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Smr w in -Mu mms PRICE LIST No. 66 EFFECTIVE JANUARY 24, W25 Price* Subject to Change Without Notice MAKE YOUR STORE PAINT HEADQUARTERS by carrying the full S-W Line The Household Guide is creating a demand in your locality for our products by name and unless you carry them in stock we both lose business. TERMS Oa Faint*. Varalaba* nd ODF land--daty tw not) IS lor carta within ton day* from data of Inroicn. On Tnrpmtiar. Lloaaad OH. Dry Colon, laaactkida Material, end nod* net of oar own manufacture--thirty dor* n*t; 1% Air cork within trn day* Ana data of lanlea | IMPORTANT . BWtaiM or la b0Hat to rwortid viiUs taa dir nnlpt of lUpant to mn pcopar atfoitoMt lo naktag ill lUpanti our fiipoiaiblBtl c n m when natvt I tigaad bill of tadlag Iroa tto traaaportatloa compaar. COw for | Iowa sad dornagt la tra&rit matt to AM with tto triwportadoa eoBMBi by our cuatoiaon* If lUpamti in nciiTtd la daan*god I coadittoa, or ibort la tto aomtor of packiia to mm to haoo tto ; fniiht mot noto lack ootatloB oa the paid rapooM bill* TWa will \ oapwa you to Ala a*d coOact dila without iBdaril. IS 66 Oil Aid 372 WHERE TO REACH OS , FACTORIES AMD OFFICES CLEVELAND, SOI Canal Road. N. W. CHICAGO, lists Stmt and Stapbeaeon Annie NEWARK. Eton Stmt and Uttar Areoue. OAKLAND, BheUmanad Arenac and Horton Street. WAREHOUSES AND OFFICES ALBANY, 447 Broadway. - AMARILLO, TEXAS, SOI S. Orant Stmt. *ASHTABULA, 0,, Hotel. Aabtabala Bld(. ATLANTA, !! Moth Broad Street. BALTIMORE, ScCocaikl Bids., Bam and Light Street*. BAKOOR, ME.. IMS French Stmt. BINGHAMTON. N. Y,, 1(2 Waehiacton Street. BIRMINGHAM, lOM-l* Third Arenac. North. BOSTON. 11 StflUate Street. BUFFALO, 11 Peart Street. CHARLOTTE, N. c., 416 Sooth Tryoo Stmt. CHATTANOOGA, TENN., 914 Market Street. CHICAGO, City OtRce and Warabonae, 1001 parahlac Piece. CINCINNATI, Sixth, oorncr Main Stmt. COLUMBUS. 105 T ------- -- ` DALLAS, toil Watt Stmt. DBS MOINES. IOWA. MM B. W. 9th Street. DENVER, 1 Arapahoe Street. DETROIT, 510 Woodward Arenac. EL PASO, lie North Stanton Street. FORT WORTH. Booatoa and Fourth Street!. HOUSTON, 1104 Precton Arenac. INDIANAPOLIS, it* W. Qeorfia Stmt. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. Union Terminal Warehon.e JOHNSON CITY. 156 Main Street. Ka n s a s c it y . ieoo st. Lome Arenac. KNOXVILLE, SIT Wall Arenac. LITTLE ROCK, ARK.. M0 Main Stmt. LOS ANGELES. 451-4 Mateo Street. . MINNEAPOLIS. 701 Third Stmt, North. .. MONTREAL, St7 Centra Stmt. NASHVILLE. Fifth Arenac, corner Union Stmt. NEW ORLEANS. S17 Camp Stmt. MEW YORK (Warebonet). 52 Thompeon Street. MEW YORE (Store), 116 Wcet Sind Street. NEW YORK <Omct). 191 Madiron Arcnue. OKLAHOMA CITY.-OKLA.-20 Waat Calilome Arenac. OMAHA. Corner Tenth and Dodse Street!. PHILADELPHIA, Delaware Arenac and Cbeetaat Stmt. PORTLAND. OSL, 449 Ererctt Stmt. RICHMOND, VA-lltS Seat Main Stmt. ROCHESTER 44 Booth Arcane. SAQIHAW, MICH- <11 Oaneaec Arenac. SALT-LAKB CITY,-55 Waat Broadway. SAN ANTONIO, 1*5 Waat Comseece Stmt. .-SAN FRANCISCO, 454 Second Street. - SCHENECTADY, SM State Street. SEATTLE. 511 mm Arams, Sooth. SPOKANE, 157 Sooth PoatStreet. ST. LOUIS, Second and CSataa Street* TORONTO, 1 LeeSe Stmt. TULSA. OKLAHOMA, 111 Soath Cheyenne Arcnue. UTICA. 46 Franklin Square. . . VANCOUVER, 617 Powell Stmt. . WACO, 710 Austin Street. . WARREN, O.. 101 Main Stmt. , WASHINGTON, D. C., (51 Mnaeey Bulldio*. WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, (It Scott Arcnue. WINNIPEG, 110 Sutherland Arcnue. SHMRWIN-W1U-IAM8 PRODUCTS CREDIT POLICY Tht Cndit Fdiey of tbs Cmfnir Is to tin credit to whom credit is das, sad in each moxtUM as tM facts la rvsry cast, after carda) investigation, will justify. In otbar weeds, tbs Company does not gamble oa credits or ascend coot!deration in a bapbasard msaasr. Oa tbs other band It Is always ready and srtlUat to take into am mini saeb merit as tbs customer may p oarise, whether It be in tbe form of parsons] qualification* or In material resourcer. and to capitalise this In tbe shop* of credit witUa definite bounds The Company recognises that credit grioting is becoming to be more and more an exact science. Oiveo certain facts as to a customer's char acter, paying prociivitiw and means, it is possible to form a reliable estimate at to the amount of credit he would reasonably bs entitled to. Tbe peedomiMrlag qualifications which tbe Company recognises in the extension of credit an the fallowing nnd in the order named: 1.--Character (Integrity) 1.--Capability (Experience and business knowledge). 3.--Capital (cash, stock in trade, real estate, etc.) ' A farther requisite, where large Interests an involved, it tbe feeturc of fin inWhen it stay develop that a customer is not adequately or felly lasund, tbe Company cannot gront bat credit without this element of Indirect protection. INVESTIGATION Repmautiva muling in orders from m trade should icconp^y theie with tbe Mint data obtainable while oe the frond. should be mode to the customer's local from tbe end others that nay know of Ua atfairo. If possible a aifaed ***">1 statement should be obtained from tbe customer him* elf, if tbe order it of aey cceaaayce setting forth bit true financial cmdition st tbe time of bis laet inventory. Tbe Company furnishes blank* for this purpose sod usury representative should haw supply of these on hand. As s further aid to the Credit Manager to quickly assemble all credit data, references of firms from whom tbe rTTf*--rt* buys his principal supplies should accompany the orders. To tbe ex tant that representatives co-operate closely with the District Office in gathering this credit data and sending it in promptly, frill the shipment of the order be facilitated and a harmonious relationship established. TERMS When taking orders from the trade a thorough understanding should be had, net only a* to pneo and delivery, bat also u to term, of sole. While tbe Company doe* wet deeire to name an arbitrary or severe ataad in the construction of term.. It ne rrrtbcl... regard, th.ir a. . distinct part of tbe ul contract and expect, pay msnt. accordingly at discount or maturity date*. Wbtrt, Imp strew of circamwanrr., a caxtomcT and. additional accommodation is tbe way of extra time, this is, os e rude, freely granted within reasonable bounds, if tbe request is made oa or before me tartly of tbe account. ' RepeasantsLitil are urged to quote only standard terms, such as are set forth oa tbe regular terms Inewt (page 1-A). Where Spring Stock Order Terms are quoted it is posmisrible and very often desirable, instead of giving April 1st dating, to quote mefuritim in three installments at follows: One-thud due May 1st. oae-third due Jana tat, and rres third dus July 1st. Customers lacking somewhat in responsibility and who havs an indifferent reputation as to payment of their obligations at ma turity, thould be sold their Spring stock order requirements with tbe understanding that upon receipt of invoice they an to give trade acceptances in payment, tbe install msnts of which on to run concurrent ns to time, with the terms as stated on invoice, la thus dividing tbeee luge payments, end anticipating them in the form of wade acceptances, it paves the way for convenient liquidation of stock orders. COLLECTION Payment* ere preferred in the form of voluntary remittances, cither within the discount limit or st maturity* Account* not paid when due, however, ere placed in Uw jfoetM of collection by presentation of statement and if necessary by notice of draft, followed by draft draws at light. All accounts not paid within thirty day* after maturity are listed on a monthly Past Due Report and each representative i* supplied with a copy of there on bis territory* Tins report is designed as a warning and danger signal, and It is expected that representatives will co-operate closely with * the Credit Department to iafiwencc the payment of these accounts at the earliest date. . SWP-000011756 0007 Sh mr w in - Wil l ia ms p r o d u c t s If, at eny time, complaint* are registered by a customer m to the character of the correspondence received from the bonce, partimlarty baviac reference to cither the collection or credit featurer copiee of each objectionable correspondence should be ached for by representatives and nothing taken for granted without absolute proof. Representatives are often in a portion to adjust minor differences or misunderstand iap while oo the ground. Should it develop, however, that the customer has cause for grievance, and that ha has not bean accorded due courtesy aad consideration, the matter should be immediately reported to the District or Soles Manager in order that immediate amends may be made. CONTROL OF CREDIT DEPARTMENT The control of the Credit Department is vested la the Manager of Credits end Accounting, under whose direct supervision credit is granted and the collection of accounts controlled. Ho arbitrary action is taken, however, on his pert, either in turning down an important order or in pressing the settlement of an obstinate ac count, without taking counsel with the District or Division Manager, and if possible wftb the representative. The Credit Manager, likewise, Is responsible for el! cor respondence having reference to the rather delicate subject of credit and finance. It is understood that all letters written oo these matters are to be couched in respect ful, courteous and businesslike terms, with the idea of maintaining the dignity and conserving the interests of the Company, without in the least sacrificing the good will of the customer. CO-OPERATION WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS It U the policy and asm of the Credit Deportment to corporate cMy with oil other deportment., pardmlarty the Met Deportment, with which it it re idoteiy linked. It it, therefore, the cooetont elm of oar Credit ICenfcrt to hone their work end the tnBnence of the deportment coottrnctree rether then ohttraeti,e or attrac tive, with the end in view that a aotloSod customer it the Company'* beat advertise ment. The attitude of the Credit Department to the btdim at a whole it reflected in the following objective, namely: To nenre the leryett pomible volume of edict; convert tbete into the highest percent.re of cath in the ehortcct ponibie time, with a minimum of repente, and throughout the retire precett to preserve trade harmony red good-wilL SUNDRY OBSERVATIONS People of poor credit usually betray thtmsslvas to the close observer. Our rep resentative should be the best credit man connected with our business. Bradstrect's W. D. and Dun's J, 3 are considered the Emit between good and bed ratings for credit dealings of any consequence. Mo representative, however brilliant, can succeed in the long nan to his satis faction or our oim, who does not carefoUy avoid uncolleetable aad troublesome cus tomers, . Names of sew customers especially should be correctly and plainly written, ending letter head, Wll head or card to insure accuracy. We never understand that requests that no drafts be mode mean any ratmsion of time whatever. St is understood that wc are at liberty to charge interest at usual rates on ac counts past due. Wc never grant extension at Its face, of note or acceptance not paid at maturity. Oood faith is shown in payments of part, at least. Sell no concern you would not personally trust with a like amount of money had you it to loan yourself. All representatives ere furnished with introduction cards to the offices of both Bredstrect aad Dun. These should be used freely, especially in connection with new trade. Special reports may be obtained when desired through the seme sources. TS-n A25 -- 1-b -- 0007-SWP-000011757 SHMRWlN-WlLLIAMS PRODUCTS TERMS The following an tba t*mi which will bt pUiolj attsipcd. on all lavoteM, nd cuttooMri1 HtUtMBta will be expected in strict conformity therewith: TRADE SALES STANDARD TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS: For all regular foods including Varnishes and ODP (Lend). 