f Avenue; Philadelphia John T. Lew,* BroCCo., 4J7 Chestnut St. ^ * T" --Bj* f. :