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Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s ijZ - /bJ JL~ fab- -/-/-Jf. PRICE LIST No. 70 >EFFECTIVE JANUARY 8, 1931 Prices subject to chu|e without notice < F. O. B. Price* Abilene, Texes. Amarillo, Tens. Dallas, Texas. Denver, Colo. Ft. Worth, Texas. Houston, Texas. San Antonio, Tex. Waco, Texas. Wichita Falls, Texas. '****p**~. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co , SALES OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES j ^ J lllljll j ,ppi, ------ --- -- " ViVa?-'''-' : , . Afc>AUAiW^VilWiA3i^3JtT-,;- S -W ,fi#.r'- h ir w in il u a. ms.. ' V'v JC^ 6-^iSvV?.;r ; PRICE XISTi Iws*A.~'r. '.aif; ........... >;.-: ) .'.C.`'- ',* - " - nwvt i>V' ;r* .V717J1 ' '7 A ':''--:^S^-' Widi* **"> #> .-..i.A'.^n _ iV s^jLi/JT.-^l V EFFECTIVE J;A N*,,UVA. RvY *8, l93i .^- *-.. . i ? - i/.1 '. . . K^tf S5*fe>r'jrt_`Utfi - ....A. 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AH Inquiries should bo mddrooood to tho nosrsst oftioo ABILENE,tEXAS, 7S> Nortk *md A*P" ^TlitNttSViiu,T*m,f0vSwjT2ST ALBANY, N. t* (Mi B MaUn-arr Mi B*UTTU ROCEj*KE*aBliakDto* ALTOONA, PA* 1I1SU7 GmRfto^ jjt v >ix^jwqw fifr.nijp* 0-< M*wStoo AMARILLO, TEXAS, III Grato SiM LOUISTTLLE, CT, StS-IT W^t Mm Stoat ASHTABULA, OHIO, 22S Mato Stoat MANSFIELD, OHIO, CmMr TM iWW WaM tSfetoMH ATLANTA, GA* t Pottfcm 1M AUSTIN, TEXAS, 117 Cmn m Sto* itr ,, MEMPHIS, TENN, tQ DIman AAana. " ` > toJw.ru, m v m n ^WwlfeM ; | BALTIMORE, MD* Pralt axto Gma Stoat* MILWAUKEE, WIS* ttfB> in . t m at. I BANCOR, ME* 75-4S FraacB Stow* va ,VA*M--IN--N--E--A--P-O--L-I!S *,-,-M--I-N-Nv.* MT--il T--M SSmtmlt, M BATON ROUGE, LA* 1 at TM MmO!A Jr ltONR0JjL,lll Cato^a Stoat BEAUMONT, TEXAS, KM7I OrWx Jm MONTGOMERY ALA* a BINGHAMTON, N. T* iCZ W.kh|tio Stoat NASHVILLE, TENN*----- - Sbtfaa BIRMINGHAM, AU* MtHI TM A*a^lar^ . -.. ff' ftSiTARE. B^J* hm R,M tUw Aa, BOSTON, BUSS* 1WJ FRuM* Stmt ............NEW HAVEN, CONN* Ml CW*i Stoat BRIDGEPORT. CONN* U Cm Stmt NEW ORLEANS, LA* 17* Um Stoat BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, TM Prto.a Mat '-------~ *SW TORK.*r*r<W.>k--.LBt frt.o i . BUFFALO, N. T* r Paart Stoat NEW TORE, N.T.(0ML S> Mafia* A**j CANTON, OHIO, BM4 Tnmfu Am OAELAND, CAUP* 1 Stork An. T{ CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA, TM Stoat, Bato OKLAHOBU OTT, OEU*B) Ba* GtaaRik. CHARLESTON, N, C* 2*7 Eato Bar Sto* OMAHA. NET* Caraar Toot* ami DaAga Stool* CHARLOTTE. N. C* 212 Wa* Phi Stoat . . PHILADELPHIA, PA* Daiann An. atM CHATTANOOGA, TENN* I2B Bmd Stoat f ' h j(.' PHOEMI. AIU2L. SU Wa* Jbdtaao Stoat CHICAGO. ILL* llSdi Stoat tod Catofa Cm An. PITTSBURGH, PA* CM! Watar Stoall CHICAGO^HI*OtrOftoaaBWanfcaa*a,2Ml PanM PORTLAND, ORE* M Erma Sto* CINQNNATL 6h 10, Si^Uto Afclc Sto* (~l PROVIDENCE, R. L. M TramaaSto* ^RICHMOND. VA*impart Mak M* CLEVELAND, OHIO, Ctj OBm H Wawkow.^BM Caul Root ' COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO* IS Eaal BQao Stoat COLOMBIA. S. C* ITU Mato StoM COLUMBUS, OHIO, M E*M Ga/Stoto .'j j". jl COLUMBUS, GA* tBU BmBtop DALLAS, TEXAS, IS! Wtl Stool DAVENPORT, IOWA, 121 Earl Saaa DENVER, COLO* 1(2 ArauAaa Stmt ROCHESTER, N. T* <4 SaaA Aaac1 * SALT LAKE OTT, UTAH, a Wa* Imtop SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, US Waat Ciwat SAN PRANOSCa CAUP* MB SacM Stmt MANNAR, GiLj 7ZS Wtol** Sto* SCHENECTADY, N. T* tt Jo t Stoat ' SEATTLE, WASH. %U Phi Aao* Sa*fe SPARTANSBURC, S. C.247 Ea* Mato SPOKANE, WASH* 1ST Sato* Paat Stmt D^MOIN^JOW^m^Waai Umt --------- IPRWCFIELP. IU* IllJBut Mf.t Jto.l DETROIT. MICH* IBM MtvaMo Au*-fc SPRINGFIOD, BUSS* Si Brit* Stoat EL PASO, TEXAS, >11 EVANSVILLE, INB* 111 ST. LOUIS. MO* su; _ STRAOISE, N. T* lit Waat. PORT WORTH, TEXAS. MB Wkt TM StoaT GALVESTON, TEXAS, 2hB ah Paatafico StootaGRAND RAPIDS, MICH. SaaoB lato Stool HARTFORD,CONN*MlTraWTStoU !t u*2 :. TAMPA, FLA, 71> PMBt Am. TEXARKANA. TEXAS, MB Pto Stoat > - TRENTON, >LJ* U Em* Hatorar Stoat TVLSA, DELL, III Sauli tti>wi Ira WGHUNDTOWN, MD*M HOCSTON, TEXAS, C. JMto Eaatamiia, - Sb MCkp Amt::'-..' .v WMONTOWN.PA*'Ptoi IlmalbA .WACO, TEXAS, m Aatok Stok HUNTINGTON, W. VA* 111* Ptotb Am. <' 1NDIANAP0US. IND* MB Wool Goorgk 9Maf " - - JACZSON. MISS* <! bat Caftol Stool WARREN, OHIO, M Mak Stoat ` WASH1NCTON. D. C*t Mmr BU*.WHEEUNC, W. PA* S TmM Stmt JACKSONVILLE, PU* SIM LWtr Stoat 1V/.T. JOHNSON Cm, N. T. MB Mak Stool . ., WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, SH SoaK Stoat WORCESTER. MASS* MMarkto St* Car. I JOPUN. MO* CO Ikk Stoat. KANSAS OTT, MOL. MBB St Imk Am. : t 1 TOCNC3TOWN, OHIO, >71 Waal PaMI Si > <1 oi* L*te t-' ' i: ; . , ili ten'll itl'H l ;j : . . j t ij It.rt:-.. ,r;irf i.<*q . * -'Sln'r tu` <L' l*/ J*'-- Jr >r/TOY> it: 2<rXA P Yiitj `(MCiW. . >W *> ,no: i*tmr> v ofca* znoto idxssO ?&>Um bn* r>' wv, slrt*to 5'1 |!__ Mt ej t?l` ' v ' - '> tv... f > : ; - 0007*SWP-:000004 339 " In d e x f!L-*li|l.v^ SHERWIN-WILLIAMS'* PRODUCTS . >," . V - r Vi..................... M-. ' -i~\i`S-itZtS2Jk o it.vutS-rtr-rTaw-'.-xsioir u- Add Stains.. Colon m Japan,Quick Drying 54-35. Aluminum Bron*e....i.-.:..:D Aluminum American Whhe..*x....,k.'.i.,wtl Colon in 00 (First Quality). Colon in Ofl (Master Painter's)..2 Commonwealth Bam Png. t. ^.14 ' Antydamp........................ Commocwsakb Bara Red. ^... Arsenate of Calcium, Dry. .,... .55 Arsenate of Lend, Dry.55 Commonwealth Paint... `.'.-SiY; 7*4 Cdocrete and Cement Hardener,*19 i Aspbaltum. .*.....'. ..^.-,-.54 Anto gnamd.....:.. j.VL\.r.. tlO Anto Finishes (Opex)... JW Auto Scat Drrsdng....................... 10 Auto Top Dressing..,.:,,'.... .:.f0 Auto Touch-Up Blade .......1 . .44 Automobile Varnishes... . .53-33 - '; ,'-m '--'i Concrete Floor Paint (Floor ' Xaaxnd)..'.`.'i'.1.1'i'f Concrete WaD Finish.! Copper Bronae;, Copper PeinlL.'.TC.V..' ,v. :vi5 Cbmish Eureka Odd Sbe.!v;..'.'15 Cradc and 8eam FiDer.'./7:7;. .716 Creed (50%)...........7/17152; 7 s :.a ' '-! Bam Paints.................... 14 Bath gnamd............ >rt.... .12 Creedex................... ..762 <. ... -vr-TuS* Dnp-pwc8n|......,,....^..ll Blackboard Slating....... ........40 panelng Flocjr, Wax..-.45 Bras-Brite.................. 12 Decotint.... ^. .ar> ,t., .45 Brick Red...................................... 22 Brighteo-Up Stain....... r_.^. .12 Bright Trim Colors...............,....9 Brooses, Dry.............................U Bronzing Liquids..........................12 .... ..; ; \ Brushir* Lacquer..........................36 .. . .r.-i...-i Decalcomsnia Patterns -- 8ee Decalcomania Booklet S-2003 - Disinfectants.,................ ....61-62 Driers and Japans.................. ...51 Dry Cdors..-1.-1.7.16-12 Dry Lime Sulfur.........................55 ' ' --I b . gboool. k.V...v - Cakomhw................' .*..*............*...s.:....16* Canoe (Anto gnamd).. .10 gbend (Qokk>Diyio|)...'.7U,Jf Bbonol Rednoff.v..^l7:77.;...67 - CarboGe-ol........................ .-.V..>.'V..M CmrboUe-ot Shingle Stain..56 Sg-8hd Whte(8a*e44te)..v,.;l9 . Hastie Roof Cement. ..7,.7. ;/ 56 7, Closet Chemical................... 62 gnsmd, Bath... ...>rt .Viri'i.12 Coal Tar Product^....... _ . .5?-3 Colors, Dry.^16-1T gnamd, ddDotch............30 gnamd, 0pex....^..l,'77'..l'.30 Colors, Quick Drying....... ,34-35 Ename.l, .S.eree.n....7. .7.V.\*^V.V.4.0. , . . T 70 (15) 8S0 390 1 | 1 0007-SWP-000004340 J JJW 'W Ijt-.y I HOt X ,, r VM.'cv:-;1^* viJ-rv:r;7r.J;4;i* Enamel Spfit-Coat........................19 Olase tad 8tendl Colon (First Enamel Undercoater (Flat-Rite). S3 * r^r; OU) ..........v-aO-31 **" Ondercoater (XIX) . .47 ' (Haring Liquid (Flat-Ton). &, >18 Fnanwln .; a ;.. ,,y;; '.V...V..18 ' BnamHaatlc. ...'i 1*?i\'. 18 Xcamekid. .t .Y.V; ,V;Y`. :?;* it# . Engine Bnamri, On (e* Afcte Soinci) ........................ >w>U English Venetian Red (Paste). ..18 Golden Oak 8tato. 1 r.VV* 4t Gold Paint and OddSnamris (Ml Odd Oae...v,;.M i ;.U Ordain* Cdon In OB'. >N Graining Preparation. . . v*.'i i l'-* S3 Family Paint. ......... >tt Graphite Pipe Jctot and Oailnri -- -Compound .......*.._o.^*^.S7 Tiller. liquid....V^,.S1 Tiller, Paste Wood..31 Fine Quality Oil Colon. . ...^20-21 Graphite Ground to ;*./ ..r. ; . ' ... . . 'v,- Handtaift Stains. >*,...*7 'dPuA 4,9. $ Ret Black........ . - .*,...94 Handy Touch-Up Hack,.'.44 . Plat Brick Red..... ............S3 Harmless Sheep Marking Liquid 69 -& i' Flat-Rite........ ............... >....-...33 Hemingway's London Purple..... 86 Flatting OB........... .53 House Paint........... .9 Flet-Tooe.............. S3 . .-, 4Ti7*a - Flat-Tone Olaxin* Liquid. i. .14 laaide Floor Enamel. .".1.'.. . . . .88 t. Flat-Tone Miring Siat.....V7.. U Insecticidea.. ...55-58 Flat-Tone Plastic Pigment, .r; T.S4 j ' / '? ,v\ . / Flaxoap.,. \i i1. ;\i .''..Tl r -'T o? Flo-Lac.........................................SS Japan Colon (Quick Drying).Mpli V Japan Drier.. .;.;51-84 - i Floor Boamd............98 L><1* lY' .i' Floor Paint, Porch. ...<........33 ' * rV' 1' Kalaomine.., *; - * >.^#4.. 4 . (i> . ............... 18 Floor-Seal....... KStik D... .. . .^ r. r. .. 59 Floor Wax >ec Prepared Was. .45 KromikkIetalPriuier......;...S7 w* Ploor-Wlp*. .T,,.... v ..t v*13 . ,V'; .-V^'X. . _ v' a .t).;%r1.;. Fly Spray...* .**>y*..59-89 a*'r Laequsr.Opat..JL4.1 ri'riT.'^O Ftmch Crown Orem (Paste)..*>tf Lacquer (Roger*Hrahing) :.'...S8 French Tslkwr Octam (PMta),*4.47 Fungi-Bardo. *> * t'tlM'iu ,WlH ` ZJaoquerPoSah.. tend and line to OB i.i'.^7 . S- Furniture Polish (Patish'Kd).. & .-9S ^ Leadta & **. ' -.{Jov;*'? Galvanised Iron Primer.........S8 itomSulfiv, D*y./.i.^-llT.^S$ ' - ' Llnaeed OD Soap (Flaxoap). rw .ii . Oae Enamel (Auto -, v Enamel)........'.IZ.'tftC.Xb Liquid Flller.j-^^V. Tl/ i: - 't'A. v. T--1 - - - 0007-SHP-000004341 I KWejiff l*M.PW-WI* - - --a2hr*S-vSir- ~ '' ' " ' ' ' f N ff X ; ;- * "* ' .Vo.i^v ** -J Liquid Oold..^, At pavement MerkinfPaint.,M,n.43 Liquid Red Lead.^.t*> Perfect Method RedL*ad,,*.,,t Liquid Roof Cement. ,,..>,,,.,17 Liquid Wax........... fv.v%.. C45 Liquor Cresofia Compoaitus, . U.S.P........................... .......... 81 London Purple, Hemingway** ..16 Machine Paint and Filler.......28 Matter Painters* Flat White..28 jrterjOkvHi<*n'M Bestroy....ww...,.*;M neao4>^..;;.V*v.,,.;.4'C^48 * **' ' Phenolena..-.-.V.;.'V..i\r^.': Ffate 00 Closet Chemical... Plaater Bond: ;* 3 }*i~C;in r *s - W S' .*4 <** Plastic Figment (Flat-Tone) .'...f4 \ r**oUri4Fmaltu.'A&;i&^^^^ Master Painters' Colon In Oil... 29 . Metal Poiieb (Bras-Brtt*).......11 Metal Primer (Kroaaik)...........: .TT . Metal Protective Paints....,:18 Metalaatie.......... .18 PmoihuAx. , vMre^ta.il ("B--rm-Brit-e ).. :'<***? 'poBriiHri..... . '___ - W'C-.fT*? rorcs na ij c c k n *iiu -- . , '&,\i; - - - ` i'-'-J Powdered Floor Wax.: 4$ ^* - ...... .... Prepared Wax.................45 f Mill White Bg-Shei (Save-iite).*3 Prncrvatiie Shingle Stains .....42 - ^T", Mohair Top Finish---eee Auto F r 1 ` Top : (........ - t .M Pruomf Compound....,...,.*.58 V- * ... . . .wV .. Quidc Drying Colon On Japan) ^ - - ,^ >v C Nan*CorrodibIeQraphite.;..-V:k9 - . **> w'ia^o a * a 3+*S L %; V- * i . Ochre (Paate)... v,cv.-v4*t.W ; . Quick DryingEbanot.^V/i.'^',;.'57 d.`vAtf .. -j ... ^: f *.-V Oil Colon (Pint Qaattty)< .\ .1W1 StodLead (Liquid)...'. Oil Colon (Mastff Fainten*)....29 Oil Stm.. . . 11'> f t p*t4Ji Old Dutch Enamel..................... 30 Old Dutch Proccea White Lead..31 . Qpcx Lacqucn...V. OutrideQtoae White, 8WP..V... 9 Oylapiaa (OHanPloe)..t v* y*$ * .{;-T - priat and Vanriah Seacmr; N, (Taxite)............... ...........43 Red Lead (In OS), aee Perfect `' Method Red Lead. J; ."v. :3l Rofer* Braahinf Lacqoar....V..38 Rdfen Lacquer Polish..........37 Rocen Vocue Flnisbaa'r.^....'.13? "''/.'S "'f Roof and Bridge Paint.; Roof Cements... .,, ... . .37-55 Roof Paints (Cwi-Tpr)'. v .3Wf .<K "v* N Salamander Blaelr....... .38 '/'i' i' Paris Often......S3 Save-Ute (Bg-Shal WMta).Vv.. Paate White Paint.. .7.....^..31( Schoolboard Slating...40 Paste Wood Filler.>..... ,*31 Paate Paint. >..> ..*.**. 31 Qcrecn Bond.......f.. ^ Seat Dmriag, Auto........r-l. SJr* T8 as) as* 0007-SWP-000004342 u u l - y^ -ty** (i j yjgwj nyi wimm 3 tm&f* ^; ' Pad* Semi-Lustre.rU.VVry.*^^ Varnishes, Drier* and japans 49-54 8emi-Pa*te Paint. .t C :.". .*?.-V*4 Varnishes, Automotive .v.`i .V51-5S Sheep Marking ad Dranflflg--*** Paint* >...><>.. Varnish Sttin (Brigbten-TTp ' ; . Stain. Flo4*c)............ *.42,2# Shellacs... > > t (fyxy,4J Venetian Red, English (Paste). .46 Shingle Stains, Preservative.. n-,,44 VerdeCte..................... ..',^44 Oise, Gold.. Sire, Flat-Tone Miring. .^ Vogue Finishes, (Rogers)..; J:.37 Smoke-Stack Paint............,,M Soap (T toared Stains.. ,,.,41r4f 8tenrils--8ec8tencQ , Catalogue ............... v.....B-439 ' i .T... i. llfc ' * Stock Dip*59-60 1 * * .. *y. - '*+ Stove-Pipe and Iron Enamri... .4$ Wagon and Implement Paint.,.,46 Wall Finish, Concrete. .*.*'*-t**^i" Wan Finish (FlBt-Twej,.,, 4v . > Wall Finish (Semi-Lustre)..,,..^? Wan Finish, Water Paint..r.,3J6 Wan Paint No. 96..........r..66 Sulfur, Dry Lane..... .... .... .5$ WtilPrimerandSeakr.^,......46 S-W Disinfectant....................61 _____ . ....... r,-'-.' SWP.................................................. 9 Water Stains (Acid 8tatos).,,...41 Wax, Dancing Floor..".u*;7. k:f.~43 : , r--a uQTaste (Paint and Varnish .... Remover)....,..^,,,,43 Thinner, Universal.............44 Tick Dips (XHtik P)...,r ..,v5? Top Dressing (Auto)..10 . . 4. . %. *V 1: V. Toodh-Up Black...44 Tractor Paint (see Wagon and. Implement Paint)...............46 Traffic Zone Ptint............ ......4$ - : -a;-!:.' Trim Color*......v....... ' . l> * Universal TTiIni.................. .44 .. j *,..1 Undereeatcr, Flat-Rite.........S3 Wax, Floor.................'...45 Wax, liquid....45 Wax, Prepared.......................... ..45 WWte Lend On White Zinc (to 47 tf,.2 Jisl s:* *:.* / K--` XXX Undcreoaterl... .47 -c.:^ ; } ,, Ui* -'?'/ -YL < '.*:.< ' Yellow Ochre French (Paste). .^,4? :'-6' .<T.V' jSJo (Lead and J5ne~taOU).vr.Y.4 Zinc to Oil, White..............47 ; Sadereosta, XXX............... ....47 c-. , ./ *? - iziG,taZ' * - \ :sr.r-hS&t'-jgl V-.ivat;'; ....... Zone Painta.v,7 V ...43 . . . ...hvrhsij fnifWr. " It;.;.'. ...c',', ;> .vii-i'J " . .... .V*A ^iC.urstCl xil-. ; --S' 0007-StfP-000004343 SHMRWJH-WfLLtAMS **O0UCT THE LARGEST PAINT AND VARNISH MAKERS IN 1HE WOM.D The paints, varnishes, colon apdwperialtiqe Hptad iivthe fall9wiap.paget include everything demanded'in modern fhirslilug. They will satisfactorily Bupply the paint and vamiah need* of the painter and decorator, the signwriter, the contractor and builder, the m-chitect. the carriage custom and re pair shop, the property owner, the farmer and die housewife. We offer our line of products to the trade with the knowledge that they will fulfill every we make for them and, when us^ft as intended^ wrill elways prove satisfactory,_ .. }... _ ... ,V Controlling, as we do, the supply of nearly aU important rewmaterials used in our products and maintaining chemical laboratories and testing roans where they are carefully examined for quality, we are able to offer goods of higher quality, which are more reliable aad uniform than those made by leas favorably situated makers. When pushed by a live, wide-awake merchant, Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes wBl overcome competition, bring good trade and profits and give the dealer a reputation for reliable goods jrr*TM be one of his most valuable trade assets. ' . The Sherwin-Williams Co. was founded in 1866. Bvertince.that-time we have held strictly to the highest standard of quality in paint and varnish malting. We believed that the best goods would sell the best and our splendid success has proved we were right, Today we are the largsat concern du; kind and expanding rapidly. '* toa stm* su-q Our facilities indude: !x:* .y'n . -jn--. a: s<3?..ij v *Ta 2 Factories in Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit,'Montreal, Newark, Bound Bract, Oakland, Boston, Los Angeles, Lincoln, Dallas and London, England. Warehouses and offices in principal dries from Atlantic to Pacific Onean Representatives covering every important paint and varnish field in the world. Linseed oil mills, where we make, treat and age strictly pure Hnsrrrl oQ far our products. Lead end sine mines and amdten, whare weemploy targe farces of man to mine and convert these orte.r - / / /* Intermediate, dye and chemical plants where we produce base materials for use in the manufacture of paints, ataina, enamels, etc. White lead plants, where we corrode white lead by the Old Dutch Process, and manufacture otter lead product*. ' *) And manufacturing plants, producing peat quantities of Aeetieand other adds. '- s. ri:.s . ' . '' Dry color factories, the largest and beet equipped ia America, where our dry colors are made. - *r \ Uthopone plaati where the highref grade of Hthopcne b produced ftrrit in flat-Tone and kindred products.; " 1; Plants for manufacturing a' complete fine of fasoctiridts mad fangjridee, fair use on fruit, vegetable and field crops. Varuiah, japan tad drier works, where these products are made cxdualvriy. Lacquer pint, where we manufacture* pompiets fine of nitroccfluloaa lac quer* and enamel*. ' An up-to-date plant far distilling coal-tar to make pitch paints, roof cwnentn. stock dips, disinfectants and creosote wood pussi relives. _ __ Tin can factories that make the tin cans we use. Printing plant, with modern presses, bindery, sampling and finishfay departxzxent, etc., where our advertising and printing are economically handled. ^ mmlt* wl maA MAky ct amt Attimn. These facilitiesenable us to make sure bur goods are right from the fouaJ- dation up and save us much ia cost ofmanufacture that it put into the quality of the goods and the maintenance of a strict standard service, t *ro PS)fttt see --f -- Jl K i 9h k *w ih -Wil u a m9 Pftomuorw SWP'.i..5^KWlAJ Jilt; i: SHERWIN-WILUAMS PAINT. PREPARED.