60 DAYS NET; 2% for cub within 10 day* from date of invoice. Coal-Tar Product*, Soaps, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Dry Color*, laatcdddc Material* and food* not of our manufacture: 30 DAYS NET; I % discount for cash within 10 days from date of invoice. SPECIAL SPRING STOCK ORDER TERMS Special term* will apply on stock order* booked for shipment between November 1st and the following April 1st a* specified below; Insecticide* may be invoiced in combination with paint* and varnishes on stock order terms, but ntular 90-day terms must apply on insecticide orders not shipped with paint stock orders. It Is onderstood that so agency order ofless than $ISO. 00, aor an assortment for a dealer for lets than this amount will be considered a stock order. Also that these special terms will apply on only one shipment during any hirst ye ar. Where these terms apply they are in no case to include Linseed Oil. Turpentine, or other material specified above under the 90-day classification. All such items shall he written up on a separate order specifying 30-day term*. "SPECIAL THIS BILL ONLY" "60 days from April 1st, NET, 2% for cash if paid on or before April 10th. SPECIALTY PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT INSECTICIDES 30 DAYS NET; 1 % tot cab within 10 day* from date of invoice. COAL-TAR PRODUCTS 30 DAYS NET; 1% (or cash within 10 day* from date of Invoice. MANUFACTURERS' SALES DEPARTMENT a For all classes of Manufacturers* business (excepting Varnishes as below) includ ing Agricultural Implement Manufacturer*, Automobile and Carriage Manufacturers and Paint Shops,industrial Plant Upkeep business, etc., our term* are: 90 DAYS NET; 1% for cash within 10 days from date of invoice. Varnishes including Driers, Japans, Asphaltums and Insulating Varnishes- when sold to the Manufacturing trade will be billed a* follows: 60 DAYS NET; 2% for cash within 10 days from date of invoice.' RAILWAY SALES DEPARTMENT All business from Marine Accounts, Ship Chandleries, Rsilwsyi, Street Rail ways and Car Manufacturing Companies will be billed as follows: 30 DAYS NET; 1% for cash within 10 days from date of invoice. TS A25 -- 3-a -- 0007-SWF-000011758 Sh w h w in - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s VARNISH SALES DEPARTMENT dor Vvtbba, Dtian, Japan.. AaphaHuma ul laaolatiaf Varnuha. art ub)t to tba fellniBi tarma: 0 DAYS NET: 1% for caab within 10 day* from data of invoice. DYE, CHEMICAL AND COLOR DEPARTMENT Dyn, IstcrntdiatH, Cbtmictlt tad Dry Color* we billed: 90 DAYS KKT: I % lor caah iritWa 10 diyi from dot* of invoice. RECAPITULATION 30 DAYS NET. 1% DISCOUNT FOR CASH WITHIN 10 DAYS FROM DATE OF INVOICE. Throe term* apply the following Use*: Cool-Tor Product*, Soipt, Liaaeed Oil, Turpentine, Dry Colors. Inaecticide Material* awl good* not of otr manufacture. AH M B D btriam tretpt Varnitbe*. Drier*, Jftpani, Aspbeltuma ud Iroulat* 1*1 Vnai*be*. ^ All Railway, Street Railway t*d M*rin* bodotu. All D C A C bud&ni, including Dye*, Intermediate*, Chemical*. Dry Colon, etc- 60 DAYS NET: 2% DISCOUNT FOR CASH WITHIN 10 DAYS FROM DATE OF INVOICE. Them term* apply os the fo&owtng Hut: AH Trod* Sole* good*. Including Varnitbe* and O D P Whit* Lead, except Specialty Product*. M 6 D VantUhet. iadudiag Drier*. Japan*, Aaphaitumt and Ia*ulati&a Varnish**. -- 2b-- 0007-SWP-000011759 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms p r o d u c t s CLASSIFICATION OF TRADE SALES BUSINESS All iilei to the following iball be cWfied os TRADE Sales: . AH Merchant* and jobber* who purchase good* for re-sale All Insecticide, Kiltik and other Dip sales Architects Architectural Engineers Structural Engineers General Contractors Painting Contractor* Foundation Contractors Plaster Contractors Cement Contractors Construction Companies (except those owning and operating nulls for the fabrication of steel) Ready-Cut House Companies Real Estate Companies Estate Management Companies Office Buildings Large Apartment Houses , Hotel* Hospitals and Institutions Schools and Colleges All State Business (except tales of finishing materials to be used on manufac tured products produced by prison labor) County Upkeep Sales AH Municipal Business in cities under 200,000 Amusement Parks Summer and Winter Resorts CLASSIFICATION OF MANUFACTURERS' SALES BUSINESS All sales to the following shall be classified as MSD 1 Manufacturers using punt or varnish for finishing the products they sell, and the upkeep or maintenance of their plants and tenements. 2 Steel manufacturers and those who fabricate their own products. 3 Structural steel contractors such as Austin Co. and Stone & Webster, who have their own Engineering Department and who purchase paint for their shop and erection work. 4 Custom repair shops and garages for painting and finishing automo biles, carriages, etc. Also soaps, etc., sold to the service department but not material that wilt be resold over the counter. 5 All Municipal business of cities over 200,000 population. (Municipal business in cities of less than 200,000 is Trade Sales.) 6 State Government purchases for use in prisons, reformatories where they manufacture automobile tags, furniture, etc. (This does not include materials for maintenance of all State property and buildings, which is Trade Sales.) TS AI5 --5-c-- 0007-SWP-000011760 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s CLASSIFICATION OF RAILWAY, STREET RAILWAY AND MARINE BUSINESS All sales to the following (hall be classified under thii heading. 1. Steam Railroads. 2. Locomotive and Car Builders. 3. Street Railway* and Traction Companies. 4. Steamship Lines. 5. Ship Yards of all types and sizes. 6. Oil Refiner* and Pipe Line Companies. 7. All types of Packing house business. 8. Bridge Builders. 9. All branches of V. S. Government. 10. Coal Producers. 11. All Plant Maintenance in connection with above industries- . -- a-d -- 0007-SWP-000011761 __________ Effective April 25. 1927 SHmmwiN-wiLUAMS Pr o d u c t * NEW ACCOUNTS (a) K race^bad t . &. &aarW- wfuai w onr OKI w Wbtte mm w h i b k Bffln n--iw 0 b h mn ni iw mimw o`f th' a ' ' t awOt cl an tMitMt of four 0 man otfaar Bm Bma- a h XftMcfclcidM ttd (c) For the bat who want to In other mh, tf a who me heavfly atochad with ttuiptlllht Bm ____. .* aWWMi niriii on the orcurmuatin bah _____ Ma WmHnn of taking the B-W aaanr. and ghto tha nimnftwi a mil order withtba imrtmranrttna that he wBreplace Ua 1 ' Hrirlanfimr maaadarflira wr t T* g1--it-1-11 ~'lirr`~i--r af^TirTtf* r* 1--fiir1 1 a Itltnht toaulaiaa to Urn, etc. When the lenolwd irarhem hart bath made, m win be daadnad ae an natr tad the leprmwittHln wQ pet credit for a aew to O* acmniiJattn baale are aa d moat toddt 0 lean SO mSoaa of IWP, of which aot one half la White, 1 id the haltiaw amat uoadat of tee anion. The --Mr of the -OKriari 1 CIOBmtft 01 0 fOflMOCfltVDVO OOOB^^BHt OB four 0 men ha of abdf aooda add to to be < ' rfOPPTOtelMIlNHrtOlltl*- tatUfaawdUntriaiBtdlwfriao. Tt ___ the twin* month anted faltowlag the data of thei (a) IT a miliar i ___________i cede hie piece of I_________________ to handle on bar, ao credit b allawad fce the new adapt, but no the otbn hand. If the ai "` " `' other Bat. it ehouid be n- period uuuidr to the Bain _____ _______________ it win be Modern agtnr at.. U the rapnieitad 11 it he dwh provided t toIb.3lUm^n ttdo s o c o o bL mb3flMSihScr uifliL vu) <f> _____ allowed* but tf be - credit l Goida Line Agents tmheeaal<eadia) thmFeanrlmatheeaolflotr0na0ijpeeaeaptaonofcf`iEafahU.dwdtienocOMhndeohADi0tnheata.bo"cefctOttwhnedraanamarinactrittairrnfardteh0felw0flamtcotna-titbntoefeatataSpawiwxttyaeptheeaornef agency it 0 men tauwtance aad I* 0 men Mac to 0 than 0 aaa U tfiamaMV of 00 main Itoee. it h0 elan to do aeon tor a (MdaUne 1 atdlnary aaint It ie to the credit of each ia>ennt>Ui to barre m many t aa hh tenfmer aa poadblc. The moBhtwtiona of a Oidde Urn <pnt 0 mam far a raanlar apmor 0 deaottad h taanaat B snder the b 1 Guide Lino Agaot ie rariuirad to acor* tadie of the I Caption " t 7 FIWoethPand Dedr Paint " > bade Flon Net " It Fto*Uc " 11 Ciaiimnnwaallli Bam Paint IS Praaervativa Shtoglc Stain Caption 16 Old Dutch Enamel " STB Bnaaadnid " SI Auto Enamel * 16 Screen and Buna-Pipe Enamel. Ahuktenm oold " 100 Stngari Brutbiog Lacdoer Manat (h) It wHi he peecfaeeaa with BWft at canaa. la e_ _ artiad fathaaborai to) .The faadaaaa at aOOulde Uae Aaaaae wB ha tonbal at the don of oach Ureal ran to datmmtoa their rmwdlad and there wbnm pnrt-ean fan to uwaauii np to the above B baradaoad to "Agan" 0 -Claae A Dealer" to cteaattmtioaL. CUea A Deaden <) Claaa A Dealer!: Credit wB ha given 00)7 whaa the gooda arc add to a merchant toe r* mlr purpnai <b) Awnata wffl be daaatdad 0 Clam A Daakre who <017 a npraeamattoe atoefc of 00 hue, butwbo fail to qualify aa agent*, providing their initial 0 accumulative purehear* wr a period < 4 Tr nf S3S0 or nwft, Thk moat edOoirt of at least four had (minimum at SIS each) of S-W Product! caebanve of ODP White Lead, Lipaead Oil, Ihaecticida md VBawoufirtuwd fiudMi. (c) Whoa the frprwinftiw edit food* to be shipped tfanagb the Jobber he trill be bowed eradit for * pew CIm A Peeler enty *|n our CIm A Peeler requirement* re adhered U>o hut no Cite A Deeter credit will be allowed if a copy of the rqnnutive' order doee not accompany b>e town report* TS67 D27 701 --- 2 - -- GHmmwiN-WiLUAMO p r o d u c t s dM B Damian Ib tM* rlamifirariiei *c than put dl Jiialm Other than Wrictly Insecticide Daeioe who foil he qualify is Claao A wad whow initial ar eecumulatie* pnrrhmm amount toll! w mote of our regular manufactured product*. Inaactldda Pwlat (*) Insecticide doalor cradlt will be given only when th* good! an told to a merchant for male purposes. (10 Aceonnt* will be daedSed aa Insecticide dealen only when the initial or accumulative order* amount to (15. (c) For Insecticide dealer* aatahHahad on tbe accumalatire plan, the requireaaonta aaaet be a* above apacUad aad tbe required purchase* moat be made durine a twelve aaonthe' period following tbe date of tbe opanine order. (d> Whan tbe repraaeatatlve aalla good* to be eblpped through a jobber be will be allowed credit for a saw Insecticide dealer only when our regular Insecticide dealer requirement* an adhered to. hut no new Incurtirlrtt denier credit will be allowed if a copy of tbe repreeaacatiwa'e order doe* pat accompany hi* town report. No new la. neddd* dealer credit will be allowed tor goad* acid by tbe jobber'* eatermea. (a) Coal-Ter Product*. Wood Preearrativer, Dipt. Disinfectant*, etc., era net darned a* ln*ecticid**; eocnoquaetly. tbey taka tbe regular dealer requinmeat* far aaw account*. Opening orden of Ineittlcldet cold to large commercial orchard* and other & consumer* an aoC to be credited as new Ineectldde dealer*, but an to be a* New Other Account*. Other Accounts la) New other aceouat credit will be gnawed ea purchain of regular mane, fectund meitbendiir made to a beat poeeible agent (BPA> or a pmeibl* dealer (PD) when tbe pnrrbaee it lee* than (15, but man then (10. with tbe cereptino of laeectialdae ou which no eew other accouut credit will be nbawad (K Haw other account credit wrin be given for goeda eeld to KtD, Railway, treat Railway and Idartae accouuta, also to contracting painter*, contractor* gad Hke accouut* which cannot carry any ether cierni(cation, bat la no inrtence will new ether account credit be allowed for goad* eold an property-ownen either direct or through agent* or dealer*. (e) Mew other ecrnnnt credit 1* given only when th* initial or accumulative --*" ***** " *la WU rfeagnlec (d) Mo credit win b* Pilewed tor the cal* of I toned (Ml or __ nanutoctu._______________ Maw other annual credit wiU. however, be pra ou tha ealt of ODF Whit* Land. '' () How other account credit win bo allewud tor sale* made to cattlemen. < martial etchant*, etc-, who buy direct each peuduete at dip*. toirtirlii* ate. CmOnS Amenta, C3na* A and B Daalern, Inaocticidc Dealart and Other Account* (a) Regularly lined amnti and Clam A Dealen an to be cut fromour Het when they die onilmie button*, their paint department, our bar in favor of aoempatitivc ivtocy, > for any other rearm when they oeam to boy our product*. .- M Wwabeaw* ai nguiarty Betad agent doa* not buy within the period ofoa* (ece I yea--r--f-(--p--t-e--m---b- w let to teptamber let) at iaaet 150 worth of manufactured Product*. including twenty t gaunu* af WP (Bherwin-WUliem* Paint Pnpand), but erclactr of tdnaaa . ftP? WhUateed.-Pamenafai Hind Sundries and Iweacticidae. (c) When u ClimA Periw dee* not boy within the period of ene B*cel year at least (ISO wcuth ef Manufactured Product*. euetorive of Iduaaad OiT. ODP Whit* Lead. Un- fd) nowevf. (alee Daidtgeatat Manager* wiU net cut (bom tbatr bet* agouti or Ctoa A Dialer* whoa* parcha*** hevr fallen behind Until th* npreeeataeiv* agree* to cutting them and the Mice Manager approve* it Occasionally local condition* prevent a good agent or Claw A Dealer tram buying tbe minimum requirement* during our been! year and to joetice to this agent er Cl*** A Dealer, we cannot cut than from our list until tbe cepreeeiitstive deride* this question. , (e) Clem B Dealers. Insecticide Dealer* and ether account* are to be cut from the record* when their parcheeei for the Aecal year (September let to Sept ember let) do not reech the required >!-- purebase for the elae* of trad* under which tbey ere clarciiied; also for any other reason ea enumerated ia paragraph "a." (0 Represent*tire* should be prompt ia advicing their Sale* Development Manager whenever on agent cease* to buy our product* so be will be cut off out list. Reprmeotativa* should fr* careful to eve that their agency representation doer not contain the name* of merebant* who do not carry our line, because salve comparison* are mad* on tbe basis of th* number of ngeata ia each territory. If the territories contain * num* bee of dead agents, the representative suffer* in the comparison. -- 2-f -- t NDBX SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS _.._._._....._._._._._.. ...........................................................ao ....... ............................................................................................... ........ it w.........................................................................................................................-11 I of r*Arlaa Dry.......................................................................................................................~M ________Dry.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------... -----------...----------M AghtftjU*.............................................................................................. * mBUhn (djnirtrr.*..................**..*........................................................................ Aw k*at Pi i i iH t.................................................................................................. 1* All* Toy Dtaalaa ............ JhOoJtaKh^Sa.................................................................. -.If . Katlac. rtsktaa-Op otaiit Udd* ...... ___1* .--11 .-- .--1* ___I* u .--11 .............................................................................................................................14 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::nr Cot***. Dry________________________________________.....----------.....-------------- Coot Tar Product*___...------ ------------....------------------------------------------...