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a d d e IS^a Since thii price list was printed we haw found it neces sary to make the following changes: , SHELF LINES r---- LIST l>RIC s-------- . Pagt* LFts. IjPts. Fts. Qts. iiQtk\. Gal. 12 Family Paint (Ri-k u Is i Colors1' 12 18 35 65 12 Family Paint (Vermilion, etc.) 15 25 . 45 80 i13 Liquid Geld...................................35 611 lo 2 W --- --. -- 7 .5(1 14 Enamel......................................25 40 70 1 30 2 40 4 6o 14 Screen Enamel..................*.........-- 20 35 0 1 10 2 10 17 Steve Pipe and Iron Enamel. 12 20 35 -- -- -- IV Wagon and Implement Pnim. -- -- 40 TO 1 30 1 50 30 45 70 1 35 2 65 40 Enamel Leather Dressing * * -- 4U 60 1 00 1 95 3 80 i ! ; OIL COLORS 43 Lamp Black-....... Chinese Brut:........ UltTamarirw Blue.. R&BTUniUrr... R & B I Sienna -- Vandyke Brovfn - . l&51b. 1 &5If>. 22 Tuscan Red.-......... ................. 22 . 55 Indian Red............................... 19 . 30 English Venetian................... 12 . 20 Vwjlew Ochre............................. 12 , 21 Chroma Yellow (C. 30 . 20 Chronic Y3lnw...-*................ 24 (For prices In I2!^s anJ 25s deduct 1 cent and 2 cents rr spcctivcly from the pries of U and 5s.) VARNISHES Paires Gala. 76-84 No. 1 Coach......................... 73-R+ Esstfa Boot................. .. 72-4y+ DurabLe Wood Finish ilulJ 3 45 69-83 Pale Interior Polishing' . R5 GoldSizc laium................. Vj Gats. Gls. 230 2 45 3 50 3 65 3 65 380 320 -- 3 71) 3 B3 Fts. 32 48 -- -- 53 V2 Pt5. 19 27 -- -- 28 r-NET PRICES-. 12-?s 2Ss 58 Concrete and Ceim-nt Finishes.............................. "l-i 7 E2`j3 DIO 1496 1910 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pain t s an d Var n is h es Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . LARGEST PAINT AND VARNISH MAKERS JN THE WORLD rASTOniEK 6LCVKU.Ni eHICAOC, NEWARK. Mo n t w aL LOh OON. en d . al (* Qrrifin ah b Uliii;HUit t* pnineiFAL eme. V LJK3 N46170 Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms c o . pAeTomtt a n b o f f ic es ; CLEVELAND, 6Q1 Cana/ Road. N. W. CNlCAQO. Pullman Station NEWARK, Brown St. <fe Lister Ant, MQttTflA, 697 Centre St LONDON. EMU. WAREHOUSES AND OFFICES: BOSTON, ri-M-Tfl.Trffltorstff, BUFFALO. 4? Pear) St. CHICAGO City Office. <534 fly. Exchange Bldg- CfNC/N/tA V. 420 Pioneer St DALLAS, TEX., 127-12S Swiss Aoe. DETROIT, 712 Bates St. HOUSTON, Oar. Fine and Steai* Mill ,?<. KANSAS ClTt, 1400 St. Louis Am. LONDON, END,. 7 Well Ct,, Quern St, E. 0. LOS ANGELES, 820-822 Stephenson Am. MINNEAPOLIS. 119-121 StcOmISt., N. NEW ORLEANS, 322*926 Lafayette St NEW YORK, 59 Ghurcft St. OMAHA, Cor. TautA & Badge Sts. PITTS8URQ. Ml Smlthfreld St. ' PHILADELPHIA, Delaware Ao*. A Chestnut St. PORTLAND, ORE, 439-471 EvinttRl, SAN FRASCfSCQ, 454*466 Second St. SAVANNAH, 745 Wheaton St. SEATTLE, 572 first Atie* S. SPOKANE, Cor Raf/rawf Aue. and Jefferson St- SL LOUIS. Second A Clinton Sts. TORONTO, 36 York St - VANCOUVER-, 827 PowetlStWINNIPEG, Logan Aoe,, Went. Cor Vinonnt St. 3 0007-SWP-000165758 INDEX--Paints and Colors. Pac k Aluminum Point...................... 13 American White........... ..................... 4# Arsenate of Lead .................. 63-64 Bath Enamel.......... .......... :............. 15 Bicycle Enamel, Air Drying .... 37 Brighten Up Finishes............... 6-1S Brightttt Up Stain.......... ........... t6 Bronzing Liquid................. 41 Buggy Paint-..................................... 19 Pac k Graining Colors (Prepared In Oil and in Distemper).................. Graining Preparation.................. Graphite Pipe Joint and Gasket Compound................................. Graphite {Black Lead)......... 45 xU 46 46 Handcraft Stains .......................... 30 Handcraft System.......................... 37-37 Harmless Sheep Marking Liquid, 4t Cement and Stue.cn Stains........... Combination White*...................... Concrete and Cement Finishes.. Copper Paint............................... . Crack and Seam. Filler.......... 37 48 38 40 1 Imperial Gold Enamel.................. s*` Insecticides........ ............................. 63-64 Tnside Floor Paint........................... n Kalso................................................. 59 Dancicg Floor Wa*.,.,................ ti Distemper Colors .......(Fresco) 49 Drier. English. Patent...................... 4.6 Dry Color*. ...................... 60-61 Dccctint Wnll Finish....................... S Dccotint Wall Colors..................... 5S Empress Liquid Gold................... 1% Enamel Leather Dressing....... 40 Enamtlastic................* ............... . *o-oi EnameLold ..................................... 33 Enamel.......... ................................ 14 English PatcntDrier............ 46 English Yee.Red............ (Paste) 47 English VeTmilion........... ..(Dry) 61 Family Paint................ n Filler ..................... ..(Paste) 4, First Quality Oil Colon,.............. 43 Flat Black.......................................... Flat Brick Red ..............;......... 44 Flat-tone.,,,,,,..............(Paste) 34 Flat-tone.......................... (Liquidl 35 Flnt-Tone Glare and Stencil Colors.................... ..aa-on Flat-T^ne Glazing Liquid....... *3 Flajm^r*...................... ....................... xB Floor tic................... 10 Floor 'Vj u c ......................... iz Floor Wax, Dancing................. tt French Crown Green...,(Paste) 44 French Zinc in Varnish.............. 48 Lime-Sulfur Solution............. 64 Linseed Oil (Medicinal).,........... 43. L.i.n.s.e.e.d..O..il..S.o.a.p.............................................. .18 Machine Paint and Filler (Paste) Medicinal Lmreed Oil Metallic Brown,,,,......(Paate) *t 43 Ochre- ..................... .. (Pwtet 4f Oil Colors.., ............ ........................ 43 Oil Slain,.......................................... 39 Paint and VajnUh Remover., 39 Paris CreeD,, ................. (Dry) 63 Past* Lelored Paint,,.............. 45 Perraenlo................................ 59 Perfect Method System ior Car riage Painting............................35-56 Pol:.h-ol...................... 17 Porch and Lawn Furniture En amel..................... 15 Powdered Floor Wax................... 11 Preservative Shingle Stains........ 36 Prepared Graining Colors............. 45 Quick Drying Colors............ .50-34 Quick Drying Colors, Tubes..... St Red Lead...........................(Paste) 46 Glaze and Stencil Colors........13-43 Glow Colon,............................ S7 field Paint and Gold Enamel.,,, 13- Goldn Qak Stain................. 3a Schoolboard Slating....................... Screen Enamel.............................. Sheep Marking Liquid............... ShltigEe Stains. Preservative......... 40 14 41 36 1 INDEX--Paints and Colors--(c^ru.) Pa c k Snow White Enamel............... 3= Special Colors................... (Paste) 4* Stencil Colors.-........................ .42*23 Steticil Outfits................... ... *4 Sieucll?............ ................................. vS-a7 Slencil Assortments .... ........46-39 Steve Pip* and Iron Enamel.... tj Pa g e Venetian Red.................................. 47 Wagon and implement Paint.... Wsterprool Cement Pcjmci........ White Lead...........................(Paste) White Zinc .............................-, Woodcraft Stafnt-....................... .. ta 3! 46 48 33 Twite' (Paint and Varnish Re Yellow Ochre...............(Parte) 47 mover).......,................... 39 Zincs in Oil, While........................ 48 VerdcUtc ...................................... 44 Zincict VaraUh, French,.............. 48- Varnishes, Driers, Fillers and Shellacs. Carriage Varnishes. Elastic Gear,,,........................ Extra Pal* Body Rubbing.. KxtT2 Pale Exprees Coach.. Gear Rubbing ..................... Hard Drying. Gear................ Medium Drying Body.......... . Medium Body Rubbing..,, One Coal Carnage'............... Pale Carriage..../......,,. Pale Medium Body Rubbing Palast Durable Body........ . Quiet Rubbing........... . Wagon Coacb...................... 68 66 08 6? 66 66 6? 6? 6 tb # ^5 Master Painters' Specialties. ' Durable Spar......................... Hard Drying Sear................. Hard Drying Floor,.,...... Interior Coach,......... Marine Spar........................... Mar-net--............................... Ho. 5 Interior..................... . Pale Flowing Cabinet.......... pale Interior Polishing........ Pale Durable Interior,........ Transparent Floor 69 7* 70 7* 69 7 71 71 69 71 70 Miscellaneous Varnishes. Bar Top Finish...................... 73 Crystal Paper,.................... 73 Durable Household........ 74 Durable Linoleum Finishing 74 DuriblBWoOdFiniah (Ext.J ?a Durable Wood. Finish (`IntJ 7a Extra Furniture..................... 76 Extra Boat.............................. Finest White Uamar............ Finest White Enamel........... 73 74 7* Hard Drying Oak.................. 15 Hard OU Finish ................. 73 Hard Oil FinKh Pale............ 75 Marine........................... 73 No, t Coach......................... No r Uamar.......... No. x Furniture..................... Promo CoachPrexno Furniture................... Freano Hard Oil . ...... ........... Velvet Finish., -................. 76 74 76 76 )6 76 ?> First Coaters and Liquid Fillers. Hard Drying L'oaler............ 78 Liquid Filler........ .................. 73 M-iiveUc-er.......... .................. 77 Micsion-lac........................ ft Shellac-coat....................... 78 ShelUeine.. ............. 78 Wall Si*e......................................... S* Driers. Dry-0*lene ............... ............ Dry-o-nite....................... Hercules................ Japan........................................ Qxolems.................................. bq 81 80 Si So Japans. Coach painters'..................... Drying........ ........................... Gold Size ^............................... Imperial Coach ............ 79 So 79 79 Asphalturas. Finest Turpentine................. No. 1.......................................... Prmo...................................... 8t Ei 61 Shellacs............................. Condensed Price List. Carriage Varnishes........... .. Driers, Japans, and Asplixl- tums...................................... First Coalers and liquid Fillers........................... Master Painters' Specialties Miscellaneous Varnishes.... Shellacs.................................... s 6* 85 83 84 8$ J 0007-SWP-000165759 T The' Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in the World THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. was. founded in 1866. Ever since that time we have held strictly to the highest standard of qualit)' in paint and varnish making. We believed that the best goods would sell the best and'our splendid success has proved we were right. Today we are the largest con cern of the kind and growing rapidly. Our facilities include: Five Factories, in Cleveland. Chicago, Montreat, Newark, and London, ling, Warehouses and Offices, in principal cities front Atlantic to Pacific Ocean. Representatives covering every important paint and varnish field in the world, Two Linseed- 0)1 Mills, where we make, treat and age strictly pyre linseed oil for our products. r Lead and Zinc Mines and Smelters, where we employ large forces of men to mine and con-' vert these ores, Whitt Lead Plant where we corrode While Lead by the Old Dutch Process and manufacture other lead products, . Two Dry Color Factories, the largest and best equipped in America, where our dry colors are made. Lime-Sulfur Solution, Arsenate of Lead and Paris Green Factories, where we make a com plete line of insecticides and fungicides. Varnish, Japan and Drier Works, where ' these products are made exclusively. Tin Can Factories, that make the tin cans we use, . Box Factory. A separate plant where boxes of all kinds are manufactured. Printing Plant, with seventeen presses, bindery, sampling department, etc. where our advertising and printing are economically handied. Machine Shops, that make mills and ma chinery of our exclusive design. 6I - I I ; j I , j I | j j j ' ' 1 ' i . .A. THE paints, varnishes, colors and spe cialties listed in the fallowing pages include everything demanded in modern finishing. They wilt satisfactorily supply the paint and varnish needs of the painter and decorator, the sign writer, the con tractor and builder, the architect, the car riage custom and repair shop, the propertyowner, the farmer -and the housewife. We offer our line of products to the trade with the knowledge that they will fulfil every claim.we make for them and when used as intended, will always prove satisfactory. Controlling absolutely as we do the supply of nearly all important raw mater ials used in our products and maintaining chemical laboratories - and testing rooms where they are carefully examined for . quality, we are able to offer goods of higher quality, which are more reliable and uni form than those made by less favorably situated makers. When pushed by a' live, wide-awake merchant. Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes will overcome com petition, bring good trade and profits and give the dealer a reputation o t reliable goods that will be one of his most valuable trade assets. 0007-SWP-000165760 A quart can nf Family Faint _ photographed' with the Brighten Up label. The, reverse side of the same can is shown on the opposite page. MgMmfip IPMste We iiave^ grouped in one line, under a uniform label, the paints, varnishes, stains and enamels we manufacture which.are intended especially for use by the householder and housewife. The Brighten Up Finish line includes the proper material for refinishing and brightening up chairs* tables, shelves, fixtures, iron bedsteads, bath tubs, screens, porch and lawn furni ture, floors,^woodwork and all of the little things about the home. __The products in the Brighten Up Finish Hue have been in u s e for many years throughout the United States and Canada, They are recognized standard products andj have a large established demand under the old label. All S-W, paint and varnish products in the Bright en Up Finish fine bear on one side the Brighten Up label and on the other side the old and familiar Sher win-Williams label which is so well known to the paint consumers of the country. The dealer therefore has the option of displaying his stock as Brighten. Up Finishes or as the old style Sherwin-Williams Shelf Goods, it being to Ins advantage, however, to display them in the former way, as Brighten Up Finishes are now being advertised extensively in the magazines and farm papers. .s The nlii. familiar Family Point Label. By our method of using both labels there will be no confusion or doubt in the minds of purchasers-- whether they ask for S-W. Screen Enamel, for instance, or for Brighten Up Finish for finishing screens. The use of the name Brighten Up Finishes is simply to enable the goods to be more effectively advertised, to make them more attractive as a line and to make them easier for the consumer to remember. Under the Brighten Up Finish idea the householder and house wife need remember but one name and the dealer will supply the proper Brighten Up Finish when he learns what the purchaser wants to finish. Th e Lin e o f Br ig h t e n Up Fin is h e s . ' '' Aluminum Paint Bath Enamel Brighten Up Stain Crack and Seam Filler Dancing Floor Wav Empress Liquid Gold Enamel Family Faint Flit Black Flajcoan Floorlac , Floor Wax Grainine Preparation Imperial Gold Enamel . Inside Floor Paint Liquid Gold ' Polish-ol Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel Screen Enamel Stov Vine and Iron Enamel Durable Household Varnish (see page SLI 9 . 0007-SWP-000165761 SM MgMei. ip Fflnafislte INSIDE FLOOR PAINT (Liquid) FLOORLAC (Liquid) (flEdfCTSRta ! Prepared Ready far the Brush.. For interior use. For staining and varDishing floors and other surfaces at one operation. ' Prepared Ready for the Brush. Made expressly for inside floors. Is easily applied, dries over night with a good gloss and stands hard wear. A combination of..stain that is non-fading and good floor var nish, which, is tough and durable and will not show scratches and heel marks readily. It preserves to the greatest extent the beauty of the natural grain of the wood and is not like the various fugitive dye stains on the market that look well when first put on but soon lose their brilliancy and fade out to undesirable tones after exposure to sunlight. Floorlac is durable in oint of color as well as wearing qualities. Jt was the rst article of its kind specially made and adapted for r hard wear under foot. Can be used-with equal success on furniture and inside woodwork ukere a statu and varnish talker than a faint is desired. No. 469 Duet Color M 467 Gray........... ' 4Hfl T,t. Brown. 