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/&'<! ff%<2 N46192 0007-SWP-000192060 it1 > 2 * .. , r* _ * , 4V , !; V: :{ :'. -i . 1 ^ ilri i ! ; V ' t-** V fi I fits N THE STORES of the metropdlia-^in every hamlet, village and town--yota I will .see das familiar trade-mark: a gyiribnl of pablic approval. For nearly Maty years it ha? stood for the best there is m high-grade paints, *< ; varnishes, r ilLamels--a special finish for brightening up everything from a kitchen cable to .; } ii !1 *: i t* ` V;i'.Pullman coach. ' f.V. .. I . * . ' J * ^- f>:T?cl ... ;. On the following pages we show some of &e most important products that \il:s ; . Wall help to make your home mot^ cheerful and cozy, and easy to keep clean. Perhaps you alreadyapprecjate how simple it is to refinish yorir worn floors or : . touch up an old and marred chair and make it like new again,; If not, the tner- : chant who sells Sherwin-Wiflialns Faints and Varnishes will explain,just how: to go abisut things;and provide yoii with; the material necessary for the best results.' The \ -1 'If ; l>&- work is fascinating, and a few idle jmoments can be profitably spent now and then. ; For the outside of your hnmk, hojtfiing wijl gjy^. better results than SWP (Sherwin-Williams Paint, Prepared). $ fepios^its fke akill andietperijihee oftHef ibckt expert chemists in the country, purt,;tested jn^tfien^ and the achievement" of modem machinery. The formula is shown on> every, can. Inferior paint is ex- paisive at any price. Tell your painter-tolist because -it cdvefs'tnore jr-* '' feet, looks better arid lasts longer than ariy othejrpiint : : ji; <- Our agent will supply yon with cotor-canls showing any lines in fech yori ^ are interested. Should you desire a set of color-plates similar to those on the ^ following pages, send a postal to our nearest ofliee. ., , ] 0007-SWP-000192061 INDEX Sh er w ih - Wh u a ms Pr o d u c t s PAg Acid Stains....................................................... S3 Antydamp .................................. 3 Arsenate of Calcium.. ................... 40 Arsenate of Lead (Dry).................. 4 Auto and Buggy PainL .................... 3D Auto Kn&meU.............. SO Auto Top Dressing....................... SO ' Bam Tied and Gray--...TM......... 28 Hrtui-Brite...............................................- 42 Brighten Up Stain............................. ......... 1ft Carbolic-oL........... ......................... .............. 43 Carbolic-ol Shinglo Stain....................... 2S Cleaners for Auto and Garage.--___ 36 Commonwealth Bam Hh2 and Gray.. 8 Concrete Finish... .... .......................... .... 43 Concrete and Cement Hardener............ 37 Cycle Enamel............. S3 Decotiiit.,,..................................... 32 Dry Lime-Sulfur.............................. Sft Dry Arsenate of Lead.-- ............ -......... 3ft Ehobutic Hoof Cement--.... ............................ 35 Ebonol................. 34 Enamel, for un enamel finish..,--................ 21 EnamcJoid, for a high gloss finish____ 21 Exterior color suggestions........... 14-15 Family Paint, a durable oil paint.... .......... 18 First Quality Oil Colors--ground in. oil .... 19 Flat-Tone................. . ' ............... ............. 24 Flat-Tone Color Suggestions____ 25 26-27 Flaxoap. _____ ___ .:................ ................. 4* Fiuorlac, stain and varnish combined.... 18 Fly Spray .................. .............. --................... 43 ' . Rs FUngi-Bordo................................................ 41 Galvanized Iron Primer..................... .29 Handcraft Stains............................... . . 22 Hat Brite............................ ........... ...... 34 Insecticides and Fungicides ...............43-45 Inside Floor Paint -....... ............................ 17 Xalso......'..... 32 Lime-Sulrur(Dry)..... ................. 43 Melalastic.^--.......................... 2ft Motor Car Colors.-........... ................. 31 Oil Stain ..-............... _ ......................... 22 Oil Color--ground in oil....... .......... 1ft Old Dutch Process White Lead -................. 35 Old Dutch Enamel.... ...... ............................. 20 Paris Green ... ........... .............. . . ... 41 Festroy...-,,,...... 40 Phenolene........................................ ... 4 Plaster Bond.................... 36 Porch and Deck Paint.......................... 16 Porch aud J-awn Furniture Enamel.-. .16' Preservative Shingh? Stain........... . 17 Pruning Compound...--..................... 43 Hoof and Bridge Paint.................................. 38 Sherwin-Williams Paint, Prepared (SWP).. 13 Shingle Stein (Preservative)TM................. 17 Soaps and Cleaning Compound* ...... . 33 Taxite, paint and varnish remover............. S7 Tuber-Tonic... . 40 Varnishes, M&r-not, Scar-not and Rexpar..... .......... -.......................... .... ..18 Wagon and Implement Paint?--stand the wear._-............. 31 White Lead, Old Dutch Process.................. S3 DB HSU 5V7 '* i 1 0007-SWP-000192062 Sh Er w in - Wil l ia ms Department of Decoration Did you ever stop to realize that every thing you look at or touch is of some color or other and that with nearly every object its color is the result of u finishing or pro tective coating? Your piano, furniture, floors, woodwork, walls, and every surface within and without the home, lias some finish to protect it, Who has selected the colors and finishes of all these objects altout your home? Is . there room for improvement? There is j io cerns a bank, county court-house, church or merely a room or t.wu in a simple: little home. There is absolutely no obligation or expense involved in your acceptance of this service. Simply write to the department and de scribe the work to be done. If you have blueprints or photos, send them. Our artists will then make up elevation sketches in the actual paints themselves, to show you just how the work will appear when finished. Painters, decorators, architects, building - companies and owners are all equally wel come to any and all the help wc can give. When writing for such <ro-operation always give us time, if possible, to work out the problem carefully. Each request is handled by itself and, of course, the more attention, you pay to furnishing our decorators with complete infomtaltoii, the belter Lhey will be able to solve your problem correctly. A View of S-W DeeunMire Department thoughtful person who docs not realize how important it is to his general welfare and health to have his home bright, cheery and in good repair. The big problem is what colors and finishes are necessary to produce the desired results. It is true economy, of course, to use the paint or varnish that the manufacturer recommends for each special surface, according to the wear it gets and the service it must deliver. The Department of Decoration is yonr service department. Expert decorators are on the staff who arc thoroughly competent to advise you, whether your problem con The typewritten schedule accompanying the sketches is your guide to the colors and materials necessary to the work, and with this and our especially prepared sketches, your decorator is all set to go right through with the work from start to finish with no further worry to yourself. Do not put off writing to the Depart ment of Decoration. The painting work can follow at your convenience, bilt you can profit immeasurably by having dis posed or your problem and thus having the entire plan or scheme to think about at your leisure. ' Send or ask the Sherwin-Williams agent for the Decorative Free Service Blank. The /Mile Cray Callage The Little Gray Cottayv Who vmuUf think that this nook of the woods eoiiltl hi* mtulo so interesting? And wt this little dwelling i* equally al home in the more open spot- Jt Unv utnl rather rumbling mad nestles quite eiwily down iLirmngHt iFie trees. The gray shingles should not lie puml.cd Put finished In u preservative stain which will retain id) the tovtnru of Hie rough sown ecdnr. Tim ivory white trim is responsible for the clean nppeiiriirtco of (his color scheme. Specifieuthms Hoof Color Slierwiu-WiLLintnn I'reaurklivr Slimplr Stain, AWI. liodyQjtor Slifniiii-Willlnuis IVnwrvmivi' .SJijn^fp Slain C-vf. TrimCohtr NUT 4rt. lv<vy. Dutch Colonial Home Much of the charm of this simple little home m <fic c to the effective miuiner in wliieJt advantage Ims been Luken of the natural surroundings. The little Dutch garden in the foreground provides color which nuiktrri one ;ippreciato Llio ele;m combination of ivory nncl willow green nil the more. Jlriglii color Jigs been introduced in the jtoreh curl uins ;ind border Honors. Placing the Iivino; jmrvh nwny from the.front door afford* grenler privacy. Specif inti ions Hi#/ Ofor-flliiTniji'WI/iiiimi I'n-st-rviilivit Shiiifrlr! Sstaio tMl, IfuiiytM* SUT4IKI, tvojy. Trim Motor tUitl flliwf* SKVI* l, Wilfiw (IriciL A Happy Treatment for the Dutch Colonial House ,3 0007-SWP-000192064 A Neighborhood of Homes XprfjfrtftlhjM fpr pai/iHtt# tut itQ* L( S'pn-(f1rnt/Qjir fmi paiftfiut OH )Mitf II 0007-SWP-000192065 A TFnmt in Colnnfai Yellow v_ 5 0007-SWP-000192066 A Charming Living Rottm in Cray and Green VVJifit n iilfrlsaui surprise it is lo c o u ip inUi i cool room rilifli its this. Bright hits of color lajdv-o liccu in troduced very subtly iti llm gorgeous Cliiuese l<uH.pieml cabinet whose dull tun and red-orange seeru to call for just, such complementary spots of color ns are furnished by lho blue pillow* in the lounging c-lmir. A verrlstble yphisli of rulin' is contributed by the lilies, whose tiger like beauty furnish n mre spirit fnr the grnrnkl scheme. Tile stippled wall t u Tih tlur romik of ;dt pos.dhili ty of stiff fortnulily. SpMificatlariSt i'etlint/ i-nlitf--Shorn in-\V)lli&rns J'liil-'j'nur Ivorw Whi|v. --Slurwin-Willinnw yint-Tom* olur Siii>pl* Kflefet No. 5, Mfiutrinfc yLit-Tnnt1 Silver <imy fiiunditino colni* i.ii|iplfi| with Klul-Tciits Silwr <i?uy nod Iwtr.v. 1*1)1 nn wilh ti <|iii:i^k . Thin widi l purl Mixinc Size 1c> tt [xirU ilnl-Tonr. fitrptU lUitfitr-- No. ?)!.>]. nfipllctl with White tinted with Klnl -Tone (iluze imtl Hlnivil t.'nJm |)n-p Olive for !Ik ~ V-uve;; Wlnt*' Imliui uith |{jf LAc f-'T |In* Jluncf*. Fhmtr. Ouk SliL-r'i>-\Vill<imiH Ojk hirilr Filler, MliMnn Vaniidl. ifaij--l)avS> litiiv-^rcvii. A Cbamririff IrMn'f-tlown in Cray anti Green A Cheerful Din lug Room in Modern Treatment A combination in dull bhn.1 si ml old ivory always dean asttl rofroBliing. The htuo lists been. mud* possible for these walls by first graying VIto blue tmd then freshen ing it up by stippling over with the ercom gray. The* result is a soft lappsIry-liVe texture id together pleasing. The deep blur of the rug makes il possible tn bring ill the brighter blue of the ninveuthnmf piece over llic bufTet. The yellow notes ami tin* orutige F (lie (lowers anil lump shade are necessary for uecenl. Specifimlionx titiliny f'jthv--sti >ru-]n-'Witllsiiiis Hm-Toiit* Ivory White, tfyjtrr WaltCaiw --Slu-nriii- Williimi* FUt-Timr Mnlli-tYilur Hlippte KJTeet N`o. (j, ri'(|ijiri?s1|! Flul-T<mv Ivory Tan hmjjiliilinn <*Ji*r, klippM witJj FluC*Tr Silver tlru.v d pnrls, five in I purl; lvul un with a h |iu h k v . Thin v>itl> 1 y k iv I Mixing Siyx. l it starts Slrt'ril ftardrt--Di'iijtu X<-. 7UTV niLh S-\V trliixr ;mil Sr<*n- <)! (`nhir: Mnwi'r wnlorx, T^tce I jL'Tt, liiiiv .Sirun^i l-n part Ami Wbhei pirl, Lenvi'N.Wliitetiiilcilwilli Ihm Siejiiinnint Sirms. Wlirle t purl. <nlui.ll J-H jjnrt.uixl Huiv Siunioi 1-pF purl. Flntvcoi, ("uhiilt I-- |tui< uiiil \Vliile 3 part. fAHtrr Watt llitiur SlEvrn iii-Wiiliiucis FIiiI-Tmih - MiillPt'vNir dti|mh* bibii-l -rr, rri|iiiriiic I'lrl-'IVihr Sibrr flrny aiul l*iir Aciirr foiaiilKliun smhir, >1 i|?pt<*il villi t,'liit-Ti'c m- Sflvrt (m>' Amt < rrain. 1*111 on witli j i Thin with I |urt MSiV.c |o 3 purl* l-lfti-Tmir, IV'w w /h w A- S-W Olti Puuli Hu k iiiv I IVliilr. Vwttintf** Kiijiln-i| m-Pilni4-. Jluj Solid 4<(iU>r, deep ( hiiH^i1 lil'io. 6 .4 Cheerful in \fintern Treatment A Man's Room It iit hardly nwcsaitry to say that this raoui may lx* (In' rfiiiii'tiiiii .sfnif'lt^-ririri of |hc i-nlluirn elmji nr ]nvssililv Dull same follow grown up hut slill rftljiiit:ut! his love For soli, rich limes whoso sombre ijiuklLly mokes his boot and pipe all (lie more friendly. Specifuxit ion s Qifiiuj Sl\rr<iii- Williams Flat-Tune silver dray ar.rl Cream. Wolf <>Jor-- SUcrwin-lYiIliains Ffat-'ftMit* Huff Srom: and huh1 A*UM. Wuutltnjeb <it <J fa-art*--Sl'riA-in.\Villi|irrt< IlnutfcrHrt Slain tlreen Wtntl'rrril 0it or Shrririo-WUlEHina Add hbtin Silver fifty wits u toner- nT Vtul-Tuni' MulF Slone And I'nl# Axiiso. r|tio] juirt*. Floor--Slip+-in-Wi|'!/i!u is Oil >lmu Walnut, J'lifrv.ji-Williiim* Mriiol Viirniiili. Pbr/t -M'-lul HLuiilar<| wiili *h,n|r 'if luvllVd jxirrhuimi impcr. Fitmititfr -Figiiwl Upwlry vdi^jr A A/an'.v Room Hreakfatt Room m Bhte and Tan Breakfast Room in Bltn* (uid Tan The breakfast rtuun hx eome to lx1 an tmtjlntmri til t?m American iiome. This la Hie chtimmy spot where the Family gathers first l.hinjr in the itmmhuc. In imfor lo start the- flay oirt right. I In? breakfast room should furnish the needl'd .stimulus in Die form of clean. hrarlH color, which should be in such refreshing fumhmnlinns of tones ni tilunvu in th>!< cut. Th ftniune|l forfiilim* run be .so easily cleaned unit the ereUnnu! cartaiM# give the fcrlm.it of Min.-diine even on a gray rlny. that somehow or ntliee the bacon and eggs laslr lazier here than they would in Ihr formal iliniiijf-rfMim. Specif(r.ationn tailing (^if->/r-^Hhfrwin*\\"i]iriiBi!< Flat-lain; {vary Wiltc. Wq H QiAir--ttlitmiii.1YiMij.Kis Hul-Tuiii' I mh \v Tutl - .MtrniniL'-v wall *aW, Flai-Tnm.* CrcHcu. Floor, <>itk I'Mcilfil wLlli Mnr-iib| Varnish--AHi-rmiJiti- iliic Lwnt'w'.vri. hatlli-aliip ImoV-uiu in aliinlrof Tele lie Ni-*ri\ |mi. twtvrl with Mar n"l Vnrniih. 7hWif m/ WrVitfoyr tltnira- Flniaknl In thuimt-loid Sky JHue. Cnrfcnfua--IWilr iTi'tiijine Hqufoil m illill ern d j o > mid Wu*. 0007-SWP-000192068 A Hospitable Hall A Hospitable Hall The Tij l T( j'ivei on? hi* first|jinprofwion of home. which should 1h * one uf cheerful hospitality. (heum walls pro* viife rtn air of ^sunshine in even I lie darkest room, and in'this hull one's first Impression is one uf vntnn sun shine. The comfortable Windsor chair ami {'luriuiu* honquut i>f golden-yellow fluwm are cviilftmes of thoughtful consideration provided lor Lite friend who drops in for a moment'* call. The blue vase makes the yellow Ameers num* pleasing. Speai.firu.tions (JeHina C-Vnc--SlierttiiL-'VYilliniiu H*t-T<ino Ivnry Wliile. Ik*// On (of--S*lierivin-Wilftains Pfct-T<juv Cream nr Hal-Tom' Multi color (hippie Kirci'L Me. Ai, i-ctpiiHn*' Klnt-Toun Cmriu liiniiftniion cvW stipplrd ^*Ui Klnt-Tonc Ivor.y Tor 1st mixture; 2nd mi&Luic: Flat-Tone Silver fira.v | pprt nod i-rnam j>nrts. Put on wijli a aiiongo. Thin tvilh 1 part Mixing Siw to !) pirtn MM-Tune- tVoMfu'orjb Trim. uvri /i/rft Itiifrx - Shi'nvin-WiltinmFi 4 lid iJn(oli Ktuimel \Ylsili!. fJuorr, Stnirtmuts, ftariffrailt ISirrJi Sirpm'ln-lVihiuRt* A<-ii5 Stain llnrlt r..i4.,.ii,l \|!i1iof,M iv, pi-ittCs-lnd with Sfcfirn-ii >-\ViI li* <i ia Srsr-mA YsroUh, Yl/ir-unl, Vnrni**h fnr jlxirlmul-*. Motif, (/nit Otik 1'nflio Hiller. Mnr-um Vimuli. Ftmiituv--Dark {.'olnnial MotuiKaTiy. Hugj--Orients! or Anglu-lVrgiaa. A Living-Room in Old fr-ory, Blue and Mulberry The simplicity of the wall treutuieu! permits the at tention to drop to the eomfnrtnble clmir* am! the rtill rich blue of the run. The floor bus been, stained dsrk in tone to Jiultl Lite scheme together niuJ provide u feel ing of repose mid solidity. What a homey touch is furnished by the small JjonrpieL of old-fashioned flower* --the invilrtliim of the thoughtful mistress uf this home that here one may yit down norI refresh himself. Specifimtions fWrtwfi Othir Shmrlii-WIHto ms Klni-Toue I v.>rv Wldir. Wtrf/ Cvt'jr--I'liil-Tum* Ivory Tim. WoathtOrk.JiMt--Hnbli*il in S|ii-4T.iu.\Vi||loin* Aritl Slnin Antiryir Jlriiwil MalmKHii>. umtrrtcil wil Ii Snir-iint Viittllali. Fluor^'Piiiisln.-J in (111 Klnin Wnliml, projcc-ic'+i with Mnr-nnl \ar- nkli. I<'\\rpHnrf (Jii.i>.r.i:ij- ftuk Inldv iirnlrrieil Ivilll Snif.hvl Varnish, 4 '*t>i*ici ITnnlietl in Vclwl finish Xu. ll'-M. Ouiir.s H|>)iulsteieJ In vrlinir. Hun--Solid tuluc deep Iihie. Fluor LcWlji--SSburk fiiiwiictl in ft Iwrwiilur j^lu.effect requiriup UJxzu Color Deep CVruleuti due and Alizarine tinocn. Mnilht Finished >n Old lhjtili Ktinmrl Ivory White, wiped in GWr C'ulur Hair Menus at<l JepaitMe Hmvii, rijilut finrlh >1 IJrin;hIbxun in Old Jrary, tilin' and Afulltcrry A 1 lomcy Liz ing-Room Tins soft grays, rendered doiilily j iIpj ising l>w (he trun*- jtHipnt, luminous (nullity of LJi* gluzc effect, in^e an Hihlcil ridineA* In tin* mrv-e intense tones of the furnish- mu* of lids mom. rlrcitlrdly summery feding is rrented hy the cretonne rover uliidi i.s to proled Lho l.itfifitr.y dmir for the vinnucr months. The flowTM il ik ) lij-ipJit cnniJ.v jurs furnish flic right accent. The kiiillinr, dropped for t.Fir moment, slinks doquently for J-ln* comfort uml livability of thin room. Specijirafions (Tailing (UJw--Stirrdn-Willinm* PUl-Tiinr Ivwy YVI1S11* IV'oll G'ir/w--SliPrwin Willimnri FIj iI-Tmiic S.Svtrn' KJJVrl Xu. Mil, reifiiiriiiK n FcinulnliiJii *-i*I<*r nt Flut-Tone f'am Stone, Ovyr ` iki* hir ntwo iul'tLurv'i of j-'InUTiibii Iil:i*iat? Lina**! ifnti-il >vilh FlMt-Toiio Cilnxv nnJ Sii-vi-il I ' I`>t a Iv'ir.v 15>t Hbiik ml Itnrcit Siemm rt*mr*tu*ely. The*n eduris nre iL]>jilit,'l to rlic wall mid Ml|>|iliJ wllli a wtnnjili'd i-hiCli (< prodtiw Ir si lire. 'Htcrwil Dviii^n N. JIOWJ uiiilhic- npidiwl wich iu h I Stencil (Vili r llaw VinU'f utid (3II hi villi (iliuc ('ulrirs Olive Ijikc, Ilnw Sit-nnu nnJ Orange 1-ukv. WfMtrhctirk Trim -SJierivHi-Wlliwmsj Old ]>fi|| Kjiiimr.1 Ivory White. Door*, itircU rtltTuin-'VriHhian Acid niajit Anthill* IJrown Mulnwuliy, iinm-eliul nilh Shivn-tmYVillimnw Sinr-iiol Ynrii!*li. Moor. Ofik--Shenvin Willimw* 0*k Pastr Pillrr, Zll*tr-iml \`ii /tilg--tVorol liroivi . A Homey Liring-RtHtm ,1 Dinlntf-ftoom in the Spirit of Old Colony Days Tim furnishings of this dhimy-iTHiin Imvo been chosen from the simplest tyjjc.s rtvnilnble mid the iMipretonlious linen of the liihfo, chairs mid clock make for quiet dignity which is in very -rood, taste The wuH color, vjirybu? from .+uft bfciuiimr.s of blur and briMv'ii. jiivc* :t range of blne-grays, gray-ttreens and Firuwns which seem lo find I heir parml <-o(or.f in EIk * dark (Vilmiinl iiiHlinjpiny und rif]i rng mol fid- mimhly set off holll to full arlvdtitltgc'. Speciftealtons C.ri/ing fjJ/jr--SJrr-w)h Willrunn FldF-Tiir Imr.v YVliiir, Witil (Itiftr -Sl(T^-i'!-\Villi:tinA Pl(il-Tftrc Synlriu KlTei-l Vn, iflr rxLfjiib)tif{ h r<>unihilioji rsilnr uj Hni-Tmii' ftion (Kvt Mil* Jim *i_p|ilirll I iv mixliirest f S^ivrivii^WillijiiiK Mnl-tVinc 03nwi)h> Llrini-I, tlnlinl nitli Kliil-Tum* <i)uw nml Slonol fdor^ Ji.pinhMv Itrcwn mid {`clwilt [Hue n*!.|iw-iivc>Jy, TJtiw nt-e vtipplnf wi(Jj n vrutnplrd i-lntii o* j>mi1 n<-r I<*x Iij t * .Klrrtc*/ iionirr lt^srcn N'n. TO.Vr, ii|tplH<d mill Slu'rkhi-\Viirimn.s Cffnut- mill .Sloiidl {`oJnrM: Flnilinerl with Knw Su'nim mid fifksl in with Itiw Siuiinu. (llivu bnhi* oiol Onuipt' Lnki*. Shrrwin-WlHnrim OJ^i Diitrli Kihinirt liury WJiilr, with rarjwt striji hi Jlindf+nfl Stnrn Kstpn O^rk Uidinpniiv. ' Floor, (fak (hilt Viuite t'illri-, .\lur*uui VnrnUli WH-y -Stilifl f!nr dull ferivii. 9 0007-SWP-000192070 A Cnlorftil D>funtf-ltoom Xprrflirntuuir fnr ^icV^'nf M JMff It ID 0007-SWP-000192071 Painting Specifications For Color Plates shown on preceding pages *'A Neighborhood of Homes"--Page 4 Mouse ol left Poof Color--S-W Preservative Shingle Stain B-41. Body Color--S-W Concrete Finish Cream. Trim ColorSWJ? 888 Modem Brown. Sash Gotur'SYfV 4RH Tvory. Front Door--S-W Handcraft Stain Brown Oak, protected with S-W Jlexpat Varnish, Center Mouse i%f fiulup--S-W Pmservl.ivf- Slmiglfl Slain C-74. Body and Trim Color--SWF Outside Gloss White, Front Door *wdBefichcs^S-Yf Old Dutch Enamel White. Blfntfa--SWP 451, Willow Green, House al right Roof Color--S-W' Preservative Shingle Stain 072. Body Color--S-W Preservative Shingle Stain C-82, Trim and Sash Color---SWl' (ilo** While. Blinds--SWP 498, Moss Green, A Itematir SrJtemr fur htiuxr al right Roof Color--S-W Preservative Shingle Stain 15*41. Body and Trim--SWP 496, Ivory, b'aill Color and Blinds--r-SWF 355, Sage Green. ' `A Small English Stucco Mouse' '--Page 4 Hoof Color--S-W Preservative Shingle Stain B-41. Body Color--S-W Cnnm-ele Finish Extra Tight Gray. Trim. Cofor--'(Window Casings and Sash), SWT 496, Ivory Door--S-W Handcraft Stain Weathered Oak, protected with S-W Ttexpur Vicoinli. "A Home in Cobnial Yellow" -Page 5 Hoof Color-- S-W JPreservative Shingle Slain B-41. flatly Color--SWP 575 Colonial Yellow. Trim Color---SWT Outside Glow White, Fronf Door--S-W Old Dutch. Enamel White, Blinds--S1VP 498. Moss Green. ' "The Bungalow Hoiut"--Page 3 House at lift House at right Hoof Color S-W Preservative Shingle Stain C-72. Body Color--S-W Preservative Shingle StainR-47. Trim Color--SWP SDl, Quukcr Drab. Front Door--Same as trim color. Hoof Color--5-W Curbolic-ul Shingle StainExtraDark. Body Cole,--SWP 490, Ivory. Trim Color--SWP 355, Sane Gr*n. Front Door--S-W Golden Oak Stain, protectedwiLh y.W Rcxpar Varnish. Center Houiti Roof Color--S-W Preservative Shingle Stain B-41. Body Color--S-W Concrete Finish Cream. Trim Color--SWF 499. Antique Brown. Front Door--S-W Handcraft Stain Fumed Oak, protected with S-W Ttyxpar Yurmah. UA Colorful Dining Room"--Page 10 rWVw S-W' Flat-Tone Ivory or Ivory White. II tf!t thr--S-W Plat-Tone Buff Stone or S-"W Flat-Tone System Effect No. 3, requiring Flat-Tone Ivory foundalion color and Glate (klor Japanese Brown. Woodwork (Birch)--S-W Acid Stain Antique limwji JIahecany, protected with S-W Scar'-n-.it Varnish. Fluor (Oak)---S-W Golden Gnk Baste Filler, \Lw-not Varnish. **A Colonial Bedroom"--Page 10 Ceiling Color--St W Flat-Tone Ivory White. Wall Color--Flat-Tone Multi-color Stipple Effect. Xo, 84. requiring flat-Tone Pearl Gray foundation color, stippled with Flat-Tone C&en Stone. Put on with a sponge. (Foundation color. Pearl Gray, is to be tinted with one pint Pale Azure to Che gallon of PtearlGrayO, jSieneff Design--No. 7054, requiring tbc following colors: Leaves, White tinted with Haw Snennai Flowers. White tinted with Cobalt. Woodwork--Old Dutch Enamel Ivory White. Floor (Oak)--Protected with Mar-not Varnish. . Furniture--IJaTk Colonial Mahogany, Drapes andLighting Fixtures--Figured silk or cretonne. Corfazns--White net. - Bag Rags--In blue and black. 11 0007-SWP-000192072 Sh e r w in Wil l ia ms Pa i n ti. ; ll i i ! .4 1 1 0007-SWP-000192073 0007-SWP-000192074 | ! i!'* iifiiif. n ?: '-ils ci i! ii ill! W: Ml t SWP SHcmt-WuiMut Pu n t . pac pas c d SWP is the most-durable andeconomical paint that can be made. It costs less per job and Treats i longer than any other paint,- either ready prepared or mixed by hand. It is made id one quality only, and that the yery best. It is sold the world over by established agents. The man who buys the raw materials and prepares a paint himself, cannot possibly snake a paint equal to SWK It is a ease of hand work against mechanical efficiency; human guesswork against exact scientific formulae; hand-stirring against fine machine i grinding. It. is taking chances on the quality of the faiv materials against the certainly of the scien tific laboratory. In the manufacture of SWP we spare neither skilled workmanship nor the quality of the materials used in making it the finest pos i- sible. Our unusual facilities and paint knowledge, gained from over SO years of experience, enables, us to manufacturea paint of greatest covering capacity, greatest dura bility and therefore greatest: econ l. omy. _ SWP is prepared ready for use in a consistency as heavy as is ever required. Instructions for its application should be carefully followed in order to secure good resuits. SWP, A PREPARED PAINT FOR BUltDINSS, OUTSIDE AND WML MADE BY THE LAROEST PAWT AND VA Color* jntkd thu* if ala* Flat WWto and tlild* V*ml*h Whit*, ar* Itlfhor In oHea khan tflier* on ttli feJdor, *WP U a> made In Slack, No. - 0007-SWP-000192075 DIRECTIONS FOR USE NEW WOOD--Outside. First Cent nr Primer--For very soft wood or old weathered lumber, add uoe gallon pure linseed oil and one quart pure spirits of tutpaitiee to each gallon of SWP. For resin ous woods, such as yellow pine or cypras, add two quarts turpentine and one quart raw linseed oil to each gallon of SWF. Jmmd Coat--For soft woods, add one pint pure spirits of turpentine to each gallon of SWP. ,. .. For hard woods, yellow pine, etc., add one quart of turpentine to each gallon of SWP. Third Csa/--To each gallon of SWP a pint or a quart of pore raw linseed oil may be added. OLD WOOD-Outside. Before SWP is applied over a previously painted surface, the following precautions should be taken: 1. Set that die surface is free from dirt, grease and soot Z If the previous paint is peeling, scaling, nr cracking, bum off all the old paint; or clean vigorously with a slid wire brush. 3, See that the surface is perfectly dry. 4. Apply SWP as directed for second and third coats on new wood, OLD LUMBER WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN PAINTED--Lumber exposed to the weather for years without the protection of paint is not only dry, but porous, so that special attention must be given to the first coat First Coat--Thin SWP with equal parts of raw linseed oil and add a pint to a quart of pure spirits of turpentine to each gallon of paint and follow with second and third coats as directed for new wood. HOW TO GET GOOD RESULTS 1. s* tiet tic mfiK It mtfretlr nr. S. Sm tlal it vtohj Hrfui ire PntHlr treated ettler br Mu Sr xcUu trill ntd Dime SlelUr. I. All putts ihtull h curefill/ Ad A Shits tan fltat flu pilot ii nlitd ul atilTtd UtrauUr be!are vtsx. el , Vie lr pun nt Untied ill trim tU It uftmir ud mer m feUid oil lu w adMcrt or let tntpslnf SWP. S. Do mi punt In frtiir wptdur or oref i tie flamy Mlfut. T. WfceiiTir ttahlt, tmpler i Ud snsttni ptioltr. QUANTITY OF SWP REQUIRED An approximate estimate of tile quantity of SWP required can be determined as follows. Measure the distance around the building and multiply by the average height, which secures the square feet of siding. Divide tins number by 360 (the number of square feet SWP covers two coats to the gallon on the average surface. The number secured wiil give approximately the number of gallons of SWP to be used for the body. To secure amount required for trimming cornice, porch pillars, etc., take from oneeighth to one-fifth of file quantity required for body--one-eighth if there is average trim ming, and one-fifth when a house has an un usual amount of heavy trio), pillars, cornices, etc For porch eci1ingsl floors, etc, ascertain tile square feet by multiplying the length by the breadth and divide tbit number by 360. THE SELECTION OF COLORS The colors shown on the color card can be satisfactorily employed for the painting of ihe body of the house or building, and can be suitably trimmed with those colors listed under `'Suitable Trimmers.'' Three different com binations have been arranged for each body color but other combinations arc possible, the selection depending greatly upon the owner's preference, the style of construction, and the color treatments of nearby buddings. If none of the trimmers appeal to the house owner, or if there is any doubt as to the proper selection of a body color, expert advice upon just such questions as these will he given free of charge upon request Address the Decorative Department, The Sherwin-Williams Co, GDI Canal Road, Cleveland, Ohio. A complete description of the house and sur roundings, a photograph or blueprint wi|h other information which call be furnished, will be of service to the department in submitting you a combination of suitable colors. Suit able interior recommendations will also be made. HOW TO MIX SWP PROPERLY 1 Shake the package violently. 2. Cut out the whole top, 3. Pour off into another package at Jcast two-thirds of the liquid that has raised above the pigment. 4. Stir the pigment and remaining oil with a amouth paddle until the mass is smooth and entirely uniform throughout. 3. Begin returning the surplus oil. a little at a time, until all has been added, Stirling constantly, 6. Then pour the paint hack and forth from one pail to another iront six to ten limes; each time leaving ahoot one-quarter of the paint in the pal which is being emptied. WHY GOOD PREPARED PAINT IS BEST All good prepared paints contain line, led and oiL Zinc is used in the form of oxide of rinq, and lead as sulphate of lead and carbonatt of lead. Yean of experimenting have demautraSed that carbonate of lead (white lead) alone, when used with zinc; does not give the highest degree of efficiency, but, when combined with the right proportion ol sul phate of lead, the combination is ideal. The proportions in which the necessary pig ments, oxide of anc, carbonate oi lead and sulphate of lead, are used, are important Whm combined in incorrect proportions, tbe paint will be far from satisfactory. It should therefore, he home in mind that the mere fact that a paint contains white lead and zinc, does not necessarily mean that the paint is good. The form In which the lead is ustd, and the correct proportions, are very essential. Paintknowledge, skill and business integrity are quite as important in the making of really good paint as are the sulphate of lead, car bonate of lead, oxide of zinc and pure linseed oil, even when used in the prqper proportions. The white base of SWP ustd in making the various shades, is a correct combination of oxide of line sulphate of lead, carbonate of lead, pure linseed oil, and the necessary drier and turpentine These materials are intelli gently and honestly handled so as to give the maximum paint value in each can and each color. B-W WHITES SWP OUTSIDE GLOSS WHITE--yets rnlnt i. tie mint durable and ecQiwpiip) white paint far m> oral use o b r J] exposed surface*. SWF INSIDE VARNISH WHITE--Far Mb writ here i TKfcili white 4nfs]i f* faired. Apply ow i coHd pound of SWP flu White hWF liiiide Vtnriih White dria better, varlic ow* feeder &nd.is acre enoDsailaL to pie than the varnish whteir under virions lumm, aeciertllr towd on the market, SWP FLAT WHIIE--A foimdadcfl fo SWP Insfde VuiAh White or for fatihlnf without * gloss, life u nun; coats os required IQ produce desired White***, SWF Flat White la the lest paint of tins kind ever prepared for the outlet.' SWP CHINA GLOSS WlUTE-A utiifatory finish for Interiors when cecficny Is of (be fat inpon- ahtr. SWP China Cl* White Is dower (Irvin? and not unite so while is SWP Inside ViinhsU White. It gieri * wbriilr and durable finltli LIST OF SHER For BoUdinm Ootild .WierWKvrtWitMu A weU For Elainht? flhtotl-- Prtifrvcilk-i Shin F*r Baris* KmA Fh CVnnianara/lA B OnpndFttreriiA fences. tin. fjonof, An clu Kee/ nni Bridge C'crbclic-Of. A M F lataisre, Walls frntirirind dr DJJ Piul-Fnir. A wa Pitmiy Paint, For Flflota Pvfck end Dfffe Plrtrlic, A varn Jiuidr Fhor Puix j/oMiPt, The v Prtp&ti Wux. FUor^'ifte. Ccs Osci fed StM tracks. For Cnphsarda, Biae Family Pmt. A For Chrit*, Tahiti, 0/d Dutch Enoitv Eiwntcl, For a h Pfoartor. A rar Jcar-eal, A Tate vork. The JW Fur PefitUnf FUnWp PaJud-ri. Fax Parch and Lain Perch and Lacan For Sedlitarr, Etvnn /Ileiiuiwjji paiitf, Grid Paint. For Sttrrt'tifc akd Ir Far Aiut, Bupisf, ritifp SxiiuitK Mita tiitl Bvggy Auto T-Jf Vrrvitt For Re-CoVia# fitrpw Nft Hriic. Fk all Ktnlo f Yin Far Bsmoriac Old Pa Taxtle. Vox Gennal Ckoxdj Flaxifop. A pore Bra+Brittm For p Dbdnlecfuts Pkaxaftnt, A po Pyfefine, A pu (Will PnduU We are lane dii are fn politico to made on this One . INS Wt msoafaetuTe a Icrisb for uttfard an THESHE PscTemrai SfiH F [ kail* orncti an Latest and Most Approved ' For Exterior . vr >. " * ' v *>y 7?v-i"p. i- * .i* % J- 1 -l- * ' *>- t >.>*" JllPw : OU/ n ... ...... . _. . ... .., m\ o vmmwT ' ' -V'l.*'* "v" :.-7 - "' . i- . t. : ~ i -t wm ->v `, " V * *( I*- ' ;> ' ?; : ..: s; _ ..'; .. - Boity-^WV 'No.'470 ' TVini--^SWP No. 486 Sas/i-^&WF Na. 303 :. 4 ' v' Bo&i-SWP n S; 488 Trws--9WP No; 4* Sash--SWP Blacfe f r 0007-SWP-000192076 Color Combinations Painting -?'V .. ;7 ' , K ,'. tfwfy-SWP Np,387 V Trim--SWP Outside Gloss White Sash--SW'Nv. 4&8 B Trim--fimty--STOP No. 357 : SWP Outaide'Gloss-Wbile Sash--SWPGutside Gloaa'^Vhile . >;i% - .> : Body--SWP Kb: 833 . . Trim--SWP Outside Sash--SWP Outside Gloss Whit Gloss White v,~'{ : Sh e r mh -Wil l iams HOUSE PAINT READY FOR USE r l Y>!` 't. _ .r; % 11 . _ ;i;: Undy--SWP No. 402 *' '. ; Trim--SWP Gloss White SashSYfV Gloss-White `; ,, 12 ' Body--SWP P$o 354;. ; Trim--SWP Glo^f White , SSVP Qfoss White 0007-SWP-000192077 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms PORCH &MWN FURNITURE ENAMEL s 0007-SWP-000192078 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel I?, as the name signifies, made especially for refinishing porch and lawn furniture. This product embodies the two quali ties absolutely essential to a material of this kind--beauty of finish and dura bility--along with many others. Being made of specially selected pig ments ground in a waterproof varnish which has proven its ability to with stand wear and weather, Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel is extremely tough and durable. Old and worn porch chairs, benches, swings and the like can be made to look like new by the use of this enamel. The colors are bright and clear-toned and are the most approved shades for work of this kind. The enamel works well under the brush, flowing out evenly so that a smooth surface is assured. It dries hard quickly, with a high permanent gloss. Neither hot weather nor the heat from the body will cause the enamel ti> soften and stick to the clothing- Over an average surface Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel wffl- cover satisfactorilyin one coat.. Actualsamples of the colors are shownonthetffcftp^o. Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel is sold in half-pint, pint and 'quart self sealing cans; also in half-gallon and gallon pails. Directions for Dae Wash thoroughly the article to be painted and see that it is dry and free from grease. Stir the materia! thor oughly from the bottom of the package before applying. Spread the enamel evenly and not too heavily. Use a soft bristle or fitch brush. The enamel comes prepared for use. However, if it is considered too heavy for certain work, thin with pure spirits turpentine only. Sh e r w im-Wil l ij ims Porch and Lawn Furniture 0007-SWP-000192079 . i.-ObuakY.vglv*' LtSTOF SUBHWIH- WILLIAMS PROOUC Fet Buildings, Outside end Inside Shimi*1-IVWionis faint Prefared (SWl'J Rexpar. A weatherproof varnish. For .Staining Shingles Preservative Shingle .Stain. Made with creost For Barns, Roofs, Fences, etc. Commonwealth Barn Paint (Red and Crayl Commonwealth Paint. For garages, arbors, fcncl etc. Ehouol. An clastic black paint for "roofs. Roof and Bridge Paint, Five Serviceable colo Caroolic-ol, A high grade wood preservative. For InteHor*, Will*, etc. Enaaicloid or Old Dutch Enamel. ytat-Tone. A washable flat finish Cor walla, ei Fatuity Paint. * 1 For Floors t >( Porch and Deck Paint. Yor painted finish. Ffaorlac. A varnish stain for alt purposes. Jnjide Pleat Paml. For painted finish. ifar-not. The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared tyax. For producing a wax finish. Floor-Wipe. Cleans ana polishes hardwood floor* C'rocfe and Seam Filler. Tor Ailing unsightly cracl For Capboardi. Baseboards. Shelves, etc. Family Paint. A durable linseed oil palm. For Chairs, Tables, Decorating, Woodwork, etc. Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel fiui Enamel. For a high enamel finish, J'hortac. A varnish stain. ' Sear-not, A waterproof varnish niter woodwork. Rexfar. 'Hie 3l*teet varnish. For Polishing Piano*. Furniture, etc. Poiish'oL For Porch and Lawn Furniture Porch and Lavn Furniture Enamel, Foe Radiators, Stoves, pictiroFranH. etc. faint. For a silver finish. Cold Paint. For a gold finish. Stove-Pipe and Iron Enamel. For Altos, Buggies, Boats, etc. FitdflirJL. Auto and Buggy Paint. Auto Top Dressing, For R*-Co1ering Straw Hit* Hat Bril*. For all Kinds of VaxnUhlng Sfienvin-IViHiatus Peruiskas. For Removing Old Paint and Varnish Taxite. For General Cleaning Flarcap, A pure Scop made front flaxseed. BraS'Brife, For polishing metal. Disinfectant* Phcnolene. A powerful real-far disinfectant. Oylapine. A pine oil disinfectant and dcodori Coal-Tar Products . We are large distillers of coal-tar products ai a.-e in position to supply a variety of specialties ma- on this line. INSECTICIDES Wc manufacture a complete line of spraying t: te rials for orchard and garden. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co l raoromes c l c v e l a n ii, c h ic a c o . n c w ar k , p c t r o 1 SAN VMAMCrCCO, MONTREAL, LONDON, ENG.. TDNET, N. 9. W. a l e s ornctssNO wsnrHoUscs in p r in c ip a l cTi* CCI41 G20 1li2i 0007-SWP-000192080 3$ - '.f. . yCr':.-. -' ^:.v4i ^:y. ; r--. .y-- ' .1,. ' - . ... '< -:? v;' -y .-y -;y ! \ #// ' StffR^W-VWttMMS r-r.yr**. : vJy/ K-'V- w r '. V - h: PORCH"' DECK PAINT : !* :^r*. mj ' ^m.v.' :: ' .' '<r '?- '> ' 114 r'1* v*. 5i ;. :.f - v-^ y: V VV- J !>:' L*> : , ., Willl.1* '; A ** " ........ *.v;< - : ! : y-v- ' . :'. '' ' "i : 1 ,c,x,-s>y-:- ...*. 1 : 'Vv . >.: ' yyss;: ; tf* 1 . ?* /_ ' '>- _> . . . . . .* .- *%- 3 !_ -H1 - -X ii*, . - -i;- l- V: , ;X '.ip`4i -* ' ' :-} : ; '.. g'Si >;-'S s-y y>y: :-y --/'y ?-^;y ; y.yiyv:.y ' ^ii / ; -%K - ' %, v,, y':-. i ' ^ `y- -*' .