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at every sunrise Buried every /~\LD Sol shoots his sunny rays--all ,, v<cday,tong your house is bombarded with sunshine. The boards dryout and shrink apart . . . Then-- dlong comes night, enshrouding the sun-bakedboards . with a cooling mantle of moisture-laden - air. The boards absorb tins moisture.. They swell, expand ... And all the time, day in and day, out, the paint film is expected to meet these- movements of the covered surface. Doesit? It will ifyour paint has been mixed to meet Florida's pecu liar painting conditions.. These conditions demand, a heavy paint--a paint mixed on the job with Dutch Boy white-lead and a- minimum amount of pure lin seed oil.-Such a paint dries hard, preventing dirt and other-forms the < . the-wOods sun Jike a native without scaling7'or cracking. And itis 'extrepiely economi- cal to apply.: . - ' . ' Handy paint book FREE Complete, easy-to=understahd details for painting in Florida are given in "The Handbook^pei Painting." Its 124 pages..bring you money-saying facts and formulas that no. Florida property; owner, can. af ford^ to, disregard, -'this book will'be sent you,, all charges paid. Just write to National, Lead Company, Room 1901, IlI'Broadway, New York City. . This Dutch Boy trademark is the sym bol ofpurettdiite-lead-r-usedby.painters for. generations for: saving -the surface. Dutch Boy White-Lead ` 8 in. x 3 cob. (6 1-8) Flori . News if i 0000-NLI-000017465