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N 28221 i This advertisement appears in ll The Saturday Evening Post, April 16 The American Magazine, May 0000-NLI-000014590  ONCE lichen you put it ON AGAIN . when you take it OFF Yo u find tragedy even in a paint j< gracefully ... by gradual chalking. It leaves a per- paint job. Someone tries to save ^v^fect surface for repainting without burning and beginning. And then payjfpet^lj' ^^Icraping. You pay just once for Dutch Boy... when For usually it costal yon put it on. paintiaftcr it hascracl paid'ito put it on." * > |j|!|heap" paint is expensive on another basis, too. Avoid a "cheap" paint job. Select an experienced painter who is established in your community and specify .'Dutch Boy White-Lead. He will mix Dutch ItxSLn^t last long enough-to make it cheap. Suppose, Boy for the specific requirements of your job . . . for^cample, a "cheap" paint job costs $250. .even for the varying exposure conditions encount- it does last as long as two------- rrnL'4i, Ijgired on the different sides of your house. Dutch Boy, If a Dutch Boy job,;. ^applied by a good painter, costs less .,. much less and lasts only four years (most ... in the end. count upon five and even six), that's $67.50 a year . . - a saving of $230 for four years ... of $125 for every year beyond four. But, remember, that's only part of the saving. Dutch Boy does not. crack and scale. It wears down NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY- 111 Broadly, New York; 116 O.k Street, Buffalo; 940 West 18th Street, Chicago; 6S9 Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati; 820 Vwt Superior Avenue, Cleveland; 122 Chestnut Street. St. Louie; 2260 24th Street, Sen Freudacn; National-Boetoa Lead Co., 800 Albany Street, Boelon; National Load & Oil Co. of Fa., 316 Fearth Avenue, Pituburgb; John T. Lewia <St flroa. Co,, Widener Building, Philadelphia. 0000-NLI-000014591