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SWP-040785 N28936 SWP Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms p a in t , p r ep SWP is the most durable economical paint that can be m ]t costs less per job and w longer than any other paint, e ready prepared or mixed by h It is made in one quality only that the very best. It is sold world over by established ag The man who buys the materials and prepares a himself, cannot possibly ma paint equal to SWP. It is a of hand work against mecha efficiency; human guess against exact scientific form hand-stirring against fine ma grinding. It is taking chance the quality of the raw mat against the certainty of the s tific laboratory. In the manufaciure of SWj spare neither skilled workman nor the quality of the mat used in making it the finest sible. Oui unusual facilities paint knowledge,gained from ,50 years of experience, enable to manufacture a paint of gre covering capacity, greajesi bility, and therefore greatest omy, SWP is prepared ready fo in a consistency as heavy as is required. Instructions for application shoilld be care followed in order to secure results. sen is a paint of the hight t is furnished in convenient f to use, and is especially de- rovide a pleasing color accent t blinds and shuuen, lattice roamentai iron, sash, etc. its piquant clearness of tone. >.n va most effective against a rick or stucco. The color ia l, and the paint is made to 11 sorts of weather. er w in -Wil l u ms Co , tmili Am . Ui is prepared ready for use ristency as heavy as is ever . Instructions for its ion should be carefully l in order to secure good - Wiuims VERDAS GREEN Verdua Green la u paint of the highest quality. It ia furnished in convenient form, ready to use, and is espeuinlly de signed to provide a pleasing color iicocnt for window blinds uiul abutters, Iiiltiee work and ornamertUil iron, sash, etc. Because of its piquant clearness of tone, Verdus Green is most effective against a setting of brick nr stucco. The color is fast to light,'and the paint is made to withstand tl sorts of weather. Th e Sh er w m-Wil u a u s Co . cent KS1 1*40 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 results. DIRECTIONS FOR USE NEW WOOD--Ouftide, First CWf er Ptitner--For very soft wood or aid weathered lumber, add one gallon pure raw linmd oil and one quart pure turpentine ttTench gallon of SWP. . For resinous wood*, such 41 yellow pine, cypress. or cedar, add two quarts turpentine and one quart raw linseed oil to each gallon o( SWP, Soi\i CVof--For soft wood*, add one pint of pure turpent ine lo h ?1i gailim of SWP. For resmoqi w ix mIs , add One quart of raw liiuecd oil u each gallon of SWP. Third CVo<--To each gallon o( SWP a pint or a quart of pure raw linseed oil may be added. OLD WOOD--Outiid*. Before SWP Supplied oyer a previously paint ed surface, these precautions should be taken: 1. Sec (hat the surface it free front xtcate. dirt and aoot. Wash with aoap and water if necessary--rinse thoroughly. 2. See that the surface ii perfectly dry. 3. U th< surface is in good condition for re painting, apply SWP aa directed for second ami third costs on new wood. 4, If the old pautt is peeling, acallng or crack ing. bum off all th* old pawn or scrapa and clean off all loose paint with stiff wire brush. Then follow directions for first cost on new wood (or all bare spotsand second and third coats on balance of surface. OLD LUMBER WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN PAINTED--Lumber exposed to the weather for years without ilie protection of paint Is not only dry . but porutu, w lliat spwial attention mutt be given to the first coat. First Cia!--Thin SWT bulk for bulk with raw linseed oil and add a pine to a quart of puie turpentine to.each gallon of paint and fol low with second and third coats as directed for new wood. HOW TO GET GOOD RESULTS t. Sallow dfrtetUn* on e*n. ), Saailtar ri surface tspsrfceilrdrr. 1. S<* that- all pitchy surfaces are properly (reeled -allher hj burning or by l**iwk* sura ihj the paint t mixed mlaticrsU thurvuShly h*foolnA- s, puity nail pule* emit SllustU ai,v prlmlnd e*t h h** apfUlad. 1, t>o eat Useoehrs ao a prtmsr. . Use onfy bur* r*w IliWooW oll when all Is as <.*m4'Y ""** rwvr st h->ll*4 oti tn any primari or (at (Rlnnllia -SW}*, I. lx, piM 1 (real/ waalhsr at v.ir * too |lu*.y ur/wc*. , is. wxaneesf eosaibte stnnlur a a*u* praic*J pointer. ,. II. la damp, swampy Im-sllrfet avoid rnlMrw troubles by usint mOfeforponUoa and lew Utsbt4 ell in rhlnoJnt- q u a n t it y o f swr r e q u ir e d An approximate estimate of the- quantity uf SWP required can be determined as follow*'. Measure (he distance around the building mill multiply by the average tieiglu, which secures the (tmre ftrl oiei'lbn;. Uiviile this nunt'ter by UUO (the nu<nl>er of' aquaro feet SWP cover* two coat* to the gallon on the avetntre Surface). The ntanber secured will give approximately the number of gallons of SWP to be mud for the body. - To secure ammnii tcuuircl fur trimming corince. porch pilUrs, etc,, tube from onueighth in nnr-firih