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{'re-yea^ hcrh. mx j ?/>/> yf~n~.r ,/S) 7 */,:>%'/~,y>. >! ,:: L-'J-StS {/ C'V ... l-sif/c'<&***> O' & * I*** GET SUNNY EFFECTS WITH COLOR / Patients who show a tendency toward depression or morbidity during convalescence are frequently stimulated by the harmony and beauty found in the colors of nature. The yellow sunlight... the cheering color combinations in flowers, in woodland scenes... when properly combined in hospital rooms, may play an important role in hastening recovery. Warm reds and yellows are recommended for patients of certain temperaments. Restful greens are frequently beneficial to nervous individuals. Our Department of Color Research and Decoration has conducted exhaustive studies on the uses of color in hospitals and is equipped to apply this knowledge to the individual requirements of your hospital. Superintendents and other hospital officials, as well as architects, are invited to consult this department regarding decorative problems. This service is offered with out cost or obligation. ' Address Department of Color Research and Decoration in care of our nearest branch. NATIONAL LEAD ..COMPANY New York, 111 Broadway -- Buffalo, 116 Oak Street--Chicago, 900 West ISth Street -- Cincinnati, 659 Freeman Avenue -- Cleveland, 820 West Superior Avenue -- St.Louis, 722 Chestnut Street--San Francisco, 2240 24th Street -- Boston, National* Boston Lead Co., 800 Albany Street -- Pittsburgh, National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa,, 316 Fourth Avenue -- Philadelphia, John T. Lewis &. Bros. Co., Widener Building. "T" j'_. ,ee|j maintenance B-u down ivilli * y USE ST SVIiK Y WIff KfliE ;5 1 <*:r* / ^ *yf~x \ l ,-i r''\* f *-'*, i , A* ^ ,,.v V X', ^ & - ? I -0-W/^/ h V--V V -"4' A P, jp?^slk WtdT' ,,!W. `^i*s&/.TvV:,. "*,.f5 & gpK.i.isa.^-wrx Jlmmm WOW 7\; \ i "'ll 'lifif If F there's one place where paint must withstand severe service-, it's in the hospital. Some paint simply won't stand repeated washing. But paint made with Dutch Boy does. What's the answer? Why is it that paint made with Dutch Boy stands up so well even in the rigorous service to which it is exposed in hospitals? Well...here's the story in a nut-shell. White-lead is insoluble in water and remains so. There's nothing in white-lead paint that dissolves and washes off. But that's not the whole story of Dutch Boy's superi ority in hospital service. Wherever used .. . as a paint for wood, plaster, wall board, masonry or metal ... in flat or eggshell finishes for interiors . . . gloss paint for outside uses ... undercoatings for enamels ... plastic paint... Dutch Boy effects worthwhile economies. It helps keep mainte nance costs down because it lasts longer. Furthermore, the beauty of the finishes Dutch Boy pro duces is an extra.. .a bonus. It helps you give your hos pital that wc-II-groomed, spick'and span look of comfort and efficiency. With Dutch Boy White-Lead, flatting oil and a few tinting materials, it's a simple matter to obtain the exact color and finish for any room you want to paint. For helpful information on economical hospital paint ing, address Department of Color Research and Decoration at our . nearest branch. For addresses, see reverse side. " Special Decorative Service for Hospitals ; . The National Lead Co.-'Dept, of Color v? Research and Decoration was' Created. v' a number of.years ago co_make extensivec -v studies of color, including" its use in hospitals and us effect on patients.'The information since gathered by the Dc- V- -.Cv-paremeat and tested in many hospitals .an all parts of the country is now avail- able to responsible hospital executives. As the reverse sidcof this page suggests, s- -color can be put to good use in your. ?;'hospital. Send your inquiry regarding v color to the Dept, of Color Research f, "and Decoration in care of our nearest ; branch. ' *- - 'o ` , ' Then*it- < uf-tvn branJofCarter IVbite-LeaJ is aiso made by the Rulhjsjl Lead Company. In purchasing either Carter or Dutch Bsy WhhS'Lead, the buyer is assured of obtaining white'WJWib* highest quality PRINTED IN U. S. A. _ ,,------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ . f f i ;f! l make reception rooms bright and fresh as a June morning . . . #This hospital reception room has been made cheerful and inviting through the effective use of colors that are reminiscent of a spring morn ing. With the help of these pleasing tints, this room is sure to make a favorable impression on visitors. However, reception rooms repre sent only one of a hospital's decoraliveproblems. Itmustberemeinbered that every room or department in a hospital requires individual color treatment. Combinations of certain greens have been found effective in producing a beneficial effect on con valescents. Reds and yellows may sometimes be used in the rooms for other types of patients. The selection of the correct colors for. any hospital room is a matter for careful study. 