^ > .. v.vtarr-Vu *!: V .'TiiA vr.f .-< .71-. Vor Matlat Bufidtega ^.n ;>>c --, * %A'm.'*i& c:. 4^:^; ^ >.' .. .:j :;v i." vr.acJ'.q j -j ' ' Themostdurableandeconomicalpaintthate>nb tnade. There b no otbtf material, either prepared or hand-mixed, that wfll give each uniformly gooo reaultai SWP ia made from aamfaDy aaleeted materials posaesa- ing best paint quaHtiee, thoroughly mixed in moet setea* tide proportion to insure beat remits, and very finely r---1 -*----------- JTrifa 1 - . < On comparative tmt with lead and off or dam " material*, SWP wiD prove to coat less by the job, bw. V cause it spread* mare easily under the brush, was tha painter's time, covers tbe greatest number of square fert to tbs grim, and wean the longest paarible time.' . - r ' It wffl cover 966 square fcet of average surface two coats to tbe gallon. Briefly, s'given surface can be property with SWP for a less average coat per annum than any other pahit made, including pure white lend and oiL *" *-"" .. SWP is made in one quality only, and that ths very bast that ear long ' experience in high-grade paint-making indicates wfil give best results. SWP'. has been on tbe market for nearly 60 years and ritfoy* a higher reputation and larger sale than any other print in the world. " T* .. .? f<: eevr.U. 6.--S A . , Card C, wifi . ;{*/nrut ' -sr# jKfi? Ho ,, - - *. ' *, .... . ; .ar'S*" V'.o''rtxr ' '' -? V-:- -- SWP WHITES v-yf?**. . i *jf-' 1 :i j;-. - si 4.: rf;.* r* '* '> y>- v.-.-f ri;rj$>C SUO tr!-*--:^.-.r?5*f!w ->oo-:c* *'* ,v.rr#rf^ Ci.ti efi.W ; OUTSIDE GLOSS WHTIE ^ *r............m , ,*sr. u...... . ^ 5asir rA Tbe most durable and economical white paint for general use a aQ ex posed surfaces in *B eiiaaatm, S*W Outside (Haas White is a pure paint made Cram pure carbonate of lead, sulphate of lead, pure oxide of stnc and pur* linseed eU with ths uecesaary drier and turpentine. There is no outride white paint made that will cover more surface per gaSoo, lode at white and retain its whiteness and give such general satisfaction over alongperiod of time as S-W Outride ami /' . 3S>.irr v. Amt is *j3r*>>r'-i^ se&rfJ eL^i?.*/>-: iduszsV--- CHINA GLOSS WHTES^feiS^^r 4 1 - -1 ' _ < 'v if: |wvLpc2idtTH d*!* ir.Jxma-1* i,*TtU A ft* or usd'as d fiat 4fadsh',b5t 'mode especially as'an undercoat dr '' jsKTTaal ;. ;:- , .b `*%aj 0007-SMP-0000043U5 r^rwr'.|,-:--1'1'1 ^ 1.!ij s u . - in j ;" *uv 3j w .j iu ,,. ^iwnwng BHmmwiN-W(l u a m9 Pmoouorm . ' S }NP: M:& SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT PREPARED ?- Antique Brown, 499..,. .4.. HPt*Pt*.Qta. HOab. <hk Mdk Bbb. Apple Green, 460. .. ....... BUck, 467........................ Blue (for Inside work), 369.. . : Cl ^ 7,s?;tjfif'S'ib i v' Bottle Green, 434... ui -.'-si-ufri w.^7 . t v *. WC-.- 4'; Bronze Green, 475.. Canary Yellow, 337.............. , -M; *v..`-`eji [the- ' .>.'* . Colonial Yellow, 375. 'T ... Cream, 462....................... .. u- /. Cream Gray, 360........ .... Golden Brown, 436............... t* ' . . :.V'T Golden Yellow, 470.......... . . ; '- Ivory, 496.............................. Light Lead, 353........... . , ,~ y**- - tf*i`jtf - J-* . - Modern Brown, 388..... ... 34 4#-' 73 1 38 2 60 2 55 Pea Green, 383...................... Pearl Gray, 479......... .......... Primrose Yellow, 394...... - :T- .V... .. .3tr*w. Quaker Drab, 391................. Red,367................................ Rich Maroon, 382.............. .' . : . , '.S-'rtt&X* "s*> -Cl' Sage Green, 355........ ........... Sea Green, 3S4.............. .. i u z:~v j 4'J Silver Gray, 357............... Sky Blue, 464...'.. I............ uC. r.. ?< > r- Slate, 363............... . V. . If -J-T ~ Stone, 351.............................. Straw, 385.............................. Tobacco Brown, 393. Warm Drab, 485....... Willow Green, 461...... fc.. 'L?/ 3% C\JV>V ' . ' t. * Sk * *- * China Gloat White... i.V i'". ,* >e- t~k. jSv--^ - .*?: ' \.i . * - * - ,*;-*.* ' \ *. . \ Plat White............. 1....... I 15 43 : 78 1 48 2 M - 2 7* ' % n Outside Gloat White... t... } * > . r> . : > .** . * ur..vt ivc j - / ,. . ; French Crown Green, 362... \ 26 45 83 l 3 00 3 95 Moat Green, 498.................../ Net Prices Half-pints, 48 in cate Pints, 24 In cate Quarts, 12 in Half-gallons, 6 in case Gallons, 4 fat case. t 00 ' ';; ; `I BRIGHT TRIM COLORS ^ The use at bright colors far trimming homes, particularly the stucco type, is increasing m popularity, ami to meet a definite demand for theifright color* we have manufactured them in SWP quality. ............ Verdaa Green it the popular shade for painting shutter*, sash, etc. It it a beautiful vivid green and permanent a* well. ... All four of these color* are very desirable far the painting of store fronts. : HPti. Pta. QtSL . H Gala. 1 . 1 u ? + ,,r. NetPriicas " Half-pint*, 48 U cate. Plata, 24 in case. Quarts, II hs cam. Kalf-gaQons, 6 fa case. : Gallant, 4 in case. .. ' ^ Tt ra as) 83* Sf# ...... -- .j.' v- > v; v ' 0 00 7-S ifP-0 00 00 4 3 46 jirjr ttil.,: tv i\ v. i, <21 *!!' i\ ` *v Ci v> 41't, :<! '*i; ,-j; I sr C-r... . 7..--7" o^. : - ` : -7'*- '*>'?'' f *" 8HW*WIN-WfUJAM9 f*mOGUOT9 CPT^teivMSL;^?^T,* ~,V -y.,. ses-;' A ]ipe of eateries'enamels jhade especially fir, trfinfshing aata,4n and other exterior surfaces requiring a tough, durable, elastic, waterproof mam- ' ded finish. On account of the easy working qualities of frW Auto ITnatnrl Rapid Drying, it is possible for one inexperienced in painting to secure a high* <-i-- finish. It is a perfect finish for boats, canoes, lawn furniture, firs hjf . drants, motors, gas engines, gasoline pumps, stare front****. 5v;..r....;a S-W Auto Boamri Rapid Drying dries in about three to-ftw boors, dd pggwting et\ the tmoapherie mnrfftinna. Outside npranre orrrfirarwi sashing will not harm the finish. . i :* v. W HPt. Pta..rV.Qts. --OalscO Black JT ` l 0iV~ 1 80 UJ ?f. 50^: . CapriBhm......' Cinnabar Green. Cinnamon Brown. KSlaraey Green. ... .v > \ >.'3*.: -f'-i ... ________ ____ ____ Orange.,.ygi.ij; X 85isii'4-.8ft-dlM'JC- . Royal Blue.. -^j.-Vk-Cr^yitvCSfcihe'riD,'-s^^':i-' Storm ................ ' ' White. Yellow. Deep oon...,..,,j.....;.y' Sport Red .v/ ' Trada Discount 41% __ __ e^J.' . Half-pints, 48 in caae. - Pint*, 14 in cans. v > Quarts* It Ha Half-gallons, 8 in case.. J ... Gaflcoa,4incaaa. ... . . .^.:rzr.^r. ?3; AUTO SEAT DRESSING^S^fiS;^.;-. Revives the appearance of scratched or old leather cushions end uphol stery, hiding old marks or stains readily. Dries perfectly hard in an hour or ' two, with a rich, dun Week finish. Is not effected by the beat of the body and will not eoften or stick to clothing. It can be easily waahad and kept clean. Z* - Qii . 87 : *:> ; 1 r -1 10 ,2 0* freif* ' Half-pints, 4 in Pints, 84 la ease. :*:*; ^"Qamte, 18 to- ,>.v- ~ x, ro&i. x-s*. h*> t o ..-.-. AUTO TOP DRESSING 'r` An fexcdlcnt dense black dressing for renewing finfah on mohair, pant*- eote and rimilar tope, fide curtains and upholstery of autrmoWka. Can also be used an leather ftirnlture, traveling bags and other leather or toitation -'' leather surfaces. On mohair it dries with a doll blade finish, but on leather; , pantnsote and other imitation leathers It dries with an eggahdl glace. Dries . perfectly herd in three or four hoars; is easy to apply end does not show laps . or streaks, < ., ,. s, v-* -`s - ?" ' --11 - -* H Pt*.' : 'Pts.''^v3;:'Qta. Gala. Half-pints, 48 fri :Trade Discount 40% ' i' .* /?. Vrir::Bts,84inr--J 0007-SWP-000004347  << -- -- "" ' "- ...............:;, Sh k *W)N-Wj LUAM9 `PmoOUOTB ! -'3rf*Ti--'^'' 3 ALUMINUM FAINT --1?*TS V~ Bright as SfiTtr^-Raady for V* A lasting Qvor finish far use on mdistnr*,r*nge* t--* and water pipe*, (u stoves, machinery, engines, etc. Abo * '**! '.-f,- 1 5* few outside use on gas engine*, bent*, metal vorfc, cornices, cupola*, ofl tankea.a,tk Give* moat satisfactory results, becauseit it perfectly mixed and finely works stands peel, blitter disagreeable One eighth Pints, Min general utility purpose^ - ", i <* 1 lb.Cans t * >,'> | HU i,lb.Cin.; " - Kt~yr. r.-.o :-. -V ; ' .' c--.-' j;?a ;:. Net Pricas ' ^?v-v ?,*> ' One-pound cans, 48 in . v ANTYDAMP ; '> , t.iy xast, t */.'- ? ' :'*>v >. . S ' foundation Damp-ProoiAtangfi * ': < . , ,-.... . . ; .V.,Xt*> ^ Antydaxnp it a very heavy black paint of asphailt type, which ist appSertf ; '-v.: - to the exterior of concrete and masonry foundations bdow ground farm to ' ?^ damp-proof basement walla. For ordinary dtmp-proo&ng two coats should be applied. Will cover approximately 40 square feet, two coats to the gallon. -.vVK;s :... Is applied cold fat original consistent, except in very cold weather when it la -w lurriesry to warm slightly before applying. Remains fat an elastic condition ,* :W' indefinitely. V* Vi Bvery genera! eontractor and foundation ccnuactor is a prospect for thbies " - . sale of Aatydasp. Look for specifications caning forAntydamp fat the part 0007-SWP-000004348 3:,. 4> ' ,v X #j :'.j-' ft ,T!: > .< %: r. i ii i' f! ii m fti ; r; i i - r i; t r` j *- i; _*; t: t ', P! N:< jj a ail-. BHmRWtN- W/LUAMS PMO0UCT9 BATH ENAMEL'A ^ A high quality and thoroughly wthhctoy enamel for the exterior of both tube and bathroom wall# and woodwork. Zt produces a porcelain-tike finish that is tough, tenacious and durable. On new work, use Plat-Rite for undercoats. - \`y ;:iV '-/k'Pta.' HPta,. ,;Ptn-;;/-Qb.:'vQ^*. Porcelain.. ......32 Sf .. 93... ?','J fO . 9 05 - --e Trade Discount 40% :W*r,->'*i,. iirr- Quarter-pints, 49 in ease. Half-pints, 49 in * Pints, 24 in Quarts, 12 in case. QaSoea,4in BRAS-BRITE Liquid Metal Polieb ri- irl '; -os ,'Y A liquid preparation for cleaning and prfishjwg brass and other metals. By repeated tests and comparisons, Bcas-Brite has proved to polish more quickly and easily, requiring but little robbing. WID not harden in the package and wiD keep in perfect condition in any climate. - HP*. Pte. Qts. HQals. Gab. ' 97 , . 90 . I 55 3 70 'f Trade Discount 49%/./. Half-pints, 49 in case. Pints, 24 in case. Quarts, 32 in ease. Half-gaflaos, t in case. " Gallons, 4 in erne. "n ' ' ` ' ` BRIGHTEN-UP STAIN A ins* A Stain and Varnish Combined ' - Produces a stained and varnished finish in one operation cn old or new furniture, floors or woodwork. Is easily applied and does not show lap* or brushmarks. Surfaces previously painted may be changed to imitate any of the woods icpi tainted in this list by first applying a coat of Brighten-Up Stain Ground, and after thoroughly dry, follow with the color selected. Color Card CC143. Dark Oak................... Light Oak.......... Mahogany.................. Walnut............. ....... X Pt*. HPts. - SV./.ii; .-42 - - 47, Pts. . Qts. 4 55 HGsls. Gala. 2 45 4 55 Ground. T` <09. f>'. a.-i-r.-si. Trade Discount 49% Quarter-pints, 49 in Quarts, 12 In Half-pints, 49 in Half-gallons, 4 in Pints, 34 in Gallons, 4 in ease. ' BRONZING LIQUlb' Two satisfsetofy bronaing Bqnid* for mixing with gold, aluminum' and brass broexes. These liquids are unexcelled for decorative work, for when mixed with bronxe they dry with a high gloss finish, and due to their splendid heat-resisting qualities, may be used on radiators, steam pipes, etc., without discoloring, peeling or blistering. --- ttPtn- HPts. - Ota. HOals. Gala. No. 2...................... . No. 3........................ . ... 90 1 00 ;0l 70 *3 37 ' 55 . 95 I 50 - Trade Discount 33H% i 3 05 Quarter-pints, 49 in case. d-\-, ;H s *. Half-pints, 49 in ease. Pints, 24 in ease. Quarts, 24 in case. Half-gsDoos, 12 in ease. '-' Gallons, fi to caae. -- II -- .1 .C '* ?.ei 0Q07-SWP-00000U349 i |L.*gi jimiij ifj iij !.^^ ^i m a BHtHWIN- WiLLtAMO PRODUCT* >t^-/.BRONZES'rXQK?COO-r ' } * . :"**. * _j ,~y I.W We offer the following Dry Braun to meet the rtquimuents of the ' decorator, the painter, the consumer and the manufacturer, t <- The price* of Ahnntaom "A" and Lac Pale Gold No. 9 should prove unusually attractive to large aaer* of Dry Brenje*. When mired with S-W Bronxing Liquid*, fasrrrt oQ or tpar varnish, or combinations of both, these will make liquid braise paints ratable for ofl or water tanka, smokestacks, interior aad exterior walls; in fact, aQ types of surfaces both inside and outside, where a broaae finish Is desired. The of the fine is recommended where the highest type of bronse decoration is desired. XXX Aluminum and Gold Braises are especially recommended for artists' use and automobile striping. 1-lb. Cans 1-Ounce Papers Per Brand >. % -Per Ounce : >i XvY A*-f MU. Aluminum "A*........:.'.... m Lae Pale Gold No. t ........ Pale Gold No. 5000. 1H .< a - 10' , .-C'z. Pale Gold No. 10000... Natural Copper----- - - .-- CMFL Aluminum XXX..... l i 06H 1 86H _ ' .* IIj ' 1 13 fr IS CMFL Gold XXX.......... .. l MH Nat Prices IS -j?-" Prio-- in larger container* may 0# had on appiroation. 'r,vQ CONCRETE AND CEMENT HARDENER Concrete and *>* WfdW* applied to the surface of a cement floor, makes it hard aa granite, prevents dilating or wearing of small particlss aad seals the floor against water-or ode. ... ;.-j; Concrete and Cement Hardener wQl treat from 60 to 100 square feet ef cement surface, three appHcationa, varying with the porority of the surface. Seventy square feet may be taken as a basis for estimating. The first appli cation is reduced in proportion of one part of Hardener to two parts of water. The application should consist of equal parts of Hardener and water. The third application be in proportion of two parts of Hardener and one part of water. Mix la a wooden pail, and flush onto the floor, sweeping out with a long-handled brush or broom. Barit application should soak the floor, but all rMi-- remaining an the surface should be mopped Up before leaving floors to dry, which usually requires 24 hours. ... ^A These is hardly a modem office building, hotel, manufacturing plant, garage, creamery, hospital or school erected today where the specifications do not call for the hardening of cement floors with a material like our Caused: --xj rvmwit Hardener. Descriptive enclosing slip B 440 Complete dtreo- tions for application. ^ 1-GaL Jug s as r.t .* .niL'oCf t s t o as) *M 3*t 5-GaL 30-Gal, 50-GaL Carboy Barrel Barrel 3 05 . , . . 1 /. . 3 75 NetPrica*'/;;; Gallon jugt, 4 la case. ' _' --o-- . 3-BamJ :i.V y.ict<> Lota . ?>>:.rv* 1 65 sSi , > .* * * . *. ,. ; . it '6 ' v *. r: i ) 0007-SHP-000004350 SHKMWfM^wttiJAMa ^ooycr ' COMMONWEALTHJBARN GRAY f1:'* 1: i An extremely popular gray painCfor painting barns, sheds, care cribs, ' 1 roofs, silos, fences, etc. This paint shares the enviable reputation of Has mocwealth Barn Red. It worts eaaSy, dries with a good gloss, has good cov ering capacity and great durability,; It is aauuocptiaMl vahie far tht prica. '''} Color Card COM, V * f ''Quarts, 12 in i! j :i '. i'i j A bright, handsome, true-toned red paint ofquality, far bams.Sheds, caen cribs, roofs, fences, etc. It worts easHy, covers solid with two eoat% has good : : spreading capacity, and cnwpriooany long life, MB of which makes it mope , economics! to use than other barn paints on the market. Tnasrsnts splendid wood preserving qualities in addition toimproving the appearance of the bofld- iag- Color Card CC-131* -^ jj.*-' ji , tP Quarts, 11 in . . - vvjiY,; Half-gallons, 6 in OaQona, 41a ' Alfase of bright, handsome cetera for painting garaged, fences,' fcrbcrs, .. barns and other buildings srbere a durable and Berviceablepcmt is desired at a moderate price. Them paints are easily applied, have splendid covering capacity and dry with a handsome uniform oil gloss finish. When trimmad with white, these colors peasant a eery pleating appearance-Qdjo* CardpC9t- 1 a* 0007-SHP*000004351 L -'V$ x'l ' > '^ 7-Y5u** *rppmfn9 &MK*WtN~W/LUAkr* ^MOOUQT* CONCRETE WALL FINISH vg v-: f' : &T'-.*.>-i.-> vf v^ - i -' .- A high quality ofl paint maanfaiUuad especially for exterior use-on coo* ,.v'V>.:4;4'4 crete cement, brick end stucco walls. Pamwi extra beat? body, pcrmittttg .'fC:.':$v > reduction with ttnaert ofl or turpentine, according to dm porosity of the *ur- . : *: Under ordinary drcnmstaneea tero coat* win pendant a flrtt-dam jab, and it fa not naewry to aae a primer tar aaaler flnt to obtain a aatiafactnqr - " and waterproof surface. Thi* material dries with a fiat finish. K; fr:~5>C - '-H ................................... . . _:OWa.: ' '$ Oak. . ........ k ' ***, Cream.,....................... Dark " Extra Green Light Venetian ; ^".i -i.'*, * .' *.' ' .. .-->.N-/tvrS\\ -*"r ` * 7-' .' < of g.'cxvrc-vicb ffdfej'o* ^<?ijecB<dpS. Ci - ;7fs J7 . /;.?. ;vj.i!a <*.o 'j^v ..raj,;'":: w fTv::r: ; 73d'iy3, Vft!*nrf.yrK>i.V^7. J-' ^ COPPERPAINT:.^^^a^^r^ ._ _ _. . *_ . . w.?*' >*'t Made to protect wooden bottoms of ycsmls. launches and rther craft from bernades, worms, seaweed. etc. Contain* more copper per gallon than k>. any other paint* of thi* character, and i* the moet reliable and economical ` /l''}"- - 'f`<' anti-fouling ffar on the market. Freshly painted hull* can be pot in tttn'.>'.;>. - water while the paint is *tiB wet. ' ........... *. :y--pst ,o.0*fc.5 HOd*. Gala. 3 Oala.>-W:."45^ Brown......................... - 75 C- -143 . . 3 7f 2 S * Sfe' ,' Red..................... ..W*>V.w I tS 2 83 , 1 80 '/!'? ' Green......................... S7 , 1 8. ^ 3152:46-?8. 3-.10* 15-" 3 10 " -; - .n ,p h c w ^ Quarts, 1`2 i*n-------- . ^BUf-gdlaiw) 6 In----- -- At--------- 'w^ CORNISH EUREKA GOLD SIZE^ : -n ; * .. i. , - . . . .:v.: -7'Sfuifrt/r- . A standard Ug^grade gold dst manufactnred andcr a secret procaas from idgh-grade materiala. . Used principally by car and dgn painters and decorators for gold leaf, sQscr leaf, aluminum leaf, Florentine leaf, Dutch' 4-iv '/'k -x< - metal, or eny other leaf known to the gilder'* art. X* extensively used far Siding decorative work on interiors of churches, banks, theaters, pamnger w; .v'&S;*' coaches, antamobOes, dgn painting, japanning, etc. QOda ^lendidly over n Tc>'<- 'k` flat color the same at over vamith odor or robbing varnish. Win w* tag or - j. run to an edge. Its durability to unawpeased Can be varnished over watt* , out danger of ending. ... . M _____-Qta.