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...Folks,just read what these thrifty farmers have to say about `Dutch Boy White - Lead MT ' ...1 know every drop is pure "Every paintadvertisemeot 1 ever read talks about pure w&ice-feacLWhy not buy tbe ingredients and mix there yourself? That's what I did. The cost per gallon was rea sonable and the cost of the lob as a whole was lower than if Fd used cheap paint but had to put on coats. Yoa are welcome to;figure it out from my bills ifyoa want to."- Simon Nafziger, Stryker, Ohio. WHITE-LEAD PAINT" 2 60and it ^ costs only about.,. *per gallon "Quick Mixing" REPAINTING OUTSIDE WOOD FOB MO'eHCMT Mix equal measured parts Soft Paste WhiteLead and thinner (half linseed oil and half turpentine). Then.add one-quarter pint of drier for each gallon of paint. FOR FINISHING COAT Mix equal measured parts Soft Paste.WhiteLead and linseed oil. Then stir In one-quarter pint each of turpentine and drier for! every gallon of paint. 100 Pounds Soft Paste White-Lead (3% Gallons) make about 6% gallons of pure white-lead paint which' will cover about 600 square!; feet per gallon, one coat. (If heavy paste white-lead; Is used, ^4 gallon more oil will be required per 100 lbs.}; saves time and labor If ytin want the "straight facts" on paint, just read these statements from farmers-- all people who have actually used pure white-lead paint. You'll find the price "right" as C. H. Williams of Kingston, N. Y., says above.. You'll find the cost over a period of years morje chan reasonable (as any painter will tell "you; and no one knows paint like a painter). 8 out of 10 painters use Dutch Boy, and one big reason is chat it provides a durable aod;elastic coating that does not crack or scale. It wears down smoothly by gradual chalking; leaving a perfect-surface for re painting. Thus when you eventually do repaint, there will be no time and money spefic for burning and scraping. You just paipt right over the old long-lasting coat. ;; Pure white-lead forms a tough film that resists the weather for many long years. Yod repaint less frequently. FltEE! Send for che little folder offered free in the coupon- It shows you just what you want to know about painting. And how to gee. better results much easier. Send for it now! * This price {as of July ,1931) will vary somewhat depending upon; buyer's durance from producing centers. A Time-Saver In the new Soft Paste form, Dutch Boy White-Lead saves mixing rime. It is easily stirred - . . simple to prepare. After a few shortminutes,thefe's yourpaintreadytouse. ' Just thin with linseed oil. . . add turp entine and drier -.. and, presto, it's made. Cpuld: anything besimpler? Isthereaay easiterway ofsaving money? Any surer way of getting the best paint money can buy? ' ' 12#, 25, 50 lb. pails and 100 lb. kegs. tag its age and the fact that it has been painted only six times during Its life. Thelasc job was done during the spring of 1930 and Dutch Boy "White-Lead was used.' - Mrs. N. J. Pcrfield, Sumter, WasbingtoU, "I'm an Old User of Dutch BoyWhiterLeaCand expect to keep on using it. It costs ' much less than other, paints; It can stand, baxd weather, and doesn't peel." -- W* F. Masbirt, Sputhwick, Mass. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York, ]11 Broadway--Buffalo, il6 OalcStreet --Chicago, 900 West lath Street--Cincinnati, 65& Freeman AvenUe--Cleveland, 820 West Superior Ayeoue--St. Louis, 1722; Chestnut:! Street --San Frsucisco, 2240 tflthi Street--Boston. National, Boston'Lead Cb., 800 Albany Street!