____ ..K*M Calm. Qotek Drytac.............................................................................................................................td-M Colon h On (UoOt Point***)-............................... .JO Ban Oroy----------------------------------------------------.............--14 In M................................................................................................................ 14 " --14 ..............................................................................................--1* ............... ........................................................................................................1* r w*n fMak-................................................................................................................................. oooooioooooo-oooaooo io o io o io o *** * n* * y*16 ...................................................................................--IT ,, IT Cr**at(SO%>......................................................................................................................................................U Doado* Ploor Was.................................... ....IT Pnodai................... u Disinfectant--.._______ .. .. .. .. ...... _____ ____ -...... .... ...... ........ ..16 Drian ood Japan*......______________________________________....____________________II Dry Col***...--..............----------------------- ...____________ _lk.lt Dry Liar Bollor____...._____________ ...-SS Dwttr, Th* IprtotMd........................................................................................................... 4 I (ffdrk-Drying........................................................................................................ ,,H ii4ni*i kfiiwiii*"-- BtHk Roof Caaoot...............54 lotmi liquid Odd..______________ ...JO Raaaat.................... Bund. Dath...................................................................... --10 11 1aoal. Case*___......._______-- .14 Eaaaal. Oa* Boats*....,,......--.............................. ............ ................................IT Boaaol. OM Dork................................................................................................................11 Enamel. Opts___..........__.........._______________________ .....11 Won*|. Senoa. ...... ...........________ ..............It Xtknri Padorroant (IbOouail Oadcrcoatcr)ft _______________wL Oa ........ .11 .IT BnsU*h Voortaa Rod (Pan). .11 TtM ) AZS 3-- 0007-SWP-000011764 INDEX SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS--Contd. nmn mns-mvp--W< -------------------------- ------------- ^^KS~ZZZ"ZZZZ^7.::Z7.T.7.ZZZZu -oi^fe!^nrzn"rn::"::r"::::n"r::n"n"::5S I NaitlOM Ew*_______________________ _______ ____ _______________ * __ __ ______________________________--______________________________________40 Hoad? Toach-Up Buck---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..............41 JnlMlUp lUUn LiooMI...................................................................... HtKknrtr'TUMtdraPvpll.. ____IS___________ it Aiit VMM Woo.......................................................:____--_______...M Imi Wtt--___--___ _------- -------------------------------------------------- ---- -------------------- _______________._._._.----_._._._._._.__._.__._._._.__._._._._._._._._._ _._._.19 CUn(Qrict Dt t UO. ,U<M ____________________ _______ ____ --................................................................. ........*0 D__________________..._____________________________________________________________57 1 mwt. Opa .................................. -- ..............11 Uad and GeU oil Bile)...................................................--...................................................................W LMdled_________....________________________________________ Hue Solfoi.Pry--------------------------------------------------...__________________________________..IS frUlM* Ottaleay_________________________________.................................................--__________M 85Sf . u. il r.. leuii htpb, HneiB!in' ri-..:.-----------------............ .....................................................|J Tlfihai Inporiol OoM ...___...______________________..._______________....SO ............................................. ..............................................................SO OU Colon________________________________________________________________SO MoUl PribkOm-MU...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------IS Mona MuBw NU_____________________..............................................................................St MoMlMtlc....................................................................................................................................--..............*1 Motro-oanCl Oodmootct___.......________________________________ __________________St ms whtto if.iboi....................................................................................................................................io h im. mo n4 rm CaUn,,..................................-------------------SI Hotair Too liUrt no Am Tor OnnloE.............................................................................-1 --4-- 0007-SWP -000011765 INOKX SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS--Contd. Poje ____SI knCTwH)----Cilinffwl l____________ on 04M(UHMr Ptbuml. OM Patch Perinea WHO UX. SSSirar'sK^r^:::: OpllM(Oll4-IM.................... ................................... ........ ..... ..... -45 .11 ............................................. ........10 ................ ........................................................................... 41 11 15 ...................................................................................U ................................. .....IS MmlVnUL Mi Oeeaa......................................................................................... --15 Putt White Paint ---------------------------- -------------------------------------- -- --S3 Pan* Wood TOw----------- ------------------------- ----.................. -........................................55 Paata Paiat.............................. ..........---------- .04 Payment tluUaiMnt___________________________ ...-------------------------------- .....01 Perfect Uokod ltad Lead_____________ --................................. ...................... .............. -34 Pine Oil Clonet Chrrnlral____________________......16 ~ taXad.............. 16 Ok, Paraltera........------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 ` . Metal................................................................. ...................................................... --11 j DncVKtozzzzizzzzzzzz ".zir.zz.izzzzzzzzz zzzz zzzzzz zz zzzz zz zz zz Powdered Floor Wat....................................................................... ................................. -- > Prepend_Wa^--........ ...........................................35 !ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZ ZZZZ ZZZZ ZZZZIZZZZZZZis S&k? ssss aa?r.^z.r.zL*"" .56.31 ....IS Rad Lead da oo, ear Perfect Method Rod Load_______________________________________If " - -------- " ' ....___....................................59 I Ratlat........................... ..................... .....................................19 at______________________________ ____ --............ ............ .............................39 dat, Aeta._______________________ ID a Paiat_____ ................................------------------------ ---------- 39 ,i Dip (6-W)................................................................................... ........................ ..........56 Sheep Marldaa aad Rraadian Paleer_________________ ________--.................... ............ 57 ~" ...........39 ................................................................. .41 _ . ____________ _____________________ ___________________ ..11 toe, Plet-Tewe HUai______________............................................................................ 14 lee. Wen............................ l Beep (Liaaeed OO).............. 14 BpttasMd Daatar ..____............................ ................... ................................................54 Btalaa..................................... 40-41 Stencil> ................................................................................................................................ C1-68 HeeiW Calare......_______ .....II Seena-Pipe aad tree Eeanal.. ................ ..........._______ 41 Bailor, DfrUnt ............................S3 _ 1-W Dialafectaet_______ _____________________________ 56 IWP..... ................................................ .9 Tadte(Pdat aad Va .44 Tick nudnik D). Top Draarlaa (km). Toonch-ucp, Bllaacckk.................. .......................................................................................................... 41 Tractor Paiat <aee Wapao k laplaaeat Paiat)--------------------- ------------ ------------------ 45 Traffic Zone WMt*........ .......... ......____..........------------------ .......43 " .54 Oairenal TUaoer.................... Uadercoetcr, Metro-sand. .31 Vtfriikii Vvriib Stato (Brttbfc^typ fagniirtijV VMtiu lad, n. ..51 .13-76 ___ 11 ___ 45 T9 6 <*) ASS --5 -- 0007-SWP-000011766 I NDKX SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS--Contd. in aad ] III nwah. n, i,, Walt Mich. (Flat-Tea#______________ Wa* fWab. water MM...--------------. _________i(m AcM *0) gaadai Mar... *S nS'Mkk'pwdT.!! ** Maared........... ................ ..45 ....................... It ________ 4 ____... U. 3*, 34 aaaaa ..Maaaa40 .Z..Z...Z..Z...Z...Z..Z.. u _____________ ______.35 .......................... ..45 T4)m Ochre Tmil M. ___ 45 XUoCLaad and Sac la Oil}................. ......................................................................................46 Sac la OH. WWW........... .............................. ........................................................................45 bat White..................... .................................................................. ....................................... .45 0007-SWP-000011767 SHKmWIN-WlLUAMS PmODUOT* THE LARGEST PAINT AND VARNISH MAKERS IN THE WORLD The palate. ftnbkn, color* and tpadahlm latad la tba foBowtoi Hf htMt mifttlN damaadtd la anlan Millai. Thqr wiS eatfafactcttty aipplr tba palat aad will aaada of tba palater aad decorator. tba dpe-writer, tba taatratta* aad lililir tba architect, tba contact caatoat aad repair abac, tba caacarty iwatr. tba lacwar aad tba Imamwife. __WaageeaorPaaof prodacta to the trad* with the baowladp* that they wO M U tatty Haiti we aakt Car tbas aad. whea aaad aa lataadad, am alvapa fnta tab aa n do. tba eappty of aaerty aS lawmai taw i aad mafataMac cbaiacal laboratorler aad ' aaaadaad laa talft^at ara able to odor n itlltbli aad aidfiaa tin tboaa aaada by laaa btaMMr a paabad by a Baa, alta awata airbaat. Ihaewta WIMaaa I U1 aaaacaaw coaacttlllim. briar toed trade aad peePta aad " wfiTbaaaaaf M* Tba ________________Co. wai faaada* la ltM. Baer da_______ te tba tlthirt ataadard ad twlhr la edit aad aandab ___j tba beat paoda weald aaO tba beat aad ear talaadld aam right. Today wa ara tba larpeet caacata of tba aadaid aad la .S3 Var- rapidly. Factorlaa la daaatoad. Chicago, Detroit. Montreal. Mawarfc. Boaad but. M. Oabtaad aad Laadaa. BaplOBd. Wanli Dinar aad aBeer la priadpal cMaa tea Atltarir to fadle fineat Rtpraatatatlna eatarlac anry important palat aad aaaalab ftrld la the weald. I laiaail eD ttWIa, where ara wake, treat aad ape atrictiy pan Patted all for oor product*. Laod aad riac odaaa aad rmrltrr*. wbara wa awplay larpa forcer of waa ta adaa aad coaaart thaae one. latar wadiate. dye aad chemical plaotr wbtrt we produce bare aaatarlala for aa* la tb* waaafactor* of paiota, atoiaa, aaawala.atc. WUtt laod plaat*, wbara wa eoraada obit* lead by tba Old Datch Prrnn, aad waaafacrara atbar lead prodacta. Add waanfartaatap plaata. pradodaf treat poaatMw af Acetic amd otbar Dry color factorlaa, tb* larpcat aad bart aqnippad la Awarica. wbara ear dry color* are aaada. LHbepoa* pleat, whore tba Upbaat trade of Btbepooe la pndocad for ooo la Flat-Toa* aad tiadrad product!. Dry llwia Pallor. Araaaata of Laad aad Faria Or*** factorlaa, wbara wa waa* a cowpirtr Kaa of liiaartirldaa aad faaptddaa. Vatalab. Jaaaa aad drlar a orb*, wbara that* prodacta aaa woda aadaaivriy. Tim coo ftctorlw that waka tb* tie caaa wa aw. ' Friadag plaat, with wodara primer, bindery. aawpUac aad labUtl dapartwaat. etc., where one adrrrtirimi aad priatiag an arnanwIraWy handled. Machine ebopr, that ark* mttU aad wacbinary of oar aadprior dialpa That* focUMa* aaaMe or to make ton oar pood* ara debt from tb* faoadadoa op aad rare aa much la coat of waaofactttr* that la pot Into tb* Quality of tba food* aad tb* malntooancr of a rtrlct ataadard of aortic*. t p aa (Ki as s 7-- 0007-SWP-000011768 SHmmwiM-wtLUAMe RmoouGrm SWP SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT, PREPARED FOB PAIHTIMO BUIUHNOS Ttan I) m ttbar MtaU. althar . WWW WWWW MnWi Htlra. thaaoathly rdT-f la aal lnwi baat ttttltt. aad mr at Mr am f~*ri WP " at MMiMn Mat with bad aad M w tkaaw a*^ SWF affljren ta eaat baa IrtblA kaaaaaa b Man aaaOjr aadar Dm hraah. aaaaa tb jalalar*. - Haa It wd awM SWPbnadtlatMa.saelty arty. aad that tha wry baat that ear baa npartmra la Hkkmdt palat-nthlat lAoatai aB dn baat faaataa SWP haTSaaa aa the anihat nr aaaatr W man aad aabva a nahaa taaatadaa aad iii|ir ana thaa ear SWP WHITES OUTSIDE GLOSS WHITE -- ..._____________ijialar for giaaral aaa aa an S*Watalda (Han Whin b a ____, - at bad, pan ertda af alar aad pan . ail. with tha . aa. Than to ao aataida white prtat that aOI carer . bah aa whfee aad ntala |ta wUteaau aaa parted affine n S-W Oatalda Oleee Whita CHINA GLOSS WHITE dnlaa aad art aadta aa wUta n lartde Vanbb White, bat a aarr eerteih aalatartan where aaaaaay ta afbrat iMpartaaca. PLAT WHITE ' Par AabWa,, ________i |1mi flrui pooadtoftt for 8*W Is iMi VoraioE WEIto, > beet fUa* floar ooch purpmn me proporod for tbo sorbet. Katotaioofj wood Ep INSIDE VARNISH WHITE Pat prodartaa , #Uta, aaraltb tilth aa lartda work. It drier battar, work, tonr. aad to awwa acaaaolcal thaa tha aanlah arhltn aadar aariaoa aanaa feaaraUx (nai aa tha Market. Apply area two ar aton aaati of Plat Whitt. 