* HCtoifc''1 Exttrraa1Quick, ^ Qukickk...TTrr....v....| ; 3r.'':--'*7-:;-'.vi 10. Slow. .........; -v > Trad# Dtocoont stH% Quartar-pinta, 48 fat Qoarta, " : Half-data. 48 in .* i wi-''- t o t s as) 0007-SBP-000004352  j p. ii i^i i. <j iu 'W 8HK*WN-W1LUAM8 F>*OOUGT9 CRACK AND SEAM TILLER > - An elastic eompotHiao for filling cracks,-crevice* and seams Id old and new fleer*. Will not shrink or dry up lUm putty or other so-called Crack sad Seam Fillers on the market. Gives a smooth surface over which to apply paint -or varnish. Has considerably more bulk to the.pound than the swage corn* petitive product and consequently goes much farther, Apply with putty ' knife or palm of hand. * < . * yC ? 1-lb. Cans - 54b. Cam / '>-. - / . ..:: ; ^ . Trade Discount *% v*v? - . .. . 1-pound cans, 4* in case. . j*- i 5-pound cans, Ufeeaae.^ ' ' '4-1 * DECOTINT : A Sanitary Kaisomine Wall Finish '* >'.'jlf'i;; V^'.' ' ^ '*'* 'o>' Manufactured in dry powdered form Cram carefully selected and is so compounded that it requires only with water to be ready for instant use. Is noo-poisonoos. contains no alkali, add, or anything injurious to the health. Decotint produces a good sanitary wall finish, has splendid covering capacity, five pounds covering from 300 to 500 square feet. A secccrt coat can safely be applied as soon as first coat has become thoroughly dry. Color Card CC-215. .... V 54b. V r-lOO-lb. -SJC-lb. - v - '* .7-w. ,:r ' Pkg*. /-`Kegs'- Bbls.^ White! .7.J ! V. ..'... J2U' - V 12 "-'l V.wfit? ^ Tints.......................................... ................ . - r V ,UH- - ^' ' * ' . Trade Discount 4#% ' ' ' ' .V> 5-pound pkgs. packed 10 in case.. , * "Vj . DRY COLORS V Our splendid facilities for the manufacture of Intermediates, Dyes and Chemicals used in producing Dry Colors place os in the foremost position for supplying Dry Colors of the highest quality for use in paints, stains, enamels, etc. .................. . . ... The Dry Colors Hated here are, with few exceptions, the same as we use in the manufacture of our own high grade products, the majority being the product ofour own dry color factories, and as such will be found vastly superior in color, tone strength and fineness to the jobbing grade offered on tbs market. -J7. ... Germantown Lamp Black >- ,-<i : --- - -- ; ' Per pound Ih m pound pa_p__e_r_s-.. .:>r*.. .it; ,u.yi".nt;rn.- :?:.z ,?v?.K -ci.s-- .. Ooo-quartc-pound paper*.... i ^ ^ ~\.'l 33)4 . . 1v li'osX- Zi;\- Powdered,w . I5ji . l})ij Bines ." _ ChcrntrsTly Pure CMnem..:iV; ii.\i *ilK No. 1 Prussian.... nw..W. 2SH Ultramarine (C..U.)........V,k k .. ,,A5)4 '48)4 . 46K c 21H <- H . .'vllJi ,l . W}3 r?...'.!;; 'fxsr'sjtS-rnj'ofvr - - ?:;i;:`v-.^ 0007-StfP Li- JII^J E!JI yil-.AU. J H.iJUWJgJi I Ull SHKMWfN-WfLUAMB &*OOUGT9 DRY CX)LORS--Continued 7 ; . ^Browne V* v'**5l" .. * - r.'.i'.'i' * - K<" Imp. Saw Turkey UmW.' '&il%k<)\?A9 r Imp. Burnt Turkey Umber. ........ 14 .jlO Imp. Raw Italian Sirnaa,,......... , IJ4>* UK Imp. Burnt Italian Siennai^Tyr-. .^tBH 14M Vandyke............................................ ............. . 1H ;. 1*8 ' -* - - - .' .7 .> t" >\;UC .4 " ,> ^ . ~ *v Lt-.yi . :Craaaa < #*/ > itr*? Chemically Pure Chrome, 2S ChemicaDy Pure Chrome, Media*. ;v; $2K - U ' MW Chemically Pure Chrome. Dark. ..w..Vi ' " 35W ' ' SI8 JW$4 No. I Chrome, Light........i.:. . IS : 11- ...tjr* ' *9 No. 1 Chrome, Media*. iv'./*.V. JJj > - It** JL'ii *'3l No. 1 Chrome, Dark..............&*m -*sr >$*'%%> No. 5 Chrome, Light..........v*.V^w^-'.u; .. *4'./*,rv* s'ji&S^S&e: ' '1 No. 5 Chrome, Medium.....'.;..'... .V??,; * 14H MHm ' ,*n .A No. S Chrome, Dark............#,.....iwv.V-. 15 -11 w ' >' **^W* * ' ^ ^. 'TKffL <w* * ' V - Imp. Eogliab ttuiiw......... Imp. Engliah Tuacan..... v* n.V.W.tfSVx Oriental, Dark.... American Vermilion.......... Turkey, Dark.......... Orange Mineral......... . Red Lead................................. <j Engliih VermiEoo, Dark ...... ". *> . .: iiT^cSl ij Chem. Pure Chrome, Light.,.. ... Chem. Pure Chrome, Medium... ~u Chem. Pure Chrome, Orange..xwan.&a-..Tn. No. 1 Chrome, Light.............................L-i,, No. 1 Chrome, Medium...ii.... No. 1 Chrome, Orange.. " ' No. 5 Chrome, Light.. No. 5 Chrome, Medium.'. * No. 5 Chrome, Orange Genuine Dutch Pink.... Imp. French Ochre. 0007-SWP-000004354 wjuytvwjpn"ji. ,uu l -J'.HW &h w *w iN'Wiu j a m9 Pnooucrm lii; t' 1I *n. f ; -. -r. t T >-z 5T 'Vnt -*'i- t v.v*i - mr'i-si.-s-sST :va*i I-e'rjia*! .qM Ensmdastig it * lone oil, high quality mamd for wm!U and woodwork. It dries with a good high gloat or satin finish. Enamdaatie may be described as a long oQ enamel at whiteness with excellent leveling and flowing qualities, good power all other characteristics of the highest grade oil enamel which appeal to discriminate master painters. Enamelastic is so formulated that it can lx tinted to any of the softest shades of ivories or greens without being thrown off shade.- as Is - the case with extremely blued white enamel. .... r-*C. -r^'Q / i /' XXX Bnamd Underwater is recommended for use as an Undercoster; Whit* Enamel, Gloss........... White Enamel, Satin Finish. Qta. 180 OsSa. ' <80 iiQai'i: to Quart*, 13 in case. Trade Discount 44% 'K&-ZZ? Gallons,-* Jh -:;0 N ENAMELO Enamdo has been devdoped to take care of thoae jobs where quicker drying is necessary than is obtained with an oil type **-- * each as Enamel* astic- ... -> Naturally a quicker drying enamel must be of the varnish type, but real* the many faults of the usual varnish enamel, we many of them as possible in Enamdo. ... at aa Enamdo dries dust .free in 1H hours, hard in 6 hoots, and hard overnight. It works unusually caty even with a four-inch brush on large wall sunaees, has remarkable covering for a varnish enamel, flows out smoothly and does not sag. Not intended to be sold in competition with Enamelastic but, instead, is a companion product sold where speed is d the greatest importance. f Qta. Gala. .. 5 Gala. Enamdo Qloss White Eoamd............ 180 <30 ,^-Ji 20 -: Trade Discount 40% Quarts, IS in case. ' . Gafiont, 4 in caae. ENGLISH VENETIAN RED Ground in Oil ^ '?\l A..................... H................................ r 12H*lb. pads, 4 in 12H*lb.P9lla . 15-tb. Pafla ; 1004b. 29 . ... ,rM 27 - S9U 1 n * 17*4 laS m52 Trade Discount 29% 23 13H ' st-; ;t -14*$ ::v-t3'. -. ' f.'sn-v r*I*f / ,.T/. tSJb. pafla, 4 lb .iiSftit. 0007-SWP-Q00004355 SH*KWIN`W/LUAMS PmOOUGT9 ' ' .1-0 '/A r ENAMELOID JQ XMH ; r .'; -:;v - <4 ^ ^ An enamel which dries with a beautiful porcelain-likefinish,'mast durable and resistant to wear. While Rnameloid was originally A*aAf*A forthe hrtf> feir-msl punter and U still a prune favorite with him, H is ideal for amilteu use, in that it is most easily applied.' This qeality is rssmtisl. as is the kmg list of bright, attractive colors for refinishing of all types of fumitnre---m* room sets, breakfast room sets, porch, bedroom and kitchen furniture, as well as wicker, rattan and metal furniture, pottery, glass, etc. Can be washed repeatedly with soap and water, ft equally adapt* able for finishing walls and 1{"gt of bathrooms, kitchens, refrigerator rooms, laundries and similar surfaces where steam and vapors are present Color Card CC-133. . Black.............. Blue................ Carmine.......... Chinese Red.. French Oray.. Jade............ Killaroey Orem Lavender........ Lettuce Oreen Maroon........... Medium Brown Medium Gray. Old Ivory....... Orange........ Rose................ Sky Blue...., White.............. Yellow............ :HPta. HPts. Pts.'-- :Qta, H<HU. Qda. . - ..Lid,.iitcnj; SUPf" c* .-it J : _ ;IV >,' .. 5`.i. . , Vi ! ' *; S*P . h:n^', ac.m-rao'J*-. \ 35 57 1 00 1 80 3 35. 8 30, "'ja.?i t-n:. :I ' - - >' Trad* Discount 48% r -li I, .saicjS,. ~.f. Quarter-pints, 48 in Quarts, 13 In Half-pints, 48 in Half-gallons, 6 in Pista, 34 in Gallons. 4 fca .. - m" . c i POtlTC' . .. ENAMEL SPLIT COAT * \ir .V' ; Many painting contractors desire to have in their shop, for Instant use, a ready-mixed split coat which is used as an intermediate coat between the priming coat of XXX Undercoater and final coat of Bnamelastic or ffnamrln. and far these we offer Enamel Split Coat, 7, The painter wSl welcome the opportunity 'to have a rraily initnfl spot cost on any large job as it saves him time and money then by mixing an tinder* coater and an enamel to produce a split coat, as well as gives trim absolute uniformity of sheen and rightness to bold out the next coat of enamaL The use of this product insures a job free from brush marks. ItJa ideal for first eoat on old work. J- .uu.j-.a tas' : *.. Qtt.. -V5 Oalfc Bnamri Split Coat...^ 33 Quarts, 13 In c m J -! fNstfriMI - trt i . -i* ; ; . . .--y OaHona,4itt1 ' TS 7S os) 8ie son 0007-StfP-000004356 <J J!J.* l, :' piJUUW^U^I*- J1 ^ W11 BHvmm-wajuAM9 Pr o d u c t FIRST QUALITY COLORS IN OWj . '; *" ' U--d largely by master painter* fcr tinting White Laid and other pafaiti. Alao o--d quite extensively for eign-writing purposes. S-W First Quality Color* bi Oil r^iriamt the high--t quality of oofcrt ground is pore 'miral Are nrongcr ia tinting power than nay other fl colon on the --arfcat, mtt perfectly oultod to produce Tiffany Glaae Effects. Color Card CC-160. t- Case aad pails--priest per Iby Small tubes prtc-- pardon Lap tuber pric-- per tube,. -vJ . *-'' -- *' R .uc^-T .. foe g-Vv .**** -q-gJjg -r^r np/i***..' v.t; :>v" 5s-; ~ J'*~..... Tabea -Tube* Ivory Drop.'.i..Y,.,.. X 45 "'"; 3d Bngiub Coach.......' 36 Sign Painters...... ..i`; LBp (CP).wC.,....i^-iJ 45 -w it*i 3M5: Lamp (193)... .Ivi: 36 Cane 'cad Cana Mr .'Mt :: 35 IS >V7>' ... j > . " >r- `..Vrirt. Pro--ian..,.X 45 Cobalt............ ............ 195 Ultramarine........ 145 Deep Cerulean,,..... , .l 60 Bhsaa 40 45 78 39 ' 78 x- pi >;i>: ssv Raw and Burnt '-'`vf': Browns J'" ' ' 05?>v yf.''T-r J . Turkey Umber....' .1 45 Raw aad Burnt ' 37 *.', 49 S .tiwiwItalian Sienna...... 1 45 Vandyke................... 145 37 31 36 *' 49 49 47 1 Japanese.........'........... * l 45 46 V. . Greens Parit...___ _ 1 75r 47. Bronse.Y..v, Chrome L* M. and D Deep Olive r? **< Peacock. Olive Lake.V. "1 66*?^' ' > -.v% r.^.%. V-.'-. r ; 75 41 n- .. f, 39 37' 45 43 r -{\ -r.. -y't^ >*i .y ] ..'/ Red* ' :-ic; -'.t-r;. Dragon 3 66 63 1 38 36 1 >4 33 CptBiul ....... , , . 1 45 33 6t 66 64 63' Rngliah Vermflioo.. 6.16 3 S, 33 -3*8,, .3 J6 Vi. American Vetmfliort.A*' -t 4S : -/ '64- ' w > U* Roae Madder............... l 45 86 Engliah Roae Lake Permanent La*.... Crimaoq.n..-.wSf-ayg-.v.'. r, !>--i ^.+3 s: ..-Jtiy*' A^rzsii-v^est . T*j5ciy3'>a.ir',,7. Tnacan................ .1 45 -'. 46 eijf v+i-:.*'' . Turiy.-f.. 45-rt:.- '46. *.* Indian.,.-.....,,^*,. -1 43> i.^46, :i; .rJ5 r..3*-fc;V&^. .-,49..^ Bns&h VpMdn.;. t0.^ 4S -2^1: z M 33t; *',x As j e.-xcJiic L;ts )9:*-j `~VV<u ' ' niromr' T pr:.> n/rtoia vfl' - andD. O. (aP.).:: ' 45 63 '39'.^-3 Chrome -L.3C.O.. -. rWl^' - v " f .',.V'.' & ndD.o.,.....;.. i45 46 ss < 49 *7 *'-? Golden Ochre.1 45 36 -43. >'' 46 ^ 6$ '-*e:i-'86A:V r ifjfi j\ f French Ydlow Odmu. Orange Lake.. 143 .* 39 !*- 37 - ^iS ^ 38 I7$ .\z.-lfe yM ^ T''. ii- 0007-SHP-000004 357 WtMP^ l- *. - /C;:^:,*;^ .;U?Mft JMW ;,Tr A prepared paint for building* botaide andauidc/wbare a moderateprice >''*. paint it deaired. Ii ideal for general household uae, cupboard*, shelving, - chain, window bcoces, etc. Produce* an til gkaa dniafe which will grreazd-. -.^\*a''''. * ." form aatisfaction. Color Card CC-10X?, ~ 9jtjjw' '' - AabGray...... . ***'> [6*.~ ~ Bottle Green........ ,, Brown.........I.'." BufT.......................... Cream. ..........., French Gray........ Ivory.......... .. Light Light Light Medium Pea Red BOver Sky Bla*.. 0007-SWP-000004358  9nmmwu9^wtLUAM9:\,Pmcaucr9 BRIOfi REEL r/ **+?' iyfji-vJ-VSii'1 Ground In Oil' ."- ^ ' Pof tiie oo oW arid}! "birick wan* to imitttt! thl1 terra-cotta work. - ,rTW >. S*lbi Cans>i* 19 >;; into*; ^S^bund eans, Due V-V 5V . . - < - . ..-.-. .>V_,J*&.Ww*P. H "V! MSI- tttiof tenffi&ll Unden&ifti it-Ri& Interidfr Sfiamd Underccistef it the highest____________ pndercoater which it it possible to produce.' It it ea undercoater of the loctT? type, flows out well under the brush, levels admirably, hts satisfactory " < h'-y'"epreeding end drying qualities, and is very opaque. It will produce a very * ` ".';'-T'-: ''. smooth, flat finish, whieh.tandt readily without gumming the paper. ' This ucdercoater U intendM fot tofariotyofit only. . It it furnished as t___ -;v<,, >. companion product and undereoeter for our famous Old Dutch BnaxneL For - 'r^it J'Mn undercoater'fcr exterior namdwbrk,we'recommend SWP Flat White. . aisJX*!'.--Tii- 2i('U--L.:L2 Hal/-pints, 4S !n`ease??S5.'.-Pints, 24 in s. tQuarts, 12 ihdfc-_ Half-gallons, 6 in cs ,^;;Ganoot, 4 ta^te.^;,,^ ___ t .... rTtnthed oil amd potash, *" <* no "*i fat whatever, no free caustic alkali, consequently can be used on the finest fabrics without fear ofinjury. Flaxoep .1 lathers fredy in hot or cold, hard or toft water.. It it especially Adapted to ;. cleaning floors, woodwork, furniture, etc. Owing to the fact that pure.Hn-^ . ... . seed oil Is the life of all paints and varnishes; Flsxoap la the beet deaner for all *- ;* *. painted and varnished surfaces. It will be found most excellent for deaning ' :-Y V'^.automobiles, windows, mirrors and cut glass. The housewife will find it': V <, r particularly valuable in the deaningof carpet* and rugs., Descriptive Folder'? ms? ' c*n^ - Pallawgfc Pails : J&&1 * ')0-pound pail^ 4 hi' \H*iPmaouoT9 ICK 2Mb. Pans. -ount 35%l.<\^ '' 12H*poand ils, 4 in but* ji -ROTW -,:. t el Undercoat* ' oater Is the highest grade of Uthopone iduee. It is an undcrconter of the long *v *-: tsh, levels admirably, has satisfactory^ very opaque. It will produce jwyj y without gumming the paper.'f terior work only. It i* ftirnished as the : r our Old Dutch Enamel. For. ^ v.<^#HG^o?0s:i :ount 40%' 24 in case.^ Quarts, laines*** Oafloos, 4>' COAP.^Pf seed oil soap, made from cold pressed; nal fat whatever, no free caustic alkali,*, abrics without fear ofinjury,' Flaxoaplj oft water.: It la especially adapted to < etc. Owing to the fact that pure.UA* . ishes, Flaxoap is the best cleaner for ssll :t be found most'ezceUent for cleaning ut glass.. The housewife, will fio4.'jtj carpets a&4 5-lb* 56-ib*4--Sr / ails Pails ? -.' Bbls.j.-eJjtbl^ 28-' ' V--94;^fe^22::;^p >uat 33]f% ts>&^ 5*pound pails, 6 la r4*'-1 tW _t _*9iy ~ * c t' < " ' , i > 'f> #w,4P*l)|fs'i,*v'*W`'i` r*ks`&f:Z**SHM*WJ/#'WfWAM9'P*OOUCT9 >'V.'.&4.#'-Vj ____________ 9&fr`: ***?!&**- ^ .n^:.'* - CASHABLE FLAT WALL-PAINTJ^ . ' The ideal fiat wall finish for artistic decoration of interior wails and. ceil* t-v`" ^ jt of residences, office buildings, schools, hotels,'theaters,.cburches,;etc. ~* ^is durable and sanitary, lending itself readily to the'most pleasing comblna* '-r . - - tioes, and is truly-economical because the origins! beauty of the newly deco- feratcd wall can be kept-firesh and attractive, as Flat*Tone can be washed with . ; / )-soap and water.-' For1 this reason, Flat-Tone.costs no more in the long run -:Lt ^>'.than an ordiaarykalsomine or tint, because itwilleasily outwearseveralsuch fcoata. Satisfactory jobs can be obtained with two coats. The first eoat - `should be mixed with equal parts Fist-Tone Miring Sisq^abd Chf ftgcxvl coat Wied^fctt cotpes from the .$y- Ivcey..^,Vtvti^;-V*fl^M;rg#*v*Vitft-v#*r^TbSaL i *Q--o*:-v ^ * . Bright Sage.'.v>v;t,v g'Bu*.............. .. :Casn Stone....... 5 =./Canary Yellow.. ..r. `"'Cocoeaut Brown,., Cream............. . Cream Gray.. 1.",-f Forest Green.. VvYv Ivory Tan. ' h'-- \'.. L^. :q^9^,^yrcK. < *. a;w? W-i.'C; >5.- 903 Pale Green.'.?) Shell Pink., ,OJ. _ it Silver Gray..;v f'ue.v,A*v^ Jwr > W v!,;-.- M*: i ' i'VHalf-pints, 48 in case. ,,T.t jTNstr Prices. ?**-*{ iT>fats,.24 fai< 't'Salf-gslloos^d in cagg..n i icase.". &&K- ^|l a t :-x Qn ^^13 - Especially designed for use'witb-FIat-Tooievp'For the average ` surface, Flat-Tone Mixing Slse should be mixed with equal parts of Flat-Tons tofot^be first coat, thereby giving a coat oftise and a first color in one operation, pa hard sealed surfaces, or surfaces that have'been previously p^ntjMj os* f<rey. (Quarts, 13 l&jjLS) ^Bslf-galloos, 8 in ** ... f4 la-`eascfet-^;*~1;-:^ , -.y j p * ?. ^'>:^, ?^.^'^:A^^:'l:V'^^`'y^^^^'^v^V '-- "/w^s. i>/ ''--'r.v'ot- `ii"'.- 1 9HMfnmi*-WtLUAM Pmoouorm ?ne-y >***'**? < ;-'i;<*c.- -. .4 ", ;' PLASTICPIOMEHT Flat-Tone Plastic Pigment Is. s ctapbinaticp of carefully selected dry . ingredient*. properly bolted, which, when mixed with Flat-Tone, troduces PtaBcwup^tof,*<?: .;v .7.T., With Flat-Tone Plastic Flgmoit and Flat-Tone combined it it rnsaiUr to obtain practically any texture in a wall finish with a range of toft stipptm, ^ high reliefs, pebbled effects, raised atencBa, raised tik effects, Travertine Finish, anitationa of caen stone, atone blocks, and combinations of these v.c. effects.. 'j'`:". >...' o iist. '.* tUrnx".,y~ AD the painter or cooaumexhae& dolt to'add the Plastic PlgzbCttt'Ve acy color of Flat-Tone, stirring it ell the while wntil the proper It .p; r eadied. ^ ' *4 * r V- ,-/. .'K, ^-.* -*,*. J v *., - -,f ......v...*v.^ a - Plastic Paint made with Plastic Pigment and Flat-Tone hat many ad*-' '; vantages over types of plastic paint. It ia more economical (doe sot only go the saving per pound te the material, but the fact that fewer coats are nnrca ?