1 ad;\idual conditions must always be weighed. Per in stance, the size, lighting, exposure and, of course, the use and purpose of the room are all important considerations. Over a long period, our Department of Color Research and Decoration has thoroughly studied the proper use of color in hospitals. This depart ment will gladly cooperate with hos pital officials, superintendents and architects in preparing effective color treatments for any hospital room or an entire hospital. This helpful con sultation service is rendered without cost or obligation. Just address De partment of Color Research and Dec oration care of our nearest branch. *** A'ATIOXAf- KKAft < Iii Kn>a.luy, New York ; 116 Oak Street, Buffalo; Vi.'O West 1 Sib Street, Chicago; 659 Freeman Avcime, Cincinnati; M'O West Superior Avenue. Cleveland: 722 Chestnut Street, St. Louis; 2-3:h direct. ?:i Fia.-cLco; Nitlit-nnl* iT'Wor; Co , W'i'f \!h:'Jty >*. B-'sInu; N.-u -.u! I.l ;;! A <'il Co of i 16 P w:; t:. \ e i,uc. Pil I 'buruh ; J .1)n I. Lew is A Bros. O'ideii'-i i. j.'d;r.g. I'iiil.nli.ijdiiu Special Decorative Service for Hospitals The National Lead Co. Dept, of Color Research and Decoration was created a number of years ago to make extensive studies of color, including its use In hos pitals and its effect on patients. The information since gathered by the de partment and tested in many hospitals in all parts of the country is now a vail able to hospital executives. As the reverse side of this page suggests, color can be put to good use in your hospital. Send your inquiry regarding color to the Dept, of Color Research and Decoration in care of our nearestbranch listed on ocber side. MT is never kind to the hospital budget. "Cheap" paintwill not stand up in rigorous hospital service ... it will not stand repeated cleaning... it will not keep a pleasing, fresh appearance when frequently washed. Consequently, "cheap" paint cannot make the maintenance budget go as far as it should. On the other hand, Dutch Boy helps keep costs down because it lasts longer. Paint made with Dutch Boy wears ... and wears... and wears. You can wash this paint over and over again and it will still retain its serviceability. You can use Dutch Boy everywhere ... for paint for wood, plaster, wall board, masonry or metal... for flat or eggshell finishes on inte riors . . . for outside gloss paint. . . for enamel under coatings . .. for plastic paint. Furthermore, with Dutch Boy you can easily obtain the exact color effects you want. With this pure white-lead, flatting oil and a few tinting materials, your painter can mix all colors and finishes necessary to decorate any room in the hospital. Why not let our Depart ment of Color Research and Decoration assist you in your painting problems? There is no charge for this helpful serv ice. Justwrite the department in care of the nearest branch listed on the reverse side. The welt'known brand of CarlerWhitt-Leadis also made by National Lead Company, Inpurchasing either Carter or Dutch Boy White' Lead, the buyer is assured of obtaining white'leadofthe highesi quality. Hospi-hi fro (jit-ess p/i- COL3&FUL that knows no distraction HE peaceful colors in this operating room will never distract the skillful hands Tof the surgeon. This decorative scheme offers an excellent illustration of how hospital color problems may be effectively solved through the correct use of well* chosen tints and shades. This room also serves to emphasize that each room in a hospital merits individual treatment. Each color or combination of colors should be selected because of its effect upon patients, visitors, or staff ... or perhaps, upon all three. Dull green-grays and taupes in brightly lighted rooms, for example, produce restful quietness. On the other hand, certain tones of red or yellow' are stimulating, serving a-completely different purpose. Careful studies on the use of color in hospitals have been conducted by our Department of Color Research and Decoration over a long period. This department is prepared to make recommendations based upon a thorough analysis of your particular hospital decorative problems. The service