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4 THE N.H.A. REMOVES THE LAST EXCUSE EOR NOT GIVING IT DUTCH BOY PROTECTION |tT'HINK of the years of planning, of all the things; ** you've gone without so you might buy your horde. |( It means so much to you ... don't let it be spoiled i. by "cheap" paint. . i; For "cheap" paint can spoil a house. Ifyou doubt it, look at the left-hand photo. See how the. paint has cracked and scaled, leaving the wood exposed. As the weather gets in its work, all the expected savings of the "cheap" paint job fade away. Not only must you repaint in a short time, but pay for two extra items (1) the burning off of the old paint, and (2) the new priming coat which this makes necessary. 1 Dutch Boy, on the other hand, does not crack and scale. It resists the weather . . . wears down stubbornly DUTCH BOV LEAD by gradual chalking which leaves a smooth, unbroken surface, an ideal foundation for new paint. That's why the experienced painter uses-Dutch Boy White-lead He mixes it to meet the requirements ofyour job and'tmts it to the exact color you specify. No one knows paint like a painter. N. H. A.-Helps You Paint Now With- National Housing Act loans available, a neces sary painting job need no longer be postponed for lack of ready cash. The' monthly payments are surprisingly small.,But whether you use the; Government plan or ; not, send for our free booklet which tells how to mod; emize with paint and what to look for .when buying V paint job. Indu.ded .are directions for' arranging a painting loan. Write for The House We Live In today. ; Addrfess Dept. 157, nearest branch. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY KD 4214 ic 1935 Collier's, March 23--Saturday Evening Post, March 23 American Magazine, --Better Homes and Gardens, April Literary Digest, March g--Time, March 4--National Geographic, March N 28134 f QOOO-NU-OOOO14465