*. sary) and will produce a better type oftexture wall finish than is possible with ' any other plastic paint on the market. It is also more elastic because it is A . Ofl paint. - - * For full directions for nae in conjunction with Flat-Tone, sea booklet " *-578. . ... ......... '15-ib.* ;v'.o4h;':^;.;Mo6jb. Drum Dram Drum.'i-' . : 17 MH 16 Trade Discount 48% , j :* .. - rfl- v t5"^cO' - .rvj.r-V FLAT-TONE GLAZING LIQUID A superior Mending liquid designed for use with First Quality OB ' Colors over Flat-Tone in producing Flat-Tone System Effects and the so- called mottled or tiffany wail effects. Also for polyehrocdag, wiped enamel finishes, parchment lamp ehadee, etc. Does overnight with dull or gg-fh*M abeam. _Write to the Decorative Studio for farther infer- v v_ 'p**'. -****'~:qfcT J iyi PV.^ "P. 70 P*' .1 85 ; 4.---4 - : Trade Discount uH% For producing a daB black wronght Iron finish oo wood or metal. Par-', ticularly suited for picture finmee, mouldings, ornamental iron work, lamps, gas fixtures, etc. Is easily applied, has good covering capacity and splendid power, covering solid witi ?pe com. Jit is very durable-. .' ' -*92 C;`- Qoarter-pinm, 4t in Pints, 24 in case. 45r;,-'4 5-.'. Trad* Discount 88% ** * Ai'J-ff.-.Lj. Balf-pinta, 46 in i 0007P-000004361 fefcn,v ppytgwi.uyi.jji..i SHKRWIN-WlLUAk!9 F*t*OCXJCT9 ; -J^'^FLO-LACrxtf A Water-Resisting Varnish Stain : . .' ''-i-' {Rjtpid Drying) r'-V.-.c Flo-Lae produce* * beautiful stained andvarnished affect In one operation on furniture, floor* and woodwork, in fact, on any kind of a surface wberrh finish of this kind is desired. Flo-Lac represents the highest quality of staifa scientifically combined with S-W Mar-not, a water-resisting vanish. On new work it preserves to the greatest extent the beauty of the natural grain of the wood. Old work or surfaces previously ean be changed to closely imitate the hardwoods represented in this list by first applying a coat of Flo? Lac Ground. Flo-Lac dries with a high vanish gloss, is tough, elastic and durable, and will not show scratches or heel marks. The permanent dyes used in Flo-Lac make it sunfast. Color Card CC-130. . '.'S' V-4 Dark Mahogany.................... Dark Oak............................... Extra Dark Mahogany'..... Golden Oak..................... 1.. Light Oak....................... .. Walnut................................... Ground.................. . .... .. i HPta. HPto.; Pt*. Qts. HQals. Qaif . . /, '.,.4'__ hi/'J > v - .. i-H . 30 S3 90 : i 60 . 3 9S ? liS: V- i -f-0 */' 30 47 ' 75 - i .*3 >= ' ii1 Trade Discount 40% Quarter-pints, 48 in case Half-pints, 48 in Quarts, 12 in Half-gallons, 6 in ' Pints, 34 fat Gallons. 4 in FLOOR-WIPE A special preparation for cleaning and renewing the finish of waxed and vanished floors, waxed and vanished woodwork, furniture, etc. Makes old waxed or vanished surfaces look like new. A doth should simply be dampened with the material and the floor wiped up just as an ordinary clean ing-no rubbing or poih**g necessary. Works splsndldiy with any floor mop. Pta. Qts. }i Gals. Gala. 60 1 00 1 70 S 05 Trad* Discount 46% Pints, 34 In ease. Quarts, 13 fat case. . Gallons, 4 fas Half-gallons, 6 in ' w-.'V.: FRENCH CROWN GREEN ' f - ' Ground tat Oil ' A chrome green of very high quality, ground far Paseed off. This fine of greens Is bul&, ground to an Intensely fine texture, and pomemae tinting strngtb. No better green can be found far window blind*, roofs, fane* or any kind of painting where an farteneriy bright, perma nent green is sssentiel :* .^ Per Pound . XJ v"vV,-.`ii>:*'"-l4b. : 5s*-lbib... 1la3jjffni>h.. 33MMbb..,T French Crown Green, Light.... Cans Cans Pafls . Pafls j French Crown Green, Medium French Crown Green, Dark.. French Crown Green, Doufbatlee_D__a_r_k_......) v .- >*>****/ >) Trade Discount 35% 1-pound cans, 48 far ea*eu '; ^-.k. *r ` 5-pound cane, 11 ineme,i*\ 13H-pound paQs, 4 far cnee. . 3^ 'VV... t s ro us)i mm - --*''i. ag-b. ';j! Jr.'-.y:-. ,r 1, -- 0007-SWP-000004362 8HBAWJN-WfLUAI*9 PMOOUQT9 A^ *s - *' JJUfiM Dtrina For Wood aadConcrataFloors , '' A high-class enamel paint,made to walk on. Expense has act been spared in the maaufnture of Floor Enamel; consequently this Bne hae no equal for durability and dependability. Floors finished with this TTnamrl win stand . hard usage and repeated scrubbing with soap end water. -^e' / v Floor Enamel win gire enduring servtes an ooDcrett and cement floors la'%y' the *>, factory or showroom. Basement floors w32 take an an attractive - appearance from the use of Floor and the housewife wfil appreciate a substantial sanitary finiah so sasily kept dean. Color Card CC -v' No. 469 No. 487 No. SH No. 449 No. 488 No. S78 No. 384 No. 488 No. 454 No. 480 Dust Color.'.. * ' v- *'-i Gray......... Gray Stone. ,..f light Oak...... light Tan... r. i onr-t' ^ \5Lsr*- Mahogany.....i Oak.... 8late...v f;#iSi|1^88S TfleRed."*.^-..., Walnut Brown.v..'. - Net Men ' Pints, >4 in ts. 13 fat ease.' Piif^tiiiyi^ {jjj case-' "^ ...<WBoo^4mease.,5- . ^ - V, - . - " ''.>-* - . GALVANIZED IRON PRIMER For first coat 00 galvanised boa. A perfect undercoater for gubecquent ' coats of paint, which prevent peeling or ecalmg, so common where ordinaryofl paints are applied directly to galvanised iron. Absolutely dependable on interior or exterior surfaces. store-fronts, roofs, penuries, ste. Drfai hard in 12 to 34 boon. For beat results the succeeding coat of paint.should be applied within 34 to 48 hours, blade only in one color--Gray.. Color-' f.. .<* - . ..... so*-,'- Quarts, 12 hi > Balf-gaQbns, 4 in Osfions, 4 in .. .'Uicd principany by blaster Painters ^Ind^ ^K graiDeld effects of -4. hard woods. Colon should always be used over Graining .Poled Ash. .. I... . r, .V*. . -- V-.' Cherry..... . **;,*.. tDuarak rOvavk. i-.'..-.i,-*vi. rr* ... >. La^it Osk..,V#.- ,.V5rr Mahnpny..,...w..,`.>,i. Maple......... ...^., 4-. I'.; Walnut...... .. u.... ... Ground* I*, and Trade Giacouat 25% < 1-lb.Can; 0007-SWP .-- > c i'.- '* '' ^ _ .!> 'A.' BHB*WW`W/LLtAM9 PmOOUOT* ' mv *:'. . ----------- *'*-*.. GRAINING PREPARATION Ground in Water . " A special preparation for producing the* effect at the natural gain oif woodi on disfigured floor*, interior woodwork, etc. For direction* and more complete information, tee label an package. Usually used in connection with,/ ; Flo-Lac or Brighten-Up Seam. :-.t >j t *. H-pt. Glam Jar* Pt. Gla** Jan ^ #M--*-------- ^ 45 . Half-pint jars, 48 fat 70 Tra4a Discount 49% }.?' . t. . .. Ptat jar*. 34feea*a. Qt jars, U toana**- V>':..-.V, <Cj '> jjv'X < > - - ' ^ 12>*-!b. PaS* 35-lb. Falls . I . 38 Traddee Discount 35% 12H*Pound pail*, 4 in .25-_p_o_u_n_d* pefla_,'A4 liln__ea;__s-er^-:/V-^V'^. GRAPHITE PIPE-JOINT AND GASKET*-^: COMPOUND Ground in Oil--Paste Form Make* a perfectly tight joint with leas labor and eoot than red lead or - ?A?"V. -- - other materials, and in addition allows the various fittings on which it has f' been used to be uncoupled with very little labor and without lots or breakage, "V &-vV.{; characteristic of red lead, cement or ruat-eet joints. No waste through C &jiJ growing hard in the package like red lead or other mti*r materials. 1-lb,. ; Cans 33 ' : -..r.i:=T 12H-lb.'7 'A 35-lb. Cans ' Pails Pds ^ JO-"<'.* x---: 38 V.' *.- 96 Tyade Discount 25% T "*r V***'.'*''; 1-pound cans, 48 in case, 12j^-pound pails, 4 in1 KROMIK METAL PRIUMKEUURV Our standard primer for metal work of all kindss that U to be exposed to ^y weather or to- moisture at any time. . . . ,' vvi&i Kromik has four characteristics which make It the very best primer.. possible to produce for metal: Recncmy.. Kromik costs less by the gallonv thV_a_n_r?Ve_d*_lea_d^. It w*-ork1s eaJsi-ehri ^a,n--d,cAo-mets *le-*a-s*-t-o---a--p--p-l*y- -i-1t-.- P---r-e--v--e*n-t-*-ac/oMrkrJo*saiVon. 7 Ai'A'Ji.jT'/ aneed so as to make a water-tight, gas-tight film. .*.. ' V " *' r Kromik Metal Primer has almost the weather-resisting power of a metal coat and when covered with S-W Metalestic makes a complete and ; --.? perfect protective for structural steel, bridges, fire escapes, iron fauces, comigsted ` 0007-SHP-000004364 1 V.AIWWllg.P!.Illll...IIiu^..IIP SHMRWIN-WlLUAMS PmOOUGT V W; ; 'LlQUID GOLD 1/RO : A Hquid gold paint for aw ao radiators, hot air registers, ttrsm and water pipes, sprinkler systems, also for picture frames, wickerwork, basketry and other decorative uses. Ie not affected by heat, cold or moisture, tv! retains its brightness indefinitely. H Pts. 31 KP. 87- HPt*. 87 Pts. Qta1 ' * #5 Gala. ; 7 38 . Trade Discount 48% Eighth-pints, 50 in Pints, 34 in Quarter-pints, 48 in Quarts, 13 fas case. Half-pints, 48 in Gallons, 4: MACHINE PAINT AND FELLER ' Finely ground for filling and first coating rough castings. . ...... Machine Paint, Shades A, B, C, D, B........ -:M fM.s- -JMachine Paint, Red............. ................. ,31 Machine Filler, Dark........... .............J ; Trade Discount 28% . Four palls in ease. 35-lb.Fafls .a. MASTER PAINTER'S FLAT WHITE A fiat washable wall paint for walls, ceilings, etc. Works freely and can bs applied with a firs or six-inch brush. Is durahle and fwi>i>i OsHs. 1 80 5 Gals. ITS Net Prices Phlt, ;; Gallons, 4 in i;' v- ' 4-'1 ` - *rJ if:; ?v; . r. ' MMEPTTAiTLAteSrTmIC _r. .**' A strictly high-grade Squid metal protective paint, finely ground, with good body and a covering capacity approximately 800 square feet on sliuctuial eteeL This is a metal protective paint made from the best graphite, ground in purs linseed oil, and hat no equal far preventing met and eorraekn of aO metal surfaces. It la crceodingly elastic and yields readily to eipainkw and contraction. Color Card CC-379. ...... \iqnc. Blade,Brown............. ............................... 34 1 03' ll *0 - t 85 * Gray, Qiscn...................r 59 . . 1 13 2 10 8 05 c? Nat Meat Id Onsets, 13 In g hi i QaBaaa,4ln It- 0007-SHP-000004365 ivmm, siijiiijini. iJlrg*Mk Ml*-". ___________ ______ _____________ ________ '___ + SHKMWIM-W/LUAM9 P*OOUOT9 t;. ^ MASTER PAINTER COLORS--IN OIL 4 ,. > >' V - >:% ' A Use at high grade colon Id oA, pot up agpaiiaH/ far master palntar -v- ..-V , trade. /-="" ' rftVZ-jcJ u -^/jVj Priosa par Pound M' i.: *..; Sf ,.; -si..- _ir j>r i -ri^' y-:yy. ?- tv ~ Ti i ; 1-lb. Cant 5-lh. UH4b. Cana ,, Cane~ 35-lb. Cane*I* M-Z. '.-'- -M. . - Ivory Drop Flack.:v.^~;,. ' ' 40' '>' M ' .'"`IS v-- -2;:^' i'*:.. . English Coach Black;.I f 46 si Sign Wdten' Black ' ' ; "i ' * '* L.-!- .fc ^Vjer. J Lamp Black . 43 . ---'41 ` '. , - Prusaiaa Blue... . ..'.v.iV.. i. /?3 > 7r- x '- Cobalt Blue........... .;v.V 68 1 Ultramarine Bfae.......^>>y,^>^><' .o/ Raw and Burnt Umber....i................ 36 34 Raw and Burnt Sienna--i > 38 - 36 * < o . jrTM -s.-- ?^.fis *** 'r;-*.":*;? - 34 3 Vandyke Drown........... .V.7iv.. .v.vi*. ' 39 X -37 -~r*. -'33 V- ^ S3 69 67 65 Chrome Green, L., M. and]D.............. Bulletin Red.......... ...................... . 49 38 63 38 . 36.;. 36 34 .<: .4v 7- 61 59 .fa nv-1 . <4 - .V.-. , . Ron Lake......................... ................... Tuscan Red............................. . Turkey Red................ -r Indian Red.............. English Venetian Red............................ Chrome Yellow, L., 1L, 0. and DO.vGolden Ochre................. ' Yellow Ochre..................V.. .'v. .*>.* 91 S3 .S3 31 ; 39 42 36 39 89 87 51 v 49 ' 4f-x . . 79 ,.^7.,, ' 49 ,47 37 . 35 x--. *3,:.-: .40 ' 38 . 36 ,^ 38 36 . ; :34 37 15 *0, 33 * To be discontinued when present stocks are erhauated. " Trad# DIacoont 35% ;r ` .U/ t-pound cans, 46 in can.* 5-pound earn. 13 tteaaa. U^pound cana, 4 in . *? ; i ... - . ' ii.ijw .' cvi **.2 fci. frj . .../ ,4sX#i;.y'r{.Ir;.?..' rvjO. rx< *n` *mt &. / J'-'-. '!cr- <; '.*h*7 *+ NON-CORRODIBLE GRAPHITRE PPAAIINNTT^SS--.^,' . * r; ura tti* A aplendid anti-ruat print for metal anrfacea, with grapUtefar its pig^ .. ''*% acnt base. Produces an absolute adt araHng, noa-poroua fim, la very riakfe ; /. r^.f anddnrabla. - - . ^ ...... '* ' Qta, ' - ' 5 tWa ' - 5 Qila Tara as) asa 0007-SUP-000004366 9HK*UN~WiUJAM9 P*OOUOT9 jiS.yrr-- 'teUkteifr, :*r.>a-v'.V> ^gr a &< ' - : ,'tj " .`.';.Rvj<)- > uoJ - "Bittl Dutch for Whhj^ r^ 5T .J.. ._ ... _ <v- Here we have an ********* equal fe every aenae ofthe word tothe boat bn- ported *-*-*** There it no other enamel made in America today that^^i. poataer the aame high quaBttee of many of the Imported --****** in dura- bili^ and appearance. Old Dutch Knamd la not a varaiah enamel mdupn?^: aiats only of the higheat quality finely ground alnr irnriat in prooeeeed eeedoil. For thla reaaoc Old Dutch Enamel will not tnro yellow wtth apt nor ?'/ "alligator" like varnish mamria. Thb ia one of the nieeet mamrli hi apply a it fiowe remarkably free, doee not "act up" quickly and can be marked___ large panda without allowing lap* or atreaks. Old Dutch *t**----8 rraum ja.: ****** ? WMfre, I^eey, ***< WeenA Oiay, appm--rf --wt **%td * nation's leading architects and decorator*. It is mppficd in two glow and egg-ehril. Old Dutch Knamri can be need Itar txrth hftiilrir exterior work. - t ?<- ' ... Far undercoats use S-W Flat-Kite, for interior anrfam. the very find* enamel undercoatcr manufactured. On exterior surfaces aw SWPFlqfc'K^^tp.^C^ 'i .. i 1Z White ((Horn).. -l-'T WWte (Ddmnkh)-^;^;^i`. Old Ivory (Okae) Old Ivory (Dull FinWk).. .. .4 French Gray (Gloaa)........ French Gray (Dull Flniab)..... ' ' Bta YW 1/ Quarter-pints, 48 in Quarts, 12 in Trade Discount Half-pints, 48 in cn .Hatf-gaUam, f incase. AhS'*23f;. <hlkw,4h -.`lOc ..VVVfji " AUTOMOTIVE FINISH j In Opes, 8henrin-WlBiaaa present a complete fine ofparfiectad pyroaqdhf prayinglacquer for fi**ihi**f motor car bodies. la Opes you have the wideet poedbte range of popular attioctire ahadee that die market affords. Choose from no lest than SO dear toned vivfil cSon. Opcx makes practical the use of light colon and pnauti many bright diaries -vT in its unusually broad range ofcolor*. Sunlight or trying weather condition*, s- do not fade or discolor Opex Lacquer &aamds. __Opcx Baamda ore vivid. Ml ofHfe, and fast to odor. Urn til 8berwin*gf. WflHama coton they are noted die world over far their permanence. Opax -f- Bnamela are water and weather-proof and rerist dfctwnd dnt,4aam'andioe. - eua and heat, oO and greear, aeratchm and wear, road oQ and tar, alkali and. batten add... -v^.^ "rri i Qpex baa a IbBsc, richer, and highor gtaaa. -'thb dam ie not nbtalhel trough the use of any eubeUtutaa that detract from the darabflitybutn yr: research development of our own and ona of which we are vary proud. Opee--r Knamele have a acientiflcaBy detarmined content of gum, and the film is aet^'. brittle but h tough and eiastte..-. l- ;y:y: ,t - ' Opex must be applied with a eempreseed air gun.. Only those who mr&rr apt in unng the epray gun and who have the mmeary spray equipment are ^ able to apply Opex. The sale of Opax is therefore Stated t custom abppt *v- and motor ear dealer*, but every re&dahing shop le a potential conutmar, - - AH of our "Paint Headquarter*" interested in cultivating thfe dma Of trade, whidi repreaenta a large market, are invited to get in touch with Our< ; ararcet office for fall information on Open fix 0007-SHP-* 000004 367 8h m*w in -WtLUAM* -PmOOUCT* 'SHBmN-WiLUAMS:^^mxf K3v 'r^. snn< raw A strictly pure white lead grand to strictly pan eefined ami is actually finer in texture than any other whit* lead an the market. GDP White Lend is toft in the package and easy to work op, yet ft preaervm a covering capacity and a wearing consistency which is unexcelled.- ODFWUtn^fJ Lend is ofthe same high quality that is (bund in every other fegrwin-Williams product, whether it be a paint, varnish, stain or enamel 'V-> v ODP White Lewi is pot up in strong steel kega that keep oat the notot and air and do not abeorb the off, hence the lead is always fiesh and in as good in^viHjap as when it left the mill. asd nuty be put to many When empty, the steel packets* are emfly different ueee in the paint shop pr wood W*-i the bouse. ... . - i.- '--'Mi ODP White Lead ts also avaflabte In soft pasts fixmln^ Milt sad 50 ad 100*0). bo, . ' . -,. pox Price* 8oa Spatial Priea Card, Form 1 Ht??? i ..v . .... - < ,.-x ''J:Vv'.`u;'y'.w-:'r ***`.-^**2i j*T'V " ttia-iiefc .Jvi'-iC-iV.-rriR'/;.'} PASTE WHITE PAINT. vir-. TU* is a composite paint manufactured from high quality , ,, ground in pure linseed off to a pest* form. On aceoont of its balk d *#.- usuaSy fioe grinding, it will take one gallon more eS per hundred pomade thad k a rimflar quantity of wbitte lead. For this reason it is more omnomteal than * lead, axxi on account ofitaxinc content wffl cover mote surface per gaHone*4 outwem a p** made tomlmd ^ lSH4b. -.'.'SS4b 804b. ' 1004k . Mr - . Me <> Ka v ' ,JC*r -*t wum..tJJf -i# UK pound palls, 4 to i Me Mew ,* Vi-, rv:- 1-pound cans, 48 in cam. ,r.-5&`.o.; ' 8-pouod cane, 19 in : 12)fpou4 pans, 4 ta MM. uslttga;hs ftS-pouad pfc4|a ; .<* 0007-SP-00000l368 'r*' t .r. *9 y-.-t'.-.v* suw^, " *eM"'ijyvu BH*mW!N- W/LUAMB PRODUCT* PLASTER BONO METHOD.-.ISv*#> *';*r-'-V' * OU) METHOD. < ^vv. > ; .:.ys&jttz\ >- * ' * -.: *<.-................."r^r5-7?Cir;:.s-' PLASTER BOND For Damp-Proofioft IntMt Walls Abw> Gf>d> Plaster Bood U black paint of asphalt type, to be applied without batting oo inside brick, building tile, or concrete Walls above grade, before platter is applied, to act as a damp-proofing. Applied by brush or by spray method; One coat only required. Covers approximately 150 square feet to the gallon, varying with porosity of the wall. Dries slowly. Twenty-four hours after Plaster Band has been applied, it is Is the tacky condition ideal for applica tion of plaster. As the plaster dries out, the Plaster Bond also dries, resulting in a tenacious bend. .. . - Plaster Bood Is sold almost exclusively to plasterers and general contrac tors. Specifications calling for Plaster Bond will be found under platfrrint ' specifications and not under painting specifications. - Descriptive ~>el/Mfay lip, including directions for application. Poem E-U7.: ,, . }r-.