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0 Blaesing paints while Portland sleeps Dutch Boy flatlint, oil / l/>s Inni pdjill iiuuiuid cntHmcL //t u'c/ilouili > .'liliii in.-iiui u ii/iom < /tiMiisj a single performance. TWTR. W. F. Blaesing, a leading ^ painter, in Portland, Oregon*; f-sr the ]) i Uv nt> *vi*n year, recently- finished- & most unusfial painting contract. This contract called for complete nslccoial.ng of Ihi Liberty The'Ui without interrupting a jingle puformance or, in any way interfering with the theater's seating capacity.. The work had to be done between mg'n .rid nioimni; So rveiv night, after the curtain was rung down for Ihi la 4 ccl, Mr. Blae inr wml into aci ion with li1 cri a of fiftt en men. The completed job- is so com? mendable that the Portland papers, devoted big spaa to . description of the ihcold, \i'h p irricul irmcu tion of Mr.Blaesing's skill in hartdlmg ibis- difficult panting, work; Not 'i li'lle* of Hie* pr.ii e, . 'croiding In Mi. Hire mg, should go t<> Dut oh Boy Jlattingoil, which helped him to corr" out the work o suc re' hillv.From p' te vpenemc ,Mi Blue sing] new til it *hi1 i -1cnl pumt in ide with Dur<h Boy flatting oil v ,s ich .lly suited to the 1 n. mg eon* di ion' of Ihr. unu ual job. Speed W',i t ' Lni.nl Yet quality wuo eh m.inrled. And the white lead and flatting oil p'mt nu t both tlie'i rc.quircinr nl\ foi it combines eTse^nd rpeul in application with letups rich wd velvety m appear inre. The* auditorium pictured above w*u p unit cl in beautiful rhdelcc of tun old gold and blue with Dutch Boy white-lead and flultmg o*l For other pirn of the tinutor the fiat paint wa~. tinted in tones of old ivory, roft chides of old ro,e* and turquoi c blue Flatting o I was at o u-.d for glaring the *ide walls m delirali ni'set and culuum tint > Like Mr. Bhe mp. p. .uten> from Ml 'ection of the country arc imd mg that Dutch Boy flatting oil not only, makes possible new beauties in >iitenor\,ork,hul that t is w.Ji3iblv ceononneul as well. FJat paint made with it give- great ,co\ era[,e and u1.oflow.ni obinoot|ily that worth while savings, h i application ire effveted. Try Luteh Boy flatlmg oil on tom lie i iute*riorjob You will be highly plcvtd w illi the results Just follow the dire-ctions on the one and five -gallon cans, using no driers, no turpentine, no linseed oil, Dutch Bov flatting oil 1 *w omplel t IMtini* medium m it-elf Wi have a booklet,11 Wall EfiuceS of Distinction foi tlie home*," which de. ciihej omc of the smart flat w Ml treatments pn siblc with Dutch Boy flatting oil Write for a copy if you h*" e not already received one. \ M l>\ \\ II \l nMI'W^ A * Vrl 111 L-i I II b)i _' _' _aa_ti. _85!_) F____* ___'' duR r \ r I I u - C ln( I 1 1 rruncisro. -43JCoEfonuA.SlTOt;lPittsbteV National Oil Ol< ' I*. sii !- vll * S hil.i I T|1 > . J r I 1j l I) n < tnr i >, 4 < (I I 11 This advertisement appears, in .the following publications: Page--Painter's Ma&dnr--.Jan., 1925 ' American Painter.-tA Decorator--r^zn. Matter Painter 3* Decorator--Jan.