0007-SWP-000011769 6h m*w /n -Wil l ia ms p r o d u c t * SWP SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT PREPARED Wga Dnt. U.,,._____ VOk Ok u . 4*1 .... CM** (Mc m Vito.....) OwatocOtoM WMM....J litol Cmn flcciHII IIam*M* Vwectoh WMM ...}1 Mm* Or*--. 4*4 41 SI i t o * a 3 10 3 04 I 00 3 44 3 40 3 30 Net Price* Hitfftati. 40 to c m* Fteta, >4 to c m*. QmM, 14 1 IUM nl**i, II i* c mc . OillM. to c m*. TSM (X) AM 9-- 0007-SWP-000011770 SHKHWIN-WlLUAMB PrnODUGTB B-- ALUMINUM PAINT Bright w SHur--Roaiy for Vu A Mill n> MA ! radiator*. i aratar-bailan, pa*, atuia aad nw ptpu, pu aue**, h iMi it ` adapted for aetrida au aa w oaplaaa. ** *' Ml mrk. . e. OWu mart eatlefactary - , hum tt to parfactly adpad aad I work* bad? aadar tha hraah. -- imdlii rapacity* to Cb m Ib i _ __ ___________ Jt aad cold dm ad* crack, pad. MMar ar dlaralnr h. Oai caat cam* a daaa Mack aacfaca. It feu aa MimiiiiHi feuaa-fek odw foaad la uoa? other Alcala* ' It pda. Kid H M. pa*. d*a as m as i is t ee so Trad* >*40% Waa-dphtfe data. SOIaaau- Qaartar plat*. 4t la i Rata. *4 la cat*. Qaarta. 4 la cut. HaKlfjdaUi 4a la aaac. A- AMERICAN WHITE Put* form, (moti aa ait paatc whit* auda aapaclaB? far plaabar*' au aad for piaaral la a* 10 14 Nat Prlcu caa*. St la cau. PWa-poead caa*. la Is i B-- AUTO SEAT DRESSING Mtw tfea appaaraac* of acratchad ar eld Mather caddoa* aad apfealatar?. lap aid aurks ar *tdu raadlly. Dria perfect]? hard la an hoar or two. with a rich. daD Mack Patch, la aat afacted b? tha heat of tha hod? aad will aot aoftw ar atlch to datMap. It caa b* eadl? waahad aad hapt daaa. H 0*0. pta. 06 1 16 Ota. I 10 Tiada Mecoaat ** Half.***t. 46 la cau. Rata. 14 la cau. Qaarta. 14 la cau. B-- AUTO TOP DRESSING Rudy for Vu Aa ncrltoat dw block drw^&i for imwtog finiib m Bobiiif purtuott ud Builif topr* ridt cvtal h md mpbototcsr of wwiobllw Coo oto bt nart ft tothtr fotodtim, tvMifiai to|i tod otbrr Intbtr or Imltotloft toother awfMei. On ocbitf U drier vllb a doll btock ftnUb* but on toother* puiMQt* and other MtmtloB Ufttban It drier with bo |b)l floor* Prior perfectly hard In thrto or foor bow; to Mf to ttolf wd door rot ihow topr or atmn. H Otoe IS pta. B0 ft*. 1U foie. S Tl Trod* Dtotrvmt 40% Half-plota, 41 im eiw* Pints. 34 to cart. Oaltnoa, I to cast Qaarta. 34 to cost. -- 10 -- 0007-SWP-000011771 SHKHWIN-WlLUAMS PHQDUCTS B-- AUTO ENAMEL JCm4t /or Dm A Bsc of cumel, made rtpftdlBj for rcBstchisi motor con by the cor otraor himadf- S-W Anto Eoanula ore very durable, daotie ood waterproof, aad os ac count of their tay workin* quaUtiae, It 1* poaaibir for esc isospofitaccd is paintin* to occur* a bish-clau ftaian on fail car without the kwa of time ottoodio* the enu point-chop job. Dricc lo shout 41 hours, depcodin* upon otoaoopheric condition*. Outside exposure or npooted valida* will not harm the tnich. Black.................................. U... PrimerI Clear, 1 Bii|e Brows........... Bstliah Brewster Ones . *B*cnlade Ones........ i Milori Orces... Boyat Blue._..... Rucact Taa........................ Vi pee. U TO pta. IS 1 20 qta. 1 TO 2 20 Vi dale. 3 10 tell0 00 4 tO * 00 Auto Gray........... Battleship Oray______ Ivory....... ...... .. Motor Red.........................J Rich Wise........................f. Sport Redj VuwisiaCrcam...______ White................................J TO 1 SO Tends Diacoust 40% 2 40 4 00 * TO Half-pista, 40 is coae. Piste, 14 is case. , Quarts, 24 is caee- *To be discostioued when present stocks an exhausted. B-- AUTO TOUCH-UP BLACK. Sec pt|t 42 for prices asd fall deccriptioa. ANNOUNCEMENT Sherwin-Williams Opex Lacquers and Enamels Om of the port rturkabla developments in the history of Automobile finishes hns been the introduction bp * number of manufacturer* of well-known cert of e new finish* mere beeutifnl* durable end lasting then the best varnish finish known. This new finish Is known In the chemical world ns e nitrocellulose product end is mode by the ebemieel Hutment of cotton. Sherwin-Williams Dealers the world over* will be interested to know tbst the Sberwin-Williams Company hns been following these developments closely end thet we here e complete line of these finishes known as 6-W Opes lacquer* end Enamel*. This lane embraces not only automobile finishes but also both deer finishes end enamels for ell types of furniture and fixtures both wood end metal, toys, instru ments. implements, etc. - Opes Lacquers end Enamels produce e film which is not easily marred, will not scratch or check. These finishes have the unique quality of actually improving in appearance with frequent polishing- Furthermore, they ere not effected by water, beet* cold, elkalis or adds. Opes Lncqners sad Enamels ere made for interior end esterior use in Clear Lacquers end a full range of attractive colors. Opes Lacquers arc applied by spraying or dipping but esnnot be applied to other then very small surfaces by brushing. " Continued research of Opes Lacquera and Enamels will be made to develop suitable materials for all surfaces. For further information and complete list of Opes Lacquers and Enamels, with descriptive literature, write to our nearest Sales Office. . TS 56 (E) A25 --11 -- 0007-SWP-000011772 SHK*WIN-WlLLIAM8 Pr o d u c t s *- ARt t o aMP Foundation Damp-Prtofint Antydamp ia very heavy black paint of asphalt type* which I* applied to the anterior of concrete and masonry foundation* below ground level to damp-proof basement walls. For ordinary famp*prooltnJ two coats should be applied. Will cover approximately 40 square feet, two coats to the fallen. Is applied cold in original consistency* except in very cold weather when it it accessary- to worm slightly barer* applying. Remains in an elastic condition indefinitely. Svery general contractor and foundation contractor is e prospect for the sale of Aatydemp. Look for specification* calling for Antydamp in the pert of the speci fication* which deal with foundations. For further information scad for Form B51&. FAtrt water ia potpatually praaant in tha land around tha foundation, alternate foyare o/ water-proofing ialt must bo empjoyorf. U 1 10 U 1 00 Net Pricee bbls. 06 B-- BATH ENAMEL A Hah DulltT Ud tboroiihl? utiifutory cmcl for the exterior of bath tube ud hath room wall. ud woodwork. It produce. . porcctatn-like finiib that it touch, tuncimu ud durable. On new work, uee Bath Burnet Ground for undercoat*. Vi pti. Porcelain_______ ,,30 around....................... ................................... V4 pt*. EE 65 pte. 00 It qt. iili. 1E0S T5 1 E6 E 40 Trad. Dtecwnt 40% Quartcr-pintk, 48 in cue. Quem, 14 in ewe. Half-pint., 4* in cue. Pint*. 14 In k . Gallon*, 0 In me. --11 -- 0007-SWP-OOOO11773 B-- 2^* &HMKWIN-WILUAM9 PHODUGT* BRAS-BRITE Ufmd Maul Palish mK*M I >Brtt* ha* to *r dtfat*. Vi a**, MWM tit. W Hi 1 40 * 40 Trad* Diacouot 40% 40 la c m MM*. I>i Half-a*n--i ** >a 0*11--. 41a< ft - BRIGHTKN-UP STAIN A Staim ami Vcrwith CaaMmai ___ j * *t*tnd aad writM HU ta a _________ __ turi or w*dwch. ! Mdlf ipfIM aa4 In* M iko* l*M face* imrl*aalr painted mar 0* tltawf ta ladtat* uy wS ta* weod* r*pa--f4 ta tkt* Sat br Ont applying a caat afBnghtaa Up State Of aad. aad after Oamiklr ' ta* tolar **t*ct*4. Dark Oak ...................> UobtOak...................... -I MM*. ViMa. ____ 00 40 Ma TO gto. I 20 W cat*. t 00 4 OS Trade DUcaaat 00% Qeartar-ptot*, 40 la ca**. Half-ptota, 40 la cn. Mat*. 1* ta ***** Quart*, >4 la earn. Half gall--, 11 ta ca*a. OaOaa*. 0 to --a*. B-- BRONZING LIQUID Thna --tiafacterr hrnaUag Hqoidi far rtoit with gold, atatotoan *ad Ora** tnaai. Thaaa Baud* art pa*z**u*d lor decorative work, tor wb* mlxrd with hr**** that dig with a Ugh gloa* flaUh. aad do* te tbdr iplndlt hcat-ntirttog gaaBtiaa, atay h* aa*d -- radiator*, at-- ptp**. etc. wttbaat ditcalertog. paaBng or % pt*. No. 1........................................................... Ho. 1.................-..................................... No. i.................................................. as pt*TO ss so qt*. t 20 OS 00 % gate. 2 20 1 TO 1 40 gal*4 00 a oo 2 SO St 3 95 2 95 2 46 loan bottle*, gar d*aaa______ ............___...............___ ... 2 TE J'Omac* hettl**, par Joe--____.......____ __......____ _____ ___.... 0 IS la-- hottl**. par doaan........................3 TG Battle* gat op to fancy carton*. e--fining m two, njr air*. Trad* tHaco*at 33M% . Ball-pint*. 41 la ca*t- Pint*. 34 to ca*c. Quart*, 34 ia ca** Half-gallon*, 13 to caac Oallen, I in ca*t. TS 64 <E) A2S -- 13 -- 0007-SWP-000011774 SHKKWlN'WtU.IAM8 PmODUCTB B-- CANOE ENAMEL ............ .. Ught Om ........... Orange ............-- Wine__________________ Yellow ...____........ Clear (See Hnpv VmU) Half-plat*. 4 la o h . Trade Dtaenaat M% Plat*, M la caw. 1 OS 1 M Quart*. >4 la < A-- COMMONWEALTH BARN GRAY Aa eatremely popular fray salat for palatine bora*. abed*. cots crib*, roof*. Us*, ham, ate. TUa palat abaraa tbt enviable reputation of Caaaawawealtb Bara Had. It atrin aarity, drtee with a good pou, ha* food novating capacity aad great duraUHty. It la aa evrvprinnnl value for the price. ala, I 25 e *M fcMa. I tC Not Pries* Gallon*. 6 ia eaaa. A-- COMMONWEALTH BARN RED A bright* bndione trot-toned red paint of quaHtp, for boras, sheds, corn cribs* roofs* fences* etc* It works cosily, covers solid iritb two coots, bos good spreedial empeetty* and exceptionally lose Hfe. oil of which makes it more economical to ate than other bora points on the market* Possesses splendid wood preserving qualities in addition to improving the appearance of building. caW* 1 60 Ss t 45 bhfe. 1 40 Nov Prices OlIbMt 6 la case* A-- COMMONWEALTH PAINT A Us* of bright, bandtome color* far peiutfag garage*, fence, arbor*, barai and other bultding* where a durable aad nerrlceabl* paint U Mrtd at moderate price. Time paint* are anally applied, heve epteadid coercing capacity aad dry with a haadeame uniform ail floe* Saleh. When trimmed with white, taeee colon preacat a wary plaaatag appearance. ~ Vi gal*. gala. S* bbl*. Rad............................................................................... M Qray________________________ _:1 *0 Oreeo..______ ________ 1 33 Oreage Yellu*..... ................ 1 36 "bite.................................................................................. 1 43 1 SO X IS 1 eo 2 60 X TO 1 45 X 20 X 45 2 65 2 55 1 40 X 15 X *o 2 50 1 SO Half gallsat, 12 ia ca*c. Nat Prteu Gallon*, t in cate. 0007-SWP-000011775 SHMmwiN- WILLIAMS PRODUCTS Flash On Swoop Oat A-- CONCRETE AND CEMENT HARDENER Cobcitte ud Cement Hardener applied to the nrfiec of a cement floor* makes It hard as ptaitt, prevents dusting or wearing of email particles and seals the floor against water or oils. Concrete and Cement Hardener will treat from 60 to 100 square feet of cement surface, three applications, varying with the porosity of the surface. Seventy square feet may be taken as a basis for estimating* The first application is reduced in proportion of one part of Hardener to two parts of water. The second application should consist of equal parts of Hardener and water. The third application should be in proportion of two parts of Hardener to one part of water. Mia in a wooden Sail. and flush onto the floor, sweeping out with a long-handled brush or broom. ach application should soak the floor, but all puddles remaining on the surface should be mopped up before leaving floors to dry, which usually requires 24 hours. Concrete and Cement Hardener is of an acid nature and all barrels are treated with a soft scale vis to prevent the material seeping through the wooden staves of the barrel, and attacking the metal hoops and there should be no difficulty ordi narily in allowing Concrete and Cement Hardener to remain in barrels up to sir months after the barrel is filled. There is hardly a modern office building, hotel, manufacturing plant, garage, creamery, hospital or school erected today where the specifications do not call for the hardening of cement floors with a material like our Concrete and Cement Hard* ener, Descriptive enclosing slip B440. Complete directions for application*-* enclosing slip E$t$. 1-gal. Jug 2 10 5-gal. carboy 1 00 30-gal. barrel 1 65 50-gal. barrel 1 60 Net Prices Gallon jugs, 2 in case 3-bsrre! lots 1 50 T3 66 |Ei A.5 15 -- 0007-SWP-000011776 SHxmwM'WiuJAMa Pr o d u c t * A-- CONCRETE FLOOR PAINT Mifc aiptatolp <!< wmti and mm Iiw l Tto i__ __ __________ Sul Am a*onrl*i bw dart m4 0*m >itm will dry am atte and caa toWwplaicitMedtan.paDn aMtaet aten wtea day. IMm wttk a aad Bin aad wd> altbatandnnrdwaar. (to aanHBaari it b alwapa teat to Int *p- ata. H into te ala. btor- Omy...------ -------Uabt tewwm___________ Lite Ta*______________ .. n 1 to > W t to * Yatew_____ ___________ Qaarta, M la aaaa. Mat I Half aaBaai, It la < Qattaaa,dta< A-- CONCRETE WALL EINISH A fciab quaktr aO palat maaafatlwail aaparially far aatariar aaa aa caatrata catnaat, brick aad etaen walla- toil......... ... taary tody, patteMaa ndaetlaa with Baaaad oil r tarptartar, atcardlaa ta tto PMtaUj af tto tartan. Date ardl- aary dicnaataacaa twa caata wU pradaca tint data Jab. and it la not airnuri ta aaa a patatar or aaalar drat to ateala a eatiafnetarp and waterproof tarfaoa. Tbit aaatarial drtaa with a Bat Balah. tola. tola. btoa ~ adoaar I *tra uSt'otay""" 1. Qtaaa to aaa__ ____ __ ( SSMTIar--rj t ao * n 1 TO t tt 1 *6 t *0 Natl Oallon*, ata fat aaaa. A-- COPPER PAINT Mad* to protact bottom* af arattle, I*narkat and other tto* character, and U tto moat faBaWa and economical aatl-fooliat paint aa tot. Piaablp painted boll* ana to pat In tto water wtola tto paint 1* atill a Oreta , at*. Vi (ala. ala. TS 1 40 t to 0 1 B0 K 1 *5 t as 1 IB teraf i tel*. Z BB Z B0 Z 10 Qaart*, 19 to c m*. Nat PHc m Half --iHw m, 19 to c m*. OiUoai, | to c m*. 