^ Plaster Bond damp-proofs interior Walls above grade, p----- of plaster and makes furring or lathing unnecessary. Plaster Bood should never be applied to ceilings. *' - a r > Gala, i ' 5 Gala. Bbla. U -i 1 25 -/ 1,1*. . ' V , . .. NatPHcaa' ;'/ * - ; -.....' * Gallons, 4 in ease.-' WA 41 PBRMENTO A White Gold Watar Paint for Outalda Usa Pennento is designed especially for use on rise exterior of (buildings, air-shafts, fences, aawmiHs and other similar structures. Owing to its great disinfecting qualities, it is an ideal coating far cattle barns, pens, chicken- coops, ete. , Five pounds of Pennento, when mixed with bold water to the:*prepisf' consistency, win make one gallon of paint which will cover about 200 square feet of an average surface. -v\5 *v. * lWh.*egs .. c: It .';{&> e.i-7',C&i ....... Trade Dlacoont 41% * trjss*r _ - -II- ''-Sto , vb'.rr.'r^JtT- 0007-SWP-000004369 *. I-<|M ' ;>w^gPH^F wgiyi'iim. ' -fi.i 8HM*WtH~WlLUAkt8 PRODUCT* :.p o l is h -o i#a .or.>q : >% * Qui u4 PoUibM ia On* OpMdoe ' - Polih-o! it more than a furniture end woodwork polish; ftlanpafet and Tarnish "food" or reviving agent that brings oat and intensifies the original finish, produces a handsome gloss and is not harmful to the primarily manufacturers of highest grade paints, cnamds and w"^ jre are interested in prolonging the life of finishes obtained with these and offer Polish-ol as the best polish we can produce for furniture, woodwork, floors, pianos, victroine, automobiles, etc. The automobile owner win find it moat effective for cleaning and pofiah- ing automobile bodies, fenders, radiators, ia feet aH finished parte. - v* . Bottles Per Etasen 4-c*. 13-os. Gallon * , . Bottles '* "r X t'T ' :?v. 3 70 . 7 40 3 55 4-o*. bottles, 43 in case Trade Discount 4t% Gallq c s , 4 in case. 13^8. bottles, >4 in caa . f.A'--'. ;c A.. ' x'.: - -A - /;._>v.i 3 .>.`J --vrs.-rtO FORCH AND DECK PAINT (Rmpid Drjinf) Especially prepared to withstand pnttide exposure and hard wear on porch floors, steps, decks of boats, etc. le the best insurance against the elements and is not affected by repeated cleaning t >h scrubbing. Spreads easily and dries with a fell gloss. Color Card CC-124. No. 51 No. 69 No. 48 No. 45 No. 46 Dark Slate.................. Dark Gray....... .. Gray Stone................. .. Neutral Brown.......... TOe Red.............................. Qts. 73 H-Gals. , Gals. ^ 1 SO . : J.`m: i. Nst Prices Quarts, 13 in Half-gallaes, 6 in ease. Gallon* 4 in lease../ Lz ?, . j!?--? . . ,'Ztifrt K V.. :Ji : i' ' r-` 'r .< . .. .a --- ... ...: . v _ ,:i -. jshy-.c .iiJ&i<3 vinnjrJ 7r7tC'; .*-3* srizr-.j -** % T* 7S (15) BSS sat .- .-.i..-.....1v;- ` .i .- v-x jirwiC "33 " p '* ' u ,P jam. WWWa- a 8H**Wt*-WrUJAM9 f**OOUCT9 - - - / QUICK DRYING COLORS IAH* t Grixrnd In Jitpin- t* '" For use *scolor-coats in the finWtfng of autnmOftilesVeoaebes, ears; cat- -' - riages tad other surfaces. Should he app&ed over anhaabte mitnrnnisTlrqi ~ tad raraiabed orer, or may be cnmhined with smith for *--wt rrlnr -. varnish coatings. "ft*** r-rJm -- >* rm standard ' of egcriVcoce hi the finishmg of Sac vchhdet tad reOway equipcncut. - 'The peculiar!tie*, the natural tendencies ofworking and araiiim qualities of each individual color are carefully studied, end each la treated fa such a way ft to faring out its natural good qualities or minimise any inherent d**r*T- -.They are brilliant in tans, possess bsst working, drying and 4*ttoM| T^Vi^lr are uniform in color and grade and thoroughly reliable. ' . The following color* are filled in one-pound cans, also fax five-pound press * cans, except where other package* are yeeified. Color Card CC-304. ' - rcr CfM Press Cana Flake....... French Zinc. , . .'* 1.^^, . **'vil s`,'vv*>^r* < s w 4*vVt 'ah'r. -'Fr^^-^Crtmad `j *u 1*. H& aj. k.-..i> W^iAy&v'- 1 Catmosine I*. English Rose L--.......................................... .............................. . A. -English Vermilion, D..,.......^w.',Mtrtat French Carmine No. 40 ((Ease).,;.. . .V..,,y> > J^i*/ * V r' * >*-* `-^-** - ICDo AWXi Permanent VemriUon......; a v. *tti?S. Premier Non-Fadiag, U.... Royal " ?> 'if "99,. vi>VaY*;99 *,' Royal Royal Spartan, Tuscan . .. Quaker. Si-w vV ^., vwrgwfi I. yjg /.t v .; .'y*-;''' 0007-SHP-000004371 BHMXWIH-WtLUAkim P*OOOOTB QUICK DRYING COLORS-Continned Zj* 2*rrt* Brewster, Emerald, Extra Coach Olivet........................ Flake White......................... ......1.^, French Carmine, Imitation Odd. Permanent Vermilion..., Prussian Blue Royal Durbar Striping Striping -.`4-W'' 0007-SWP-000004372 WiMUP.1 ^BHMMWIN-WiLUAMB &MODUOT9 Lot-fir: noC?--+ f /;ra arn^a .- I. rc. . ..u .1 .-ri-r ' tnujiMiwa. J*CQO0*/j .-i >).' ;.? *..... - '' ' '-ci*- 'JnjTsJ1. ROGERS BRUSHING LACQUER - ... - .naipe.Tv A wooderfttl Brushing Lacquer, superior to anything on the market.'t" Rogers Brushing Lacquer dries In one hoar, can be re-coated hr two hours, dries with an excel]eat gloss, far better than any competitive product, has less odor than any competitive product and affects the c4d paint or varnish to a leas extent than any material now on the market.^?, ^ , 7-x~- - 1 Rogers Brushing Lacquer quickly renew* shabby furniture,' floors, stab'* ways, woodwork, cabinets, bric-a-brac, toys, etc. Color Card RBL-t. -; . . -V... . ,jr. Beige Brown..;......... KPts. HPts. Fta. Black........................... Qta. HQsie. Qels. Buckingham Gray... Carmine...................... Cinnamon Brown.... Chinese Red.............. Forest Green............* French Gray.............. J V , ..ZJL T. .J .h.stoc*." Holland Blue............ Indian Yellow............ Ivory........................ Jade Green................. Jungle Green.............. Lettuce Green....... Navy Bine.................. 87 62 .1 05 W 80 -3 #0 ; Oak........... Orange..,...;........... Rattan.......... ........... Rich Blue............. .. Rich Wine........... . ' .--.C ; - ' ' \t. i **. .j.i.-'-O U4-;' N r-' V7:" Burnet Tan............... Sage Gray........ .. . V' Sahara Sand........ Slate............................ Stem Green.......... ,.v Turquoise........... Vogue Bine................. White end Flat White. Clear............... . gear...... ~v>. ' 57 . ts ' in ;. .u. os Thinner............ *7 47 : ' . 95 1 60 2 80 5M Trade Discoant 48% Quarter-pints, 45 to Quarts, 12 to Half-pints, 48 to Half-gallons, 6 to Rats, 24 to case. , Gallons, 6 to case. Adt about (As Rogers Bnuhin4 Lcoqucr Introductory Flaa. f * v.- .; ?".o.4 0007-SWP-000004373 . I. .!. ii^i II JU m1J. SHERWIN- W/LUAM9 PRODUCT* ROGERS VOGUE FINISHES , \ Vogue Finish ij used to eecure stippled effects. It is the only product of its kind on the market today. When applied by matron, they will find great satisfaction in the artistic effects and decorative results secured. Vogue Finish can be applied on the following with exceptionally fine results--furni ture, glassware, novelties, bric-a-brac, costuming, etc. *. si . V'T No. I"-'. Platinum Tone... r> ...> Fire-Glow._..............t-.... *................................. . 1 -1 47 Sun-Glow................................ Y.t;-"1'-' ? -s,Fairy Green............................. ...............,)t :U' Yt y -- ir ' ''N6.' 2 ' :7J rp Trade Discount 44%. -- "Y'" ; No. 1 , 96 to case. No. 2 cans, 48 to case. * .-v. -la..'' .. 'v ROGERS LACQUER POLISH V The Finest Polish In the Fineet Package T Bears the beautiful Oriental label as used on Rogers Brushing Lacquer. Here's the Polish that ia right--better than anything we have been able to buy in the open market. ...... 8-os. Bottles 18-os. Bottles j. , , 50 100 Trade Discount 40% Bight-ounce bottles, 12 la ease. Eighteen-ounce bottles, 24 fax case. ROOF AND BRIDGE PAINT A utility paint for bams, fences, wooden or metal bridges, structural iron work, shingle or metal roofs, and other buildings of rough or finished lumber. Roof and Bridge Paint ia made from high-grade materials and offers greater paint value at these economical prices than any other paints on the market. Quite heavy in body and will stand considerable reducing. Covers about 480 square feet one eoat per gallon. Color Card CC-140. - ' HOala. Gals. finals. Bfab. Brocst Green..T1 . . /' 1 35 Y_ 110 ..:1.15 Rad, Black and Brown......./ Orsy81ae..............L.;, - 78 '1 _! 40>f ~i / 1 30 : Nat Prices V - YY, -V. ' Half-gallons, 6 fax ease. ; Gallons, 4 fax case.' __ I f i i: * l I r Tg ye (IS) ue tM .'.:5 ST- i. 0007-SWP-000004374 *V BMMrmttf'WiLUAMa Pmooucn " : . -RSD. n .- - . ''. y.i^yfcr ^ 'J-.f^.V r-'.iyj*riK ift> jj;a?5.^ov *! .:'' ">^'LlQOTD RED LEA)Dt>_^f-'.#; *Mv.:r v: A"" *' -' yi * - - .^;. -.*. I. ./ la especially formulated to make an easier working Rad Land Awot to give greater spreading power than ordinary Red Lend. - This material wffl remain fat suspension to the package longer than the] average Liquid Red Lead. Breaks up more readily to farm an easy v paint with lower oxidising rate to allow the linseed oil to remain foe the longest time possible. PERFECT METHOD REDLEAD Au : t'^s Ground la Oil i r-J yi'if'.rJ.':-. <* ' ` f 7or plumbing, painting and general utility purposes. , 7. Mb. .Cams *S&.' Cans latf-KV ' awb, r^. 5.5v'.v.^.. .V' Cans Cans.' *4H S3 . SO 1-pound cans, 48 to ease.' 12H-pound pails, 4 to NetPrlcaa , .y ;'*%poe^wlfia ~ .,, 25-pound pails, 4 in case.; f.; , ->r" ^ .SALAMANDER BLACK.' _ . _ . _ _ . _ . : ; ., . .:->* JitisKi %?WA*/1 1 Salamander Black is made expressly for use oeu fronts and aO superheated surfaces;. It is a splendid preservative for fheioetal and affords adequate protection from rust. It dries quickly with a niH, hard, glossy surface and withstands extreme beat without blistering, yr*t^g -c* eraddng. *'v This paint covers approximately 800 square feet to the gallon, one cost, when spphed over the cold metal. However, when the surface hi .w*r<0..tbs Covering capacity is relatively smaller.' '" " 0007-SWP-000004375 jutyjgss.j^i. .ejjmwqwwfft SHMMVfJN'WfLUAMB ^HOOUCTO ---- -*!% & - r '. /7.r-V . :- - > *fc.aiaf- *. . >V->'?. . >*J=/*J.-?-**.'.'-io-\V/:f.*?253. :-.' - . ? -i-: . ^ __t jrer..Ctf -.''i>1-2; .... -; ^ .. 4 UnNFIMSHINTZRIORPAINT An interior paint r Turing the hard dryingr a*n\Ad wwasashhaabMle* (qWnaulliiHtkwa louft enamel, that brushes out and works Idee an oil paint and dries with a ' enamel glos Semi-Lustre is a prime favorite among master painters as well as turners, because it is such a finely ground product that works as freely as an oQ paint, levels out beautifully nd covers welL Semi-Lustre dries with a Kuooth, satin-like finish that does not catch dirt easily, and may be washed with soap and water to restore its original lustre. '*- ' * -.-'*\lf' ;*'" \ Semi-Lustre come heavy enough in body to permit painter wishes to thin it, he should use puts turpentine. ., The linf of colors, which, bs addition to White, make up line, have been carefully chosen. Included in this line are delicate tints and ',/S^J^Qt^ good strong colors which may be intermixed if desirable to attain *.greeter variety of colon. " : 'I'.' .`.'V :.V, The uses of Semi-Lustre are many. It has no equal as a finish for plaster walls or wallboard, in private hemes, hospitals, schools, public buddings, etc* ' " ^f where this particular type of finiah it desired. It is also highly recommended ' for use on woodwork in the same type of buildings, and has already proven a } big favorite for bathrooms, kitchens and laundries. Color Card CC-241. ~ K .. - '`AfV V-eWjv',.v < r.V.v;*V'V.`. Canary Yellow 1 Cream.......... Cream Gray. Ivory White . Light Pink................ Orchid .... Pale Green..... P^ylf* ar < <** " '/ * ** v'*s^*wJS **4'im* * **n *w" ^*w'.-? * * ' L *' .** %'J?. Silver Gray... *..:... Taupe (New):........ White.................. .............. " .t Pints, 24 in Hi r.J.n.-.-.C't SAVE-UTE'* f ~.i INTERIOR EG-SHEL iWraHInTE* ;c3S? **&&&$ v i An intenaely white finiah for Interior walla, ceilings a_njd *_wo od w' or,k *oLf .'' *k.*w* .* factories, mills, dairies, stores, etc. pries With an egg-shell glom and is par- 4~4^rL: tfculariy desirable for its light-diffusing qualities^ sritbout the objectiosuible vr .' glare reflected by a high gloss paint. On account of its heavy body, it has <' S' splendid bUig qualities, covering dark or pooriy painted surfaces perfUy ; with two coats. The first coat should be reduced 25% with turpentine or l&Ow., S-W Universal Thinner, which serves as a sise send .sealer. Second coat " should be applied as it comes from tha Save-Lite Whits (Eg-Shri).. .68 NtFrioa* 0007-SP-00000376  j u wu 1 f.WH 1 M--^iy. J&m? 1 SHMWJH-WrLUAMa PmOOUCTB f SCHOOLBOARD .SLATING ":*; ^5 Manufactured exclusively for finishing school blackboards, Dries ad- :*v" formly with a dull alate-Uke finlih, that TMif> *n excellent writing surface. " Old and worn blackboard* can be quickly and inexpeaaiveiy renewed with I - one or two coats. - - - . ; " .-V'.i..-r- -- K^ta. - Pt*.-- Qts. - Gala. <. Black.............................. J:. Green... ,y,.......... 47 ~ . 7$. . - 1 30 4 30 J . ^ 52 > J 1 S3 .. 530-./, . Trade Discount 44% -*;r^Tr*f:tvl'' ' ' * * ? .>: t J' 'SU-:-.' Half-pints, 44 in case. ^ Pints, 24 in case. - Quarts, 10 in case.-- . - ' Gallons, 4 in case. ; / ^ , 1 - v*~'> *;MV - _ ... -c.-.--. -?rce. --'* - > * '< < ' '-`.- ft.- *:.$,i\'i- v ' . . . SCREEN ENAMEL '7' For renewing old screens and preventing mat- Does not close up thi mesh and dries with a high gloss that prevents dust and dirt from adheri^ to the ifr**"- HPta. - Pts. - Qts. H Gals. HSal*. 1 ' . Black........................ 37 50 85 1 45' '3 Dark Green.................... 42 05 1 10, ' 1 5 3 55 -V'1. Trade Discount *9% r*Js*-' f ' Half-pints, 48 in ease.. . Pints, 24 in case. Half-gallons, 6 la case. Quarts, 12 In *--t- / ' Gallons, 4 In ease. SEMI-PASTE PAINT ^ " - m For painting buildings outside and inside. Made in 12 colon and wfattriL V Is a composite paint manufactured in semi-paste form, requiring only the addh > tion of linseed oil gallon for gallon. On account of its high lead and jctae content and exceptionally fine grinding, it is thoroughly economical paint fib - -V use. Color Card CC-87. V/7,v i; Qts. HOals. Gals. ' . Sa ... //. Regular Colon........................................... 73 1 38 2 60 2 55 - ^ White.................... ........................I. 73 French Crown Green...... .7. 83 143 IK "2 75 1 58 3 00 ,1 K - Quarts, 12 in case. .t - Net Pricaa ; ' 'v?` ` ^ - Half-gallons, 6 in case. Gallons, 4 in case, r'v ,TT . -.V' ^ -- r \ - c? - ,.<i4rs *-*. . SHELLAC . Our 8beHac is 4-Ib. eut and is offered at tbe market price in the fdlowinf /.' grades: Pure White and Orange, Compound White and Orange. .. ^ >>. Put op in eighth-pints, quarter-pints, half-pints, pints, quarts, half- .Kt .-A gallons, gallons, five-gallons and barrels. ... -h fiv&fc ^ ' - Pricsa on Application :V^; Kighth-pints (24 bottles to a carton), 4 cartons in case. Quarter-pints, 48 in case. Half-pints, 48 in case. Pints, 24 ia ease. Quarts, 12 in case. Half-gallons, 12 hi ease. QaUooa, 6 kx casa. T' * .Vg. . Q- : ,'>i __ . - .* v,i &*,VSwV 0007-SWP"000004377 "V ` -. -;v #r>-~ v\- -"- V 9HMXWTN-WOJ-lAMa F*O0OCT* - STAINS .i.\, .w. v .;>? - .1 - ^ rV -y'H :- Transparent stains that iateasiiy and enhtryo the natural booty of the - woods on which they are applied. Baafly appUod without streaking, and abas' tutdy true ta ooiar. They wCU not fade. Color Card CC~1?1. v r,i- ' '" " u Price par Bottle . . u^nrr. .> MPta> p*. . Qfe HGafe. : Pumed Oak Silver Gray ,o Vao Antique DLiagrhkt e Discount 49% . \ ,j _Hats, 14 la case. ' Quarts, U la eaae.^'cy ' ^ v r 1 U-pu.nant; ^ '4 ' ! ' GOU)ENOAKSTA^t|^^ISI"v#-- , , -. ; *. For staining interior woodwork, doors, furniture, ate., what the popofasr >'t" ' shade known as Golden Oak is desired. This stain comfs ia concentrated, <*., - ~ form. To produce the atandard shade of Golden Oak, this should be - reduced with eight parts of turpentine or besxine to one part of the stain. Xt ' v' i>' is very popular among painting contractors on account of its low coat as one gallon of the stain and eight gallcsa of beniiae will produce **** gallons of. Golden Oak Stain. WBl not raiae the grain of the wood. Requires little or \ - - '* no wiping. . . -s.; -........ . ;**** A(\ HPta. Pta. . Qta. .. HGals. Gab. w^;***?*'. 42 65 I .1 IP 6 SS V ' Trade Discount 48% ^ V' Half-pints, 48 ia case. * Pliants, 24 ilna caase. Half-fallens, 6 in case. .J-i Quarts, 12 fat case. Gallons, 4 fat case. . r.:xSi)i v* - OIL STAIN ^ * ' : ? a-:r', Suitable for all types of new work, bard or soft woods. Kasy to apply, oniform in color and quality, dry properly without rawing toe grain of toe wood. Are permanent and dependable. Color Card CC-129. * * Colonial Oak... Dark Oak......... T.<|ti^ Oak. %H**:;r**\ .Qto, KOals. Gafc'* 0542 60 1 ,,-_fc,h`. >X IS ->J ' Walant..................* / ;L. ' *Brown Mahogany..... Zi u t'-r. .* *-.fU-'Z-.y -i- Dark Mahogany.,,........ w*': ^ 5 .JTT- ,f.. , 1 - Light Mahogany........... > -.42 .. ro r.x as 20. n 4 is 1--. '-v\ Rich Mahogaaany............_............... - ,`r -V-S^v*. -> ' Silver Gray Moaa Green.............. ' &cv:'^'.I es.'^S. wJJ v. ded lor Intericr ose only. 'Vsvt-'is'- Trade Discount 4M% > ; : . ..-. V .. '3F#; - Half-pints, 48 in case. Half-gallons. 6 fat Plats, 24 la case.' Quarts, 111a Gallons, 4 fat case. vVAv.-'.-A-.'-- . TO 70 (15) s* set . 0007-SWP-00000^378 'y*!V J M SHMRWtN'WfLLIAMS PRODUCT 1 I, imrn.wy Q STAINS -j- Continued HANDCRAFT STAIN V ;v Spirit Soluble, PenetratingType v Highest grade artistic stains for use is finishing finest interior woodwork, furniture, etc. Are adaptable to hardwood and softwood alike. These stains are individual In tone, dry without showing streaks or brush marks. Do not raise the grain of the wood, therefore require no sanding. Color Card CC-119. Adam Brown............... H Pts. ...................... - Ivy Green.......................... H'f Nut Brown.................. ..............: " . 