4R8 T.t. Tan ,. 375 Maroon,... 451 Moss Green 452 Orange 453 Red ... 468 Slate.. 37fi Yellow, j Qts- tSGals.UaU. !................' ' I Net prices per gal. J Quarts, Two dozen, in case. Half Galfons, One dozen in ease. Gallons, Half dozen in case. DANCING FLOOR WAX (Powdered) Cherry.-............ Mahogany.. } Dark Oak,.,. Walnut.......... I Given............... Clear....................f Light Oak.... , -.................. J Ground...... ............ HPrs. 25 2U Pts. 45 35 Qts. SO PU Trade discount..,.. per nt. J-SGals. Gals. 1 50 2 90 1 15 2 25 i For waxing ball room doors. mb. cans, Sprinkler top......................35c each I" " " " ..........00c each Half Pint*, Four dozen in caw. Quarts. TVcr Cosen in case. Pints, Two " J* Halt Gallons. One " ' Gallons. Half dozen'in case. if ?: Trade discount......... per cent. FLOOR WAX, Transparent CRACK AND SEAM FILLER (Paste) (Pasts) An elastic composition for fill ing cracks and seams in old or new floors. Dues nut shrink and dry up like putty, but gives a smooth surface over which to apply paint, stain or varnish. Apply with a putty knife or palm of the hand 1, 2, and 5 lb. cans, 2S cents per pound. Trade discount......... per cent, IO 1 For a waxed finish on varnished floors and floors finished with Floorlac. Also used on furniture where a wax finish is desired. Suitable for ball rooms, bowling alleys, etc. Needs no tools-- put on witli a cloth, and polished with a cloth. -ll>. cans. 1, 2 aad 5-Ib- cans. 30 . 55 . Trade discount......... percent. (Floor Wax Black can be supplied when desired.) A display rack is furnished with &t > assortment containing 13 'pounds each Crack and Seam Filler and Floor Wax. ci 0007-SWP-000165762 ifrmfpPMsfe FAMILY PAINT (Liquid) Prepared Ready for (he Brush. A paint for household use. suitable for baseboards, shelves, boxes, and the many little things about the house; produces an oil finish that can ' be repeatedly washed. Handsome assortment of colors. Packages are attractive. Whitt....................Liirbt Blue........... ^ Apple Green........Lijrht Pawn . . , Asb Gray............. Light Lead...... Block............. .. .Maroon......... Bottle Green, , . .Orange.............. .. Brown....................Pea Green............ ! Buff................ .. .Red....................... Cherry.................... Rosa................. .. Flesh..................... Bky Blue............. . French Gray..... Straw.................... Lavender.............. Yellow................... Lemon................... Inside White .... Dark Blue.............................................. .1 Green.............................................................. Scarlet Vermilion................................. \ Fta. 10 15 Pis. Pts. Qts. IS 30 50 20 40 70 Trade discount. . . per cent Quarter Pints, Four dozen in case. Half Pints, *! H " Pints. Two dokcn in case. Quarts *' IMPERIAL GOLD ENAMEL Bronze nod Liquid Separate. A superior grade for decorative usps. Put up in fancy cardboard boxes containing a vial of finest bronze powder, bottle of liquid, brush and dish for mixing the bronze with the liquid and packed in handsome cartons containine one dozen boxes. Per Dozen, ..........................................................2 50 Trade discount......... per cent. Empress Liquid Gold and Imperial Gold Bnamel are also packed incases containing twelve cartons of Or*.e dozen packages each. ! J EMPRESS LIQUID GOLD Prepared Ready for Use. A high quality gold paint for decorating picture frames, chairs, tables, novelties, etc. Put up in fancy cardboard boxes con taining a bottle of gold paint and a brush and packed in handsome cartons con taining one dozen boxes, Per Dozen.......... v.................................... Trade discount..... per cent. 2 50 (Special prices cQ gross lots quoted on application. 1 . UaU/D GOLD For a gold finish on radiators, hot air registers, piping and similar surfaces. ^Pts. 33 HPts- Pts. Qta. &0 1 4U - 2 GO GaEs. 7 0 Trade discount..... per cenu Quarter PlntH, Ptr.it dozen jn cape. Half Pints, Pints, Quarts. Gallons. Pour Two' Two Half '* 11 *' " " M " " ALUMINUM PAINT (Liquid) ^Bright as Silver." Prepared Reads lor :be Brush, For a lasting silver finish on radiators, ranges, water boilers gas, steam and water pipes, gas stoves, machinery, engines, etc. Also adapted for outside use on auto engines, boats, metal work, cornices, cupolas, etc. Gives must satisfactory re sults, because it is perfectly mixed and finely ground, works freely under the brush, has great spreading ca pacity, is fast in color, stands Longest on outside ex posure. Extreme heat and cold does not crack, peel, blister or discolor it. One coat covers a clean black surface. It has no disagreeable banana-hilte odor found in many other Aluminum paints. HPU. *$Pts. Pts. 12 25 45 85 Ots. Gab. 1 00 6 00 Trade discount..........per cent. Quarter Pints, Four dozen in ease. Finw, Two dozen in case. Half Hats, 4* " ** Quarts,....................... Gallops, Half dozen in case. (Quarter Pinta abo put up in fancy cartons containing one dozencanO *3 0007-SWP-000165763 >!S ENAMEL (Liquid} Prepared Ready for the Brush. - Enamel differs from paint in hardness and gloss, which is obtained through the use of zinc white and varnish in addition to materials found in urdi* nary linseed oil paint. S-W, Enamel produces the much desired enamel finish on woodwork and walls at a great saving ol time, J&b.or, number o coats and cost of material over old methods. It brings enamel finish within the reach of persons of moderate means. It is specially suited, also, for use on bedsteads, dressers, chiffoniers, desks, tables, chairs, wicker work, shelving, pottery, etc. Pure White ... Rose Pink. . I Ivory Whit*. - .Sea Greta., Black..................Shell Pmk... 1 tfPte.Fts. QU. ^GoU-Gals. Carmine...........Silver Gray . ! Emerald Green.Vermilion... i 25 10 (3& l 15 i 13 4 13 Flesh................. Willow Green j Light Yellow.. .Ground.......... I Trade discount.... .per cent. Robin's Egg Blue.................. J Quarter Pints. Pour dozen in ease. Half Pints, Four " " Pints. Two M ' Quart* TwoCozen in case. HalfGnk-. .ino " " Galtom, Half " " SCREEN ENAMEL (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Brush. For renewing old screens and pre venting rust. Does not close up the mesh and dries with a high gloss that prevents dust ami dirt from adhering to the screen. tfiPw. lste. Qts. HGals. Gals. Black and Green 18 3D 3D 95 1 80 Trade discount......... par cent. Half Pmu. Pour do?.en in cas* Pints, Two dozen in case. Quarts. Two " " Half GaU. One " " Gallons, Hair dozen in ca.se. \ Put up in Five Gallon cans on special orders.) `4 Wffl&ml FMste BATH ENAMEL fLiquid) ^ *1 Prepared Ready for the Brush. The best bath enamel that can be made. Ground in special liquids whichproiluce a porcelain-like surface that will successfully withstand the effects of hot and cold water. It is tough and tenacious and will notchip or flake. It is also very durable and frequent repainting is unnecessary as in the use of cheaper enamels on the market.. Rath enamel is not a cheap, low-priced article, but the highest quality and most satisfactory anrl economical one made. Porcelain....................... .............. Ground... ................... KPls. so Pts. 00 60 1 0 1 00 Gals, ti 25 3 SO Trade discount------,pei cen Half Pints. Four dozen in case. Pints. Two 11 Quarts. Two dozen in case. Gallons. Halt " " PORCH AND LA INN FURNITURE ENAMEL (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Brush. Made expressly for porch and lawn furniture and similar work where the finish is exposed to the weather. Colors are bright and thoroughly meet the popular demand. Dries with a hard, glossy surface that will not soften under heat or stick to the clothing. Carmine...,.. Pts. Qls. WGals. Gals. Grass Green.... Willow " -------- ......... f 30 45 75 I 45 2 80 VBoegrmilio"n................................. 1 40 GO I 00 l 05 3 MJ Trade discount.. Half Pints. Four doaen In case. Quarts. Two dozen in cue- Pints, Two Halt' Gats. Oni' 14 Gallons, Half do%e.n in case. `5 0007-SWP-000165764 BRIGHTEN UP STAIN , (Liquid) Prepared Ready Cot till) Brush. This stain and varnish combined is for use on old and new wood work, furniture, etc. It closely imitates the natural woods and produces a finish with a high var nish lustre. Does not fade or lose its lustre like many similar prod_ ucts on the market. Surfaces previously painted can be changed to any of the woods represented in this list by first applying a coat of S-W. Brighten Up Stain Ground. A grained effect can be secured by painting a square yard at a time, then going over the surface again without dipping the brush in the stain, and wavering it from side to side, or a worn whisk broom may be used for the same purpose. Dark 'Osk. .. MPta. MPt>. Pts. Qts, J^Gals, Gals. Light Oak... Mahogany.. - 1? 25 40 70 1 35 2 00 Rosewood <.. Ground........... 16 20 36 60 1 15 2 25 Trade discount..........per cent. guarterPintB, Four dozen in cose. aIf PintB, Four " ** Half Gallons. One M " Pints, Two dozen in cate, Quarts, Two " " Gallons, Half '* FLAT BLACK (Liquid') Prepared Ready for the Brush. For producing a dead black, wrought iron finish on wood or metal, Partic ularly suited for ornamental iron work, picture frames, mouldings, lamps, gas fixtures, etc.; is easily Isapplied, has large covering capacity, wears well, and very economical. SrfPts. 20 HP** 30 Pts. 45 Qts, 75 Tftlde discount....... per cent. Quarter Pints, Pour dozen in ca&e. Efilf Pints. MM ** Pints, Two dozen in ease Quarts, " " " 16 STOVE PIPE AND IRON ENAMEL . (Liquid) Prepared Ready for (ha Brush. For refinishing old stove pipes, grates, and similar iron surfaces subjected to heat. It is possible, by using Stove Pipe and Iron Enamel, to refinish old discolored and rusty pipes and thus save the expense of buying new ones. This material should be applied while the surface is still slightly warm, and allowed to dry 24 hours before subjecting to high temperature, under which condi tions it will be practically smokeless and will produce a better surface and wear longer than any other Stove Pipe Enamel or Stove Pipe Varnish made. Care must be exercised not to let Stove Pipe and Iron Enamel come in contact with superheated surfaces, open flame of live sparks, as the ingredients from which it is made are inflammable under these conditions, JiPts, ^Fts, Pints 10 18 30 Tnirlft discount.......per cent. Quarter Pints. Four dozen in case. Half Pints, Four dozen in case. Pints, Two dozen in cose. (Quarter Pinto also put up in cartons containing one dozen cant,) (Liquid) Prepared Ready for Dee. Cleans and polishes at one operation. It brings out and intensifies the original finish, gives a handsome gloss and is not in any way harmful to the finish on woodwork or furniture. It is an ideal brightener for use on varnished floors. A soft rag and rubbing are all that are necessary. 4 02. bottles 12 os. bottles 23 50 Trade discount.,.. .per cent. *7 0007-SWP-000165765 SM M#i2fpKflstes FLAXOAP A Pure Linseed Qif Soap Flaxoap is an absolutely pure lin seed oil soap, made from cold pressed linseed oil and potash, contains no animal Eat whatever, no free caustic alkali, consequent ly can be used on the finest fabrics 'without fear of injury. Flaxoap lathers freely in hot or cold, hard or soft water. It is especially adapted to cleaning floors, woodwork, furniture, etc. Owing to the fact that pure linseed oil is the life of all paints and varnishes, Flaxoap is the best cleaner for all painted and varnished surfaces. It will be found most excellent for cleaning automobiles, carriages, windows, mirrors and cut glass. The housewife will find it particularly valuable in the cleaning of carpets and rugs. Complete directions shown on the label, 1-lb i;:irv 2-lb. cans 6-]b. pails 10-lb. pails Iv 15 U 13 Trade discount..........per cent. 3 -lb. cans Fifty m cas 2-lb. cans Thirty m t-a.-*c 5-lb. pails, Ten in case. lO-lb.pails. Six in case. GRAINING PREPARATION (Liquid) A special preparation for producing the effect of the natural grain of woods on disfigured floors or interior wood work. The Graining Preparation should be thoroughly stirred and the pigment kept incorporated with the liquid dur ing the graining process so as to insure uniformity. While the v.m-k is still wet it should be grained with an ordinary gmiaing too!. For more complete information sse label on package. W Pint glass jam Pint glass jars Quart gl&is Jam 2 40 . 75 Trade discount..........per cent. a BUG BY PAINT (Liquid) Prepared Ready fox die Brush. A varnish gloss paint of great dura bility, made to stand outside expo sure. For pyinLiiig and varnishing at one operation buggies, carriages, wagons, sleighs, carts, sleds, term implements, etc. Vehicles can be washed and cleaned without in juring the gloss or durability of the paint, is far superior to other carriage paints and must not be confused with the numerous cheap mixtures on the market. ,,Black t, -............ | Blue..-............................... Brewster Green............ >5 Pts. Pts. Cart Red.............. .. , . - Qts. HGals. Cufo. Light Grsetf................... 40 60 L 00 1 05 3 SO Yellow................................. ! Wine,........................ ,i Carmine............................ Vtmution...................... i 25 SO 1 30 2 55 5 00 Trade discount......... per cent. Haif Pints, Pour dozen in case. Quarts, Two dozen in case. Pints, Two y " Half Gallons, One M *' Gallons. Hall dozen in case. WAGON AND IMPLEMENT PAINT (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Brush. For painting and\ refinishmg farm machinery, wagons, implements, tools and similar surfaces. Dries with a rich oil gloss, prevents rust ^ and decay and is one of the most economical paints on the market for the uses recommended. Brushes out easily, covers well, is very permanent in color as well as durable. Where parts of surfaces arc badly worn, the worn places should be given a coat of the paint as a primer, which should be allowed to dry hard prior to painting the balance of the surface. Black.............................. .. Blue....*...................... .. Green........ ........................... Red,...................................... Wine............................ Yellow.......................... \ j I f I J Pts. 40 Qfea, J^Gala. Gala. 05 1 20 2 30 Trade discount..........per cent. Pints, Two dozen id case. Half Gallons, One dozen In case. Quarts. Two ** " Gallons, Hall " " ! 