> v " +*'yt* >.'V t\ } 0007-SWP-000192081 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Porch and Deck Paint As the name indicates, Sherwin-Williams Porch and Deck Paint is made especially for use on porch floors, steps, decks, etc. It is specially prepared to withstand se vere outside exposure--to rain, snow, sunheat, etc. Repeated cleaning and scrubbing with soap and water will not affect or injure the gloss or finish. It gives the best possible service under hard foot-wear, scuffing of heels and the wear brought on by the mov ing about of porch furniture. Porch and Deck Paint spreads easily, dries with a full, rich gloss, and retains its finish for the longest possible time. At the same time it affords the greatest protection to the surface, prevents penetration of mois ture--the forerunner of rot and decay--and does away with premature and costly re pairs. . Directions for Use The surface should be clean and perfectly dry. Stir paint thoroughly from bottom of the Can, anrt brush out m thin, even coats with a bristle brush, working the paint vrwl .into the poras of the wood. Do not apply a succeeding coat until the previous one is perfectly dry, proceeding as follows : NEW WORK: Fiftt Coat: Thin with turpentine, one quart to a gal lon of paint. , Second Coat: Reduce with about one pint of turpen tine to a gallon of painr. Third Coat: Apply paint as it cornea from the can. Brush out well. . OLD WORK; Remove all loose paint. Coat all bare spots as de scribed above for first coat cm new work. Next apply coat over entire surface, first thinning the paint with about one pint of turpentine to the gallon. Final Coat shall be applied Just as it comes from the can. S-W REXPAR FOR PORCH CEILINGS, EXTERIOR DOORS, ETC. The king of all outside spar varnishes. Designed especially for porch ceilings and other outside uses 'where an absolutely water-proof, weather-proof varnish is desired, such as outside doors, store fronts, yachts, etc. SHERWW-WlLLtAMS PORCH AND DECK PAINT SWP FOR PORCH CEILINGS 0007-SWP-000192082 COM K2I 0007-SWP-000192084 Sh e r w is . Wil l ia ms Inside Floor Paint THE ENAMEL - LIKE FINISH Sherwin-Williams Inside Floor Paint is a durable paint made especially for use on soft wood, and on. discolored hardwood floors. It is easily applied, dries quickly with an enamel-like gloss, and has excellent wearing qualities. Under favorable con ditions it will dry hard overnight, but for the very best results it should be al lowed to stand forty-eight hours before it is walked on. Inside Floor Paint can be kept clean very easily, which makes it most suitable for kitchen floors. Many of our large railway and steam ship customers have been using this paint for years with the most satisfactory re sults, a fact which speaks for its unusual merits. Put up in quart self-sealing cans; also half-gallon and gallon pails. DIRECTIONS FOR USF. If the pigment has settled, pour the liquid into a dean vessel. Stir the remaining portion to a smooch, soft mass with a paddle. Then -work the liquid in slowly by stirring. . . The surface should be dry, smooth, firm, and free from loose paint, grease or dirt. Brush the paint out thoroughly into thin, even coats, usin^ a goad bristle brush and working the paint well into the pores of the wood. Be sure that each coat is per fectly hard before applying succeeding coat. On new floors nnd old floors not previously painted, three coats should be applied. The first coat Only should be thinned by the additionof one pint pure spirits turpentine to each gallon paint. For the other coats use the paint as it comes from the package. On previously painted surfaces, two coats should he applied without reduction. If the floor is cracked or boards have shrunk apart, use- Sherwin-Williams Crack and Seam Filler after the first coat has been applied. Sh e h w ih - Wil l ia ms Inside Floor Paint 4*7 CRAY 4Q9 DUST COLOR m YELLOW 4M SLATE. 466 LIGHT MOWN *7* MAROON 0007-SWP-000192085 For Sojldlnn, Outside and Inside Sherivin-lPilliatnj Paint Prepared (SWP) Respar. A weatherproof Yaraish, For Suinini Shingles - Preservative Shingle Stain. Made with erel For Barns, Hoofs. Fences, ate. Comncnvrealth Born Paint (Red and Gray)9 Commonwealth Paint. For garages, arbors, fJI etc. I Mbonol, An elastic blatlf paint for roots, I Roof and Bridge Paint. Fire serviceable rH Carbolic'ol. A high grade wood preservative For Interion. 'Walls, etc. E*tametoid or Old Dutch EnameL Flat-Tene. A washable flat finish for walls] Family Faint. For Floors , .. Porch and Deck Paint. Tor painted finish. J Floorlac. A varnish stain for ail purposes. Inside floor Paint, For painted finish. Jfor-nvr. The waterproof floor varnish. j Prepared SVas. For producing a wax fim 1 Floor-Wipe, Clcifla ana polishes hardwood It ' Crack and Seam filter. For filling unsightly c j For Cupboards, Bsuboirdi, Shelves, etc. i Family Point. A durable linseed oil paint., j For Chairs, TabUs. Decqntinf, Woodwork, Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel l Enamel. For a high enamel finish. Flofirfac, A varnish stain. _ 5eor*nc(. A waterprooj varnish woodwork. Rcxpor, The 34-test varnish. For Polishing Pianos. Furniture, etc. Polish-ui. For Porch and Lawn Furniture Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel. For .Radiators, Stoves, Picture-Frame*, etc. Aluminum Point. For ft silver finish. Cold Paint. For a gold finish. Stove-Pipe ond Iron Enamel. For Ante*. Baggies, Boats, etc. Aulc Enamel, t Auto and Buggy Paint. Auto Top Dressing. For Re-Coloring Straw Hats Hat Brite, For nil Kinds of Varnishing Shertain-lVilliatns Varnishes. For Removing OH Point and Varnish Taxis t. Per General Cleaning Fiaxoap. A pure soap made from flaxseed. Bros-Brite, For polishing metal- Disinfectant* >T , . Phonolene. A powerful coal-tar disinfectant,! Oylopine. A pine oil disinfectant and deoaoril Coat-Tar Products We arc large distillers of coal-tar products i arc in position to supply a variety of specialties r on this Jirte. 1 INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying icrials for orchard and garden. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms C ADMINISTRATION OFFICES AND FACTORY^ CLCVCUKO, OHIO OPP>&*r FACTOMC* AND WMEl CC125 E22 541 0007-SWP-000192086 Sh e r w /n -W/l l /a ms FLOORLAC 0007-SWP-000192087 0007-SWP-000192088 Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms FLOORLAC The All Around Varnish Stain A famous product for Staining and varnish ing furniture, floors, woodwork, etc., in one operation. Floorlac is a scientific combination of richtoned, non-fading stains and a durable water proof varnish of the highest quality. It is made for the express purpose of refmishing worn furniture, woodwork and floors, and to make them look like new again, Unattractive softwood floors can be made to resemble closely the most elegant hardwood floors through the use of Floorlac, Floorlac stains and varnishes a surface in one operation, and is very easy to apply. By following the directions on this color card anyone can obtain most satisfactory results with this material. Floorlac is very durable and will withstand the hardest kind of usage to which a varnish finish is subjected. The eight attractive shades of Floorlac shown on the opposite page have been carefully developed to match closely the most popular stained effects obtained on na tural woods. Sherwin-Williams Graining Process When a grained effect is desired, such an effect can be readily obtained with Floorlac without the use of any graining prepai-atinn or similar product* by nUhmg a square yard of surface at one time* and then graining with a graining tool, which makes it possible to closely approximate Ihe natural grain of any wood desired. Crack and Seam Filler The craclt* and crevices in floors and woodwork which ire to be finished with I'lnorUc^ should he filled with Sherwin*Williams Crack and Seam Filler, a special product which is applied with an ordinary tabic knife or putty knife, before applying Floorlac. DIRECTIONS FOR USING FLOORLAC The All Around Varnish Stain Before applying Floorlac to any surfac whether interior woodwork, furniture floors, always see that the surface is perfect clean, free from grease and dry, Before a plying the finish, stir contents of can tho oughly. When staining furniture such as chair small tables and the like, always turn the fu niture upside down and paint the legs of th article first, then it will be easier to paint th upper part of the furniture. For Use On: New Weed--On open grained, woods, such at oa aeb, chestnut, walnut and butternut, tint All t porca with S'W Paste Filler in shade desired* Clos grained woods such ss maple, birch, bard pine a sycamore do not require filler--simply apply Floor directly to the wood, First Coat--Use Floorlac as it comes from the ca brushing ant into a thin, even coat using a soft bris brush. I,et stand 48 hours. , Second Coat--See that the surface is wiped fr from dust and dirt, then apply coat of Floorla colored or dear, a* it comes from the can, in mann directed for first coat. When used on floors, S-W Mftr*not Floor Varni may be used instead. New floom look best when finished with Flcoii Clear or Mar-not (a durable waterproof floor varnish Old Wood Pieviouriy Fainted first Coat--Apply coat Floorlac Ground (see rections on package). This is necessary in order get a proper surface on which to apply Floorlac get shade desired. Let stand 48 hours, Saeoid Cant---Apply Floorlac in shade desired, directed for new wood. One coat of Ground and one of Floorlac will or narily gite o good effect, but for an extra floe finis apply a final coat of Floorlac Clear. When used on floors S-W Mar-not Floor Varni may be used instead. . Allow Floorlac to dry Si to 18 hours for b results. Keep can well covered when not in use. Sh e r w m- Wil l iams ENAMEL The Perfect Enamel Finish Many times there is some standing woodwork or a piece of furniture in the home which the housewife-prefers to have refinished with Enamel. When this is the case, there is no product on the market with which more beautiful re sults can be obtained than with SherwinWilliams Enamel, a product of the high est quality, which is easily applied and which will wear and keep its gloss in definitely. Sherwin-Williams Enamel is carried by the same store that handles Floorlac, and can be secured in any of the follow ing attractive colors: Black Light .Blue French Cray Light Sage Forest Green Peart Grav Golden Brown Shell Pink Ivon White Snow White Vermilion When Sherwin-Williams Enamel is used upon chairs, settees, benches, etc.. there is no danger of the material soften ing from the heat of the body and stick ing to the clothing, which feature makes this Enamel highly desirable for this class of work. Sherwin-Williams Enamel may also be used upon Keene Cement in bath rooms or kitchens to secure an imitation tile effect. Tut up in all sizes of self-scaling cans, from quarter pints to gallons. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s Pa in t s *k o Va r n is h as Drssrvrn, tww, Pmmtm, ctttwcAts, mstCTtcross, DlSf/trECMMTS, OfPS, WOOD AUlfWIWW, SOAPS MB DASMMBS CMMWVI PKtirUii CUirtUnd, Ktmilt, CUctfo, 8m TnatUfi Detroit, Montreal, L*el*e. Sag., BydtiiF. N. 0, W, 0007-SWP-000192089 Lis t o f Sh er w im-Wil l iam* pi For Bufldlnf*, Outside and Jnaid*, Sheni'in-Wiiliar*e Paint Prepared S-W Rtxpar--A weatherproof varnish. ' For Staining Mtnflii, ' S-W Prtjrrvativt Shingle Stain* Made Far Bams. Bomia, Fmc m, etc. " S-W Commonwealth Born Paint. (Bed___ S-W Cemmanu'Cuith Paint, fat nruu .'i fences. S-W Ebonal. An elastic black paint for r S-W Roof and Bridge Paint. Serviceable S-W Cerbclic-ol. A high-grade wood For tnttrkn. VsUi Etc. ' S-W Enamtioid or Old Dutch Enamel. S-W Flat-Ton*. A washable flat finish for S-W Family Faint. For Floor*. . S-W Perth and Dock Vii'nf, For painted c] S-W Fhorfac. A vailib Main for all pci S-W Inside Floor fdin| For painted finuhl S-W Mar-net. The waterproof door varatsL] S-W Prepared War, For producing a wan S-W Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes' doors. < S-W Crock and Seam Filler. For fitting cracks. For Cipbwfi. Baseboard*, 8hdr. Etc. S-W Family Paint. A durable linseed oil For Chain. TabUa. btesrstlii| Woodwork, Bk S-W Old Dutch *0771*1, por the fined eni ^W7 Enamel, For z high enamel finish. S-W Floorlac. A varnish slain, S-W Scar-net. A waterproof varnish fo woodwork. * S-W Rexpar--The 8* test varnish. For FoliaKing Pbss. Fsnttin. Etc. S-W Polish-ol. For Porch and lawn Furniture, S-lf Porch and JLavm Furniture Enamel. Foe BadUtora. Store*. Pktsn Fiaan, S-W jflMm*7tttm Paint. For a silver finis S-W Cold Paint. For a* gold finish. S-W Screen Enamel. S-W Stozv-Pipe and Iron Enamel. F*r Antof, Baggies, Boats, Etc. S-W Auto Enamel. S-W Auto and Buggy Paint. S-W Ante Top Dreuing. For Ro'CeUriag Straw Bala. S-W Hat Briie. Far All Kinds of Varnbhltt*. Skerwin-Wiltiams Varnithes, For hmrin| Old Faint and Vambh. S-W Taxite. For Goner*) CltsAtnc. S-W Plaxoap A pure soap made Itosti flan S-W Bras-Brtte. For polishing metal. Disinfectants. ._ S-W Phenolene. A powerful coal*W disinf' S-W Oylopine. A pine oil disinfectant and d Coat-Tar Pnlick, We are largo distillers of coal-tar product: in * position to supply a variety of specisltier this base. INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying for orchard and garden. CCl3f> 0007-SWP-000192090 0007-SWP-000192091 0007-SWP-000192092 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms FAMILY PAINT FOR OUTSIDE AND INSIDE USE A durable oil paint for house painting and decorating'. Dries with a good gloss, has good covering capacity and wears well. This paint is made from good materials and will give uniformly good results. Put up ready for use in all sizes from half pint to five gallon packages. Dir e c t io n s f o b Us e Stir thoroughly from bottom of can. The. surface should be perfectly clean, free from grease and thoroughly dry. Family Paint is prepared ready for use as it comes from the can. Under some circumstances, however, it should be illumed before use, in accordance with tlie directions on label. Fr e e d e c o r at iv e d e p a r t men t Se r v ic e The Sherwin-Williams Decorative De partment maintains a stall of designers, decorators and paint experts who will furnish, free oi charge, complete sug gestions and specifications for painting or decorating an entire house, or any single room or piece of furuilure us desired. Further information from your dealer or by addressing The SherwinWilliams Co. Decorative Department, Cleveland. IfPO' Cram . 'i-SSiafl Straw Vellov Buff AT90 Black, Interior White, Etferior "White and Flat White Refer to Current P FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS IN HOUSE PAINTING, USE SWP Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pa in t (Pr e p a r e d ) Wherever the best results in. outside painting are desired SWP, SherwinWilliams Paint (Prepared) should be used SWP is the scientific combination of strictly pure (cad, zinc and linseed oil. It will cover more surface, look better and wear longer than any other paint, cither ready prepared or mixed by hand. Sh e o w ih -Wil u a ms In s id e Fl o o r Pa in t Is made especially for floors. It is a tough, durable paint that dries over night with a high gloss and has excep tional wearing qualities. Floors painted with Inside Floor Paint can be scrubbed and kept clean easily. Inside Floor Paint comes in eight attractive, colors. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Va r n is h e s The Sherwin-Williams policy is a special varnish for every kind of sur face, and the use of the varnish that is recommended for any particular pur pose insures the best results that it is possible to obtain for this purpose. Ma i w o t A durable flour varnish that will not scratch or mar under foot wear. Is absolutely waterproof. ISCAfrWQTj An absolutely waterproofvarnish for interior woodwork and furniLure. Will not spot white. Ke x p a r A weatherproof spar_ varnish designed for all outside uses, Poos not spot white. USTOF SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUt For Building*, Outside and Inside Stucrvcin-WilUams Paint Prepared fStVP) I Scxpar, A weatherproof varnish. , For Staining Shingles Preservative- Shingle Stain. Made with crei For Bums, Roofs, Fences, elc. . Commonwealth Barn Paint (Red and Gre Commonwealth Paint. For garages, arbors. - etc. . Ebo/tol. An clastic black paint for rooisj ` Roof and tiridt\c Paint. Lour serviceable c< Carbalii-ol A high grade wood preservative. For Interiors, Walls, etc, Unamcloid or Old Dutch Enamel, Flat-Tone. A washable Rat finish for walls. Family Paint. For Floors Parch- and Berk Paint. For painted finish. Plvortac. _ A varnish stain for all purposes. Inside Floor Paint. For painted finish. Mar-ticl. The Valcrpioyl floor varnish. Prepared Wax. For producing a wax finish. Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes hardwood Crack j j j </ Seem Filter, For filling unsightly cr For Cupboards, Baseboards, Shelves, etc. Family Paint. A durable linseed oil paint. For Chairs, Tables, Decorating, Woodwork, etc. Old Dutch UiiamcL For the finest enamel fii Enamel. For a high enamel finish. Ploorloc. A varnish slain. Scar-net. A waterproof varnish for interior w work. Rcxpar, The varnish. For Polishing Pianos, Furniture, etc. Polish'd. For Porch and Lawn Fnrnilnre Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel. For Radiator*, Stoves, Fklinv'Frsao, etc. Aluminum Paint, Fur a sijvcr finish-, fj'ofd Paint. For n gold finish. StovC-Pipc and Iron Enamel, Far Autos, Buggies, Boats, etc. j`Into Eiiantrt, /Into od Buggy Paint. Auto Top Dressing. For Se-Coloring Straw Hats Hat Brits. For all Rinds of Varnishing Shervdn-WiUiams Varnish vs. For Removing OH Paint and Varnish Taxiie. For General Cleaning ' Fioxoap- A putc soap made from flaxseed. {ffQs-tlrite. For polishing metal. Disinfectants Pltenoien*. A powerful coal-iar disinfectant. OyUspine. A pine oil disinfectant ar.d deodoi Coal-Tar Preducts ^ We are large distillers of coal-tar products are In position to supply a variety of specialties i \ on this line. INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying tcrials Tor orchard and garden. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms l Fa c iq mc *: Cl e v e l a n d ,. Ch ic a g o , New*** Sa n Fm*ci*ee (e mc av v il .c ) s *ic Qrrioea a n d Wa mc h o o c d in p r in c ip a l . CClfll G20 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms A .________ iA. 0007-SWP-000192095 v-i QUALITY COLORS, ^ tM W OIL W HERWIN-WILLIAMS First S Quality Colors in Oil being mainly for the production of tints and shades for the painter's use, it is important that the colors should be of uniform strength, shade, pur ity, fineness and true to name. It has been our endeavor for over 50 years to maintain as nearly an absolute standard as possible in these respects. We are exceedingly care ful in the selection and purchase of the necessary raw materials, besides we pay more than ordinary attention to the fine grinding of this line so that the colors will assimilate thor oughly with White. As we manufacture our own dry colors, we can, therefore, make a careful selection of those best adapt ed for the making of First Qual ity Colors in Oil and as we crush and refine our own linseed oil and age it in our own tanks, we are in posi tion to use a vehicle that will carry the color in the best possible form for use. We show on this color card all of the straight colors that we manufacture in this line, together with let-downs of the solid colors used with White Lead in proportions of 1 to 20. We do this to give the master painter an idea of the splen did strength of our colors combined with their clearness of tone. Sh e r w in -W il l ia ms Fir s t Qu a l it y Co l o r s in Oil 0007-SWP-000192097 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ol d Du t c h Pr o c e s s Wh it e Le a d e Painters who use tinting colors with White Lead as a base will find that the Sherwin-Williams Strictly Pure Old Dutch Process White Lead has all the old-fashioned good qualities necessary. Our Old Dutch Process Lead is free from acid and is ground in the best and purest of linseed oil. Our Old Dutch Process Lead is corroded in our own lead plant, ground in our own mills in linseed oil of our own manufacture, and will be found to be absolutely satisfactory in every particular. Our guarantee on every package of O. D. P. Lead reads as follows: "This package is warranted to contain nothing but Strictly Pure White Lead, ground in Strictly Pure Linseed Oil and we will pay one ounce of Gold for every ounce of adulteration that it may be found to contain." f" y c ` t ' a r 1 1 t 5 " " j . _ [ ' Directions for Use of 1st Quality l Colors in Oil ; In using First Quality Colors in Oil with White Lead or paste white stock, the painter should first break up his White Lead to a semi-painting consistency, stirring it until the mixture is perfectly smooth. The color should then be reduced to about the same consistency by the addition of a little turpentine. Then add gradually to the white, keeping the mixture stirred continually until the shade desired appears. Painters will find that much less tinting color will be 'required if pur goods are used in accordance with these directions than would be the case if ordinary adulterated colors or dry colors band-mixed with oil were used for the same purpose. . . : - . , * _ 0007-SWP-000192098 0007-SWP-000192099 c h r o me y el l o w Chrome Yellow is made by pre cipitating Chromate of Lead in a very fine condition and is one of the most useful pigments. It has a range of shade from Light Canary to Dark Orange according to the conditions under which the precipitation is made. When properly prepared this is a very durable color and ranks among the very highest for its opacity and covering power. CHROME GREENS Chrome Greens are prepared by precipitating simultaneously Chrome Yellow and Chinese Blue so that an intimate chemical combination of these two colors is obtained, A wide range both of depth and char acter of color can be obtained from a light yellowish to a deep bluish shade. A good Chrome Green for painting purposes must not only have strength and fastness to light, but shouid notfloatarseparateand should be stable under various pain ting con ditions. Green pigment, suitable for grinding into oil colors, must be specially selected for all these points, and undue prominence should not be given to only one or two of them. CHINESE AMD PRUSSIAN BLUE Chinese and Prussian Blues are prussiates of iron and are remarkable for their brilliancy of shade and ex treme strength. They vary from a full reddish blue to the paler greener i blues. These colors have magnifi' cent tinting power and purity of tone and in addition are quite transparent when used thin ULTRAMARINE BLUE Ultramarine is practically a blue glass obtained by roasting clay, silica, soda and sulphur together in a cruci ble breaking up the lumps and grind ing it fine. Its use js comparatively limited although it is much more permanent than Prussian Blue not withstanding the fact that itdoesnot produce the bright shade of the latter. ITALIAN SIENNA Italian Sienna comes from Sienna in Tuscany'. The raw is a peculiar Yellow and when burned is a rich semi-transparent Red, Raw Sienna contains the same coloring pigment as Ochre, the principal difference between them lies In the very large percentage of iron, as while Ochre contains approximately 20%, Raw Sienna frequently contains J5% and upwards. Burnt Sienna is obtained by roasting the Raw. The peculiar feature of BurntSienna isthe extreme brilliancy which it gives to trans mitted light. On accuunt of its bril liancy, Burnt Sienna is largely used in connection with the manufacture of Stains and Lacquers. TURRET UMBER Turkey Umber is a native earth largely found in the island of Cyprus. Umber contains about 46% Oxide of [ron;the balance, as in the other pig ments, being earthy matter, except that Umber contains about 5%Oxide of Manganese. It is this ingredient which gives to Umber its brilliant color and its drying qualities. TUSCAN RED Tuscan Red is an earth color con taining a large amount of iron oxide which has been dyed with Madder Lake, which is the fastest red known to chemists. This combination of iron oxide and brilliant red lake pro duces a beautiful rich color which is the most valuable and permanent of the earth pigments. INDIAN AND VENETIAN RED Indian and Venetian Reds are Iron Oxides obtained by burning suitable Ochres and especially in the Vene tian by calcining Copperas with a suitable base, usually Gypsum. VELUOW OCHRE Yellow Ochre is a native earth and probably no other pigment used in painting is more widely distributed or found in such exhaustless quanti ties as this. Yet only a small quan tity is suitable for the very highest grade of painting. The Yellow Ochre we use is imported from Southern France, that being the only source of supply for goad Ochre, so far as we know. VANDYKE BROWN Vandyke Brown is a bog earth of a fine transparent brown color. It is also made by calcining certain Ochres found in France. It is a very durable color. S-W 1st Quality Colors in.Oil are excellent for tinting purposes when mixed with S-W Old Dutch Process Lead, which is the best lead manu factured today. . S-W 1st Quality Color in Oil line comprises the following shades: BUCKS Ivory Drop English Coach Sign Painters Lamp BLUES Chinese Prussian Cobalt Ultramarine BROWNS Raw Umber Burnt Umber Raw Sienna Burnt Sienna Vandyke Brown GREENS Paris Bronze Chrome L M & D REDS Dragon Bulletin Red Premier Non-Fading English Vermilion American Vermilion English Rose Lake English Rose Pink Bright Tuscan Tuscan ' Turkey Indian English Venetian TELL0WS Chrome L M 0 & DO Golden Ochre Yellow Ochre Lis ttr B For S Tw B PfT For Fir For Fee For For Foe For For fit PW Ct* feri % /jgfc MOn T 0007-SWP-000192100 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Br ig h t en Up St ain FOR FURNITURE,WOODWORK. ETC. 0007-SWP-000192101 DIRECTIONS FOR USE Surface to be stained should bo dean and perfectly dry. Stir thoroughly from bottom of can, and on light colored natural wood apply with a fitch or bristle varnish brush one or more coats (as demanded by the finish desired). If the surface is dark, irregular in color, or has been previously painted, one coat of our Brighten Up Stain Ground will produce a proper surface for all colors, except Ebony and Flat Black, which require no ground. On previously painted surfaces, in order to get a grained effect over a coat of Brighten Up Stain Ground, apply a coat of Brighten Up Stain, painting about a square yard of surface at a time. Then return to where you began painting on this Square yard and go over the surface with a worn whisk broom or the brush, without dip ping it into the stain again, wavering it from side to side. A rubber grainer will also produce pleasing effects. Keep well covered when tiorin use. For the dull black finish so much desired in present day decoration, use S-W Flat Black. . p3iv| IHB'lflBltfl^H[EII!S:milirni1i;lllllll! l:lllllUhJH1Hslll[-ltJllH3Plhillil!B BSony Ckerrr Light Otic Gm *Dark Oak Witakt S-IV Decorative Department--Should vou desire suggestions for color schemes, write the S-W Decorative Department, Cleveland. The service is free. Ground *To secure the exact effect on this ami, Dark Oak should be used over Brighten Uv Stein Ground or aver a surface about the &nne shade, 0007-SWP-000192102 LIST OF SHERWIH- WILLIAMS pROBUCl For Buildings, Outside and Inside Silurrzviu-li''Hfritwr Paint Prepared (SfVP) liexpar. A weatherproof varnish. For Staining Shingles Prcjertciizc Shttigle Stain. Made with etcosoj For Barns. Kcofe, Ftnc, etc, Ci>nti)t9it'zcciil/h Bam Paint (Red end Crax) t vmnioiiivcalth Paint* For garages, arbors, ft elc. Ebonal. An elastic black paint for roofs. Poof and Bridgem Paint. Five serviceable coloi Corbohc-ol. A high grade wood preservative! For Interiors, Walls, et*. Enumebid or Old Dutch Enatnel, f'tal-Toae. A washable flat finish for walls, et family Paint. For Floors Porch and Deck Point. For painted finish. Floorbc. A varnish stain for all purposes. Inside Floor Paint. For painted finish. Mar-net. The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared Wax, For producing a wax finish. floor, Wipe, Cleans and polishes hardwood floors track and Scam Filler. For tilling unsightly crack For Cupboards, Baseboards, Shelve*, etc* Family Paint. A durable linseed oil paint* For Chain, Tables, Decorating, Woodwork, etc. Old Dutch fnomri. For die finest enamel finis Enamel. Far a .high enamel finish. Fioortae. A varnish slain. $car.at. A waicrproof varnish for Jmerit woodwork. Rexpar. The 3f-test varnish, For Polishing Pianos. Furniture, etc, PoiLsh-Ol. Far Parch and Lawn Furniture , Porch and Latest Furniture Enamel, For Radiator*. Steves, Picture-Frames, etc, .Aluminum Point. For a stiver finish. (iold Paint. For a gold finish. Stoi'C'Pipe end Iron Enamel. For Autos, Buggies, Boats, etc. Auto Etiainei. Autu and Bwggy Paint. Avlo Top Dressing. . For Ke-CoToxiag Straw Hut* Hat Brite. For all Kinds of Varnishing SUerztiiu-Willicms Parnishcr. For Removing Old Paint end Varnish Taxilc. For General Cleaning ffa.Toap. A pure soap made from flaxseed. Bros~Britc. For polishing metal. Disinfectants Phxitalene, A powerful coal-tar disinfectant. Ojio^mc. A pine oil disinfectant and dcodor&i Coal-Tar Products We sre large distillers of coal-tar product* ai arc in position to supply a variety of specialties mat on this line. INSECTICIDES We manufacture 3 complete Line oj^ spraying in Icrials for orchard and garden. * Th e Sh er w in - Wil l iams Co , FACTORIES CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, NEWARK, OETRO \BAN FftANCISOO, MOntftEAl., LONOOH, ClfO-, ; UYONCV, N. S,W, ' s a l e s orrrecs a n d w a r e h o u s e s in p h in c ip a l '<t i CC145 D20 7S( 0007-SWP-000192103 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . APwrNJ*nM0w emets a s o rACTonvi g a k y w l a n o . onto omen..f a c t o t u ms a na w a h mh o v s mo r/t mrict**t cmn (oVBIt) CC2M 3" ** 0007-SWP-000192104 The highest quality enamel it is possible to produce. There is no other enamel made, either imported or domestic that surpasses ''`Old i Dutch." Comes in White, Ivory and French Gray, in cither gloss or egg-shell. i PRODUCING AN ENAMEL FINISH i The process of enameling consists of FIRST building up the foundation with underrating, and, SECOND, applying the enamel finishing coats. The FIRST is equally as important as the m SECOND--probably in no other type of finishing is the importance of the preliminary coats and the preparation of the surface so apparent as in enamel finishing. For best results on walls nnd woodwork, five coats should be applied --three coats of undercoater and two finishing coats. S-W Old Dutch Enamel Undercoater* S-W Enamel Undercoater No. 12, S-W Flat-Tone and SWF Inside Flat White are alt suitable undercoat" ers. DIRECTIONS First see that the surface to be finished is per w* fectly dry and free from dust, grease, etc. ig & Apply three coats of Undercoater, thinning the first coat with ten per cent pure spirits turpen $ II % tine, and thinning the second and third coats a little if desired. Sandpaper each coat of under coater with 00 sandpaper. Fourth coat should consist of equal parts Un- I! I dercoatcr and Old Dutch Enamel. Last coat should be Old Dutch Enamel ac it ! fci comes from the can. NOTE -For enameling kitchen furniture and I other surfaces where an especially good job *s unnecessary, some of the coats may be omitted, % but IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT A COAT OF FLAT UNDERCOATER BE USED UNDER THE ENAMEL % COAT, 0007-SWP-000192105 Sme r w in -Wil LIAMS VARNISHES FOR EVERY PURPOSE Sh Er w in - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s (h iv > 1\u\ II 0007-SWP-000192106 |( i I i ' . i - ^ i ' '! * ; t i ; ; . i ; |A Sh er w ih - Wil l iams Var n is h I |Fo r Emr Var nish Pur po se Do you know how interesting the making of varnish really is? And did you ever stop to realize that there is a special kind of varnish for each surface about the building? Each type of varnish has its own special blending of gums and oils that best suits its particular service. Every one, of couree, wants pale or light-color* ed varnishes that will not discolor the . woods over which they are applied. Some of the gums which are lightest in color, however, are the most difficult to handle in varnish-making. But Sher win-Williams laboratories have solved these problems, and, type for type, S-W Varnishes are the palest on the market Varnish gumsj^re fossilized deposits of the sap of certain trees, like the Kauri pine, and probably have lain m the ground for untold ages. There are many kinds of gum which vary widely 4 in cost and in the quality and color of vanuVh they will make. They are dug in New Zealand and other parts of the world. Gums form the body of a varnish; lin seed oil and other blending oilsprovide the vehicle--or liquid--and turpentine is the usual thinner. There are as many kinds of varnish gums as there are varictiesof hard and soft coal- And there are just as many different blend ings of the various oils with these gums as there are recipes for home-made cake! It ail depends upon what is ex pected of the surface after the varnish is on the job, which type you select. It is interesting to know that from China comes the oil that gives our best varnishes their water-resisting proper ties. China Wood Oil is pressed from the nut of the tung tree, each shell con taining three to five kernels. The in creaseddemand for this ailhasdeveloped better living and manufacturing con ditions in the localities of China where the tung tree grows, with the result that a much cleaner grade of ChinaWood Oil is being exported yearly. All cheap varnishes discolor and. perish when the weather hits them or when, they get wet. This is because lowgrade gums or rosin are used instead of the hard, fossilized gums which require such tremendous heat in melting. Cheap varnishes are also short in the oils which are the life of ail good varnishes, Sher win-Williams Varnishes arc waterproof. REXPAR VARNISH . WArutrttoop PC* ALL OUT'OF-MOft ViftHlSHfUO This is the varnish we make tor all out-of-door use. We put into it the maximum amount of oils which give it its clastic qualiticsand weather-resisting properties. Rexpar was specified origi nally for the spars (masts) of ships, and when an airplane varnish was needed during the war, Rexpar was able to pasa every government test of exposure to alternate heat and cold, wind and rain, gas, hail, sleet--without discoloring. Chipping, peeling or perishing. What better varnish could you buy for your outside doom, porch ceilings and furniture, window sash and all ether varnished places you know of where the sun and weather reach! Rexpar, the King of all Spar Varnishes --remember the name-far all out-of door varnishing. MAR-NOT VARNISH Wt^SRPpOOW FQ* FLOOSS AMD UHOLEOM The varnish for your floors must be tough, above all else. Mar-not is not a heavy-bodied varnish. Your heels don't have much effect upon its thin, tough film, which hugs close to the wood. Mar-not dries with a rich lustre that wears and wears, and retains that re fined look that harmonizes with fine furnishings. Mar-uot does not have that cheap, shiny gloss found in ordin ary varnishes,which always mar,scratch and soon look shubliy. Take a hammer and dent the wood as deeply as you wish. Mar-not will still cling there. Try scratching it. It will not powder or chip. Of course Mar-not Varnish is water proof. Leaky radiators, wet umbrellas, raining in at the window's, etc., cause no damage whatever to the Mar-not floor. SCAR-NOT VARNISH WTHMODP FOR wooowm, ms f v mit w e ah q PIANOS We make Scar-nut Varnish for wood work and furniture. It is, therefore, a heavy-bodied varnish, which brings out and enhances every latent beauty of the 0007-SWP-000192107 0007-SWP-000192108 DIRECTIONS FOR FINISHING WOODWORK, TRIM, DOORS, FURNITUREt ETC. 1--Chain and sandpaper wood carefully. 2--Stain (if desired) and dry over night. 3-- Fill with S-W Paste Filler (wipe off as di rected); dry for two days. Do not sandpaper. (Note)--Oak, chestnut, mahogany, etc.--woods with open pyres--require Paste Filler. Pine and close-grain woods require no filler. 4-- Thin coat pure white shellac. (Reduce with denatured alcohol if too heavy). When dry, sand paper lightly with No. 00 paper. 5-- Scar-not Varnish, Dry 48 hour?. Sandpaper with No. 0 paper. 6--Sear-nol Varnish. Leave in gloss, or (ii) Rnb to a dull finish with powdered pumice and oil (nibbingoil or sewing machine oil); ft) Sandpaper lightly and apply a final coat of S-W Velvet Finish Varnish No. 1044; dries dull without rubbing; (r) Fof a high polish, mb with powdered pumice*tone and water, and then bring to a polish with S-W Polish-ol and rotten-stone or Tripoli. DIRECTIONS FOR VARNISHING NEW FLOORS 1-- Scrape the wood and sandpaper smooth. Sweep thoroughly with a broom, and wipe with a doth wet with benzine. 2-- Stain (if desired). Use S-W Oil Stain. Dry over night. 3-- Paste Filler for oak and similar open-grain woods. (For pine floors, omit filter,) Do not use a liquid filler or first cnatrr of any land underneath Mar-not Varnish, for either hard nr soft wood floors. (4--Mnr-not Varnish, Reduce first coat with one pint of turpentine to The gallon of varnish. When dry (24*48 hours), sandpaper--No. 1 paper. 5--Mar-not Varnish as it comes in the can. Sandpaper--No. 1 paper. _6--Mar-not Varnish, Leave in ploss or rub dull with powdered pumice-stone and oil. Never use shellac on floors which arc to be var nished. When, floors are to be stained,, use an oil stain, because varnish may be applied directly over an oil stain without shellacing. Frequently oak floors can be darkened sufficiently (where a stained effect is wanted) by using S-W Antique Oak Paste Filler, without using a stain. KIND OF BRUSH TO USE For floors, a block bristle brush is satisfactory. For woodwork and furniture, a fitch or Russian ox hair is most desirable. A stiff brush is apt to cause brush marks. SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT BRUSHES New brushes are powdered, and all brushes are likely to be dusty. Unless this is thoroughly worked out, the varnished surface will be specked when finished. Shake die brush thoroughly, working the bristles with the fingers. Then lake about half a cup of varnish, fill the brush and scrape it out oyer the edge of another cup. Repeat until half cup is used t.p, and the* brush ought to be in good shape to use. Throw this used varnish away. Beware of the old brush that has become "lousy" from improper cleaning. Note: Alwayscleana varnish brush in turpentine. HOW TO APPLY VARNISH Brush the varnish on freely "with*1 the grain of the wood. Now, without taking any more varnish, brush straight across the grain. This is called "laying nff,f the surface. Run the strokes from edge to edge, Tina spreads the varnish out in uniform film. Scrape the brush gently over the edge of the var nish cup, so that it is fairly dry, and then ' `straighten out" tne surface by brushing once more with the grain. This is intended to take up any surplus var nish which might otherwise sag or show "runs," A WORD ABOU You probably had months, before its fine structive action of w probably, however, yo wear for granted. Yo looking us well as you satisfactorily any mo several things--Trade take your loss), send i or coat'cr in with som jf you can afford to ations, you need not about. This will, ho tioned machine-owner Don't wait till tho By that time, your p gone, and so are your first season, rub the c dered pumice-stone a Be very careful to san bolts, bruises, etc., an Enamel. Give the body and bile Finishing Varnish a coat of S-W Blac Auto Enamel. 