1 r Pts. Qts. ' Qals. * . . J', *.:! .4A V : - V-'-v* -trft.fi : 7$ 1 30 - ... M 4 SO 'T Walnut................................ -- Extra Dark Mahogany... Light Mahogany....... Ml; Trade Discount 4$% M 1 55 SO 85 i. .. c 5 30 2 55 Half-pints, 40 fas case. Pints, 34 in ewe. Quarts, 12 far ease.',.. Gallons, 6 in case. - - ''. All Handcraft Stains are filled in tin cans, except Ivy Green and Gray, which on account of their acidity must be filled in glass bottles. Gallons, 4 fat PRESERVATIVE SHINGLE STAIN This line, consisting of the popular shades of red, brown, green and gray, is manufactured on a high-quality basis It is a line of penetrating stain*-- not thin paints that wash off with the first rain or that soon fade. These stains contain refined creosote and other liquids that penetrate and stain dm wood to a considerable depth, and for this reason will maintain their color long after other stains have faded away. In our Greens, for instance, we use Chemically Pure Chrome Green and can point to thousands of green roofs throughout the country diet are splendid testimonials to the permanency at this line. Color Card CC48. Gals. S Gala. BWa.-- B-41 Senna Brown.................. B46 Thatch Brown............... . B-47 Nut Brown............................ C-76 Indian Red........... m".. 1 05 05. 09'J . . A' C-71 Bright Green.. C-72 Dark Green.... C-74 Mwtimw Green. C-82 Silver Gray.................... ...... I 35 \ 25 1 30 Nat Plicae Gallons, 4 in ea -- 41 -- ?4r." fto'-' '' ,r;- y ..y, 0007-SWP-000004379 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCT* STOVE-PIPE AND IRON ENAMEL For refidshing stove-pipes, grates sad rinrflar Iron surfaces subjected to heat. Should be applied wiule the eorface is slightly warm, and allowed to dry 24 hours before subjecting to high temperature, under which **mAM**yi it .will be practically saokelem and will produce a better surface and wear longer any other stove-pipe enamel or stove-pipe vamhh on the -----*iit H Pta. n H **ta. S3 Pta. t ss Trade Discount 4t% Quarter-pints, 48 in case. Half-pints, 48 fax case. - ' * '.--f' >... > Plats, 24 fax ' TAXITE . . .... (Paint and Vamlah Remover) ; ! Tazite it the name of our pafaxt and varnish mover,'which is both effi cient and economical. Efficient because it cuts the paint << varnish in^tbe shortest possible time and economical because it saves time, labor and mate- . Hal. It works splendidly on upright surfaces, as it penetrates immediately and does not run off. Has no equal for removing old coats of paint and var nish, no matter how thick, quickly and effectively. Apply with a brush and allow to stand 10 or 15 minutes, then scrape off with a putty knife and etna the surface thoroughly with bensine or denatured alcehoL Tazite does net injure the skin, discolor or raise the grain of wood. HP**- Pta. - Qts. HQsls/ OhU.^- 30 45 " 50 1 40 .3 50 V V / Trade Discount 33H% Half-pints, 48 in case. Pints, 24 in case. Quarts, 24 hi case. Half-gallons, 12 incase. . .... Gallons, 6 fax case. TRAFFIC ZONE PAINT Por Use m all | Pavement Traffic Zone Pafaxt White la an intensely white paint that stays white for a longer period of time than any product for this purpose we have ever -- It is designed for on asphalt, wood, brick, stone and surfaced high ways. Traffic Zona Paint Yellow and Orange have been developed for localities where White is not desirable. These colors have been standardised in many cities. Traffic Zone Paint is prepared fax ready-to-uee consistency, and when considered too heavy should be thinned with naphtha. It dries with a flat finish, works easily and, being finely ground, covert a maximum of area per gallon. One coat covers solid. Traffic Zone Paint may be applied by brush or spray methods. Applied fax avenge dry dear weather (net freezing). Traffic Zests Paint will dry in fifteen to twenty minutes. Warm, favorable painting weather win greatly reduce this time, while application on a cold day fax a shady spot wiS further retard the drying. Color Card CC-243. \ J.4 u--;: - / Oats. : '-:'r-5s 'V;`r: White.:........ ...................../ Yellow. Orange. 190 . / i gs .. , -."y ; 2 00 .1 95. Red.... Net Prices Gallons, 4 fax 2 80 2 rs SW-- ;. . \LV. TS 79 (15) S3S M0 1 I 0007-SWP-00000H380 ';v ' ' ' . *' -X . - lr'- ' .-.'- . : .*&*. r-'.. '*'. .. > ; ; - ;v .- ./;* ** Bbim*WW-WlLUAM9 RMOOUGT9 fi: - .r* v. oraacBrXX b l a c k a VO Handy TouA-Up Blade 1* always ready Ifar useTV brush it soldered right through the cep at the .?:*. a . esn. A screwdriver pries opes the cover fat A j&tf end there is s dandy little utth brush right hr the epamd aB Teady to w. Touch up the worn apt*,' ->*. replace the cap fa the cas and Touch-Up Bach is aB '** . ready for the sect time--eo trouble--no fuss and vV.- the brash won't harden. .. . : ` The Touch-Up brush is round end ao^*-- '` -that it wfll neatly hit the emailed spot without >?-> " smearing up the entire surface. It **" stock . enough, however, to spread out for an inch-wide stroke If an entire door or panel must be coated. /V* ; . . . Touch-Up Black dries free in half an hour nd,\i ' hard hi a couple ofhours. Bas a brilliant high gjoss''-.: ad is a thoroughly satisfactory piece of goods fa; every easy, " v--^ - . ~`i. ' ' ' Touch-Up Back b shipped fa corrugated bans' * v & bolding 12 half-pint can* SngSeCans VTVa,;. each. so' /-wt -"n wpt'vag5 Per Data Cadi .mu *. ticye Ur. -s Trade i\ C; - ,,. ...., . > ~ 7 ,,- UNIVERSAL THINNER ^v This product was developed to fill a demand for a suitable thinner for all kinds of paste and liquid paints where turpentine is not absolutely essential. It should not be confused with the many petroleum distillates and mineral- spirits which are offered as turpesline anhetitnte*. Universal Thinner ic not a substitute turpentine. Its solvent properties are approximately 00 per cent higher than the best mineral ^rirtts, } ... a ; Ast up fa ft and ft gallon cant, and non-returnable drums.-'?.;-! jas-> -r ?l ^ ^ v. , - l v-v -' Prices on Application > .:-*rfr*1or,'svTs^ V; - rr$r&rrr\'-mM '-' f .y* 'A popular priced lfae of chrome grrros manufactured fa fanr diafa, '>T: Light, Iftedtum, Dark aad Olive. Particularly adapted for store fronts, window blinds, roefa, etc. Offers ytcnriid value far thf mooep. Color Card CC-34 Mb. t*H4b. 15-lb. Cana Cans ..Pafa/? Ught > *>>-* Metfom and Dark . Trade Dlscoapt 5_-pound. cans, .13..in case. wv' 12H pound cana, 4 fa case. 25-pound TaQt. ^ faease. 0007-SWP-000004381 SHKMmM'WtUJAMB PnOOUOT WAXE;}%s:w: x~~ . :* ^ C-'V` ' ' '"' DANCING ' v/ _ Powders* .......................... . * - 'i-i As exceflcnf preparation foe waxing ballroom floors. Pat op is sprinfcfaf top cans, which make* application easy. bused by the largest hotels, dandag academies, amusement parks, etc. -t. -> L- pound cans, 4fl fc LIQUID WAX A liquid wax far fhriahing woodwork, floors, bowling aDeys, ltamttnra,sttA' The application of our Liquid Wax is a great time sad labor-eavw, and pro* - - ducee dependable results. This material can be applied with a brush, levels - ``i. out smooth and covers a peat area of surface per gaBan. .. ^v. ;i .' . . _ .-S? ' a v .^.'V; X Pt* . 42 Pts. : Qts. MOab. 1 u :"3 10^,^ to.^ ' ` Trade Discount 4*% 1 . Half-pints, 48 la case. . Pints, 24 iacaae. ' /- Quarts, 24 incaa*.> Half-gallons, 12 Inenm.-.^ ; Pattons, 4 In case- > .. . ., ; :-v, 7 Ui'fti'"/-- .* 4',' V*. - V / .' "?. tv--*7 >/ *; --s' ...................... \,.. . ; ..-S, Jv v PREPARED WAX <`.`I X ... Pasts Form . . j;; .. A . A high-grade wax far floors and other woodwork. dt is a wax that dries ,.v fairly quick, works splendidly with or without a weighted floor brush or ' *r^ ' electric polisher, and holds its g[AlaWss innudeufainvitealyj*. CVUoUnMsuUmUSe3rs1 lUikMe tbotf uUsKe tkhinisg ' * wax because it has no objectiontaabblle odor, covers wed, works easily and takas a high polish. w*d - * W&: . I*er rWUkl .Ly 5(iff ..3*. ;1 42 Half-pound cans, 43 TS 7S (IS) 8JS 0007-SHP-000004382 -rKTmsMgW Btm "T '* ':.' ' .7- - >* '.V .' ".' BHKKWIN- WILUAM9 P*OOUOT9 '.' ; '.' WAGON g^C^LEMENT PAINT For repairing tana machinery, tractor*, wagons, implements tmn-- A surface*. Made is bri*. permaaeat color* that dry with a high varnish gjoaa. Their use wiH prevent rust and decay of'expensivt farm machinery, hence is a good investment. Color Card CC-IS?. Pta7 Qta. HOalal Black.;*Ah JitR: :.*.& k->, '!*+7S ` t -80 -- '` <' '9 W '-:'T 4 'SO Hue..-. .C:.''-v-- - *-a -* ^<w* Green.......-.V-............ .. Yellow SO .. -V4` * to-;lt '**4''SO''* Red ..............k Wine----- > ; "" 2 85 'n; - 5 30 ' Trade Discount 49% / ' . Pint*, 24 in case.^.^. Quarts, 12 in case. ~Hatf-gaJlac*,6iacise. .,: Gallons, 4 in case. . _ ......v *.tV-.V.-: WALL PAINT No. 96 :. v , (Heavy Body} i -v ' i ... Wall Paint No. 96 was developed to meet the <<**"< for a deep pebble stipple. This is not intended as just a heavy bodied Wall Paint and riaould be sold only when the painter wishes to produce a stipple at the old T rwf Oil Sharp Stipple, or the High Pebble Stipple. . . ?. The material should be applied as h comes in the package and the bright of the stipple depends upon the amount of material applied uniformly on the surface. The round top edge of the stipple depends upon the time the painter waits before stippling after applying the material. Usually four to five min ute* produces the average round pebble stipple, depending upon drafts ha the room and natural drying conditions. Painters will find this an ideal product to produce many types ofbesutiftd wall finishes, either tinting it and leaving it in a stipple effect, or glaring over with many possible beautiful glare and color effects.. . '>;' Gals. - 5 Gals. -2 30 ; -2 10 ' . .^'1 ^ . Net Prices _ '-;V ; J- S. GaOcm, 4 hit case. ` z WALL PRIMER AND SEALER ^ ^ . * Well Primer and Sealer is justwbat the name implies, a primer mid sealer tor all types and ^t'^` ofwalls is miti^ piMi^ mr<A niKt** buildings homes. A wall primer and sealer to be satisfactory must naturally prime and seal the wall against as much auction as possible so that the succeeding coat will stand out properly and that is just exactly what Wall Primer and Sealer does. Every contractor and painter m the United States is a prospective customer for this product. . Wall Primer and Sealer should be applied as It comes from the can and ifthinning is necessary nr at-*nAing np*n {o the package or for spraying purposes or extremely parous surfaces, it should be thinned with H to 1 pint of bailed linseed cd. ' A- . Qta. -' Oak. 5 Gala. -7 v --.-.A 7A-.tf 99 ISO Quarts, 12 In Sat Prtom T>V,iV V-y.xv. ; - .*" ' ` i ; * tv -* .. -**> - t , Gallons, 4 in V it 0007-SWP-000004383 JjpwjpL.i i. n ui SHMRWIN- WILLIAMS PRODUCT WHITE ZINC IN OIL .*V - * g*w a - -* -V f ^ ?: *4b. t2H-n>. 35-lb. yjrw - Csss Pa2b~:' Paila S-W Greco Seal French Doc... .. ?*9H S-W Red Seal French Zinc.:------- e4*H Zinc White, G. W. M. (Green Seal)-----..-*4 w %1;; Zinc White, G. W. M. (Red Seal)...................... .. ; > mi.* Net Price* - J7H -**H 23j 18 17H l>i e-- \*l ; a.' 22 H 21H 16 IS* 1-pound cans, 4* in case. 5-pound cane, 13 in ....... 13}-pouad pails, 4 incase. -- 35-pound paOa,4 inaae. '/ r' a *aj V-': ? ?* *' fca-r1 v .. j * j j .*8 sSTv.wv.:" YYY ENAMEL UNDERCOATER <i h*;'* - wi s Unquestionably the beet master painter enamel nndereoater on tke market. The moat testa prove that it excels in bruahinf and work-, ing qualities, leveling, whiteness and doee-knxttcdness. XXX Bnamri Undercoater sands perfectly and holds out enamel beantifoBy. . f - . This undercoater, as well as other S-W undercosters, can be mixed readily with either Old Dutch Enamel or Snamelastic when desired, in the case of split coats. For first coat work this material should be thinned with one pint of oil and one pint of turpentine to the gallon on hardwoods; on softwoods one quart oil only to the gallon. For uae over Wall Primer ad Sealer on wall work reduce with one pint turpentine to the gallon. . V -5. . ., Many painters are making their own Dull Enamels, particularly to satisfy the demand of their customers as to degree of sheen, which varies on different jobs. Most painters have found this very difficult to accomplish when using the average wall paint or enamel undercoater, in that they were not ground fine enough or dean enough to produce a good Dull Enamel when mixed with Gloss Enamel. XXX Enamel Undercoater stands out alone because 01 its dean, fine grinding. It mixes perfectly with *"***!, particularly Bnamelastic, to pro duce a high grade Dull Enamel with^varying degrees of sheen depending upon the mixture. . Qts. - Gals. 5 Gala. ..-i,. -v 73 3 55 ; 3 50 ^-* - Quart*, 13 in 1 Net Price* Gallons, 4 in v: V. i~r. >3 A, YELLOW OCHRE (French); r. Ground In Oil : > ' . 12*4b. PaSs S3 : 30 . >8H 354b. . 1004b, Pdls \ Kegs .*' 31 39 . It MH w 14* Trade Discount 25% J: 13*-pound pdls, 4 in T8 70 (15) SIO 390 35-pound pdls, 4 to *r -- 1_____ 0007-S4P-000004384 &HT*W1H-WtLUAMa f*O0UCT9 SHERWW-WlLUAMS imj j b 'm g (Air* Whitt Ltad With One Atited , 'i.ft-fj- >Y-B ' -.; .'i .3iO i.*S. - Ltd 71%. flN OxM *J%, Orooad to Tin--id Ofi> -' A - -> White 2iae it wavertally acknowledged to be the right pigment to "., !'. with white lead to retard the objectionable nhaiMug, characteristic of white ' lead paint. The proportion of coc used, however, ie meat important, sa tine ^ c need alone ehowi fault# juet ae objectionable a the chalking of white le--L *t' ^ * * We offer 8herwin-WiIK*aa do, pare lead with pore awe added, not -- a // */*-. lead eubetitute, but ae the modern paint pigment better than white lrwl Zilo, ueed according to the directioneon the package, wQ make a paint having a better and more testing glo-- than white lead paint and wS be more co- . V- ncanical and eoet ten by the job. - n ..A .^%-V itc : - There'# notiang radical aboat do. Neither are (hot any untested aijy theorie# involved in the making ofit. Z3o it eimply a factory-made, machine* ' ground combination of white lead and white sine, put eenveniestiy in the package ready to be let down with raw Hfitcrrf efl and turpentine for one. ;. - - -n1 do contain# 75% pore white lead and -25% cine aside,-the proportion : : most master painter# advocatte a* ideal. However, if a painter ha# a job upon which he wants to use approximately 85% white lead and 15% sine oxide and want# to be certain that he obtain# pure sine a# well a# pure white lead, all he ha# to do i# to mix together 100 the. do and 67 lbs. white lead. -By mixing white lead and Z3o, any amount of white sine can be provided up to 25%. In other word#, whenever you wi#h to add rine to a white lead paint-- u*eSherwm-Wittaanu23a. ... .V; ~ do is an exceptionally finely ground pigment. The big practical ad-' V* vantage of thi# ffnenr-- of grinding i# found in the greater bulk of do-- * hundred pounds of do will take three pints more of linseed oO than the same amount of lead. This finery-- means, also, that a gallon of do paint wffl go . r* farther than a fallen of white lead paint because a thinner film of do wiO hide the old surface, the do together. particles being finer and lying closer iv. v ' The forth-- advantage ofusing do In preference to mixing your oton lead ' and sine is the cost. Take your pendl and figure the best price at which you can buy 25 pounds ofpure sine caidc in pure refined Irnsred ofl.1 To this add the figure you would have to pay fee 75 pounds of strictly pure white lead today. Check your figures and compere the result with the price of do. You will be surprised to find that ZUo costs you considerably leas. ,, ..." . do makes a noticeably whiter job titan white lead. The pure white tine in do makes it whiter not only when newly applied but it keeps do whiter because white lead takes on a grayish castwhen txpueed to tbe weather. When used for tints and colors, do produces a deaner and more brilliant tone than white lead and doe* mg lose ha character through chalking as do-- white lead paint. _ v- Also available in soft paste form. -.s. do comee in 100-tb. and 50-Zb. kegs, 254b. steel paQs. ;.,v- . ;* -. ..... .... ' r. {See Special Prk Card, Form '^ . 0007-SWP-000004385 . i'm i p p .i mw mf iv jm i w4'xjs; .>*"-jj .,in qi.wiqwiuuf.P. JU.'N>UI .1 I i.ijjwwg^ > w SHK*W!H- WILLIAMS PRODUCT* SHERWIN-WILLIAMS VARNISHES 'V'A 7 The facilities afforded by the largest system of paint aad varnish factories la the world jive us advantages for the manufacture at varntabes that enact - V ' ' be duplicated in any other plant. We use the very finest quality Q b A V ~ ~ varnish gums, specially selected far each particular grade or * "<* Our chemical laboratories are complete in every detail so that we can apply every known test to both raw materials and finished products, aad sore they are not only of highest quality, but conform to standard fa every ~ V '_ > -7 respect. :; c-5 .,*!?,"/ _ " We list on the following pages the moat largely used varnishes-we man*1 facture. Bach is designed to meet a specific requirement. All which surround its use are taken carefully into consideration,and the varnish must demonstrate through practical test that it meets every requirement far ' the purpoae intended, before it is placed on the market. S-W Varnishes am - '.v: always be depended upon to give satisfactory results. They have long , passed the experimental stage, and the success which has attended their use for many years is sufficient guarantee oftheir quality. , - We also list a very complete line of Driers, Japans, Aaphaltums,'First '^7 7- yf,, Costers. Kaeh product is the ef qnality far piirprt :* ' and has been in use for years with entire satisfaction. . .. . ,rrvy. .. ni m With such a complete and satisfactory line the deafar to fa position ta ' handle the varnish business in his locality to the vary bast advantage, c^ - "*" ` i 7 7`; ' F*a *n q t v:& '''I rr~cT7 > ' VARNISH LEADERS r 77 M-? -V :.ii * : *\y Fast-Dri--The Watar-Raalstinj Floor Vamiah e -r.r.