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"fiuich The Sa1 Knoirn Frohi East to West X? Sales are easyi come wherever the "Dutch Boy" goes ... because the quality of his jsolder lives up to the fame of his name. Take "Dutch Boy" Flux Core Solder, for instance. Repairmen know they can trust it, because every inch of every spool is absolutely uniform. *. Only the purest, cleanest metals areused - carefully and accurately alloyed, and guaranteed free from impunities which result in brittle ness and lack: of adhesion. Az)d remember,solder that stays put means customers that staysold. "Dutch Boy" Mux, Core comes,wtth either add flux for general work, or rosin flux,for electrical work--both inthree popular sizes, Y&"> %2U and y-is' diameters;'*'. ^. Four ' W|>nleti Buy Pays * Boost your sales curve with these four other "Dutch Boy" winners: bar solder, body solder, wire solder, and the new, increasingly popular "Fluxrite" Solder, described below. KD-4011 -- Jobber Topics, January,' 1947. 0900-NLI-W0015908 SeU name ... - C asH in on jl.e' nutcl* Boys iame Let the Dutch Boy make your cash till tinkle. His solder is as good as his good name. For instance, repairmen all over the land know "Dutch Boy" Flux Core Solder. Through the years they've learned to trust its uniformly high quality. And for good reasons; Only the cleanest and purest metals are used. They're accurately and carefully alloyed. The result? A solder-and-flux combination free from impurities which cause brittleness and poor adhesion. "Dutch Boy" Flux Core 5s available with either acid flux for general work, or rosin flux for electrical work -- both jn three popular sizes, 1/8", 3/32" and 1/16" diameters. *ireWays Foil* '' ,^,utch Bo/Pays There's a steady demand for these four other "Dutch Boy1' best-sellers: bar solder, body solder, wire solder arid the new, entirely different "Fluxrite" Solder, described below. ttSoldetstigJ* F(J]XBn.E See those foar flur channels right at the surface of the wire? The flux aly/ays flows first,coveting thework ahead of the molten solder -- the first requirement of a light joint. Solidly packed feed channels Insure^against skip spots. Flux- is?(wn-corrojive, perfect for electrical- work. Hutch Bay Solders NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY: New To* 6: Baltimore 3: Buffalo 3; Chicago S; Cincinnati 3: Cleveland 13: St- Louis l; Boston S. (National Lead Co. of Mass.): Los Angeles 23. (Iforrls P. Kirk & Son. Inc.); Philadelphia 25, {John T. Lewis & Bros. Co.); Pittsburgh 30, (National Lead Co. ot Pa.); Toronto, Canada, (Canada Metal Co. Ltd.). KD-4067--Jobber Topics, Marcfi and September, 1947 ~k 0000-NLI-000015909 N 29247.01  . >a .: . ` '.t.:';* - ' .' iM8ip8 v^lllfcStlsBsBS I vActSales r name Get in tune with the "Dutch Boy". His solder is as easy to sell as his famous name is to remember. Take that did favorite, "Dutch Boy Flux Core Solder... repairmen in every town and hamlet know that wherever, whenever they buy it, they'll get a uniformly high-grade solder. Only the cleanest and purest metals are used. They're carefully and exactly alloyed. They're guaranteed free of impurities which result in brittleness and poor adhesion. And that's the kind of solder that keeps customers sold. "Dutch Boy Flux Core comes with either acid flux for general work, or rosin flux for electrical work--both in three popular sizes, 1/8", 3/32" and 1/15" diameters. vtofC\Vays Four >* i.puich BofPays Hoistyour "sales" with these other four "Dutch Boy" money-makers: bar solder, body solder, wire solder, and the new "Fluxrite" Solder, described below. &By bee*8 NATIONAL LEAS COMPANY: Buffalo S; ChicsgoS: Cincinnati 1; Boston 8. (National Lead Co. oN3f:eMwCaleaYvsoe.)rlak;nL6do:s1B3A'a`;n`ltSagimett.-lLoeLrs^eoS--uu33iis,;i {Morris P. Kirk & Son. Inc.); Philadelphia 23. (John T. LotUs te Bras. Co.}; Pittsburgh 30. (National Lead Co. of Pa.); Toronto. Canada, (Canada Metal Co. Ltd.). Not one, but four feed chan nels--right at the surface of the wire. Flux flowi rs( to cover the work, always ahead f molten solder. Solidly packed feed channels give steady dux flow -- no skip spots. Flux is non-corrosive, perfect for electrical work. t\D-4068--Jobber Topics, May and November, 1947 it 0000-NU-a001S910 N 29247.02