0007-SWP-000165766 ENAMELASTIC (Liquid) Prepared Ready far the Brush. This line represents the highest quality enamel ever offered for exterior and interior finishes. The five varieties listed are of the same high quality, although it should be understood that, owing to the varying requirements between enamel for exterior and interior work, it is not possible to -make one enamel which is equally adaptable and satisfactory for all uses and surfaces, hence the five grades designated. The points of su periority which we claim for Enamelastic are easy working and splendid flowing qualities, great opacity or covering power, firm, yet very elastic drying, a clean, pure-toned white that holds its colori together with the fullest, richest finish. In short, our Enamelastic line represents the very highest quality enamel possible to secure from a combination, of choice raw materials and unequaled facilities for manufacture o high-grade paint and varnish products. ENAMELASTIC--Exterior (PURE WHITE) A pure white enamel oE remarkably easy working and flowing qualities, designed especially Cor use on finest yacht, hearse, deEvery wagon and exterior deco rative work, It -will be found unapproachable by any other similar goods made, both as to the finish it pro duces, and its exceptional durability upon exposure. Dries dust free in ten. to twelve hours sod hard enough for recost ing in four days. On account of its great elasticity it should not be rubbed until bone dry, ENAMEUS 77 C--Interior (PURE WHITE) For Gloss Finishing The same in general character as Enamelastic Ex terior. It is intended particularly for finest grades of interior work, where it is intended to leave the sur face in a full gloss finish or only lightly nibbed. It works and flows perfectly and dries with a full, rich lustre. On account of its well balanced character, Enamel astic Interior will be found the most satisfactory for general use where whiteness, good working, flowing and drying qualities must be combined in largest meas ure with elasticity and durability, Driw dost free in tan to twelve hours, hard in two days, nnd may bo lightly rubbed in Eve to six days. so ENAMELASTIC--HARD DRYING INTERIOR (PURE WHITE) For Rubbing and Polishing, An intensely white enamel possessing splendid body, working and flowing qualities, and that remains permanently white. Particularly adapted for use on fine interiors and high-class ornamental and decorative work which is intended to be left in either a rubbed or polished finish. On account of its quicker, harder drying character, enabling it to take and hold a high polish, this enamel is not sufficiently clastic to successfully endure exterior exposure, and should not be used for such purposes, Dries dust free in three hours, hard in twenty-four hours, dries to rub in seventy-two hours and may b* safely polished day fol lowing rubbing. ENAMELASTIC--HARD DRYING INTERIOR (SNOW WHITE) For Rubbing and Polishing. ^ The same as Hard Drying Interior, except that it is what is generally termed a bluish white--designed especially to meet the demands of those who prefer it in preference to an absolutely pure white. ENAMELASTIC--DULL FINISH INTERIOR [PURE WHITE) This is a full-bodied pure white enamel which produces the effect of rubbed work without the neces sity of rubbing. It works very freely, flows out per fectly and dries promptly with' a hard, rich, fiat finish unapproached by anything else on the market. It is intended especially for use as a last or a finishing coat over previous coats of Sherwin-Williams Flat-tone White, or white lead. It, should be applied with a good fitch brush Qlu.CaGrt* G4,Q&b0. Trade discount...............per cent.i Quarts, Two doeen In ease. Gals., Hall dozen m case. (EnamcUrtn: is regularly carried In white only, but -nail be made in colors desired when quantity required will justify a special grinding.) u 0007-SWP-000165767 r*r FLAT-TONE GLAZE AND STENCH COLORS (Paste} Flal-tone Glaze and Stencil Colors are especially prepared for use on walls, ceilings and relief work to produce rich, transparent glaze effects over a suitable groundwork of opaque color. By using these colors in connection with Flat-tone Glazing Liquid over a suitable groundwork the experienced decorator or painter can obtain an infinite variety of shades, with tones of great depth and beauty of color, and of a character impossible with any other finish. Owing to the variety of effects obtained it is always possible to finish walls and ceilings in perfect harmony with the rest of the color scheme, not only in an endless van* ety of colors, but also in effects, ranging from the sim ple transparent glaze to a two or three-color mottled and blended effect. Flat-tone Glaze and Stencil Colors are ground in. oit to impalpable fineness and by the addition of Flat-tone Glazing Liquid can be re duced to the most delicate tones, yet ahvays retaining theit brilliancy, no matter what the reduction. They are extremely transparent, lack any tendency to cloud ing and blend admirably with suitable groundwork, giving a depth of color usually found only in rich fabrics. They are adapted for use in the most elabo rate stencil decorations on walls and ceilings--both for application of the stencil itself and for "tinting in" the design. . ,, _ Being very transparent, very rich in color and finely ground. Flat-tone Glaze and Stencil Colors are most suitable for stenciling on fabrics of all kinds. They are of the exact consistency for this purpose, and by the addition of one-tenth part of Flat-tone Stencil Medium become fast in the fabric and may be washed with soap and water. The most artistic and durable effects may be ohtained on delicate materials without stiffening the fabric. 13 FLAT-TONE GLAZE AND STENCIL COLORS (Paste) HLUISB Larue tubes. Steel................................................................. 50 Italia n ................ ........................................... *15 Chinese.... .............................................. Prussian........................................................ HO 40 Cobalt... ...................................................... Ultramarine.................................................. 40 35 BROWNS ftmtVTi Pink ... , Aspliriltum..................................................... Raw Sienna.................................................. Burnt Sienna......... ...................................... Raw Umher................................................... Burnt Umber........................... .................... Vandyke Brown........................................... 50 40 20 20 20 20 20 BLACKS Ivory iJrop.., ........................................... 25 GREENS Emerakline...................... ............................. Vert Emeraudc ..................... .. Alizarin L & D.............................................. Verdigrb......................................................... Green Lake Permanent Sap Green...................... .. Olive Lake..................................................... Emerald . . . ................. ......... 70 GO 00 GO q0 35 no 2.1 REDS Florentine Lake........................................... Alizarin Latin.............................................. Vienna Ro ap Lake.................................... Scai let Lake .............. ............ ,............. .... Permanent Crimson Lake -..................... American VcTmiiion................................... 0 50 50 41) 35 35 Y3LLCTWS Gamboge........................................................ Indian Yellow.............................. ................ Royal Golden Lake,................................... Italian Pink................................................... Yellow Lake L&D................................... Orange Lake................................................ Chrome tellow L & M.............................. Golden Ochre.............................................. til) GO fid 50 AS 35 :i;' 2.7 WHITES Stencil While ............................................ Stencil Median.............................................. STENCIL MEDIUM {Tor Fabrics only | 20 Small tubes K 7 7 7 7 fi s 7 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 10 10 10 8 II 0 a w H 8 ? n fi 10 10 10 k 7 fi ti .7 .7 HPu. HPts, Pts.` 10 20 30 Trade discount... pur cent. FLAT-TONE GLAZING LIQUID. Pis Ofa. Gals. 3*? OS 2 25 ` Trade di-wnunt.... .per cent. *5 0007-SWP-000165768 nr? STENCIL OUTFITS We have prepared two popular priced out fits containing a full complement of the materials needed for penciling fabrics. Complete direc tions for use are furnished with each outfit, arid our Decorative Department is always at the dis posal of any of our customers who desire further information. "A" Consists of a stencil brush, ready-cut sten cils, book of instructions, stencil paper and an assortment of twelve stencil colors, with Stencil White, Ivory Black and Stencil Medium. 81.50 "B" Consists of stencil brush, ready-cut stencils, hook of instructions, stencil paper and an assort ment of six stencil colors with Stencil White, Ivory Black and Stencil Medium. $1.00 Trade discount.........per cent. 34 S-W. STENCILS Ho. of Nu.uf Srsc Siettfil Cotort in indies No of No. cl J'licc $lnci Colors 2 one S x35 S 50 44 two 3 7^x*9 45 45 6 3*4? in, high 8X4 *19K 15 50 45b tor, oictx S two 10 X40 75 45a 9 one 6 x21 35 46 OC' & 10 lim 11 one 60 1 oo 46b *fl?CrC'C one 12 15 x21 50 47 |WD 13 1 50 48 one 13a 2 in. wide 20 4V 14 (wo ]0S>*29^ 60 50 IS 20 *2714 ( 1 50 Si Slciaciit] far above 3tf14}4 i com* 52 Stun for obove >*xl2 ! title 53 * 17 one 17/4x 3Q 1 SO 54 17a IZ *12 ]?b " 2 *12 50 55 20 56 :s two 8 x40 1 00 57 :8y *' 4 120 50 58 19 10 *15 6S 59 19y &il 5 SO 60 30 ** 10 a15 80 1 oi 20 it S i VA 70 l& ** " ?1 IS *30 1 UO !fi3 23 CfKf 5 x \'A IS at 24 two aH* 5 2J* . 6ta 23 one S x S 15 [ 64b tf> zA* zA 15 ft4i^ ualtiiMS 26y A t4 20 6& ope 27 two :i x 4 25 66 nZX fine 1 x 2X 10 07 2fly Id x 4 IS 6h two one 29 12 x 2 50 09 '* 4x1 40 70 30 two 8x3 35 71 outline 30y 4 x'VA 30 72 one 31 one 4 in. in di*m , 20 71 two 32 3" IS 33 3 Til? 20 74 34 two 3 xll 30 74r 35 or*1 &Ax 7 20 75 Ofl0 36 two 26 in. tilth 1 00 76 37 iwie &>ixl9H 50 77 3j j 10 *40 70 ;8 ** 3n 3 JtlZ 25 79 osr " 4 xlb 35 B0 39 1WU S x40 1 00 R) w39r 4* 6 *17 40 10 *32 60 32 60 ' XI two 41 12 x4S 90 1 Ur " 42 one ]0 x4l> 1 00 Sa one 43 ZAxli'A 25 - SS Size in Defies 10 43 3 xlO 3 x3 2Jfexl2 314x141 4 x4 8 *30 1 xlS 2 l6 2 x6 2 x6 9 1* 7X 6 XC 11 x 3 9 xS 10 xlU 11 Kx HU 9 xtf 9 x5 9 x 7% 4 x lA 12 X 4 1Z x Sfcf 1 in. high ia n 6k 1J ,i Kl-1 4 En. Ijlgh 6 14 a 20 3 x22 24 In. high 5 Ur " 3 5 7 10 " 7 7 7" u6 7 6 12 a 1'fJCC 91 00 60 40 75 45 .Ml <5 20 :v 2b 26 sW> _'S 50 211 25 25 75 2S 40 15 30 50 2 UJ 30 1 QD .40 20 50 1 40 3 00 3 50 1 00 1 00 3 00 30 75 20 60 60 50 40 40 SO 40 4U SO JS 50 35 25 T*y<e discflunl....... . per cent. *S 0007-SWP-000165769 s-w. STENCILS S-IV. STENCILS No. pI No. of Jienei I Colo/s 14S<i riullirc \N Sl) " " yu " ?i " 9iv " 9i " IS otic 91 lull) 94y " 9Sy 97 99 lll.i 104 1US 105 r !( 107 :u7r :(is ivy lu*?/ uu 1 ;<>111 u.i 115/ 11<' 117 irs ivo U9v 1Z(J 120v 200 200v 201 20n 201* JO 2 203 WA JU4y JUS " wa ' " one !vro one " " * " *' tw44o " MIC " " two l.liC " " " '1*1 ' j Size 1 No. t>f Nc. of itv imhei I'ncr . Sir!nrII Colors .!05r IB 1 SO 206 2%. " 54 40 il)6y NO 207 42 ** 1: ao 1 207y 8" so 20S 12 " NO 2U9 1? " 50 209V 19 *33 2: 40 210 3 in. wide 40; 21] 6 in. hit'll 50 2Uy IN " 1. 50 212 9" 1 w 2t2y 6 55 213 13)4 ' IO 2l3y 25 " iS 714 2x2 12 in. high 10 2l4y 0} 300 2/4 la. i<|ui*ri: 05 301 6 in. high ?0 m* 6" ;4) 302 12 " 40 M2y 9 In. In diam. 40 303 3" 10 303) 6" 15 304 4 In, pquuir so 304y 2" 5 in. l.ijK 15 305 40 306 10 " 3 in. ktiimrc > 30Sy 10 307 7" 15 1 307y i'i in. hifch Mi 3U3 0% " 30 309 9" d(l 309v 5" 30 310 M 41 05 40D 7 41 30 401 l`A in. \Culc 15 402 C'4 in. high 30 dOily 4% 30 403 4'4 14 30 403y i: 50 404 liX ,r 4Q4y \% " 4" a 15 4G5 30 dOSy 50 out " '* "1 two cne (WO 011C " IWn s * 40 10 '* SO w" m 50 III. in ilfom.!1 00 406r 407 407t 40H 3 lii. bir.ii 15 4<JSr h 20 409 9` *0 ; 409r two Size in inslics rri 4 in. Iil|h 7 ?" " 3 *'. S'* 112 '.S in, hiyh 1/ " is ' 3" 5" 1 ``s 5" 1" s k" 9" IS " IS in, ;onc 12 In. hirh Ci " 1U *' 6" U" 6" 10 *' 0" 3" 5" S j so w 10 15 15 1 .() 90 ;u ]5 W IS dll 60 1 uu 2 oc 1 2C 7(J 40 so 3(1 70 10 1 i-o go IS 25 40 )S " / Kf 1 IS in. 1i:ii! 9" 10 " lO in. high 6 in. i clinnt, IS iu. hie1-. 10 3" s 5" a" 90 60 50 70 40 50 89 5U 90 NO 20 30 30 SO 9" 3li " 14 " 5u Ju 1 00 (3 ,l 15 " so l ;o CJ 4. 4`-a 10 " 40 Trade discount N. of Ni. ul Si Stencil Colors hi inchoc. No. o( No, of Sixe I4ri ilencit Colo:* in inches Price 500 ont 6 in high $ 40 700 tn 47 In high Sj UO SOI W T)l) (-0 70] SC|y 10 s 6 40 70J " 20 30 502 IN III hiart SO m 5" 30 503 " 40 70jy 19 50 u504 SQ4y Sin in diam. 35 704 .4 " 25 7 )6 JO 2W 3 in i:i^li SO 505 in. aiiuaic 2U 7`tey 5 S3 SOS? 25 706 5 3J 1 506 SO67 in '_q Jim. 30 m b 5t> >] 15 J 56 Jli 20 507 ti: hih U) SJJ 4 5u 5C 15 1 10 ffl.i .s yo S09 12 in. 40 80.V 13 1 lit; 509/ 50 SIM *4 19 5o SlO i In nh 50 ft 40 MOy " N" 1 20 OSy (1 50 Mi h; Widr 40 u U 60 6I2 M.V " ** 6;4 n. Jiijli 30 youv 5 20 901 f. ho U.-i ?0 14513 60 93J 3 513/ a 40 90-'y " 10 514 12in. in ilijm. 60 !' 6 _ > 514/ 4" 40 yo-V 2 S5 S15 12 III high SO 904 9 70 516 10 70 P05 g NO S17 24 ^ " 1 Hi 90** 13 70 Sl^ 1! in ><iiu>. 1 Hi yCk-y 15 SX) 519 17 in hi Uli 1 20 0? IS 1 50 iW 3 7IJ 10"0 4 In. in dlum. 4u uUQy 7 90 L0W)y 10 60 l J li> " 1 50 1091 19 in 1 09 601/ $ 1 JO 11/12 an/ Icltci 10 rt02 0` 1 UO lOOZy 4 10 602/ . 3" 1 20 100? IHIC S <il u0,3 5 30 1004 8 1 ;*u iocsOJ3y 7 40 lOOdy 6 1 Oj "04 iVt 20 12 l m 604/ 5 '' 30 10(1^ 12 7U "05 ,> 20 1007 s s -j s606 60? 607/ i) 9 *' . 6 ?0 1 ljfl7y 2 00 1CKIN 3 OO IW19 IS m x-io 15 J. 65 1 00 1 5D Trade di*rauoi - , pti umi. "V," etc., Mf/ufJiijr ahuvp -s ipiic JJ immUrt*. >ienirir< a dlher. rru slac !>l same ilc?i|i. `'a ." "B," different |i*rh el >*rv siencit dc-siitrf. STENCIL, BRUSHES. f| is not ojr ilriirc to sell hnj?h, rxcrpi when ihcy cannot lit obuinoi] from a l*l dealer. In such can?* wc wiI; furnish yoj with price qucmionv <>ii tenutst. *7 I j. 9 0007-SWP-000165770 $-&. STENCIL ASSORTMENTS sore. $5.00 Net |. The following assort Quantrir Stencil Prjkc Total s ments embody the most 2 No 52 2 14 23 no2 t 26 2 it 2 <4 14 2 ft 511 U2 4 103 2 38 30 ea.cli 6fl 15 l f 30 ! 15 " 10 II 60 ft 40 44 05 u 30 | 20 , 1 20 80 10 1 25 " 50 saleable designs. "1 hey ate kept regularly in stock and can be de livered more promptly than special assortments. 2 u 43 2 *6 6 2 it 503 2 tt 33 25 " 50 <4 40 Cf 20 tl 50 1 00 80 40 Quantity Stench No. 115 eilrc 05 L'Ach Total 15 6 70 " 103 05 " 15 25S discount 1 67 " 107 10 " 20 5 03 " 28 10 " 30 " 110 10 " 30 Stencil Assort $10.00 Net1 QctiUUitr Stcocil piles'. Toni ! 3 3 Nfot - 115 103 3 <4 28 no 112 41 2 ** 107 3 <1 26 iL3 tt 23 roo2 ** 31 2 ti 33 05 each 05 10 10 10 tt 15 t* 15 20 it 20 " 5 15 30 20 20 45 45 40 40 2 tt 48 2 ** 38 2 tt 57 2 it 24 2 it 111 2 ti 112 2 tt 52 1 ** 83 tf2 tt 511 2 tt 503 2 ** 94 2 rc 37 2 K 12 2 it 40 20 25 tt 25 25 30 " 30 30 tt 35 t 40 40 14 40 ti 50 t{ 50 1 60 <4 40 50 50 50 60 60 60 3,5 80 80 80 1 00 1 00 1 20 2 " 26 " 23 48 11 33 " 31 " 24 " 36 ' 111 112 " 57 " 52 " 83 " 503 " 511 " 94 66 " 37 18 5 12 40 14 10 21 3 15 15 20 20 20 25 25 30 30 25 30 35 40 40 40 50 50 1 00 50 50 60 60 60 1 00 45 " " ' " " " " " 11 " " ' " " 30 30 40 40 40 50 50 30 60 60 70 80 SO 80 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 00 90 1 ** 21 1 00 44 l 00 20 00 13 35 25 H discount 5 00 25 S4 discount 3 33 ' 10 02 15 00 to S-W, STENCIL ASSQRTMENTS--Continued. Stencil Assort. $20.00 Net! Stencil. Assort, $25,00 Net Oudniit)' Stencil rrlce Tultil f Quantity Stencil Price T 4 No 103 4 115 3 It 107 3 U 110 3 ** 28 4 26 4 <4 23 3 3 3 65 (r 13a tt 48 05 each 05 44 10 10 1C r< 10 15 15 *,*r 20 t 20 ti 20 tt 20 1 4 No. 103 20 ' 4 14 115 30 1 3 107 30 30 60 . 60 60 1 3 3 4 43 ** no tt 28 tt lt 26 23 It 65 60 3 ti 13a 60 3 48 05 each 05 <1 10 u 10 ti 10 15 15 44 11 ft 20 ft 20 ti 20 ft 20 20 30 30 30 60 60 60 60 60 ft3 tt 33 2 31 2 38 2 it 43 2 tt 57 20 it 20 ti 25 it 25 it 25 u 60 3 44 33 20 <4 40 3 31 20 ft 50 2 If 38 25 tt (t50 2 43 25 (l 50 2 ** 57 25 60 6050 50 50 2 * i 24 25 50 2 it 24 25 41 50 2 ** 112 30 11 60 2 tf 112 30 44 60 2 is 114 30 " 60 2 tf 114 30 < 60 2 tt 111 30 tt 60 2 ft 111 30 tl 60 2 34 3U 60 2 tt 34 30 tf 60 2 73 30 tl ' 60 2 tt 73 30 ft 60 2 a 83 35 <r 70 2 tf 83 35 tt 70 2 tt 511 40 41 so 2 tt 511 40 ft 80 2 44 94 40 ** 80 2 tt 94 40 It ao 2 41 503 40 tt 80 2 44 503 40 tt 80 2 (1 3 45 f% 90 2 4r 3 45 tf .90 2 tt 6 50 tt 1 00 2 '* 6 50 tt 1 00 2 it 37 50 ft 1 00 2 tt 37 50 44 1 00 2 tl 66 50 tt I OO 2 ** 66 50 tt 1 00 2 tt 12 50 ti 1 00 2 tt 12 50 4t 1 00 3 ,r 40 60 U 1 80 3 * 40 60 ti 1 80 2 tt 10 60 1 20 3 a 10 60 <1 1 80 1 tt 39 1 00 1 00 2 it 14 60 44 1 20 ft2 ti 39 1 00 ft 2 00 2 44 14 60 1 20 2 tt 45 60 *( 1 20 2 cr 45 60 it 1 20 1 21 1 00 tt 1 00 2 tt 46 45 tt 90 1 44 1 00 " 1 00 2 tt 21 1 00 2 00 ----------- 2 tt 44 1 00 " 2 00 26 70 | 2 u 36 1 00 " 2 OO discount 6 67 . 20 03 j 33 40 2556 discount 8 35 25 05 59 i. ...................- . ... .. .. . . . ^5Sfc- 0007-SWP-000165771 "F-ff" IL HANDCRAFT STA/NS (Liquid) Prepared Ready lor the Brush. A line of highest grade, Artistic stains, exclusive in character* for use in fin ishing the highest class of interior woodwork, fine furniture, etc. They have an individual richness of tone* hold thoroughly in suspension, do not streak or snow laps, dry promptly without a tendency to smut when finished over, do not require to be wiped off to secure the desired effect, and do not obscure the finest grained woods, Handcraft Stains have none of the objectionable features of wateT or spirit stains, because they do not raise the grain of the wood in the least. Thisfeffects a, great saving in the labor necessary for obtaining a perfectly smooth surface upon which to finish. Antwerp Oalc . Old English Oat , Glass Jars, Cans. Bog Brown Tavern Mi Weathered " . HPtfe Pts OtI HGals. Gats Cathedral Mahogany............. Famed Walnut. ...,........... 