-sv Modern fa construction, bat with a proven reputation far quality and ser vice. Produces a rich, full finish on the work; easy working, elastic and long wearing. Built to stand scuffing aad scratching. Dries dust-free in 1 hour; hard enough to re-coat in 4 hours; in 6 to fl hours is hard enough to waft an; - and fa 34 hours, ean be rubbed. Its Fast-Dri feature is a distinct advantage to alljusers, particularly where rooms cannot conveniently be out of service, jobs where the painter must get ready for new tenants to move in, etc. White not essentially a trim aad furniture varnish, yet K it euitable fair woodwork aad other interior surfaces such as window jdfla, laundries, aad other surfaces not directly exposed to the weather. Msr-not should be applied directly to the wood or HaoJcum, reducing the first coat sHghtly with pure spirits of turpentine (about one pint to the gal lon). applying the succeeding coats without reduction. Do not use shellac or pigment first-cotters of any kind under Mar-oot. 7; y--;; ' 7 77 \\ - ' ; i.'. \ MAR-NOT SATIN FINISH ' *"'* 'rT* Mar-not Satin Finish la an architectural finishing varnish which spaa . "v designed far use on floors. This product, when used over two coats ofMar-not Varnish, will produce a beautiful dull rubbed finish without the labor of hand rubbing or waxing. Apply freely, brushing just enough to spread evenly. It dries dust.free in three hours; and hard enough to walk on overnight. Use only one coat over two coats of Mar-not or an elastic varnish. * ' SCWior Tbs Water-Resisting Interior Varnish J.o/j ' A pale, fall-bodied varnish designed far the finest interior woodwork lift , homes, banks, office buildings, etc., where a strictly first clam finish is de manded. Dries with a fall gloss so that it can be left fa its natural state, If desired, or it ean be rubbed to a dull finish with pumice-stone aad oil -orwater fa about forty-eight hours.. Can alao be polished.-,-.- -.u*. y.nj^.V- TS 79 (15) BM > --4* -- .A "'VWa-s-aR. 0007-SWp-000004386 SHKKWiN-WfLUAMB PKOOUGT* VARNISH LEADERS^Conti*uod-:: f 4 4**VX r" -^vviV> irfi ___ __ Tha King of all Spar Varnish* Lfty* cii'V: - -- .* iw* Rexpar represents the highesttype wf spar varnish, 'being ay pale to ?>:* color, full-bodied,producing a film'that It both waterproof sad asairniiproof. . successfully withstand* varying atmospheric conditions such at extreme beat ' and cold, now, wind, salt spray and eon. It ia therefore ideal far stenmshipa, yacht*, canoe*, outside doors, porch ceilings, kitchens, bathrooms, etc.' Dries . , ,. dust-free in from two to three hours aad hard enough to ra-eoat in from fifteen V. ' to eighteen hours. .o?,;. *-,v-v-s '.v*y. 2 .Tu:t-r-Zi. Our varalab -policy is **A special vsnM far each fecial purpose,**bat If you want h single varnish for many purposes, on Reaper (King af-sA^tpar -Z*.. Varnishes)/ ~v ' Jvr>i. ttyartj VELVET FINISH No. 1*44 The Varnish for Dull Rubbed SflarX ^f^ ^ KV This varnish, instead ofdrying with a gloet,dries to frnifaitv a'<hxO cubbed surfsce, thereby doing array with the expense and labor' of rubbing. ' j>y .v'Vv tains no wax. Shows little or no tendency to settle out in the package, and -V. - . therefore is easily applied with uniform result*. Tttt'vandih not dhg t& ' chow lap* or bruahmarks, can be appBed over any other good varnish (or -.v ;-^ shellac) and does not apot white, Dries ddat-free hi taro to tfcreo'hoara and - * \ > hard overnight. -v t-/.,.!-' / FLOOR-SEAL The Wood Floor Hardener `:' Floor-Seal is designed to cater into a wood floor and to hawfr" it from "Vr within by filling die pores or open ceila of the wood and by actually toughen ing the fiber* of the wood itself. Floor-Seal is not intended to produce varnish finish over die surface. -Our regular fiber varnishes are furnished for this purpose. For this reason one aoa* of Floor-Seal ia our standard recccn- - - mendaticn for wood floors both in hard and so-called softwoods.' Ttfis one coat will enter completely into the wood, {saving little or ao surface film,: - but it remain is the wood sealing It against penetration of moisture wad maintaining a hardened wood surface even as the wood surface wear* downyri. - Floor-Seal possesses the following outstanding advantages For use bn V wood floors in schoolrooms, gymnasium floors, factor and mill floors and a0 ' similar heavy duty wood floors where the service is too heavy Car eithern floor > * varnish, floor enamel or any aur/aoa finish: f ^ Floor-Seal doma hot darkan tha wood as floe*' hot Bhseed Floor-Seal driea oompJatefy and is not a dust<ctchcr as are linseed til :. and other floor oils on the market.' * ?- ' - .. . Floor-Seal <toee not maka tha Boor s/ijywrym dp floor o Cj l msurance companica recognise this fact. V/V- -< `^''V j V-' A floor finished in Floor-Seal may be wimed for dancing with ittrffect ~ c : satisfaction. It does not wash our of floor* as do oQa. yi^-r ^ . /fofa--Where the customer insists upon applying two coats o^FloornSeal, tflow forty-eight hours for drying before applying the second coat, -ibi ^ : --i -,> ' - ' K*. 1 FLOOR '' ' fu.l- **`I;.'- ' A pale, medium-grade floor varhiih.' 'Dries dust-free' & thrte V foot hours. Has average toughness and eUstidty, along with good water-fasting ^ : . qualities. . No. 1 COACH . ', ^ .^-V. r&^*/--5g r:i >rh<wtf-T&i t* A low-priced coach varnish for the leas expensive interior vnrk._Dnss Made from the finest grade of damar gum and fcrtandad formefamahUg 0007-SWP-000004387 ft'm i j u m p IEs . k i*J J#WWt! sewgi-w i '-. SHMmWtN-WfLUAMB PnOOUGT* FIRST COXTERS". -ms i. .'^' : 'Vvv:c' i; ;:; MARVELAC * v'';'* ' *!-J Popularly priced Spirit Brit cutter,' recommended in p&e'W `tftcBac. Used directly over stains. Marvelac brings oat the brilliancy end depth of $ ' tTM* 90 greatly desired. Possesses wonderful seaHn* properties end Is nor* water-resisting then sheDee. Can be brushed, sprayedor dipped, end ocoes ,.1^, V. .. j reedy for use. For best results should be thinned about 45 to S0-pr sent r] with 188-degree proof denatured alcohol tor dipping or spraying. - -Dries '>: *.-:y$' dust-free in a few minutes end sands in 5 to 6 hours without gnmaiisg the.. ?* .* sandpaper. "' LIQUID FILLER A pigment sanding and --Mt to a perfect finish for succeeding varmdi coats* <J3tir. before taring. g\ sue uuw we ra< *ry\ iseiai puws^vsit r vuuoaJJ** CV>. rr.' .with oil and will not curdle or separate. Will dry paste fillers promptly and *; ; perfectly. The master painter will find this to be the most economical be can *i ^ ^ purchase owing to its heavy body and great drying strength. Dries in the .Vlr/v ,VAv~-- proportioo of one part, drier to forty parts of oil overnight. This is the drier . .. A we use in SWP colors. ***-- -- l-- -- < -*- # -- >- *- * - WHITE LIQUID DRIER The strongest and most powerful white liquid drier that can be made from the best obtainable materials. It is unequalled for drying and mixing quafittes. It will dry linseed oil perfectly when mixed in the proportion of about cue gallon of drier to twenty gallons of oil. This drier will mix with oQ without any indications of curdling or separation and will not affect the most delicate shades or tints. : 'Use DRY-O-NTEE ........... ____________...._________ oyitfriavi: ..... ^ . -:: The master painter's ideal drier, a perfectlyWe drier tor general use.Jtt v" V` readily with oil, paints, etc. Wffl not separate, precipitate, ban, s~^ ' saponify ** curdle, bat thoroughly dries oil, paint, etc., leaving an elastic, smooth and wear-resisting surface. 'Unlike most driers, the pamrtag maf rials to which it has been added as directed will dry perfectly from the inside * i out, thus entirely precluding the possibility of surface drying. There is an : v j..v\, ` * drier made which will more readily sad thoroughly mix with linseed ofl pod ^ - K: oil paints withnoouutt sseeppaarraatitoionn^- s i'.i*Vy?*,' JAPAN DRIER A strong, economical drier, in no way to be odmanpparedd w&tfh tbhs ebaapar. qualities generally a -' r - ' * - .- c: GOLD SIZE JAPAN - >0! 'O'.fr-"i; =` A pale, heavy-bodied japan ofsuperior quidlfy. Its great strength malms * it economical and it is perfectly safe to use with any mixture. .A hinder; which can be used with delicate colors without injury. W31 proper! rough stuff and facilitate the.drying ofall undercoats. COACH PAINTERS* _______ __ _ ___________ SpedaHy prepared for the coach printtris use and thoroughly rtBable ihr die preparation of all undercoatings. Acts aa ahardening agat as well as mixing japan and is always unitonn. 'r t? 0007-SWP-000004388 SHKRWIN* WiLUAM&fPmoOUGTm '^y ^ v ^^^a s p h a l t i^ms ^ .No. I ASPHALTUM **.:t-> ;, `.4'SV" ^Suitable fee Pricaj umn^ een to twenty minutes and can be handled ta twqto three bours^.l '^B"XsP^^ '\**;m * !e A i?nick-drying black asphaltum,rviMd'i&^,if>dp;tilar^iJrice/'y^ ,:'fc-'>ft:'fereepticmaUy good valuer- Works easily^coverewdl andpossesses exceptional; alkali tod acid-resisting qualities.^ \3>. ,. )}-_*&*& WjSRS&flO ' .wv; s9W;idyvhj'.^:*rjdw- :^iu ^0r^ENGtfeBOl)Y*'PIMSHD<aai^^^^J ;' A pale, heavy-bodied and dura^I^V^isH^oil highest grade motor cars. Specially prepared with a view to'easy______. , '-' ':W: d^^es and drying toaeet the demands of thVprsctteld finisher in the cus* 'v' tn* shop. This varnish is made from the finest selected gums and oils,'' ' y ; . matured under ideal conditions which render it perfect for use..,, Special.care - is exercised in the aging process. .This helps bring out the'grdat brilliancy^ ... -for which the Varnish is abted- wia^.^3i,iip2/iii4gn-*'; n^stp nyu^A V/V;;?/ENGU8H:PJU#B--RimilNOi|JSklliftle5Sa^^,>^*.^r .. ` ' /; A palei rubbing varnish design^ '^.highest gAkdel^ot^a^^^^c..-*- .freely and levels evenly. Dries t6fuh',ia,24. to 36hbuir.undefp6rnud; ? conditions, although 49 hours ' should be/attdwd when shop-codditionst permit. This varnish is designed for mixing with colors, especially for the ^ last or split-coat--when so mixed it will not eurdld -thicken, as ia.'dfren' the case with many present-day. rubbing .varnishes of inferior, qualityE^-This varnish should be carefully rubbed^or^ flatted,.theqfollowed Dye full;coat; _ -*sf SCngHh T*~4y Pmiahing j-^i, A pale,heavy-bodied, waterproof varnish for motor ear chasrisind'_ . .v^*' carriage wheels, etc. Works freely and flows evenly, producing a deep, well; ';> ' ' rounded finish of great brilliancy and exceptional durability-:. Sets -odt of 7 ' -dust in 5 to 6 hours and dries.bard in.24 to 3fi. bours.^.Ueeat.fuil body oyer color and striping coats. 'fc^rivsT V> . PALE DXJKA&tZ BOD^.FnTOHlN -'it \'>T- A pal^hes^Vbodiid --flftlshinfr-' v u .uu.-ucw ./i'c^.'sbbdied,' bfilliifet.mflifrfcr/high grade' 'motor; cars. Vrtvj*;rfo**w***' ft Is a--yWylrin'g', faMy quick drying, 'r'f'yisnk out perfectly.* It dries dust-fire in 4 to 6 hours, and hard enough--to putinto- service la 49hour*.. -; .-,,.,,, ..; r-v-s,:.. /IMPALE-. BODY- RUBBING ' K\ : A very high grade color, heavy in body, works and flows freely.;- Dries to rub in. 24 "td 96 boufsj Mi :CUOiFaor. <b_es.t results allo__w__s_4__9___h__e___ _ \J-*' - A-ti t . -w g, . %. . fffpS^PESfeCTlp ''-'^;-'^^7-:f'A.vey'pa}e,'dtfrable,'`eiastl<ri >'*;grade of work over delicate colors, and btf Sceduht 'of paleaes*, uhusual' #or1 '? ing and flowing qualities, body-and rich lustre,, itTU..the selection of carriage and automobile shops. Witt dry dust-free-is-ibout fi-hc'~J enough to handle in 36 hours and hard ln^.two.c W.\ W S.`. < i - - "`-W *** LTy . --.--m^mnsts :t iron work, etc. Drier du*t-,fjce , sold at a popular price," yet offering y/ >y, covert well andposseasesexeeptio* ' *" '. Jr, ;<gsV 5 ^iSHES^^i varnish of great brilliancy designed fo prepared with a view to easy working ids of the practical finisher in the cus*^ the finest selected gums and oils,', render It perfect for use.>, Special-cate^ * **p* Wf" for highest gradf.miptot*'cars, ^.vyori rub in 24 to 36. hours under normal d be allowed when* shop' conditions'. miring with colors, especially f<?r t^e will not curdle or thicken,' a* ia/often'Jr*"* '' * ing varnishes of inferior quality..'-This `*j or. a>griH^-4a|g^.fcX'4.fuS: " 4"" ^ITr-vc.-UJ ,ai t. xvivS-'-ftij varnish for motor car chassis and gears,'' id flows evenly, producing a deep, well 1 exceptional durability.-' - Seta out of in 24 to _36 hours.._ Use st. fui^ body-^j ..TM-tv.-M: **.%>-r$' *{&$1 *"' _ dti-j^SOTt '' G < varnish'designed^to produce a full* motorcars.- Especially-prepared-$o. workingT fairly quick drying^ flowing^ o6bours,. *' ' .............. * 'ijr!1 -riww i-ut., . .:* ; . ';tbb ish of dependable quality.^-'Ib'biddTjR^ freely..- DriOLlQ rub in. 24 to 36 hour*.6 .j** *t4as^a' ' ing Vsirsis^ ^ running parti'dh e'_, on account of paleness, unusual' worl ich lustre, it.is the.selection pf pans dry dust-free - in about' 6?he1--' * l in two daysp $ -.A. . ,, aHKmWtN*WlLUAM&^mOOt/CT* VFQyr> ' '*' " ' *V * T -j - l UTOMOT zxzci'f&l'fWZSt&tfAU gjyjgic- FINISRINC? .yARNI$R ? ' ' rA, mediumcolored finishing varnish designed to meet the condidcms la I custom shops. This varnish does not require the expert-handling thathigb *i;. grade finishing varnishes call fcf. It is easy working, free flowing, 'drying to a full .brilliant finish< It setrto touchJn 4 to 5 hours, and can be put into jBdegjt the end o34<?urvprcy)^:i$ ft /JPlick RUBBING^yARNISHa^^!^ ~^A medium colored rubbing' varnish, designed to meet the general'condij't1'^ j-tions found in custom shops.' -It Is easy working, free flowing,rleveling\ovt 7 especially well so that it does not require as much rubbing as the general run of.fa rubbing varnishes. It dries dust-free In 1 to 2 hours, and suffte' for a light rubbing fa 34although 4$ hours is preferable?;.-^, LMOTOR TRUCK PUNISHING , _____-..*t VV.\ mp~ , * r*r s. A.high grade finishing varnish for motor truck and high grade\ *- 1 Is pale in color, heavy in bogy* works and flows freely, and " U&^oeg|<}ay.;-gaga Wgk.lpa**itf P fit ST;-: ;.c-f jMOTOR AND w a g o n : g e a r ; -- A very pale, hsu^-drymg.VarnJalf Stands out with a gc qualities.^ can be used over ddicate _ iveyfe. *n K..v vox* v .................. ......... ,v f'i' T y ' ) l ` .... ' >. r.. .. . . , .. ..Jvv'-V,--' -.There probably always will be painters who prefer a hand-mixed flat wal `.paint to a standard prepared :yall paint, especially "nf those who havw learned^ to^app^atq.the goo^yoc^ng qualities,^. ft'W.OMLJ You can now fufnlsh these customers' S*W. Flattihg"-Oil' Its 01306, as aT ' dependable and satisfactory product. , It bears fllfT.ttfJffTiTjn1 Men will And it equal to the best on the market,"^?^ t c t t TSo S-W Flatting Oil when combined with Pure White Lead makes a paint Ftbat,dries witb a Sat finish, works freely under the brush, levels well and re* ^tslps a satisfactory wet edge to avoid laps aad brush marks. , ' , ;i-' ^Mlx Flatting Oil with White Lead exactly the sameas T insrrd L^hite Lead littleoil ata time and stining constamtiy- .. . . ....''ifii'tiO&s . ^Flatting Oil-^^% 5O[^;'^:jl'.,40! m Price* Discounts -gallon cans' or* 2*5^alloo cans, deduct 10'per cent;*' *rjl '14 1-gallon cans, or S 5-gallon cans, deduct 20 per cent. 46 1-gallon cans or 10 5-gallon cans, deduct 20 and 5 per cent.'; .96 l-gailoo, cgnrck^flO^jUotteans, deduct30 h-'i'A v; 0007-SWP-000004390 9MMRWH*WrUJAM9 ^ffOOVDTt .. ' .. teishii fieO RN*?ffiWWfToij^6L^f' ARCHITECTURAL YARNISH LEADERS . ; ^ ^v '. ma r -n o t <nMMy.V.Ut3?,? *r*sw Jrtr** *r**r?b~5'*os l*v. * MAR-NOT SATIN FXMlBHi ;^fn,1'^ E3 * *0' ** OTS^- FLOOR-SEAL.....,...........*- Excello Floor Excello Spar . Excello Satin No. 1 Floor. No. 1 Coach; Fioert . Ufts Hercules Drier.-.... .......................-........ . White Lliqiquuiidd DDrierr.i. er,,,v.V -42 1 8? 1S 3 36 -`1; ' Dry-O--NNhfte... sr -1s>-sr- -I ** Japan Drier.;.'. .V*:-.WT >i:S2 >K-.W 45 t tS ; ' .-. Qold S8ee e>Pa,v^V."*rf.^.^4r ?**S8`^1 40- - 1 ^ Coach Painters Japan..' 1 30 4 AS ... A SO ; -, . u.:# ' ?>3i.:jw/Avr.G>iA.^.iir6j4-/' fi-*9 A- No. 1* .v-->:* sarw.- li> *0 **BM.,,................... M -- 50 - *0 ENGLISH BODY FINISHING ENGLISH PALE RUBBING ENGLISH GEAR FINISHING Pale Durable Body FfqMriac..' Pale Body Rubbing.....,. Pale Perfection C-------- ' Quick Finishing. Quick Rubbing.; 1 05 1 00 3 60 MOTOR TRUCK AND WAGON TARNISHES. 0 80 >. 'rr~.r^r:H *.v?-s sci-rV: -i t /.>. r.Trmde Piacoowt 23>j% s4'jt **ts JL sisitAipiv' Q& v? For price in S-gaL cam, deduct lOe pergaL from fiat price ofl-gaLcane. rVirCJ- For price In barrriaand non-returnable drama, deduct.25c per guL from ,v%." Hat price of 1-gaL eana. --'-.I';.-- ^ -i>> For price in 55-ga!. drama, dadnet 20e per gaL from Hat price cf 1-gaL'&?" eana. Drama charged extra and credit lamed when returned in good oondl- .-v^ ^ tion, freight prepaid. *' . , Eighth-plata, 48 M qaan. : ^ ; .'i _ - OQuuarrttieMr-ijidantBta., 4418 fina acaanee.. - Half-pinta, 48 inenae.. : g Half-gallona, 12 In - ^ ~ l. _GQuDuoanitaa,,8Ulain, FqrJuII deacriptioa'oftbeae Varniabea, refer tp'pagea <' r.'i' " 44 .t ?' . ? ^. .C'V"?? i' - V-: r-`->r' 0007-SWP-00000*391 11 ,* ;44- j i' ------ ';',' ' ''- ;T > f -I'. f. J_T~ \ ' *= ."' V.'". :,v . S^M__M__*f_'f_W__IN~.'W.. lL _U__A__M_.'_9 Fwm'M-O^' O*U- O-- --T--* ^ Vmi i ' . J ** > > * > ' ''/ ' k ,-2-- bj.,cINSEGTICH>ES -*r?.v DRY POWDERRD ARSENATE OF LEAD ^ Sherwm*William* Dry Powdered Areenat* of Lewd it the lightest and fluffiest arsenate of lad made. These. properties Insure good mixing and sus pension, end uniform end effective control of chewing ?