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Red-lead helps man win the greatest war of all time * I THSwar is between man and Nature. What man builds, the forces of Nature tty to destroy. Nature is ever lastingly striving to return all materials to their original and most stable form. So it has been since the beginning oftime. Man uses in his structures, among other materials, the strongest metal he has -- steel. Opposed to it is one of Nature's strongest element?--'moistureladen air. The airattacksthis metalwhich man has won from Nature and-tries, by what is known as rusting, to draw it back to its origmal stare. If the metal is left to face the attack alone, it soon weakens. It crumbles--is destroyed. Ihufiw .rn i smictUK'N :u< [>< is iv.i tui to uisr i ipidlv aa\. Man thnair n.itmi' hv pi!>(.<.< imu It s ti*i I with m armor of lead p.unr Wuh ud-lrad lie makes a rovciing l!in>wi;h which an and mnhruK' do no; puutiati1 I In hie nl steel is prolonged indefinitely with this armor of paint tk \ d ft n; rln nura! lead. Special punnium fm hidden surfaces So from the time steel comes from the mill it should have red-lead protection. Wherever you see a bridgesor tank---or any other iron and steel structure--out lined in red against the sky, you know that man is. winning another victory over air and "moisture. He holds his own m> li n ; a* a p* il c r | i 'u.M\i. i> ctn*_t flu n<1-1 ..d .un * miisr h not md on <11 <Npiid aihus bur c-m*, ulh on unlin' th.i' it hidden aim <oustuunon Wlun s-t c 1 hi .mis ovul'p. 1'h> n 11 r thi n .in a\< l . and vvhut\i i h pin^ or othi i cm mu Mm m.ik<*. n him t unpnmbli to icp.unr rc^uhnlv, sp c *! p. in- piiin*ricm is in et-ssai \. Dutch Boy Mnrnls all test* In i(hi to h mph rt piottumn o lion ami stol, uJ4 .m! niii'f In p>i:< Th if is win tin Umml 'si u , N.i- v, tnd o main iwci . loiifr.ic-oi and buildi'l1 pltkl Dtlldl Bos itd-k.ld Dur. h Bov i<.J-]i >d is pun and n hiphh oxidi/ad li .% ,ik> gumml t\- durability and economy of application. It makes a hard, tenacious ,filrn that is still elastic enough to expand and con tract under heat and cold without crack in' It hiuM-es out evenly and has un usual covering power. It'gives full and economical protection to the metal sur faces it covers. Dutch Boy paste red-lead ready for mixing with pure linseed oil comes in the natural red-lead color; ' It can be shaded i . bniwns, `.runs hhick ai d oilm dji\ Send fa) ftec paint booklet \\ i ih ill hi pli .iM-d to niid \ou i huo1.h * . " J lu IJ.indt Hook of Painting ' a *rou In h i a ntguKinl psum f,h_ts and liMnmhx \ m'rum is d^vond to rln piofLLiir n ot met dsml.ti.es It i Ihhow to pup m tin `urfate tot p.unijtii', '"v ri> mu and ipph tin p nnr \\ t ImJi .il o In. glad to d im ' oil .uu "picitu irdomi I'inii on .m. p.utiiul. r paintm<j P ohhm Vina mm ha\i' Oi/ut Duic/i Boy Produce* IN rln amnm Dutch 1\ miio o '" * piuiliji ts. htsidts rnl-kad. ilmr an vvhiii -h nl. lLutiii' oil, solder, 1iiim.h 1 'thri.il I i ui Cnmp.mv. h i .uldirioii. ii.'<s leu! pjodui'is toi piaoicalh r pripu-i to wincli lead i ui he pur m .ii, ridu,fi and d uly lift Amoim tdi i pi h in r in* liihnji*. ``inn 1< uh kid hai`. k.id Ic.id pipe, .nd lead tubing. >ou (Lo m specific iinoimaiion .ihoiir an otihfi oi oilier im , ot It jJ, write to our neare i hi nun. NVflo^k r.L\D COMi\NY