0007-SWP-000011777 $HMKWIN'WlUJAM8 PRODUCTS - CORNISH EUREKA GOLD SIZE * HMllrt Brt tado fold dae MiAetMd aadera mt proceae from Ugb- cel4 lea,f, '_dlt.reOr aleedal,freiiidewpdialeTwteteract,anPttoart*a.acttaora aad tin return aod leaf. Met metel, er decoretera aar other to the cilder't art. le arreailvetr weed (er alldtBa decorative arark ea * `' tkntM. p me b u i BMcfen. tnt<m>nyki tin ^*>*** alwltllr over a let color the aaaae u over varatob color or Will aot ae* or raa to eo tin. Ito darmkUity la Kite It ate. ___ 0 U pea. til at*. H pte aoa>. 10 ) r to Trade Dtecoaat HK% Qaarta. M la caao. Bair tatteao. 11 la core. Plate. 14 to a OaUcaa. I to earn. B-- CRACK AND SEAM FILLER Mr far Uu la eld aad :oew eon. Waaotehrtoher dry aattkeptill ererhartt called Crack at PWen aa the Market. Otoeo a emoota tartan over ato t apply,pttot or tah. Bee aeaddataMv man hoik to the pooad thaa the eaareae competitive ataaaaaaatto i-- mack farther. Apply atth potty kaUe or rale of hi . SOto SO 47 Trade Dtecoaat 40% Supeaadtaaa. to to i B-- DANCING FLOOR WAX ................ Ptmiwnd An aacaUeat pcaparatlea for waatoc hen-room doom. Pat ap la apriaklcr top caaa, which makca appttcettao eaey. leaaadhy tbelaracat betala, daadac ecadeadea, tmkeimeat parka, etc. ' IHh. tear SS 14h. caaa 00 Trade Dtecoaat 40% TO 44 <E) All -- 17 -- 0007-SWP-000011778 Sh k k w in -w iu -iAMa Pr o d u c t s A- DECOTINT A Samiary CM Water Kolumdne Hmhmiit la dry powdered form from tmMr aelecttd motcriale, and It imponaded that it mtlm oalr mhdaf with cold water to tt ready for iaetmat It aa peleoaoae. coataiaa ao alkali, add, or anytMaa lajortoot to the health. It peadacee a aood eaaltaiy wall Saleh, hoe epleadid coverlaa capadty, oae - jooerlad from *0 to >00 equate feet. A eecoad coat caa eafely he applied at at dnt coat hat befame tboronsbly dry. Trade IHacoaate 00% I poaad pkfa. parked *0 ta i 11 io % 11 11% 10 C-- DRY COLORS On epteadid facUtiet fee the eaaaafactare_________ aead la prodadae Dry Celere place ae la the faremeet Celcet of the Mfheet quality fee ate ia ` and Chemical! eapptylat Dry ate. The Dry Celere Bated I __________ the eaett ae we aea la the . the maladiy belat the prodact of oar dry color fattedee. aad at each be fenad aaecty eapeder io color, toae " '` to the Jehldat prade ' ~ aa the market. One Oeraaaatotra Lamp Black 11 iz leery Black de baft kbit It IS 11 Imp, Haw Tarhay Hi Imp! Been* Tarmy Oa Vwidyke. CbamlcaDy Bate ' Che teally Bara I . ChemlreHy Bore Chroma, Di Breach Crowa, Batra Mfbt. Breach Cream, Ucht________ Broach Crown, ldediam____ Breach Crewa, Dark----------- Me. 1 Chrome, Ucht----------- We. 1 Chrome, Medium.... Ha 1 Chrome, Dark_______ Ita. f Chroma. Ucht.. --.. Ma. f Chrome. Medlam------ Na. I Chrome, Dark....'... -- 10 -- T1 T 11 T1 T 16 71 T te 2d 20 41 2T 26 14 10 00 14 10 M 22 It 1* 21 IT If It 12 10 43 46 4 20 20% 21 22 It 11% 17 14 U 14% 14% 2t 41 46 It it% IT It 12 12% 13 10% 10% 10% 3T 30 43 14 14% If It 10 10% 11 oty* 01% 01% 0007-SWP-000011779 Effective March 14, 1927 Sh k h w in - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s One of the greatest developments our Technical Service Department has made in several years is the formulating of a new gloss enamel to which we have assigned the name "ENAMELASTIC." In our own line, Enamelartic is second in quality only to Old Dutch Enamel, *mA it may he described as a long oil enamel of intense whiteness, with excel lent leveling and flowing qualities, good hiding powers and other character istics which a high gloss enamel must have to appeal to discriminating master painters. It may be readily tinted to an Ivory or any other shade. It is a well-balanced white enamel suitable for all types of interior enamel work. Has been accepted by some of the largest Master Painters in the country, who are highly enthusiastic about it. Dealers will want to stock Enaraelastic Gloss and Dull to supply not only the painter demand, but also the home owner. The merits of this product will popularize it with an ever increasing num ber of painters, decorators and home owners, who anil insist on using it on the interior of residences, apartments and industrial buildings, where a high gloss, intensely white enamel is desred. Flat-Rite is recommended for use as an Undercoater. White Enamel, Gloss..... ......... .... White Enamel, Dull------------- .... Qts. 1.S0 1.70 JiGal. 2.80 3.15 Gal. 5.25 6.00 5 Gal. 5.15 5.90 Bbls. 5.00 5.75 Trade Discount 40% Quarts, 12 in case. Half Gallons, 6 in case. Gallons, 4 in case. TS-67 at) C27 552 -- lS-s -- 0007-swp-ooooinfio Sh k *w in -Wil l j a m9 Pr o d u c t s c-- DRY COLORS--Continued laf.tallikii ta " Nw-?iCx'IM Lake...-------- Primltr Wee-Padiag. Mt. toidrn Vara" Tirktx, Dark. Orttti Mi BedLeed Beghab VnUot.. da ft H 2* >1 SI *1 11 13 7BH lb. hage ktgt IS 12 SO 24 IT IT 27 22 60 m* 30 He hage able. IS to 22 22 IS ts SO ST mm TiBn Cbem. Part Chroma, Light_________________ Cham. Pan Chrome. Madia Ckw. Pan Chrome, C Bxtre Chrome, Light Bstre Chromt, IMba.................. .............. tm ftitaii Ort|*> ..........-- N*. 1 Ot imi. L^fht-- ---------------- .._ Me l Chromt. Madam.__............. Me 1 Chrome. Oraagt.................. Me 1 Chrome, Light______--------------- He S Chrome, Mediam.*...........-- He 1 Chromt, Oraagt...________....... Oeaalac Dateb Flak. Qoldco Ochre_______ Imp. Froaeh Ochrt. Demtatic Ochrt... Ochrea Strictly Pm* White Load........... Otaaiat Orota Seal Preach Sac BagHhh CUP Peril White...... Bitre Bolted QUdece WUtiat.. Plactar Parlt................. Wbltae Kepeteat.......... . Baghah_____ ______ _ f Illara BagXth VaatBaa Bad Iroe On Bad. Matallte Palate da kogt 22 ts 12 ts 12 tt 25 21 2S 21 IS . 21 id ts 11 IE 12 15 IS 11 IB 11 IS 11 him 2* u ts 19 1 It 13 13 13 09 09 09 Net Prlcet TS 66 (Bi AJ5 19 -- -000011781 0007-SWP SHm*WIN-W/U-1AMB PmODUCTG A-- RG-SHEL MILL WHITE Rtadyfor V$* _ . . . . WMfalrt gf IllWllli , etc. Mae wttb aa egg-ahaO date aad la patocalarly daMtabla lar to MgbtdWatow qaal.M....a..a.....w...f.t..boat tb' c ratbltioccdttetwMablble cfllaan nt Bactad by a Mgh dace ff-1 Oa actoaat at to tot body It...b..a..a....a..p..l.e..n..d...l.d. Udteag gaallttoe, tmtai dark or partly galatad aorfeeat paitody altk two coata. Tbbsa Ant oaat t_b_e_o_l_d bt redaeed >1% wkb tergeatlne at S-W (Jatoerta] T_h__in__n_e_r_,rwhhkicbh i aaraaa aa a M` at applied aa It naa tram tba cam. qt. Vi (ala. (da. I gal. i ___T( 10 1 46 (M I H 4iai Nat Frieoe Balt galloae, 1* to i Oallont. la caaa. B-- EMPRESS LIQUID GOLD Propmni Rtodyfor Vu Fat dteataltog tlilai taaa. nonldlagt. cbatoa. boaaabatd aotelMte. ate. Fat ap to but cardboard baaaa aaatatolaj a bottla ot Enpnea Uqold OoM aad a btaab, and packed to htadaont eartaaa aatb coatalalag aaa doaaa aattte. Fat daaaa baaaa____________________________________.________ ___________ ____ I X Trad* Dtocaaat MS 11 baton to aartaa. 11 cattoaa to caaa. ENAMEL A Mgb-qaallty aaaaaat for tetaafec woodwork, walla, toralia/a. aatal aad waadao . Meade, ate. laaw Wblta la partlcalarly popular arltb tba natter peiatara. dot to Itaaatnnc whitaaaee, aaty dowtog aad proper drytog qaaMdet. For bntnaoto one aoat S-W Flat-lUt* Enamel Uadenoater. `Tin li Oray..,. *Fanat'Oiaea____ M Fta. Vi pta. *>tt. Qny.----------Sray WUtt. Light Blue .. Ughtlapr toeDPfak... IS 1 06 1 *5 1 TO T BO a______________________ 4# TO III 1 SO <( did Oaerter ptaea. W to i Qoarta. 14 la car Trada Dlacaoat 40% . Half pteta, 4* to caaa. Fteta. 14 to caaa. Half gaUoaa. 11 to caaa. Oattaaa.4 to caaa.. To be dlacotttoncd wbca preaeot locks are catenated -- 10 -- 0007-SWP-00001Z782 QHK*WIN`WlUJAI*8 PRODUCTS B-- ENAMELOID Tk* Docorulhe Enamtl Am mu m) rtkk dlta with toraHM porcclaln-Mhe takk, amt datable nd r-T----- - to no. Whlto Reamplow m originally dri|Md tor the arifcetleaal r'r~-- mat It ami a prtws favmtoe with Us. It to Maal (at amateur to. in that It to. W easily apptted. Thto qaattty to essential, aa to the load Rat at height. attractlaa aaiara tm ndaiahtag at MB trpee at lyaaltma--tearoom aata, haeahfam room cot*, aatcb, bedraen aad httchaa loraitan, aa watt aa wtchar. rattan wad natal furait*e, ------ . Sines, at*. Caa b* waahad rapestsdly with aoap aad water, making R 4adtr adaptable (or jatohtng walla aad calttBaa at hatha, kltcbaaa, refrigmtar team, laaadria* aad alaAa* aanataa whan acaam aad vapara an peasant. ENAMELOID DULL Than to a paialttaat demand for dnll enamel fiatohaa today,T**P*ci*lly la WUtc aad Ivory. TO mat thto demand oar Xeaearch Department haa formulated oar new ttnameloid Doll aad If* a aptcadid product ia every way--wetka'aaatty and lank oat aptondliHy without the anvakiag common to ordinary doll anameto ftoath Dray iKfcs Mtdem Dray, flak. u pt*. Vi pts. paa- at*. Ugato. ***** SO H so 1 fo * 06 n looey Pall. White Dull. *0 SS SO 1 so 1.06 S TO IS t Of t PS 1 OS T 00 Trad* Dtoceaat 4*% Qaartar Plata, at ta ana*. Half plat*, 4t la cam. Oaarta, M la aaae. Half aslioa*, 13 ia caa*. Plata, lin, ' e la caa ENAMELOID BRUSH W* have now amated to famish the Special Knameldd Bruah to oar aatnta to tail for wrsaral aoamal work. The Knameloid Bnb to e aoft hair, fitch broth. one lad wide. It wa* mad* eapadally for a* far applying Knameloid. It to a weaderfal --` ( at thto price. hr Doaea 63.T5 Trad* Dhtewt 40% dak about the fatenbid Introductory Paokey* Plan. B-- ENGLISH VENETIAN RED Ground i* Oil llH-lh. palto 1Mb. patt* P....... ............................ ................. . A______________,,___ ____ _____. Ha............................ ...................... . M 10 IS 36 It tG 1004b. 14 IT 14 Trade Discount 1J% IIUa.lt> caa*. 15, 4ikHH B-- FLAT BLACK Per producing a dall black wrought Iron Hatch on wood or metal. Porticotarty rotted for picture framer, mon!dings, omamcatel iron work, lamp,, g, features, ate. I* easily applied, ha* good covering capacity aad splendid hiding power, covertag solid with oaa coat. It is vary durable. Upton U pts. 4$ pts. qt*. TS 1 35 gal*. 4 SO 1 Trad* Dlacount 41% Qaartar plat*. 4g la caa*. Half pints, 4t in raw Pints. 14 la case. Quarts, 24 ia case. Odious. 6 in cast. TSg(K)A2$ -- 11 -- 0007-SWP-000011783 q h ma w in - Wil l ia ms Pmopucre B-- FIRST QUALITY COLORS IN OIL PttU Ftrm tM Urtcly by mm r I)platen for Hntif White Lood oad other nalnl*. vifd Q^tt miMMly fcf HfhoiWX- parpen*. Mf VIM Ouht; Colon lB OU Iimiiit the Msbaot qaakty of colon _ .. Art ttroaper to ttattnc power than any other oil colon oo the Ivory Drop.... BasSth Coach.. SlOB Palatan... *Pru*taa___. Coholt.............. Ultramarine... tow tod Bant Torlny Umber. Raw end Bornt IteHen Sienna.. Vndrkc........................................ Part*..................................... Chnne^'C'hi.*nl D Ihdt lp taker . 3 00 . 3 #0 . 3 SO . 4 IS . 3 SO Blwoa Brown* 3 76 4 00 4 25 OtoaBa 1-lb. 41 40 46 S3 SS 07 S3 T6 46 49 4T 37 30 43 64b. ca . 4T 47 S4 St 64 llU-lb. 33-lb pailr paOa 45 .... 45 ____ SO .... m w wWw m SS _. . .. 01 * r a* - - 74 73 a*.. 45 43 .. m. 4> 49 mm mm 40 44 mm mm 6 M 3$ 36 4T 46 44 (apUah Venetian .... ( 00 00 ..1C 00 .. C 40 ..CM 00 .. S 00 .. 4 IS CO .. 4.40 . 3W 1 so oe t T6 0 74 7* M T 7 SS M t T* W 73 73 ( M 14 3* 1 4T 1 46 4 `*S2 N 1 44 1 OS S3 SI 3$ 7eH<nr< --L. hi. O. and D. 0.(C.V.)_______4 00 04 03 01 0 ,1-ILO.tnf D. O...................4 IS SS 4 SI French TeMow Ochn. ............................I 7* ............................ 3 00 41 30 40 31 33 *7 31 ,,M<tm anna add 30c to 14b. <pr3ice". *> * Hb. 044 0c tn 1-lb. price; Uad la Tehee era eald eccordlac to hoik, not welsht. On oeeennt of their lane balk It 1* Inpoodble to and bmi in IS-pennd pau*. Trade Dlacennt 3S% t-ponnd cane, 10 In can. 13 U-panad pall*. 