387 J22 634 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms $ VARN/SHE; rOR EVERY PUR.POSI 0007-SWP-i 0007-SWP-000192110 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms ENAMEL THE PERFECT ENAMEL FINISH Aei enamel finish ^especially good for furniture and woodwork {a bed roams, bath rooms, sun parlors and breakfast rooms, because of the d.vniy efTccU which may be secured in this way, the case with which it may be kept clean and the ptearing color schemes which may be worked out. Slieiwiji'Wflliams Enamel is a product of the highest quality. Smooth, velvety, high gloss finishes which retain their sheen indefinitely can be produced with this material. Durability is built into it along with easy flowing qualities and permanency of color. When, properly applied there is no danger of Sherwm-WiLliocna E&amel cracking, chipping nr flaking as is often the case with cheap enamels of doubtful character. Enamel has a great variety of uses. It is not only particularly suitable (or furniture and wood work, but can also be used to advantage on walls, shelving, wickerwork, pottery, toys and on Keene Cement to secure an imitation tile effect. When Sherwin-Williams Enamel is used on chairs, settees and benches, there is no danger of the material softenmg with the heat of the body and sticking to tnc clothing, which^makes S-W Enamel particularly desirable for this class of work. This'product comes in eight attractive colors shown on the- next page; also in Black and Snow White. It is put up in quarter-pint, half-pint, pint and quart self-sealing cans; also in gallon pails. mEQTtOMS FOR USE The surface to be enameled must be free from dirt and grease and perfectly dry. Stir the Enamel thoroughly from the bottom of the can. Apply evenly and not too heavily with a fitch or soft bristle brush. One coat of our Enamel Ground and a flowing coat of Enamel will pro duce good results. . ;. Do not apply a sqcce^diag coat until the prevtons.one is entirely dry. If for any reason the ground or Enamel is too heavy-to work freely, thin slightly with pure spirits turpentine only. Keep Well covered when, not in use. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms En a mel _ While Shell Fisk Licit Sere Ll*ht Blue French Cu t Gr&7 Golden Brown Forest Green Vermilion Also Snow White. Block and Ground 0007-SWP-000192111 l is t o f Sh e k w i/i -Wil l ia ms Ps o o h , Far Buildings. Outside and Inside Sh<-1n'tn-Wittraws Paint Prepared (SWP\ Rexpar. A weatherproof varnish.' * For Staining Shingles rrcsemaHi'c Shiufflt Slain. iladc wiib e0 Fr Barns. Roofs, Fences* etc. Co/nmoim-calt/i Horn Paint (Red and Grev) CammcnuiP.aUh Paint. For garages, arbon. Ee etc. Eborot, Aft elastic bUcknaint for roofs. * Roof and Bridge Paint, tour serviceable eo CsrhoiU-at A hgb grade wood preservative, For In tari&ra. Walls, ete. Enaincloid or Old Dutch Enamel ` flel-Tone. A washable flat finish for walls. \ Family Paint. For floors Porch and Deck Paint. For painted finish. Flaorfac. A varnish slam for all purposes. Inside Floor Paint. For painted finish, Mar-iiol. The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared Wax. For producing a wax finish.Ftoor-Wipr. Cleans and polishes hardwood So Crack and Seam filler. For filling unsightly cm For Cupboards, Baseboards, Shelves, ete. Family Paint* A durable linseed oil paint, For Chairs, Tables, Decorating. Woodwork, ete. Old Dutch Enamel, For the finest enamel fin Enamel. For a high enamel finish, Fharlac, A varnish stain, Scar-nirt. A waterproof varnish for interior wt work, Rexpar, The Si-test varnisn, Fr Polishing Pianos, Furniture, etc. Polish-el For Porch And Lawn Furniture Porch and Loun furniture Enamel For Radiators, gloves, Pietnre-Frmjncs, etc. Aluminum Paint, For a stiver finish. Cold Paint, Po t a gold finish. StOre-Pipa and Iron Enamel For Au *v j , Biurtiet, Boats, etc. Auto Enamet. / uto and Buggy Paint. g.ulo Top Dressing. Por Re Coloring Straw Hats liv* Pnit, T For all Kinds of VsRktehtnr Sker&in-Wittiams Varnishes, For Rmtidnf Old Paint and Varnish Taxiig, For General Cleaning Flaxeap, A pure Soap made from flaxseed. Bras-liriie, For polUlung racial. Disinfectants , Phenolette. A powerful coal-tar disinfectant, Oyfapint. A pme cul dwInfecUdl and deodor* Coal-Tar Prodvets . Vfn are large distillers of coal-tar prodyA# a are in position to supply a variety of specialties ma on Ibis line. INSECTICIDES ., We manufacture a complete line of spraying q letials for orchard and garden. 1 Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms .c \ Fa c t o aic S; Cuveusb, CmtAca, Nc w a n w . Pvrno MeMTtaUU., LOrtOOM. EN-r SV CV, H . S. W.'J SACCO Qrf*CC a u d WantHOUAc* if* +u*notr*u cA CCIJ+ D20 0007-SWP-000192112 0007-SWP-000192113 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms ENAMELOID Prepared Ready for Use A Spkadid Enamel ior Use on Inside Walls, Ccillaga* Woodwork and Furniture A high-gloss, washable enamel is de sirable for many interior surfaces such as the kitchen, bath and lavatory, and it is particularly desirable in hospitals, gymnasiums, etc., by reason of its qual ities' of sanitation. Enameloid is made for just such work. It is moderate in price, yet of a quality that insures satisfaction and permanent results where properly ap plied. The range of colors includes jsoft and delicate tints as well as darker Ishadcs, and if the colors are selected iwith a plan to general harmony, the. most pleasing and artistic combinations are possible. Enameloid, combining as it does durability and artistic effects at a 1 nominal cost, is undoubtedly the most popularenamel on the market. In addi ction it is easy to apply, permitting the ' amateur to obtain a perfect job. Sur faces finished with Enameloid can be readily cleaned with soap and water. Enameloid is the ideal finish for the kitchen, plastered walls and ceilings, as well as the wainscoting, base-board and other woodwork. Keene cement and other similar finishes marked o(T to imitate tile, should be finished with Enameloid, as its high gloss will greatly enhance their appearance. Enameloid should be used for paint ing pantries, walls, cupboards, furni ture, etc. White Enameloid when used on the walls of clothes closets will greatly increase the light in these. Put up in quarter pint, half pint, pint, quart, half gallon and gallon cans i Ivory Salin Green Tink French Gray Shy Blue Ton G*ay Gnv<-; Grfrt Alao JMath and While 0007-SWP-000192114 usr o f Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pnom For Buildings, Uufeide and Inside V/4:vtu*ti H'iHut/nj PrcporoJ (SI! P) lit'.rj'iir, A ftc,iiln:rprcH.f vurnisl). i l i Ful Staining Shingles : ^Jungle Su< t<. Ala.de vith c t i_. j For liartis, Koofa. Fences, eIc . j i o-UiHvliw, xiilt t.iiti j j Point (tied and Cray) I 4 s./itn.tnKc>itcti i'ittiu, F_>r prunes, nrliuri, le ] clc. Ll'.iiiui, ,\jj rlaatle lilauk jaint for roufs. Jit/ifj and tfndu*` Pdint. I'h 'ij uervLtoa'jiu a J Liirbolm-vf. A high grade wood pryseivativ'' Far Interiors, Walls, etc. J JsM.mit'lorif or Old J^nlrJi Lunmci. A vmidinhle flat Jinfoil fu wails, J-'amiiy {`amt. For Floors Parch atui Doth Paint, For painted finish. J;iiforU`.c, A varnish stain lor all purposes. JnsiJc pains. For painted Mar-uot.' Tin.' Hour varnish. Pii'/*a> ( ti fi ip.f. Fur producing a wax fini- / U> >r~i l 'ij'c. Cleans ami p'llislicslianlwuocl flo i-fiirfr attj t':i}cr. Fus Idling uiisighl|y cr For Cupboards. Base' oaxds, Shelves, etc, 1-ahiiiy i\A durable liusecd mi paint. For Chairs. Tables, Daccraling, Woodwork, etc, (il<I f Ini,'h i: Kaiiifl. l\.r the fines! enamel Ji ifjicifii-/. i:ur a high enamel finish. irtic. A v.vrjiisli &tim. iV(T''-or. A waicrproui varnish for ini. womtwnrts. The St-lcst varnish. For Polishing Pianos, Furniture, etc, Polish^/. For Forth and Z,awn Furniture perch ami --ui.-n Potntlurc Enamel, > For R&Hialtrs, Stoves, Picture-Frames, etc. Ainniiiimn /\trnt. For n silver finish. <JolJ Paint. For a guld finish. Slitrc-Pitc end Iron l-uomel. . i For Autos, Ifuggics, Boats, etc. Ant# Jinann't. shila ou t Hut,gy faint. Avid Tap l>rcjsittj'. For Re-Cnluring Straw llatd flat I3rilf. For b!I Kinds of Yamuliint Stttirn-w-ii'iHir.ntj I `orniches. For Removing* Old Paint and Varnish JixriVp. For General Cleaning Ftaxvafj, A pure soap mage f:oi Jluxseed. BraS'Britr. Fur polishing nioto.1. Disinhctanti Plfrnnhr.t. A powerful cval-tar disinfecian Oyiafrinc, A pine oil disiufiTiunt and deodoi Coal-Tar Products . _ Wc atv large <liwtillc.rs- of coutliir product* ' are in [wniion to supply a variety of Specialties r| on this line. INSECTICIDES t Wc mai li factlire a coinplrro line of spraying tfria's fur an-hard and garden. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Cr FACTORIES CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, NEWARK, tCTr SAN FRANCISCO. MONTAEiU LONDON. CNQ , SYOHtY, N. S, w. SALES OFFICES ANO WAREHOUSES IN PRINCIPAL ' CC1.V! DIO 7 0007-SWP-000192115 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms OIL SIMM 0007-SWP-000192116 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms OIL STAIN Oil Stains Red Mahogany and Brown Mahogany are two new shades which have been developed to meet an insistent demand for stains which will produce the effect shown by the sample chips, below, on soft woods, such as pine, cypress and fir. These two stains may be used with equally satisfactory results on hard woods, such as mahogany and birch. (Directions for use on othei side) Red Mahogany Brown Mahogany Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . Fa c t o * it*: Cih c u ms . Cmic mo , Hc w a n h , Ba n Fa a mc ia c o {Eme h v v iim) Sa l e* Orncrs a n d Wa *c *Ou *c * in Pn in c f r a i. Rums C('.129*Ai1>1* K20 237 0007-SWP-000192117 DIRECTIONS Be sure that the surface to be stained is perfectly dry. Sand wood to be fin ished smooth and clean. Apply one full coat of the stain. This will produce a stained effect of medium darkness. If a lighter shade is desired, wipe the surface with a clean soft cloth a minute or so after the stain is applied, and before it has thoroughly set. If a very deep shade is desired, apply a second coat of stain. When finishing open-grain woods, the pores of the wood should be filled with Sherwin-Williams Paste Filler in the color selected. Allow the stain to dry overnight, then apply one thin coat of SherwinWilliams Shellac or Marvelac, follow with two coats of Varnish of suitable quality such as Sherwin-Williams Scar-not Finishing Varnish, or Rexpar, used for outside finish. Allow sufficient time for the first coat of varnish to dry, and sand lightly with No. 00 sandpaper, applying one or two additional coats of varnish as desired. (OVER! 0007-SWP-000192118 Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms OIL STAINS - Prepared Ready for Uae This is a highly developed line of good and reliable Stains, the binder being pure linseed oil, with the neces sary amount of drier, and the colors employed the strongest and purest pigments obtainable. These Stains can be used on new wood only. They work freely under the brush, do not raise the grain of the wood and have no injurious effect upon finishing materials commonly used, such as shellac, wax or varnish. When finished with S-W Famishes, ,they produce handsome and durable effects as shown on the opposite page and are free from the disadvantages of spirit, water and acid stain., and may be used with safety on the very finest grades of work. Where an tinvarnished stained effect is desired, these stains will give the greatest satis faction, as they not only stain the sur face but will also preserve the wood and repel water and moisture. Put up in half-pint, pint and quart self-sealing cans, half-gallon and gal lon pails. DIRECTIONS Stir the contents of the package thoroughly before using. Apply di rectly tq the; wood with a soft brush. After the Stain has partly set, which is indicated by a dull or flatted appear ance, rub the excess off with cheese cloth, Allow the Stain to dry oyer night before applying varnish or other finishing coats. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms OIL STAINS 0007-SWP-000192119 Lis t o f Sh e r w ih - Wil l ia ms Pb q d u c \ For Building** Outside md Inside Sherurin-tVillremi Pair.l Prepared (SWF* Rvjtpar, A weatherproof varnish. For Staining Shingle* Preservative .Shing/e Stain* Made with creo For Barns, Roars* Fences, etc. Cotn/Hwurcalth- Barn Point (Red and Cray) Commonwealth Paint. For garage!;, arbors, ten etc. 1 Ebatttil. An elastic Mark jvaiiit Tor roots. Roof and Bridge Paint. Five serviceable col CixrftoJi'r-rt/. A higT) ui'iide wood preservative-1 Tar Interiors, Walls, etc* Uuatneloul or Old Dutch Enamel. Piai'Tonc. A naslialne tlui finish for walls. Family Faint. For Floors Porch and Deck Paint, For painted finis!' Ftoarlae; A varnish stain tor nil purposes. Inside Floor Paint. For painted finish, Mar-ttat. The waterproof floor vsmiisli. Prepared Wax. For producing a wait Sinai, Fleor^Wipe. Cleans and polishes hardwood ffeo.j Crack and Seam Filler. For filling unsightly era. For Cupboards* Baseboards, Bheltos, etc* Fantiiy Paint. A durable linseed oil paint. Far Chairs, Tables, Decorating* Woodwork, etc. Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest rnanicl fin Enamel. For a high enamel Finish. Ploortac. A varnish stain, AVar-nof. A waterproof varnish fur injei woodwork. Rexpet. The 34-test varnish. For Polishing Pianos, Furniture, etc. P%ylis!t`ol. For Porch and Lawn Furniture Porch- and Lo s d h Furniture Enamel. For Radiators, Stores, Picture-Frames, etc. AJuniinvrn Paint. For a silver finish. Gold Paint. For a gold finish. Stavc-Pipc and Iron Enautel. For Auto*. Baggies, Boats, etc. Auto Enamel. _ Auto av,.l Buggy Pstr/f. Auto Tap Dressing. For Re-Coloring Straw Hato Hct Britt. For oil Kindt of Varnishing Sltertvir.-lViUiams ParnifJws. For Removing Old Faint and Varnish Taxite. For General Cleaning Fla.leap. A pure soap made fnjin financed. Dras-Brite. For polishing metal. Disinfectants Phenolcne, A powerful coal-tar disinfectant. , Oylapint. A pine otl disinfectant and decdor?! Coal-Tar Products - We are large distillers of coal-tar products q are in jKjsiiion to supply a variety of specialties t h ? Oil this line, ' INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying i lerials tor orchard and garden. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . rAOToniea Cl e v el a n d , Ch ic ag o , n c w h p Ki p e t w < SAN FRANCISCO, MONTH CAL, LONDON, CHS., OVONCV, *. s , w . asui ornccs a n d w a a c mo u s e s in patNciru or CC12D D20 *. 0007-SWP-000192120 0007-SWP-000192121 Mi " ' ITH the acknowledged and incrcasing scarcity of some cf the finer woods, and the constant demand for beautiful interiors in homes, churches, offices and public buildings, and wherever interior woodwork must be em ployed, it devolves more than ever upon the manufacturer of finishing materials to prod nee Stains, Fillers, Varnishes and En amels that will bridge the gap,so to speak, and still permit the securing at a low cost of artistic effects. These art finishes, because of their individual .richness of tone, and the wide selection of effects possible with them, appeal to the user for many reasons--chief afnong which are the freedom from streak ing, showing laps or brush marks--the quick drying without any tendency to bloom when finished over, and particu larly the fact that they do not raise the grain of the wood and therefore do not require sanding when dry. In spite of the latest developments ifi the art of printing, it is almost impossible to show in a descriptive folder, such as this, the true and beautiful shades secured through the actual use of Handcraft Stains on various woods, and while our choice of colors and effects is large, the color chips shown only indicate and suggest the really beautiful effects resulting from the actual application of the Stains. Architects, decorators, and others interested in panels finished with the actual Stains, can secure these by writing The Sherwin-Williams Company. Free panels supplied on request, without obligation. . : ; ; ' : ' ; j | ^ { j 1 S Directions for Using Handcraft Stains Apply Handcraft Stains with a soft fitch brush. If necessary, thin with our Hand craft Stain Reducer. Keep tightly covered when not in use. Caution--Woods vary so greatly in texture, natural color (atteft ts red oak, while oak, red birch, white birch, etc.) oiso in the method of sawing (.Qttarttrrd or straight, solid or veneered) that stains take differently on each end it is therefore imperative thut a .maif text panel be made up first, using ike same wood and method of finishing as decided upon, in order that the carted finish be definitely assured before proceeding with the target operation, { > 0007-SWP-000192122 0007-SWP-000192123 S-W HANDCRAFT STAIN SILVER GfiAV On Quarter Sawed White Oelt (With While Toner) EARLY ENGLtSH OAK On Quarter Paved Whitt Oak i WEATHERED OAK > On Quarter Saved Whit* Osk 0R3KK WEATHERED OAK t On Quarter Saved White Oak FUMED o a k On Quarter Saved White Oei A OLD EMGUSK OAK On Quarter Sawed White Oak S-W Han d c r af t St ain BROWN OAK Os Southern Pina BOO OAK OA Southern Pin MAHOGANY On Southern Pint BOO OAK On Quarter Saved White Oak BROWN OAK Oa Quarter Saved White Oak c at hedr al o ak On Quartet Saved White Oak S-W Han dc r af t St ain EARLY ENGLISH On Pine ANTIQUE MAHOGANY On Birch ADAM BROWN MAHOGANY On UihOBanj l ig h t ma h o g a n y On Mahogany PARK MAHOGANY On Bitch t s y r r p a U ANDCRAFT SYSTEM is a finish for oak, ash, chestnut and similar open grain 'woods. By its use I decorators and finishers can pro duce effects that are new and unusuaL This system gives the effects so often de manded by those who want something different from the finishes they have pre viously and continuously used, but still require something in strictly good taste. These System Effects have been used by many of the most experienced and exact ing decorators and architects in the country, who are now most enthusiastic regarding them. Directions for Use of S-W Hand craft System The Handcraft System Effects shown on the adjoining page require the following 1 procedure: Apply one coat of Handcraft I Stain necessary for effect to be produced, I allowing it to stand eighteen to twenty-four hours for thorough drying. A thin coat of Marvelae shall then be applied and sand lightly when dry, to a smooth surface. Next apply a coat of Flat-Tone Liquid of the specified color, as it comes from the can, applying over only such an amount of surface as will permit of its being wiped off opposite the grain of the wood, removing all except that which is in the pores of the wood. The use of a final coat of Velvet Finish Varnish is advised over Effects Nos. 39, 40 and Mission-lac on Effects No. 41 to 43 inclusive. The following stain and toner is required: Effect N<f> Handcraft Siain 39 Silver Gray 40 Weathered Oak (equal Fumed Oak marta 41 Weathered Oak 42 Old English 43 Old English Flat-Tone White Silver Gray Cream Bright Sage Cocoanut Brown 0007-SWP-000192125 ] Some of the TYoode Used Today, and Pleasing Effects Secured by the Use of Handcraft Stain* In Finishing, Them HJfttJH l ! j | Ts a line stained hardwood, which frequently possesses an interesting burl resembling mahogany. Ilsbeautyof grain isenhanced by staining and usiigadarKfiHerasatorinr. Red and brown Otthogany and walnut are the tfains most frequeotfy employed, Handcraft Stain Grown Oak isalsodfontiveon birch. White birch is splendid for silver gray effects. \ j \ ! j * j CYPRESS The grain of cypress is very wonounoed. Handcraft Stains produce a bcaufcifalcven stainedeffect upon this wood. Handcraft Stain Old English Oak produce* a very pleasing deep brown effect, on cypress. 1 \ FIR The firm and regular markings of fa-wood are s' sccptible to exceptional effects with the appli cation of Handcraft Stain. - CUM [Red) ' Gumwocd is a very satisfactory cabinet wood for both fumil weand interior trim. .It comes in.both straight and figured grain. The figured gumwood i can be stained to imitate mahogany or walnut \ very readily. Handcraft Slain Walnut on figured j gumu'ood resembles Circassian walnut to a { marked degree. \ ma h o g a n y The most durable arul popular of all cabinet woods, mahogany, requires the use of a stain and dark filler to bring out the full character and beauty of its grain. Red mahogany and brown mahogany are the stains designed for tills purpose. j MAPLE h an extremely <bard and dense grained wood. This characteristic makes it especially desirable for Ho o f s , Maple requires no filler and isgenerally finished in natural color. Birdseye maple ft very attractive for bedroom furniture and woodwork. Selected curly maple Is frequently stained red mahogany or w^nut. OAK (Wtalta and Red) Oak is capable of the widest range of treatment, tt is an open grained wood, and cornea in both straight and quarter sawed grains. Oak may be either filled or not, as preferred. Weathered and Fumed Effects are not filled. The dark fillers (applied over a stain) emphasizethe grain and fill in the pores, ftveluigthesurface so it may be var* nishedtotakea high polish orrubbed dull. Other fillers or "toners" may be used for craftsman effects and are usually lighter in tone than the stain. Selected white oak, only, can be used for silver erav effects. These effects are finished dull. (Sec the Handcraft System Effects.) Oak for floors should be filled with a paste filler. i PINE ., The increasing use of the various specks of pine in home building hay resulted in a demand for stains to be used in finishing this wood. Hand craft Stains on pine produce rich and harmonious effects---Brown flak Stain gives a delight hi warm brown. Fumed and Weathered and Bog Qnk Stains ere effective in softening the rather bright color of yellow pine and produce a soft, pleasing tone. WALNUT 1$ usually stained in brown, but being an open grained wood, may be treated with a "toner" the same as oak, if desired, r ed w o o d Adapts itself beautifully to Handcraft Stains. Is very popular in many sections--Cathedral, Early English and Weathered Oaks arc suggested for use on California rod wood. NOTE - Any decorator, architect, or jramml training school using dny other woods, is invited to send in inquiries We will supply any special service desired in regard to wood finishing. Marvelac Marvelac is a high grade spirit first coaler. Its use with Handcraft Stain insures bringing out the stein to its fullest extent and when followed by the usual, varnish coatings this- depth and beaut)1 oftheetalnarcut once apparent. It scats perfectly $o that the stain cannot bleed through the varnish coats. MARVELAC drive quickly dust free in a few minutes; dries to sand in two to three hours; in daslic--more so (Itm Shellac--also more water proof than Shellac; can be dipped, brushed or sprayed, 1$ supplied in white and orange. Is used Ly manufacturers and painters generally in their wood finishing work. SHBWW-Wltum DEPARTMENT OF DECORATION CLEVELAND, OHIO .The services of this department are placed freely at the disposal of any person who has a problem to solve. Our staff of artiste is competent and capable in every way to give you advice, whcthci it be concerning the finishing of new woodwork or furniture, or the refinishing of old. When decorating work ofany kind is contemplated, write to the Department oj Decoration describing the woodwork finish used in the rooms, the rugs and furnishings. Send blueprints if you have them, otherwise a rough pencil sketch will do. Our recommendations arc illustrated, by wall eleva tions prepared with actual samples of the colors specifurdv This service is free of obEcatfon and covers every type of building work, whether ft be a modest j cottage or more pretentious residence <*r public j building. 1r----------------------------------------------------------------------- I Smmu-Wiuim > PASTE FILLER j Paste Filler serves two purposes, First, to fill thu pores of the wood, thereby leveling the surface perfectly, so that a smooth ultimate finish results. Second, to influence the coloreffect (important} and assist in bringing out thegraut Aitd markings of the wood, thereby producing contrast between the high lights, or fake, and the grain itself. Our line of Paste Fillers includes all standard colors, affording a wide choke, but the correct Filler for each of the effects shown on the cpfor chips is specifically named in the directions given for the individual colon. Please note these in struction# carefully. $HERWt*-WlLUm MISSION-LAC A lacquer very valuable in securing certain Mission styles. It is a distinct advance over shellac, which has heretofore been largely used with wax for tbfo purpose, because it does not turn white when subjected to moisture, nor powder, crack nor Hake off. Shellac spots easily under water and will not withstand dampness. t Work finished wiih tfissiondat ea# be washed with soap and water. When used in draughts of air or left open in quantity, Mission-lac does not grow thick or ropy like shellac and shellac substitutes, and if any thinning ft necessary it can be accomplished with i spirits of turpentine or benzine. Mission-lac docs not wash up, scour or bleed the stoiaoverwhich it is useth It works easily, does not show laps or streaks; dries dust free in one hour and perfectly hard in fifteen to eighteen hours. It should be applied with a soft brush. Results far superior to those of wax over shellac are secured by sanding Mission-lac when dry with j wqrn-out fine sandpaper. ; That Mission-foe fills- the demand which has tong been, felt for an article of this kind Is shown by the fact that it is already used by architects} manu facturers and wood finisher* all over the country, who find It a superior finish at about half the cost of shellac and wax. A trial mil demonstrate Its many advantages. Smmit-WtLUAiits PREPARED WAX S-W Prepared Wax (Paste) is a logical finishfbr ball-room floors, bowling alleys, and gymnasium Boors. It may be used in the home if the finish ft periodically renewed. A waxed finish is desirable lor finishing finely carved wood, also used to some degree for securing a "mission finish," Prepared Wax is made from the hardest of im ported waw&, in combination with high grade sol vents and will therefore insure a finish that trill weir and retain its polish for the longest time. l j ' Sh e FOR The the Sh and Re its indi All t varnish Has seen co ness an treatm F Has water u side v neithe Ha* and to Rcxpo waterp Sh e Wh (witho coat w Finish and in it ft Velve ing co in one simila con b vfou9 i------------ I r BoHdraga, poliidt And Iiuiit Skcrudn4J"Miams Patnt Prepared RcjrpQf. j\ weatberproyf Varniwli, " or Sdhlnf SMngUa Shrunk Stain. Slade with W Barm. BmA, Fences, tc. Cdtnmontacdlth Barn Paint (Red and Gto-jj littwuiotiwalth Paint. For arbvTs * . cLc* Etool. An elastic black paint for r Rftaf and Bridge Paint. Fivr service*****- - Corbvtic-eL A high grade wood preserve| Fa* btariftt, W(k, etc, EnamtfeiJ or Old Dutch Enamel. Flai*Tome. A washable itai finish for vcallj Family Paint, Far FImh Parch and S>cck Paint. For palmed /inis? Pioortac, A varnish stain tor all pur|<o$e inside Ftouf Paint, For jiiiiiutd jmi) Mar-uat, fttv waterjJi'uof vur * Prepared M'ar. Fur jFv*luti'.u; a wax ... ' Ftoor+H'ipe. Cleans and polishes- hardwood 6o| Crack attd Scant pilfer. I-'or silling- unsightly cr# Fa t . Ca^Mnls. Baseboards, 9httvn rte. Family Paint. A durable Ikiseol uii pai, Fr- Cfcibs, TN*s Dec*ratine, Woodwork, tteJ Old Dutch Enantd, Fur llie finest eiuituel lB EnatitcJ. Far a high cuaincl linisli. i'faarlni, A varnish kain. * Scar~H.it. A waterproof varnish fur iuu wurtdwurlc. Jtexpar. The 3-f-tcat varnislv. Far Polishing PiAnoe, Furniture, etc, ' PolitU'oi. Por Pwdi and Lawn Ferprtare , Parch *j h J Litun Furniture Enamel. For JUdlftors, Stereo, hiduiefraaea, etc, . Almuiiritm Paint. For a silver finish. ' Catd Point. For a gold finish. Stove-ripe and Iran Encnnl. For itotos, Bflftia Boats, etc, . Auto Euatact, ,-fnJo nu t Muggy Paint, Auto Tip Dressing. For tfrCtlariat Straw Hta - 'Fiat Britt, . Per a Kinds af VersU^i Sheraift'IPiIlianu Varnish**, Fa* ttaevhif OU Faint and VamUb ruiff. Far fitxtnl Cltttki Fltwoap. A pure bap made from flamed, Brot'BrUe, For polishing metal. i PhcvafcHc, A powerful coal-ear disinfectant Oylapinc. A pine oil disinfectant and deo** Coal-far Product* .-We arc large distillers of coal-iar prorb nre in position to supply a variety rf special*' on this line, . INSECTICIDES Wc manufacture a complete line of spraying m* u-rlai* for ordiard and garden. Th e SHERWfti-WtLL(MMS CO. s a c t Mk e s eixvcLawn, c mi.c a q a , n k w a r k , ei saw sftaaici&eo, MetrntA\, Lo n d o n . is MTDBleV, u. o, w. o l c b ornen awo waneHOUsea IM Pfuirciaat e* . . ................................xcmJ2o_4i5i_ 4 A i ; i i 1 A -i , * ` A. A i i .! i 1 'i i 'I 1 1 i 0007-SWP-000192126 Sh er w in -Wil l ia ms ACID STAINS FOR FURNITURE 0007-SWP-000192127 SHEttWiH* Wil l ia ms ACID STAINS Acid Stains are made for use on hard woods to produce clear, permanent, and non-fading effects. These stains penetrate, bringing out all the natural markings of the woods and intensify their beauty in a bright clear tone. The Dark Colonial Mahogany shade is a deep brilliant red of good strength, while the -Light Mahogany is a clear, soft red, half way between our Dark Colonial and Cfierry; the Antique Ma- hpgany is a warm brown. ' ' The Fumed Oak and Silver Gray Effects produeecxccptional results. Directions for Use Sponge the wood with clear cold water. After surface is' thoroughly jdry, sand clean and smooth. - Apply a coat of stain.- Allow to dry over night. When using the Mahoganies on open-grained woods, apply a coat of Sherwin-Williams Mahog any Paste Filler. This fills the pores of the Wood, levelingvthe surface.For succeeding coats, and influences the color effect (important) bringing out the grain, affording contrast be tween the high lights or flakes and the grain itself. Allow IS-to 24 hours for filler to-dry. Follow with a thin wash-coat of Sherwin- Williams Pure White Shellac or White Marvelac and two or more coats of Scar-not or Excello Varnish, which may be rubbed dull (then polished if desired). Fumed Oak is generally finished without the use of a filter. Apply Sherwin-Williatns Pure White Shellac, Marvelac, or Mission-lac, over the stain when dry, and finish with one coat of Prepared Wax. _ Silver Gray is usually treated with one coat of Sherwin-Willianis Pure White Shellac, or White Marvelac, and one coat of Velvet Finish Var nish. When a pronounced gray effect is desired, apply a coat oftoner after stain has thoroughly dned out, consisting of Sherwin-Williams Flat- Tone Silver Gray reduced 50% with t rpentinc. Wipe off across grain when toner begins to set up, and finish as above, (Use only on whitest woods, birch, white oak, etc.) Deeper shades may be secured by double staining or lighter shades by a slight reduction with water. Sherwin-Williams Acid Stains are no.t recom mended for use on soft woods such as pine, fir, cypress, etc. For this purpose we recommend Sherwin-Willianis Oil Stains, Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms ACID STAINS Dark Colonial Mahogany, (on Mahogany) Llftht Mnhoftany. (on Mahogany) Antique Brawn Mahogany* (on Mahogany) Famed Oak, (on Quarter Sawed White Oak) Silver Gray* (on, Quarter Sawed White Oak) (With Silver Gray Flat-Tone as a Toner) For BrilduiB* fatilde and Ijulde Rexpar. "*Sfarwm'WUUams faint Prebared (SW>\ A weatherproof, varitub, For Stilntni ShiniUi Preservelire Skiaelc Stain. Hade with creMMt Par Buu, Bwft.FtritM, etc. Si Commonwealth Faint,. etc. Etonot. An elude blade paint for roof. rUSLr'^i Bt`d,fa'Bt; Four e'atceable colon.'? Carhohc*>l A lirgh grade wood proumtive. i* For Interior*. Walla* tit finnincltii,! or Ohf Dnteh tinamet. ' . whMc 881 w wil,s- ' For Floors {.?"*, *>"' I'or painted finish, t-laorlar A varnish stain for all purpose*. tnside I'tprir paint. For painted ftr+ianT Jlae-nat The waterproof floor varnish. Pyrarai U/ai'. For pradu'tini a"va* finish. FloarAt ,pc. Clean. and polishes hardwood floors. Crack and Scant Filler. For Ailing unsightly trsths. For Ctrplaards, Bueheardi, Bhelvea. da Family Paint. A durable linseed oil paint F>r ^ T*,1*1?- Wnadww*. etc. "| Yid Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel finish. , Enamel. For 2 high enamel finish. * F/oorJoc, A -varnish stain. sFcar-ncr A waterproof varnish for interior vend*1 Work. Rexpar. The 31-test varnisa. Par Pliihlnf Fh mp FornJtaTB, etc. Polish*!, For Porch and Lawn Furniture Porch attd Lawn Furniture Enamel . For Ba4Uhnt Stoves, Pictaro-Fromo*, etc. Aiiitmanm Paint. Fnr a silver finish. tjoiiT Paint, For a gold finish. Stove-Pipe and Iran Enamel For Antra, Bailee, Boats, etc* .into Enamel. Auto and Buggy Point. Auto Tap Drruing, . For SeCaladnj Straw HaU Hal Brits. For *0 Kindi of Varnishing Shentin-IVilliains farnisltes, For Femoring OH Paint and Varnish Taxite. For General Chuinr FJiuvtfp. A pure soap made from flaxseed. BrasrBnte, For polishing metaL Dfslnfretonla Phenoltne, A powerful coal-tar disinfectant. m Oylapine. A pmo oil disinfectant and deodorut] Coat-Tor Protocta -.< I , We are large distillers of coal-tar product! and] are m position to supply a variety of specialties model on this line, 1 INSECTICIDES , We manufacture a complete line of graying mh* 1 (crtals for orchard and zordal. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Col FacToaiift eimiMD, Ch w h O, MlSlIlt OAN PHAHOfOOO (tUESWlu} I Ik u i Of f ic e* a h b Wmih o u s ib m CC171 LiO 347 .* I ~T 0007-SWP-000192129 Sh e r w in -Wiu ia ms CONCRETE FINISHES V& 0007-SWP-000192130 0007-SWP-000192131 SHEmif'WiLum CONCRETE WALL FINISH The Ideal painting material for use oa concrete or stucco walls of residencesrgardea walls and similar surfaces, also for painting exterior ccccreLe walls of manufacturing plants, lofts, office buildings, also for paint ing concrete bridges and re-int'orced concrete poles, as well as forpaintinff"brick walls, par ticularly those ofold Brickbuildmgs towhich new additions have been made* Colors SherwlD-Wllliamfl Concrete Wall Finish Is made in seven beautiful tints and shades and also white, color samples of which arc shown opposite. Many additional shades can be secured by adding white to the various colors listed* Covering Gapadty and Sire Packages Sherwin-Williams Concrete Wall Finish has a covering capacity ranging between 150 and 250 square [vet, two coats to the gallon, depending upon the porosity and texture of the wall which is being finished. Directions for Use Sherwin-WiDiams Concrete Wall Finish is very dense and efficient in covering, For thia reason it is possible to secure a most satisfactory finish with but two coats or this material. Being ground t exceedingly fine through special processus, it may be sprayed on a Surface, efficiently with air-brush equipment if desired. Before applying, make sure that the sur face to be painted hi thoroughly dry and free from dirt and particles of sand, so that the bond between the paint and the concrete or stucco surface may be perfect. Any salts or efflorescence on the surfaces to he finished should be scraped off and the Surface washed with a solution of zinc sulfate and water mixed in the proportion of three pounds of arc sulfate to a gallon of water. After this treatment, the surface should be allowed to dry thoroughly before the Sherwin-Williams Concrete Wall Finish is applied. The first coat of Concrete Wall Finish should be thinned with pure tur^entioe in proportion of one quart of turpentine to the gallon of paint At least forty-ciglit hours should be allowed for the tret coat to dry, The second coat should be applied in the consistency in which it iraneB from the can. Nol recommended for finishing cement floors. For this purpose -ji# Shenwa-Williams Concrete Floor Paint. SHmui'Wiium CONCRETE WALL FINISH i Whit* I | Crum I Extra Light Gray SHEHm-WlLLIAMS CONCRETE FLOOR PAINT Sherwin-Williams Concrete Floor Paint is made expressly for the finish ingof cement floors. It is very dense in body and dries with a full enamel like finish which is extremely tough and resistant to wear. While this paint should never he applied to ce ment floors which are dusting badly without first treating the floors with Sherwin-Williams Concrete and Ce ment Hardener, it staunchly protects a cement floor against wear and dis integration when applied to a floor in good cundition according to direc tions given below. Colors Shtnria-WiHiams Concrete Floor Paint is madepn eight dilTercnt colots, oolor samples of which are shewn opposite. Covering Capacity and Size of Packages The covering capacity of this material averages 250 square feet, two coats to the gallon, greater or less covering capacity de pending upon the porosity ami tenure of the surface which is being finished. 11 is put up in gallon, half-gallon and quart cans. Directions for Use Before applying, sen that the surface is thoroughly dry and free from dirt, particles of sand and other foreign substances. The first coat of S-W Concrete Floor Faint should be thinned with one and one-half pints of pine turpentine to each gallon of paint. It should be brushed out thoroughly and not applied too heavily. At least 43 hours should be allowed for the hist coat to dry. [f two coats only are being applied, the second coat should tot be thinned, but ap plied just as it rames- from the can, brushing out thoroughly. Fora thiee-ooatjob, the seooudeoat should be thinned with one pint of pure turpentine to each gallon of paint, and the third coat applied just as the paint comes from the can. 1 PAINTING CONCRETE AND STUCCO SURFACES The advantages of painting con crete and stucco surfaces are many. Probably the most important thing which Sherwin-Williams Concrete Wall Finish does for such a surface is to relieve the somewhat cold monotony of un treated concrete by adding warmth, life and color to the ap pearance of the build ing. This, however, is not the only function of Sherwin- Williams Concrete Wall Finish. It also acts as a weather-proofing for the walls, tending to exclude dampness and protecting materi als used in the construction of the building from deteri oration through moist ure. It also tends to eliminate hair cracks caused by the porosity of unfinished surfaces, and reduces streaking of the walls from rain and dirt to a minimum. . Sh e r w in -Wil l iams Co n c r et e Wa l l Fin is h Sherwin-Williams Concrete Wall Finish is a liquid paint produced from a combination of pigments and liquids which insures its abil ity to withstand for the longest possible time the action of the elements as well as various kinds of gases found in manufacturing and railway localities. Drying with a beautiful flat finish, Sherwin-Williams Concrete Wall Finish is far more attractive and suitable a finish for concrete exterior surfaces than a paint which dries with a gloss. It has the beautiful flat velvety effect of an interior wall finish which adds greatly and detracts in no way from the distinctive appear ance of the concrete or stucco. 