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N. BOWDEN, Furniture, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc> Brookfield, Mo.* 0007-SWP-038987 4frf N29071 0007-SWP-038988 0007-SWP-000122366 / / Important Facts About Paints and Varnishes VERYONE Should know what makes paints and varnishes good and suited to the E work they are expected to do. It is as practical and economical to know this as it is to know what constitutes good food, good clothing or anything else you may buy. Two important facts determine the paint or varnish to use on any surface. Be guided by them and you are always assured of the best results at the most economical cost. They are: fst. Select the paint, varnish, stain or enamel Unit is made expressly for the work von want to do or the surface yon want lo cover, ' Good results can no more be secured from a single finish made for many or all uses than all diseases can \>c cured with one medicine. If you want to paint the outside of your house, finish your doors, walls, woodwork, furniture--any thing-- buy a specialty -- a product made expressly for your particular purpose. 2nd. Use the lest paints, varnishes or other finishes -- the right quality goods--always. The best goods are sure to be the most economical. They give a better appearance, cover more 'tirface. went I uniter and in every way are more satisfactory. The reason is in the heuer raw material?. ><; hener methods of manufacture and the greater rare am) experience id the makers. Never allow a ale r to tempt you u> buy an inferior paint or varnish because of ihe saving of a lew cents in first cost. Y'u will get less for vout money if vuu do--usually poor result* and disappointment. Where a painter r decorator is employed this is doubly important. The emt of applying the paint or varnish is usually uth/r the cost of the material itself. If the results are not satisfactory you lose both the cost uf the tutorial and the cost of the painter's time. Use the best---ami you'll be safe. The Sherwin-Williams C<. make a right product for every surface. We have three claims to your insideraiMin : '/'hr targfft ,,,fd tun/ njuippat /Neitrtf/eteder/ng fatili/iss. thr ^rratrst writ it f /'n<t/>ufx, (he tjtutHit ju'ptfuc/t. In all of mir paints, varnishes, stains ami enamels our first consideration is to v: tfimlity and adiplahili/v -- the I test for the pu rprise. We have aimed to make *1 itn pnssi hie for an y usiomer to get something better suited to his needs from some other manufacturer. This quality idea ...ts made us the largest makers of paints ami varnishes in the world. We own and operate live paint Victories, five varnish factories, two dry color works, two japan and drier works, two linseed oil :.w:tiries, lead and zinc mines, two smelting plants, three tin can factories, one box factory and large .rioting and binding facilities -- in all 24 separate manufacturing industries. Our name has become tic sterling mark to all paint and varnish products -- your guide and protection in buying. The Kind of Paint to Use on the Outside of Your Building HERE are three classes ui house paint--good ptepmed paint honestly and correctly mixed by T machinery, ready to use; white lead and oil bought separately and mixed by hand ; and poor low-priced paint made by those who are willing to sacrifice quality and true economy to sell "cheap." Good prepared paint is the best to use -- it represents the best raw materials, ihe best methods I making and the best understanding of what is required in appearance and wear it) paim. The manu facture of paint, like the manufacture of cloth or the production of grain, is far beyond old hand method*. The ``Cheap'* ready-mixed paints are, of course, never to be considered. In the manufacture of Sherwin-Williams Paint. Prepared (S. W. P.). it has been our aim from the start to give a paint of such unquestionable quality as to be its owq best argu ment against habit, prejudice and competition. Each S. W. P. color is handled in its formula and manipulation so as to obtain the greatest possible paint value. Made from artfully selected materials that possess best paint qualities, it is thoroughly mixed in the most scientific proportions to insure best results and very finely ground in machinery <f a our own design. S. W. P.. on comparative test, will prove to cost less by the job, because it spreads easier under the brush, saving the painter's time, covers Che greatest number of square feet to the gallon and wears the longest possible time. Briefly, a given surface can A.) bt: properly painted with S. W. P. for a less average cost per year than any other paint made. ij Including while lead and oil. S W. P. is made in one quality only--the best our long experience in high-grade paint making indicates will give best results It has been on 4 ] ihe market nearly 40 years anti enjoys a higher reputation and larger sale than any other paim in the world. It will cover 360 square feet two c o m is to the gcllon, often more, depending on the condition of the surface. One trial of S W. P. will prove its economy. For foil directions for use. see the S. VV. ]*, color card, or labels on each can. /-arsmalls/rtuiitrtt, farm f>nUttis,f/iicrs, bridges, andshags buitt of rough lumber where a durable paint at a moderate cost is wanted, use Shcrsvin-Williams Creosote Paint. The creosote it contains helps arrest decay of worn surface. Use Shtritntu-WiUiams /*rwvativc Shingle Stains on shingled barns, roofs, gables or wherever shingles are used. They are made with creosote in 2} good shades. They are strong i,, staining power, permanent and effective. Ask for box containing samples on wood. 0007-SWP-038989 0007-SWP-000122367 f 1 Paints and Varnishes For Household Uses. For a High doss Finish on inside wills, ceilings and woodwork, iisr S-W. Fn a u El OIO. It is easy to apply ---comes in beautiful colors, also white ami black. For An /*>;' She// Gloss Finish on inside walls, ceilings and \\*oiwUvi*rk. ust* S- W. SPECIAL INTERIOR COLORS-- a u o \\ pa itu that can Ik ; washed with soap and wait.-: without in pin. /* / / hunnef F.tfWfx on walls, woodwork, chairs, tables, bedsteads, im-u liiMtilutt. wicker work. etc., use $ W. ENAMEL -- with a soft lirtitle brush, and you u h :;c( bc>iu</ful res\Us at a small c o m. For a J'uitth.il Finish on etipboards, baseboards, shelving, (lower stands, kitchen furni ture. etc., use S- IV. Fa mil y Pa in t . Anyone can apply it. Stands scrubbing and wear -- just the finish fur dozens of things alxuit the house. For Staining am( Varnishing nt one Operation -- fltxjrs, furniture and wood work, use S- W. FlGORLAC. It is made with good tough varnish and stains that do not lade. Imitates tlc popular hard woods. The best finish of the kind on the market. For F,tinting ami Varnishing buggies, boats, carriages, porch and lawn furniture -- nil surfaces exposed to the weather -- use S-W. BUQGY PAINT. Made in n good line of c<h*rs. For /.`.u/inlors, o<?r Pipes. Stoves. Picture Frames, etc.