4 la can. __ 10 In c IS-ponad palU, 4 In can. -- 33 -- 0007-SWP-000011784 ' Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s / // S-W PLASTIC PAINT A very interesting and significant development of recent yean in the field Interior Decorating, is that of Textured Wall Finishes. Their special appeal is that they give relief from the monotony of the usual smooth surface finished wall. They afford opportunity for the individuality of the architect, painter or owner to be expressed in innumerable varied artistic effects, such f t soft stipples, high reliefs, scrambled effects, color mottling in relief, pebbled effects, "cobwebs," raised stencils, gold and aluminum gilding, raised tile effects. Travertine finish, imitations of Caen Stone, stone blocks and combinations of these effects. These textured finishes are finding their way into the con struction of new hotels, theatres, restaurants, churches, courthouses, homes and in fact nearly every kind of building where an interesting and original inciridcal finish is desired. The two outstanding materials that have heretofore been pushed on the market far producing these plastic finishes are Craftex and Textone, both water preparations, requiring special treatment for finishing at well as a size to apply them on. These have been on the market for several years and have proved more or less satisfactory. Their main drawback has been peeling where the underiy Jig surface has not been properly sized, and a tendency to absorb the finishing colors when not properly sized on top of the plastic coat. They also have a tendency to work hard, set up too quick, cause trouble on laps, and have no flowing properties, which prevents the securing of the more beau tiful soft rounded pebble effects. The Paint Research Division has recognized this growing demand for Tex tured Finishes, and for a long time has been working along this line, and the result has been the development of a process which not only produces effects equal or superior to Craftex and Textone. but which also are more convenient and economical, more durable and more varied, and best of all which utilizes one of our principal regular Trade Sales lines, Flat-Tone. The S-W Process is not a water-mix proposition. S-W Plastic Paint con sists essentially of a mixture of our regular Flat-Tone with Whiting and Plaster of Paris, and for certain work asbestos fibre. Having an oil binder to supplement the action of the Plaster of Paris, it is unsurpassed for dur ability. DIRECTIONS FOR HAND-MIXING S-W PLASTIC PAINT Obtain Flat-Tone (of any desired shade), a good grade of bolted Guilder's Whiting, Plaster of Paris, a good light colored drier such as S-W White Liquid Drier, Dry-O-Nite or Japan Drier and for certain work, some very short fibred asbestos. No exact proportions for mixing can be given, as this will vary depending upon the thickness and effect desired. However, the following may be con sidered as an approximate guide, and the user will find that he can get exactly the effect he desires by varying these proportions to suit the work. For soft, low stipples, use approximately 1 gallon of Flat-Tone, 1 quart (dry measure) of Whiting, and 1 quart Plaster of Paris. A little drier may be added, if quick setting is desired; and the addition of ) j to 1 pint of Asbestos Fibre will impart an interesting soft satin-like appearance, should this be de sired. -- 22b -- 0007-SWP-000011785 Sh k r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s For moderately raised effect* and texture* of medium high prominence use approximately 1 gallon of Flat-Tone, 2 Quarts of Plaster of Pans, 1 quart Whiting, 1 to 1}4 quarts Asbestos Fibre and 14 pint drier. _ For extremely coarse texture* and high relief work, use 1 gallon of FlatTone, 3 quart* Plaster of Paris, 1)4 quarts Whiting, 1*4 to 2 quarts Asbestos Fibre and )4 to 1 pint of drier. It will be found that most of tins textured work fall* into the first class --that is, low relief work. For this class ofwork, the user need not add asbestos, unless he doe* to for the sake of the distinctive appearance imparted by asbes tos. For the high relief work however, the use of Asbestos Fibre is of such good service in overcoming the tendency to crack, that it pays to include it, even though the number of materials required is increased thereby. , Before mixing, the Whiting and Plaster of Paris, should be sifted and all the dry materials used should be mixed together before adding to the FlatTone. Add the combined dry materials gradually to the Flat-Tone, beating the mixture to a smooth paste. Add the drier while beating. APPLICATION S-W Plastic Paint is usually applied with a brush. If a heavy relief is de sired, apply the punt heavily; if low relief and soft stipples are wanted, use less paint. Most of the work is done with the brush, dabbing, pushing, pulling, or stippling as one goes along; but tome fine and smooth finishes are produced by means of the plastic trowel or by using a smooth edge to drag over the rough surface. ''Travertine" plastering is done by stippling in the rough and then smoothing off each block with the trowel or straight edge. Blocks may be marked off with a stick of wood cut the desired width of the plaster joint, using a straight edge for lining and guiding. Low ttippling in the thinner consistencies, will flow back to "pebbles" or may be "patted" beck, etc. For sharp stippled work, use the plaster trowel, pushing it down and pulling it straight out. Different brushes produce different effects; and more than one brush may be used oo the same job. A sponge may be used, and a coars: wad of rag, or many other tools, for different effects of texture, but this m.-st all be left to the ingenuity of the painter who does the work. The possibilities are limited only by the imagination and ability of the painter. Most of the marking of Mocks, "Patting back," and other manipulation is done after the paint has act a bit. STENCILING IN RELIEF Very effective stenciling can be done over S-W Plastic Paint by using a stencil cut from linoleum or some such heavy material,, the width or height of the relief being the tame a* the thickness of the stencil. Here we have a dis tinct advantage over anything heretofore suggested, as the water-mix propo sitions, such at Craftex will influence the stencil portion and in time ruin it while the oil proposition is the same as for ordinary stencil work. Lay the stencil on the finished work when somewhat set or when dry. Apply the S-W Plastic Paint stencil color same as when covering the surface, either with a brush or with a spatula. Then smooth the whole by drawing the spatula or scraper over the stencil. It can be done almost as quickly as ordi-. -- 22b -- 0007-SWP-000011786 SHmmwiN-wtLUAMs Pr o d u c t s nary (tending. When the stencil b carefully lifted off, there in the ornament in high relief, outstanding and dear. Small figured stencil* should not be used, but stendls with bold outstanding fine* and effective design* will adapt themselves readily to this work. - vrv4ny a panel in soft stipple and the (tiling in higher texture, edging off with a neat chain makes a very effective scheme. Any color of Flat-Tone may be used to make Elastic Paint and IT IS FINISHED AS APPLIED. This is our distinct advantage, cutting the cost. A certain color may be mixed for panel, another far (tiling and still another for the stenciling, and when these are applied no coloring is needed COLOR GLAZING AND MOTTLING However, the work is most generally glased, mottled cr stippled, into the Mended finishes. In this case use a fight color of Flat-Tone cr Flat-Tone White, and proceed a* when stippling and Mending far the regular Flat-Tone System effects, using the regular Glazing Liquid and Glazing Colors. Stendfing may also be done with the ordinary Sherwin-Williams Company stendls and the interlocking stendls, exactly a* for the regular Flat-Tone System Stencil Work, us ng the stencil colors in the regular way, when a relief stendl is not desired. In short, such work done upon the Plastic Paint can be handled in much the same manner at for Flat-Tone Finish in the --The work can be in gilt or any kind of bronse, and it may be fined or striped in the regular way. TIME REQUIRED FOR APPLICATION This will depend on the capacity and efficiency of the mechanic doing the work, but an experienced painter should apply from 50 to 100 yard* of the plastic finish in a day of eight hours. Where Caen Stone and Travertine plaster is required, the fining up and measuring of these block* will, of course, take extra time, and it would not be safe at any time to set any regular stand ard or give any exact figures for this work. It all depend* on who does it. Where Mending and glazing ia required, it will take the same time as for this work ordinarily done over Flat-Tone. TYPE OF WORK RECOMMENDED We do not recommend extreme high, sharp relief work because such sur faces catch dust and dirt readily and are bard to clean; and also because they have a tendency to crack and check. If, however, such work is desired, and cracking occurs, it can be remedied by applying over the plastic coat a seal ing coat of half and half Flat-Tone and Flat-Tone Mixing Size, after which further mottling or color glazing can be carried out. In general, more pleasing result* will be obtained with soft rounded medium height effects, low relief stenciling, etc. Such surface* may be easily cleaned fay means of a soft bristle brush. I -- Me -- 0007-SWP-000011787 SngmwiN-wiLi.iAM8 Pmooucrs CONCERNING THE WALL UNDERNEATH One wiy advantageous ttae for this kind of work is to deoorate unsightly trails that bare tracked or have imperfections in the platter, or that could not be satisfactorily decorated in the ordinary way*. Of course, poor con ditioned wall* may need a priming coat of half Flat-Tone and half Flat-Tone Uirif Site to put them into good ecwditico to receive the plastic cost. It matt be remembered that once you get this plastic coat on a wall It b difficult, if not impossible, to remove it without removing the plaster. Therefore, If you have any idea that you may some day with to go back to smooth walls, you had better glue on a first coating of canvas or oil cloth. Then if you get tired of the effect you have, you simply get back of the canvas or oilcloth and remove the whole thing, leaving the smooth plas tered trail again. Low stipples may be sanded down, producing yet another pleasing "cob-web" appealance. B-W Flattie Paint may be applied on most any kind of surface, even glass. However, for such surface* as glass. It is necessary to lay out a siring coat of Flat-Tone Mixing Site. CONCLUSION - The above la only an outline of the possible usages and advantages of this process. Many other uses will suggest themselves to the alert, observing craftsman, especially aa be becomes familiar with this work. For instance, beautiful decorative effects can be obtained be bottles, vases, or anything of that nature, by applying the plastic and then staining it, etc. This proposition should prove to be a boon to most resourceful and ener- getic representatives. By concentrating upon a large contracting painter here and there Who .possesses Imagination, resourcefulness and a little artistic ability, we should be able to get them enthusiastic over it. . A receptive hearing may be obtained everywhere, by simply displaying some of your exhibit panels made by yourself. Tins Should be a means of greatly increasing your sales of Flat-Tone, especially in view of.the fact that it tains a great deal more Frit-Tone to finish a anil in this tnmmu-r than in the usual painting manner. Best of all. it affords opportunity for targe volume business without the necessity of adding a special product to our lines. TS At? 373 -- lii -- 0007-SWP-000011788 SHKmWIN- WlLUA.*ia PRODUCTS A-- FAMILY PAINT _____fa A pNpmiNW far hnllitlaai wliMi nd faAril. la Idaal fat |nml faniMi Dt, cMaofhao,errdf*a. nahaalrxtaadd.actahtaalrap.ritnriapdeataml ~ " 1 > o"il (t'ax U....*..h.....o...h..i.e..h.1 win 0n aalfatm aadafacttoa. Vipta. Mpfa pt*. n. V4rah- ala. fa fa Ult. UCkt &: IB ta M II 1 It I 40 .t Hv BIm. far!or Whit* Oloaa.. latariar WUto Ofaoo.. lofartor Whit* Plat... If *1 T1 1 If 1 K 1 to Dark Mat.................... . Qraaa............................ . tT It 44 1 1 It 1 K t to Icarlat VaraUoa____ 11 14 to 1 13 1 It 4 4 IB Nat Prlcaa Ouita piat* 41 la caaa. Half pint*. 4t la cat*. Plato, 14 la COM. Qiirto. 14 la caaa. Half lalfaaa, II la caae, Oalleat, I la caoo. FLAT BRICK RED Ground in Oil Far aoo aa all aad aaw talck 01k ta ladtata tha color of ptmoi trick or torra alia work. Althaeth rod it tka aaty color certiod la alack, atidal calaro trill to fforalitod oa ordort whan aaaattty fa nldaoUr Ian* to lootujr oairiol 1 Writa far apailal prtaaa la oact caoa. IMidhtlib II Tied* Dfaeesat 33% lS4fa pail* 11 Uhl 11 % paaad potto, 4 la aaoa. tl'flWi pdlBt 4 It < FLAT-RITE Interior Bnanui Vmitrtootet Plet-Wt* latariar lioail Oadartaatar la tka Mthaot irala of Khapaat aadai* ar wkicb It fa poariklo to ptadaca. It la aa aalaataatar of tha loac oil type, 1 Oat wall aaaar tka break, Imia adnfaaWy. taa lartafarincy cpraadlai aad dfptao laaBtiaa, la eery opaoaa aad oaraillatly white. It will pradaea a vary ifatiri. dat Baht, which and* no Illy withtat aeauriag tha papa*. fa lataalad far latariar waafc oalr. It la faralakad aa tka "* for oar faoaoaa Old Patch Paanal. Par aa rit, on wtaoatll IWP Plat White. packed ta oil alaaa aaatpl te*,taHea pecktf. IK 1 10 C 40 * tala. (K Trade Dtcoont 44% Plata. 14 la, 11 la Qaarta. 14 la 1 OaBawa. Blacaa TK6 (*> A15 ' -- IS -- 0007-SWP-000011789 Sh m*w in -w il u a m8 Pmooucra A WASHABLE PLAT WALL PAINT Tti MmI |t mil Wit tor rtufc a* Imriw ilinwri trail*. m . . ----------------------- ^"**1toe*. irhotlt, kaab. rtmim, ckwkn r u tto ** iib Mi i __ ^ - A wtr * < _________________.______ __ - **a to aettod tth aad F lib IMM< ItM-TW (MO H MH to tto tof m toa -- ardlaarj omU m tot li mr - tt trill aatilr wtmt mml tack mu. liHUMWfi M to etotfead with t c mu Tto kit **at itoto to tonl with mol partt Tim ltd HUu Ito. pad tto c m4 mat mM m tt comm from tto c m. Ti-- Iimiimiiiw IiiI fnr imiiN aad ntoiimt toriw thedat, at____ ^ Hto pto. '}SWS"I.""nl___ tz M pt*. Htoto toto ito. M t IN 110 >11 Britokp --....-i 0Ifr fttooc Forott hl7 Twi 1 tK 1 10 tain Tb ............................ Me i Qnr___________ Pint...................... mtror Qrmy___________ UtoBJni----------------To----------------------------- Mat ldf|tot 41 to MM 9mw. t4 to moo. toi Mato, 14 to< Ml To to dlananHnaad whan pt*--p< ttecht ara aatoi t Maw abate addad to km. lit FLAT-TONE MIXING SIZE laitolb clthread tor h with Mat-Tom. Far tto avataat aapato1 aartaca. Ftat-Toa* ifltlni Mat itatll to atol with tonal part* of Flat-Tom i to tort amt, torto litoi a aaat af Mat aad a toat eater coat to am aparato " ' " r latom Oat ham toaa pnliito pManII. am apart MIM-Tmi a a tallaa ot Flat-Tarn la aag ~* ~ ~ 0 Qaaeta. 24to < H pata. pal*. tpabai tl IT* ..IN 2M Tula MiamtMH% a Half palltat. IX ta i i M to mm . FLAXOAP l*,aa atoolatdy aara * celd tiplli ` totoa m aaftoal tot r, aa toaa enrtk alkali, aaaaa____tly af tolacr- Flamap tetton fraalF la tot or cold, tord ar raft water. It la aapadalto adaptad__________ _______ totltai, ate. Oato to tto fact that pwaltoaaad oil 4a tto Bf* of all aad itoa. Flaapap It tto toat cleaner for all minted aad remittod tnrfacaa. It trill ` apcaBaat tor riaaatop atitomobUat. eawiapaa, aindowt, ` aad rat pleat. Tto heaaatrifa arlU tod It particularly raloahla to tto riaaaiap af and rapt. Coatpleta dkactloaa atoara aa tht label. la ta lie Ma Me H Mh. hhl*. *0 1* 24 21 ft tl ` tl DUcaaat MH% aa. 11 to oaaa. 1-poaad palla. 