92 55 DO 3 00 Flemish - Handcraft Stela Reducer .,,, 22 35 (Id A 1$ 3 00 Trade discount......... per cent. Half Pints. One dozen in carton. Quarts. One dozen in cawt -P-ints, One " " Half Gallons, One Gallons. Half dozen in case. * (Reducer, put up Sn cans only, all sizes.) ` GOLDEN OAK STAIN (Semi-LiquM) For use in connection with S-W. Golden Oak Filter, for sundry stain ing, etc. Golden Oak Stain is in tended for use on oak or other woods in the finishing of interior woodwork, furniture, etc., and when reduced as recommended dries promptly and produces the universally accepted shade. It brings cnit the flakes in quarter sawed oak in fine contrast. Needs no wiping and does not streak or show laps. The popular shade is secured by re ducing with tv.ro. parts turpentine and two parts benzine to one part stain; for lighter effects, however, it may be reduced more than above directed. K2P7ts. Pis. Qte. H1 G3a5te. Gi a5ts0. Trade discount........ per cent. Half Pints. Four dozen in case. Quarts, Two dozen in cose. Pima, Two " Half Gallons. Dms ' Gallon?, Half dozen in cftsc. HANDCRAFT SYSTEM A new and exclusive line of Art Finishes (for Oak, Ash, Chestnut and similar open-grain woods), designed especially for promotion among first-class Architects, Master Painters, Decorators, etc., who do high grade work and are Interested in new and artistic effects. Handcraft System is uneqmited for procuring harmonious com binations for interior decoration. There Is nothing like it on the market. Handcraft System is composed of Handcraft System Stain, Handcraft System lacquer, Handcraft System Trans parent Lacquer, Handcraft System Toner and Handcraft System Finishing. The last mentioned for effect Nos. 1, 24, 25 and 26 only. In addition to regular effects shown, any special tone or color desired by architects or others can he obtained, provided definite information is furnishedj to gether with sample of wood, tapestry or material used for upholstering, which will enable us to match tle desired shade, Effects shown cannot be produced without using the System complete as directed, therefore separate pans of System will not be furnished. We estimate that one gallon each ol Stain and Lacquer (same amount of Finishing when required) and ten pounds of Toner will finish approximately 475 square feet of stirface-"depBnding on character and preparation of the wood. Detailed instructions for proper application will he found on color card, OrdeTall materials by Effect Number ami observe care fully the lisr on following page. 0007-SWP-000165772 HANDCRAFT SYSTEM--Confinued Effect No. 1 ,----------- MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR------------ First Third Fourth Coat Second Coat Coat Coat Stain Transparent Lacquer Toner Finishing M Noa-2 to 18 *r Lacquer '* and 22 fit 23 * " No. 24 Transparent Lacquer " Finishing No. 26 " '* [Add to order one gallon Reducer for each gallon of Stain.) " No* 26 Stain Transparent Lacquer Toner Finishing {Add to order one-halfgallon Reducerfor each gallon ofStain*) No* 2T Stain Lacquer Toner *................. (Add to order ant gallon Reducerfor ia:h gallon ofStain.) H anderaft System Stain......................... * ' Lacquer.................... * M Lacuuer (Transparent! .-* " *f Finishing. * ** Stain. Reducer** *. Pints each 65 37 44 5J 35 PRICES-- Quarts per Gal. 3 60 2 00 8 35 3 SO 2 60 Gala. 3 00 2 25 ._ 3 till 3 60 2 00 Handcraft System Toner-- Effect Noe. 1 to 18 and 22 to 27, except Nos. 0, 14 and 17........... Effect Nos* 6, 14 and 17...... ................ 1 lb* Cans .. 23 35 51b. Can* _ 34 Trade discount. .per cent, (Should be ordered only as required.) 25 lb. Pail* _ 33 SHOW WHITE ENAMEL (Liquidi Perpared Ready foe the Brush. ' Intensely white. For use where the whitest finish is of greatest consideration. It is somewhat^ slower drying than our regular Enamel and is particularly designed for use of the practical painter ana decorator. Quarts 1.15 Gate* 4.15 Trade discount............ .. .pef cent. Quarts, Two dozen In case. Gallons, Half dozen in case. 3 WOODCRAFT STAINS (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Brush* i This is a line of stains especially designed for pro ducing on soft, inexpensive woods, such as Georgia | and Washington Pine, Gutnt Fir, etc., the popular misJ sion effects. The demand for a stain of this character T is universally prevalent, by reason of the increasing scarcity of Oak and the more desirable hardwoods so generally used heretofore. ^ Notwithstanding the fact that in designing these stains their special adaptability to soft woods was of first consideration, equally as satisfactory results are to be obtained when they are used on Oak and other expensive hardwoods. ' Each, effect produced in the use of Woodcraft ' Stains is a perfect specimen of the character of finish it is intended to represent. The Fumed Oak effect . procured on Oak is such a perfect imitation of the ; genuine ammonia fumed Oak that onlv those of ex tended experience can determine the difference. Un ' like most other stains on the market, the services of an expert Workman are not required to obtain the i desired effect. Perfect results can be secured by the amateur. Woodcraft Stains do not raise the grain of the wood; do not streak or show brush marks; dry prompt ly and will not bleed up when finished aver; do not re f quire wiping and with one application will produce J the clear, stained effect, without obliterating the grain ; of the wood* ' Woodcraft Stains represent the best value obtainable, in the way of a permanently satisfactory, mod i erate-priced stain. Explicit instructions for use will be found on color card* Gariy English Oak..... Fumed Oak,... ] tfFte.Fts. Qta* Gals, Weathered Oak........ Mahons ny.Lieht \ Green Weathered Oak. .Mahoga ny.Datk [ ' M odem English................ Cherry 25 40 70 2 25 Woodcraft Stain Reilucer................................... 22 35 65 s* 00 Trade discount.... .percent. Half Pints, Four dozen, in case* Pints. Two " ri Quarts, Two dozen in Gallons, Half " * ` 33 , l. 0007-SWP-000165773 FLAT-TONE (Paste) FLATTONE (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Braab. A Master Painters' and Decora tor's specialty for the artistic decoration of walls, ceilings and interior woodwork, In durable, velvety, flat effects. . Flat-tone has these important advantages--unlike oil paints, it is very finely ' ground in high grade japan liquid, is uniform in color, has easy working and good flowing quali ties, Bplendid covering capacity and it does not require stippling to insure a uniform finish. It can be applied with a full size wall brush, leaving an i i # A An ideal flat finish in liquid form for use on walls, ceilings and interior woodwork. It does not drag or putt under the brush, nor does it leave brush marks. Can be cleaned without injury, Made regularly in twelve popular colors and while--other colors can be furnished when quantity desired will justify a special grinding. Cream................Old Gold... .. 1 BrUht Sage.. .PearZGray.... i buff Stone... Pala Aure,... ! iiuH................... Pale OHy c .... \ Ivory................ShelL Pink. .. Lichen Gray^ .Silver Gray,. Quarts __ Gals. 2 65 absolutely smooth surface without brush marks or laps. It may be washed with soap and water without Trade discount................. per teat. danger of rubbing up or spotting. Flat-tone is economical to use, since the line of Quarts, Two dozen In ess, Gallons, Half dozen la Case. shades provided is very ample, obviating the loss of time required for mixing colors to sny standard shade. i Plat-tone White makes a splendid ground coat for Enamels o t . En&melasticJ The various colors of Flat-tone can always be dupli cated in any quantity and require only to be thinned to tt\ proper consistency for use. This in itself means a considerable saving. ^ Thinning directions, which will be found on the color card, should be carefully observed to secure bcsl results. Put up regularly in 5 lb. cans and 25 lb. pails only, (Liquid) but where quantity will justify, 250s and larger will be ' Prepared Ready for the Brush. - put up specially and prices quoted on application. B47 Bright Sage.. 843 Pale Asore 811 BiitfT............. 848 Pale Olive 830 Buff Stem..- 827 Peart Gray 832 Cream............. 820 Shell Pink. 833 Ivory............... 838 Silver Gray 837 Lichen G my - 826 Tan . . 840 Old Gold____ 830 White 894 Pale Sulphur. 825 Aurora Yellow,. 624 Cocoaivut Brawn 844 Delit Blue-----828 Fresco Green.. 835 Golden Brown. 836 Maple Green.. 823 Pompeian Red 346 Rich Maroon.. 51b. cane is K 251b. pails 10 15 J3K 13 H 1.054 13 V. 15J4 19H 21 H I l u H l!i ]4 IS SO A splendid enamel for use on inside walls, ceilings and woodwork where a high gloss finish* is demanded. Enameloid produces an enamel finish superior to the ordinary enamels on the market. It is easy to apply, does not drag under the brush, covers well and can be cleaned with soap and water without injury. Whjee..... ....Wile Green 1 ' Black..........Pearl Gray Citron.......... Pink ......... Rleah -------Primrose.-- J<Pts. >4Pts. Pts Qts, MGals. Gals. Gray........... Sage Green.. . IvoryWhite Salmon15 25 45 70 1 30 2 50 Lava...........Satin Green Mauve.'...,- Sky Blue'.-- t Navy Blue.. Willow Gr'n . Trade discount,..... per cent. Crimson.... J Net prices par pound. (Other shades can be furnished or) demand.) Quarter Pints, Four dozen in case. Half Pints, Four dozen in ease i Pints, Two v ' " Quarts, Two " " ' Half Gallons, One " " Gallons, Half '* *' JS 34 0007-SWP-000165774 rTW ir rr .1 1 PRESERYA TII/E SHIRGLE STAIRS (Liquid) Made wiih Creosote, Prepared Beady for Use. For exteriors of buildings, roofs, etc* The idea of combining creosote with paint origi nated with us and we have valuable special knowledge in the production and use of linseed oil which has aided us in making a beautiful line of shingle stains strong in staining powers, permanent and effective- S-W. Shingle Stains will cover on an average surface about 150 square feet to the gallon if brushed, or 2^ to 2% gallons will stain 1000 ordinary shingles as a dipping coat for usual laying. See color sampler and descrip tive booklet for more general information. 80 Gal. *A21. A22. Gak. GO 5 Gab, 50 'bbl&. *B41, B42. B44. B45, Bdfl* *B47. +B48, *C71.. C72.. C73.. *C74.. *C7B.. 076., C77.. C78.. C79.. C0.. *C8!.. C82.. CS3,. 95 85 75 Prices par gallon. Trade discount..........per cent. No charge for packages. Gallons, Half dozen ia case. Shades marked thus are the ones moat largely used and should be carried In stock by all dealers who have a demand for this class of goods. J6 CESIERT ARB STUCCO STAIRS (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Brush. On account of the constantly increasing use of cement and stucco in home building, we have added a line of Stains, which on rough cement or stucco work produce a handsome and durable finish without alter ing the cement or stucco effect. On ccmcnfc and stucco exteriors, however, which have a smooth finish, we would recommend first apply ing a coat oE our Waterproof Cement Primer ^see page 16), over which should be applied a coat of i Cement and Stucco Stains. ,, 50 Gat Gab. S Gala. bbls, Vandyke Brown,....................... Indian Red................................... Tart Cott& Brown.......... .. Light Brown................................ Light Lead,.................................. Venetian Red............................. Indian Yellow........................... Ivy Green.................................... Emerald Green........................... . Dark Gray...................... .. Light Gray................................... Mo bs Green................................... Silver Gray.. .............................. Trade dkiviimr 50 50 80 70 95 86 .per cent. 40 60 76 Gallons, Half dozen In oaso. (Qthr shade* can be supplied on demand, > BICYCLE ENAMEL--Air Drying (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Brush. Made for closely and satisfactorily re producing the original surface. Easy to put on. hard to knock off. A small brush, a little enamel and a little time are all that are needed to make a i bicycle look as good as new. The sur face should be carefully cleaned with bensine and rubbed dry. White...................... Maroon...................... Black................................ Orange........................ Blue................................. Sterling Green........ Brilliant Grocn.............. Vermilion ................ Gamine.......................... Yellow........................ Green............................. . Trade discount........per cent. Quarter Pint* 20 Quarter Pints, Pour dozen In case. i' i I f i * 0007-SWP-000165775 nr T WATERPROOF CEMENT PRIMER (Liquid) Prepared Ready for the Brush. Waterproof Cement Primer is made from the most water proof liquids which we know of and is intended as a primer on cement and concrete sur faces. The material works free ly, possesses sufficient pene tration to enable it to sink into the cement enough to stop moisture, yet. does not weaken the bond of the cement, as is the case with an oil coating, and also does not lay upon the surface as a hard, impenetrable coating which 'would make it difficult for subsequent coats to bind satisfactorily to it. Best results are obtained by applying two coats of Concrete and Cement Finishes, listed below, over the Waterproof Cement Primer. Gals. 5 Gals, 3D Galbbls, 65 tfO 75 Net prices per gallon. CONCRETE AND CEMENT FINISHER (Paste) This line was prepared es pecially to keep pace with the rapidly increasing use of con crete and cement for all sorts of building operations. For further information see Color Card. The line comprises the following shades--other colors can be furnished on de- maudi ' No, 75 Ash Gray............. 1 M 425 Brown Stone----- \ " 105 Cream Color......... I " llfi Lead Color,........ t '* 615 Moss Green...... f 455 Pearl Gray............ 1 ** 15 StoneColor............ " 165 Venetian Red.... J 12 54-lb, Pails &H 25-lb. Pails Net prices per pound. 3s OIL STAIN (Liquid) Prepared Etendy for Ihe Brusll. For use on now wcxnis only. Colors imitate closely natural woods of sim ilar name and are suited In the needs of the practical decorator for mod erate priced work. Work freely, dry I properly and do'not raise the grain of the wood Possess stronj; stain ing properties. Belgian Oak . i Colonial '* , I Cherry............ ] Ebony............ Dark Oak ... Lipht " ... ' Mahogany.-, j Moss Green., j Rosewood.,. Walnut.......... ; ^ Pts. . 15 Pxs, 30 Qts. 50 \i Gals. 06 Gab. 1 80 Trade discount..........per cent. (Also put up in five gallon square cans on special Order.) Half Pints. Four dozen in case. Pints Two d<>7rn jn rase. Quarts, Two " " Half Gallon*, fl'ir *' ' Gallons, Half dozen in cruse. TAXtTE (Semi-Liquid) PAINT AND VARNISH REMOVER, Prepared Ready for the Brush. Remove* old paiul or varnish from any surface. Apply with a brush and allow it to stand 10 or 15 minutes --then scrape olT with a knife, clean i surface with benzine, gasoline, or wood alcohol, and it's ready for re finishing. Taxitc does not injure the skin/ discolor most delicate grained woods, soften glue or interfere \ with the drying or durability of subsequent coats of paint or varnish. Doesn't run off of upright surfaces. WPts. 25 Fts. 40 Qts. 2 85 }iGals. 2 70 Trade discount......... per cent. Gale. 2 50 Half Pints, Four dozed In case. Quarts, Two dozen in ease. Pints, TWo *' " Half Gals. One " ** Gallons, Half dozen in ca^e. (.Half Pints also put up io fancy cartons containing one dozen. 1 \ ' i iirT 'il ilII'liliu m , I i i 0007-SWP-000165776 PI ENAMEL LEATHER DRESSING (Liquid) Prepared Read? for the Brujh. For renovating and renewing the finish on carriage tops, side curtains and similar surfaces, "Will not crack when top is let down. Livery stables and carriage repair shops use this largely, as well as owners of buggies, carriages, etc, Pt*. 3t) PL*?. 4f> Qts. 76 iHiG -Is* Gils. J 45 2 &0 Trade discount..........percent. . Halt Pints, Pour dozen ia ease. Pints, Two dozen n ease- Quarts, Two " *' Half GBllnns, One Gallons, Hall dozen in case. SCROOLBOARD SLATING (Liquid) Prepared Ready fur tin? Brush. A paint for making- and renewing schoolbonrds. Three or four coats en wood give a good writing surface. One or two coats over old and worn boards make them like new. ^ Pts. Rfeck...................... 