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JlgSit "fiSSfe Hid^n in a crumpled paper cHew wall beauty for your home BEAUTY hidden in crumpled paper? Yes, it is there, and paint brings it out. Glance at the beautiful Crumpled Roil finish shown at the right. Notice the soft, feathery design--the blending of the colors--the uniqueness ofthe figures. Unusual-- but only one of the many distinctive wall finishes that can be obtained with an all-lead paint made ofDutch Boy white-lead and Dutch Boy flatting oil. Perhaps the greatest reason for the popularity of the Crumpled Roll finish among those desiring distinctive wall effects is the absence of a planned design. The finish has the appearance of the free-hand work of a craftsman in wall painting--a finish without repetition of a set design anywhere. And Dutch Boy white-lead is the ideal paint for producing it. This paint can be tinted to any desirable shade or tint--simply because it is mixed and tinted on thejob for the job. A new booklet on decorating the home shows and describes the Crumpled Roll and other unusual wall finishes. This booklet will be sent to you together with a decorator's data form from out Department of Decoration. Use this form if you desire our color specialists to help you select a color treatment for a particular room, or to aid you In decorating the interior ofyour whole house. These men can help you as they have thousands of other property-owners. Send your request for the booklet to our nearest branch, asking for ^Booklet E." You incur no obligation thereby. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY NewYork, lit Broadway Bosron.SOOAlbany St. Buffalo, 116 Oak St. Chicago. 900 West 18th St Cincinnati, <S3> Freeman Ave. Cleveland, 820 West SuperiorAve. St. Louis, 722 Chestnut St. San Francisco, 485 California St.- Pittsburgh, National Lead-fit Oil Co. ofPa., Jld Fourth Ave. Philadelphia, John T. Lewis & Bros. Co.. 437 Chestnut St. TJiir Dutch Boy is the trademark of pure white-lead which mokes on all-lead, ail-purpose, all-colorpoint. Such a paint both protects the outside of your haute from the attacks of the weather and enhances the beauty ofitsinterior. It is employedon platter, stucco, s, brick, and stone, as well as wood. Profesl painters and house-owners have used and Jed Dutch Boy white-lead for many years. It s the surface. It emphasizes the beauty of the e decorative scheme. Jfs durability makes it a ng and economical investment that no property- ex should overlook. The Crumpled Roll ffnish should be applied over a fairly smooth wall. The first coat ofpaint is applied. This is allowed to dry thoroughly and a top coat, either lighter or darker than the first one, is then put on. While the top coat is still wet, crumpled paper is firmly placed against the wall and rolled downward. This lifts some of the wet paint and allows the undercoat toshowthrough. Tissue paper, wrapping paper or old newspapers may be used. If newspapersare used, be surethepiinton them is dry; otherwise it wdt come offand mar the paintfob. Bach hind ofpaper gives an entirely different design. DUTCH BOY WHITE - LEAD So t CLEANLINESS cb> d^> So t BEAUTY Sor DURABILITY This advertisement appears in The American Magazine, April, 1927. and Better Homes and Gardens, April, 1927