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?? <_____ .> See WowYLasy breaking-up now is l Pure white-lead paint actually ready for thi brush in a few minutes . . . New Dutch Boy soft paste white-lead proves boon to master painters -- saves them time and labor THE development of DutchBoy soft pasts white-lead has brought about a substantial reduc tion in the time required to thin white-lead to brushing consistency. It takes only a very few minutes to reduce this new soft paste to paint. As its name indicates, Dutch Boy soft paste white-lead is of a softer or less heavy consistency tbanregularpastewhite-lead. Into it has been ground sufficient linseed oil to make a more workable paste. The new product, just as it comes in the keg, is ready for tinting and final thinning. Thins to paint in a jiffy All the user does is this: Stirs the soft paste quickly in the original package, pours it into a mixing bucket, and adds drier, oil and turps. What painters call " the first breaking up" is entirely elimi nated. That part of the mixing job is now accomplished in the factory by powerful machinery. The wonderful ease with which Dutch Boy soft paste white-lead reduces the paint is due wholly to to the added oil. Like the regular paste form, itisstrictly pure " leadin-oil," containing pure white- lead and purelinseed oil-- nothing else. Thus Dutch Boy soft paste whitelead gives a pure lead paint --the kind that has been the standard for gen erations. Its cream-like smoothness results in an ex ceptionally uniform and smooth paint. Material costs not increased You obtain the labor-saving ad vantages of Dutch Boy soft paste white-lead without any increase in the cost of materials. At present prices of white-lead and linseed oil, the cost for materials of a gallon of paint made from the soft paste is about the same as when the regu lar grind is used. How sold ... Packed inlOOIb. steel kegs, and in 50, 25 and 12 yi lb. steel pails, fitted with air-tight heads. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York, 111 Broadway , Boston, 800 Albany Sr. r Buffalo, 116 Oak St. , Chicago. 900 West 18th St. t Cincinnati, 659 Freeman Avc. t Cleveland. 820 W. Superior Ave. r St. Louis, 722 Chestnut St. r Ssn Francisco, 23S Montgomery St. r Pittsburgh, National Lead fit Oil Co. of Pa., 3J6 Fourth Ave. r Philadel phia. John T. Lewis fit Bros. Co., 437 Chestnut. St. Afterflvlnt It ogulcltJtirrinf, pour thesoft nartetneaomtxing bucket. It it new ready forcSntinj and/inalthinning. Addtlnefnr colon, drier. }inseeioilanaewpeneine. That's all there is to iu Your pure white-leadpaintis now ready for the brush. under the Dutch Boy tr__ mark -- but, instead ofbeing a fairly stout basic, it is a DUTCH BOY WHITE - LEAD Tbit advertisement nppeiin in Tli f; Pa in t er a n o DECORATOR, January, 19 tS N 28256 0000-NLI-000014050