is offered without cost or obligation. Just address Department of Color Research and Decoration in care of our nearest branch. rVATlOXAI. LEAD COMPANY in Broadway, New York; 1160ak Street, Buffalo; 900 West ISth Street, Chicago; 659 Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati; 820 West Superior Avenue. Cleveland; 722 Chestnut Street, St. Louis ; 22-10 24th Street. San Francisco; National* Boston Lead Co., 800 Albany Street. Boston ; National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa., 316 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh ; JohnT. Lewis & Bros. Co., Widener Building, Philadelphia DlDl'CiEI IB-D' :.0 Paint intended for hospital service must stand up under repeated cleaning and still keep its fresh ap pearance. In this respect, Dutch Boy White - Lead paint has no superior. It can be washed again and again. ' -, But that Isn't the complete story. You can use Dutch Boy practically everywhere ... to make paint for wood, plaster, wall board, masonry or metal . . . flat or eggshell fin ishes for interiors . . . gloss paint for outside use . . . under coatings for enamels . . . plastic finishes. In addition, you can achieve any desired color effect by using Dutch Boy. With this pure white-lead, flatting oil and tinting materials, your , painter will find it quick and easy to obtain the precise colors for hospital rooms that experienced judgment may suggest. You are invited to consult our Department of Color Re search and Decoration concerning your hospital painting problems. Address the nearest of the branches listed on the reverse side. Special Decorative Service fur Hospitals The National Lead Co. Dept, of Color Research and Decoration was created a number of years ago to make extensive studies of color, including Us use in hospitals and its effect on patients. The information since gathered by the department and tested in many hospitals in all ports of the country is now avail able to hospital executives. As the reverse sideof this page sug gests, color can be put to good use in your hospital. Send your inquiry regarding color to the Dept, of Color Research and Decoration in care of our near est branch. The well-known brand of Carter White-Lead is also made by National Lead Company. In purchasing either Carter or Dutch Boy White-Lead, the buyer is assured ofobtaining whitelead of the highest quality. f`Wd`S make reception rooms bright and fresh as a June morning . . . CThis hospilal reception room lias been made cheerful and inviting through the effective use of colors that are reminiscent of a spring morn ing. With the help of these pleasing tints, this room is sure to make a favorable impression on visitors. However, reception rooms repre sent only one of a hospital's decora tive problems. itmustberemembered that every room or department in a hospital requires individual color treatment. Combinations of certain greens have been found effective in producing a beneficial effect on con valescents. Reds and yellows may sometimes be used in the rooms for other types of patients. The selection of the correct colors for any hospital mom is a mutter for cumfnl study. Individual conditions ' must always be weighed. For in stance, the size,lighting, exposure and, of course, the use and purpose of the room are all important considerations. Over a long period, our Department of Color Research and Decoration has thoroughly studied the proper use of color in hospitals. This depart ment will gladly cooperate with hos pital officials, superintendents and architects in preparing effective color treatments for any hospital room or an entire hospital. This helpful con sultation service is rendered without cost or obligation. Just address De partment of Color Research and Dec oration care of our nearest branch. .VATIOSAt IKitli COMPAXV III GroadWy, New York; IlfiOnk Street, Buffalo; 900 West 18th Sired, Chicago; 659 Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati; 820 West Superior Avenue, Cleveland; 722 Chestnut Street. St. r.onis: 22-') 2Jth Street. San Fiar.tusco: National- Co., >wf, Albany S R.N.He.ail I.;;C <\ `.'il Co. n( J':!., 116 I-o mt F. \v k ih h ;, 1 * T i 1 d',u rh ; J.,h r. U-v.U;; Bros. Co.. .Videm.t if mV:rift, I'hiC J.,I.dila *" ' '? n-w \ *. 