*--* - Thb *avr*d contains from SO to 33 per eent of arsenic oxide end lett than 1 per cent water' ' ` 'l^. > :' : , soluble areenic oxide. Consequently 'maximum insect-kSlihg it obtaihod without any injury to fruit or foBage. Whether used at wet apra or at a^f-<-<> duet. S-W Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead will give maxbnuin results. ~ .(O-*; * 'g'-1'-?;- ...............- r s --- ^ -IWoaantt^plloa . tul.a-uo. L^Uaffyy'.w-j j f-'iifM# rliXTS'Vlav^r- ^f^^V^- r; -V >. coriP"rv i. vj/! * >.:, : ' ' Kr>- f-<-- DRY .ARSENATE OF .QALCHTW., ;.' Shemin-WUHama Arsenate 01 Catdua'cecftpBes widb ' specification covering physical qualities and chemical analysis. ft1"Is ,<* .(?&%- espcaal value applied as a dust fa> the control of Cotton Bofl WeeVQ. ** S-W Arsenate of Calcium eomes la dry powdered form and is *< ----Jy fine, having s density of not leas than 80 or mare than 100 Cubic inches to the' V* pound. This insures even end economical distribution on the cotton plant. S-W Arsenate of Calcium not less than 40 per cent of arsenic axida and less than H of one P**1 cent of water soluble arsenic oodda. These quaE- ties insure quick killing * of the BoD Weevil without injury j re- smu-ltin- g ^p --XJSS'f-V.. . ... ** Dry Lime-Sulfur is the most valuable new spraying product that hasbeat developed is recent years. For a long time lime Sulfur Solution had bean the standard dormant and summer spray for apples, pears, plums rood many ,d-'V.other fruit trees. Orchardists are familiar with the disadvantages connected with the use of Lime-Sulfur Solution. These indude heavy handling of barrels, losses due to leakage, crystallisation end frecsing and freight on water. Sherwin-Williams Dry Urns Pulfar is a true Dry Lime-Sulfar. ' It b not a substitute for Lbae-Sulnir Solution, but b standard 38-degree Baume Lime- , i Sulfur Solution in dry powdered form. It dissolves readily in water and wSB 'Uy v' ''iv' ''f control insects and disciscs just as effectively as Lime-Sulfur Solution....' -*iSherwIn-WQliams Dry Lime Oulftir b an efEectiv* remedy for San Jose '' and Oyster-SheQ Scale, Peadi-Leaf Curl, Peach Blight, Peach Twig Bare^ r; - Blister-Mite, Apple and Pear Scab, Powdery Mildew of Apples, Red Spiders, Sherwin-WnHams Paris Green b recognised fay potato and tobacco grow ers as an old reliable and effective brand for the control of the Potato Bug and the Tobacco Worm. It b also effective against grasshoppers, armywanas -i and cutworms. S-W Paris Green wOl k31 insects quickly because It centalrts about $5 per cent of arseaious oxide, which b in excess of Oat required , ;r by the government. 8W Paris Oreea contains less than per sent water-- solublesrseniouBoxide. . ;t-Z&jf-Sfc-f '.y ~ S-W Paris Green b extremely fine and excells alt other brmdejn;epension qualities when used m a wet spray and b mors ocornmirsl and offset!v ' when used as a dust. >*' - fV -. ,nv>rtt' Pricenon Application - ' - -- ir-.*--, . 0007-SWP-000004392 ~ ju .u'l.iiu J'WJBIMI'lUIMi BHKRwm- Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t * INSECTICroES AND FUNGICIDES--Contd. so Sberwin-WHIiains Fungi.Bordo to as extrianely Bu^ Bordeaux iCzter* in dry powdered form- It to made at the best grade of Brnc and blue rfarioL . > S-W Fungi-Bardo mixes readily with water and stays well in suspended It to very effective wben applied as a dust. . ' Fungi-Bordo to a, properly balanced Bordeaux mixture containingequaf parts of lime and blue vitriol. When used at the rate of 6 lbs. to 50 gallons a water it will give a 3-3-50 Bordeaux formula--8 lbs. a 4-4-50 formula, 10 Iba. a 5-5-50 formula and 12 Iba. a 6-6-50 Dcarieaux formula. Sherwin-Williams Fungi-Bordo will control moat ftmgous rllirsim of apples, pears, cherries, grapes, strawberries and those of vegetables. Tbeuaa of Fungi-Bordo eliminates all of the jncocventopce eenaectarf with -v Of home made Bordeaux. It to better than commercial parte Bordeaux Mixture because It to more easily mixed with water, will not deteriorate - and to more effective in the control of fungous fiitiraaes; Lrr--w ' " - Pricm m Application,^ 2 V''''' fi - f--~ u?.:-4 e yirts-'i .wrA. OPOTDAV .v j -rovs nn:t.-v V - . so-'. in; * 4, Tzvi-'s'- \rS-2. i ,, , . - . V., Sherwin-Williams Pestroy to a convenient ready-to-hdx {Qjocti- . dde and fungicide connsting of dry Bordeaux Mixture and Arsenate of T raff - for use on fruits and vegetables. It to extremely fine and stays weQ in sus pension when applied as a wet spray. 8-W Pestroy may be applied M a both effectively and economically. S-W Pestroy contains 85 per cent of Dry Bordeaux Mixture aud 15 per' cent of Dry Arsenate of Lead. This combination will insure a properly bed-, anced spray mixture. S-W Pestroy should be used to control chewing insects and fungods dis eases ofapples, pears, quinces, cherries, grapes, currants, gooseberries, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, egg-plant and beans- < . .>. - s.4-! r-.' .. Prices on Application -7^/ -- v il.i jt- . "T ;r* .-.r-y -sTs-rf ` i *>jrrz-l LONDON PURPLE -^ - v --.i............., .. -I- TV's cv.-i 'V : ; A-.-"!-::. * . The dd reliable remedy for potato *%ugs,n -cotton worms, arts,, gram'' hoppers, cut-worms, etc.......... J An economical spray pewarming quick killing properties and adhesive ness. May be applied as a dust or wet spray. .... - l.k 9. . . ..i.-I Prices on Application > PRUNING COMPOUND ; Sherwin-Williams Pruning Compound to tire best material to apply to large wounds made in pruning both fruit and shade trees. If large cut aor* faces remain unprotected against weathering and disease, cnonamis damage " may result- -...r. - -/ \*r" . * Sherwin-Williams Pruning Compound to a ready-for-the-bruih antiseptic, tmi an mini (Inning. w TiMi wm pri *~i u< i railing re weathering......... ; Qts. Gab.-'" '-"S^Sela.5'* '' Dark QreCnC_lh__re: ..\^i .*/. . 1 4'a5J'"-VM,-1 i.-::. x y t 40 . . NetPtien ' f.-J'U.t-t'- tCHf.-T ' Quarts, 12 in case. . - <u .'s'tA//# Gallons, 4 fat ease. ' - . A;' 0007-StfP-000004393 * Mur T!y^ j g1 SHMKWIN- WtLUMB PmQOUQTB ^wiu^g^w?1 -*11 w 5 t }; a U-v ;^-'. *<':'j':&- -V **%&?*- S?*'-' -!/ ROOF PAINTS AND ROOF CMENT*JO$ !>::U/.:; EBONOL Bbcnol ia an excellent black paint for general exterior nprrcp tnn. it ' t-^-. is free, durable and highly recommended as a roof paint eo prepared ar J-^ V; eo-callcd "rubber" roofing, metal skylights, flashing and downspouts. It :'vr'/ has a splendid body and mil not run or dry out under the heat rays of tbs sop, r.^'A-V - Becomes set in 24 hours. Enclosing Slip B-S76. .. , v i. / .U~-y.r^- V-1 - i " tn - Sboed osa onl*y Bboool Htdasti.^^ y.oVis ' Gab. " S-Gal*. - * "i"` *. T/* n. *v if. Nat A reducer made to reduce Bbonot down to t *i"> cmdatsnqy, make it so that it will set more quickly. 7 V ' ' - - v :V< < "*. ! ft -T--".>i >i .-yir-Sy^S-*- '! :nSV`:V!. ` QUICK DRYING EBONOL'Id. "if.' ^ 'v* V -riv:* a*;: Similar paint to Bboool accept it is not quite so heavy bodied and dries . quicker. A reducer is put in it which permits this product to set in about . eight hours. -. - - . Gala*'iV S-Qals. ,, Drums ^ - > Xri-'' :. S ; r.^'ry8 . >.-*4t Pxkas Oaflona, 4 in ... v*. - ^ "t - *;1 ' -o ------ .-v.-f;> v*. '*' LIQUIDROOF CEMENT M -'- r'--. .-.* '. : - r *. . - . ; V.:*S "1. f-< SW Liquid Roof Cement Is offered in three colors, black, red afid green. *V.V., It la aa effoctire combination of pitches, oils and long asbestos ftbra racum- mended for repairing different types at roofs. Including tor, gravoLdag, can-.......... orete, date, tde, tin, galvanised iron, composition, fdt, canvas and corrtt-`-^.'.;i; Apply it with a rootog brush cornmcnly known sa a "squeegeed* ^ t;.; Red..;........ Green.......... 0007-SWP-000004394 rr J1 .1 mj-l'ip. IJjl HWilJ,. . WJL SHWHWlN-WlLLmM*' PmOOUGT ROOF FAINTS AND ROOF CEMENTS ^Contd. ELASTICROOF CEMENt ^ ' S-W Static Roof Cement is offend in three colon, black, ftd a^ grata. It It an effective combination of pitches, eOa and long asbestos fibre recces* mfnded far patching large botes, joining and reiining gotten, eave-troughs, down-spouts, drain pipe*, valley*, skylights, chimney flashing* andeareices. S-W Elastic Roof Cement should be applied with a trowel. It is very durable and will stand extreme temperatures without cracking. 4 u xu- ,.v Black, Wh. r 54b. - 104b. 3S-&- S04b. 1004b. Half ' Cana Rails Pails. Drams Drams Drams Dress 12H 10H 09H 09 07H 07 07 06H Red Ones u h **m : IS = iiH u ti 10M Net Pries* -- j ^7 - -' 1-pound cans, 24 in case. 5-pound cans, 0 fea case. 10-pound pails, ja.ease^V^/T -} 0 25-pound paSs, S in cast. . i;c*. i. . rlMuu ?_ ,-:r. ,-r / >- viri-' WOOD PRESERVATIVES -; A .V' ' *> ii ei&rrt V ,: CARBOLIC-OL Ccrbolic-Ol is a superior grade of anthracene oil derived in the distillation of coal-tar. It is recommended for spraying or painting the interior of poultry houses to kill Mites, Fowl Ticks or "Blue Bugs" and Stick-Tight Fleas; also foe preserving fence posts, flooring, sills, sUo staves and other wood products against decay. . ^ -* Qah. ` finals Dreal a . . . h?1j: 00 w ;v . . 90 * t >. S.O. / i-.ii.-u Net Pricaa >- Pattons.4 In case. - ' i? **-. *. ' '* CARBOUC-OL SHINGLE STAIN CarbeBc-Oi Shingle Stain is a wood preservative o3 of great penetrative qualities and win insure maximum water and weather resisting properties which are nnrrlnl far wood and shingles. It comes in two shades, light and dark brown. This product will add prolonged lift to shingles. , . - ii--= t.'.*.;. ...... . j-r.f5 .'.O: dX.s, Ug*J*--'.......... ;*t;................. *..............**} 1 00 Dark.. -'`5 Pd.a.< ~x>. o'.Jry : 90 v> 00 - NatFries* : ; ..is*.!?! f`Z Pattons, 4 in eaae. ,.. iui- ' ... V>^SStO:" y.'-.m-y-.z'j a; '*W\ ri'9fti' r-... -..i- 0007-StfP-000004395 IH| ! LWiyMWIlll*}Mf i W ' x**w//v- Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t * V 4 t*t? i /'..Vi; STOCK DIPS^^V: ; -*d - PHENO-DII^^ ' fsrfc: uff:a rT -.s->*5T -*vrva vd (Slajx/ardfrtKf) j Sfv Fheno-Dip ta a standardised coal-tar stock dip and disinfectant haring a carbolic add coefficient ranine from 5 to 6 by the Hygienic Laboratory Method. It ia recommended for uae as a dip for cattle, sheep, horses, swine, goats and poultry and as a disinfectant for general use about,the tea. Qt*. 34 Gals. 1 10 5 Oals. 1 00 Drums 00 : Gallons, 4 in / : l-'li- . v.-^.vrt ajTiJ.tu *'uvr> ' *&?,* .! farfi* /y * " "I -Vt <#'rv-w'Sfa tf aJ-^-ovr. s-w s t o c k p i p / . S-W Stock Dip is a standardised eoal-tar stock dip having a carbolic add coefficient ranging from 2 to 3 by the Hygienic Laboratory Method. Xt la recommended for uae as a dip for cattle, sheep, 'horse*, twine, goats and poultry, and as a disinfectant for general uae abort the farm. Oals. 35 -1S -SO-GaL 5 Oals. ' Druma . * 75 ; TO Net Prices Gallons, 4 in ease. SOOal. Dnuna OS . r' , - KILTIK D Kiltik Dili highly concentrated arsenical dip made especially to destroy the cattle tick. It has been approved by the Bureau of Animal Industry of the United States Department of Agriculture as being effective for dipping. It is used primarily in the Southern States where the cattle tick has been a serious problem. Kiltik D is uniform in quality and is recognised as one of the most effective products ofits kind on the market. 1 QaL ' 3 Gala. .... .ft "* c%-j v Drams .... Prices on Application Gallons, 4 In case. ; A j DARK FLY SPRAY J v ^` Fly Spray ia a Squid preparation which should be used without bring diluted as a spray on eattle and horses, to repel flies and gnats and other la* " sects which attack these animals during the summer months. Will not taint milk. When applied to horses and cattle, it will remain effective far several hours. Qts. - 1 Gal. 5Gals. Drama y_.y . 35* ?5 m v.'-y ; Quarts, 12 in ease. n 7f (IS) am m NetPricaa . - . -'V \ - Gallons, 4 in cast. --Vi--' *. ,/ . ";- - -;:r. /f- * ' -y ; -''rniiivi idiii`-'^ii}'-miaMri*i?^`ifr*-- v-- 0007-sWP-00000^396 '^Vll J'.LIJr " M - 1 fHmmfHM`WtLUAM9 P*6o u g t 9 " " --. JJ"J J^Lii-- i------------------------- 1 t ~~ ^ .- t/g? PYRETHRUM rtX:SPRAY}^^;^; Pyretbnun Fly Spray to a light colored fly (pray for we on eattto and *'. bones. It kills Ske and gnats tad to also as cicellent fly rapaPant, -*H> wffi remain active for several hours, WHl not nor bum tha aids.' v -' Quarts, HARMLESS SHEEP MARKING LIQUID v^- : . ,: :--r :. This to a paint nude in three colors, which eriB afceotntdy adhere to dm . .' ' ? wool in spite of all weather conditions. It to a big favorite with particular /* >:- sheep raisers, because it heids its color on the wool, yet wS wash out la the '\i'. scouring process. It to unquestionably the finest sheep marking bquid -. /'* produced. .. ;-fr/t a.VSJw** '. .>' ' ^v_?.r:Oato. ''r S Gain.~.aiMb **tV R*d........1*^1 * **v ^ Green.. '1 S5 ' r` ,"I ^ AS - s 's-.Q 'A. .Mat Prriim V v - r.f- . . --v_ . Qalloo*4 in ease.. .;- . -a. - '' :.?*.* a .. ; SHEEP BRANDING PAINT^s^^^-: ghf^p Branding Print differs from Harmless PfTp m^Hh | Liquid In ' *< that it is a permanent dye whkb will not leave the wool even in the scouring ' process. It to made in only one color 1 black, and wiS astfafy dmep'ratoera. who srant an abnfatelyjfcpcnnaneat mark.: -;^(i>^'- .... Aria,' Gala. ` y '. Barrdb .-....-...-v j 4g -J to' . .* i'.lra *.;V -i -fix to:' ' ;*::V tatefwit?- t'-v ?./ 0007-5WP-000004397 BHk *w in -w il u a i*9 Pr o d u c t * "- ;. / - DISINFECTANTS ; OYLAPINE & Jfc ' Odor of tba Sooth Oytapine to an o^arioTTy prepored dHdont disinfectant and deodorant with a very plrnmnt odor. It to competed of wmitsifled pine-tar oft and to for use in the hose. In theatres or other public meeting places where a dtoia* - fectantwWi a pleasant odor to detored. :*,< ... . ... , '#.:? - -'-Ota. Gab. I OaU. Dross 44,.^' 1 S5 ' 1*5 i 15> V .r 4 I ,;. ..v Quarts, IS la ' Net Prices "-.to - '. v* ' - r GaSeos, 4 ia W >V^.` Phenokne to a standardised eoal-tar dip baring a carbolic add oos&etont ranging from i to 6 by the Hygienic Laboratory Method. It to recommended ; : [ ?.'$$ r-~ for disinfecting floors drains and lavatories in homes, schools, churches, offices, factories, raSroad coaches and depots. Pbenalene makes a perfect ` milky emulsion when diluted with water. Qtm. Oslo. 5 Gala. Drums 94 1 10 ; 1 00 00 Quarts, IS hi Net Prices - Gallons, 4 in - S-W DISINFECTANT V/'-o.vTliH' j. * . ... , 1 '' < s A coal-tar disinfectant two tb three tfanai more poweribl than eaHbsdto ' . Ji V add. Par general disinfectant imposes, spraying or dipping. V-.tr Drams only. ; \%:C: 05c psr gallon not. '-I':.;* .. i.+*i'iSv! jS,, * Hj ; k.'' " '. J . :. ~ *>.CO.' - ji/.S y^! >*' *' S-W LIQUOR GRESOLIS COMPOSITUS U.S.P fl WTiqnnrrrrsrliirnmrnsitns TT B P tosrlia'infirtantmsdtarmri ~s - ing to tbs (pacifications oufHncrt In the United 8tates Pharmacopoeia, an l.\ official book of formulae and methods fbr the manufacture of drugs. It to- *'r^5' ? used i-i~-imnr In hospitals to make antiseptic solutions for washing wounds ;v ;. toftot "* .r"- ry- '?** r'ftpr.c \Jr V/--* Quart* Goto. 90. rc? 9 05 Nat Pricaa 0007-SWP-000004398 TT , ^wy-aByay, mjuim...1 iifiijff^ VSSA1' iJ?^^'IJ^L -" Bu m*WtM-W/LUAM9 Pnooocr* DISINFECTTANTS^-CJoiitinued CRESOLEX A commercial substitute for ^Jqutar CriedBs Or^p^tin u. 8. P. -. :. '.i. -,,U -'"rX` Quarts' * Gala.-' by.Tf-Gals.- Drama t-; *ofs*({vSr n:.i i -T^v * uiiw - ^W f"' ! tfc-fl! jtj vA . Net Price* ' **'*~i>` ri.-hv Quarts, 12 Id caw.. xi '- . u-Gallcne, 4 la ewe. , cf ,t 'X ' A \V ' ` f f'; ' S-W 50% GRESOL ^ S-W 50% Creaol Solution is an official substitute far liquor Creeafis Compositus U. S. P. and is recognised by tbs Bureau of Animal Industry of the United States Department of Agriculture, as an effective for use In stock pens, cattle cars, stockyards and other places where livestock may run or are shipped interstate. ~ . *i -J-. -v;--. --l ?:;Gnl*.;f} - 5 cu.'ii v:25 -Drums > .&? tel 14$ i 55 -J :J* .r^lTC.'OTlt x* t'-r.:;.w u.-iKt/fTr- -V'i.-as Net Prices -J i' Gallons, 4 la it n: Of, S-W PINE-OIL CLOSET CHEMICAL ' ; S-W Pine-Oil Closet Chemical Is similar la sffidency to S-W Closet Chemical excepting that it is pine oil disinfectant iwroM of a coal-tar disin fectant. J^W Pine Oil Qoset Chemical has a pleasant odor and ia an efficient germicide. It forms a permanent milky emulsion when mixed with water.. Gals. 1 35 ... ^Qala. : t'fii ~ 1 -25:.4. .<JNat Prices Drums I IS .'v Gallons, 4 in w* ^ iA..v v -a .1? .'J Z*Vfi?O UlQZ> ^ .'*K>rJ0fJ; 7/r &' S-W CLOSET CHEMICAL r>` V? i.r`r S-W Closet Chemical is an effective coal-tar disinfectant designed Jar use in sanitary indoor closets. It farms a perfect milky --when with water and powtem strong deodorising and disinfectant properties. Gala. r- 5 Gals.. Drum -r-'^y ,V^. \v. S5 5 Nat Pticaa .-V -Qaflont, 4 In case. ~VV S ^ S 0007-SH Stop Mistakes in Painting Sh e w n -Wil l ia ms PAINTING GUIDE i \ SURFACE TO PAINT-- NUAHUZPOROBDEULOCWT AUTOSIOBILZS..... HIW Paaval TO VARNISH-- NUASKBEPDROBEDLUOCWT SOPnIriMBm) TO STAIN-- NUASSBUPDROBEDLUOCWT TO ENAMELNUASBMZPDROBDELUOCWT" SVMtXktel AanUdTObMaOt BsI.L..I.T..O...P.* S-W iu Toj asd S-W iMMfilVllC | BUCK................. SS-WWPClomwMPaWtettB Ftett IjciIUNOS. latvfcr... PUUTo t * Sw-NotVankB Cxtortor.. SWP Bo t h Patet *T Tmkb 1 c o n c mt *.......... 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TSTOCo t . 830 319 0007-SWP-000004401 Sh Er w in Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s EFFECTIVE JANUARY 8, 1931 Prices subject to change without notice F. O. B. Prices Abilene, Texas. Amarillo* Texas. Dallas, Texas. Denver, Colo. Ft. Worth, Texas. Houston, Texas. San Antonio, Tex. Waco, Texas. Wichita Falls, Texas. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . SALES OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES JN PRINCIPAL CITIES 0007-SWP-000001319 REDACTED 0007-SHP-000001320 REDACTED 0007-SWP-000001321 REDACTED 0007-SVP-000001322 REDACTED 0007--SWP-000001323 |'"-"im. <.mv9W9H 0007-SWP-000001324 REDACTED 0007--StfP-000001325