0007-SWP-000192132 Sh e u w w -Wil u a ms CONCRETE AND CEMENT HARDENER S-W Concrete ami Cement Hardeneris a colorless liquid preparation which, ap plied to the surface of a floor, according to directions, makes it hard as rock and pre vents "dusting" or the wearing off of small particles from the surface of the floor. The use of this material does not in any way change the color of the floor. By preventing dusting of the floor, the use of this remarkable hardener tends to make for more healthful conditions, This ma terial also has a neutralizing effect on the alkaline salts present in cement, thus mak ing it much safer for painting. Under no circumstances, however, should paint be applied to the floors thus treated until same have thoroughly dried out after the application of the hardener. A complete folder on this product (Form B-440) may be obtained on re quest. Lis t o f Sh e r w ih - WiLutus p r o d u c t s For Buildings, OwUlde ani ImUt Shewin-Williamt Paint Prepared {5K,rF) fUxpar. A weatherproof vandoh. For Staining Shingles Praervcwe Shingle Stain. Made with creowte. For Bams, Roofs, Fences, etc Contmompeallh Barn Fatal (Red sod Grey), CarntnoiewtaUh Paint. For garages, arbors, ten etc, Phonal. An elastic black paint for roofs, RocfaniBridge Paint. Fourserviceable color* CarboIica?t. A high grade wood, preservative. For Interiors, Walls, etc. Enamcloid or Otd Ditick Enamel* Flat-Tone. A washable Hat finish for walls, etc Family Point. For Floors Perch and Deck rant* For painted finish. Ftoartac. A varnish stain for all purposes. Iwide Floor Paint For painted finish, iAar-hot. The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared Wax. For producing a Wax tiniah. Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polUhe* hardwood flooti. Crack and Seam Filler. For filling unsightly crack For Autos, Bottles, Boats* etc* AntoBnamet A uto andSaggy Paint, A >tto Tap Dressing. Far All Rinds of VanUsblng. Sh*rv*-Wiltiams Varnishes. For Removing, Old Paint and VauUb Tahiti. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . AMiifJaMifTieM omcan a n p escrow* et*vct-*wo, > s a l k s omena n o murtHoowa* im muft&rat. cm CC4I P22 11} 0007-SWP-000192134 smm-Wnum jlatJei* THE MODERN WALL FINISH The flat or non-glossy wall finish has many advantages for interior decora tion, and S-W Flat-Tone is now speci fied liy architects everywhere because it produces that rich, velvety, egg-shell flat effect so generally demanded by modern decoration. Flat-Tone is the last word in interior finishing and decorating of the home, school-room, hospital, church, or public building. It is durable, sanitary, artistic, lending itself readily to the most pleasing combinations, and is truly economical, because the original beauty of the newly decorated wall can he kept ever fresh and attractive, as FlatTone can be washed with soap and water. For this reason Flat-Tone costs no more in the long run than an ordinary calci mine or tint, because it will easily out wear several such coats. Flat-Tone can he applied with equal effectiveness to plaster, wall hoard, metal, wood, brick, or Keene's cement. Flat-Tone is manufactured in sixteen beautiful colors, which can be used as they come or combined as this color card shows them, in the. fourth and fifth col umns, by mixing the colors specified in equal parts, that is, gallon for gallon. Flat-Tone is specified hy architects, is used by leading decorators and sold by established S-W agents all over the world. Put up in quart, half gallon, and gal lon cans. I CAEN STONE I SHELL PINK. I SILVER CRAY I CREAM FOREST GREEN Also While rdMS-ZOOO I'm O Oo CD ho CO 0007-SWP-000192136 F O R L 5 I l_iBh.h.N A N D P A L b A Z U R E COCOANUT BROWN AND TAN SY 0007-SWP-000192137 SHERWIH-WllLUMS Flat-Tone System Effects for producing a blended or stippled effect on a wall surface appropriate for either home or public buildings where a high class decorative effect is desired, S-W Flat-Tone System Effect Finishes arc produced with a transparent coat of color applied over a Flat-Tone ground color, These glazed effects dry without gloss and can be washed freely. In glazing the wall the glaze colors can be manipulated so that a wide va riety of effects are obtainable, giving a lighter or darker tone o t blending the wall from deep rich tones for the lower wall to merest tints above if desired. Two or more colors may be used in the glaze, giving effects similar to those suggested by the samples designated as System Effects No. 36, No,. 29 and No, 12, How to Obtain the Effects Shown on the Other Side of this Panel Groundwork-- For the groundwork use S-W Flat-Tone in color as specified in the table below. Final Effect--For the final effect, tint S-W Flat-Tone Glazing Liquid with S-W Flat-Tone Glare and Stencil Effect Color as given in the, following table: System Groundwork 36 Flat-Tone Caen Stone. { Glaze Colors Sknna 25 Flat-Tone White*.........Sage Gray 29 Flat-Tone Caen Stone. { j^tfeBrown 3 Flat-Tone Ivory.............Japanese Brown 12 Flat-Tone Ivory............. 27 FUt-Tonelvory.............Cobalt Blue 11 Flat-Tone Lichen Gray.Moss Green !t I l I ! DIRECTIONS FOR USING Sh e r w m -Wil l ia ms Flat-Tone System Effects Final Coat Over Flat-Tone Groundwork-- Use S-W Flat-Tone Glaze and Stencil Colors as specified to tint S-W Flat-Tone Glazing Liquid to the desired color. Apply this mixture with a wide wall brush over the Flat-Tone surface, covering only as great a sur face as can be conveniently stippled be fore the material sets. This surface can be stippled very effectively with an old cotton cloth crumpled and held loosely in the hand, tapping the wall gently with turning movement to secure an in teresting texture. Some dec orators prefer using a sponge wrung out of Glazing Liquid Wimpled while others prefer a stippling brush. The stippling should be carried out so that all brush marks arc eliminated and a uniform tint secured. For a Blended Effect--Tint two separate mixtures of Flat-Tone Glazing Liquid, making the first hatch of the depth color desired for the upper wall and the second batch of the color for the lower wall. Apply the first mixture to the upper wall, extending it well down. Apply the darker mixture to the lower portion, brush ing well up into the lighter color. Do not attempt to cover too great u surface before stippling. Stipple as directed above. For Mottled Finish in Two or More Colors --Proceed as directed for blended treatment, making a separate mixture for each color specified. Apply each mixture separately to the wall in adjoining patches, blending slightly with the brush and covering only as much of the wall as can he stippled before the material sets. This system is exceedingly flexible and any color may be made to predominate. DIRECTIONS FOR US Sh e b w im- Wil l FLAT-TO NEW WORK--Inside Plaster Surfaces and Wall Boards One of the prime necessities ful finishing of porous surface the first or priming coat thoro pores and stops the suction. Un coat is absolutely right, good be obtained with Flat-Tone o wall paint, as the color is ap certain places and cause a sp _ S-W Flat-Tone Mixing Siz ingly powerful size which, if u directions, will thoroughly seal, surfaces. Newly plastered w allowed to stand at least two being painted, to permit thoro of the moisture within. It is that the surface be thoroug painting. First or Sealing Coat-- Su plaster, brick work and cemen in their character and textur possible to give specific dire cover every case. The averag scaled by using a mixture com equal parts of Flat-Tone M Flat-Tone of the desired colo Second Coat--S-W Flat-To comes from the can. Third Coat--S-W Flat-Tun comes from the can. THINNING Thinning may be necessary, of wall surfaces varies unde tions. Pure spirits of turpen be used for this purpose. Note--First or sealing coat generously. At least twenty hardening and drying should tween coats. With the darker in addition ro the sealing c cover and give good results; colors two coats in addition to generally required. NEW WORK--Sized Mu Primed Meta], Etc. Apply S-W Flat-Tone of th as directed above for second no sizing or scaling coats bei OLD WORK Surfaces which have been p with Flat-Tone, or any other be repainted with S-W Flatsired color, as directed above third coats, no sizing or sea necessary. Before starting se firm, smooth and free from a THIS PAGE IS COMPLETELY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT 0007-SWP-000192138  v-s r: ."Sss- lip jii: 4 */" ` p'"' PJ . p : . ,' ' ' MXr V (\t \ A \\4'XX -- mti - ~, y~- * t ^.: : , rv : _= ' -V i r ipis .. .. " -. J- 3' I .7 v `; Is jT --t : - I ri; t -: ; <.'- ,(S- ?Mr S- ` -v.S- . h\:- *v . ,,.:p Piiy.v'V X vX?.,1' X`'~- -V. '._ ? vjv -s- V . /: /.. . -,J : - ":XfX':;X ' 5. - . ..- , - . A/? i '^V ^, ?r;- f. Ji; j ",v V * ? " ***4- l.-L" * 1; ` -- r i/ r. ^+-r*4$. s S' - X ' *1 | ^ V, Jr `X .** .'"Jr1-* -'- L'-; . - -:v-'--' : v- ppPP ' " .s?j i1' P-PV'^' ; "7 r; -7:*- ; u_ -m. . mi 7.:-S &//injjrSij^i1st-Tta{! Ivory-liiUi. IKttii^-'Tp'Bit-Tone System lilfetl No. S3; -.. - WoodimHt--Miin<lerii!l Stain-Adam Urnwji 'Jahogasys. Pfc White Shellne, Sear- hot Vwaiisb, V. . So. j -/-: . -V - = .. ` Cei/iW-SAV Flnt-Tonc Caen ^lonc. .A- Wall--55-W So. Flat-Toim System Kftect -S(o;A'. *.<% . -..1.'V.cI.'.=... ...... Sleneil--Vo. 08-V. g Woodwork--S-\VOld Dutch linonic.-l! lIyvooi^gyri---j.;:: White. if - \> , ,^ .V::' I*- , ' : : \` S-W Flat-Tone Syslem Effects permit llic widest possilde variation of tone ahd depth of cninr. Write to the Sherwin-Williams DeiKirtrnent of IX-oora- -j . S. ; '. >ian-for additional supyc&tioii3 and detailed directions. j\'\4r. y:. s.. s^ 0007-SWP-000192139 r r. Wr:tiW~ : - ' v.;;' .. 'l:.v-;' '= .- ^'-r:S': m. t.'; vvc s-:=. ! - : i; O tern. `V ' > .v No.S Cailinb--.-S^V- SfeWoue Ivory White. ' Flat-Tone Stijiplo EfiVrl Xo. . 8*.'..v V Stoieif--^ro.-.IO:;. ' ' ' J )uteh . While. ;. No. 4 '. (bUiritf--S-TV El,it-Time Ivory White. HWt-S-W Flat-Tone Staple `Effect No. ; ., ^(eocii-r-No. 8.. . ; . ; 1 .nfaothodrk' -Old Dutch .Enanic) Ivory : 'White,. . : . ' U':' / SiW"FIiit-l'<me Mtilli-<?oIor Effects are most simple to jwnduce. Only the . ^refeuW colors of Flat-Tone arc required. The leaturc is printed on with a ^ 'spijiBge. \Vrlte - to the rli erwi n-Williinns De | mrtmen t of Decoration for iddi- 4 . Sop|d suggestions and (ktniled directions. '' ` .' ' .. . . 0007-SWP-000192140 UJ-fc ft1-: 'Q!' w m m m m f m p i i i i ..m i ; ' No. 5 Ceiling--S-W Plat-Tone Ivory-White. Wall--S-W Fl*t-T<>ne Ivory-Tan. Stencil--No. 4J-Y. HWdu'orft--S-W'Handcraft Stain Weath ered Oak. S^W^Pj iw White Shellac. S-W Velvet Finish Varnish Xo. 1011, Ceitirui--S-TV Flat-Tone Ivor^Wiiite. > Upper Wall--S-W Flat-Tone Lichen Gray. : Stencil--No. 7060, -j .-;; Dado--Keene's Cement, Old Dutch Enam- cl White, Woodwork--Old Dutch Enamel 'White.; Additional combinations both, fut to wall and stencil border cbldis'may bc^,; secured by writing tile Sherwin-Williams Department of Decoration. There , vt no (obligation or cost to yod. 1 0007-SWP-000192141 0007-SWP-000192142 Commonwealth Bam Red Means Money in Your Pockets ':x .. s'j - When; you paint your barn, fence*; .. comcribs, roofs, in fact any of your farm buildings--you acid to their attractive-, ness, protect them against all sort# of weather and, what is more, increase the value of your entire property. A careful investigation has shownthat bankers lend from S to 50 per cent-ihore on land where farm buildings are well painted and kept in. good condition. They say this is an indication of thrift and that money can"then be loaned with safety. - If painting-is an indication-.of thrift, choosing the right paint-is-surely of utmost importance, For farm buildings, fences, comcribs, roofs and the like, Sherwin-Williams Commonwealth Barn Red is that "right'' paint. Directions for Use Stir paint thoroughly from bottom of can. Apply as it comes from the pack age, using a good bristle brash. If paint is too heavy to work freely, thin with pure raw linseed oil. Where applied to new wood or over porous surfaces, a liberal addition of linseed oil should be made to obtain the most satisfactory results.. Keep well covered when not in use. Sh e r w in -Wil l iams Commonwealth Barn Red is a bright handsome red for use on bams, comcribs, roofs, fences and simi lar surfaces. It works very easily; dries with a rich, smooth appearance; has good covering capacity and is verydurable. Commonwealth Bam Red is an abso lutely reliable paint. In its manufacture we have given every consideration to producing a paint which possesses the best possible wearing and protecting qualities, yet one which can be sold at a moderate price. Its use insures satis faction. Commonwealth Bam Red is put up inhalf gallon, gallon and five-gallon cans, also barrels. Note--If a gray bam paint is desired ask for Commonwealth Bam Gray. 0007-SWP-000192143 Lis t o f Sh f r w w - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s F,t OBfcU* Hd liuidi . ahww.K'ii/mmj Faint Prepared (StVPi Keefer. A weatherproof varnisU. Far Staining Bhlngha Preienmtize Shingl, Stain. Made with crcosoir f Fur Barna, Hoars. Feneet, rtc. Commanmeehk Bern Paint {Red and Gran) Cammantaraltk Paint. For eirajei. arbors, tent r f .w>U>aiiil for roofs. CerLjS^ F v*: acrvioeable solo, ,, Carieht-al. A high grade wood preservative. Far Iateriera. Walk. rle. fPTM*Mi " ,<> 0`tdt Enamel. " PemJrPeJ. W"'"U* fl" finish *'. * Fm Fhon ' and peek Print. For painted finish. FJcojIw a nrmtfa tUm Cor oil purposes. Croat and Seam Filler. For filling unaightlv era? For ^Pioaria. Ilato'.oarda, Shdrea. ate. Pcnitly Pet./, a durable linseed oil paint. r ,Tr"**- "f*""1"*. Woodwork, etc. Enamel 'pa?0"^. ' ,,F4r lhe, firn"' fioi fSJ l . * ^'f1* *" Aniwla. Floorfor. A varnish rtain. TMdwoik.TMt,pr"f v*,n"h f" Rerpjr. The ttant varnish. For FalhMng Phow. Farnltar., otc. Pehthol. r"r Parch and Lawn Famit.ro ForcA end ItFcji Furniture Enamel For Kadiaton, Storw, Pirtaro-Fr,n,. .to. For 1 silT*r finish. Sto-.r Ptpc end Iren Enamel Far Aatas. Bagghe, Boats, ole. Auto Enamel, Auto and Buggy Point. Auto Tap Dressing. For Et^rhrfnr Straw Bita Mat Bntc. For au Kinds at Varnishing Sherosin-E'illiami Pamishei. For Removing Old Paint and Varnish Tattle. For thacnl Cleaning WB&n. A E?" "* ?* ftTM Baraced. oras*Bttlo, For polishing metal. DiiinfcettAla ChS2nil^` nA .l'ow*rf"l dirmf.cto, vyleftne. A pino oil disinfectant and deod Coai-Tar Product. are in^vdib! 'V* d"ltilltrs of coal-tar product on tlria^Sj. S'J|>f,ly varicty of specialties. in s e c t ic id e s !int of'3pra'i Th e Sh e mv ih -Wil l ia m, tLEVlUffs Ch k io q , Ncij *Aa FHHtllee Ge miiv iu .c ) I Fi **lM er"e * WAHteeutc* m Panne; CCI31 I ! ^,'s*^`tipon`m`Sm,afpMrr. .'.'WwjiwhilX'kmH 0007-SWP-000192144 SHERW/N-WnUAMS \ 0007-SWP-000192145 Commonwealth Bam Gray Means Money In Your Pockets The cost of painting your property is small compared to the money saved by so doing. ' Paint keeps away decay, thereby giving additional life to the wood. Once decay sets in it spreads rapidly with the result that costly repairs become a necessity. It is always more economical to paint your buildings before decay has a chance to get in. Besides the value of your entire property is greatly en hanced by painting. Prominent hankers say they will lend from five to fifty per cent more on farms where the build ings are well painted and kept in good condition. : ' What is more, paint adds to the at tractiveness of any surface to which it is applied. Nothing will help to create a favorable impression so' quickly as well painted buildings, fences, etc., on a farm. , To secure the greatest protective value and the "best appearance for your buildings, etc., it is necessary that the right paint be used. For barns, fences, comcribs, roofs and other similar surfaces, Sherwin-Williams Commonwealth Barn Gray is that paint. Directions for Use Stir paint thoroughly from bottom of can. Apply as it comes from the pack age, using a good bristle brush. If the paint is too heavy to work freely, thin with pure raw linseed oil. Where applied to new wood or over porous surfaces, a liberal addition of linseed oil should be made to obtain the most satisfactory results. Keep well covered when not in use. Sh e r w in -Wil u a h s Commonwealth Bam Gray is a handsome gray for use on barns, comcribs, roofs, fences and similar surfaces. It works very easily, dries with a rich, smooth appearance;' has good covering capacity and is very durable. Commonwealth Barn Gray is an abso lutely reliable paint. In its manufacture we have given every consideration to producing a paint which possesses the best possible wearing and protecting qualities, yet one which can be sold at a moderate price. Its use insures sat isfaction. Commonwealth Barn Gray is put up in half-gallon, gallon and five-gallon ' cans, also barrels. 0007-SWP-000192146 L/s t o f Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pi Far BvlUinn, Qibldt and Inside Shenuin-WMiami Paint Prepared (SI Rexper, A WMtbcrprcof varnish. Par Stalalftf Shinties Preservative Shingly Stain* Mode w'a. Par Bartu, Boofa, Fw m( ate. Commonwealth Barn Paint (Red and } CommonwealthPaint, For garages, arq etc. ` \ Ebomol. An plastic black paint for r Roof end Bridge Paint. Four oervie< Canali&et A high grade wood praacr Far Diftrtin, Walk ate. mw W or Old Dutch fwamet. Plat-Tone, A washable flat finish for Potnilp Paint. For Float* Parch end Deck Paint. For painted fi Fioatiac. A Tarnish stain for ali punt Jnnd* Floor Paint. For painted noia" Marmot. The waierproof floor varnfi j Prepared Wes. For producing a wasi Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes hxrd'{ Crack and Seam Filler, For filling unsig Far Copbeards BuAoarb, Shelve*, etc. Family Paint* A durable linseed (41 fl For Club*, Tkblo, Decorating, Woodwork. Old Dutch Enamelr For the finest w Enamel. For a high enamel finish. Floorlee* A varnish stain. Scar-net, A waterproof Tarnish for int work, Peeper. The 3<-lest vanito, Fr Ptlhlbf PiiBw, Finltar* ate. PotUh-al. For Porch and Im Furniture Porch and Lfittn Furniture Enamel. Per Eadhtari) 8teres, Pieture^Fmae*. ate.1 AhrmtNNtf* PNi, For a silver finish, Cold Paint, For a gold finish. Stove-Pipe and Iran Enamel. Per iiha, Baffle*. Beat*, etc. A uto Enamel. Auto and Buggy Paint. Ante Top Dressing, Par fia-Calnhf Straw Bata ifof Brite. For ell Kindi of VuaiiMng Sherwin-Williams Varnishes. For Keotevtaf Old Faint and Yarn** TaxUe. Far Genera] Pennine FtaxoaP* A pare hap nude from fix Brae-Brite. For polishing mctaL Disinfectant* Phenolene. A powerful eaal-T&r dlsinf* Oylapine. A pine cil disinfectant and Coal-Tar Pradmrti We are large dlstHlen of coal-tar pr are in position to upplj a variety of ijan on this line. INSECTICIDES We nun#fctore & compfetr line of s; teriala for orchard and Barden. t Th e Sh e h w in - Wil l ia /X\ LrfjlnjU r*Ton>c; q iiv u mb , fHimuo. . *ah auette Srncii *r d WMtHouan in Tie C T 0007-SWP-000192147 PARTIALLY AFFIXED 16 Sh er w in -Wil l iams COMMONWEALTH PA/HT^l 0007-SWP-000192149 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms COMMONWEALTH PAINT A tine of paints in bright, attract ive colors for painting garages, fences, arbors, barns and other buildings where a durable and serviceable paint is desired at a moderate price. These paints arc easily applied, working - freely under the brush; have splendid covering capacity and dry with a good gloss. When trimmed with white, these colors present a very attractive appear- ance. Put up in one and live-gallon cans; also barrels. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms COMMON WEA L TH PAINT DIRECTIONS FOR USE Stir paint thoroughly from bot tom of can. Apply as it comes from the can with a good bristle brush. When applied over surfaces that are very porous, the paint should be thinned freely with pure raw linseed oil. Keep well covered when not in use. Yellow Also White 0007-SWP-000192150 For BoiUinft, OritaUe Mid IniUt Sheranst-Wittiatn* Paint Prepared (SWF) ifejPar. A weatherproof varnish. Far SUjtdnf SUiflei Preservative Shingle Stain. Made with creo. Far Barn*, Baafa, Fttiect, ate. Commonwealth Barn. Paint (Bed and Gray) Cam/nanwealth Paint. Far garages, arbors, fei; ate. Ehoncl. An elastic black paint (or roofs. Roof and Bridge Paint. Five serviceable col Cerbail&ot. A high grade wood preservative.! Far bittriwi, Walls,, ate. Enameloid or Old Dutch Enamel. Plat-Tone. A washable flat finish for walls. Family Paint. Far FImk i Porch and Deck Point* Fee painted finish, FU/orlae. A varnish stun for alt purposes. Inside Floor Point. For punted finish. hfar-net. The waterproof floor varnish. Prefared Was, For producing a tvas finhl Floor-Wip*. Cleans ana polishes hardwood flocr Crock end Seem Filler. For filling unsightly cr For CifibekHa, Baseboards. Sbdva, clew Family Paint. A durahte linseed oil paint. For Chsbr. Tables, Detantist, Vreducfc, etc. Old Dutch Bnamet. For the finest enamel fin Enatnei. For a high enamel finith. Floofloc, A varnish stain, Scar-not. A waterproof varnish for imet woodwork. Rexfar. The 3*-test varnish. For Paliehfng Piano*. FaniUre etc. Polish-ell For fwdi and lawn Furniture Perch and Lawn Furniture Enamel. For ft*Alstons, Staves, Picture-Frame*, etc, Aluminum Paint. For a silver finish. Cold Point. For a gold finish. Stove-Pipe and Iron Enamel. Pat Autos, Baarlcs, Boats, te. Aula Enamel Auto and Buggy Paint. Aula Top Dressing* Far SoCckrlflf Straw Rato Hat Brile* Per all Kinds of Varnishmg Shenvin-Wittidn* Varnish**. Per Btavrinf Old Faint and Vambfc Far OcKfiti Cleaning Flaxeap. A pure soap made from flaxseed. Ertu-B-riie, For polishing meUtf. OfaiafwtMits Phenoletie, A powerful coal-lar disinfectant. Oytopin*. A pine oil disinfectant and dcodorS' (h^Tar Products We are large distillers of coal-tar product* i are in position to supply a variety of specialties ma on this line. INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete tine of spraying c terials for orchard and garden. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . [ rjkcrostt* eimuso, cuieaoo, h e w a s s , otTwof sair raanemeo, mo n t r c a l , tomu c h , ewa, troNcr, n . a. Mr. stus arwicc* a mo wASenovses m rsiseiMi cm! ' CC9h GZQ |t* 0007-SWP-0001!  'I f f jjfliw tis i 17!i-Sgtr- - it.....If I I ) r Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ga l v a n iz e d Ir o n Pr ime r PHEFAflCD RCADV FOR U5E It is a well known fact that ordinary paint will not adhere to galvanized iron and sheet metal surfaces for any length of time without peeling off, thereby presenting an ugly, unsightly appear ance. Our laboratories worked for a considerable time to develop a Galvan ized Iron Primer which could be used for priming galvanized iron, cornices, spouting, ceilings, and in fact, any gal vanized iron surface. As a result of this research work, we were able to produce a highly satisfactory Galvanized Iron Frimer which has been sold to the great satisfaction of its users for a number of years. Galvanized Iron Primer, made only in the gray color shown on the opposite page, is primarily intended as an under coating for house paint, or other kinds of paint, and will give the greatest satis faction where succeeding coats of high grade paint are used over it. Galvanized Iron Primer is put up in quart, half gallon and gallon cans, also five-gallon square cans and barrels. Directions: Galvanized Iron Primer is supplied ready for application, and should be thoroughly brushed out. As this is for priming purposes only, Gal vanized Iron Primer should be re-coated within 48 to 72 hours with a second coat of oil paint. Sh e r w in -Wil l iams GALVANIZED IRON PRIMER GRAY 0007-SWP-000192153 *~w* ISIPt---For i4| & a r#f Floor* . -spSa&ssgsa*esjTM1'"'*htlySX* 3 8~SR lssMSa t tffSffi iSfa5*8- ` I ^ESSrR*-- FortrfKSfa SSarwm, tc* _ A%4a endSum Paint. For K^CUorfnf StttvBati b *^1.^Eni*+ Pr Alt Kfoda of yamfeUa* ^wwiVFfl/fnm Vontt&j, F<*l^r^i OM r>tat "d v,1,nJI*h For Gtunl Ciwalnt i^,ftA^as?r f~~*A- INSECTICIDES 32iS2SuS,a TMI,U" Uae *,pr,ylc* *"*w /^v LJfcJ WV *" Wf SHEHMK-WLLMMt GO. CUIUUIB, CMffiwo, #EWUMU am Hewst*u u>N>it, ciw,, i t *mv , m. *, W >MH OmenAKt *MMWN m ^kinci pj u . (mn - \ -' CC1 LI ' ( 0007-SWP-000192154 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms j i Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . ' F*T9fll*V; CLCVtlifcO, QMIQA49, NEWARK. DCTnOtT, lltt MENCIRCO, IflONTMFAl. lOHeert, Eng,, Snmtr, N. % W. Itui Of f ic e r Ahp WANIHQuars in Rmn c ip aJ, ClTIER 0007-SWP-000192155 Metalastic is a practical metal pro tective paint, and by far the most satis factory general-purpose metal paint on the marletty . Particularly adapted where conditiOittifef use require rapid and harddrying qualities. It is a careful combination of pure graphite and other materials, with strictly pure linseed oil and a special drier, and has greater durability than the many so-called pure graphite paints on the market. Metalastic is made principally for use on structural steel, metal bridges and other metal surfaces that must be handled soon after painting, where a slower-drying paint could not be satis factorily used. It has no equal as a metal roof paint or on any surfaces subject to abrasion. Metalastic dries with a self-sealed, non-porous film, which is very elastic and durable, consequently it is a real metal protector, being impervious to the elements and an insurance against rust and decay. Metalastic is made in liquid form, ready for use, and is put up in gallons, five-gallon packages and barrels. DIRECTIONS The surface to be painted should be clean, free from grease and perfectly dry. On metal surfaces all rust, mill scale, etc., should be removed by wire CREEK brush, scrapin g, etc. The surface should also be free from frost. Stir thoroughly from bottom of can and apply with a bristle brush in smooth, even coats, brushing out well. Do not apply a succeeding coat until the previous one is perfectly dry. If necessary to thin, use pure boiled linseed oil. 0007-SWP-000192156 There Is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d for every protective, preservative and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS FAINn AND VAmum Paints, varnishes* stains and enmmi finishing, and refioishing tvery Icind face; a complete range of products highest quality, for painters and dec property owners, householders, railway railway and marine use. and the man ing trades. DTKSTirPPfi. COLORS* PIGMSKTg* . mrEMirAia 4" A wide range e dyes, intermediates, and pigments* as well as an extensive ch*nifcals for prompt shipment and XNSBcrtcmEft a n d f u n g ic id e s A complete line of spraying mates both dry and paste form, covering e qnirement of landscape, orchard, fa garden. . DISINFECTANTS 4j A line of very powerful dish for use in the home and oo the fax MM , , , A full line of coataar and araemeal cattle, sheep* horses and other livort WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber piw equal in most respects and superior respects to. the best Imported Wood fives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COKPOU* A complete line of liquid and paste home, industrial and garage use. and polishers for metal, furniture, w intomobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor V Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pa in t s *h d Va r n is h e s arEsrvm, c o l o r s, rtemsm, entwretu, inset mtmrtcmm, d ips . tract maeitrtprr tours a m euutso eomrottsoo wU: CMuA, HmA, rWnir*. Su Dshdt, Honfandt Loafsa, Eng* Sydney* N* 8* CC 156 P I 0007-SWP-000192157 Sh er w in -Wil l iams AUTO ENAMELS y _______________________________________ ^ c> 0007-SWP-000192158 0007-SWP-000192159 Sh ERWtN- Wil l ia ms AUTO ENAMELS By refinishing an automobile you not only add to its life and appearance, but to its value as well. Sherwiii-VVilliapia Automobile Enamels are made particularly for the finishing of automobiles by the owner. To secure the very finest finish a car should, of course, be sent to a professional finishing shop. However, there are times when it is not convenient to be without the use of a car for the length of time it takes to have a car refinished by a roaster automobile finisher. Sherwin- Williams Automobile Enamels are made to solve this problem. They are the result of careful experimenting and research work. By care fully following the directions as given 'on this card, an amateur at painting may turn out a job which will closely resemble that done in an automobile finishing shop. , Sherwin-Williams Auto Enamels represent color and gloss combined. There are eight attractive shades from which to choose--the same are used by the makers of high grade auto mobiles. , For a good looking job, a durable finish, satisfaction, economy, the least delay and in convenience, -use Sherwin-Williams Automobile Enamels. Directions * Before painting a car it is well to remember that the result obtained will be in direct propor tion to the care expended on the work. Preparation of the Surface, AH dirt and mud should be washed off and the grease and tar scraped. A stiff brush saturated with gasoline is a great help in the remova1 of mud and grease. After this preliminary clean ing, sponge the whole surface with dean gaso line, as it is absolutely essential that all grease be removed to secure best results. Good Light is Necessary. Paint your car in a well-lighted room which is clean and dry and as free from dust as possible. A temperature of about 70 degrees Fahrenheit should be maintained. If the room becomes cold the enamel will not flow freely. I i Virginia Cream Abo Black, White, Clear and Rubber Finish S-W Auto Top Dressing applUd to automobile tops I Mohair or leather subiititutw gives a beautiful* dttrabls, woather-rMbtinc, rain-proof finish* The Sort of Brush to Use Have lwu brushes offoot! flat brush for the narrower su two and one-half inch fl;U b faces, Sandpaper and Steel Wo The under surface must bo for the finishing euar to con order to get thb smoothnes sheets of 0 sandpaper for coa sheets ol 00 sandpaper for one-half pound of steel woo opera lion. Application of the Ena Finished Surface. Whatever gloss remains down with fine sandpaper o paint is worn off in any plac spots and allow to dry befor work. Stir Enamel Thoroughly Give the car a final dus enamel with the SJ^j-inch should not be filled too heav the enamel to sag or run. be brushed from side to ado order to get an even surface. For the narrower surface brush. On raised portions o brushing should be lengthw cover too much surface at o that you have completed t.hc before going to another. For the wheels, the one-in used. Do not allow the ena spokes and gather in a thick After the enamel has been rest the brush lightly again wheel a turn. This will sm and Join whatever laps the thing should be done with th When you finish the whee inspection to see that every to pick up with the brush w sagging there may be befor chance to set. Allow the enamel to dry 4 wash the car with cold w chamois and it is ready for Sh e r w m- Wil l ia ms Auto Finishing Products By no means is Sherwin-Williams Automobile Finishing line confined to Automobile Enamels* 3 We manufacture several other products which f may be applied with effective results on auto mobiles. These include: Polish-ol--For cleaning and polishing the body of a car in one operation. Brings out and intensifies the original finish, riving a handsome gloss and is in no way harmful* Put up in 4 and 12*ounce bottles* I Auto-Top Dressing---For renewing the finish i on auto tops, seats and backs, mohair and .leather surfaces, etc. Exceptionally heavily | bodied. Also suitable for blackening auto fen* ders, rims, running boards, hoods and radiators. Dries quickly without streaking. Auto Soap--A linseed oil soap especially made for cleaning automobiles, carriages and other highly polished surfaces. Removes all traces of grease and stain. Put up in half-pound, one and two-pound cans, five and ten-pound pails 41 and larger. Bras-BrJte--Cleans and brightens all metals which take a.polish. Requires but little rubbing. Will keep in any climate. Put up in half-pint, pint, quart, half-gailou and gallon cans. High Polish Fluid Wax--Far polishing auto mobile bodies where, a wax finish is desired. Forms a thin protective coat over the varnish# Covers better, is easier to apply, more economical % and dries more quickly than paste wax. Put up . in half-pint, pint, quart, half-gallon and gallon cans. . Mechanic's Hand Soap--'For use after work ing on your car. Removes all dirt and grease, works well into the pores and makes skin soft and smooth. Slightly scented Put up in convenient-sized packages. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . CC&l D2d ?&5 0007-SWP-000192160 SHERWIN-WlLLIAN AUTO ENAMELS T 0007-SWP-000192161 AUTO TOP l DRESSING 0007-SWP-000192162 Summn-WiLLHiis AUTO TOP DRESSING No one thing affects the appearance and consequently the value or an auto mobile as much as the condition of the top. No matter it your car is spick and span all over and polished until it shines, a faded, dingy top will give it an aspect of general shabbiness. ' A very slight expenditure of time and money will male it possible for you to have a top upon your car which looks : .like new. One coat of Sherwin-Williams Auto Top Dressing, which can be ap plied with equally effective results on ' mohair tops or imitation leather tops, ; is all that is necessary to. make an auto top look like new again. {here are scores of auto top dressings he market. Some dry with a stiff b, which is very brittle and cracks en the top is folded back. Other tssings are merely an oil preparation rich neither color nor preserve. Sherh-Williams Auto Top Dressing, how ler, will be found to differ from any p dressings on the market. On mobair it dries with a beautiful (ill blade finish while on leather, pan- rsote and other imitation leathers, it fries with an excellent dense black, egg Veil gloss. Is splendid also for renewing tip finish on side-curtains and upholstery of automobiles as well as leather furni ture, traveling bags and other leather or imitation leather surfaces. Dries perfectly hard in three to four hours, is easy to apply and does not show1 laps or streaks. Put up in half-pint, pint, quart and gallon tin cans. DIRECTIONS FOR USE Dust off the surface to be coated and clean thoroughly. If badly soiled, wash with warm water and soap, then rinse with clear, cold water to remove all traces of soap which may remain after washing, If any oil or grease spots remain, remove with gasoline. It is best to dampen the mohai or doth top by sponging lightly wit water before applying dressing. On coat of Sherwin-Williams Auto To Dressing is usually sufficient. AUTO SEAT DRESSING Sherwin-Williams Auto Seat liessir is made especially for reviykg ti appearance of scratched or off woi leather seats, leather cushids at upholstery, removing old arks , stains readily. Can also be red wi equal results on all imitatioaeathe Dries perfectly hard in an hdr or ti with a rich, dull black finishAt is c affected by the heat of thaody a will not soften or stick to t&clothif. It can be easily washed andfpt clei- 1 For For ^S? ^^'*** Ettiirf. ^ *w$S2t** W`a"fia^^wa)h., * fiWSS&SSL rSsel^EHsSpfe*SMs k *k s ^ - g^s?ifSi^~ For Awoc,gBti">|S. a So S.o ^S*^ Bo (, ttc. -JEasssB*-ff.e<l*jE**fc* s*TM* Ht> r"SSSj&* DU*oi>fefoctt-xjB&%* Ce&r*-PAototc ji OyUpi* a a We ^^CIDEr d*"W 6orcbart erSTSTM* B* of mi[B * T\Sl,0"i"ii-mumsi *"'"......... .. ---c^c EJOO D2 0007-SWP-000192164 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Auto and Buggy Paint Prepared Ready for Use Auto and Buggy Paint is a high gloss paint of exceptional quality so designed as to enable a person inexperienced in painting to refinish an automobile, buggy, sleigh or wagon with a result which will closely resemble the original finish. It is made to withstand outside exposure, is easily applied and dries quickly. Our Vermilion, Wine and Cart Red Colors, shown on the opposite page, cover satisfactorily with one coat over any fair surface, as do all of the other colors. The cheaper Vermilion and Light Red shades sometimes sold in competition to our Auto and Buggy Paint Colors, require two coats in order to secure a satisfactory fintsjt. Auto and Buggy Paint may also be .used for refinishing porch, lawn and kitchen furniture, inasmuch as this paint dries hard and will not soften with the heat of the body. Put up in half pints, pints and quart self-sealing cans; also in gallon pails. DirectionsJor Use To produce the best results the surface to be painted should be free from grease, clean and perfectly dry, and the temperature where the painting is being done should he from 64 degrees to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Sand down old finish on automobiles or buggies, etc., with medium or fine sandpaper and wipe off. Stir paint thorough ly from bottom of can before attempting to apply. Apply paint evenly and not too heavily. Use a soft, clean bristle brush. Where there is dust in the air, moisten the floor previous to painting in order to keep dust from flying as much as possible. The paint is sold ready for application, but if it is considered too heavy to flow out properly on certain work, a little pure turpentine may be added. Alto Black, WUra, Clear and Rubber Fiol&h Untreatedajui treated with Auto Top Dre*eln4 for BdUinjt Ovttlde ui IwMf Shcnmrt'JVittiatus t'mni Prepared (SIVP) tiexpar, A weatherproof varnish. For ^Uiahiff 3Hingl Preservative SivinsjU Stain. Made with Far Buntk Roofs. Fences, etc. Cottttnonweollh Bant Paint {Red and Grey} Commonwealth Print. For garages, arbors, fern etc. . . fibanal. An elastic black paint for roofs. Roof and Bridge Print, Four serviceable coloi CarttoiU-ri A high grade yrood preservative. For likriors. WQ* etc, Bnameluid or Did Dutch Enamel. Flat-Tone, _ A Hashable flat finish tat walls, et< Family Print. For Floors Pvtch and Peck Paint. For painted finish. FloorUtc. A varnish stain for a]] purposes. Inride Floor Print. For painted finish. Her-not. The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared Wax. For producing a wax finish. Floor-Wipe, Cleans and polishes hardwood floor' Crack and Seam Filler, for filling unsightly erackj For Cupboards, ButbuHi, 8fcclvc* etc. Family Faint. A durable linseed paint. For Chain. Tablet, Decorating, WoWWi, etc. Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel r>iaJ] Enamel. For a high enamel finish. Floorlec. A varnish stain. Seor-not. A waterproof varnish for interior wooq work. Rexpar. The Safest varnish. For Polishing Pianos, Furniture, etc. Polish'd. For Porch find Lawn Furniture - Perth and Lawtt Furniture Enamel. for Radiators, Stores, P(cttK>Pnt#J etc; Aluminum Paint. For a silver finish. Gold Paint. For a gold finish. Stave-Pipe tout Iron Enamel- Fm Autos, Buggies, Boats, etc. Au Id Exatntl. Auto and Buggy Point. Auto Top Dressing, For Re-Coloring Straw- Bats Hat Brite. Far all Kinds of Varnishing Sh<rtcin-IViUtaow Parrishes. For Removing Old Patut and Vamtsh Tasite. For General Ckatilng Flaxoap. A pure soap, made from flaxseed, Bf<u-Br\te. For polishing metal. Dialsftctint* _ Phenofene. A powerful coal-tar dtunlwtanL Oytapia*. A pine oil disinfectant and deodorant Coal-Tar Products We are large distillers of coal-tar products an are in position to supply a variety of specialties mat. un this line. , INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying mi tcrials for orchard and garden- Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ct FAuroHicet Cu v iu n d , CHteaqo, Hcwsna,^ $w FnAKcraco ClTMiEMwnAc) ' I *a ic flnttt* m* WAffCftevavu ih Pj u mc ir m. cr CC120 C20 fl 0007-SWP-000192167 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms mcM @0H 0007-SWP-000192168 SHERWIN- WILLIAMS COLORS mcK-Bftrme (pas t e) ' HESE colors are ground exceed- , Tingl.y fine in materials prepared tvcpressly by us for tire purpose, ; varied as the nature of each color re quires, but in all cases possessing the desired quick-drying, binding and flat tening qualities. They are especially' j designed for fine automobile and carriage finishing as well as for fine delivery wagons, railway equipment, sign-writ ing, etc. Our facilities are largely responsible for the splendid quality of our products. We lead every other manufacturer in the sources of raw materials and supplies which we control, and these facilities not only give the utmost assurance of uniformity in the goods themselves, but also give us an advantage in the matter of cost of production, enabling us to give the very best value at the lowest prices consistent therewith. i The best test of quality is the practical test of the goods. The more difficult you are to please, the more desirous we are to have you know what S-W quality stands for. We know from years of experience and a constantly increasing, business that Sherwin-Williams Products will -give you the best satisfaction. jif I 4 ! ; | t : S-W Quick-Drying Colors are ground ' in special japan of extra fine quality. They are intended to be thinned with pure spirits turpentine only, but under certain conditions pure raw linseed oil or good finishing varnish may be added in such proportions as in the judgment of the painter may be deemed necessary. Under no circumstances should both oil and varnish be used in the same cup of color, as such mixtures arc productive of unsatisfactory results in working and wearing properties. V ' ' 'T 0007-SWP-000192169 I-- S-W Mo t o r Ca r Co l o r s Royal Purbw Rod. L * S-W Mo t o r Ca r Co l o r s ' " * HAT ' 'Ishes for fine -ming into if"T Hn ve an if PmUn ScultC, M. i S-W Mo t o r / r * Persian Scarlet, Lb. heed la Color Varnish Quaker Drown Acaci 0007-SWP-000192170 0007-SWP-000192171 S-W Mo t o r Ca r Co l o r s . - -k Pearl Gray '* " J AutomoUH Gray, D. Maltese Gray Taupe Gray OllVe Drab 1c Blefte Brown j Khaki S-W Mo t o r Car Co l o r s S-W Mo if Cream Color f Palo Alto i1 iwoj \ 1c Automobile Yellow* L, i Automobile Yellow* M. Brilliant Yellow, D. It Golden Ochre It Automobile Yellow, D. vt s ! \- !; i? Sa If Im If Im if C w m SHUtlS-WtUIW f bee-f l q w in q c o io b rAsmues /Wufii^'irninrlnN . ' HE use ot v.. wYafu smvtK'WtLum UKBumnm , TT is obvious that unless the Underj I coatings produce the proper founds* A tion fee the color and finishing coats j j [ 'j Tfinishing is rapidly qmorfc general use. Thty , - advantage over Quick-Drying Colors1 til that they are a much more suitable| unit for building up a thoroughly elastic senes of coats from primer to finishing varni&h, eliminating the dead or flat j j it is only a question of time until the 1 effect will be evident in the finish and it .j is with these conditions in mind that I The StcrwmAViUiaoxs C.o. has perfwrtcd _ the highest class Undercoolings that <1 h |Ksilile to produce. surface characteristic of Quick-Drvinff Colors, * The relation of one coat to another lias ' Color Varnishes must be clastic ill onto to have durability, and the nearer [ been very carefully considered so that r they combine perfectly with one another |)(i<fi,,JJe it is to we any varnish clear, and produce a thoroughly homogeneous the greater will be the elasticity and v combination oi foundation coats. * consequent, durability of. such varnish . coaling. S-W Free-Flowing Color Var nishes Work freely* flow out well under ! S-W ffilMERS FOR Wm SVRFKES the brush, lev-el perfectly to a smooth, Perfection in oil quality mate there even _ surface,f and possess maximum coveting qualities. The coloring pig* merits used are very strong in staining power--the least quantity of them lieipg required to the gallon of varnish to 1 better primers for wood. They pentj irate the wood, seal the pores and form [ t substantial foundation for subsequent 1 exists- * . j * secure the requisite covering capacity. S-\l Color Vamish&s dry thoroughly S-JT MEM PmERS all the way through. They have the necessary varnish body, wort and cover well. They dry to moss nver night and to rub in 48 hours. Thuycan be rubbed to a clean, smooth surfaoe.with pumice* These Primers arc extremely tenacious 1 and elastic, and dry on scheduled time with just the proper tooth fur perfect adherence of subsequent coats. (J. j - stone and water in 48 bifrrs without sweating, *v S'V Burned j Our long experience as varnish and dry-color makers gives us a thorough knowledge of the materials and the way to .combine there to insure a perfectly balanced color varnish. * Knowing thchigh quality of the colors and ingredients used, and with our facil- Itfcg for combining them in the right proportions, we have no hesitation in Intended lor rounding nut the surface as a sanding ooat. The quality of raw material? mate them excellent sanding ,r and intermediate cores. They bind thoroughly and arc elastic. (S-lf Fern St u f f j : - j ; recommending the use cf S-W folnr Varnishes lea- work where the finest re sults arc desired. Furthermore, their ex ceptional easy-working and aytrading properties make them desirable from the standpoint of time saving and economy. t Products a very compact, close-knit, 1 non-porcus surface- It is extremely ' elastic and uniform in fineness and ton sistency, thereby insuring the tiest possible surface with the minimum rium- ' 1 _ ' her of coats. * smwiH'WfLum AUTOMOBILE FINISHES We manufacture a complete line of highest quality materials covering every requirement of the automobile finisher. S-Jf PtiWEBS Many automobile finishers are real izing the economy of purchasing and using the beat Metal Primer possible to secure. The old idea of price irresjiect* ive of quality is a tiling of the past, and it has proven that many poorly finished jobs ami jobs thut do not give satisfac tion are due to the |w>or Primer. Manu facturers specializing in automobile fin ishing material realise the importance of the best Primer. Our line is so com plete and consists of Body Primers for llccl, aluminum, galvanized iron, wood and laminated wood. Each Primer is made separately and is the best for the type of surface over which It is to be Applied.* . $*W UsOEftGOATEPS | Including Body Lead Cuat, Rough Stuff, Sanding SurfaceTM are given the same care and attention to development and grinding as all other products we manufacture for this class of industry. The Quick Drying Colors shown on this color card represent the high standard for which The S-W Co. has en joyed a reputation for many years, You will note the dean dear tone which is so much in demand now. Our Free Flowing Color Varnishes exactly watch illshade, are very durable, adding .still greater life to the finish of an automobile. S-W CLEAR PATHttmS-- BuniHG m P/MltHIMS are carefulty aged and tested by expert finishers before marketed. Many automobile refinishers do not have the facilities for water rubbing Rough Stuff, and to satisfy the great demand for a high clans, easy sanding, perfect surfacing Filler, this line has been perfected in the following shades* L.wl extensively to secure a surface on a cracked nr alligatored surface without the necessity of removing all the old cracked <>r alligatured material. Green Maroon White Cream Red Blue Yellow Durk Gray Light Gray It is furnished in semi-paste form and sold by the gallon. In its original con sistency it can be used as a Knifing Surfacer, and should he reduced with turpentine for brushing or spraying. Put Up in quarts and gallon can*. 0007-SWP-000192172 / \ t ; * >a- its he it "+ 1 i A MARK OF QUALITY U#** PAINT AND VARNISH PRODUCTS f: \ \ 1 \ 0007-SWP-000192173 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Tr ac t o r Pa in t For Refinlshlng Tractors and Other Farm Machinery Sherwin-Williams Tractor Paint is a high grade varnish paint which dries with a high gloss. It is made specially for refinishing tractors and other farm machinery and implements. This Trac tor Paint is very durable and will stand up under hard wear and exposure to the weather for the longest time. Put up in quarts and gallons. \ / 4 Drub CC154 A20 $49 \ 0007-SWP-000192174 Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms WAGON AND IMPLEMENT / 0007-SWP-000192175 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Wag o n and Impl ement Paint FOR MINTING AUTO TRUCKS, WAGONS, AGRICULTURAL IM PLEMENTS, TRACTORS, GAS ENGINES, PUMPS, ETC. Farm machinery, wagons, trac tors and the like, which are sub jected to hard usage and severe exposure, should be painted fre quently. A painted surface pre vents rust and decay, looks better and can be kept clean more easily than an unpainted one. Tne use of Sherwin-Williams Warn and Implement Paint is a vlie economy, for it lengthens the life of articles on which it is used. This paint is easy to apply and dries with a full varnish gloss and is very durable. It, will be found very useful for little touch-up jobs around the farm and house. Put up in pints, quarts, half gallons and gallons, DIRECTIONS FOR USE See pint the surface to be painted is dean, free from grease or oil and perfectly dry. Stir the pa(nt thoroughly from bottom of can and touch up bare and worn spots with a thin coat. Let this stand until it is perfectly dry, then apply a smooth, even coat over the entire sur face, using a soft bristle brush. Keep can well covered when not in use. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Wag o n and Impl ement Punt Black Abo Wagon Coach Varnish A Qearnubbin*Ywnish 0007-SWP-000192176 t UST OF SHERWtN-WiLUAMS PRODUC i For Buildings, Ontfk* utl laride Sh*mrin*IViiliaMf Paint prepared [SWP) , Rexpar, A weatherproof varnish. , Far Staialnf Shinfb Preservative Shingle Shin. Made with creos Far Sinu, Rwfi, Ptucw, ate, Comntcmtzeaith Barn Paint CRed and Grey) Commonwealth Paint. For garages, art fences, etc. Eboncl. An elastic Uick paint for roofs. Reef and Bridge Point. Four serviceable co' CarboSiC'oL A high grade wood preservative'. For Interion, Wetls, etc. I Rnameloid or Old Dutch EnameL J Flat-Tone. A washable flatfinish for walls, * Family Paint. ' For Floors Porch and Dtck Point. For painted, finish. Floorloc, A varnish stain for all purpCArs. Inside Floor Paint. For painted finish. Afar-not. The waterproof floor varnish. _ Prepared Wax. For producing a wax finish, Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes hardwood fle Crack and Seam Filler, For filling unsig cracks. For Cupboards, Baseboards, Shelves, etc. family Point. A durable linseed oil paint. Far Chain, Tabltf, Decorating1, Woodwork, <W Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel fir Enamel. For a high enamel finish. Floortee. A varnish stain. Scar-net. A waterproof varnish for interior in work. Rexpar. The 34-lest varnish. For Polishing Pianos, Famfture, etc. Potish-ot. For Perth and havn Furniture Porch and Lautt Furniture Enamel. For Radiator*, Stove*, ?itttr*.Fru, etc. Aluminum Paint. For a silver finish. G'old Paint, For a gold finish, Sloze-pipe and Iron Enamel. For Autos, Buggies, Boats, dw Auto Enatnel. Auto and Buggy Paint. Auto Top Dressing. For Re-Coloring Straw Hats Hat Brite. For all Kind* of Yuvnishlar Sherwin-Williams Varnirhes. - For Rtuodsf Old Paint and Varnish Taxite. For Genera] denning Flaxoap. A pure aoap made from flaxseed. Brpo-Briit, For polishing metal. Disinfectants Phtnolene. A powerful,coal-tar disinfectant, Gylapitte. A pine oil disinfectant and deodor Coat-1*r Products We arc Urge distillers of coal-tar products ; are in position to supply a variety of special made on this line. INSECTICIDES Wc manufacture a complete line of spraying (trials for orchard and garden. Th e Sh e r w ih -Wil l ia ms C ruroiim; Cl e v c u h d , Cmic ao o , Nc w a m ** r*A*ciaea( e mc mw il l c D Opneco ris Wncnou> ih Vh iic if *l < CCI5FMI HERWIN-mUAMS mRODUcn : TT'I^ < I SANITARY WALL FINISH Readyfor use whin mixed with | ?WLD WATER am HERWIN-WILLfAMS CO. 0007-SWP-000192178 0007-SWP-000192179 Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms DECOTINT WALL FINISH Decotint is an ideal wall coating for the decoration of all interiors. It gives that soft, velvety, water-color effect so essential to re fined surroundings and can be applied on plaster walls, wood, or any of the various wall boards. This kalsomine is made under the famous formula that has set the standard in the manufacture of wall coatings for over a quarter of a century. It is manufactured from selected materials, scientifically compounded in dry powder form, so that it only requires mixing with ordinary cold water to prepare it for imme diate use. Decotint is milled in white, and attractive tints and colors, all of which are intermixable, so that any desired shade may be pro duced. It is adaptable to the individual decorative requirements of any class of building, and harmonizes perfectly with any style of fur nishings. DIRECTIONS FOR MIXING Add sufficient cold water (hot water may be used if desired) to the dry powder to make an ordinary thick paste. Stir thor oughly until free from lumps, and then thin down with cold water to the consistency of oil paint or cream, DIRECTIONS FOR APPLYING To he sure of good results, the air in the room should be dry and of moderate tem perature. Close the windows and doors to avoid drafts. Dccotint should he flowed on freely with a good kalsomine brush, but must not be rubbed out like oil paint. After application open all windows and doors to aliiTM' free circulation of air and make a fire if necessary, as quick drying is essential to good work. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Qe c o t in t Wa l l Fin is h D103 D10Z Dll-1 D107 Dll 2 St f Dial i 0007-SWP-000192180 l is t o f Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s Far BitUloia. QtliMe and IniHt Shencin-WWiamt Paint Prepared (SWP) Rexpar. A weatherproof Tarnish, , Far Staining 8Ui|l . I Preservative Siting!a Stain. Made with creesiiic Fir ^rw, WaP*.*tf -. Commonwealth Ban Faint (Red and Grey). ' Commonwealth Paint. For garages, arbors, fence?; etc, Ebanet. An elastic black paint for roofs. , Roof and Bridge Paint. Five serviceable color* Canolic-al, A high grade wood preservative. For Interior*, Walls, etc. Enamslaid or Old Dutch Enamel.^ Flat-Tone, A wwhaMeflat wall pmnt. Family Paint. A durable linseed oil paint. rr Fleer* Parch end Deck Point. For painted finish. 1 Fln&rlae. A varnish stain for all purposes. Inside Floor Paint. The enamel-like finish. Mer-not. The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared Wax. For producing 3 wa* nniFh, . Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes hardwood firm Crack and Seam Filter. For filling unsightly cracial For Cupboards, Baseboard*. Shelve*, etc. j Family Paint. A durable linseed oil paint. | Per Chair*, Table*, Decorating, Woodwork, etc. a i Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel finis! Enamel. For a high ertamd finish. -j Flooring. A-Tarnish stain. , ,. Scar-net. A waterproof varnish for intern woodwork. , Rexpar. King frf all Spar Varnishes- ' f- For relishing Plano*, Furniture,, etc. ,J Folish-ot. Cleans and polishes in one operation. ; For Porch and lawn Furniture Porch and Leant Furniture Enamel. For Badlator*,Stove*. Picture-Frame*. etc. Aluminum Paint. Bright as silver.- Beady f< . use. Gold Paint. For a geld finish. Stove-Pipe and Iron Enamel. For Auto*, Build, Beats, cte. Auto Enamel. Auto and Buggy Faint. Auto Tap Dressing. , For RoCelwIni Straw Hut* Flat Brtie. For alt Kind* of Varnishing Shenein-Williantt Varnishes For Removing Otd Faint and Varnish Taxite. * For General Cleaning Florae?. A pure soap made from flaxseed. Bras-Brite. 'Liquid metal polish. Disinfectants Phsnoletie, A powerful coal-tar disinfectant. Oykpine. Odor of the Southern pine. C*al-Tar Fmdncta "J We are large distiller* of coal-tar ` products arc in position to supply a variety of- tpeoalties m?> on this lute. . Tnuoctlctde* * We manufacture a complete line of spraying m terials for orchard and garden. -- Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ci 1I 0007-SWP-000192181 - w* Sh er w in -Wil l iams Pr o d u c t s I5CT53W1WW!*1*1--------- ------------- 0007-SWP-000192182 0007-SWP-000192183 Sh e r w ih -Wil u a ms KALSO Kalso is an ideal material for the decoration of all interiors. It gives that soft, velvety, water-color effect so essential to refined surroundings and can be applied on plaster walls, wood, or any of the various wall boards, Kalso is made under the famous formula that has set the standard in the manufacture of wall coatings for over a quarter of a century. It is manufactured from selected materials, scientifically compounded in dry powder form, so that it only requires mixing with boiling water to prepare it for immediate use. Kalso is milled in white, attractive tints and rich deep colors, all of which are intermixable, so that any desired shade may be produced. It is adaptable to the individual decorative requirements of any class of building and harmonizes perfectly with any style of furnishings. i K103 ! K102 KU4 K107 K112 IilOl K115 K11S Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms kal so HOT WATER KALSOMINE PREPARING THE WALLS To insure good results, wash off all dirt, old decayed kalsomine or white-wash. If bad water stains exist, cover over with a coat of shellac. All cracks and holes should be properly filled. While a good job may be done by applying Kalso to the bare wall, it is always better to size the wall first with a good Varnish or Glue Size. For best results, use Sherwin-Williams Flat-Tone Mixing Size, reduced one-chird with Turpentine or Benzine. It is an excellent varnish Size which stops suction, neutralizes lime, kills stains and saltpeter, gives kalsomine the proper tooth to grip and causes it to work smoothly and adhere firmly. If a Glue Size is used, make a solution of half a pound of ordinary Ground Glue to the gallon of scalding water or in that proportion. Be sure to allow the Size to dry thoroughly before applying Kalso. DIRECTIONS FOR USE To mix properly, put five pounds of dry Kalso in a pail, and add sufficient bciling water to make a heavy paste. Stir throughly until free bom lumps, then add about one and one half pints of cold water, after which allow to stand and jell, preferably over night in a cool place, and it is ready for application. If loo heavy add a little more cold water. Apply with a wide kalsomine bmsh, Sow on freely and lay off with the tip of the brush. While in dry form, keep in a dry place. THIS PAGE IS PARTIALLY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT. THE PORTION OF THE PAGE THAT COULD BE LIFTED STATED LIST OF SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS For Buildings, Outside and Inside Sherwin-Williams Paint Prepared (SWP) Rexpar. A weather proof varnish. For Staining Shingles Preservative Shingle Stain. Made with creosot For Barns, Roofs, Fences, etc. Commonwealth Barn Paint (Red and Gray) Commonwealth Paint. For garages, arbors, fence etc. Ebonol, An elastic black paint for roofs. Roof and Bridge Paint. Four serviceable colors Carbolic-ol. A high grade wood preservative. For Interiors, Walls, etc. Enameloid or Old Dutch Enamel. Flat-Tone. A washable flat finish for walls, etc. Family Paint. For Floors Porch and Deck Paint For painted finish. Floorlac. A varnish stain for all purposes. Inside Floor Paint For painted finish. Mar-not. The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared Wax. For producing a wax finish. Ffoor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes hardwood floors. Crack and Seam Filler. For filling unsightly cracks For Cupboards, Baseboards, Shelves, etc. Family Paint A durable linseed oil paint For Chairs, Tables, Decorating, Woodwork, etc. Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel finis Enamel. For a high enamel finish. Floorlac. A varnish stain. Scar-not. A waterproof varnish for interior wood work. Rexpar. The 34-test varnish. For Polishing Pianos, Furniture, etc. Polish-ol.. For Porch and Lawn Furniture. Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel. For Radiators, Stoves, Picture-Frames, etc. Aluminum Paint. For a silver finish. Gold Paint For a gold finish. Stove-Pipe and Iron Enamel. INFORMATION FROM THIS PAGE IS CONTINUED ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE: 0007-SWP-000192185 THIS PAGE IS PARTIALLY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT. THE PORTION OF THE PAGE THAT COULD BE LIFTED STATED INFORMATION CONTINUED FROM THE PREVIOUS PAGE: For Autos, Buggies, Boats, etc. Auto Enamel. Auto and Buggy Paint. Auto Top Dressing. For Re-Coloring Straw Hats Hat Brite. For all Kinds of Varnishing Sherwin-Williams Varnishes. For Removing Old Paint and Varnish Taxite. For General Cleaning Flaxoap. A pure soap made from flaxseed. Bras-Brite. For polishing metal. Disinfectants Phenolene, A powerful coal-tar disinfectant. Oylapine. A pine oil disinfectant and deodorant Coal-Tar Products We are large distillers of coal-tar products and are in position to supply a variety of specialities made on this line. INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying ma terials for orchard and garden. . THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. FACTORIES: CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, NEWARK, SAN FRANCISCO (EMERYVILLE) SALES OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES IN PRINCIPAL CITIE CC2141 21 [CC101 G201105 crossed out| 1021 0007-SWP-000192186 : ROOF & BRIDGE i PAINT 0007-SWP-000192187 Sh e r w in -Wil l iams ROOFm BRIDGE PAINT In producing our many products we naturally have a large quantity of short batches which are by-products of our very best paints. We keep these odds and ends, divide them in to lots of Red, Brown, Green, Gray and Black, then add a sufficient quantity of color to bring them into standard shades, and re-grind them into Roof and Bridge Paint. The re sult is a splendid product which makes a durable and economical coat for roofs, bridges, warehouses, fences, etc. Roof and Bridge Paint has a covering capacity of approximately 300 square feet, two coats, per gal lon, on a smooth surface. It can be used on metal, wood, brick, con crete or almost any surface where a medium price paint is desired. Put up in half-gallon, gallon and five-gallon cans,- also barrels. Always full measure. Dir e c t io n s f o r Us e The surface should be perfectly dry and free from grease, etc. Do not paint over green or sappy lumber, and on old work always remove all loose paint with a scraper or steel brush if best results are desired. Stir thoroughly from the bottom of the package. Brush the paint well, spread ing evenly. If necessary to thin, use pure raw linseed oil. Sh e r w in -Wil l iams ROOFAND BRIDGE PAINT Black S-W Co mmo n w e al t h Wh it e A good all around utility white which covers well and dries with an elastic and -durable gloss finish. When used as. a trimmer for the above colors, very attractive and pleasing com binations may be produced. 4 t 0007-SWP-000192188 Lis t o f Sh e r w m-Wil l ia ms , ' For ButldifidA, Outside and Inside Sherwin-Williams Point Prepared {$WP). Rcxpitr. A weatherproof vanudj. For Sbdnlnj Shingle* Prcsertati*e Shingfe Stain. Blade with crcoa For Bannt, Rof$, Fences, etc. >1 Comnuffitpcalih Bom Point (Fe# and Gray), ComtnotttetaUh Point, For garages, arbor*, EbonoU An elastic blade paint for roofs. if Roof ondBfidgt Point, Four serviceable col CWorsen**, A hlgh-dpade wood preservative ad For Intartora. Walle.etc. Enamdoid or OXd Dutfh BnomcL Flat-Tone. A washable fiat finkt* for walk. Family Point, For Floors Porch end Dedt Point* For painted finish. Floorlcc. A vanish stain for all pnrpoae*. insideFloor Paint. For painted finish. Har-not, The waterproof floor vanish. Floor Wax, For proaudag a wax flti^h. Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes hardwood I Cradt and SeamFiller. For filling JUwifcbtly For Cupboards, Baseboards* Shelves. tc* Family Point, A durable linseed Oil paint. For Chalfa, Tables, Decorating, Woodwork. e 0Id Dutch Emamd. For the finest ^winw1 fitm Enamel, For a high earunei finish. Floartae. A vanish stain. Scor^wl, A waterproof varnish for interior i Rexpar. The 34-te*i varnish. For Folisbfofi FU&ot, Furniture* etc. Poiish-cl. For Porch sad Lawn P nlttirt Porch atuiLa&n Furtuturc Euamel. For Radiators, Stove*, Mcto-?raai, set. Aluminum Paint, For a silver finish. Cold Paint. For a sold finish* SUxt-Pipe and Iran BnamtL For Atttos, Buggies, Bants, etc. Auto Enamel. Auto and B*$gy Point. For R*-CoioriiJtf Straw Halt HatBrite. For fill Linda of Varnishing Shenein-WtiHams Vamistur, For BsmovUd Old Paint and Varnish Taxffa. For General Clssnlsd Flaxoap. A pure scan made from flaxseed. Proz+BTiU. For polishing metal. ZHdahchnU P&enelenc. A powerful coal-tar disinfectant. Pino. A pise ml disinfectant and deodorant. Coal-Tar Product* ' We are large distillers of coal-tar products am pedtoa to sapply a variety rf specialties made on tl INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying for orchard and garden. 0007-SWP 0007-SWP-000192190 Sh e r w in -Wil l iams CYCLE ENAMEL (*IH DRYING) o t h in g -win improve the N appearance of a motor cycle or -bicycle so quickly and easily as a nice, shiny' coat of Sherwin-Williams Cycle Enamel-- and the best part of it all--you can do the work yourself at a very slight cost. Sherwin-Williams Cycle Enamel, sold in eight attractive colors, also black and white, is made especially for this type of work, as it dries hard and with a high gloss that successfully withstands water, oil - and grease and is in no way' affec ted by vibration. A quarter-pint can is sufficient for one coat on almost any motor - cycle or bicycle. i DIRECTIONS FOR USE ' Sand the metal thoroughly with 00 ' sandpaper to remove all rust and smooth - the surface. Clean carefully with gaso line to remove grease and dirt and mb pert ectly dry beforeapplying the ena mel. Stir enamel thoroughly from bottom of can and apply a flowing coat, using a fitch, badger or camel hair brush. If the enamel appears to be too heavy, thin to what seems to be a good working consisrencyi.with nothing but pure turpen tine. Keep can sealed when not in use. Paint your cycle in a well-lighted room which is clean, dry and as free from dust as possible. A temperature of about TO degrees Fahrenheit should be main tained. If the room becomes cold the enamel will not flow properly. Robin'* Eftg Blue U. S. Olive Drab Maroon Also Blaok and Whue 0007-SWP-000192191 1 Lis t o f Sh e h w im- Wil l ia ms Paooh For BaDdinff, Ovtside tad IntUo Sherwin-Williams Paint Prepared (SWP) Rtxpar. A weatherproof tarnish. For Staining Shingles Preeervativc Shingle Stain. blade with c j For Btnu, Koaft, Feneo*. ete. Commonwealth Sam Paint (Red and Grey] Ccturnonwealth. Painf. For garages, arbor*,9 etc. EAenofi An elastic black paint for roofs. Roof and Bridge Point. ivo oerviceable Cortoiic-oi A lugh grade wood picfWiiri For Interior!. VHir etc. Enomeleid or Old Dutch Enamel. Fiat-Tane. A washable flat finish' far wall! Family Paint. Fur Floors Porch and Beck Paint. Far painted JSnEsl Flaarloc. A ramiah stain for all tmrpof Inride Floor Paint. For painted finish. Afar-oof. The waterproof floor tarnish. Prepared tVar. For producing a wax fink Floor^Yipe. Clean* and polishes hardvmid Crock and Stem Filler. For filling unsightly For Capboard*. Baseboards. Shelve*. ate. Family Paint* A durable linseed, oil pamt.1 For Chain. Table*. Decorating, Woodwork, etc. Old Dutch Enamel. For the finest enamel1 Enamel. For a high enamel finish. ' Floertac. A varnish Stain, Scar-noU A waterproof varnish for interio work. Rex-par* The 31-teat vamiso. Far Poliiiitiir PiWi, Finikin ate. Poiith'gL Per Porch and Un Foraitara Porch and Pawn Furniture Enamel* ' For HwHaton. Stereo. Pfcton-Ftuia, etc. Aluminum Paint. For a silver finish. Geld Paint. For a gold finish. Stove-Pipe and Iran Enamel Foe Altos, Boggle*, Beats, etc, Acta Enamel. Auto and Buggy Paint. Auto Top Brestutg. For lt*CbUrlttg Straw Bat* fiat Brite. For all Hinds of ^Varnishing Shenvin-WiUiams yornitkex For Kettering Old Faint and Vunltk Toxite. Fee General Cleaning Flaxoap. A pore soap made from flaxae* Brao'Brste. For polishing metal. Disinfectants Phettclene. A powerful coal-tar dismfecti Oyiapitte. A pine oil disinfectant and da Ccst-Tsr Product* We are large distillers of coal-tar proda are In position to supply a variety of speciaJtii on this line. * INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of upray terials foe orchard and garden. Th e SHERWIN- WiLUAMi r*e-reiicf CbcvcuiMtr, Ch ic AOO, Hr 'San roeoeiaeo (c mc s t v il i*) Sate* Orncci ann VMiMaum m Pstner CCm 0007-SWP-000192192 - jgaiT 11- ; -'sag EBONOL QJFOR ROOFS Sh er w /h -Wil l ia ms 1_ J 0007-SWP-000192193 Su er wut-Wil l iams Ebonol Ebonol is a heavy-bodied black paint made for efficiently protecting exterior sur faces of all kinds. It dries with a high gloss and its protective and waterproof qualities are unsurpassed Ebonol is ex ceedingly elastic; expands and. contracts with the surface on which it is applied; will not crack, rub or peel of!; and gives maxi mum service and protection. Roofs Ebonol is a most satisfactory paint to apply on roofs of factories, sheds, barns, etc. It can be used on roofs of metal, wood, composition, felt or concrete. Acid-Resisting Ebonol is not only an acid-free paint, but is unaffected by the action of acids and al kali, therefore is a splendid paint to be used where acid fumes or acids have to be con tended with. Covering Capacity The covering capacity of Ebonol on metal is from 400 to 450 square feet, one coat, on the average surface; on average composition surface from 200 to 275 square feet, one coat; on the average wood surface, 275 to 350 square feet, etc. Uses for Ebonol AH kind9 of roofing. Boilers, Boiler and pipe sheet metal. Cement swimming pools. Coal bunkers in steamers. Coating the wearing streaks on car floats. Concrete block foundations. Corking or calking flat bottom boats to stop leaks. ' Country road scrapers. Covering composition roofing. agricultural implement castings. Dip! HU1,* bolts and iron used in vehicles. Klto'M is a splendid paint for the inside of battery boxes. Galvanized iron roofs. Galvanised and wooden culverts. Garages. * Grain elevators. Granite building blocks. .Greenhouse benches. Gutters. Ice cans. Iron fences. Iron gratings. Mend leaks around chimneys. Metal parts on steam shovels. Metal bridges. Metal pinks. Mine tipples. Ore budtets and cars. Painting fire escapes. Painting gas drums used in soda fountains. Painting girdles around fruit trees to keep borers from laying eggs and batching. _ Painting under auto fenders where rust sets iu. Prepared roofs. Refinery plants. Rough cheap castings in iron works. Rough iron and wood on. barges, tugs and lighters. Running gears and wheels of metal dump carts and wagons and steam shovels. Silos (wood, metal and concrete). Smoke-stacks. Waterproofing tongue and groove matched lumber. . Waterproofing walls--extenor and below surface. 0007-SWP-000192194 I There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d for every protective, prcservativi . and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VAXNISHBS Paints, varnishes, stains and enam< finishing and refinishing every kind face; a complete range of products highest quality, for palmers and dccc property owners, householders, railway, railway and marine use, and the menu tag trades. DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS* CHEMICALS A wide range of dyes, intermediates, and pigment*, as well as an extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and c INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying mater both dry and putt lurm, covering e quirement of landscape, orchard, fa garden. DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar disirr for use in the home and on the farti DIFS A full line of coal-Ur atid arsenical < cattle, sheep, horses and other Live-sto WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber prese equal in most respects and superior i respects to the beet imported wood p tlves. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUN A complete line of liquid and paste home, industrial and garage use, ( and polishers for metal, furniture, wt automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor W Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u l Pa in t s *md Va r n is h e s d y e s t u f f s , c o l o r s , f ic mc r t t , c h e mic a l s , ms ec CfSittFECTAFTS, WPS, WOOD FRESERrATIPES SOAPS AHO CLEAMtRQ COMPOUNDS fsehriw: CbwhM, Nswnrtt, Chiesgs, Saw F Detrslt, Mentreat Leaden, Eng., Sydney. N, 5 - B3 0007-SWP-000192195 EKONOL Ebonol is a heavy-bodied waterproof black paint which efficiently protects roofs and other exposed exterior surfaces of wood* metal, felt, paper, composition roofing material, etc. It dries with -a high gloss* effectually sealing the pares of surface and is exceedingly elastic--will not crack, rub, peel or scale off, therefore giving maximum service and protection. The use of Ebonol stops leaks and adds many years to the life of a root* preventing disintegra tion to a remarkable degree. In addition to roofs it is used extensively for rainwater tanks, sluice boxes, water troughs, standard pipes, smoke-stacks, etc. The average covering capacity on metal is from 350 to 400 sq. ft. one coat; on composition roofing from 200 to 250 sq. ft, one coat; on wood from 300 to 400 sq. fl. one coat. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l iams Co . r*cToniEi GkCVClAN, CHlciap, OITROn, MONTREAL, LohfrON. two , BreNCY. N. S. W- SALEM Orrice* Wa r e h o u s e * rn PAin c j p AL c it ic * J6B L19 0007-SWP-000192196 IcfiT The u b 6 of satisfactory. Because of the bulky nature of tar a heavy, lifting covering cannot be given to roofing papers by the mkleers. Ebonol greatly Incitastt the life of paper roofing. For Felt Roofs It is waterproof and dahipprooL ]L peilrtratea welt and is particularly suited to felt roofing in damp or cold localities. FOR All liindiftf roofing Boilers Metal bridges Metal drams Boiler and pipe sheet metal Metal tanks Cement swimming pools Mine tipples Cheap outside paintine Coal bunker* in steamers Meters Old tarpauUng Coating thewearlngstreaks Ore buckets and cars on car floats Painting 5re escapes Concrete block foundations Fainting gas drums used In Concrete elevators soda fountains Corking or calking flat bot Painting gird les around tom boats to stop 1talcs fruit trees to keep borers Country road scraper* Covering composition from laying eggs and hatching. roofing Painting underauto fenders t Dipping agricultural Imple where xuat sets In. I ment cartings Pipelines ! Dipping, bolts n'-'d iron used Piping around packing in vehicles houses Dippingtelephon* and Poultry houses ' fence poets Prepared roofs Ebonol is a splendid point Refinery plants for the inside ol battery Rough cheap casting in.iron boxes works Galvanized Iron roofs Rough iron and wood on Galvanised and wooden cul barges, tugs and lighters verts Running gear# and wheels Garages of metal dump carts and Garbage cans wagons and steam shovels Grain elevators Silos (wood, metal and con Granite building blocks Greenhouse benches crete) Smelters Gutters Smoke-stacks Ice cans Waterproofing tongue and Iron fence# groove matched lumber lion gratings Waterproofing walls -- ex Machinery terior and below surface Mead leaks around chim Water troughs ney* Wooden fences Metal parts on steam Wood preservatives shovels 0007-SWP-000192197 Sh er w in -Wil l iams HATBRITE Sh er w /n -Wiiu a ms Pr o d u c t s 0007-SWP-000192198 HAT BRITE VOUR last seasA on's straw hat, which is far too good to discard and at the same time too soiled and faded to he worn another season -- or this year's hat either, if it has begun to look a little the worse for liyear---can he made tplook like new again by the application of Sherwin-wUIiameHat Brite, Fashionable Colors Hat Brite is marketed m the prevailing colors for each season, so that you can . use a color that fashion dictates. Best re sults aresecured by using a similar or darker dye than the original hat color, and the following range of fashionable colors in which Hat Brite is now offered. h a t Barrs permits any hat to he re dyed, in keeping with the prevailing modes. Dries with a highly glossy sur face that is not affected by moisture. The colors are permanent and will not in any way affect the texture of the article to which it is applied. Clear Dorh Green DttlfBfacJz Fawn Gray Gloss Blae^ Gold Cray Liberty Red LighlBIuc Light Green Natty Blue Orchid Rose SealBrowrx Straw Violet Color Card on request from your dealer or by writing the manu facturers. Quantity Required Hat Brite covers very satisfactorily, one hottie being sufficient to color the usual straw hat. Its use is a desirable economy, especially i n these times, as it enables HAT BRITE you, at a very small ex penditure,,to re-color your last season V hat in one the latest prevailing colors, so that it looks like a new one. Other Uses For llat Brite Hat Briteiaa liquid dye manufactured for the ex press purpose of coloring straw, wicker work, etc. While it is used most extensively for straw hats, it is also most excellent for wicker furniture, baby carriages, lamps, basket ry--in fact all kinds- of woven reed, rattan and straw articles. 11 can also he used successfully for canvas and all sorts of leather articles such a portfolios, bags, leather novelties, etc., as well as for colored leather and canvas shoes, satin slip pers, etc. Especially adapted for auto tops, auto curtains, etc. h e shnwiu-wiiittiAi Cow Tmanufactura* rruny prod uct* which arc Invaluable for utd in ind around the home, ' among thftn the following lino ofcltttttui: . s-w mxoAt A pure linseed oil snap, far cleaning painted and w* niehed woodwork, cot gl&a*, window*, mirror* and other highly pain-hod surfaces. Dm nob injure the fitw*t fkbtha 5- POLISH OL The ImtK-TwtaRr estta ordinary, Cleans end pci* i*be at one operation a]] aorta of woodwork, fur* ttitnxe, Cc.t upedally good /or use on automobile bodies. S-V ARA5-ARITC Liquid metal pdwh for cleaning and polishing article* made of bna and other poUahable metal*, Ha* many use* around the kiM from the front door plate to the automobile in th gang*. SW rXOOH WJPE Cieaper and polidr of waxed and varnished sur face*. Removes thltUnf of dirt which dusting doee Pot touch, and at th* name time hrict* out the original lustre. 