35 Pints 60 Qts, J 00 Gals. 3 80 Trade discount..........percent,. , Half Pints, Four dozen in case. Quarts, Twii dozen in case Pints, Two '* M Gallons, Half (Dark Green can oho be supplied on demand ) Brown., Bad, < Green.. COPPER PAINT (Liquid) Prepared Ready fur the Biu$li. Made to protect wooden bottoms of vessels, launches and other craft from barnacles, worms, sea weed, etc. Contains more copper per gallon than any oilier ami is the most reliable and economical anti-fouling paint on the market. Freshly painted hulls can be put in the water while wet without injury to the paint. Qts. H Gals, Gals. Quarts, Forty in ca*<. Half Gallons, Twenty " Gallons, Ten " Net prices per gallon MACHtNE PAINT AND FILLER (Paste) For filling and finishing engines, machinery, new castings, etc. S-W. Machine Paint is more thoroughly mixed and more finely ground than any other and has greatest covering capacity, It i5 made on exact formulas and is always uniform. Owing to the high grade liquids in wbich it is ground it has splendid drying qualities. Made in steel color (five shades), and Red, ' S-W, Machine Tiller for filling in iron and steel where a smooth surface is desired, Uniform in working and drying qualities. Does not dry out porous, sand dusty, chip off in handling or blister when subjected to high temperature- 26 lb. Falla Machine Paint, Shades. A, FL C, D. E............ " M Red................. ............................ a " Filler. Dark................................................................... ,4` Trade discount..........par cent, _________________ (H bbls. furnished on spedal orders.) HARMLESS SHEEP MARKING LIQUID Prepared Ready for Use. STAYS IN WITH THJ WEATHER COMES OUT IN THE SCOUftlNQ A marking liquid that remains permanent on thesheep's back, yet washes out clean in the scouring process or with hot water and soda, Does not injure the fieece. Increases the selling value of every fleece from onequarter to one cent per pound over and above the price that is obtained where a tar paint, or "dope" inks that do not scour out, are employed, ... ... Gal$, Black and Ree,1 00 6 Gala. 05 Barrels 00 Trade discount.... .per cent. Gallons, half dozen in ca^t (Can also be furnished m Blue and Green.1 BRONZING UQUID Used for Mixing Brooze. 1 or. Bottles perdoa... HO 2 qz. Bodies Pts, each Qts. HGels Gala, 6 Gal, pur doa,, ,1 35 3 oz. Bottles per do*.. .1 fit) First Quality 37 2 (DO 2 46 No. 2............. 28 4` 3................23 1 S5 1 70 .1 _45 1 30 Trade discount.... .percent. 2 25 1 50 1 )0 2 15 1 10 1 0D (Bottles put up in fancy cartons, containing one dozen, any size.) 4* J 0007-SWP-000165777 Made from choicest raw materials finely ground in pure linseed oil. They-have gieatest tinting strength, coup led with purity of tone and color true to name. Used largely for tinting and sign writing purposes. Large 1&5 lb. 12 Mb. 25lb. Cars Palls l 25 l 25 l 25 1 25 2H 20 22 20 19 19 19 2 00 2 00 2 00 1 40 53 ftK 40 2X 27 1 35 Jft 1 26 19 1 25 18 17 IB 17 RRDS ' Premier Non-Pading. English Vermilion Orinoco *' American " liuKlish Ruse Lake Kogiish Kose Pink........................_. ...... bright Tuscan.......................,............. .. Tuscan........................................................... Turkey.......................................................... Indian............................................................ English Venetian....................................... 1 25 . 1 25 l 26 .. I 2fl 1 00 ft? 23 20 42 42 30 42 22 24 21 %`i 1H Hk 22 19 41 ____ iOH 21 18 40 24 19 lfii4 9M YELLOWS Chrome, L M O & DO ......................... Golden Ochre.............................................. Yellow " .............................................. 2 45 30 125 19 100 1SJ4 2U 22 lli 17 10 H 9>6 Trade discount., .. . per cent. Only sizes priced regularly carried in stock. Other sizes will be furnished on special order when quantities required will justify special grinding, Un account ot their largo bulk it is impossible to furnish Blacks, Prussian Bfuc and browns in 25 pound pnili. A Put up in Hllj. atllc per ih over list in 1 lb. cans (Cobalt excepted.) *i " H" " 3c....................................... 0007-SWP-000165778 'llIII ..UHJII ----------rn-- mmgBBBSsmm ^ l**UH*r^ FRENCH CROWN GMBH (Pasta) L M. D. &DD Ground in pure linseed oil. For painting window blinds and all sur faces where these permanent shades of Green are desired; also largely used by master painters Cor tinting purposes. Has all the requirements of beauty, durability and perma Hi nency of color of Paris Green, with out any of the poisonous properties of that green, while its covering power is more than four times as great. Paris Green was tormerly recognized as the standard for these shades. 1,2 & 6 tit. 26 lb. Cans Pails Fajlg ' IB 15 14 Trade discount......... per cent. 50 lb. eosea assorted coat&f& sixteen Is, seven 2t. four 5s. 100 " " " thirty Is. titteen 2s, eight 5s. $ 00 1A 00 (Paste) T?te Satls/uctory Qriiti Verdeiite is manufactured in four shades, Light, Medium, Dark and Olive, and is particularly adapted. for painting doors, window blinds, structural and orna mental ironwork, store fronts,fences and can be usedgen erally for all outdoor surfaces. Verdelite looks better, spreads further and lasts longer than any green on the market sold for similar purposes. 5 lb. cans 12 H lb. Pails- LMD4U............... b 8 Net prices per pound 25 lb. Paik 1H FLAT BRICK BED (Pasta) For use on old and new brick walls, to imitate the color of pressed brick or terra cotta work. Not regu larly carried in stock, but shade listed or any special colors of red or buff will be furnished m orders when quantity demanded will justify special grinding. :]lb. Caus 18MIb. Fells Red................. ............... t 5 7H Net prices per pound. 26 lb PaMi 7 PASTE COLORED PAINT (Paste) For the outside of buildings. A line of thirty-two colors, and white,- ground in strictly' pure linseed oil Thoroughly mixed and finely gmund. When proper ly thinned with pure raw .linseed oil and the necessary driers, will cover more surface and outwear a paint, made from lead alone. The use of Paste Colored Paint is especially desirable where surfaces are subjected to sulphurous vapors. 12M lb. 25 lb. pails pails White, and thirty-two choice colors................... .,,, .. . Net prices per pound, 12 Hs put up in AO'Lb. capes, 25s put up in 100 lb. cases. (Larger packages will be furnished to order when quantity required will justify special griaCfrig.} PREPARED GRAINING COLORS (Paste) Ground in pure linseed oil. For use in finishing soft wood in imitation of popular hardwoods. Ash.................. Cherry........ .... Chestnut...... Bark Oak.... Light " .... Mahogany -... Maple... Walnut. Trade ducount - per cejlt 1 Jb. Cans 17 PREPARED GRAINING COLORS (Paste) iN DISTEMPER Ground in water without size. In patent sealed glass jars, For use in finishing softwood interiors in imita tion of expensive hardwoods. ................ Cherry........... Chestnut......... Dark Oak... Light Oak... Mahogany... Maple............. Walnut, .. .. Trade discount .. p: Per Jar 12 <5 4 -- ill! 0007-SWP-000165779 GRAPHITE PIPE JOINT AND GASKET COMPOUND (Paste) Ground In Oil Makes a perfectly tight joint with less labor and cost than red lead or other materials, and jn addition allows the various fittings on which it has been used to be un coupled with very little labor and without loss or breakage incident to red lead, cement or rust-set joints. Does not waste through growing hard in the package like red lead and-other materials. lib, Cana SO Stb. Cans 18 I2^lb. Fails 16 25 ib. Fails H Trade discount......... ner cent. RED LEAD (Paste) Ground In OH For plumbing and painting uses. 1 pound cans....................................... ..................................... Trade discount..... percent. ENGLISH PATENT DRIER (Paste) An ideal drier for use in drying Whites. Owing to its peculiar character it does not interfere with the elasticity of the liquids, and as it do?s not act as a thin ner like liquid driers there should be a demand for thU product among practical painters. 1 and 2 pound cans. ..................... -....................... 11 Trade discount ........per cent. GRAPHITE--BLACK LEAD (Paste) Ground In Oil )2 54 lb. Paito ' 19-H 2blb.l'ail* 1214 Trade discount..........per cent. s,l i YELLOW OCHRE (Paste) Ground in OH F AH 12341b. pails,... a iW 4K 2b Ib. '* .... . H C 4 100 lb. kest.... ... a- 4K 3H Net prices per pound Subject to marltei fluctuation* Fails packed in 100 lb. cases. !f Net prices per pound. Subject to market fluctuations. Pails packed in lOQ Ib. cases. METALLIC BROWN (Paste) Qryuntf in OH For use on metal or wooden sur faces. 12 54 lb. pails....................... 25 Jb. * ........................ 100 Ib. kegs........................ F 5 !4 H 4K H 4 $4 4^ 4 Net prices per pound. Subject to market fluctuations. Pails packed in 100 Lb. cases. AT 0007-SWP-000165780 !fc i WMT ZI.6S lit OIL (Patuj SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DOLORS DISTEMPER FRESCO (Paste) Ground In water without size, fa patent nauett glass jure. Subject to market fluctuations, 100 lb- bases assorted contain thirty la, twenty 2a, and six 6s. iz}is and 25s put ap in black tins in 100 lb. cases. j t. For walls, ceilings and scenic work. Very finely ground and choice in tone, hence more desirable for use on fine work than color* mixed from dry- materials. Glass jars and crocks save waste. ` b per 3ar in Z,tiG ^VA!tf>IS/> =! A MERICAN WHITE (Paste) 5s Assorted ' 100 lb. cases assorted contain thirty 2s twenty 2s i U 5a. * STR/CTLr PURE WHITE LEAD (Paste) Ground In Oil. Ulb. tin nails M Ititin pails 23 & 50 lb. keg 1001b. dr and larger Prices subject tu market fluctuations, " Ivory Urop Black......................... Lamp " .,........................ ................................... 112* Bremen Blue,, .. ,................ .. , ....................... 76 Cobalt " ................,................ Prussian Blue................. .,., .......... .................. 50 30 Ultramarine 41 .............................. Rk w and Burnt Turkey Umber. Raw and Burnt Italian Sienna., Vandyke Brown............................. Black Walnut Stippling............... ...................... .................. :...................... ..................... ................... 30 12 12 12 13 French Crown Green, K........ Emerald 41 ....................... Chrome 41 L. M. &D., ..................... ..................... ..................... 25 36 24 U...i.t..r.a...m....a..rine " SO Preach Carmine................................................... . 3 00 English Vermilion, L. & D,..................... .............. 2 10 RoseP/nfr..................................................................................20 Dutch 4` .................................................................... , J6 Indian Red.................................................................... 16 Venetian 44 .......... . .,................... 12 Turkey 41 .................................................................... 5ii Orange Mineral............................................................... '36 Red Lead.......................................................................... 28 Naples Yellow................................... 00 Chrome 41 LM.aft.DO...................................... 2** Golden Oehrc................... 16 Yellow " ................................................................... 12 Ci'ctanits White......................................... 23 Caroline Lake.....................................................,........ 7U Crimson " SO Maroon" ..................................................................... 45 Rose " ................................................................... 40 Red " ................................................................... 40 Scarlet . *' .............................................................. 1 60 SoUerino 41 ..:...................................................... 1 00 Yellow ....... ,...................................................... 100 Florentine 41 60 COMBINATION WHITES (Paste) Ground t/t OIK .* .P,kJ2M lb. Siwdart............. Kensington........... !. *. t,2n3palbiU. i]' ttKSas 30 ib. `' ] * 100 lb. Jrees ;; ' Prices subject to market fluctuations -----------------------------------:: [ i' Tiade tSbeoeoi- . .per cent jars arc ail uniform in 512* (capacity about 0>tf fluid ounces)* but, when filled, vary in weight according ta tho gravity of the color. Also put up in large crocks, net weight at special price per pound. 49 i i i * 3 | 5 0007-SWP-000165781 ea Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms Co l o r s QUICK DRYING GflOUND IN JAPAN (.f a s t *) s Abbreviation for Patent. Press Can? 'pc." For use as color coats in the finishing of coaches, cars* carriages, autoiucbiles and other surfaces. Should be applied over suitable undejcoatuigs. and varnished over, or may be com bined with varnish for making color and varnish coatings. These colors are recognized the world over as the standard of excellence in the finish ing of fine vehicles and railway equipment. The peculiarities, the natural tendencies of working and wearing qualities of each individual color are carefully studied, and each is treated in such a way as to bring out its natural good qualities or minimize any inherent defects. They are brilliant in tone, possess best working, drying and flattening qualities, are uniform in color and grade and thoroughly reliable. BLACKS per lb. I*ory Drop, XXX................. . .Is.5* 101b. pis. fa PC *' " XX........................ *' " X............................ 52 42 Englisb Co&eh, A ................... S-w. Co. Lamo ... . 26 Special. Solid................................... . ......................... 1**5* VC 26 REDS Asporja ................................................................... Is S Ss PC Automobile, L. A D............. .... Aztec.......................................... -Brilliant Vermilion. L. & D,, . -... T,, la, 5* S: 10$ PC t-Arriase Painters',. *............ Electric Vermilion. ,.,. .. Lmpreos Scarlet......................... fc'nfifish Vermilion. L. & D... KnftJieh Ro aa Pink. . . , , SO 1 05 30 56 1 05 46 eg Sh e r w ir - Wil l ia ms C -o l o r s (tfflBfrd.) QUICK DRYING (Paste), REDS (Continued) cer Jb French Csmiro. No. 40. (fiJsne) -. J^s?i Ja ft 5s PC French Carmine. No- J 40 French Carmine, L............ '*......... '" " "" '* Gear............ ........................................................... is A 3$ PC Hessian. L & D,................................ -- jj Imperial............ Indian. L. & D .............. Ironuoia. L,, A D............... Is. 5s & 5* PC ... la S 5s PC Mohawk, L. & D................................................. ' Opaque Claret ....................................................... * Opaqu* Carmine........................................ " Orinoco Vermilion, D.............. ..................Is, Sa & 10a PC 7 00 3 00 4 50 (15 HO 60 34 1 05 05 05 65 65 Pzlo Alto..............................................%.............la & 5s PC Permanent Vermilion, L ................................................ Premier Non-Pading, deep.............................U & 5s .Is PC Royal.......................... ................................... '' ` Royal Durbar, L. fiL D. & Ex. D. (solid),.. ` ' Spanish Carmine............ ......,,.(blaze) J^s, is & 5s Striping ....................... ............... (cok'd Tuscan.......... ................................................... is. 5s j>& PC Turkey------. -............... ............. ............................... . , Venetian- -....................... ..................... As. Ss-^b5s ,1s PC 1 05 65 (16 27 06 00 10 38 42 27 WINES Special. 4209 ............................................... Wine Color. ........................................................l,fa*faFC 56 40 GROUNDS Cnroun., LSD............. -.................................... ls 5s.fC 55 Premier Non-Fading Red...................................... - - Red, L. AD.............................................. i'-ilo-iSEr 42 42 Vermilion.............................................................. ..... 5s & lUs PC 42 LAKES SS*'xxx..................... :::::::vaK 3 " SgSfo:::::::::::::::.:.................... u 1 f0 Coach..............................................^......................................... t (jn * ' * * ' slarii-l XXX Js r! 22 Kw XXX.............................................. .., ' purple, xxx........................................5 99 Crimson, XXX........................... -- y,*. ,, g -Sich.'xxx........................................................... t gg Yellow, XXX................... 2 BD * Fancy colorsmarked thus not kept regularly In Stock, but will be tarnished oni-eauest. 5` 0007-SWP-000165782 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co l o r s QWCK DRYING (Paste). GREENS per lb. Automobile, L. & D................................,,.... . ,1s 4 5s PC Brewster. L. Sc D. *........................-.............. " Bronze......... ......... ................... . 