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,, . and there's your pure WHITE-LEAD PAINT for about 00 These big buildings on the Fillmore Farms are well protected against severe Vermont ` '"'crs. "Practically all the buildings os estate are painted with Dutch Boy te-Lead. It lasts longer--doesn't crack and peel off and is better all around. It's cheaper, too, in the long run, and we in tend to stick to it." W. H. Hill, Bennington, yt. Read these letters, please & "Figure out Dutch Boy White-Lead, linseed oil and pure 'turpentine and, you will see its cost is reasonable. The Soft. Paste feature makes mix ing quick and easy. Try it, you'll like it."--Oscar Bentson, R. No. 3, Box 23, Raehte, Wise. **** 'Never Disappointed in I<5 Years Actions speak louder than words, and when you find a man who has; used one paint for that length of time you realize it must have given him thorough satisfacJ rion. That's the case with this userwhose letter tells in a dozen-words all that any one needs to know about his experience: "I have used your white-lead 10 years.. It has all been satisfactory."--James M. Vansant, Langhome, Pa. EASY TO USE ''Dutch Boy Soft Paste is no bother at all to mix. Just a few minutes stirring, end it does a wonderful job. Actually saves labor in putting it on."^--Thomas Graham, Gomel, I!L -1**7 -V jt- 3Vi{* price (aj of February 1931) toEfl vary . somewhat depending upon buyer's distance from producing centers. FOR UNDERCOAT 'Quick-mixing., . time-saving , . . that's Dutch Boy Soft Paste White-Lead. Jusr thin tyitb pure linseed oil... add pure turpentine and drier... and within Mix equal measured parts Soft Paste WhiteLead and thinner (half linseed oil and half turpentine). Then add one-quarter pint of drier for each gallon ofpbint, FOR FINISHING COAT Mix equal measured parts Soft Paste AVhiteLead and linseed oil. Ther* stirin one-quarter pint each .of turpentine and drier for every gallon ofpaint. 10 nlinutes it's ready to use. "The longest wearing paint: you can get. The paint we use," 8 put of every 10 painters will tell you. (And nobody knows paint like a painter.) Dutch Boy is also the ''farmer's choice" .100 Pounds Soft Paste White-Lead OK Gallons) tnake about 6ii gallons of pure whitehead paint which will cover about '6GCTsquare feet per gallon, one coat. (If heavy hastewhite-lead Is used, ii gallon more oil will he required per 100 lbs.) because it makes an elastic protective coat ing that does not crack or scale but-wears down smoothly, fay gradual chalking, leav ing a'perfect surface for repainting. There fore at rjepaint time, there is njo time or mone^ spent fpt burning or scraping. Could anything be simpler? Is there any surer'Way of saving time and money? NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York,111 Broadway--Buffalo, 116 #ak Street --Chicago, 900 West 18th Street--Cincinnati. 659 Freeman Avenue--Cleveland,820 West Superior Averiue--St.; Louis, 722 Chestnut Street--San Francisco, 2240 24th {Street1 -- Boston, NatlonalBostanLead !Co-.80ft Albany Street--Pittsburgh, Natlpn'a! Lead & Oil Ca. of Pa., 316 Fourth Avenue -- Philadelphia, John T. Lewis & Bros. Co., Widener Bldg; 12^, 25, 50 lb. pails and 100 lb. kegs. FREE.: Send for the little folder of fered free in the coupon. It shows you jusr what you want to know about painting. And how to get better resales much easier. Slend for it now. JUST MAIL THIS COUPON National Lead Company :' Address: ,(See list ofoffices above). 