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'* r/"-/ I- 1 * " -* " '* -- - * I mmti-A - .: l sari THE "sour note" is your bitter disappointment at what happens to "cheap"paint. ..your irrita.no 1 at having to paint again so soon . . . your dismay at the big repainting bill "cheap1' paint runs up. "Cheap" paint quickly goes to pieces, ruining die appearance ofyour house. Then this cracked and sc ing paint must be burned and soaped off down to the bare wood. That costs money--several times what you hoped to save in the first place. And after, that, still more expense--an extra coat (a new priming coat) will be needed. How different is the Dutch Boy picture! Here's a: paint that keeps its promise of beauty and long life ... a paint that you pay for only once. Dutch Boy does not crack and scale. It resists the weather -- wears down stubbornly by gradual chalking which leaves a smooth, unbroken surface for new paint. Because Dutch Boy lasts--because it gives you a dependable paint -- the experienced painter uses this famous white-lead.. He mixes it to meet the requirements of your job and tints, it to .the-exact colors ydu specify/No - one knows paint like a painter. ; s . N. S. A. forfunds*.. "Dutch Soy for paint? ; A National Housing Act lofnrmakes it needless to .; dekypaintfogbdeauseofeckofreadycash.^onthly, BUTCH BOY WHITE* LEl&D payments are surprisingly small. But, whether you use the Government plan or not, send the coupon for our free illustrated booklet, "The HouseWe Live In." ow to modernize with paint, how to choose ft; Bhat to look for when buying a painting job. are direction^ for arranging a painting loan, ... couppn today, to Department 161, in care of neatest branchrand make sure there will be no sour note in your Home Sweet Home. AA-'TOi^L LEAD COMPANY w?^.llJSOalcSt..Bnfiaot.900We<tUciiSt^ Chicago; - Please sebd me yourfree booklet 'The HouseWe-Iavela." - Qmtf OifieA KD4695'k~^CclI^^uif20;1935 AmerigM