50 0 50 Calls........................................................................ 50 Carriage Part, L. & D.................................... Cerro, L, M, & D................................................ 50 0 CoJumbian............................................. 50 English Surrey, L. & D..................................... 50 Extra CoochX- M. & D................................... Pom Uaf, L.M.&D........................................ 40 60 Marshall Field.................................... ..................- 80 Milorj. L, M, Sc D............................................................ .Is 80 New............................................................................. ls& (3: PC 50 New Merrimac, L. & D........................................ " Newport, L. M. & D............................................. M Nonpareil, UUD.......................................... " 40 50 0 Olive, L. M. & D................................................... " 50 Palmetto, L, Sc D,................................................. " 50 Panel........................................................................... " Pcerlooa, L. M, & D.......................... .. M 40 0 Quaker, L. tf. & D................................................ ** 0 Trojan, L, & D.................................................. 4* 40 Very Dark................................. *' GO BLUES Automobile...............................................................ls& 5s PC Asure. ......................... " '* B. & O. Express..................................................... " '* Brilliant..................................................................... " " Coach.......................................................................... " " Cobale............................................... {glaze).................. Hs. Is Ensign. L. AD................................ , 1b & 5s PC Imperial, L. & E>.,,.,........................................ " " Infanta...................................................................... Permanent, L. M. & D........................................ Prussian................................................. .. hs, Ms, Royal....................... ............................ Ultramarine...................(glaze). . -. #s, Hs, Yale, L. ir D................................................ .......... 75 50 40 1 03 90 1 00 80 90 76 1 00 90 80 70 56 BROWNS Automobile............................................................. Is & 5s PC Antique, L. M. & D......... ................................. " " Bay.......... ................................................................ Chocolate....................................................... Cleveland.................................. Golden Tan................................................... Hoffman............................................. ............. .. Portland Amber................................................... Pullman, L. & D...................................... 8uakcr........... ........................................................ aw and Burnt Sienna....................... ............. Raw and Burnt Umber......... .. Seal........................................................................... Vandyke.............................................. .................. Sa GO 0 40 50 50 40 40 40 40 40 35 33 40 35 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co l o r s -^ > QUICK CRYING (Paste). WHITES per Uj. ,' ............IsftEsPC French Zinc............................................ Hearse....................................................................... I.v.o..r.y.............................................................................................................. (I > ** ,, " - 4B 3fi ls&s PC BcfanatHL*. L. M. D. & DD.... ..................... Chrame, L M. O. ft DO.............. Columbian, L. D....................... " Gold Imitation..................... - 50 60 50 GO 60 8ft GO 30 1 00 50 50 35 25 ' STAN DAK D EXPRESS LINE AND HA IL COLORS TttTTS TP BtAHDiBU, Adams Express Standard jjayuj C 00 American Excess Armour & Co. Psdtte Express Southern E.?. .. u6 ^ion "ls'do&^IOs " .. V, as & 10s f TM S " |0 ifs ' Mail Red, ..................................................... ls*Sa " " White.............................................. -i 45 90 Wdte Parp B*e* Sta,!.d^j^ :U.`Bs ft 10s PC BO (Blacks... .poresnt. Colon.... per nt. 0007-SWP-000165783 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms C lo l o r s - Cant'd.) QUICK DRYING (Paste). . IN' TUBES N?>jo French Carmine, \4 tb. Tubes, net... French Carmine, L.. * " * 19 nr> Roysl DtirbnrRtd k .................. (aoKd)..........s 00 Automobile Red, L,&D............................................. 3 00 Bay Brown.................................................................... *4 m Bninatone Yellow, ., M. D, & DD..,,,, . 2 25 Carriage Painter*1 Red.....................' ................... 300 Cerro Green, L. M. & D.................................... " 2 on Chrome Yellow, L. M. O. & DO... . . " 2 25 Columhfan r` L. ftD....,........I ,,!!*!.!" 1!! 225 Empress Scarlet..........'''!...................... .................... 9 00 EngushVermilion, L. & D.................i ` 1 *' S 75 Extra Coach Green, L. M. & b......................... ... 2 00 Fem Leaf u 14 .. . ' nn Flake White..................................... ....'.y.y.lV.y/,', 2 00 Gold Imitation...........................................................|r 2 00 Imperial Red ............................................. ........ 3 00 ?o(iuuij l . & d ................................................ ;; 3 00 Miloii G reen, L. M. & D................................ Mohawk Red. L. St D................. . . , . 300 2 05 EPr"ufses?iatn B`lue..................................................................................................................................... : 2g 2s5n Silver White. ., ........ ..,,............................... `, t)' * ` 2 00 Striding Black..................... ............. J ...!,!*.!!* 12 OO ' Purple........................ * ................ 3 00 " Red. No. 45M........................ (solid')'.` ^ 5 00 Ultramarine Blue.............. ,.................... ............(_ 2 50 Trade discount.... .per cent. Tube colors are put up in large tubes of uniform site, exctpt Nos. 40 and 140 French Carmine and French CnTmine, b. which are put up in quaiiet'pound tubes nri weight. ? t 54 PERFECT METHOD SYSTEM For Carriage Painting (Elastic Drying) A scientific system of under coatings and finishing colors that dries uniformly in the shortest possible time, and that cuts down the number of days and operations required under the old system to paint a vehicle durably, safely, economically and welt. It is made for both new and old work. Prepared ready for use and requires no' manipulation in the shop. Increases the shop output without increasing operating expenses. Catalogue giving complete information sent upon request. ' BEAR PRIMERS (Liquid J Black...............................................................................* 9j> YdU::::................... :............................................. 200 , per gal. GEAR SURFACERS (Liquid) Yellow..................... ................................................... " * 3 50 GEAR FILLERS (Liquid) Black...............................................................*............. &s&ls Red.................................................................................. ;; Ebony Black........... ............................ tr ig Nonpareil Green, L.SD............................ ' 2 00 2 00 2 50 3 50 BODY PRIMERS (Liquid) Black.............................................................................. Jfc & Is Yelbw............................................................................ " 2 00 2 00 BODY FILLERS (ROUGH STUFF), (Liquid) First Coat..................................................................... ? Sft Y<^low............................................................................ " *' 2 00 Trade discount......... per cent. GEAR COLORS (Paste)--REDS per lb. Royal Durbar, L, L,f M. D-f Ex. D.................... la &5s 1 15 Crescent. L. Sk D.......................................................... .. ,, 1 16 Burgundy................. -............................................. ,4 .. Pacbuca.............................................................. .. Carrwge Painters , L. & D...................................... } * \ I lo 0007-SWP-000165784 PERFECT METHOD--Continued GEAR. COLORS (Paste)--Continued REDS---CoaticruKi per lb. Derby......... ........................... ................................. .,ls&$s 1 JO Vil&ng.,.,....................................... ,........... ............. 41 86 Euclid, L. & D..................................................44 " 86 Pasha 44 ,,.......................................................... * * 70 Sutton. 70 Bike Vermilion...........................,............................. 41 " 70 Vulcan '* L. & D........................................... *' 44 70 Coaching " " ............................................ ' 41 70 Vermilion Ground.......................................................... '* 44 45 Red Ground, L. & D.............. ,................................ ** *' 45 Pachtica Red Ground.......... ........................................ ** * 45 Wjne Color. L. Sc D......................................... 41" 45 *" GREENS Ellipse, L. M. & D.. ...............................................is& willow, l .&d .......................................................;; Druid, L. & D ,,.,............................................ .. Pluto........................................................................... .. Pea......................................*.......................................... Brier.............................. ............................................... Victoria...............,........................... *......................... Riverside, L, & D,....,....................................... 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 Delft* M. Perfect,. Opaque, BLUES is & 5s 1 00 85 85 .BROWNS Carriage Painters*........................................................ la & 6s DHv* .......................................................... ............... 44 14 70 46 Century................. focqulile. It. Sc D.. Chinese. L. M. & D YELLOWS 60 60 60 Dark.. Red... Yellow GLAZING PUTTY Is &*5s Trade- discount..,. .per cent. 5* 18 18 18 \ t i f GLOSS COLORS (Liquid) For Carriage Pointing. Strong covering, colored varnishes for use in carriage finishing. ' They are suitable for new or repair work where it is desirable to bring the work from the lead to the finishing coat at one operation and with the elimination of the flat color coat. Solid Rubbing Vermilion ...... *.... -. 44 *4 Royal Durbar Red, L. & D " " Carmine Maroon.. " 11 Green, L. & D ... 44 '* Peerless Green, L. 44 44 Black......................... Jet Black Body Rubbing......... .. per gal Ws&la a 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 5 60 4 60 4 50 3 00 3 00 3 00 44 44 3 50 Trade discount.........per coot. Other colors will be made to order when quantity desired will justify a special griadiwj- S7 0007-SWP-000165785 5-If. DECO TINT MIL FINISH Ready for use when mixed with a>M water. Decotint Wall Finish being manufactured in dry powder form f/um carefully selected materials, is so compounded that it requires outy mixing with cold water to be ready for instant use. The goods are sanitary, absolutely nun-poisonous ami contain no alkali, acid or anything which may he injurious to the health. They possess splendid covering c;j|>acjty (one pound cohere from 60 to 100 square feet, according to the nature of the surface to he coated), and cover well with one coat. Should it be necessary to apply a second coat, tins can be safely done as soon as riie first coal has became thoroughly dry. Good results can be secured by applying this finish to the hare wall, although we recommend first applying S-W. Wall Siw--see page S3. For colors and more complete information see color card. '> lb. ptgs Tints, No. 1 to 1(5............................ I] White...................................................... 10 ion lb. kegs. bbls. r ? Trade discount .....per cent. S-W. DECOTINT WALL COLORS Ready for use when mixed with arid watCT. Twelve attractive colors. Decotint Wall Colore are carefully prepared from se t lected materials in exactly the same manner as DecoluH Wall Finish and are intended for use in connection with same. They can be used either pure nr else as tinting colors for mixing with Dec..lint Wall Finish, listed above* They can also be intermixed to produce other deep colons which mix readily with cold water. For colors and more complete information see coloi card, No. 20 " 21 .. 22 " 23 * 24 " 25 '* 2ft " 27 ' 28 29 ' 30 " 3t 2W & 5 Lb. pSr 3ft 24 20 52 64 44 32 36 44 44 61 25 tb. boxes n 35 23 19 51 63 43 81 35 43 43 an 50 lb. ST JM r> Js 60 C\2 42 30 34 42 42 53 100 lb. kegs di 33 21 J7 49 rrt -51 25 33 41 41 03 350 Ui Mils. 2u 32 20 15 4* 60 40 2 32 40 40 57 Prices per pound. Trade diecount .... percent. 5* S-W. PERMENTO Cold water paint for outside use. Peimento is designed especially for use on the exterior of buildings, air shafts, fences, sawmills ^ and other similar structures. Owing to its great disinfecting tfualities it is an ideal coating for cattle barns, pens, chicken coops, etc. Five pounds of Permento, wlien mixed with cold water to the proper consistency, will make one gallon of paint which will cover about 200 square feet of an average surface. For colors and more complete information see color card. 5 lb. pkgs, 50 lb. lseg 100 lb. begs 200 lb. 400 lb. bblfi. bbla. White............. .. . Color Nos. ) 2. 3. 4. 6, 6, 1 7. 9. 10, 11, ! ` 12, 10. 15. 17, IS. 10. 20, 21. J t, 8,14, 22, ... 13............ .. 23........................... 12 13J4 1A x 13 J* WJS lHtt 11M vzy, J3 14 l.r> 15 K 17% 10 M 1* , 12M UH 15 17 0K 11 Yi, J2 13H U% 1614 0 10M j] n is h 15 % Prices per pound. Trade discount........ .per cent. S-W. KALSO Hut Water Kalsomtne. ICalso is used for all kinds of interior coming, tinting and decorating where a superior kalsomine is wanted. Manufactured in the form of a dry powder from carefully selected whiting and glue and requires only to be mixed with boiling water, It contains no poisonuus or harmful in gredients. . ICalso can be applied tu any clean surface, iuch as plaster, sand finish, bricks, stone, wood, paper, burlap, etc., and gives perfect satisfaction if directions are carefully fol lowed. Govern well with one coat, can be reccnted when necessaiy and cm easily he washed off when required- It works easily, spreads well and will not peel or rub off. For colors and more complete information see color card. :' r, lb. pkRS. IO0 lb. fcejp. bbls. ftTints. Nos. 70 to SI............... While.......... 1 7H 7 *'K f; Trade discount.. cent. so 0007-SWP-000165786 f Day c o l o r s The dry colurs listed are, with lew exceptions, the same as we use in our own high.class manu factures, majority being the product of our dry color factories, and as such will be found vastly superior in color, tone, strength and fineness to the jobbing grades so frequently offered on the market. S-W. LAMPBLACKS {Barrula25cextra) Chem. Refined 1 lb. Papers. . 21 X " `7 ....................................... 23 X " " ....................................... 26 Ass'd * (lib.. Hlb., Htb,) '21 H Gc ritian town 9 1OK ]2 m# IVORY BLACK Powdered.... 6s Kegs Bbls. 10 9 8 BLUES Chemically Pure Chinese................. Ultramarine <C. U.) 49% 40 % 44# 30# S# 14 48 H 43# 20 H $A 13 47# 47 3 4*3 28W 7# J2 BROWNS Imported Raw Turkey Umber... " Burnt '* H ... " Raw Italian Sienna.... " Surat " u .... " Van .Dyke. ........................ GREENS Chemically Pur* Chrome. L..M.&D Hercules, L., H. & D............... Lime Proof, " ............... French Crown, *' ............... No. 1 Chrome, " '* .............. No. 6 " J* M ................ 32 13# 11 jOS-f 8 ij# 31 12# 10 m 5H 3(1 II# a aX t> 4X REDS Imported English Indian............. 4` " Tusern................ ** M.............................................. ,f D.......................................... Genuine English Rose Pink...... Non-Fading Red Lake..................... Premier Non*Fading, L. M, <tD . ' 9$ 14 25% 26 16 1C ]I Art iy x 21X 25 16 IS 10 So 12 18H 23# Zi 14 14 DRY COLORS--(Continued) REDS--Continued CarneKan ' ............ *............. Euclid " ...............