0007-SWP-000192200 SHERmH- WlLUAA Pr o d u c t s CouS(l,if a in t s a n d v a r n is h *E*ri,rrBi *otw CHIKfeeTAT*, Wo d THC SKE*WM-WnU*MS c TUTMm- KtMUmi ***m, crauc. umn^ tHVH, ON. ML'iamct* M MtMmi nnitni n mr d*9 T 0007-SWP-000192201 EBOLAST/C ROOF CEMENT Sh c r w in -Wil l ia ms >Y Pr o d u c t s JL/a 0007-SWP-000192202 Ebolastic Roof Cement or some other such material is Used, and it can be plainly seen that material of this ITH the present high cost of roof character will not stand much exposure. W ing, it is of utmost importance It is therefore important in purchasing that the proper care be taken to ' your requirements, of roof cement to choose keep roofs in good shape, and when a leak one of known reputation. The initial cost develops the economical thing to do is to may be slightly more, but the ultimate cost stop it at once, noL in a temporary sort of will be much less. way, but permanently. Roofing, also, after it has beat exposed to the. elements for a long time, disintegrates, and cracks and holes appear here and there over the entire roof. Under these conditions the quick and economical method to correct this sort of a condition and to insure many more years of life, is to apply over the entire roof a coat ing of Sherwin-Williams Ebolastic Roof Cement, Sherwin-Williams Ebolastic Roof Cement Sherwin-Williams Ebolastic Roof Cement should be applied with a trowel. This can be done in any kind of weather, as heat . and cold docs not affect it, although it is easier to work in warm weather. One hundred pounds of Ebolastic Roof Cement will cover approximately 260 square feet one-sixteenth of an inch in thickness, which is the usual thickness applied when the entire roof is being coverea. is a soft, plastic material of putty-like con sistency, made from weather-resisting oils and long asbestos fibre. On account of its extreme elasticity, it will adapt itself to the contraction and expansion of the sur Other uses for Sherwin-WilUants Ebolastic Roof Cement For water embedding, promenade tile, drop slate, for watertight joints of concrete walls, roofs, irrigation Rumes, cisterns, reservoirs, silos, face on which it is applied. It will not run tanks, dry kilns, etc. under the hot Summer sun nor crack in For use around boiler settings to overcome the cold weather. It is absolutely water proof. Rain water will not discolor it and trouble often experienced through leakage of air due to cracks in brickwork. jarring, cracking and other surface changes will not loosen its firm grip ori the surface. Sherwin-Williams Ebolastic Roof Cement is water, acid and alkali proof and will neither crack nor become brittle. There are many different qualities of roof cement, many of which are of such nature Sherwin-Williams Ebolastic Roof Cement can be had from your dealer in la, 5s, 25s, 50s and that after a short exposure they rapidly barrels. dry out and disintegrate. For instance, Ebolastic Roof Cement also is made in liquid many roof cements offered on the market at the present time are mixtures of coal form, and is applied with a large roofing brush or sqiitegc, forming a plaster after application. tar and heavy mineral fillers for pigment and instead of using asbestos fiber, oakum There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d for every protective, preservativi and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR /TS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints, varnishes, stains and cnami finishing and refinishing every kind (ace; a complete range of product* highest quality, for punters and dec property owners, householders, railway railway and marine use, and the man' Sng trades. DYESTUFFS. COLOE3, PIGMENTS. CHEMICALS A wide range of dyes, intermediates, and pigments, as well as an extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and ct INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES . A complete line of spraying mateH both, dry and paste form, covering ev quirement of landscape, orchard, fat garden, DISINFECTANTS . A line of very powerful coaldar dismf for use in the home and On the faro DIPS A fnfl line of coal-tar and arsenical c caicle, sheep, horses and other ]ivc*sto< WOOD FBESEKYAT1VES A line of high quality timber preset equal in most respects and superior- ir Tespecte to the best imported wood pi lives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COKPQUNC A complete line of liquid and paste so home, industrial and garage use. and polishers (or metal, furniture, woe automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor Wi Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d o c Pa in t s a w Va r n is h e s DTESTUPFS, CBl6R9r PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS, fNSECTt DISINFECTANTS, DIPS, WOOD PRESENT* TWER, SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS fieteriw: CWrrUnf, Newark, Chicago, Daw Fn 9Mt, Mtatmb laadn, Earn Sydney. N. S. S3 ro' 0007-SWP-000192204 SHERWtM- Wti.UAU\ FLOOR-SEAL A WATER-RESTS, VARNISH Ol| ' FOR SEALING FLOti J SHERWIN- WILLIAMS Fk is a pale, light bodied, waT . varnish oil for sealing and hardi floors of all kinds. Unlike linsr other oils used as preservatives hold the dust, nor terid to discolor.^ on which applied. ,' Floor-Seal-Oil is brushed on the same as;#'f floor oils or varnish, dries over bight with i a semi-gloss finish that is harder, jpaore.'P durable and more moistuferresisflhg^&iai .v'S linseed oil. It also has better' bindingipbd'isl sealing qualities than linseed oii. '';FldQre '':f coated with Floor-Seal-Oil may' be easil^' | washed without injury, anij-'ar'eQefjd'Ji^n^i dened and sealed long after the" natural^'? gloss disappears. ' r.-'" "''' ..T-'' Especially adapted, for use in- sd ....... office buildings, department stores,' gyiri-.v\:| nasi urns, etc. Protective, economicmm sanitary. Covers approxi- . --*- = mately 500 square feet per gallon, one coat. -Put up in one and five-gallon cans, drums and barrels. ' Prices on application. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil u a ms Co . tuveumo; cM|cat>, nrwRn, PAAHCISC9 (14EAWIL1.b) 'b a n ' 0007-SWP-000192205 THIS PAGE IS PARTIALLY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT. THE PORTION OF THE PAGE THAT COULD BE LIFTED STATED There is a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRO for every protective, preservative and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints, varnishes, stains and ename finishing and refinishing every hind face; a complete range ofproducts highest quality, for painters and dec property owners, householders, railway railway and marine use, and the man ing trades. DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS A wide range of dyes, intermediates, and pigments, as well as an extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and c INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete fine of spraying materi both dry and past form, covering ev requirement of landscape, orchard, far garden. DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar disinf for use in the home and on the far DIPS A full line of coal-tar and arsenical cattle, sheep, horses and other live-stoc WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber preser equal in most respects and superior in respects to the best imported wood pr tires. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUND A complete line of liquid and paste so home, industrial and garage use. Cl and polishers for metal, furniture, woo automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor Wa SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCT PAINTS AND VARNISHES DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS, INSECTI DISINFECTANTS, DIPS, WOOD PRESERVATIVES, SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS Factories: Cleveland, Newark, Chicago, San Fra Detroit, Montreal, London, Eng., Sydney, N.S. B37DE 0007-SWP-000192206 I THIS PAGE IS PARTIALLY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT. THE PORTION OF THE PAGE THAT COULD BE LIFTED STATED There is a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PROD for every protective, preservative a and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints, Varnishes, Stains and Enamels ishing and reflnishing every kind of sur complete range ofproducts of the highe lity, for painters and decorators, p owners, householders, railway, street and marine use, and the manufacturing DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENT CHEMICALS A wide range of Dyes, Intermediates, and Pigments, as well as an extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and c INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying materials, dry and past form, covering every requi of landscape, orchard, farm and garden. DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar disinfe for use in the home and on the farm. DIPS A full line of coal-tar and arsenical cattle, sheep, horses and other livestock WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber preser equal in most respects and superior in respects to the best imported wood pre fives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUN A complete line of liquid and paste so home, industrial and garage use. Cle and polishers for metal, furniture, woo automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor Wax SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCT PAINTS AND VARNISHES DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS, INSECTICI DISINFECTANTS, DIPS, WOOD PRESERVATIVES, SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS Factories: Cleveland, Newark, Chicago, Detroit, Mon London, Eng., Sydney, N-S.W. PRINTED IN U.S.A. B424 F19 0007-SWP-000192207 THIS PAGE IS PARTIALLY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT. THE PORTION OF THE PAGE THAT COULD BE LIFTED STATED eal-Oil Endorsed by Well Known Architects ANVILLE E. SCOTT CHITECT AND ENGINEER ENS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. NORWALK, OHIO December 30,1921 Williams., Co. Ohio. has been using your product Floor-Seal-Oil in school houses and theatre floors, and also on the Norwalk Country Club, as a substitute Tor oil treatment which we formerly specified in case the results have been satisfactory, both to and to the owners, as it left the floors in a clean, condition, which we prefer over the results sometimes with hot linseed oil, with its tendency to show soil. are specifying this material on some other work, and to make you this favorable report on this mat- Yours very truly, G.E. SCOTT d on Many Well-Known Buildings Baptist Church, Rogersville, Tenn. palachia House Furnishing Co., Appalachia, Va. y of New Bedford Schools, New Bedford, Mass, vation Army Citadel, Providence, R.I. asonic Orphans Home, Fort Worth, Texas ew Evening Star Bnilding, Washington, D.C. ica Country Day School, Utica, N.Y. College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio Norwalk Country Club, Norwalk, Ohio over E526J-22 659 4 0007-SWP-000192208 = \ PQt>vci& 0007-SWP-000192209 - = "^-"""' 3 itjuuijfcii The Dutch Process of Making Lead HE method employed in England and the United States in the production of white lead, except for a limited amount, is that known as the Dutch Proc ess, In other words, the Dutcli are generally cred ited with the discovery of this successful method, though this contention is disputed by some. For instance, in an old Soman work written about 300 B. C, may he found the following: "Lead is placed in earthen vessels over sharp vinegar, and after it has acquired some thickness of a sort of rust, which it does in about ten days, they open the vessel and scrape it off." There are many references which could be quoted to show that white lead was manufactured in many other coun tries of Europe prior to the period usually referred to for the establishment of the industry in Holland, L e.. the sixteenth century. When metallic lead is exposed to the action of the air and moisture, it Iwcoincs 0007-SWP-000192210 \ covered with a white substance composed of carbonate and hy drated protoxide of lead, which is the white lead of commerce. By A Lni Butt the Dutch Process white lead is produced by artificially creating these conditions and submitting metallic lead to the corroding effects of a warm atmosphere loaded with the vapors of carbon dioxide (carbonic acid gas), of acetic acid and of steam. The indications are that the chemical process in the corrosion of lead by the Dutch Process involves at the start the oxidation of the lead and the formation of basic lead acetate; that this basic lead acetate is decomposed by the carbon dioxide present, the basic lead being pre cipitated as white lead; and that the neutral acetate, again acting an more metallic lead, is changed into the basic form ready to be acted upon again by the carbon dioxide, and so continuing as long as all the con ditions requisite are present, Corroding Pot 4 Regarding the method of handling the lead in corroding stacks, quoting from an old work, the following may be found as the method used in Rotterdam and Amsterdam: "The lead was first cast in thin sheets, which were roiled in a spiral, and placed in earthen pots 7 to 8 inches high and 4 to S inches in diameter, made wider at the top than at the bottom. To prevent the lead from falling to the bot tom, they placed inside the pot, and at about one-third of its depth, a piece of wood cut the length of the diameter of the pot. This was the Rotterdam meth od. At Amsterdam the manufacturers had moulded in the inside of the pot. and at about one-third of its height, three little points, which served, instead of the wood, to support the lead. The stacks were built in one range of four, each being 15 feet square. After the i pots had been filled up to an indicated point, with vinegar, and the spiral lead placed in position in each pot, they were arranged in rows in the stack upon a bed of dung, 4 feet thick; the pots were placed together as closely as pos- s 0007-SWP-000192211 t sible and when the bed was covered with the pots, plates of lead were laid upon Our Facilities for Making them and the whole layer covered with Old Dutch Process Lead boards. These boards were then cov ered with dung and another tier of pots placed as before, filled with vinegar and lead, and covered in the same manner. This was repeated until five tiers, or layers, were built up. The lead was left in the stacks from 4 to S weeks, `accord ing,' Jars says, `to the season and the quality of the dung.'11 This method, in * * HE Sherwin-Williams Co. has for a long time pro duced the more important raw materials that enter into its manufactured products. White lead has been left until almost the last because of the large so far as corroding is concerned, is vir amount of property and tually the same as is in use today, except investment necessary to that spent tan-bark (bark which has complete a suitable cor been used in tanning operations) is used roding plant. We now in place of manure, a flat lead plate t have at Chicago a com (called a buckle) instead of a rolled plete white lead plant where we are sheet, and the further fact that the ther manufacturing Old Dutch Process mometer and ventilating pipe play an im- , Lead (ODP). portant part in the handling of the stacks . Our reason for making our own lead is of today. not only due to the fact that our con sumption of carbonate of lead is very large, but also to the fact that as we make, sell and distribute a complete line of paint and varnish products, we feel that it is decidedly to our best interests to offer our trade a strictly pure grade of white lead of such quality as will be recugnized as the leading brand throughout1 the country. To safeguard the quality of our lead, we have as corroder a man s7 j ; 1 ' , . : , ' j ! j j . , ' 0007-SWP-000192212 1 Lead bring token out of stacks after common. Gate from ftere to be separated in miff building :- `(Hf:-. :r'r. 1: A--mkfain screen, where second separation it made B--Lost torrent where Unat separation is made a who has had over 25 years' experience in the lead business. The foremen of each department are also men who have served many years in lead manufacture. The stack-house where we are corrod ing' Old Dutch Process Lead is 266 feet long, 233 feet wide, and contains 37 stacks, with provision for adding any number of additional stacks from time to time as the growth of the business may require. Each stack has a capacity of 13,000 pots, each pot holding about 18 pounds of lead. The mill building in our plant is 150 feet long, 75 feet wide and 4 stories high. It contains the separat ing, grinding and washing machinery, settling tanks, mixing machinery and lin seed oil storage tanks. The accompanying view shows a draw ing gang dumping the corroded lead from the pots into a dump bucket. A travel ing crane, of which there are four, then takes the filled bucket to the bucklebeater where the lead is weighed and dumped and then automatically conveyed to the mill building after the first separa tion of scrap lead has been made. The traveling cranes not only operate backwards and forwards, but are so ar ranged as to leave the bridge behind to travel out over any individual stack. This enables us to handle the material a 0007-SWP-000192213 1 X&SUBBW Grinding roll* 10 -.jtSUKJK * most economically both into and out of the stacks. As soon as a stack is emptied the setting' gang comes in and the work of rebuilding goes on; corroding pots are served the men by the cranes, who ar range them in rows ready for the new buckles that are delivered from the cast ing machine in quantities of 3,000 pounds at a time. With the modern stack-house equipment as described, we are able to set and draw lead as economically, if not more so, than any other concern in the white lead business in this country. The second illustration on page eight shows the screens in our separator house where the carbonate is screened after passing through a series of rolls that break off and flatten out all particles of blue lead that still remain after pass ing through the first separation in die corroding yard. From the screen "B" die carbonate is delivered to the drag-box, where it is mixed with water and passed into the water mills for grinding. In making our Old Dutch Process Lead we use only the best specially refined, de silverized pig lead that wc can possibly obtain. The greater part of our tonnage of pig lead is shipped to ns in car-loads of 50 tons each. The lead comes in pigs weighing about 100 pounds each. Upon receipt of ilte ears at our Chicago plant, u 0007-SWP-000192214 \ `JC >. '? 1 ,K_^r-1- J-t fv T*b reeift, atfrr* frorf r W before going to dry pans or ZParrr willr, nhtre lead it tint ground itr -ouift'r tt each pig is sampled by a tester and analy sis made on the combined samples. This gives average figures for each shipment received, allowing us to Weep a check and to be absolutely sure that the pig lead we are using is right. One brand of pig lead purchased is the Electrolytic Double Re fined Desilverized Corroding Lead and the standard with which our analysis is checked is as follows: Copper ______ ,001 Silver, not more than -- -- -- .001 Arsenic ------ .002 Antimony ------- -- .006 Bismuth ______ .003 Iron _______ .002 i Zinc trace By this thorough method of checking 4 the raw product that goes into our white lead, and by careful and up-to-date means of manufacture, we are able to produce a lead which we know will be absolutely satisfactory in every particular, and one that will meet exactly the guarantee shown on every package of Old Dutch Process Lead that we manufacture: This package is vmrrautei to contain tin thing but Strictly Pun' tl'kile Lead, ground in Strictly Pure Linseed Oil, and we rein pay one erinr? of gold for every enure of adulteration it iitiry be found to contain. u / 0007-SWP-000192215 t How We Make Old Dutch Process Lead HE process by which we make our lead is as fol lows: A bed of tan-bark, about 14 inches in depth, is spread in what is called a stack. Upon this bed of bark are set in even rows hundreds of corroding pots. In the bottom of each pot is placed about a pint of 2'/i per cent acetic acid. The pots are then filled to the top with lead buckles, each of which weighs about three-quarters of a pound. When the entire S|\ice is filled, except for a wall of tan-hark on four sides, a ventilating pipe with a 2-inch hole in top is placed in position at or about the center, and the whole surface is covered with a layer of Iwards. Upon the hoards is placed an other layer of tati-bark, then more pots, acid and lead, and so on until the stack is filled to its limit, and the stack is then finished anti ready In he manipulated hv llie corrmler. The hole in the tup of each vent is provided willi a small pear-shaped lillltoil. which is use'll io regulate tile flow l-l I Two shaker screens where all forris* matter U eliminated Setting pig lead buckles 1G \ 0007-SWP-000192216 1 of the vapor from each bed, as the tcm[wrature is indicated by the thermometer and as the judgment of the corroder indi cates. When the beds are closed, heat is generated by slow combustion in the tanhark, and at the same time oxidation takes place. The heat also evaporates the acetic acid, which attacks the lead oxide and forms a basic acetate of lead, which when combined with the carbonic acid gas generated by the combustion in the tan-bark, forms what is known as the white lead of commerce. The process requires approximately 120 days from start to finish, or from the time the lead is put in until it has all been taken out. The results as to the percentage of lead corroded, and the percentage of increase in weight, vary in nearly every stack. The former is likely to be anywhere from 70 to 90 per cent, and as a rule, taken year in and year out, the average will no! show over an 80 per cent corrosion. The increase does not vary greatly, and it will be found that for every 100 pounds of metal corroded there will be taken out from 124 to 12b pounds, or an increase of 24 to 26 per cent. This ends the first step in the process, and all that remains is to put the lead in proper shape for the market. To do this is * , ` : Vitv it #a-riMat Fitting ibfceriincgcgr rwi-huettr'ei inlfar*dt*iffrewlieviegdhendnstaeteoJ 0k1eIgs after IT 1 0007-SWP-000192217 \ the lead is first passed through a system Safeguarding Our Linseed Oil of screens and rolls so that all metallic - particles of uncorroded lead may be taken AFEGUARDING our raw out; it is then passed along to the water materials has always been mills to be ground to a proper degree of a watchword with this fineness, and then pumped to a washing and floating system. The lead must be ` Company. In addition to manufacturing our own thoroughly washed to take out the acid . white lead, operating our which remains after the process of cor zinc and lead mines and rosion. Then there remains only to take out any tan-bark which may have dropped in with the lead, settle out the coarse parts to be reground, and float on the fine partides to the settling system, from whence it is pumped on to dry pans and smelters,, making our own dry colors, japans, driers, etc., and testing the tur pentine which we use, we make the pure linseed oil which we use In our vari ous paint and varnish products. the water evaporated. We then have our ' Linseed oil is the most important raw Strictly Pure Old Dutch Process White material used in the manufacture of Lead (dry), ready to he pulverized, paints and varnishes. It has a peculiar packed in barrels and sent to our various quality of combining with the other ingre plants, or ground in oil and sent into the dients in forming a film which protects open market. the surface underneath. The quality of A linseed oil is therefore of the greatest importance, as the use of inferior or adul terated oS for preparing or thinning a paint is sure to cause trouble and give unsatisfactory results, Hu order to abso lutely safeguard our products, we have for a number of years manufactured our own linseed oil. We have given the mak ing of our oil the very closest attention Vi 10 0007-SWP-000192218 \ Linseed Oil Mill, Cleveland--Inferior View to insure its quality in every possible way. This care in manufacture starts at the very beginning, as we buy only the best flaxseed obtainable. This seed is screened and recleaned in our own mills, and is then pressed at a lower temperature than is usually employed, leaving in the cake the mucilaginous matter which usually finds its way into the oil. In order to further clarify the oil it is carefully fil tered and stored in steel tanks, where it is aged until it becomes clear and bril liant and free from sediment. t 91 0007-SWP-000192219 I First Quality Colors in Oil JlHE Sherwin-Williams Co. makes a line of First Qual ity colors in oil with the special requirements of the most intelligent class of master painters in mind. Our oil colors are used by the practical painter to tint pure white lead or stock white base to the desired shade required for paint ing the particular job in hand. These colors are ground exceedingly fine in mills of our own special design. They embody the maximum of tinting strength, combined with purity of tone. Owing to the strength of the color and the impalpable fineness to which they are ground, they possess unusual tinting strength, and for that rea son are economical in use. Painters who use tinting colors with white lead as a base will find that the Sherwin-Williams Strictly Pure Old Dutch Process White Lead has all the old-fashioned good qualities necessary for this purpose. Our Old Dutch Proc ess Lead is free from acid and is ground in our own linseed oil. For this reason 22 it will be found absolutely satisfactory in every particular, for use with our First Quality Color in Oils. , Directions for Use. fn using First Quality Colors in Oil with Old Dutch Process Lead or Paste White stock, the lead should first he ; broken up to a semi-painting consistency I and stirred until the mixture is perfectly ! smooth. The color should then be re duced to about the same consistency by the addition of a little turpentine. Then gradually add the color to ihe white, keeping the mixture stirred continually until the desired shade appears. It will be found that much less tinting color will be required for Sherwin-Williams First Quality Colors in Oil, so used, than if ordinary adulterated colors or dry colors hand-mixed with oil are used. Sherwin, Williams First Quality Colors in Oil rep resent the highest quality in purity, tintI ing strength, and fineness of grinding. 23 I \ 0007-SWP-000192220 Sherwin-Williams First Quality Colors in Oil are made in the following Tints and colors: BLACKS-- Ivory Drop English Coach Sign Painters Lamp BLUES-- Chinese Prussian Cobalt Ultramarine BROWNS-- Raw Turkey Umber Burnt Turkey Umber Raw Italian Sienna Burnt Italian Sienna Vandyke Brown GREENS-- Paris Bronze Chrome Light Chrome Medium Chrome Dark REDS-- Dragon Bulletin Premier Non-Fading English Vermilion American Vermilion English Rose Lake English Rose Pink Bright Tuscan Tuscan Turkey Indian English Venetian YELLOWS--Chrome Light, Medium Orange and Dark Orange (Chemically Pure) Chrome Light, Medium Orange ana Dark Orange Golden Ochre Yellow Ochre St B4J1 A20 sat j i , : 1 ! { ' \ ! , 1 j j 1 j j ' : 1 t 1 0007-SWP-000192221 II There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d for every protective, preservative s decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR /T9 PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Pitnca, Varnishes, Stains and Enameh Ishlng and refinlshinc every kind aTsa cgmpkt* nniK of products of tire hlgbf Hy , for paInter* and decorators, [ owners, householders, railway, street and marine use, and the manufacturing DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENT CHEMICALS A- wide range of Dye#, intermediates and Pigments, an well an an extensive chemicals. for prompt shipment and c INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying mflttrffth. dry and paste form, covering every teqq of landscape, orchard, farm and garden DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar distal for use in the home and on the farm, DIPS ] A fall line of coal-tar and araeniea] i cattle, sheep, horses and other Uvestoc WOOD PRESERVATIVES A Una of high quality timber turner equal In most-respects and superior In respects to the best imported wood pr livn, SOAPS AND CLEANING COMFOUV A complete line of liquid and paste so home, industrial and garage use, Ch and polishers for metal, furniture, woo automobiles, etc. Float Oils, Floor Wu Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u o Pa in t s mo Va r n is h e s DTCSTVFFS. COLORS. CNtMiCRlS. fMSECT/CI OiSDtPeCTAKTS. OtFS, WWO P*tStfitiTir3t SOAPS AMP CUAHM COMPOUNDS \ . / Factories: Cleveland, Chicago. Newark-Detroit, Mont London, Eng,, Sydney, N,S.W,,. . j. Sales Offices ud WaoabouaM In Principal CldtS B424 F19 V 0007-SWP-000192222 0007-SWP-000192223 SuemH-Wiwm ANt ydaMP f 0UHDATIN WMP-PRo o p ,^ Sherwin-Williams Antydamp is applied to the exterior of concrete or masonry foundations below grade, to prevent the penetration of moisture through foundation walls, and there by making dry basement walls possi ble, Atitydamp is a damp-resisting, alkali-proof, acid-proof, glossy black paint, of asphalt type. It is very heavy in body, and will remain in a "semi-tacky" and elastic condition indefinitely, thereby preventing the cracking of the film, and the resultant penetration of dampness into the foundation walls. Sherwin-Williams Antydamp will cover approximately. 25 to 40 square feet, two coats to the gallon. It comes ready for application and is applied cold, except in' very cold weather when it is necessary to heat slightly before applying. Antydamp should be applied in (nil coats without endeavoring to brush the material out too much, because the heavier the coating is, the more protection it affords. In applying Antydamp it is recommend ed that a three or four-knot roofing brush be used. Where there is a presence of hidden springs or marshy land, or hydrostatic pressure in any form around the foundation, the use of two coats of Antydamp is not sufficient. Under these conditions it will be necessary to alternate at least two layers of cheap burlap or felt paper with Antydamp. Special instructions regarding procedure to be followed will be supplied upon request. Specifications for Application The exterior of all foundation walls below grade, prior to any back filling, shall be damp-proofed by the appli cation of two full coats of SherwinWilliams Antydamp Foundation Damp-Proofing in the consistency supplied by the man ufacturer. Twen ty-four hours shall be allowed for drying between the first and second coats, and at least 24 hours shall be permitted to elapse after the second coat has been applied, before back filling. This. damp-proofing material shall be applied with a three or fourknot roofing brush. (Note.--Sufficient space shall be provided for, in digging the excava tion, for men to have room to apply Antydamp to all parts of the founda tion surface.) Th e $h eh w in - Wil l ia ms Co . PJkCTGRUfti BLEVELMIG, CHiCMO, NEWARK. UN (CMNNYVIIUJ VKLES orviCC* UNO WARtHOUSE* IN RRINCfRAL CITIK* OTHER SHERWIH- WILLIAMS Pr o d u c t s PLASTER BOND A. specially prepared paint erf asphalt tyce applied t* inside brick above grade to serve as a damp-prooflu^ CONCRETE AND CEMENT HARDENER An effective preparation for hardening, dust-ptooi ing end *paif*iy cement floors* STONE BACKING For stain proofing the back of atarhl* slab* and cu stone buiJdinB blocks* CONCRETE WALL FINISH A high quality oil paint manufactured, eapcciall for exterior use on concrete, cement, brick and stucc work. CONCRETE FLOOR FINISH Hade especially for use on cement floors. EGG SHELL MILL-WHITE An Intensely white finish for interior walls ax ceUIofB ol factories, mills, dairies, stores, etc. DADO ENAMEL For finishing dados on interior walls. FLAT-TONE The perfect, flat, washable oil paint fat Inter! walls sod ceilings. STAINS A full line meeting all requirements. MAR-NOT, SCAK-NGT AND RBXPAR VARNK Mar-not, highest grade waterproof floor vami: ' Scar-not, highest grade waterproof and heatpre Interior varnish. Rerpar, the king of all $par varnish CARBOLIC-OI. An effective wood preservative composed of pi anthracene oil derived from the distillation of pi coal-tax. Th e Sh e r w ih -Wiu h a h s Co , tACTowit*! cucveiartD. Ch ic ag o , irewAAK, SAW rflAHCtftCO (CMCRVVM.LC) ssi-r* erncca a h d wARCMOuaca ih rumen c it ic s B5JS S24 I V i----- r 0007-SWP-000192225 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms 0007-SWP-000192226 mmm 3 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms PLASTER BOND For Damp-proofing Interior Walls Above Grade Sherwin-Williams Plaster Bond is a specially prepared paint of the asphalt type which is applied, without heating. on inside brick, tile or concrete walls above grade before plaster is applied, to serve as a damp-proofing and to do away with the necessity for furring or lathing. Sherwin-Williams Plaster Bond may be applied by brush or spray method. If the brush method is to be used, a three or four-knot roofing brush is recommended, although a Tampico brush may be used if desired. SberwinWilliams Plaster Bond dries slowly, and 24 hours after it has been applied it is in tbe tacky condition which is ideal for the application of plaster. As the plaster dries out, the Plaster Bond also dries, resulting in a tenacious bond. SherwinWilliams Plaster Bond covers approxi mately 100 square feet to the gallon, one coat--varying with the porosity of the wall. The outstanding features of SherwinWilliams Plaster Bond are as follows: Damp-proofs walls. Prevents staining of plaster. Makes furring or lathing unnec essary, and thereby increases size of rooms and reduces construction costs. Eliminates space between plaster and wall and thereby does away with breeding spaces for vermin. Aids in fire-proofing by eliminating wood and spaces between wall and plaster. This material is not designedor intended for use on ceilings or coves and should never he usedfor anything but perpendicu lar wall work. Specification for Application Tbe inside surfaces of the brick, tile or concrete exterior walls above grade which are to be plastered, shall be dampproafed with Sherwin-Williams Plaster Bond. All surfaces to be treated shall be dry and clean, and free from frost. One full coat of Plaster Bond shall be applied in the consistency supplied by the manufacturer. Care shall be taken that the entire surface is thoroughly covered. A retouching or "spotting coat" shall be applied to those sections where any voids or "pin holes" appear after the Plaster Bond has been absorbed into the walls. When complete, the surface shall have a uniform black appearance. First coat of plaster shall be applied between 24 and 72 hours after the Plaster Bond has been applied. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . mcroRica: Cl ev el an d , Ch ic ag o , r ew ar d , a N FRANCISCO Ce MERVVILIe ) AixsorrtcEs a n d w a r e h o u s e s in pnirrciAAi c it ie s zmt lan soi 0007-SWP-000192227 0007-SWP-000192228 mmugt CONCRETE* CEMENT HARDENER Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms 0007-SWP-000192229 0007-SWP-000192230 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms CONCRETE AND CEMENT HARDENER Sherwin-Williams Concrete and Cement Hardener is a liquid chemical which, applied to the surface of a floor, makes it hard as granite, preventing "dusting" or the wearing vff of small particles from the surface of the floor which is caused by the friction of walk ing or trucking. It is important that dusting be prevented not only on account of the annoyance from this source, but also because it is the forerunner of future decay and subsequent delay in rush seasons from continual renewal, and because of the danger of the dust or sand getting into fine and costly machinery--the sum total of which is loss in money to a manufacturing concern. S-W Concrete and Cement Hardener makes your factory' more attractive and healthful. Furthermore it has the property of neutralizing the alkaline salts present in cement, thus making it much safer for painting. No skill is necessary for applying this hardener. It may be put on by a brush or can be successfully sprayed. Its quick-drying qualities are such that it may be applied at night after work and the floors will be ready again for use the next morning without any loss m working time. * Directions If it is to be used as a preparatory treatment before painting, one brush coat applied as it comes from the pack age will give very satisfactory results. When used for hardening and water proofing without changing the original color of the cement, three coats should 'ie applied as follows: First coal: Dilute with two gallons of water to one gallon of Concrete and Cement Hardener. . Second coat: Dilute with one gallon of water to one gallon of Concrete and Cement Hardener. ' Third coat: Dilute with one gallon of water to two gallons of Concrete and Cement Hardener. High Quality Insured In the manufacture of this material the same superior quality is maintained that is characteristic of all "Cover the Earth" products. It is the result of the long established policy of The SherwinWilliams Co. to make a special product for every surface. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil , MkOTOfMCa AN PT CLEVELAND, <501 Canal Road, N CHICAGO, Pullman Station NEWARK, Brown Street and Liste MONTREAL, B97 Centre Street LONDON, ENGLAND SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA WINNIPEG, 11Q Sutherland Avenu WAnEMoUaK* AND C ALBANY, $#0 Broadway ATLANTA, 52 No. Broad Street BALTIMORE, & W. Fayette Stree BINGHAMTON, N. Y,, 115 Court BIRMINGHAM, 2021 N. Third Av BOSTON, 11-13*15 Stilling* Street BUFFALO, 66-68 Erie Street CHICAGO, City OfHce, HOi Peop CHICAGO, City Service Station, 23 CINCINNATI, Sixth, corner Main COLUMBUS, 16-20 Chestnut Stree DALLAS. 1013-21 Wall Street DENVER, 022 Fifteenth Street DETROIT, City Service Station, and Wholesale Warehouse, 475 PORT WORTH, 700 Houston Stre HOUSTON. 2trtft*12 Preston Stree INDIANAPOLIS, 34 S. Meiidian s JOHNSON CITY, 1CB Main Stree KANSAS CITY, Hickory Street an NASHVILLE. Fifth Avenue, come KNOXVILLE. 