1 ' Gentlemen: ......... Please send me the folder that tells 'me how to do much better painting,.easier abd;{ for less DUTCH BOY U WHITE * LEAD Place'and State Job KD250 Farm Journal, April 1931 Successful Farming, April 1931 N 28009 v-'K--'V. . . . and there's your pure WHITE-LEAD PAINT for about per gallon These big buildings on the Fillmore Farms are well protected against severe Vermont winters. "Practically all the buildings on the estate are painted with Dutch Boy White-Lead. It lasts longer -- doesn't crack and peel off and is better all around. It's cheaper, too, in the long run and we intend to stick to it." tV. H. Hill, Bennington, Vt. Just read what these thrifty farmers say . . . Never Disappointed in 16 Years Actions speak louder than words, and when you fmd a man who has used one paint (or that length of time you realize it must have given him thorough satisfac tion. That's the rase with this user whose letter tells in a dozen words all that any one needs to know about his experience: "I have used your white-lead 16 years. It has g/f been satisfactory."--/erwer M. Vonsant, Longhorn*, Po. "Figure out Dutch Boy -V !* White-Lead, linseed oil and pure turpentine and you will see its cost is F5&* reasonable. The Soft Paste feature makes mix ing quick and easy. Try if, you'd like it."--Oscar Benison, R. No. 3, Box 23, Racine, Wise. EASY TO USE "Dutch Boy Soft Paste its no bother at ail to mix. Just a few minutes stirring and it does a wonderful job. Actually saves labor in putting it am Does a wonderful job."--Thomas Graham, Gomel, III. V "Time was less and cost lower" "All tny life I have known good, pure Dutch Boy White-Lead. When I had my hum and house painted last time I saw to It we used Dutch Boy Soft Paste. "Painting tune was less alt a result and cost Was lower. Every farm painter knows the value of Dutch Boy, and knows there is nothing finer obtain able." ~ David S. Stryker, R. D. 3, Flctn- ingtod, N. 3. This price (as ofMarch 1931) will vary `somewhat depending upon buyer's distance from p REPAINTIHG OUTSIDE WOOD FOB UNDERCOAT Quick-mixing . . , time-saving , . . that's Dutch Boy Soft Paste Mix equal measured parts Soft Paste WhiteLead and thinner (half linseed oil and hall turpentine). Then add one-quarter pint of drier for each gallon of paint. White-Lead. FOR FINISHING COAT JUST thin with pure linseed oil... add pure turpentine and drier .,. and within 10 minutes it's ready Mix equal, measured pans Soft Paste WhiteLead and linseed.oil. Then stir in one-quarter pint eschrof turpentine and drierifor every gallon ofpaint. to use. "The longest weaiiag paint 1 you can get. The paint we use," .8 out of every 10 painters will tell yiop. (And nobody knows paint ~ IUtVa' painter.) ' They use Dutch Boy because it makes an elastic protective coating . 100 Pounds Soft Paste White-Lead. '(3ft1 Galkinsi make about 6J^ ;gallone of pure1White-lead paint which will cove? about 600 square feet per gai)on: one coat. (If heavypastc white-lead is use^J, Vi gallon more.;cr!l will be required per 100 lbs.) that does not crack, or scale fcuc wears down srnoothi^,]:.by gradual NATIONAL `LEAD COMPANY chalking, leaving a perfect -surface New York,!lkBroadway--Buffalo,116 Oak Street for repainting. Thus wheu you -Chicago, 900 V^est' 18th Street--Cincinnati, 6S9 eventually repaint,tberei will be no; Freeman A!ven'Sc-r-,CJeve3and,:g20 West Superior iAVetjue;--St) Lo u Ib, 722 Chestnut , Street--San time or money spent-|fof burnings 'iFra'ftcisCo.iiSSifi :24th 'Street--Boston, National- BostonLead Co., 800 Albany Street--Pittsburgh, or scraping. i'lNatiadal iLcad!` & Oil Co- dr Pa., 316 Fourth Could anything be siinplef? Is` Avenue-- Philadelphia, John If. Lewis & Bros. Co., Wfdener Bldg. there any surer way of saving time and money? 12^,25s50lb.pailsatld lOOlh.kegs. Send for the little folder offered free in the coupon. It shows you just wbat you want to know about painting, and how to get results much easier. Send for it uow. jqST MAIL THIS COUPON National Lead Company i Address: {See list .of offices above) Gentlemen1 Please ^end md the folder that tells me how to do tnueft better 'painting, easier and for leas DUTCH BOY Job KD-250 Hoard's Dairyman, April 25, 1931 ^HITE-LEAD 3365 \ 1^ > HD-10 Place and State N 28009.01 flOOO-NU-OO0O14255