*........... American " L. & D.............. Chinese Scarlet, Pale and Deep ., OranIge MMiineral..................................... Red Lead 6s 22 X 10# 11# 13 13 Kegs 21# 15# 10# 12 12 Bblg, 20# 14# S5a 11 n BERGER'S GENUINE ENGLISH VERMILION Orange,............. Scarlet.................> Extra Pale.............. 1 7&15 lb, Chamois Bags 30 A 50 Lb, Chamois Bags ....................... 100 & COO &. ........ por printing, lithographing and sundry manufacturing usea Pal*...........................I Deep..........................V Extra Deep............ J ..... ..... Particularly adapted far carriage and general painting purposes- ' Prioac. oubjeot to market change*, will be furnished un application. . YELLOWS Cbarn. Pure ChroraeX.,M. 6c O___ No. 1 No, 5 Golden Ochre........................... Imported French Ochre, .., Domestic Ochre........................ 6a 21 17 10# 7X m Kegs 20 16# 9# fl# 7# OH #X BbU. to 8X 6% 0 Jt 4 3 IH WHITES Strictly Pure White Lead. -.. Genuine Green Seal Fr. Zinc. English Clift, Paris White,... Extra Bolted Gliders Whiting plaster Paris......................... Small Bulk Kegs 5*4 ii*4 2# 2# 3J Bbb. iwi 1H FILLERS Reno's Umber................................................... Keystone....................... ........................ .. English.................................................................. METALLIC FAINTS Engfish Venetian Red................... Iran Ore Red fRossie),............... Prince's Metallic.............................. .. 6j Less thaa Bbls. 3 2# ^Yt IX 2# - Vi Bbls. 2 iH \X iX 0007-SWP-000165787 T Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms In s e c t ic id e s a n d Fu n g ic id e s Wehavelongbeen known toAgriculturistsand Horticulturists as manufacturers m the best quality oE Paris Green on the market--o u t goods are recognized as standard everywhere* , Some years ago we recognised ihc growing importance of completing our line lv adding Such goads as Arsenate of Lead, Lime - Sulfur Solution, etc,, with the result that today we are able to oiler a complete line of insecticides and fungicides, ' A description of our Paris Green, New Pro cess Arsenate of Lead, Lime-Sulfur Solution, etc., will be fount! on the following pages. i l PARIS GREEN (Dry) Manufactured by us on the cele brated Berger formula, and unques tionably is the highest grade green made in the world. Unupproached by any other for uniformity of quali ty, high percentage of arseruous Ojtide (guaranteed to contain and freedom from free arsenic. Kills the bug but does not blight the foliage. On account of its1 fineness, uniformity of crystal and light specific gravity it remains in suspen sion in water longer and sprays a larger area per pound than green of any other manufacture, rut tin in attractive cartons labeled to comply with the legal requirements of all states. ' Arsenic Kegs {260 to ACCJ lbs, }......... ............. 100 and 170 lb. kegs....................................... 14, 28 and 66 |b. kit...................................... .... 3 and 5 ]b. paper cartons..................................... 1 lb. ** " ....................... fllb! Par lb. W, 34 and J lb. cartons put up in 50 ib, cases. 2 and fl Ib. .................... 60 lb. 44 NEW PROCESS ARSENATE OF LEAD (Paste) Sherwin-Williams New Pro cess Arsenate of Lead has many advantages over all other arsenical insecticides, i It has an advantage over * Paris Green, in that it re mains in suspension when prepared for use for a longer time and because of its adhesiveness it will stick to the foliage for the longest possible time. S-W. New Pro cess Arsenate of Lead always shows white' on the foliage, and this is a great advant age, for it makes it easy to tell just how far the spraying has proceeded and how well it has been done. It is absolutely harmless to foliage, and as it contains practically J 0007-SWP-000165788 no water soluble arsenic, it is the only material of this character that can be applied with safety at the proper strength to the foliage of peach trees* Arsenate of Lead should he used in pro portions varying from one to six pounds of Ar senate of Load to 50 gallons of water, the quan tity of poison being dependent upon the partic ular teal-eating insect that it is desired to destroy. 1 lb. 5 lb. 12 K lb, 26 & 50 lb, 300 lb. jjlflss wooden wooden wooden bees jws pails palls pails Bbls. Prices quoted on application. LIME-SULFUR SOLUTION After much experimenting we have ; Ar tenh/ow succeeded In producing a LimeSulfur Solution -which 'is ideal for I jIulcraaw.InAwtseJIl !_ :r ^ , I SfjiwulmA the use of horticulturists. Our pro duct is a sparkling, clear, cherrycolored liquid which is made from the very highest grades of lime and sulfur. It is absolutely free from n - ' sediment, . is of uniform strength, and in air - tight container's will keep, without deteriorating, for an indefinite period, 'Tested by the Baume hydro meter, our goods represent the ideal combination of lime and sulfur in solution. S-W. Lime- Sulfur Solution is the best product manufac tured for use in spraying for San Jose scale and is the ideal fungicide for the treatment of all fungus troubles, Ots. H Gain. Gale. 5 Gals. Bbls. Prices Quoted on application. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS VARNISHES HERWIN -WILLIAMS Varnishes are as well S known throughout the United States and Canada as Sherwin-Williams Paints. The facilities af forded by the largest system of paint and varnish fac tories in the world give us advantages for the manu facture of varnishes that cannot be duplicated in any other plant. We manufacture all the linseed oil we use and are thus able to control the quality of this allimportant ingredient. We use the very finest quality of varnish gums, specially selected for each particular grade of varnish. Our chemical laboratories are com plete in every detail so t,hnt m can apply every known test to both raw materials and finished products, and make sure that they are not only of highest quality, but conform to standard in every respect. We list on the following pages the most Largely used lines of varnish we manufacture. Each is.de signed to meet a specific requirement. All conditions which surround its use are taken carefully into consid eration and the varnish must demonstrate through practical test that it meets evety requirement for the purpose intended, before it is placed on the .market. S-W. Varnishes can always be depended upon to give satisfactory results. They have long since passed the experimental stage and the success which has attended their use for many years is suffi cient guarantee of their quality. We also list a very complete line of Driers, Japans, Asphaltums, Shellacs, etc. Each product is the stand ard of quality for the purpose intended and has been in use for years with entire satisfaction. With such a complete and satisfactory line the dealer is in position to handle the varnish business in his locality to the vety best advantage. <3 0007-SWP-000165789 T 1 1 .1 i i f Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ca r r ia g e Va r n is h e s ' Palest Durable Body. This is the highest grade oE pale fin ishing varnish. made, ft is very free working, and under favorable condi tions dries dust free in 8 to 10 hours, and hard in 4 days. Price per gallon/in one gallon cans - $6.00 Medium Drying Body. Is the most durable finishing varnish on the market. Is not quite as pale - as the above. While a trifle quicker in drying, the difference as not noticeable in actual working quality. It dries dust free in 8 hours, and under favorable conditions becomes hard in 3 to 4 days. ' Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.., StLUO Extra Pale Express Coach. A very pale elastic finishing varnish, ft is suitable for gear and body work over very light colors, ft is especially adapted to light colored, panel top, express and delivery wagon work. This varnish is of standard body and is veryfreeworking. It dries dust free in about (5 hours, becomes hard enough to handle in 3G hours, and dries with a full, rich gloss. It is very durable. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $;i 75 Wagon Coach. A good finishing varnish for wagon and other cheaper repair work, U dries dust free in about S hours and hard in 24 hours. Is rather pale in color, free working, and dries with a fine lustre. Price per gallon, in onegailon cans... $2.70 Elastic Gear. A high grade gear finishing varnish which is Eree working, lustrous and durable. While very elastic, it dries sufficiently hard to withstand the se vere usage to which it will be sub jected. It dries dust free in from 6 to 8 hours and hard in 4$ hours. It is less sensitive to local conditions than any similar varnish on the market. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,,. .54.50 : Pale Carriage. : The highest grade of pale elastic var i nish suitable Cor running parts. Will stand the vibration and wear to which a varnish for such a purpose is subjected and can also be success* ' Eully used on bodies. It is an excel lent all 'round varnish for use .in shops doing the highest grade work. It dries dust free in from 6 to 8 hours and becomes hard in 2 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,, - $5.00 One Coat Carriage. This is a very easy working and mod* erately quick drying finishingvarmsh, It is excellent for general repair work and will dry dust free in 6 hours and hard in 4S hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,, $4.00 Hard Drying Gear ! Is pale in color, very free working, flows out perfectly, and dries over night with a high lustre. A durable varnish for medium and good grade work. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.., 83.00 6? > If ilii 0007-SWP-000165790 I I j t t i 1 i i ' L Extra Pale Body Rubbing. This is a fan cry grade of body rubbing particularly adapted for use over light colors -where high grade work is done. 'It is extra pale in color, dries free from dust in 4 to S hours and hard to rub in 4 days without danger of sweating. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $5.00 Puis Medium Body Rubbing. - A very pale rubbing varnish suitable for use on light-colored work. It will prove satisfactory -where a slow and hard drying rubbing varnish is de sired. Dries dust lree in 5 to 6 hours and is hard enough to mb in 4 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,, 34.60 Medium Body Rubbing. A high grade rubbing varnish, al though not so pale as the preceding. It dries dust free in 5 to 6 hours, can be safely rubbed in 3 days, and under favorable conditions in 2 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 33.75 Quick Rubbing. Is as quick as a rubbing varnish should be and still retain its full measure of durability. It will dry dust free in 4 to 6 hours, may be rubbed in 2 days, and under favora ble conditions in less time. Price per gallon, iit one gallon cans,.. $2.70 Bear Rubbing. Somewhat darker than Quick Rub bing. but will be found a good rub bing varnish for moderate priced work. It dries dust free in 4 to 5 hours and under favorable conditions can be rubbed in 24 hours. Price per gallon, in oiie gallon cans... 32.25 iS Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Va r n is h e s Master Painters' Specialties. T Intended tor use on i ftR steamships, yachts, ____ row boats, canoes, outside doors, store fronts, bath rooms, kitchens, etc, It "will stand severe exposure to salt spray or other moisture longer than any other var nish made. Dries free from duet in from 8 to 10 hours and hard in from 86 to 48 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans-- $-t.5U ftiaririQ Spar, A first-class all 'round Master Paint ers' varnish. It ia durable, elastic, heavy in. bodyT but works easily. Without doubt one of the very best varnishes on the market for store fronts, outside doors, window sash and sills, bathrooms, kitchens and all kinds of boat or marine work. Dries dust free in 8 hours, hard in 2 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... . Pate /uterior Polishing. I An extra, pale varnish of medium body that works easily, flows out per fectly, mbs nicely to a perfect sur face and takes and retains a high pol ish. Dries dust free in 3 to 4 hours, ' hard to rub in 4 days and to polish on the fifth. This varnish produces a very beautiful, durable finish on good grades of interior or furniture work. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 32.90 6q 0007-SWP-000165791 a3BSS&) fW MWU .V A perfect floorfmish. It is tough, elastic and under foot tvear ivill not scratch or mar. It is also sujt- ble for linoleum, oilcloth, etc. It works well, flows out evenly under the brush, and dries dust free in about 8 hours with a tough, wear-re* sistirig gloss. It can be walked on the next day, and becomes thorough ly hard by the second day. Mar-not should be applied directly to the wood. Shellac or liquid tillers should never be used under it. Mar- not is another specialty which has won deserved recognition, and is un questionably the best floor varnish made ' Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 83.00 Transparent Floor* A varnish exceptionally tough and elastic which will not scratch or mar from wear. It works easily, flaws out nicely, dries dust free in 5 to (5 hours, hard to walk on the day after application and thoroughly hard the ` second day. Price per gallon.in one gallon cans... $2.65 Hard Drying Floor A varnish very pale in color, works easily, dries hard over night and is very durable. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 82.25 Hard Drying Seat* A hard drying varnish at a moderate price, suitable for church and school furniture and similar work. It dries with a full lustre and will not soften and print under heat and pressure. It dnes dust free in 4 hours, hard in 36 hours and can be rubbed. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.. S2.70 7 Pa/e Durable Interior. An extra pale interior rubbing var nish that works easily, flows perfectly and dries promptly. Dries dust free in 2 to 3 hours, hard to rub in 4S hours, will also lake and retain a splendid polish. Intended for me dium grades of interior nr furnilure work. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 82.00 Pale Flowing Cabinet. Is a medium pale, easy-working var nish, which flows out freely and dries dust free in from 3 to 4 hours. It be comes hard in 24 hours and can be rubbed in 48 hours. It is especially suitable for interior finishing on me dium-priced house work and is verypopular with the Master Painter, for whose use it is especially recom mended. ' Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.. 32.00 Do. 5. Interior. A very pale varnish for interior work. This varnish is a great favorite with the Master Painter because of its extremely pale color, fine working, flowing and drying qualities. It dries, dust free in 2 to 3 hours, hard over . night and produces a rich, durable and elastic finish. Can be rubbed if A desired. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.80 Interior Coach. An especially pale, c&sy-workiitg var nish, for interior use. Dries with a high lustre in 24hours. Price pur gallon, in one gallon cans... 81.50 j i i t i \ 0007-SWP-000165792 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Va r n is h es Miscellaneous. Finast White Enamel. Suitable for the very finest white enamel work. It is the palest varnish that can be made from hard gum. It mixes perfectly with zinc, and an enamel made with it can be hand pol ished in 4 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,, $5.00 Durable Wood Finish (Ext$rior). Will stand the severest outside ex posure and is not affected by weather or sun. Will not turn white nor lose its gloss and is extremely durable. It is the very best varuish for store fronts, doors, signs, etc. It dries dust free in 6 to 8 hours and hard in 48 hours* Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.., $4.80 Durable Weed Finish (Interior)* The most durable and lasting interior finish that can be produced. It is not affected by steam or water and will wear with perfect satisfaction in bathrooms, kitchens or laundries. It is very transparent and gives a de sirable depth and richness of finish to the finest woods. It is exceedingly easy and smooth working. It dries dust freejn about 6 hours, hard and with a rich lustre in 24 hours, and can be rubbed in 48 hours. To get the best results, the varnish itself should be used all the way through from foundation to finishing coat. For first coat thin slightly with tur pentine; for succeeding coat use as it comes in the can Price per gallon, in one gallon cans .. $3.25 Marine. ' An excellent varnish for all 'round use on canoes, yachts, vessels and other craft. Exposure to water will not turn it white. It is free working, elastic and durable. Dries dust free in 8 to 10 hours and hard in 36 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,., $3.60 Extra Seat, A thoroughly durable varnish for use on boats, outside doors, etc. It is also most satisfactory for windowsashes. bathrooms and all gloss work around the house. Water will not turn it white. It is easy working and very elastic, dries dust free in 8 to . 