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> .JWVtew*/** Calendar, for 1926 A JANU/ RY * ** m* FGIIRV *RY * V,*AHCH MM T2 458709 11 12 13 14 IS 19 IB 19 20 21 22 23 29 23 27 28 29 30 2 3 4 5 9' 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 19 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 20 27 23 1 34B6 78 10 11 12 13 ?4 15 .4 17 IB to 29 21 22 23 24 25 23 27 28 29 -4) 31 I23 4 5 0 7 8 e 10 n 12 13 14 15 18 17 19 IB 20 2) 22 23 24 20 28 27 28 29 30 I 234S0 76 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 >% 25 20 27 20 29 0007-SWP-00012 Is) \o O Is) Ui o o 0 x] 1 CfJ I 0 H H 01 01 r Srfr Gas Engine Enamel Will stawell under heat and wpvmre. is easy to handle, vusbcs out smoothly and dr?* with a durable gloss. 5* jjs unexcelled for use on engines, tractors automotH* engines, pumps And oqu^isKnt o( ell kinds, S~W Touch-Up Black HE handiest little proposition you ever saw. TAn excellent high lustre black that dries in half an hour; comes in a ran with the brush soldered right through the top. Use it anywhere and everywhere where a black finish is desired just as soon as a rust spot appears or the finish is scratched. Great stuff for the auto, a can of Touch-Up Block should be handy in every garage. Around the windshield, bolt-heads on lenders and the hundred and one places which get rusty. -U it also Bround the stove, the washing machine, kiddies' toys and ell those places where a finish must dry quickly and have a gobd gloss. , . I i Painting Bams and Sheds REGULAR schedule for the painting of A certain buildings each year makes it caw to. keep the largest farm looking tip trip. Whcrt surfaces'arc allowed to become weather beaten they become porous, the paint frequently be comes loose and, take it all around, you art com pelled to use more paint and several times the amount of labor to put the building in decent shape again, to jay nothing of necessary repair bills entirely avoidable in a well painted building. One has to travel a long way to find a prettier sight than a farm with well painted buildings all carried out according to a definite color scheme. Cow sheds, stables, dairies, etc., call for inside painting bah for sanitation and better light. While faint and a small lamp will make twilight chores easier and more cheerful than unpointed, cob-webby walls and a big electric lamp. Write the Sherwin-Williams Decorative Department for idea* and color schemes, no cost or obligation. S-W Zilo S-W Zilo is the best paste pigment you can buy for making hand-mixed paint. It is PURE PAINT PIGMENT and is made on the SherwinWilliams balanced formula of white lead and zinc (or the most durable paint possible to make. While Zilo Is to be used in the same manner white lead it is NOT a lead substitute. It is BETTER than straight white lead. Mixed according to our directions. Zilo will make a whiter paint than white lead and Is more dur able. Zilo "takes" more linseed oil than vhite lead and 100 lbs. ofZilo will spread further and give b better film than 100 lbs. of the best white lead. I i n_____ t t v ---*:*..*J. Wtlitteu Jb'U'GVUVMBi , ForVarnishing Wood Surfaces lii coo! --S-W Oil or Handcraft Stain (ifdesired).-' . 2nd owl--S-W Paste Wood Filler {for oak.or * open-grain woods. Pine requires no filler). . 3rd coot--Thin coat S-W Pure White Shellac. 4th coal--S-W Scamot or S-W Rcxpar Varnish. . Uh coot --S-W Scamot or 5-W Rexpar Varnish! ' tfth twi--Alternative for duil-rubbed finish S-W.'.-' .* . S-W Pratroy ' . Velvet Finish Varnish. . ' A properly btUaccd combined Ibmc U- NOTE: Sandpaper coats No. 3 and 4. . doe and luoiidde dnltard le be aed u (cccnl ill truuod my lor Hit borne r*>de&. It It ellniin valott U'*e vndr d (union* Iwnlt tod *<j buin IruiU. Directions for Varnishing Floors 1st oxn--S-W Oil Stain (if desired). 2nd coal--S-W Paste Wood Filler (for oak Hnd. ` .. ojjen grain woods. Pine requires no 3rd coal--S-W Mamot Varnish thinned with one pint lurpenrlne to the gallon. 4ih cool -S-W Mamot Varnish as it comes in the cam flh coil--S-W Mamot Varnish. Directions for Using Enameloid New Unfinished Wood hi a>ar -S-W Rat-Rite Enamel undercoater. Thin with I pint raw linseed oil and 1 pint turpentine to the gallon. 2nd coai--S-W Flat-Rite. Thin with I pint ' turpentine to the gallon. )rd coal--S-W Enameloid (in desired color) and S-W Rat-Rite mixed together equal parts. M waf--S-W Enameloid as it comes in the can. NOTE: Sandpaper 1st, 2nd and 3rd coats. Hemingway'* London Purple Sundirrj i!d c t U7b. the old romtdy lor iht Potou "Bui." Coiwm Worn tod Tobteto Wmi. Tbit It quick tctln* poiton pottomint mc c o Uo o *i Ipmdini tnt) dbcdc ptopertv*, Previously Finished Surface* Sandpaper to smooth dull surface, wash off with gasoline end finish as above, omitting 1st and 2nd coats. S-W Arsenate of Calcium tie*. 7b* icrepitd remMv (or <n Cotton BollWnWI todAIMu Wvil O * ' h* Hto to * " 13 0007-SWP-000124559