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42-266 This advertisement will appear in the trade papers listed below on dates indicated: National Painters Magazine, November, 1942, 1 page, B&W, 7 x 10 inches American Painter & Decorator, Ootober, 1942, 1 page, B&W, bleed, 5% x 8 inches Pointer ond Decorator, November, 1942, 1 page, M&W, 55-|/ x 8 inches You can be glad there's NO SHORTAGE of"WAR PAINT"! ORTUNATELY for everybody concerned F with painting, there is at present no short your good reputation by enabling you to make more satisfied customers. age of white lead -- the time-tried painting material. Not only is there enough available So, whenever you get the chance, suggest for all civilian as well as military needs -- but using pure white lead paitit--to help hold its uniformly high quality remains unchanged. old customers and to win new ones! This means you can still recommend pure white leadpaint as the "war paint" that gives tough, long-lasting protection against all weathering effects -- with freedom from scaling and cracking. And, as you well know, every white lead paint job you do helps boost LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSO c I AT ION 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. PROTECTED FOR MORE THAN 100 YEARS--WITH WHITE LEAP PAINT "The Pillar;," New Lebanon Cotter, Stw York. The excellent preservation ofthis gracious wayside tavern -- due largely to the protection of white lead paint-- Ithes in more than a century of active service. 0000-NLM00015565