10 hours and becomes hard in about 36 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,. $3.00 Bar Top Finish. This varnish is made especially for bar tops and other surfaces subjected to severe usage. It will not turn white, spot or crack from alcohol or water nor grow brittle and chip. It is medium pale in colot, will dry dust free in 5 to 6 hours, and becomes hard 1 enough to rub in 48 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $3.00 Cryetaf Paper. An extra fine quality of colorless varnish, prepared expressly For use on wallpaper, bathroom walls, and for producing the finer grades of white finish on interior woodwork. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $4.15 73 V 0007-SWP-000165793 i' >: i ' i I ; Durable Households As the name implies, this is a durable varnish that can be used on furniture, woodwork and doors with equal suc cess. It is a tough and elastic varnish that will not mar or scratch easily under foot wear. Being specially adapted to the very hardest- usage to which varnish can be put, it will give the best of satisfacton for other purposes about the house whore the wear is not as severe as it is on floors. i well, flows out evenly under the brush and dries dust free in $ hours. Surfaces finished with Dura ble Household Varnish can be han dled or walked on next day; it be comes thoroughly hard by the second day. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $3.00 Finest White Da mar. Madefrompure Batavia DainarGum. It is water white and when properly used will not discolor the most deli cate shades of paint. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,.. 33.30 Dr. 1 Damar. Similar to the above but not tjuile 50 light in color, ' Price |5fr galluu, in one gallon cans,. . $2.60 Durable Linoleum Finishing, An elasti c, durable floor varnish, especjahy suitable for Linoleum and Oil Cloth. Pale in color, works easily, dries dust free in 1 hour and hard over night. Price per gallon, m one gallon cans.., 32,76 7* . >. Velvet Finish (Flat). A varnish specially intended as a last or finishing coat on-medium grade in teriors in imitation of a rubbed finish, it i> free working and dries in 36 to 48 hours with u soft, velvety fin ish, closely resembling rubbed work, thereby saving the labor of rubbing necessary' in the use of ordinary var nishes. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,. 83*60 Hard Drying Oak, A hard drying varnish for inside use. iisjjecially suited for church and school furniture and similar work. It has a good lustre, dries without; tack, and will not soften under heat. It dries dust free in 6 hours, hard in 36 hours, and can be rubbed. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 82.70 Hard Oil Finish (Pale). A very easy working varnish for in side use and not at all to be compared with the usual listed grades. It is pale enough in color lo use over the very lightest woods. Dries dust free in 6 to 8 hours and hard in 2-thours. Rubs well and produces a fine finish. . Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.60 Hard Oil Finish. Same as the above but slightly dark er in color, although still lighter than many so-called pale hard oils on the market* It is suitable for all ordinary woods. Dries dust free tn from 6 to 8 hours, hard in 24 hours, and can be rubbed to a fine finish. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.25 75 0007-SWP-000165794 Premo Hard Oil. Is easy working and dries with a brilliant lustre in from 4 to 5 hours. It dries hard enough to rub in 24 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.65 Ko, 1 Coach, A good-drying, elastic and brilliant varnish for exterior and interior use. Will dry dust free in 6 hours and hard in 36 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.. . S2.00 Promo Coach, A quick drying and easy working coach varnish for interior use. Dries dust free in 4 to 6 hours and hard in 24 hours. Price per gallon* in one gallon cans. -. 81.65 Extra Furniture, A reliable varnish for furniture and inside use. It dries dust free in 2 to 3 hours, hard in 24 hours and ran be rubbed. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 81.80 Ho. 1 Furniture A safe varnish for furniture and gen eral inside use. Is medium in color, easy working and quick drying. It dries dust free in 2 to 3 hours, hard in 24 hours and can. be rubbed. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.50 Promo Furniture A good, easy working varnish. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $3.50 76 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Fir s t Cr a t e r s a n d Liq u id Fil l e r s I/}arveIaG~er, A varnish first coatei specially de signed as a substitute for White Shel lac, on natural or very light colored woods not stained. Marvelac-er is perfectly transparent in color, has excellent working qualities; will net ' show laps, streaks nor brush marks; is not affected, by water, dampness nor frost, making it superior in every respect to Shellac as a first or foun dation coat on any grade of wood work. Under favorable conditions dries hard in about 5 to 6 hours; to re-coat over night. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,. $2.25 Mis&ion-iao. Light in body, medium in color, works very easy, does not show laps, dries with a snellaedike finish, and will withstand washing with water. Dries dust free in 20 minutes and hard in from 2 to 3 hours. Is intended as a first, also finishing coat on sur faces stained in mission effects, one coat on topoE stain producing a finish similar to that obtained with a coat of shellac and coat of furniture wax. Will not wash up, scour or bleed any well-made stain. Specially designed for and should be used over Hand craft Stains, Does not become rop ey when standing open and may be successfully dipped as well as brushed Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.25 Hard Drying Coater. . A perfectly safe, clear first coater for the best grades o work. Is very elas tic, therefore willnot cr&ck.powdcroT dust up while sanding, like ordinary first coaters, It sands down smooth- 77 0007-SWP-000165795 ly and does not allow subsequent coats to sink a.way or perish, Can be satisfactorily brushed or reduced and dipped. When used as a finishing coat on cheap or medium grade chairs will produce a good, durable finish that will not mar or print, Medium in color and body. Dries dust free in 2 to 3 hours and can be sanded and recoated m 24 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.00 TnmT,TAc.r "A better than Shel-- coffi lac" first caater. A specialty, which if properly applied produces an undercoating for varnish which on interior finishing (floors ex cepted will be found a splendid sub stitute for a coat of shellac. Works freely, dries promptly and docs not settle. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1,113 A specialty made for first coating on interior wood work (floors, kitchens and bath rooms excepted). Shellacine is light in body and consequently easily ap plied, It does not depend upon its tilling qualities but absolutely seals the.surface, thereby preventing ab sorption. It should be only lightly sanded. Shellacine will not settle hard nor become gummy in bottom of package. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.0u liquid niter. A superior quality for first coating on interior woodwork (floors, kitchens and bathrooms excepted). Largely used as a substitute for shellac, ft sands to a perfect finish for sub sequent varnish coats. ' Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.50 7s . .* Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Dr ie r s , Ja pa n s a n d As p h a l t u ms Gold Size Japan. This is a superior article, very eco nomical owing to its strength, and perfectly safe to use with any mix ture. ft is a binder which can be used with delicate colors without in jury to them. It will properly harden rough stuff and facilitate the drying [ of all undercoats." .It is safe and cer tain. " . Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $3.50 Imperial Coach Japan. :\ superior binding japan for use in good work. It does not become brit tle and is an absolutely satisfactory article for use in the carriage or car shop. In the manufacture uf rough stuff it shows a remarkable tendency to hold the filler jn suspension In definitely. and it is so exceedingly elastic that its use uniformly obviates cracking of undercoatings. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2*40 Coach Painters' Japan. This is especially prepared for coach painters1 use. It is a thoroughly re liable article for the preparation of all undercoatings. It will be found eco nomical and always uniform. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.40 ?> , 0007-SWP-000165796 4-sg . !j -f : *1 ? : ! si* 1; i? ! Drying Japan. A reliable article at a moderate price designed to meet the needs of the coach and carriage painter. Well adapted for use in repair shops. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2,00 Oxofene {frier. Is the product of thirty years expe rience. ft possesses exceptional dry ing qualities. One gallon will dry twenty gallons of raw linseed oil per* fectly. It mixes readily with oil with out curdling or separating. It will not cause cracking, but improves the working qualities and durability of paint in which it is used. - Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 52,25 A very pale drier of great strength, when ... ___ color is considered, It will dry raw linseed oil in the propor tion of one gallon of Dry-o-lene to ten gallons of raw oil in 5 to U hours, and in these proportions will not discolor the palest pigments or liquids. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.50 ffercufes Drier. This is a pale high grade drier of ex ceptional strength. Mixes readily with oil and will not curdle or sepa rate. Will dry paste wood fillers promptly and perfectly. Owing to its heavy "body, good color and great drying strength, it is most econom ical for the Master Painter and Fur niture trade. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans. . $1.80 So i The Master Painters' Drier. A strong, re _____ __ liable{ economical and uniform drier. It mixes readily with oil arid will hot curdle or separate. Will not bum the paint or cause sur face drying. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.15 Japan Drier. A strong, economical drier. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,.. $0.90 Finest Turpentine Asphaitum. A strictly pure turpentine asphaltum. Made from finest black asphallurn and pure spirits of turpentine. The best finphaltum varnish that can be produced. ' Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.00 tio. f Asphaftum. A very good and easy-working blade varnish. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans. $1.10 Premo Asphaltum A reliable, heavy-bodied black var nish at i.\ popular price, which, except for cheapest work where quality is of no consideration, will be Found . much more satisfactory and econom ical than black varnishes sold at a lower price. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,. $0.! 0007-SWP-000165797 \ H --< zl fJ i! Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ca r r ia g e Va r n is h e s CONDENSED PRICE LIST Body Finishing, 4$ Gals. Quarts Gallons per gal. per gal. Palest Durable Body............... .. Medium Drying Body.., .., Ex tra Pale Express Coach... .. Wagon Coach............................. .. 6 00 3 "S 2 70 0 20 6 20 3 SJ5 2 00 0 35' 6 35 4 10 3 05 Pints each Goar Finishing. Elastic Gear.......................... .......... Pale Carriage....................., One Coat Carriage............. .......... Hard Drying Gear...... ......... 4 50 4 00 3 0<l 4 7(1 5 20 4 20 3 20 4 35 5 35 1 35 3 35 56 Rubbing* Extra Pale Body Rubbing......... Pale Medium Body Rubbing .. Medium t^ody Rubbing, ...... Quick Rubbing (Body or Gear} Gear Rubbing................................ 5 00 4 50 3 75 2 70 2 25 5 20 4 70 3 05 2 20 2 45 5 35 4 85 4 10 3 05 2 GO Trade discount..... per cent, l Pur prices in 5s and barrels see note page 8lJ , Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ma s t e r Pa in t e r s ' Va r n is h Sp e c ia l t ie s J`l Jf DURABLE SPAR............ j^'Gala. Onan.s Gals, per flal. parent. 4 so 4 71) 4 S5 Po t severe exposure. Pints each 63 W Pints each 34 Marina Spar............ 3 15 3 35 3 50 PnH interior Polishing. 7 2 00 3 10 -------- H ............ 3 00 3 20 3 35 44 A durable floor varnish. ' 25 Transparent Floor j 2 <55 2 85 3 00 ' Hard Drying Floor. 2 25 2 45 2 60 Hard Drying Seat, 2 70 2 DO 3 05 40 For church and school furniture work Pale Durable Interior, 2 00 2 20 .... Pale Flowing Cabinet. 2 OH 2 20i ^ 2 35 Par interior finishing- 31 -i s ffo. 5 Interior. 1 #0 2 00 .... -- Interior Coaeh. 1 50 1 70 16$ A transparent gloss varnish. 25 f Mar-not is packed in a^rtmeni D. remaining: Gallons 3 H Gallons 4 Quarts 4 (For prices in 5 ar j barrels see note page $5) 3 22 18 15 j?- 0007-SWP-000165798 ii m t Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Mis c e l l a n e o u s Va r n is h e s _ J-SGals. Ots. . w. ___ ,,,, , * Gak. P*. flai. pr,RaI. Finest White Enamel....................... fi 00 5 2Q a DStflhJfl Wa2 r*nijEt ^xte"r^ 4 EM) S 00 $ J5 UurabJe wood hinlsh (Ictenor).. 3 25 S 45 a an ES2eftV............................................ 3 00 W 3 95 ^^:::::::;:::;:;: I So IIS Si aS&ftSS**.US i Sg i jg 8H&KS .... ii ii ii vSSteW^f::::: Ii a9s Jig Hard Drvrnjr Gnlr ... II II flo in i /m >- P/cmo Coach...................................... j S Wo^fjfiti!3Sf!jre.............. ......... J 50 WO- l Furniture...................................;.....;..;..;... it s|gq ? ^5 f jg 2 00 ?J5 }j J7g0 } |f|tc Trade discount..........per cent. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Dr ie r s , j a p a n s a n d As p h a l t u ms Cold Sisc Japan . ............................ Imperial Coach Japan................... Coach Painters* Japan.............. < >. Drying Japan.................................. .. .OxaJene Drier........................... . Dry-o-Iene............................................. . Hercules Drier........-.................... Dry*o*nite {the Hester Painters' drier)....................................... Japan Drier...................................... Finest Turpentine Aspha/tupw... No. 1 Asphultum... -..........-. -Premo Asphaltura................. Ots. Pints Oats, per gal. per gal. each 3 50 3 70 ? 85 55 2 40 2 60 2 75 ,,,.2 40 2 eo 2 76 2 00 2 20 2 35 . 2 25 2 43 2 00 3i 1 0 1 SO 2 00 2 15 20 1 IS 00 2 tfo J 10 75 1 35 1 10 2 20 1 30 95 1 50 1 25 2 35 1 45 I 10 34 20 31 23 ifl each 20 17 15 18 14 11 $| Trade discount..........pH cent. Pot firUtt in 5 gollbn <:<ih s deduct 10 tints PH gotten and for bands u deduct 20 emts pn gallon front tbs on9 gatic*t list pries. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Fir s t Co a t er s a n d Liq u id Fil l er s , MarA1mr- in................................. *r> A varnish first coaler. J$Gafe. Qt. Pint HPla. Lrita. pr, pa], pr.saJ. c^cb each 2 2.) 2 45 2 HO i? 21 1 u,.,i '.............. ,- ,2 23 2 2 60 Finishing coat (or mission Stains. he^e_eoat.........................,.................................. 21 0g0j a2 2-> 30 ... .. A better-tfiafl-SlieiJac1' first water. ' ' ' -37 , .-n-, 21 * ............ ( 1 .0 120 ............... 1 !.ctl jTM .* {For prices In 5b and barrels see note page 455.) Sh e l l a c s ' Cut in pure denatured alcohol. Gals, - Qts. Fts.K Pts. JtfPcs, Pure White................................................................................................................ Pure Orange................................. ................................................ No. 1 White .s, .... .,>* No. i orange., - -.................................................................................................... Net prices subject to market changes without notice. } pints to quarts put up in glass bottles, gallons to caps. *5 0007-SWP-000165799 0007-SWP-000165800 ja * & - ** & & 0007-SWP-000165801