505 Gay Street LONDON, ENG., 7 Well Court,Qu LOS ANGELES, SI6-S22 Traction MINNEAPOLIS, 701-705 Tliird S NEW ORLEANS, 317 Camp Stiee NEW YORK, Cuyler Bvildins, 12C, OMAHA, corner Tenth and Dod?e PASADENA, 117 E. Colorado Stre PEORIA, 3tS S. Adams Street PHILADELPHIA, Delaware Avenu PITTSBURGH, 927 Liberty Street PORTLAND, ORE., 459-471 Ever RICHMOND, VA., 15-17 Seventee SAN ANTONIO, lOI E. Commerc SAN FRANCISCO, 434-466 Secon SAVAPfNAH, 745 Wheaton. Street SEATTLE, 512 Fitet Avenue, Sout SPOKANE, 1-57 So. Post Stn-ftt ST. LOUTS. Second and Clinton Str TORONTO, 1 Lerile Street VANCOUVER, 627 Powell Avenue WACO* 720 Austin Street Lis t o f Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s For Buildings, Outside gad Inside; iSIserttwJ-TrWsoun Point Prepared {SWF} . S-WRexpoi--A weatherproof vamieh. For staining Shingles S-W Presmatite Shingle Slain. Made with creosote. For Buaa, Roofe, Fwcts, Etc. S-WCommonwsaitkBar* Paini. (Red vsA Gray.) S-W Commonwsatfh Paint. For garages, aiborsend fences* 5-TVEbonol. An elasticblack paintforroofs. S*W Roof 4ndBridge Point Serviceable color*. S-W CWoroeewft A Web-grade wood preservative. For Interiors* WbQi * Etc. S-WEnciruloid or Old DutehEnamd. SS--WWFFiaamt-TilyonP*,oinAt.wa-shable flat finish for Trails, etc. For Floors S-1VFloarlae. A wniA stain for all purposes. S-W Intide Floor Point-* For painted finish. S-W At ar-not. The waterproof floor varnish. S-WFloor Wn*. For producing a wax finish. 5-TVFloor-Wipe. CleansoadpolUheshardwood floor?. S-JV Crock ana Scam Fillet. For filling uoiifihtly &cL*. For Cupboards, Baseboards, Shelves* Etc. J5-W Fomilitf Paint. A durable linseed oil pelat- For Chair*, Tables. Decorating, Woodwork* Fee. S-W Old DutchBnomeL For the finest eoamcl finish* S-WEnomd. For % high, enasael finish, 5-1F Fiaorlac. A vanish stain. . 5-TVSwr-iwL Awatoprpoi varnish forintaiarMwodwork. 5-TV Jtatfw^-Th* 34 test varnish. For Polishing Pianos, Furnlturo, Etc. S-W PoUsh-oJ, For Porch and Lawn Furniture. 5-TV Perth andLamt PnmiturePnamtl. For Radiators, Stores, Picture-Frames, Screens, Etc, 5-TV Aluminum Paint. For a silver finldi. 5-TVGold point- For a gold finish. S-W Soretn Enamd. 5-TV iSfOW-FiOe and It on EnatnsL For Autos, Boggles, Boats, Etc. 5-TV AutoEnamel. . 5-TV Auto and Buggy Paint. For fU-Cotofing Straw Hats 5-TV Hal Brito. Fox All Kinds of Varnishing Sherwfn-Williams Vamishes. ' For Jtemoflng Old Paint sail Yumlth . 5-TV TasiU. For General Cleaning S-TVFtacoop. A pure soap made from flaxseed. S-WBrm&tU. For polishing metal. INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying material* for orchard and garden. < BQI Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . haTDRi: CkmutiD. CHruao. sn*n, Omtorr, Mmt h c U) LoptD^K. Ote.r SVMttVi H. 0. W, a>ui orr|CB m W*h e k o v b p ih mo i*** emit E+W K19 Wi 0007-SWP-000192231 CONCRETE* CEMEN HARDENER Sh e r w in -Wil l iAh Pr o d u c t s 4 0007-SWP-000192233 Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms TAXITE PAINT AND VARNISH REMOVER AXITE enjoys an enviable repu Ttation for quality among thousands of users of paint and varnish re movers everywhere. The foremost fea. turc of this material is its ability to eat its way into the toughest paint or var nish film almost instantly, thereby mak ing it possible to remove the old finish from a surface with the least amount of effort and in the shortest period of time. This feature makes it possible to secure the desired results with the mini- . mum use of material, resulting not only in lower material costs, but a saving in labor as well. Taxite removes paint and varnish much more quickly and economically . than by the old method of burning and without the attendant danger of fire. It leaves the surface in the best possible condition for refinishing. The consistency of Taxite is such that it can be used on upright surfaces and ceilings as well as on horizontal surfaces. Taxite does nut injure the hands, damage wood or veneer, or soften glue. It will not discolor or raise the grain of the most delicate woods, nor stain or in jure in any way wooden surfaces on which it is applied. Unlike many removers it does not interfere with the drying or durability of subsequent finishing coats. It contains no injurious material and does not leave an unpleasant odor in the room, in which it is used. The liquid portion of Taxite may be used successfully for removing paint and varnish from many fabrics." DIRECTIONS Sherwin-Williams Taxite is quicker and more efficient in operation than any other paint and varnish remover. For best results a full coat should be brushed on the surface to be cleaned. As soon as the old paint or varnish becomes soft, which will be in from ten to twenty minutes (depending on the thickness and character of the old coatings), the coats can be readily removed with a scraping or putty knife. Very thick, hard coat ings may require a second application of Taxite, but for all ordinary work one coat will be sufficient. After removing the old paint or varnish, the surface of the wood should be cleaned at once with benzine, gasoline, wood alcohol or some of the clear liquid which rises to the top of a package of the goods. Keep -well covered when not in use. Taxite can be applied by anyone and does not require practical paint experi ence to use successfully. 0007-SWP-000192234 DrCSTVFFS. COLOSS, PltMcnTS, MEMicu&.mseen tris/rremitrs, om, tvoos pgsstsnnrss, s <h p s uta euAMiso comuw FwntdM,' arel>tid,Clila^o, tfevarVi Detroit*Moo _ . ^ Union, Bus,. Sydney, N.S.W. , Silti Officer q 4 Woidwoietfa Principal Cl-- E4*i6 C.iO ,amWifra/ * -, CLEANERS FOR AUTO*GARAGE Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms 0007-SWP-000192236 0007-SWP-000192237 SHEHWIH-WiLUm Auto Soap The polished parts of an automobile are the outs which attract attention. It is the slrir.y, well varnished and polished car which always causes favorable: comment, _ Many a car has a good fmfah---bvt icrn hidden, tinder clust and dirt. All that is necessary to make that sort of a ear look like new is to give it a washing and polishing- and to continue doing' this will keep it looking like new. Shvrwin-Vfilliams Auto Soap is a linseed and vegetable oil soup for cluanta? atiwniobib? and lor keeping che fiuteh in good condition, Ic con tains no free alkali--which will ruin a varnished finish, if ike directions as here given are fol lowed, all dirt, dust, mud, etc., will be removed and the original finish will he brought out with out leaving the surface ^dulF or1'smeary," as is the case with many automobile soaps, Aulo Soap conies in one, five, ten, twenty- five and fifty-pound packages; half-barrels sad barrels. DIRECTIONS Wash off all dust and din thoroughly with hose. This will prevent scratching,. _ Apply heavy suck with a clean sponge--especially to chose parts which are greasy and oily. Rinse off immediately with clear water^usmg a hose or clean sponge and wipe dry, New use hot water on automobiles. The same spopge should not be used fur sudsing a for washing off the dust and dirt. One-half cupful of Auto Soap should be used to one poil of water. Smww-Wnum Bras-Brite Sherwin-Williams Bras-Brlre is a liquid prep aration which actually cleans and polishes brass, nickel, copper and olhef metals. It is especially good for lamps, bumpers and other metal ports on automobiles. Only a small quantity of Bras-Biite U neces sary for cleaning a given surface, making it very economical to use. There is no dust following tlw application of Bras-Britc as Is the case with many other metal polishes and the surface is not scratched with fine hair-lines. Braa-Brite remains liquid iu all climates and has no tendency to settle hard in the package, Packages: Half-pint, pint, quartj half-gallon and gallon cans. For best results these directions should be followed: DIRECTIONS Shake can thoroughly. Dampen doth and apply, allow to dry, rub briskly with soft dry cloth and the original lustre U brought bade. SMBm-WiLLim Polish-01 Sbcmn-WilKams Polish-01 is a liquid prep aration made especially for cleaning and polish ing varnished surfaces in one operation. It brings out and intensities the original finish of a polished surface--giving a handsome gloss, and is in no way harmful. If Polish-01 is used regularly an an atiLoptobilc, it will double the life of the varnished mixface, thus doing away with premature painting which might otherwise be necessary. By using Polish-01 you make your car look belter--make the varnish last longer and add to the car's value. Polish-OI is put up in four and twelve-ounce bottles. DIRECTIONS Dampen a soft rag with Polish-01, rub it rapidly over the surface, and the appearance will be renewed immediately. This will give a handsome lustre, the brilliancy of which may be increased even further by rubbing with a dry soft dulh. In olderto get the best results from Polish-OI, the bottle should be shaken thoroughly before using and also from time to time during use, so that all of the material it in aiwoertsion. M Mecha especiall etc., from dirt from without in a soft Mecha a necess causes th supplied Soap. Motor Mechani be found engine tr Sold i pound a StiERWtN- Wil l ia ms High Polish Fluid Wax For those who prefer a wax finish on their automobiles, Sherwin-Williams High Polish Fluid Wax is an excellent product. Il forms a protective film over the varnish, covering up all mars and scratches, is absolutely dust proof and pre vents checking and scratching. High Polish Fluid Wax has exceptional cover ing capacity, is easier to apply and dries more quickly than paste wax. It requires very little rubbing, ao that the whole operation may be completed in a short time. Packages: Half-pint, pint, quart, half-gallon and gallon cans. DIRECTIONS Apply with a brush or a soft doth over a few square feet of surface, then polish with a soft doth, preferably flannel. Should an apparent separation oi the wax from the liquid take place, resulting from exposure to extreme cold, warm slightly. This will quickly bring about a perfect combination of wax and liquid. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . FAOTOME* AND OFFICE* CLEVELAND, 601 Canal Road, N. \V. CHICAGO, Pullman Station. NEWARK. Brown Street and Lister Avenue MONTREAL. s o t Centre Street LONDON, ENGLAND SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA WINNIPEG, 110 Sutherland Avenue WAhlHOUac* a n d arner*: ALBANY, 3BO Broadway .' ' ` '6. Brood Street > w. Fayette Street ' *' N, Y., 113 Court Scree; BIRMINGHAM, 2021 N. Third Avenue BOSTON. 11-13-15 StUUiiES Street BUFFALO, 66-68 Erie Street CHICAGO, City Office, 1101 Pence's Co* BuiWinx CHICAGO, City Service Station, 2355-57 LaSalle Sweci CINCINNATI. Sixth, cornet' Main Street COLUMBUS, lff-29 Chestnut Street DALLAS, 1613-21 Wall Street DENVER. 622 Fifteenth Street DETROIT, City Service Station, 138-140 Rates Strwi and Wholesale Warehouse. 4^5 Trombley Avenue FORT WORTH, 700 Houston Street HOUSTON. 2108-12 Fretrtoa Street INDIANAPOLIS, 34 5. Meridian Street JOHNSON CITY, 103 Main Street KANSAS CITY. Hickory Street and St, Louis Avenue NASHVILLE. Fifth Avenue, comer Union Street KNOXVILLE. 506 Guy Street LONDON, ENG., 7 Will Conrt. Queen Street, E. C, LOS ANGELES, 816-422 Traction Avenue MINNEAPOLIS, 701-705 Third Street. North NEW ORLEANS, 317 Camp Street NEW YORK, Cuvier Buildiufi, 120 W.32nd Street OMAHA, comer Tenth and Dod^e Street* PASADENA, It? E. Colutado Street PPEHOILRAIAD,E3L1P8HSI,AA,dDamelaswSatrreeeAtvenue and Cheatnnt Street PITTSBURGH, 927 Liberty Street PORTLAND, ORE., 469-471 Everett Street RICHMOND, VA., 15-17 Seventeenth Street RAN ANTONIO, 101 B, Commerce Street SAN FRANCISCO, 434-166 Second Street SAVANNAH, 74S Wheaton Street SEATTLE, 512 Fust Avenue. South SPOKANE, 157 So. Pest Street ST- LOUIS, Second and Clinton Streets TORONTO. 1 Leslie Street VANCOUVER, 827 Powell Avenue WACO, 720 Austin Street THIS PAGE IS PARTIALLY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT. THE PORTION OF THE PAGE THAT COULD BE LIFTED STATED There is a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PROD for every protective, preservativ and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints, varnishes, stains and enam finishing and refinishing every kind face; a complete range of products highest quality, for painters and de property owners, householders, railwa railway and marine use, and the man ing trades. DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS A wide range of dyes, intermediates, and pigments, as well as an extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and c INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line ofspraying mater both dry and past form, covering e quirement of landscape, orchard, fa garden. DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar disin for use in the home and on the far DIPS A full line of coal-tar and arsenical cattle, sheep, horses and other live-sto WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber prese equal in most respects and superior i respects to the best imported wood p lives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUND A complete line ofliquid and paste so home, industrial and garage use. Cl and polishers for metal, furniture, won automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor Wa SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUC PAINTS AND VARNISHES DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS, INSECTI DISINFECTANTS, DIPS, WOOD PRESERVATIVES, SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS Factories: Cleveland, Newark, Chicago, San Fra Detroit, Montreal, London, Eng., Sydney, N. S. B 360 E 0007-SWP-000192239 THIS PAGE IS PARTIALLY AFFIXED TO ANOTHER SURFACE AND COULD NOT BE SCANNED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE DOCUMENT. THE PORTION OF THE PAGE THAT COULD BE LIFTED STATED There is a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PROD for every protective, preservativ and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints, varnishes, stains and ename finishing and reflnishing every kind face; a complete range of products highest quality, for painters and deco property owners, householders, railway, railway and marine use, and the manu ing trades. DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS A wide range of dyes, intermediates, and pigments, as well as an extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and c INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying materi both dry and past form, covering ev quirement of landscape, orchard, far garden. DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar disinf for use in the home and on the farm DIPS A full line of coal-tar and arsenical d cattle, sheep, horses and other live-stoc WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber preserv equal in most respects and superior in respects to the best imported wood pre bves. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUND A complete line of liquid and paste soap home, industrial and garage use. Cle and polishers for metal, furniture, woo automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor Wax . SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCT PAINTS AND VARNISHES DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS, INSECTI DISINFECTANTS, DIPS, WOOD PRESERVATIVES, SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS Factories: Cleveland, Newark, Chicago, San Fra Detroit, Montreal, London, Eng., Sydney, N. S. W. B362E2 SOAPS AND CLEANINGCOMPOUNDS Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms '" n Pr o d u c t s \ /s -\ x /a*?. 0007-SWP-000192241 PPIHTED MO PUBLISHED BT Th e W/l u ims Co . Fo reword 'HE productsdescribed in this booklet represent a complete line of specialized materials for fighting filth in it3 many forms. Disinfectants for destroying dis ease germs, which are a constant menace to health; soap for general cleaning and liquid soaps for the toilet; metal polish for brightening up the door knobs; floor oil, floor wax,and furniture polish for brightening up the woodwork. Our line of soaps and cleaning compounds is the result of careful experimenting which has been car ried o uer a period of years by expert chemists. The goods are backed by the Sherwin-Williams organiza tion, who have introduced and established the cover the earth trade-mark in every part of the world. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l iams Co . CLCVCIAMD, CHICAQO, NEWARK, &AK FHANetriCri, DcTROIT, UontHcu, Io n mu . Eh ., By Dritr, N< W. s a l e * omen a n d Wiktkpvai* in p r in c ipa l cities i. 0007-SWP-000192242 Auto Soap Unless great care is taken in the wash ing of automobiles, the lustre will dis appear in a short time. Varnish is very susceptible to free alkali, and an auto soap should be strictly neutral. Sherwin-Williams Auto Soap con tains no free alkali or other harmful ingredients, therefore can be used on the finest finish, removing the grease and grime entirely without in any way affecting the finish. A half cupful of S-W Auto Soap thoroughly dissolved in a pail of water makes excellent suds. After the car has been washed thoroughly with a stream of cold water from a hose (nozzle removed), the suds should be applied with a soft sponge, then rinsed and dried with asoft chamois- Sold in 1 pound, 5 pound, 10 pound, 25 pound and 50-pound cans for private garage use, also in half barrels and barrels for auto laundries, public garages, etc. 3 Phenolene Phenolene is a coal-tar disinfectant, four to five times as efficient as, carbolic acid. In the manufacture of Phenolene, the raw materials are re-distilled to eliminate the tarry substances usually found in disinfectants of this kind. It is uniform, non-corrosive, and forms a perfect emulsion with any kind of water. Since something more than cleanliness is required to keep the home and office sanitary, all scrub and cleaning water should contain Phenolene. Sprayed in dark corners, cellars, etc., it eradicates germs and insects. 11 is an excellent deodorant and should be used in drains, kitchen sinks, etc. Splendid for personal use, for the treatment of cuts, burns and insect bites. Phenolene should be used in the pro portion of two tablespoonsful to one gallon of water. Sold in 2 oz., 4 oS oz. and pint bottles, quarts, gallon and five gallon cans; barrels and drums. 3 0007-SWP-000192243 -- ' as*. Flaxoap Flaxoap is a strictly pure linseed oil soap containing no free alkali. Owing to the fact that pure linseed oil is the life of all paints and varnishes, Flaxoap is the best cleaning material for painted or varnished surfaces. It not only removes the grease and stains which are not affected by ordinary soaps and powders, but restores the original lustre of the finish. Unsurpassed for cleaning floors, wood work and furniture. Excellent for cleaning cut glass, windows and mirrors. Because of its absolutely harmless composition, it is an ideal soap for clean ing rugs, portieres and carpets, removing stains and grease spots and renewing the original freshness of the texture. For proper results Flaxoap should be thoroughly dissolved into suds. Sold in 1 pound, 5 pound, 10 pound and 25-pound lithographed cans; half barrels and barrels. 4 Oylapine Oylapine is a pine-oil disinfectant, four to five times the strength of carbolic acid. The active principle of Oylapine is the oil of the Southern pine, recog nized throughout the world as a soothing antiseptic, is an efficient disinfectant, a pleasant deodorant and an active para siticide, Oylapine is non-poisonous, non-corro sive; does not stain walls or clothing;has an agreeable odor. In short, Oylapine is developed to meet the most exacting household and office requirements. The use of this product is applicable to too many purposes to enumerate. Sold in 2 oz., 4 oz., 8 oz. and pint bottles; quart, gallon and five-gallon cans; barrels and drums. 3 0007-SWP-000192244 Bras-Brite Braa-Brite is a metal polish which cleans and polishes any kind of metal wi th the least exertion. The dust wh ich almost invariably follows the applica tion of most metal polishes, is hardly noticeable after polishing with BrasBrite. Bras-Brite wilt not scratch, nor will it harden, in the can, as do 30 many metal polishes. It has a use in and around every part of the house, public buildings, clubs, etc., for cleaning door plates, door knobs, electric light and plumbing fixtures, metal lamps, vases, metal signs, brass rails, etc. Bras-Brite is an excellent and impor tant product to have in the garage. It is especially adapted for cleaning and polishing brass and nickel fixtures on the automobile, such as lamps, cowl board instruments, bumpers, etc. Sold in half pint, pint, quart, half gallon and gallon lithographed cans. 6 Mechanic's Hand Soap Mechanic's Hand Soap is a paste soap designed especially to remove grease, grime, paint, ink, etc., from the hands. It absolutely removes all dirt from the pores, as well as the surface, without irritating or chafing, leaving the skin in a soft and healthy condition. Mechanics, printers and engineers will find it a necessity and in fact every one whose work causes the hands to become soiled, should be supplied with a can of Sherwin-Williams Mechanic's Hand Soap. Motorists should always keep a can of Mechanic's Hand Soap in the car, for it will be found very convenient to use after tire or engine trouble. Sold in convenient lithographed 10-oz. cans for individual use, also 5-pound and 25-pound cans. 11 0007-SWP-000192245 Floor Wax Floor Wax brightens up floors, old or new, with one application. Floor Wax forms a protective and beautifying coat on floors finished with either paint, varnish or stain. It preserves and accen tuates the finish, takes a high polish, wears well and shows neither scratches nor heel marks. Floor Wax is very easily applied- Sold in half pound, pound and fivepound packages. Dancing Floor Wax Dancing Floor Wax is a powdered wax prepared especially for application upon dancing floors to make the surface smooth and slippery. It is put up in neat sifter-top cartons and can be applied very easily. Sold in half pound and pound labeled cartons. 12 13 0007-SWP-000192246 High Polish Fluid Wax One application of High Polish Fluid Wax will quickly remove the bluish and cloudy appearance from your highly polished furniture, such as pianos, victrolas, etc. The wax forms a very thin coat over the varnish which protects and prolongs its life and beauty. For Automobiles High Polish Fluid Wax is an excep tional product for those who prefer a wax finish on their car. An automobile can be made to look like new by applying the wax after washing with S-W Auto Soap. High Polish Fluid Wax js applied with a soft cloth and rubbed very lightly after it has been allowed to dry for a few minutes. Sold in half pints, pints, quarts, half gallons and gallons. 14 Floor-Wipe Floor-Wipe is an excellent preparation for cleaning and polishing waxed and varnished surfaces at one operation The ordinary varnished floor usually has a thin layer of dirt on the surface, and with ordinary cleaning only the dust is removed and this layer remains. By using Floor-Wipe, this film of dirt is entirely removed and the original lustre of the finish restored. Floor-Wipe is not intended as a polish alone, but as a cleaner and polisher. It is only necessary to dampen a cloth with the material and wipe up the floor as in cleaning--no rubbing or polishing is necessary. Floor-Wipe makes old waxed and varnished surfaces look like new. Used once a week, the surface can be kept in ideal condition. Sold in pint, quart and gallon cans. 0007-SWP-000192247 USTOF SHERWiN-WlUAm PRODUCTS For Bonding* Outside and Inside Sk*rvrin*fViiliams Faint Prepared (SWP) PexPar. A weatherproof varnish. For Slainrax Shingles ^ Frfttrvaiive Shingle Slain, Made with creosote; For Barns* Boots* Fenew, etc, Commontueattfi Bara Paint (Red and Grey) Commantvealih Paint, For garagrs, arbor?, fences, etc. Ebaitol. /In elastic blade paint for roofs. Foot end Bridge Paint. Four serviceable colors, Carbclic'd A high grade wood preservatives Enamelind or Old Dutch Enamel. Flat-Tone, A washable flat finish for walls, etc. Family Paint. For Floors ,,, Parch and Deck Point Foe painted finish, Floerlac, A varnish stain for all purposes. Inside Floor Paint, For painted finish. Mar-not, The waterproof floor varnish. Prepared Wax. For producing a wax finish, Floor-Wipe. Cleans and polishes hardwood floors. Crack and Seam Filler, For filling unsightly cracks. For Cupboards, Baseboards, shelves, *te. Family Paint.- A durable linseed oil paint. For Chairs, Tables, Decorating-, Woodwork, etc. Old Dutch Mrntmrl. For tfie finest enamel finish. Snstr.pl, For a high enamel finish. Fhorioc. A varnish stem, Scar-not. A waterproof varnish for interior wood work. Rr.xpar, The 34-test varnish. For relishing Planes, Furniture, etc. Polifh-ol. Far Porch and lawn Furniture Porch and La-uni Furniture Enamel. For BndUttuB, Stores, Picture-Frames, ate. 4dlmninttm Paint, For a silver finish. Gold Point. For a gold finish. Stc.ve-Pipe Anti Irmt Smx v x aI. For Autos, Bnnriea, Vests, k. Auto Enamel, Auto and Buggy Point. Auto Top Dftastns. For Re-Celerlng Straw Hsu Hat Brite. For alJ Kindi of Varnishing Skenvfa'tPittiamx Varnishes. For Removing Old Faint and Ysmflh Terite. For General Cleinlng fihxonfr. A pure soap made from flaxseed. Bras-Britc, For polishing metal. INSECTICIDES We manufacture a complete line of spraying mu* trriala for orchard and garden. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . FacToniEs: crwinae. Ch ic a g o , h c w a r h , uworr, MoHTnrau Uo h o o h , ra.. StONtr, n s. W. Gate* Prrjoso a mp w a a bh o u o c o in Min r iml Crnii B413 L19 440 B4 0007-SWP-000192249 0007-SWP-000192250 Sh e h w w - Wil l ia ms Dry Lime-Sulfur Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime-Sulfur is rapidly displacing the old-fashioned Liquid Lime-Sulfur as an insecticide and fungicide. Orchardists who have used Liquid LimeSulfur are entirely familiar with its disad vantages. These include great bulk and weight due to the high percentage of water contained therein; losses from leaking and freezing, and general difficulty in handling. Every orchardist should consider carefully these points especially under present con ditions when production costs are high and the labor supply is inadequate. Itwas just as difficult to interest orchard ists in Dry Lime-Sulfur as it was in Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead when it was first manufactured. In both instances the opposition was due to the opinion of certain experimenters whose limited knowledge led them to believe that the dry forms could not supplant the liquid and paste materials. Opinions concerning the effectiveness of insecticides and fungicides are of little im portance. The results of orchard or field tests is the evidence that really counts. The recommendations covering the use of Sher win-Williams Dry' Lime-Sulfur are based not on theory but upon the resultsof reliable experiments. What Dry Lime-Sulfur Will Do Dry. Lime-Sulfur is effective against the same insect pests and fungous diseases that you have fought with Lime-Sulfur Solution in the past. It will control San Jose Scale, and many other scale insects. It is effective against Leaf Blister Mite, Peach Leaf Curl, Apple Scab and Brown Rot of cherries and plums. Why to Use Dry Lime-Sulfur 1. Because it will control San Jose and Oyster Shell Scale, and other scale insects; Apple Scab, Peach Leaf Curl, and brown rot of plums and cherries; Pear Psylla, Leaf Blister Mite, etc. 2. Because S-W Dry Lime-Sulfur is very easy and clean to handle, whereas LimeSulfur Solution is very inconvenient to handle on account of excessive weight. 3. Because S-W Dry Lime-Sulfur can be carried over safely without danger of freez- ing, since it is a powder. 4. Because there are no barrels to be re turned for refund, which eliminates a good deal of trouble and work. 5. Because S-W Dry Lime-Sulfur dis solves readily in cold water. 6. Because it can be used for any purpose for which liquid Lime-Sulfur Solution has been used in the past. 7. Because S-W Dry Lime-Sulfur is a real Lime-Sulfur Solution in dry powdered form. Directions for Use For the dormant spray against San Jose, Oyster Shell, Scurfy Scale and Peach Leaf Curl, use twelve to fifteen pounds of Dry Lime-Sulfur to fifty gallons of water. For Summer spraying against fungous dis eases such as Apple Scab, etc., on all seed fruits such as apples, pears, quinces, etc;, use from three to four pounds of Dry Lime ' Sulfur to fifty gallons of water. 0007-SWP-000192251 I There Is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o m for every protective, preservath and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND YAKNISHKS Palms, varnishes, stains and enan finishing and refinishing every kind, face; a complete range of product* highest quality, fnr painters and de property owners, householders, railwa railway and mariue use, and the raw ing cradte, DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS . A wide range of dyes, intermediates, 1 and pigments, as welt asan extensive chemicals, lor prompt shipment and < INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying mate* both dry and paste form, covering e quirement- of landscape, orchard, fa garden, DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar disia lor use m the home and on the tar DIFS A full line of coal-tar and arsenical * cattle, sheep, horses and other five-atr WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber prese equal in most respects and superior j respects to the best imported Wood p lives, SOAPS AND CLEANING COHPOUNI A complete line of liquid and paste sfi home, industrial and garage use. O and polishers far metal, furniture, wo* automobiles, etc. Fluor Oils, Floor W Sh Er w in -Wil l ia ms Pr q d u c Pa in t s mo Va r n is h e s OtESTUFfS, COLORS, MOMENTS. CHEMICALS, /NSECTJ R/SINFECTAMTS. DIPS, waao PRESEJtfATfVES, SOAPS AM CLEAHMO COMPOUNDS Faetorice; Cleveland. Newark, Chicago, Ban Frw Detroit, Montreal, Louden, Eng., Sydney, K, 8. 1 BttO E 0007-SWP-000192252 V'-siRi - r. *pt' V r1"/" \ ms? exsfXBsiam `l: *' ' * y*. -JV.-1 fM' E-> i .`i , 6^ Sh e bw /n - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s MS \f f V ` " 0007-SWP-000192253 SHERWIK- WtUliMS Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead is an exceedingly finely divided, fluffy powder which is greater in bulk per given weight than any other pow dered Arsenate of Lead on the market. Be cause of this fact it is very much easier to get this material into suspension in spraytank than it is to mix the paste material or many other forms of dry Arsenate of Lead. For this reason S-W Dry Arsenate of Lead saves the user time as well as money. It is unnecessary to work SherwinWilliams Dry Arsenate of Lead into paste and pass it through a strainer in order to break up the lumps. All that has to be done is to shake the necessary amount into the spray tank and the agitator will make an even, smooth mixture quickly. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead contains from 30 to 33 per cent Arsenic Oxide thoroughly in com bination with the lead. This means that it has maximum killing power, speedy action and unquestioned effectiveness in controll ing leaf-eating and chewing insects. Due to the thorough combination of the arsenic and lead, it combines with this effectiveness, absolute safety to the fruit and foliage. It has splendid adhesive qualities- and covers the leaves evenly. The grower can apply this material with complete assurance of safety. It requires less than one-half as much Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead per 50 gad- ions of water as it does of the paste material to accomplish the same or better results. One pound or pounds of Sherwin- Williams Dry Powdered-Arsenate of Lead to 50 gallons of water will control leaf-eat ing insects, where heretofore 2 and 3 pounds of the paste material were required. It will be readily evident that this means ultimate economy to the grower and farmer. S-W Dry Arsenate of Lead Suspends perfectly in he spray tank. Full measure in every package. One pound will do the work of two pounds of paste forms of Arsenate of Lead. Saves freight charges on 50 per cent of water. Does not freeze--can be carried in 3tock indefinitely. Most widely used Arsenate of Lead in the United States. Cleaner and easier to handle than Paste Arsenate of LeadArsenic and Lead thoroughly combined-- eliminating danger from burning. One-third of the product is arsenic--the killing power. . Suggestions for the Grower When Dry Lime-Sulfur or Liquid LimeSulfur are used in combination with Arsen ate of Lead, fill tank or barrel half full of water and add Lime-Sulfur. Start the agi tator going and then introduce the Arsenate of Lead and balance of the water. 0007-SWP-000192254 There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o l EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Faints, varnishes, stains and enamej finishing and fefiTnsh-.ng every kind < face; a complete range of products highest quality, far painters and decJ property owners, householders, railway,] railway and marine use, and the manu ing trades. DYESTUFFS. COLORS, PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS | A wide range of dyes, intermediates, v and pigments, as welt as an extensive chemical?-, for prompt shipment arid c INSECTICIDE*! AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying materii both dry and paste form, covering cvl ffuirement of landscape, orchard, larq garden.' DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coat-tar d&inf-l for use in the home and mi the farn DIPS I A full line of coal-tar and arsenical d I cattle, sheep, horses and other live-sto< I WOOD PRESERVATIVES 1 A line of high quality timber preserl equal in most respects and superior in 1 respects to the best imported wood prel iives. 1 SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS A complete line of liquid and paste sos| home, industrial and garage use. Clcj and polishers for metal, furniture, v t ix k u automobiles, ere. Floor Oils, Floor IVaJ Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c e < Pa in t s a n d Va r n is h e s ! DTESTUFFS, 0010*9, MOMENTS, CHEMICALS, INSECT!| \ OtSlNFECTARTS, DIPS, WOOD P*$fMAM$> < SOAPS AMD CUMMINS COMPOUNDS Factories i CWrtUnd, Newark. Chicago, San Fra-, Detroit, HntrU Louden.. * ,, Sydney, K. S. I B362 E I f % * 0007-SWP-000192255 "OTi' .*& &, ;?.<: i ,-v:1* \ M?' Mir: ` B.r f -. -A s*" t'.r ^ TA ' ' ?W- S ;:$> .; TUBER TONIC The Combined Potato Spray Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms .- \ f ji i , s. V `K. ... !... 0007-SWP-000192256 0007-SWP-000192257 SHERWfih Wil l iams Tuber-Tonic The Combined Potato Spray The potato is unquestionably one of the most important foods grown in the world. As such the potato crops should conserved and protected with every facility at the command of science in order to insure a sound, healthy growth. This is particularly true at the present time. Potato "bugs," flea beetles and blight are the most serious enemies of the potato crop. Your problem is to pre vent and destroy these pests at the least expense. For years potato growers have used Paris Green to destroy the potato "bug" and flea beetles, but Paris Green alone is not sufficient, because Bordeaux Mix ture is necessary to properly control fungous diseases. This has necessitated the mixing of two separate materials and the time and labor tn combine the two mixtures Into one. Labor and time are at a premium in these days, so that it is to the advantage of every grower to use a good combined spray. Sherwin-Williams Tuber-Tonic is a combination insecticide and fungicide i in dry powdered fnrm, made only for the purpose of spraying potatoes. It is a combination of Paris Green and Bor deaux Mixture possessing the bug-killing properties ofParis Green and thefungous preventative qualities of Bordeaux Mix ture. In addition it has the adhesive ness of Arsenate of Lead and this is an important factor in potato spraying. Some Advantages of Tuber-Tonic Tuber-Tonic is a very' finely divided powder which is unullected by heat or. cold. It reaches the customer in perfect condition for use nnder any and all conditions. Being in dry powdered form, no freight is charged on water which you must pay for if you use paste forms. it eliminates the difficulty of securing good Kine for mating Bordeaux. On account of its fineness, it remains in suspension for a long time. It is the. nne and mly combination insecticide and fungicide to use on potatoes, as it simplifies spraying oper ations for the grower. When Paris Green is used alone it does not stick to the foliage for any great length of time and is readily washed off by heavy dew or rain. Paste Mixtures Have Disadvantages Paste Bordeaux Mixture, either home made or commercial, when spTayed sepa rately has its disadvantages, and when combined with Paris Green it requires considerable time and labor to get them into thorough combination. There are on the market at the present time a number of paste mixtures recom mended for potato spraying. It is a well known fact, however, that copper cannot be kept active in paste form, which means that mixtures of this type are not entirely effective in controlling potato blight. Tuhcr-Tonic, however, being a dry powder, assures the potato grower of a fresh mixture in which the entire copper content is active. The chemical formula of Tuber-Tonic is such that when this \lAmaterial is used at the rate of from to 3 pounds to SO gallons of water it will give a spraying mixture containing from 4 to \?i pounds of Paris Green, which is sufficient to control the most serious "bug" epidemic without injury to the vines, In addition such strengths will produce a Bordeaux content sufficient to prevent average blight infection. In case of serious blight, potato growers are advised to add from 4 to 6 pounds of Sherwin-Williams Fungi- Bord dilut Fo level gallo Tu kill l it is make injur Sug Fo fectio insec or w gene in so vines Sp throu seaso Th . depe potat Re more Sp and drenc Wa smal Directions for Using Tuber-Tonic For average requirements, \)4 to 3 pounds of S-W Tuber-Tonic to SO gal lons of water will control potato "bugs," flea beetles and other insects, and ordi nary infections of early and late blight. When using S-W Tuber-Tonic in large power or geared sprayers, or in smallcapacity hand outfits, fill containers half-full of water, then place S-W TuberTonic in a pail and add enough water to make a thin paste. Pour this mixture through a fine mesh strainer into the tank or barrel, and at the same time add the balance of the water to the container. Be sure to keep the agitator of the machine running. If there is no mechan ical agitator, use a hoe or paddle. Where to Buy Tuber-Tonic You can purchase Tuber-Tonic from our dealer in your town. Every package is plainly labeled Sherwin-Williams Tuber-Tonic. Do not accept a substi tute. It is put up in 1,5,10, 25,100 and 200-pound packages. There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t for every protective, preservative and decorative purpose EACH PHOOUCT FOB fTS PURPOSE IS BEST PAINTS AND VAKNISHES Faints* Yaiuiahea. Stains and Enamels for fin iTsOhjinnigueetendrantxgfeiniosfhpiTnogdeuvcetaryokf itnhde ohfigshuersfat cqeu; aal ity, for _ painter* and decorators, property Oanivdnmemarinhoeuusseeh,oalduedrst,hetamilwanauyf,acstturerientgrtaratKderasy. DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS AND CHEMICALS A wide range of Dyes* Intermediates, Colon and Figments, as well as an extensive litre of chemicals, for prompt shipment and contract. INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A Complete line of spraying materials. In both dry and paste forin,corerioiEvery recmlremtofc of landscape* orchard, farm anrl garden. DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar disinfectant tor use in. the borne and on the farm. DIFS A full Hoc of eeal-tw and arsenical dips for cattle, sheep, horses and other livestock. WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality- timber preservative* equal in moat respects and euperior in manyraapccta to the beat imported wood preserva tive*. SOAPS AND GLEANING COMPOUNDS A complete line of liquid and paste soaps for home, Industrial and garage use. Cleansers and poiiiheta for metal; furniture, woodwork* automobiles, etc. Floor Otis, Floor Wax, eta Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s Pa in t s a mo Va r n is h e s treaiurn, coutts, rtamons, nmou, msEcrcma, Biatancwm. Bin, moo ncsrunnrEs, totn mb ctEAnma comnuHDS FucmflM: d.Iud,Chlngo, Nnnk, Detroit, Montreal ... London, Sydney, N.S.W. sue* OOh ) end Worehouwe In Prlnrfjml Octee IJ \ Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms C rkeT^jnc^ mb o f f ic e* s v j w e y .'a u s t i u u a WINNIPEG, j10 Su[herhni( Jivmu<; C And OFF4CCr AT?Si38t) Broadway ultriMORE2 Str* r 1 giSS^SSifSiss- BC0iJgSSSWs NASKVJLLeTJFm?a TM,,?1Sra " A' LOS ANGELES 81 M2i t TM^! Cu5'n StaL E. w s SS^3ms- PASADENA* iiVp rj P^8* Street* PEORri ^ir y VP Colorado street ?S5^"^Slsr- Chestnut { its F^ri>coib^cITM l^1 TORONTO IlSlfcadnS{tatonStTM B LI9 44S I 11 " I 1"T 0007-SWP-000192259 PESTROY A Combination Spiay for Fruits and Vegetables r Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms ^ Pr o d u c t s r. s k m^ 'h &&:.