--Pittsburgh. National Lead & OI1 Co,,of Ffai.316 Fourth Avenue -- Philadelphia,'John T. Lewis Be Bros. Co, `WldeaerBIdg., JUST MAIL THIS COUPON National LeadCompany Address: (See l)6t:4fh<5"!ai50V^ Gentlemen: ' " j'.f Please send me'the folder that tells me- how to do much better painting, easier and for leas DUTCH BOY WHITE -'LEAD Place and State Job KD253 Successful Farming, Sept., 1931 Farm Journal, Sept. TA-4343 sail rk'i:\ N28012 . .1 know every drop is PURE WHITE-LEAD PAINT ;:! "Everypaintadvertisement l everread talks about pure triuce-lead-Why not boy the jlmgtedieacs and mix them Vourself? That's what I did. The cost per gallon was rea sonable and the cost of Che job as a whole was lower if I'd used cheap paint but had to put oa extra coats. You are welcome to figure it our from my bills ifyou wane cc."-- Simon Na/zeger Stryker, Ohio. |||1 it costs about... and "Quick Mixing" saves time and labor per gallon Pure white-lead forms a tough film that resists the weather for1 many long years. You repaint less frequently. "My home 40 yearsold and has been painted six tones. ,1 have always1 insisted tfaac che painter lose par? whin-lead and puce iinseed oil for die reason chat 1 consider sfcch to be the best paint. Hie buildiog is wonderfully preserved consider sssing ,-rs **;*TMf ibefzct chat it has been painted during its life. The last job was the spring of 1930 and Dutch Boy was used," i- Mrs. N. J. Perfieid, UEPAINTIHB OUTSIDE WOOD FOR UNDERCOAT MU equal measured parts Soft Paste WhiteLead and thinner (half linseed oil and half turpentine). Then add one-quarter pint of drier for each gallon ofpaint. FOR FIHISHIWS COAT Mix equal measured parts Soft Paste White-. Lead and linseed oil. Then stir in one-quarter pint each of turpentine and drier for every gallon of paint. 100 Pounds Soft Paste White-Lead (3 Gallons) make about 6H gallons of pure white-lead paint which will cover about 600 square feet per gallon, one coat. (If heavy paste white-lead Is used, "6 gallon more oil will be required per 100 lbs.) je This price (os oj pendingapon 6i If you want the "straight facts" on ; paint, just read these statements from farmers -- all people who have actually used pure white-lead paint. You'll find the price "right" as C. H.Williams of Kingston, N.Y., says above. You*!! find the cost over a period ofyears more than reason able (as anypainter will tellyou; and no one knows paint like a painter). pa; Boy, anti one big reason is that it provides a durable and elastic coating that does notcrack or scale. It wears down smoothly by gradual chalking,; leaving a perfect surface for repainting; Thus when you eventually do repaint, there will be no time and mPney spent for burn ing and, scraping. You just paint right over the old Jong-lasting coat. A Time-Saver In the new Soft Paste form, Dutch BoyWhite-Lead saves mixing time. It is easily stirred . . . simple to prepare. After a few short minutes, there's your paint ready to use. "l`ea an old user of Dutch Boy White-Lead and expect to keep op using it. lt.costs It can stand hard weather, and doesn't peek** -- W.F. Mashin, Soutbioiek, Mass. Just thin with linseed oil... add turpentine and drier... and, presto, it's made. Could anything be ler? Is there aay easierway of _ money?' Any surer way of getting the best paint money can buy? 12Ss 25, 50 lb. pails and 100 lb. kegs. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York, 112 Broadway--Buffalo, 116 Oak Street --ChfcagV, SpO West 18th Street--Cincinnati, 659 Freeroad1 Ayenne--Cleveland, 820 West Superior Avenue -- St., Louis, 722 Chestnut Street --San Branded?, 2Z4P 24th Street--Boston, NationalBoatbn Lead Co,, S0Q Albany Street--Pittsburgh, National Lead & Oil Co., of Pa., 316 Fourth Avenue "^Philadelphia,; John T. Lewis & Bros. Co- Wfdener Bide.' FREEI Send for the little folder offered free in the coupon. It shows you just what you want to know about painting. And how to get better results much easier. Send for it now. JUST MAIL THIS COUPON National Lead Company Address.1: (See list of offices above) Gentlemen; Please send roe the folder that tells roe how to do much better painting, easier and for lees money. DUTCH' BOY KD 2S3--Hoard's Dairyman, Sept. 25, 1931 fepSMisS WHITE -LEAD Placeand State N 28012.01 08-NU-0 00014259