11 la caee. IPateM paOt. la Hattai paUt, 4 la tat*. .................. --M-- 0007'SWP-000011790 Effective October 8, 1926 SHWKWIN-WtLLIAMB PmOOUCTB B-- FLAT-TONE GLAZE AND STENCIL COLORS Block lnr Drep. Blues Cobalt........................................................................ DaapCarnlaan.......................................................... tlttnmarine.............................................................. Browns lar*e Mm each .. 40 SO SO 65 Saw Umber.. Burnt Umber. Oeldcn........... SImSmTHTS:............ Vandyke........ Dw OBk Smerald.. Olive Lake BaatGray. Greene Lakes so so Sso6 BO Yellows Ctnot,Lkll................................................................... i*j ........................................................................... OrleLakc........................................................ ......... SO TS TO White Standi....................................... ....................................................................................... Standi Sfadtam On H (mace hettlaa)...................................................................... each 15 T2 Trade tHaooat Tt% A-- FLAT-TONE GLAZING LIQUID A aopnior hleaAnattqaid itealgifj for nee with Flat-Tcae Olase and StencO Colon. labaM tar ea over Flat-Tone in producing Flat-Toae Byattm Steele and the eo-ealled mottled or tidany wall eteae. Also recommended for polychromins, wiped enamel finishes, perrhment lamp ehadee, etc. Dries over night with dull or css-ehelt sheen. Write to the Deco rative Stadia lor farther farfotrnnrion pte. qts. tale. TS 1 15 4 SS Trad. Diacount M% Pima. 24 in caar Quarta. 13 in caee. Galiont, 4 in cate. TS ST IS! PM 10S -- 11 -- 0007-SWP-000011791 9h mimin ~Wiu j m*8 Pmoouorn B-- FLO-LAC Foaslr Flocrlac A fnr-.Rnajetin Vartuah Stain IM jwuduee* * beautiful Unload and kandehad efeet in i ____________________ 1 woodwork, to bet. on any kind tt nuhhcc where Bnlah of thii kind 1* ileelnil ________ipreamtr the hiahtat quality of atato trtenttotally combined with 6-W Merwot il> mill Intremldi TTn mr~ Trnrk r~ r 11 i 'im t*~~trrr^--rtlrTTHir iiunTTnftlMnfrnT nto it the wand. Old work or ouifoeeo prerkmoljr p*toted can be cfaanead to ttodi Mbit tto hardwnedo nnaaoontod to tide Bat by ftret applyin* a onto of FkvLoc Ground. FloUf drieawith a Ucfa ynrnleta ihna, it tough. etaetic and disable, and will not i` ' tod nifto The ppmaihiBt dye* need hi Fto-Lnc pakt It aunfaat. Hnt ............................... .. Xpto. Dark Idahocany............................. Dark Oak....................................... Extra Dark Malwggny.................. ............40 OoldenOak.................................... Light Oak....................................... WntaMt.................... ...................... Qraaad........................ ;................ Hpte. 6# 45 Trade Diacouot 4e% 44 to t Quart*. 11 to caw. Half-pint*. 4g in c Half-galton*. to came, pta- qti Htto 06 1 66 2 B4 T5 1 40 2 41 Plata, Mine Oattoo* 4 toaaae tale 4 B0 4 50 Aak about the PLO-LAC TRIAL PACKAOE PLAN B-- FLOOR-WIPE A apodal prepwatiao for rirantof and renewing the 6ni*h of waned and mnblml rwaned and trandabed wMidweek, furniture, etc. Maker old waned or wandafaed eiafai lank Hbe new. A cloth aheuld donply be dampened with the material and the Beer wiped np foot ae an adiatiy daantoe me rnbbtoe nr poKatiire Drrraaary. Worka aptwMLtiy with aay Kata. *4 to Kcato M 1 Trade Mamnnt 44% Quart*. 13 to rear flailnaa, 4 to caaa. 2 TS Halr-galkm*. 4 |n c B-- FRENCH CROWN GREEN ' Garni!k ! ah Oil A chroooe ptca of eery Ugh quality, around to linaaril oil. Thin lint of amen* la --------"y ky,aground to an toeaaaeiy Bat tolun, and peaimra rarr)4>mia| wiiHa; niariilli Ns hattar paancan be foamd for window btoada, root*, fence at any Idad of pafetb* whan i talwiv bHgtatt ] ' ' '* Mr mib M Mb. 5-lb/ l2W4b. 254b. French Crow Omn, Licbt.............. coat pula ptill French Cron OniSt fctadtam,..... French Crown Omn, DnrlC".* *.,., . 43 34 44 36 Preach Crown Greco* Double Dirk. Tr*4* Dtoconnt 25% n*. 45 In cate. 5-pouad cn, 12 to c m** I3^<pmul pUa. 4 in n. 25`pouad polk, 4 In cne* -- >4 -- 0007-SWP-000011792 Snm*wM-WiLUAM9 Pr o d u c t * GALVANIZED IRON PRIMER Qurto, *4 is mm. Half gillw, 11 la < MUh , |b mm. B-- GAS ENGINE ENAMEL A Kh of Uikind<L<Afior aoandt nrtnluh lor dahhlat *n i.ltiii, tanMli BKBn, prapi, farm la>l>n, an. Maoa to lanmifiifly wtthataad mmi ma w Mad totw. boat of tha aadan whkaat `' charktai * Mm Mr data. Art aaailr appUad. Mn loo Ui wl par- of odor. Mo* Motto* hr labritadat *U* or fill** H Pfc ** da. Block *E H 1 TO 00 Otar....... Dork Qtooo. UAt Qreen.. TO 1 10 1 to to Bad____ Qrar.... llcroea . TC t 10 1 40 TS Half pint*. *1 la < Trad* DWcoont 40% it*. *4 to can. io coat. QwtU. *4 to i B-- GRAINING COLORS Porte Pent), to OH Uaad pHadpally hr llaatar Naim to inltatt tka *-n*--- affacta of aaprtat hardwood*. Colon ahoald alwar* ha aaod ovar Ordalat Color Oraaad at Flaactac Oromad. Aah................................ .... ,~~ Chany. Dork Oak.. UabtOak. MapU... WaJaot*. Otoaod.L. aod D,,.__ Trad* Dlacoaat U% Fifty la cat*. B-- GRAINING PREPARATION Grotrad ia Wottr A apodal ptoparaMa for ptodadat the atact of tht aatara) arda of wood* aa dlalaarad toon, tatartar woodwork. ate. Far direction and ante aoinpitta iafor. watina, on lahoi aa parka** CtaaBr aaad la aoaaoedoa with Floattac or BHafataa- tt-pt. Man Jar* 40 pt. dan Jan (5 qt dan Jan 1 10 Trad* DUcaaat *0% Half plat Jarti 4* la can. Mat Jon. 14 to < Qaart Jan, 14 ta cat*. TM M (E) AJS -- IT -- 0007-SWP-000011793 B-- BHKKWIN-WILUAMO PHOOUCT9 GRAPHITE GrcmmiimOa tttHkfdb M as % tl > ! pall*, 4 la < B--GRAPHITE PIPE-JOINT AND GASKET COMPOUND Gnumi m OH--Patit farm ctlptlgbtlalat attblanlabar aadaeatthaaredloederott itlea dwai tki vartear Mage aa wWcb It baa ba Mad ta little labor aad wttAoat 1-- or breakage. ibaiai terlaili aofatoad lead- at raat-aet Mata. Ma waato limit grtalai bard I Sbe rad 144. (4k lllfclb. n as sa si Tiada Dtrcowat U% ________ . (Ola____ 11 H-paaad palle, 4 la f-poemad aaaa, i] t la palla, ia B-- HAT-BRITE Vat paadadai a talab oa tadtaa* straw bats, pain loaf faaa, adcborwork, barkac- a, taatbar bate, awdtla, ate. Vara aaey to aa that la act adacted by ndotan aad wOl aqcwt faidaea. d drlaa aalfbru Pat op la 1H wttb a rood aaara bottle 1 H'aaaaa bottle _____________ * St B-- HIGH POLISH FLUID WAX Xccdy Jar pu A Solid vaX'for talablao woodwork, doors, bmlag aflar*. tflarnniltoro. ate. ippSeattoo of aar Flatd'was la a treat tine aad labor oarer, aad ,____ table results. This notarial coo ba applied wltb a brash, Wrala oat anootb i .................... of aartaea par gallon. I* par. 40 pta. to qte. 1 OS Mtala. t ts 9 60 Trade Dteconat 44% alf plate, 4t la case. HaW >4 ie aaaa. Onarts. 14 to < Half gaUooa, 11 la aaaa. Qallone, t la caaa. I -- 0007-SWP-000011794 SHKKV/tN~WlLUAI*a PRODUCTS A-- INSIDE FLOOR PAINT lm mm k mL Mo. 4(0 Daat Color____.. Ho,WOr.i.----------------Mo. 444 Ubt Brows-------Mo. 404 U*bt To m-----------Mo. 371 Hmoo.. ________ Mo. 457 Oraao*.......... Mo. 444 8Ut*............................ Mo. 074 ToUow....................... Tht Bmnmti like Ftmitk ad* to wit n. Otdto l* m> w Mu. aad for darafalatp wd M7 KWKOMi BOOdltlaa, II ' 0(4 *c t *(M*4 oltk aoap wd i tk TS M 8*1* t Poona, t4 to i film Half goOoaio. If ia < IOw sola. X *0 Io c l l j ^Hiott. A fan, ^ irlap. ate . Conn wall trttb S-lb. pkfh pcrptnad 1804b. fats* fabb. Tloto........................................... .................................... Wfatta....___________________ ____ ____________________ Trod, Dtoeouot **% IX 11 11% 18 % 10 00 Ttmtr fvcpoond paekafe* to caw. B-- LIQUID GOLD Roady for Vu iapaal*i.4llatMoqaaaopldot ta(aofwfaldac.tpa*Uodloafatfrofborarpaattca.otcaeoraoldrforaardniwaaattoi,wra*a.frhaooM,taranwidrrtrk*a,Mtabola*to*irfi*at.,toi/btaraalowndtiatoontdwhavttaaddtaaatrdaarMattUaool*r*.. Vfc Mata SO % fata. S % pt*. pt,. 80 1 48 Trada DUeaaat 48% t*. 1 TS a*U. If ff Mlffath ffaata. 80 la t____ Plato Mtacaaa. .-------- r Mata. 48 la i Qaaita. 84 la caaa. J Mata. < OaTloai. 4 la aaaa B-- LUSTROLINE IMPERIAL GOLD ENAMEL Bronte dad Liquid Separate A Mtb prod* sold aaamol for Metara frawaa, taoaldlaoa, badatoada. aad atkar daaoratlra pnrptw. Pat ap la faacr cardboard bon* coatalMac a rial of tfaa daaat l faraaaa powdar. a bottlr of bnaafat liquid, a bnzab for appUcatlso aad a dlafa C alalaa tfaa broaaa with tfaa liquid. Tana ostAta ara packad la liaadaawo dlaplar aartaao of oaa doaaa oath. Par Onaoa.. 4 88 Trada Dlaci % ' If faottla* to cartoa. It cartoa* to TM8(B)A25 -- ft -- 0007-SWP-OOOO11795 SHBHWIN-WlLUAMa PRODUCTS B-- MACHINE PAINT AND FILLER Ptxtt Fcrm Hh Um Mat, Sbadlaa A. B. C, D. B..1 Maekiae Pant, Rad Hk Hm Pillar, Ml Trad# Discount 157c ftv ptlli la c. 364b. pall* .. It A-- MASTER PAINTER'S FLAT WHITE A Sat waababla wall paint for plaatarad walla, catUap, ate. Work* tnmlj'ni can be applied with a dm or riz-iach brail*. Ir datable and ecoecznicei- Ir alro a pleadld undereoeter for all kind* of enamel work. tel*. I 20 5 tale. I 15 bbU. I 10 Nat Price* OaDoaa, 0 in atari B-- MASTER PAINTERS OIL COLORS A Mm of faifb grtdl colon la oil* pot op oct Weight for muter pointer trodc The content* of the cn to oil "Color**--no iocrt pigment** pricn per pouod learr Drop Black____....._____ EatBah Caacb Black......................... ta Writer*' Black.......................... . Lamp Black________ _____ ..._____ Piaidrr Bine...................................... Cobalt Blaa........................................ . Ultramarine Blaa.......___...... Savaidlent Umber................. aw and Bant Vaasa___________ Vaadpka Browa.....______ ...... Parle Oraaa__________...._____ ... Breaaa Oraen----------------- ......... Cbrawe Oraaa. L Maod P ....... Balletic Bad.......... ............................. Amarlcaa VarartBna.............. BagBah Boat Lake........................... . Taeiea Bad.__.........___...... Yorker l<d......aa...................... ladlaa Red.......................................... BagBah Vaattiaa Rad______ ______ Cbrostt Yatlsw. L M O and DO... Ooldaa Ockra________ ...._____ ... Yellow Oebn......**................... .. 1 lb. coo ......... 53 5 1b* cam 99 r 4T 3 72 7 96 35 4t 71 35 3* 52 53 *6 S3 55 45 31 52 35 30 case 37 37 46 45 51 70 65 33 37 30 76 34 37 0 66 7 51 67 47 20 60 31 25 25 lb* can __ _. 00 64 32 36 31 76 33 ae 65 65 66 60 66 46 35 49 30 *7 Trod# Dtocouot lepwd coot, SO is coat. 12 H-ponod ciu 4 io cue. 5-poend c. 10 io cere. ILpoond c o m* 4 ifi cue. -- SO -- 0007-SWP-000011796 _________ Effective May 23, 1927_________ Sh c r w in -w il u a mb p r o d u c t s - A-- METALASTIC A atrictly hiih-pidc liquid mthl |uWtl (At ktlr cracmd, with ned inh and csminc capacity apprubuMy |H aqpm* <Ht aHUctml ml Tbia ia a ntu pro. tntiTt paint made from tbe beat ftapUte, sound k pi lltnii oil, and haa d o aqoal for prrrmtm* nnt and comaion of all metal iUilWca. Xt la exceedingly clMMtic and yield. readily to expect*]on and contraction. Black. Brown Gray. Green.. qta. .. f W tala. ala. 1 06 1 06 1 15 2 IS Slab. 1 00 2 10 fabla. 1 05 2 06 Net Prlcaa Quarts. 15 in eaac. Oallona, 4 la caae. Half-gallons. 6 in caae. B-- METRO-NAMEL UNDERCOATER Metm-namcl Undercoater ia primarily a maater pointer'! --oademeatar. It la ions oil UtfropoDC undercoatee of pood quality *--f~i to five aatiafactory raanlti abelt an undercoater of moderate price ia nqnifad, Metro-namel Undercoater broatbea wy caaDr, lamia welt- drim ia a moat adfebdury manner, haa pood opacity and ia extremely wirier. It aandafraety without pintmtas ttaa paper It rtpreaenta an exception*! value for the price at added) It la aold. Put up in ooe^aUon, doable-tit*, acif rating cana only. ala. 2 25 Nat Prlcaa GaJlooa, 4 la caae. A-- MINE, MILL AND FACTORY COLORS R**dy for Ut A well elected line of colon made especially for decorating tod p*s*rtuning astsrior* and iottriort of employee*' homes and other buildings around mine*, mills and factories where a durable oil paint is required at a moderate coat. Black............................... Bright Red...................... ............... \ Metallic Brawn............... .............................. i) . ,. H Mb. gal*. 5 gal*. bbla. t ao 1 TO Drab................................ lay Green*.,.*........... ... Olive Green..................... Slate................................. ...................... 1 25 ................ 2 35 2 30 2 26 Colonial Yellow............... French Gray.................... ............... JMoss Green..................... ...............i Oeange Yellow......... ..... ............... Whir*............................... *. 1 40 1 16. 2 50 215 2 40 Net Price* Half-gallon*, 6 in cue. Gallon*, A in ease A- NON-CORRODIBLE GRAPHITE PAINT A splendid anti-nict paint for metal surface*, with graphite for its pigment bate. Produces an absolute self-seahng, non-portmt film, is very elastic and durable, qts. H gal*. gal*. $ gal*. bblSa 61 t 16 2 16 2 10 2 05 Net Prices Quarts, 12 in case. - Half*gallons. 