thr quantity required for body--one-eighth if there is average trimming, anil oae-tilth when a house has an unusual amount of heavy trim, pifturg, cornices, etc. For porch ceiling*, doors, etc., ascertain the square feet by multiplying the leiigtfi by the breadth end divide that number by UUU. THE SELECTION OF COLORS The colors shown on the color card with one or cwotaccptioft*, cm be satisfactorily employed for the painting of the body of the house or building, and can be suitably trimmed with those colors listed under "Suitable Trimnsn." Three dUetem combinationshave been arranged far each body color hue other combinations arc possible, the selection dr|nding greatly ii|Vn the owner's prelerence, s Ire style of construction, ami the color treatment* ol nearby buildings. If now of the trimmers appeal to the house owner, nr If there is any doubt as to the proper selection oi a body color, expert advice upon lust suck question; a* these will be given Irev of charge upon request. Address the Decora tive Stwdlvs, The Slisrtvin-WlilUro* Co,, 64t Canal Road. Cleveland, Ohio. A com plete description of the house and stirroundlAtsv a photograph or blueprint with other informa tion wh can be furnished, will be of service to the esperta in submitting you. a dimtbinatlun of suitable colon. Suitable interior recommeii dotious will also be made. HOW TO MIX SWP PROPERLY 1. Shake the package violently. 2. Cm out the wimk tun. If. IW H into miuiiiof juckuge, mmt die liquid that has raised alwvc the pigim-tii. 4. Stir the pigmerii and remalnirqj s'iil with a smooth, wide paddiu until the imu is smooth and eoiirely uniform throughout, ft. tlegm returning Um surplus I, -i huhat a tins, until all has l'im milled, stirring cunhandy. ll. Then pour the jiaint back and'forth from one pail to another from six to ten tiinv*. each time leaviof atxiut one-quarter ol the paint in the pail rtfcli il being emptied. WHY GOOD PREPARED PAINT IS BEST All good prepared points contain lead, ainc and oil. Zinc is Used in the form of oxide u( tine, and lead as sulphate of lead and cntLmate of lead. Years of experimenting have demonstrated chat carbonate of load (while lead) alone, when used with tine, does nut give the highest degree of efficiency, hut, when ths right prnixinivi! uf sultduie of lead is aildod. the Combination is ideal. Tile proportion* In which the narcoury pig- menu, oxide of line, carbonate of Icod and sulphate of lead, sre used, ore inq>ortant. Wlitn combined in incorrect proportions, the paint will be far from satisfactory, It should th<nrfore-bo borne ia- mindAhat the roero-fct that a paint contains white lead and zinc, does nor necessarily mean that the paint is good. The form in which the lead is used, and the correct proportions, are most esscptiaL Paint knowledge, skill and business integrity are just a* important in the making of really good paitu as are the sulphate of lead, carbonate of lead, oxide of sine and pure Unwed oil, svaa when used in the proper proportions. The whit* base of SWP **d in making the various shades, Is a correct combination of nxiile of tine, sulphate of lead, vnrlmnatc of lead, purs linsaed oil. and th* nocewury drier and turpentine. These materials are intelli* gently and honestly handled *o aa to give the maximum paint value in iuch sari ahd each color. . I j 1 ^ | j j v I i ' 5-W WHITES fitVP Ol/rstDt GLOSS WKITE-nb ,,*, ,* ,b d m uarabk sad ranuroicaJ while piini for itn. era! u ua ail upQMd lurfacc*. SWP IN'SIDE VAANiSII WUITtL--fr i,i,X --rk (nely and la mart; niMuimiaJ lo nw than lh vapfli.h whitea. under vooou* naaea. nerxlly (ouw on it* sami. $wr RAT WlttrK-A <ndKtatin {nr SSVP tn,t,te V^rnitli Whin, ('Inn* tln*a Wi.*r nr ullrr Klianiela: IK IM ftiiilhm llhuU| 4. illiu. lie. whiienoea. Thi. ran atm hr u<l for eJUrnr wirh vlieie a Aat iimah UMleaml. SWP CHINA GLOSS WHtTfc--A lailfliCloTV firiih lee interfere only tvhnre eeanoay ii of ll, Kill irauxiancv. SWP Chin* Clw tVhiie it U*we< Itreinr *n4 not quite an while ai SWP U,itl* l/iniuh tVhlu, It |ivn e weahebl.c ae.1 il,,,aUe ftnlA Us t or Sh f Rtftft-Wi Tfir fiulldin*,. Ouralda ' .Hkarytu-tViliMW* Pain P *f/,*e>. A wealhez-reeia Ki,r Ntelninf Ahlnelra rrurMll<A'iu|l<Il4il. Kor Horns. Rs aI*. VencM, ele Cenemvieilt fh'e Paint CtmtaoautaiU Panel, fo Hh-nJ, An etaeik >>lxe* kmij t'tmini. |.b Ki-KWt koof(tm/ni. Pu wcnlln block, rad and ftpefood BeWt* Pamt. F CorXrXwy A Kith *r*dc Pee Iniarlun, Woita, *e, _ ea.alM aa Of* Owuh B riar-'Pnaa. A woel.ahfo fla FomUv Paiaf. A donMe Stmi-Latpr. A Mttn-fiiila Per Floor* PrtA w*4 ttttk Pitiai. R fUr-Lti. A ysruioA xtxlii IvUiPla*- Paint, the e hfar.oa. The wotrrii pripattd Wan. For titalu Plt>* IVis*, Clrfn end p rwl da* .S*am Piiln. h tot Cwpn**rd*. Ba*hmrdt, family I'titl. A drab> ,'iimi.Jmtn. A Satin Fin Pwr Chair,, TakW, ihcwilf Uf* UyliA Eaaaul. For it linnmtlaiA. A coaaftku entail. rUl.i. Avarniah ml* 3*at`ni4. A w*,rr/irn!i woodwork xml fumliurr Per Foliahlut Plano*. Purnir Prfiii-rV. Clrxn* and pq< Fur Porch and iJtwn Purnlru r:*nihnd. iA cunu*rl* colorr, Por S d l'ir* ii j Fit Nilh iir