** ?% '. . W,... 0007-SWP-000192260 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms PESTROY A Combination Spray for Fruits and Vegetables Sherwin-Williams Pest^py is a new development in the insecticide field. It is a combination of Arsenate of Lead and Bordeaux Mixture in dry powdered form. Arsenate of Lead is known to ail. growers of fruit and vegetables as the insecticide which will successfully com bat leaf-eating insects with the least danger of burning. Sherwin-Williams Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead is known wherever fruits and vegetables are grown. Growers in every section of the United States have used SherwinWilliams Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead for many years. It represents the highest point of perfection in the manu facture of arsenical poisons When Bordeaux Mixture is combined with Arsenate of Lead the combination possesses insect-killing qualities and the power to control fungous diseases. In Pestroy we offer to the grower a combination of both Arsenate of Lead and Bordeaux Mixture. It is in dry powdered form and therefore produces a perfectly fresh mixture when prepared for use by the grower. This is a great advantage over similar paste insecticides which contain copper. The reason is, that with moisture present the copper loses effectiveness if allowed to stand for some time before being used. The result is that it takes more of the paste material to do a given piece of work than would be the case if Pestroy were used. Paste forms are therefore more expensive. . Every grower understands that it is necessary to spray to produce sound, healthy fruits and vegetables. Just "spraying" is not enough, because the spray you select is just as important as the work--so it Is up to you to consider this matter carefully, .`estroy destroys leaf-eating insects and controls fungous diseases, ltcan.be used on a large variety of fruits and vegetables with assurance of perfect results. Pestroy will assist you to produce large, smooth and salable potatoes. It is effective as a potato spray because it is adhesive, keeps the crop free from "bugs" and prevents blight. Some fruits and vegetables on which P*troy can be used with assurance of good results: Fruits--Apples, pe ries, grapes, currants Vegetables--Potat toes, cucumbers, eg asparagus, beans, et Complete directio Pestroy to these veg this booklet. The formula of P when used at the rat gallons of water, a sp be secured contain one pound of Dry Ar a 3-3-50 Bordeaux M used at the rate of gallons of water w containing approxim of Arsenate of Lea 4-4-50 Bordeaux Mix In a combination type it is essential t balanced so that the of Arsenate of Lead ture is secured in solution, otherwise g be secured. We sugg this point be given se as many sprays on present time will not ments. For furthe U. S. Department o tin No. 994. 0007-SWP-000192261 "o < For. back-yard fruit trees or small gardens, use 12 to IS level tablespoons to one gallon of water. Directions for Use For spraying such fruits as apples, pears, quinces, cherries, etc., also on such vegetables as cucumbers, eggplant, muskmelon, peppers, potato, squashand tomatoes, use 7 to 9)4 pounds of Pestroy to 50 gallons of water. When using Pestroy in large power sprayers or in small-capacity hand out ' fits, fill tank or barrel half-full of water. Place Pestroy in a pail, adding enough water to form ft thin paste. Then pour this mixture through afine mesh strainer into the tank or barrel, at the same time add balance of water to the con tainer. Be sure to keep agitator of machine running, or if there ia no mechanical agitator, use a hoe or paddle. Do not use Pestroy on such tender foliage as that of peaches and Japanese plums. Where to Buy Pestroy Our dealer in your town carries a stock of Pestroy and will gladly supply your requirements. It is put up in 1, 5, 10, 25 and 50-pound packages. All packages are plainly labeled SherwinWilliams Pestroy, so accept no subsritntes. 0007-SWP-000192262 1 DYESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENTS 1 c h e mic a l s A wide ranee rif Dyes, Intermediates, 1 and Vi^trcnts, as u?JJ as an ex;tensive 1 chemicals, for prompt shipment amt cofl in s ec t ic id es an d f u n g ic id es ] A com piece line of Spraying materials, itJ tliy u nd paste form, covering every reqialrf of LtndS'C&pe, oudiard, farm and garden. j DISINFECTANTS A line oF very powerful cosLtar dfsinJej far u&* in tlio home and on tlie Fain), DIPS A full Una of tonl-Uir and arsenical dll cattle, alite)>, horses and other livcstodl WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of hish Quality timber present rrjnal 3n most respects and superior ini v<*sppcu u> llic best imported wood ; " lives. COAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNj A eoni^iK tc lire \ji liquid ami paste aos Iio iik *, iiKlustthil ami ftyj-age uses Cld and polishers for metal, fimutuiT, w q v k L automobiles, do. Moor Oils, Floor Waor| Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c Pa in t s mid Va r n is h e s QreSVJFFS, COLORS. P/OMENrs. CHSmtCALS, l#SECTlCt\ OfSffrFtGTANTS, WPS. SVOQO PRStMTiVCS. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS Fac tones: Cleveland, Chicago, Newark, Detroit, Morel London,JEnfl. Sydnoy. N.S.W, '"'J Sales Offices and Warehouses In Principal CUittj B429 Llflr 0007-SWP-000192263 ARSENATE ! OF CALCIUM *' A L] Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms ! ; \ ** + k * ('! 0007-SWP-000192264 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Arsenate of Calcium ARSENATE of Calcium is by no means a new insecticide, although it is not 1 m as well known to many fruit growers as Arsenate of Lead and Paris Green, due to the fact perhaps that this insecticide has never been pushed in the past either by Experimental Stations or insecticide manufacturers. ' Arsenate of Calcium, however, is an insecticide of merit and one which has proven to be satisfactory by many ex periments conducted both by commercial growers and by the United States Depart_ tnent of Agriculture. Arsenate of Calcium is particularly well - adapted for spraying both cotton and pota toes and as a potato spray has. in many sections displaced the old standard Paris Green in view of the fact that it is a great deal cheaper in price and contains nearly as much arsenic, which, of course, is the killing agent and' being white in color it is easy to determine the thoroughness of ap plication, which has been hard to tell in the past when Paris Green was used. Due to its high percentage of arsenic; it is very effective against potato bugs and at the same time there is not the danger of burn ing that there is with the use of Paris Green. Being wholly as effective as Paris Green for potato spraying and containing certain virtues that Paris Green does not contain, to say notHing.of the fact that it is approadmately 30 per cent cheaper in price, it is ' well worth the serious consideration of potato growers as a means of reducing their expenses. Arsenate of Calcium has also been used very successfully in spraying seed fruits such as apples, pears, quinces, etc., but should not be used on stone fruits such as peaches, cherries, plums, etc., as it is apt to cause burning when used on the more tender foliage. There is, of course, a great deal of difference in the various Calcium Arsenates offered on the mar ket, the same as there is a difference in the various types of Arsenate of Lead. S-W Arsenate of Cal cium is of the same high quality as the balance of our insecticide products and contains 43 per cent of Arsenic Oxide, which is the killing agent, and due to the very low percentage of water soluble arsenic the danger of burning is reduced to a minimum. The chemical qualities of Arsenate of Calcium are of course very important, but at the same time the physical condition must also be taken into considera tion and the lighter and fluffier the material is, the better the suspension will be in the- spray tank, the better the coating and adhesion will be on the foliage, and in comparing the bulkiness of fy-W Arsenate of Calcium with many of those now mi the market it wilt be found that it is exceedingly light and fluffy, insuring the user qualities that are so essential in successful spraying. One of the particular advantages in the use of Arsenate of Calcium for fruit tree work is the esse with which it combines with Lime-Sulfur Solution and does not develop the black sludge that is experienced when Lime-Sulfur and Arsenate or Lead are combined. Directions for Use In using Arsenate of Calcium for potatoes* from one and one-half to two pounds to 50 gallons of water has been most successful and for best results this spray should be combined with the standard 4-4-50 Bordeaux Mixture formula, which insures protection against both the potato bug and blight. For use on seed fruits such as apples, pears, ' quinces, etc., use from three-fourths to 'ont pound 0007-SWP-000192265 to SO gallons of water, and unless this is combi with Lime-SuMur, Bordeaux Mixture or some oi spray containing lime, always add milk of lii made by slacking two or three pounds of st lime to each 50 gallons of water. This will ef natc any danger of burning. - For dry dusting mix thoroughly one pound Arseiiate of Calcium with nine to ten poundJ hydrated or water slaked lime. ] The use of Calcium Arsenate on cotton is covf in our special booklet on this subject and if in csted we will be glad to send complete informa on request. Caution Do not use on stone fruits such as peach, pi cherry, etc. S~W Arsenate of Calcium is put up in 200 100-pound drums and also in the following pack? 50, 25,10, 5 and 1-pound, and half-pound* If your dealer docs not have a stock of Arsenate of Calcium on hand, write to our nes office. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c Pa in t s a n d Va r n is h e s OrtSTVFFS, COLORS. *!***T9, IMDBCTt* Bfsittmn*r$> om, w o o d PDFseimrim. SOAPS AMD DUAMM9 DOWPQtlMOS Factorial? OereUad. Chicago, Newark, Detroit, Mo 1a w 1i, Baft., Sydney, N.S.W. Sake Office* and Warehouse* in Principal Gltl B365 G19 0007-SWP-000192266 0007-SWP-000192267 KOI Potato "Buga" and Tobacco Worms with Sh e r w ik - Wil l ia ms Paris Green Experience has convinced you that it pays to fertilize and thoroughly culti vate your potato or tobacco crops. You may do so in a very thorough manner, but unless you keep the plants free from, insects, profitable crops cannot be pro duced. Spraying is the insurance policy of your crops and the premium you have to pay is the lowest of any in the world. Paris Green is the oldest and most widely-used spray poison on the market. As a spray on potatoes against "bugs" and on tobacco to control horn worms, it has no peer. Facts About Paris Green S-W Paris Green is the most widelyused brand on the market today. S-W Paris Green conforms with Gov ernment requirements in every respect. S-W Paris Green kills quickly on ac count of its high arsenic content and will ml burn the foliage of potatoes and tobacco because of its low percentage of water soluble arsenic. S-W Paris Green is extremely fluffy, which fact insures uniform and econom ical covering of the foliage and good sus pension in the spray tank. S-W Paris Green can be used as a dust or as a wet spray, on account of its unusual fineness. Directions for Using S-W Paris Green In spraying or .dusting potatoes or tobacco with S-W Paris Green, do not wait until the "horse has been stolen" before spraying. In other words, do not wait until the foliage of the plants has been eaten before you spray. Potato vines or tobacco plants defoliated by "bugs" cannot produce profitable crops because good foliage is essential to a good crop. Potato "bugs" or tobacco worms are more quickly killed soon after hatching than later, when full grown. Watch your potato vines for masses of orangecolored eggs on the undersides of the leaves. Inspect your potatoes or to bacco for young "bugs'^and when they appear spray or dust, Sherwin-Williams Paris Green is used at strengths ranging from Hto 3 pounds to SO gallons of water on potatoes and tobacco. We know that l)4 pounds of S-W Paris Green to 50 gallons of water will give maximum results on potatoes and tobacco. When used as a wet spray add 2 or 3 pounds of slaked lime to each pound of Paris Green to 50 gallons of water. When used as a dust, mix 1 part of S-W Paris Green with 4 or 5 parts of hydrated lime. For small quantities, use about 3 teaspoons of S-W Paris Green and 6 tablespoons of hydrated lime to 1 gallon of water. Write us for literature and information on our Dry Powdered Insecticides and Fungicides. There Is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d for every protective, preservative and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT F.OH ITS PURPOSE IS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints, varnishes, stains and *%me finishing' and refittishing evsrj kind face; a complete range of product* highest quality, for painters aad deco property owners, householders, railway, railway and marine use, and the ni; lag trades. . DYCEHSETMUIFCFASL,SC0L0E3, PIGMENTS* : i A wide range of dyes, intermediates, * and pigments, as well as an extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and coi INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete tine of spraying materia both dry and paste form, covering eve qulrement of landscape, orchard, fantJ garden. 1 DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful eoal*t2r dislnle (m use i& the home and on the farm. DIPS ^ A fun line of coal-tar and arsenical dii cattle, sheep, horses and other livc-stoci WOOD p r e s e r v a t iv e s A line of high Quality timber preserr equal in most respects and superior \a respects to the best Imported wood preti tlves. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUNDS A complete line of liquid and paste soai home, industrial and garage use. and polishers for metal, furniture, vroofo automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor Ww,1 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pnoom Pa in t s mo Va r n is h e s reSTUFFS, COLORS, MOMENTS' CHEMICALS, INSECT/CL] d is in f e c t a n t s ' d ip s , w o o d p r e s f s v a t /p s S' SCARS AND CLAm*9 COMPOUNDS actortea: CtwihiiL Newark, Chfeftf*, San Pra ... DMnh, Montreali Uadn, Eng., Sydney, N. S. W.l B396 E20 \ t --r 0007-SWP-000192269 1 i 0007-SWP-000192270 0007-SWP-000192271 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Fungi * Bordo ORDEAUX MIXTURE has been B known for many years as the most effective all-around spray to use against fungous diseases of fruit and vegetable crops. The general prac tice among growers in the past, lias been to make their own Bordeaux Mixtures. Appreciating the inconveniences con nected with the home-making of Bor deaux Mixture we developed an effect ive ready-to-use dry Bordeaux Mixture which we have marketed successfully for a long time under the name, of Fungi- Bordo. , The standard formula of home-made Bordeaux Mixtures generally includes equal parts of lime and blue vitriol. Un fortunately, most prepared Bordeaux Mixtures in dry or paste forms contain an unbalanced combination of lime and -blue vitriol, which invites., danger of in jury to the crops sprayed or ineffective control of fungous diseases.' Fungi-Bordo is the exception--it contains 50 per ' cent of blue vitriol and 50 per cent of the best grade of lime mixed to give a product having the suspension proper ties of freshly made Bordeaux Mixture. It will stick to fruit or foliage for a long time thus insuring maximum protection against fungous diseases. Fungi-Bordo being in dry powdered form is ready-to-use. It mixes easily with water and is extremely fluffy. Fungi-Bordo is more economical to use than paste forms, because it contains no water--furthermore it does not dete riorate with age nor is it affected by freezing. If you have been making your own Bordeaux Mixture it would be well to consider the following points. After doing so, we believe that you will find Fungi-Bordo to be an economical spray product to use. In the home-making of Bordeaux Mixture, the following expense items must be considered. (1) Losses due topoor quality lime and im proper slacking. The average lime available to growers is of poor quality and much of it if air-slacked. In the manufacture of FungiBordo tt.c best grade of calcium oxide lime . is used. (21 Time consumed in making stock solu tions of blue vitriol and slacking lime. A great deal of time is required to make Bor deaux Mixture--Fungi-Bordo is ready-to use. (S) Loss of valuable time during the spray ing season. Sprays must be applied on time to be most effective. A few minutes saved while loading up the sprayer permits the spraying of a greater acreage each day. Fungi-Bordo contains 12jk*% of cop per or 50% of bluestone and 50% of lime. When used at the rate of 6 and 8 pounds to 50 gallons of water 5-3 and4-4-50 Bor deaux Mixtures are obtained. The following table will enable you to determine exactly the comparative value of Fungi-Bordo and other prepared Bor deaux Mixtures. Metallic Copper on Labe Insufficient cappe 1.5/*................... FuntSl-B 12 ........ . Bxceu of copper 1*%.-......... - Thews figure only properly ture of those l DIRECTION For the con Rot and Blac Brown Rot of ries; Black Ro Spot, use from water. For th Brown Rot of Fungi-Bordo t do used at the of water will effective repd used at the ra water. FungiSpot, Rot of P and many oth DIRECTIONS FOR THE SMALL USER It is just as necessary to spray a small orchard or garden as it is large plantations. ^ Spraying will yield a very profitable return in either case. For spraying- Apples, Apricots, Prunes, Plums, Cherries, Grapes or Strawberries to control the fungous diseases previously mentioned in this booklet, use 12 tablespoons of Funjji-Bonio to each gallon of -water. When spraying Grape Fruit and Lemons use from 10 to 12 tablespoons to each gallon of water. When spraying pota toes for Blight, Flea-Beetles and Hoppers, use 15 tablespoons to each gallon of water. Fun gous diseases of Tomatoes, Egg-Plant, Peppers and many other vegetables may be controlled hy using 12 tablespoons of Fungi-Ftordo to each gal lon of water. MIXING Place required amount of Fungi-Bordo in a pail and add enough water to make a thin paste, stirring thoroly. Pour contents into sprayer half filled with water with agitator running. Then add balance of water. In small sprayers, keep well agitated. . . Results--good suspension, maximum spread ing and adhesive properties and long, effective protection* When in need of a Bordeaux Mixture ask your dealer for Fungi-Bordiv - ..... Fungi-Bordo is packed la lr 5, 25, 50 aqd 100 pound sift-proof containers. 0007-SWP-000192272 PAINTS AND TARNISHES Faints, varnishes, stains and ename finishing and refinishing every kind face; a complete range of products highest quality, for painters and dec' property owners, householders, railway railway and marine use, and the mant mg trades. DYESTUFFS, COLORS, FIGMENTS, CHEMICALS ^ A wide range of dyes, intermediates, and pigments, as well as au extensive chemicals, for prompt shipment and o INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying materi dry farm, covering every requireme orchard, farm and garden, DISINFECTANTS _ A line of very powerful coal-tar disioi for use in the home and on the faro DIPS A full line of coal*tar and arsenical d caille, sheep, horses and other live-*to WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high quality timber preset equal iu most respects and superior ii respects to the best imported wood p tives, SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUND A complete line of liquid and paste so home, industrial and garage use. C and polishers for metal, furniture, W0< automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor W Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c Pa in t s a n o Va r n is h e s DTFSTVFFS, COLORS, PI6MENT&, CHEMICALS, INSEC7 DISINFECTANTS. AUPS, WOOD PBESERVATtrGS, SOAPS AMO CLEAMIKG CQtiPQVMOS Factories: Cleveland, Newark* Chicago, San Fram (Emeryville) j 1 T 0007-SWP-000192273 0007-SWP-000192274 Phenolene is a powerful disinfectant for home use. A few drops in water will form a milky white solution that is stronger than carbolic acid in its killing effect on germs. Phenolene is non-poisonous.' It will not injure walls, woodwork, carpets, etc. It is absolutely safe to use in the home, yet it is sure death to germs, and when used properly makes for perfect home hygiene. Coal-tar dips ami disinfectants are sold very extensively in all parts of the country and Phenolene--one of the products of our coal-tar plant, very powerful and pure-- meets every requirement necessary in such a product. In the manufacture of Phenolene we re distill the raw materials in order to remove all tarry substances which are detrimental to the ordinary disinfectant of this type. The result is Phenolene, a disinfectant which when dropped into water forms a per fect milk-white emulsion and Is suited to any of the purposes for which it is recom mended. ! Where you can buy Phenolene You can buy Phenolene from our dealer in your town. It is plainly labelled, so do not accept a substitute as being "just as good."- Phenolene is put up for use in 2 oz., 4 oz., half-pint and pint bottles; quart, gal lon and 6-gal ton cans; also barrels. Dilutions of Phenolene for General Use General disinfecting of drain pipes, pails, garbage, bath rooms--1 part to 100 parts of water. Cuts, bruises, ulcers, sores, etc.--1 teaspoon to pint of warm water. Bums--1 teaspoon to quart of water. Insect bites and stings--1 teaspoon to quart of water. Prickly heat and chafing--1 teaspoon to pint of water. Chapped hands--1 teaspoon to quart of water. Bath--1 teaspoon in tub. Sore Lliruat--3 or 4 drops in glass of water, using atomizer, Sore feet--1 teaspoon to gallon of water. Poison ivy--1 teaspoon to pint of hot water. Shaving--1 teaspoon to 2 quarts warm water after shaving. Catarrh -- 2 or 3 drops in glass or warm water. Use as douche. Shampoo--1 teaspoon to quart oE water. Phenolene salve--Add 2 drops to teaspoon of vaseline, cold cream or olive oil. Head colds--1 teaspoon, to quart of steaming hot water. Inflamed gums--1 or 2 drops on cotton, then rub gums. Sick room--1 teaspoon in quart of water, place in saucer. Wash linen, etc., in l or 2 percent solution. General cleaning--1 tablespoon to gallon warm water to scour ice chest, garbage pails, sinks, etc. Dogs--For fleas and mange, wash dog weekly in 1 part, of Phenolene to 75 parts warm water. Dis infect kennels with same solution. Poultry--Spray roosts, dropping boards and nests with 1 part to 76 parts of water. For scaley leg, lice and mites, dip birds in 1 part Phenolene to 100 parts of water. T' 0007-SWP-000192275 \ There Is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ph i for every protective, preservai] and decorative purpose EACH PH0DUCT FOB ITS PURPOSE PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paint*, varnishes, stain* and __ finishing and refinishing every 3rf4 hce; a complete range of produ. highest quality, for painters and property owners, householders, rail*] railway and marine use, and the ; irtg trades. 7DTESTUFFS, COLORS, PIGMENT! CHEMICALS A wide range of dyes, intermedia^ and pigments, as well as an extern! chemicals, for prompt shipment sxra INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDE A complete line o( spraying nta both dry and paste form, caveringl QUirement of landscape, orchard, " garden. DISINFECTANTS A line of very powerful coal-tar di| for use in the home and on the DIFS A full line of coal-tar and arsenic? ] cattle, sheep, horses and other live WOOD PRESERVATIVES . A Line of high quality timber pr equal in most respects and supenb 1 respects to the best imported wood | tives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOt 1 A complete line of liquid and paste [ home, industrial and garage use. and polishers for metal, furniture, l automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor I ISh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u Pa in t s a n d Va r n is h e s STESTUrfS* COLORS, PtOMEffTS, CHEMICALS, /#! DISINFECTANTS, RIPS, WOOD PRESERMT?Pe \ SOAPS AMO CUAM/MO COMPOUNDS Faetariea! CUralatil, Nawarfc, Chicago, Sen f| Detroit, Uvntrnd, London, Eng., Sydney, N. I B364 I T----------T 0007-SWP-000192276 0007-SWP-000192277 HE,necessity of proper pruning- has Tlong been recognized and recent ex* periments have proved beyond ques tion that insufficient thought and. attention is given to this important work. The pruning of apple trees in Winter to encourage wood growth and in Summer to induce fruitfulness are principles that are recognized by horticulturists everywhere. Orchardists, city foresters and arboricul turists realize the necessity of covering cuts after trimming so as to prevent decay of a part or a final loss of the tree. Time was when trees were trimmed in the easiest possible manner by leaving the bare stubs, which ,quickly decayed, carrying the dete rioration into the main branches and trunk of the tree. This was wrong--and disas trous losses were invariably the result of such carelessness. S HERWIN - WILLIAMS PRUNING COMPOUND is being used exten sively in all parts of the United States by horticulturists, city foresters and arbori culturists, as it possesses all the qualities necessary in a preparation to properly pro tect pruning wounds. It successfully checks the weathering of the wound and also pre vents the growth of bacteria or fungi. It will not injure the cambium and bark-- will immediately seal up the wound and has special disinfecting qualities which make it more adaptable than asphaltum punts, tar and white lead. On account of these anti septic qualities. Sherwin-Williams Pruning Compound will aid nature in healing her wounds instead of retarding growth. Brief reasons why you should use Sherwin-Williams Pruning Compound It preserves the wood because it combines antiseptic and weatherproof qualities. It promotes the growth of the tissues, be cause it will not harden or blister the grow ing layer, but will keep it in a natural, moist condition. It will prevent decay because it weathers for the longest possible time. A few practical suggestions for using Sherwin-Williams Pruning Compound Always make a "first1' cut on heavy branches at a convenient point to prevent tearing back of the hark. Use a sharp saw to avoid a ragged cut. Make a final cut flush with branch from which part to be removed grows. This will allow nature to tieal the wound and the cut will weather better. Apply Sherwin-Williams Pruning Com pound at once--covering the wound copi ously with a coat. Be sure that the cambium it w&H coated. AH trees should he free from dead wood, as the quality and quantity of fruit depends to a great extent on the removal of interfer ing branches and proper pruning, Shade trees may be trimmed with success aoy time after the spring flow of sap has ceased. The cuts should be covered at once with Sherwin-Williams Pruning Compound, You can buy Sherwin-Williams Pruning Compound from our dealer in your town. ' It comes ready for use and is put up in quart and gallon cans. There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d , (or every protective, preservativi and decorative purpose EiCH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE t& PAINTS AND VABNIBHBS Paints, varnishes, stains and eaam finishing and refimshing every kind face; a complete range of products highest Quality, for painters and dee property owners, householders, railway railway and marine use, and the man mg trades. DYESTUFFS, COLORS. PIGMENTS, CHEMICALS A wide range of dyes, intermediates, and pigments, as welt as an extensive chemicals, fot prompt shipment and c INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES A complete line of spraying mater hoth dry and paste form, covering e\ quireroent of landscape, orchard, fs* garden. . 1 DISINFECTANTS _ A line of very powerful coal-tar dish, far use In the home and on the fan] DIPS _ A full line of coal-tar and arsenical *1 Cattle, sheep, horses and other live-sU] WOOD PRESERVATIVES A line of high, quality timber preae^ equal in most respects and superior >i respects to the best imported wood p| lives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUN A complete line of liquid and paste scl home, industrial and garage use. Cfl and polishers for metal, furniture, wol automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor W] Sh e r w in -Wiu j a ms Rr o i Pa in t s mo Va r n is h e s oresrupps, c o l o p s , p /o me n t s , c r e r /c a l S, /wrl O/SINfECTANTS, SIRS, WOOD MSRrATim,\ SOAPS ANO CLEARtPO CQMPQVKRS Factories: ClertM. Nmik, Chicago, San , Detroit, Montreal, Louden, Eu,, Sydney, N. S. B374 i--r 0007-SWP-000192279 CARBOLIC-OL A WOOD PRC RVATfVE 1 ' VERMICIDE AND DISINFECTANT ! r\ 5 v$m i;>-s M ih:-t%K)j , i . V >ys' .4* 3C j Sh e r w in - Wil l ia ms i It'i 13% 5>iv tej U :* hi!- r*fv ife; 0007-SWP-000192280 Carbolic-ol What is Carbolic-ol? Carbolic-ol is a pure high boilingpoint oil derived from the distillation of pure coal tar; in other words, the heaviest oil produced from the distillation of coal tar and what is known as a high boilingpoint oil. It is a highly efficient wood pre servative. The distinction- between the high boiling point oils and low boiling point oils Is that the latter are distilled at a low temperature, are consequently lighter in gravity, more volatile and recognized generally as not be ing efficient for the types of work for which we recommend Carbolic-ol, What Carbolic-ol Will Do, . 1. It will give wood protection against decay, insuring permanent protection. 2. It will not make wood appreciably more in flammable* 3. ft contains no adds harmful to wood* 4* It b heavy enough to be applied easily and simply with a brush. 5. It remain* liquid in all temperatures, 6. It actually prolongs the life of wood and re duces repair and maintenance costs. Methods of Use The three general methods of using wood preservatives are brushing, spraying and dipping. Brushing--Carbolic-ol differs from paints and varnishes in method of application. But do not lightly brush the material on; apply it thickly, as it will penetrate and be absorbed quickly. When possible the oil should be heated to about 180 degrees Fahr enheit when used on dry timber, and about 200 degrees when used on green timber. Spraying--A simple spraying machine can - be used. Two applications will give the best results, allowing twenty-four hours to elapse between first and second.coats. Dipping--Timber to be treated should be immersed in a bath of the preservative heated to about 200 degrees Fahrenheit, making certain that the portion of the tim ber to be treated is pntirely below the sur - face of the oil, The timber should be al-, lowed to remain in the oil for at least ten minutes, allowing an extra five minutes for each inch thickness above two inches. In other words, two-inch timber^ should be given.a ten-minute bath, three-inch timber a fifteen-minute bath, etc. - Covering Capacity Five gallons of Carbolic-ol will cover 1000 square feet, board measure, one brush coat. Eight gallons will cover 1000 square feet, board measure, two brush coats. Twelve gallons will cover 1000 square feet, board measure, dipping process. Slight ly less will be required where spraying method is used. Uses for Carbolic-ol Ties, trestles, poles, cross-arms, anchor posts, insulating boxes, joists, pipe logs, shaft timbers, etc.--in fact, for all wood work exposed to the weather. B373 There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Paooi for every protective, preservativ and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE rtH PAINTS AND YAftMSHES Paint*, varnished, stains and _____ finishing and rcSnWhlng every hind face j a complete range of product* highest quality, lor painters and d properly owners, householders, rallwj railway and marine nse, and the ~ ing trade*. , DYESTUFFS. COLORS, FIGMENTS, CHEMICALS . A wide range o( dyes, intermediate*] and pigments, as well as an extenuv] chemicals. Cor prompt shipment and INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDE? A complete Una or spraying mat both dry and paste form, covering qutreneat of landscape, orchard, garden. DISINFECTANTS A Une el very powerful coal-tar f (or ute In the home and on the ii DIPS ' A lull tine of coal-tar and arsenic*' cattle, sheep, bocses and other live-! WOOD PRESERVATIVES A Hue of high quality timber on equal In most respects and supe*3-- respects to the best imported ur< fives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOl A complete Une of liquid and paste! L home, industrial and garage ltac. II and polisher? for metal, furniture, V automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor 11 Sh e r w in -Wil u a ms Pr o m Pa in t ? mh o Va r n is h e s 0000OTtSTVfTR, COLORS, HCUEKT&, CNCMiULS, INS. ofSiwfEcwrrtt Bfpst PREt*nnr SOAPS AMO CLEANINS COMPOOMOS Fietocfo: Ctmtod Newufe. Chicago, San Detroit, (Central, landed, Kng.. Sydney. N. si! 0007-SWP-000192282 0007-SWP-000192283 . s h e r w ih - Wil l ia ms Fly Spray Everyone who owns a cow or a horse is familiar with the swarms of flies and mos quitoes that annoythem during the Summer months. Flies on dairy and fat cattle mean decreased milk production and an increase in the cost of producing beef. Flies cause runaways and make horses nervous. ' It is not only good economy to protect cattle and horses against flies and similar pests but it is the humane thing to do. Sherwin-Williams Fly Spray will drive away flies and mosquitoes and will remain effective for from six to eight hours. Sher win-Williams Fly Spray will not injure nor gum the skin or the hair. FJy. Spray has been tested under the most severe condi tions and is being used successfully by far mers and stock men in every part of the United States. It is safe and sure; can always be relied upon to give complete satis faction. Directions for Using The most effective way to use Fly Spray is to apply with a sprayer which throws a fine mist. Only light applications are nec essary. If no sprayer is available, use a sponge. Apply lightly and sponge gently against the grain of the hair. Do not rub; it is not necessary for successful results. Follow complete directions on label ofpackage. For.Cattle--Apply across back and fortshoulder, around horns and legs, also on abdomen. For Homes--Lightly gpray on legs and abdomen, then on other parts. For Poultry Houses -- Spray interior, of coop freely. ' For Swine--Spray lightly on abdomen, then across back. General--In case of lice and mites, apply Fly Spray to affected parts, rubbing in with a doth or sponge, or spray thoroughly. Spray doors and walls of stalls and stables every other day. This will keep the flies away without the constant necessity of spraying the animats. Fly Spray will relieve horses and cattle of all vermin and can be applied as often as necessary.- It is better to give a light ap plication frequently, than a heavy one at infrequent intervals. The result will be much better. When to Apply Fly Spray The best time to spray cows is before milking. Horses get the most benefit from spraying when application is made before driving or feeding. Fly Spray is perfectly harmless and ap plication should be made as often as nec essary. Two applications a day is sufficient to give the animals ail the protection they need from mosquitoes and flies. Always spray or sponge Fly Spray against the lay of the hair of the animal. 0007-SWP-000192284 There is a Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d for every protective, preservativ and decorative purpose EACH PRODUCT FOR ITS PURPOSE IS' PAINTS AND VARNISHES Flints* varnishes, stains and finishing and refinlshing every kina face; a complete range q i product* highest quality, for painters and de propeny owner*# householders, rw>, railway and marine use. and the mai log trades. DYBBTUPF8, COLORS, PICKENI8, c h e mic a l s A wide range of dyes, intermediate*? and pigments, as well is in cxtenssv . chemical*, for prompt shipment and t INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES , A complete Hoc of spraying mate both dry and parte form, covering quiteraeni of landscape, orchard, I garden. DISINFECTANTS . A line of very powerful coal-tar dis for use in the home and on the f* A!^ull Hue of coal-tar and arsenical | cattle, sheep, how* and other bve-ijj WOOD f r e s e r v a t t v e s _____ A line of high quality timber pre* equal in most respects and superior respects to the best imported wood lives. SOAPS AND CLEANING COMPOUI A complete line el liteid an4 paste home, industrial and Garage use, and polisher, for metal, furniture, * automobiles, etc. Floor Oils, Floor V Sh e r w in -Wiu j a ms PrtoDW Pa in t s a n d Va r n is h e s onsruffs, eoumt. maans, tueaitsis, msec ois/tfFECTAftrs, otrSt w o o d fflrtfwinrtff. SOAPS AND CLfANfM ff#WW ____I... rtnahiii MnA, CUnc*, Ban Jr Detroit, Montreal, London*' Bag* Sydney, N, S, 5372 i 11 " " 1 ^ 0007-SWP-000192285