-- u*e S-W. All/M/ttUAt Pa/NT Im a stiver finish, it has no disagreeable odor; S-W. IMPERIAL COLD ENAMEL fur a gold 1-nisb, $~W. RADIATOR ENAMEL for a cohtreil enamel finish. For Varnishing--- on woodwork oulside or inside, use S-IV. Ko p a l . a general purpose i varnish. {"lit interior finishing (lloorsexcepted), use S-W. ExctUO-- much better than hard J nil. (See floors.) For rationing Paint or Varnish from any Surface -- use 5-IV. TAXtTE. Does not injure hands nr work Quick and reliable. Applied with a brush. For Polishing Furniture -- use $-W. FURNITURE POUSN, Safe for piano or finest m:ih<g:i u - table. It cleans and polishes. Apply with a cloth and (mlish with chub. For /V- finishing 0/J Screens -- use S-W. SCREEN ENAMEL -- prevents rust -- makes scrt-i n : last a long time -- good for the frames, loo. Fur OU Steve Pipes and ether Surfaces Subjected to //tot, use 5-IV. $70Y PtPC ANO (RON En AMCL. Saves expense of buying new ones, easy to apply, Mo had odor if applied to warm siitfacv. For Finishing' Floors -- In Any Style Use S-W. iASlOE fLOOR P*IM7 on instill* floors. Especially soiled to *M floors in Ix-tl rooms. hntU. ;:.*-< ami hitrlmiv t'.mtlMiicM (lniiitwliiy :\m( quiok dryiny imaiitii-S. Mode in icoOd culura. t" rorrz;: .*';cc".a.i.'.vrr,,r t! ;* iflr,"r* **."*- r....iw wm.i **>.. ,**' .*,. !*,* *i>,. i .ti.i ti dries* wiili s> iwjclt. vinylic fUm llmi. i-h-nr .-i]i|K*{U-Mitv<' t'* SaV. fcOuKiAC I nr .-uni v:ti-Mi-Uiinj; lltmrxin imiuti i<m i.f limit \\-<m|s :u ih -. o |mt ;u <-(. K.\tv iltu aUl.' t\su S-W. foAft-HOt J'or vnmixhiiij' I'.miN, Hit tn<>>i ihiralile tkxir varnish man.- a: any pru-.\ Nut tstxily Ner;iii:lii**l mwr< it l/sc&W. FtOOA WAX OC R.tN. TiiHCinc ftOGR IVj t when* a waxed finish is it.-sin-il T.tlcrx a hiifti |>ulisJi, w.-itrs \i-i.-.|| and duest r*t etni'v loti marks, (.'an W applied mat |n.li,--li.U s> ill* a elulli. 11aiiriug Kln<n- Wax in X|ii lntier l|* inias. Use R.W. CRACK tuo Sf4 En.ua h*r imsichtlv' vrafkxnnil senma K.vrim i t uylt x|nts. !illsn|i s an.! |>r.vii)-s s|>ti*ndkl sut f:M.iM'v-r %vlu*li 1 * tiuisti. boes mu .try wim.' out of cr.'ii'lis. .Indy with jMitfy knife ov pahu ut han.l. Helpful TVwkktx ot\ Pjinttng aiid Vjrai^Jiing Tim ft.ll'Mvine nt-C fall f liv.j.rul infill-- Tti,-r arc a, nt (iW IIJH*!! -v <ih -s i : lil--"Tli.armlli iVlicuT I'altit''-- 'rivals nt an intx-tlie ":' of t It 0 llBinUflKtlllv vf S. tv. t*. h ;u I siieci-.ns jiroix-r (taint* innt vnr^iitkcM fur itvuuchoUl UMV4. II.UI --- M.xluiii M.'ili*xl I'lnOr t-'illixll.I " -- "I'y ) If hour t*. Ilni.l, mi.*- (lAttr ill ny ty k-. PJKI --" Pniirtu niiil Vsir. ni.-da-x Inr Ttiv It.nrK-"* --A vjilunifit! I'ta.kict -<m tin: HMta-i- Huixlt far alt lniHxi:li*<l(l a a-> -- <-.nlAtt5 mini r ''HKk'i-tl*.nx <vr *tn i tfi .>!* iii4ivs and l! t'._ ' IV h., M ,, t c x A.-.-t l*i HU 1.11(1 Vui- iihi'X i im a k un rn*l uijnii,'. r.ii-ntx -f (iiitril ninl v|mult |.i .will, i< ninl ! *' r<.- S-r.... .VI., If. Hini,.. l'.< :l|K-v.l.,,- ill Ilia'll tlui.-ln.' Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . LAncesr p a in t a n d v a r n is h ma k e r s in t h e w o r l d asromci- CkcvJto. Ch imm. Mourn*fc. Loitoct, tt. S^lC* Ofncct AMD WAMCMOuse* IM fnieiMl C*TtC TIiU t..nwtt|tc> conmin.-i <tor *an>pl af a fe*^ (K'liutar flunlr*. of S. W. f. >h m1 sanitr ttnurli<ltt Tla'i" limy tiUl> yixi scl.ci stiilrtM.- r.'lnt' vninl.irilitinlis. ,k*V *.>' Ao't't. wlnuu1 fiwmo i .n On, .ali-iiilir, and i,'vl . ..l.r I'Aiaf^ini.l l ull tnl'^rnmitim. <X*r Spceial Ardit*cu at Vour Stroiee. TIm evlnr cvmliiitatiunn Almivn On Hi>n*en on pic tiia |>Htfg of aitunfUir tivvn .'vfctlcU yfth emit vurc try our H|cut artixw. ili.t.v mar wiK8*fC Aiuintik for your Ik >u w >. it tin-y do noe miit you iixk- itiv S.W. Atfriif U/r ti Cull rotor ctrrU. Of- xrmi ox (iboioeraytl Or- n<vf'it*x-tV liif; of Itur--t- ,.r l.nilrt.nirf/> In t*A*"Uil <*<11OiAi>l> i'iH ili.-ii .....I ya tfwIib ntHitc* rcli'm iHo-t a|r)M-otH-iHi'. WIio h y.,u n-imt ixlvi*.. 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