1 4 - - i ^ ;_\> '' * H ** *C 1 4; ^. "W4' . IP the Save the surface =-^-'--~~v you save all'- .. Special Decorative Service for Hospitals The National Lead Co. Dept, of Color Research and Decoration ivas created a number of years ago to make extensive studies of color, including its use in hos pitals and its effect on patients. The information since gathered by the de partment and tested in many hospitals in all parts of the country is now available to hospital executives. As the reverse side of this page suggests, color can be put to good use in your hospital. Send your inquiry regarding color to the Dept, of Color Research and Decoration in care of our nearest branch listed on other side. "Cheap" paintwill not stand up in rigorous hospital service ... it will not stand repeated cleaning... it will not keep a pleasing, fresh appearance when frequently washed. Consequently, "cheap" paint cannot make the maintenance budget go as far as it should. On the other hand, Dutch Boy helps keep costs down because it lasts longer. Paint made with Dutch Boy wears ... and wears... and wears. You can wash this paint over and over again and it will still retain its serviceability. You can use Dutch Boy everywhere . . . for paint for wood, plaster, wall board, masonry or metal... for flat or eggshell finishes on inte riors . . . for outside gloss paint... for enamel under coatings .. . for plastic paint. Furthermore, with Dutch Boy you can easily obtain the exact color effects you want. With this pure white-lead, flatting oil and a few tinting materials, your painter can mix all colors and finishes necessary to decorate any room in the hospital. Why not let our Depart ment of Color Research and Decoration assist you in your painting problems? There is no charge for this helpful serv ice. Justwrite the department in care of the nearest branch listed on the reverse side. The well-known brand ofCarterWhite-Leadis also made by National Lead Company. In pur chasing either Carter or Dutch Boy WhiteLead, the buyer is assured of obtaining white- lead ofthe high est quality. -.mm SI make reception rooms bright and fresh as a June morning... This hospital reception room has been made cheerful and inviting through the effective use of colors that are reminiscent of a spring morn ing. With the help of these pleasing tints, this room is sure to make a favorable impression on visitors. However, reception rooms repre sent only one of a hospital's decora tive problems. Itmustberemembered that every room or department in a hospital requires individual color treatment. Combinations of certain greens have been found effective in producing a beneficial effect on con valescents. Reds and yellows may sometimes be used in the rooms for other types of patients. The selection of the correct colors for any hospital room is a matter for stance,.thesize,Sighting, exposure and, of course, the use and purpose of the room are all important considerations. Over a long period,our Department of Color Research and Decoration has thoroughly studied the proper use of color in hospitals. This depart ment will gladly cooperate with hos pital officials, superintendents and architects in preparing effective color treatments for any hospital room or an entire hospital. This helpful con sultation service is rendered without cost or obligation. Just address De partment of Color Research and Dec oration care of our nearest branch. * XATIOAAE LEAH ( OMIMW ill iwWay. New York; I16C)ak Street, liutlalo; `Kttl West IKth Street, Chicago; 659 Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati: K20 West Superior Avenue. Cleveland; 722 Chestnut Street, St. Louis; 221(1 24th Street. San Francisco; iVniMnui- f i "Ch e a p " PAINT is never kind to the hospital budget. . . Special Decorative Service for Hospitals The Natioaal Lead Co. Dept, of Color Research and Decoration was created a number of years ago to make extensive studies of color, including its use in hos pitals and its effect on patients. The information since gathered by the de partment and tested in many hospitals in all parts of the country is now available to hospital executives. As the reverse side of this page suggests, color can be put to good use in your hospital. Send your inquiry regarding color to the Dept, of Color Research and Decoration in care of our nearest branch listed on other side. "Cheap* ' paint will not stand coatings . . . for plastic paint. up in rigorous hospital service ... it will not stand repeated cleaning-- it will not keep a pleasing, fresh appearance when frequently washed. Consequently, "cheap" paint cannot make the maintenance budget go as far as it should. Furthermore, with Dutch Boy you can easily obtain the exact color effects you want. With this pure white-lead, flatting oil and a few tinting materials, your painter can mix all colors and finishes necessary to decorate any On the other hand, Dutch room in the hospital. Boy helps keep costs down because it lasts longer! Paint made with Dutch Boy wears ...and wears... and wears. * You can wash this, paint over and over again and it will still retain its serviceability.'" I f Why not let our Depart ment of Color Research and Decoration assist you in your painting problems? There is no charge for this helpful serv ice.'Just write the department in care of the nearest branch You can use Dutch Boy listed oh the reverse side. everywhere . for paint for The well-known brand wood, ' plaster,'" wall board, efCarterWhits-Lead is also made by National masonry or metal.:. for flat Lead Company.!npu rchasing either Carter or,, eggshell finishes on inte^v or Dutch Boy WhiteLead, the buyer'; is riors ^. . for outside gloss **, assured-] of obtaining white- lead of the high paint. .*. for enamel 'under- est tfuality'"/^ .-a1 that knows no distraction HE peaceful colors in this operating room will never distract the skillful hands Tof the surgeon. This decorative scheme offers an excellent illustration of how hospital color problems may be effectively solved through the correct use of wellchosen tirfts and shades. This room also serves to emphasize that each room in a hospital merits individual treatment. Each color or combination of colors should he selected because of its effect upon patients, visitors, or staff. . . or perhaps, upon all three. Dull green-gravs and taupes in brightly lighted rooms, for example, produce restful quietness. On the other hand, certain tones of red or yellow are stimulating, serving a completely different purpose. Careful studies on the use of color in hospitals have been conducted by our Department of Color Research and Decoration over a long period. This department is prepared to make recommendations based upon a thorough analysis of your particular hospital decorative problems. The sen ice is offered without cost or obligation. Just address Department of Color Research and Decoration in care of our nearest branch. NATIONAL LEAft COMlLvS'Y 111 Broadway. New York ; 116 Oak Street, Buffalo; Wi West 1-Sih Street, Chicago; 659 Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati; 820 West Superior Avenue. Cleveland: 722 Chestnut Street. St. Louis ; 224024lh Sired. San Francisco ; NationaPHostmi I.cad Co., Sfrt) Albany Street. Boss out National l.ead A Oil Co ..f P. m A.-*....* i----- ,u . t-u-'r i ... f. t t \ For any kind of surface ... in any part of the hospital 0 w: -'J. -* '/ *-' / m--f ? <~- - & ..-''I- ligsS&s^ggggj 31 3 , 'v ' ? `SaS**'? - .** ^y#st&v r -ji .. < ^s, - --5^ .^.n-\v *' ?*3| w3>'*l*;* f.**- T j^ ^ ,i ^ 5 * ?i\ ' &^J&K - .V ;i- si?*'-' 'T.Ss i, ' *>.*V , * 3'5 - 'At '* I^ x <vi '> * <" ^ V,:' gives a quality paint job Paint intended for hospital service must stand up under repeated cleaning and still keep its fresh ap pearance. In this respect, Dutch Boy White - Lead paint has no superior. It can be washed again and again. , But that isn't the complete story. You can use Dutch Boy practically everywhere ... to make paint for wood, plaster, wall board, masonry or metal . . . flat or eggshell fin ishes for interiors . . . gloss paint for outside use . . . under coatings for enamels . . . plastic finishes. In addition, you can * achieve any desired, color effect by using Dutch Boy. With tthis pure white-lead, flatting oil and tinting materials, your k 'painter will find it quick and easy to obtain the precise colors i for hospital rooms that experienced judgment may suggest. * > You are invited to consult our Department of Color Re is. search and Decoration concerning your hospital painting '' i ' - problems. Address the nearest of the branches listed on the -> reverse side.1 Special Decorative Service for Hospitals The National Lead Co. Dept. o{ Color Research and Decoration was created a number of years ago to make extensi\e studies of color, including its use in hospitals and its effect on patients. The information since gathered by the department and tested in many hospitals in all parts of the country is now avail able to hospital executives. As the reverse side of this page sug gests, color can be put to good use in your hospital. Send your inquiry regarding color to the Dept, of Color Research and Decoration in care of our near est branch. The well-known brand of Carter White-Lead is also made by National Lead Company. In purchasing either Carter or Dutch Boy White-Lead, the buyer is assured ofobtaining whitelead of the highest Quality.