6 in ease* Gallons* A in TS 67 (E) E27 -- -- 0007-SWP-000011797 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS OPEX AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES A COMPLETE LINE SherviD'Williieu Opcv offer* $ complete line from primer to enamel, with the correct urfocen. thinner*, etc., ell of which bunoosUe into * highly utiiftctory result, Tbii further offer* en opportunity for toewupet, responsibility ad lUndmliatioe that cannot be secured from any other source. , QUALITY Vt ve nothin* but the Ufbnt gndc m auttefU* in that products FUm turnp. eeSn* leid, deep Bltati vt not in car product,. We k you there?ore to edl oar pmatthe tWy an qtmlity bull. It would be absolutely impwiblt for wiy email irernlv uirtr to hew huceHelwmttCh in twlmiml skill end developtecnt Mthe BhcreHo-WiUunne Oenpainy has already spent duikpin these finishes. Thee* are cheaper products on the market, the same as there are cheaper paints than SWP, We art certain, however, that materials made from cheap raw materials, loaded with cheap cums and oils, mar rub easier and appear mere brilliant, but they will not aland up under the add tat of weathering. HIGHER GLOSS Opes ho* o feller, richer end higher floe* than competitive automotive roamd*. It is a known fact which you probably well know, that Opes without polishtop has as high a degree of gloaa s moat competitive auto enamels have after polishing. This gloat it not obtained through the use of any substitutes that detract from the durability, but a research development of our own and one that we can manifestly be very proud of. Opes enamels have scientifically correct uaiient of gum, which gives them a higher natural glo*ayct the frhn is not brittle but is tough and clastic. HEAVIER FILM Opes --*-- *** produce a better and heavier Mh, as they have a higher solid content, due to the quality and quantity of cotton used. This results in greater durability sod covering capadty. WORKING QUALITIES Opes not only gives a smoother finish, but also cuts down the work for the men handling the ippikstios. Less rubbingi sanding and polishing is required, and the coats fiow on evener. The large pr/trntege ofexpensive medium and high hotting point solvents need in Open lacquers and thinner* are uspnriiihU for giving the fine leveling outflow and smooth surface that is so apparent in the application of Opes material. OPEX LACQUER ENAMELS Opex s s ms mIs b * vivid, full at life ind fast is color. Like ill Sberwia-WlHiems colon they at* sotad the world over for their permuenee. Opes i we water and weather proof: aad teeiet dirt and duet; enow and ice; mm and beat; col and create; acratrbra and wear; mad eil and tar; alkali aad battery acid. AMOUNT NECESSARY FOR A CAR The amount of matmial needed for a car, of course, varies with the rise of the car and the number of coats applied. The following general information, however, should be sufficient: It requires approximately one quart for one cost ou the average eise car. This includes the items of Metal primer and Sealer, Opes Primer, Open Sanding 6urfacer, Opex Binder Surfacer, Opex Automotive Enamels. The quantity of Opex or Oil Glaring Putty per car depends, of course, en the condition of the metal, but only a few- ounce* to not more than a pound per car is necessary. - Opex Thinner. The direction* for thinning Opex Finishes are described under each of the product* on the next page. -- 30 -- 0007-SWP-000011798 Effective May 23, 1927________ SHBnWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS Cr~ OIL METAL PRIMERS Qt*. Is 5s OD Metal Primer Red No. 36..................................................... . OB Metal Prime White No. 36 ............................................................ OB Metal Primer Yellow No. 36............................................................ OH Metal Primer Red No. 12................................................................ OB Metal Primer White No. I?............................................................. Oil Metal Primer Yellow He 13................................................ . M 621 #21 PI "21 2 32 2 26 2 66 2 36 1 B6 2 B6 2 26 2 T6 2 76 2 26 2 T6 2 76 Tbr above material* cam be prayed directly Item the can or they eas be allchtly rmfuoaaf with turpantinm Oil Primer Rad, White and Yellow, No. 36 air dry la thirty-etx bom, hot where tbe abop ia equipped with oven* for forced drying. will dry m free to aix hour* et ISO dagrwe* Fahrenheit. The OU Primer Red, White and Yellow No. II, air dry in twelve boon, and ere darignad avpacially lor cuatom abopa where there i* no inrtallatton of equip- iii ent for forced drying. It la rwnanleed that lor beat raanlta a leaf oil primer inch a* our No. 36 ahould be naed. bat where tbe trade demand! a abetter dryin( product, namely twelve hour* or over night, we have durianfid tbe No. 11 primer to matt thla demand, c-- OIL GLAZING PUTTY Oil Olatinc Patty No. 16 ia uaed for riariag an entire body to aerve aa a aorfaeer and then ia acaled in with a coat of OB PrimerNo, 11 or No. 36. Air driea m riabt hour* Can be baked in Tour hour* et 150 decree* Fahrenheit, or two boon at 150 degree* Pabacnbeit. If Oil Glaring Putty No. 16 ia to be reduced, turpentine ahould be uaed. While CXI Glaring Putty No. 16 ia tbe beat there i* for giaaing an entire body either with a knife or with a gun, CXI Gluing Putty No. 15330 five* much better reaulta for (pot puttying. Tbe latter air driea throughout in one-hatf the time required fat No. 16 and can be put on twits aa thick. la 5a 35a JQiasmg Potty (Oil Bawel.........................\ Giaaing Putty No. 16 (Oil Boat)............. .................................. M 13 *1 OIL UNDERCOATER THINNER Oa oil ttfldcmittiap turpentine ia ncaoBtaded a thinner. Do oot reduce oil under ' wriag* with Opes Thhmrr. C-- OIL LIQUID SANDING SURFACER l*a S'* OB Uquid Banding Burfacer Red .............................................................. 3 00 Oil OU Liquid Liquid Banding Banding Surfaccr Burfacer Dark Light Gray..................................................., 3 00 Gray................................ ......................... 3 go 1 SO 2 go 3 40 An Oil Liquid Banding Burfacer that ia raady for apraying aa it comet in the package. If reduced, turpeni inc only moat be uaed. Air driea in afar bounce that two coat* a day may be appbed. Feet* driea in two boor* at ISO degree* F. After drying it ia inter tended with One endpaper to a emootb uniform anrihee. Tbr Rad Glide Oil Uquid Binding PW-fr it A-- OPEX METAL PRIMERS--LACQUER PRIMERS l'a S'* Opcx Metal Primer Rod...................................... Opcx Metal Primer Black............................. Open Metal Primer Ckar........................ .....3 36 ..3 06 2K 3 26 2K IB Ow Metal Primer air-dric* in from ten to fifteen minute*, but for beat reaulta one hour ahould be abound before tbe not mat la applied. Reduction Mr apraying, one part of Opes Thinner No. 10 to two parti of Primer. Opel Metal Primer ahould be uaed only on new work and not far am over old print or varniah. We produce apeciri finiabea far uat over old paint and varniah which are Bated later in tbit price lilt. , Tbe araatari paaaible mre moat be exerciacd in rivaning tbe metal to bwm tbe proper adherence of Opcx Primara. It ia abaotetriy nndeietood that tbe word "Opes" will be uaed only on gaoda tbit ere of 1 pyrenylin nature. Our Oil Primer. Burlaccn and Fiber* do not carry tbe "Opcx" labeL Tbto in aider to dbdaguiab between tbe two type* of material*. A-- OPEX GLAZING PUTTY--LACQUER PUTTY _ Ox* lb* tub* Opes Oitrac Putty Light ................ \ Opes Citrine Putty Dark.........................J.......... ....................................... ................ r# Opes GLasing Putty ia our nmr to tbe can from Opes Headquarter* shops for a quick dram (UciBC putty in full keeping with present day brushing schedules. This esedtent new product ia offered tbe trade is bandy tconoroiral one lb* (approximately) six* tubes and the material can be tquacsed onto tbe g1^ knife just Kike tooth paete on a tooth brash. It is quack and assy to use for a fast hard nd solid surfacing This product ii used for the same purpose a* the Oil Glazing Putty No. 16, txcntiag thatit it of a pymtyita nature. Is uaed for spot glnim and puttying. Dries In IS to 26 minutes, although an mo t should be allowed prior to tike applicant* of the nest coat. 8bould ontv be thinned with Thinner No* IQ, or Busier Thinner No- 2. Dofnotthm with any other material. TS 67 (E) E27 ,, -- 31 -- 0007-SWP-000011799 Sh mr w in - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s A-- OPEX SANDING--LACQUER SURFACERS Opts Borfoear Ucbt................................. \ ........................................... Opts Bnrfoeer Dark...................................I u is u 4 IS Opts sad Opa Saft Dark, an applied Is heavy cemdamney tad lot amytng tl-- be reduced with equal parts of Opts Thinner No. 10. or Opa Binder Wna No. 2. If to be applied oeer a underaistjn* of an oil nature neb at our Oil JPrimen and flnlrn No. 3* v No. 12, the material abould preferably be reduced with our Opa Binder Thinner No. 2. In other words, when toy first cent of Ope* (Pyroxylin) material i applied ntr an oil paint or eamirli surface, either old or new, tbia first coat of Opa should be reduced to paper conwsteocy srttb Opa Binder Thinner No. 2. These two surfneers are -tiwigawt for use over either the Oil Primers and Sealers or cm the Opa Metal Primer Ned. When applying over Oil Primer and Sealer, tht first coat should be a very light cr so-called dure coat. Subsequent coats can be applied mare heavily. Always bear in mind that srben applying Opa or Pjvtmylin materials over a primer, sealer, surface?, etc., of an oil astute that the first coat should be put on very lightly or in tine manner the solvents in the Opa will not be present in sufficient volume to attack the ail imdcr- A- OPEX BINDER--LACQUER SURFACERS Opa rtlnder Surfaocr Light. Opa Bteder Surfaccr Dark,. :} U 4 tO Si 4 SO The Opes Binder Bwfucers vt ved where an Opes finish U to be built over a mrface gwicBily ror vmtobed and differ from the Opes Surfacer and Open turtaccf Dark, in that they arc cmimrlnJ In wd> a manner m to hm the kaat pnarihk sffttt on the old r--or varmabod surface. ci nTinheeitcOypaensdBCinadr esprrbayififnagwsrhLouigldhtb*easnedduOcpeedswBitihndaetrteBnuerftsecqauraDl paarkrt**atriet OsuppaplBieidndIenrhTehaivny ner No. 2. Under no condition abould tbeae goods be reduced with any other thinner, a in doing ao the value of the Opot Binder fturfaccrs for use over old paint w0 be frrtnhnimrt. if not entirely destroyed, la applying over the old painted or varnished surface aftv it has been properly prepared* spray on a wry light dust coat which can be followed with heavier subse quent coats. Opa Binder 6uvface air-dry in fifteen to twenty minute*, but approximately one hour should be allowed between mats. Do net forget that theae Biadnfiunaccn should be reduced only with Opo Binder Thinner No. 2, and nothing dee. Be sure to caution every* one using the Binder oorfacm regarding this point. Inasmuch * our company is the only enc that ha* --**iiy introduced to the trade a Binder Rurfarrf lor use over the eld paint and vanish finish, are haw a mighty effeetrm cz* elusive feature in this particular product. It* use not only permits the nfiinshing shop to d m lacquers without the morality of using the hum-off in every cute, but consequently enable* the reftmeher to turn out a finished job in half or las* the usual > *, and at consider ably lass opens* to the motor car owner. It* use also enables the motor car dealer to use lac* quers on used car* where they could not use them where the burn-off process is used on account TbeOpo Binder Purfacer is not in any smwe a -cure-all and cannot be used where the old prim Is too badly cracked or ready to fall off. The old finish must necessarily be in good Being a heavy pigmented material, a slight adjustment in the gun I* usually requited. Cut dgsn on the material - have it wtt enough to flow on but not to itwill nm. The customary air prsasme is nnrilwl to break it up thoroughly. flhpfMWNapptfiPawA!lArtip WrfWiaV.U>|oWyoa^ SmaW far finished jobs cheaper and quicker, particularly for the lower priced can and used can. A-- OFEX AUTOMOTIVE LACQUER ENAMELS Auto White ...................................... ..............1 Coach Black and Regular Colon ..................... J............................. la 00 la 1 to Burgundy Moraon (formerly Windsor Moreen)................................ 105 T 00 0 00 rt.wS.pifrt.......................................................... ........................................ I *5 1 15 A good black for nac on cbaacie frame, and under porta of automobika. Opa Ainnmnfiva Tnamrii for spaying should be ndocod equal part* frith Opa Thinner No. 10. except aba used aver an oil paint or voeoiah Offoce, when Opa Binder Thinner No. 2 only abould be used. Air dries io from IS to 20 minutem, but one bom should be allowed before applying the not coat. Do not orertook tbs fact that Ope* AatnmoCfye Enamel* will atend at least 100 pet cent reduction for sprayin*. Remember, our Opa Automotive tluorwli have considerably natn natural gloat prior to polishing tun any other pyroxylin enamel now on the market. This it a very important point. - -- 22 -- 0007-SWP-000011800 Effective May 33. 1927_________ Sh k mw in - Wil l ia ms PmoDuors A-- OPEX THINNERS OpalMHWneNo.1...................... -.................. r. 1 40 SO gUl. S'i Drums 2 30 2 fbiitUgHrBnt be ossd ex..r.i.v..a..A...r.r..iy where an.y Opcx _____________ etc., tor suto * ------- o"il and--c-m---o--B- -t-b-n--g--i--otr old Hpalntwl or varnished surfaces which for lacqocr finish. When noticed with Opcx Binder Thinner No 1 better ____ I under certain umdMniiSi namely, better floating top finish. A 100^ Quick drying And eaeeBattt flowing qualities. SO cel. 1 ' S't Drums Opcx Thinner No. 10.............................................................................. 1 SO 1 TO 1 0 Opes Thinner No. to ehould be need for thinninc all Opes, or product! of lacquer nature, exceptine where the drat Ones lacquer coat u applied over an oil paint or varnish surface, either new or old, in which Cnee only our Opes Binder Thinner Ho. 1, Rs 04502, should be used. Contain* no benaoL acetone, or other toxic materials. Ha* no solvents that are add or alkaline to cause corrosion or discoloration on metal. Clean and water white. Odor not offensive or obnoxious. 100% volatile at ordinary room temperoture. Not as oood flow as Binder Thinner He. 2 bnt a little slower drying. 50 gal. I'e S*e Drums Opes Remoter and Cleaner........................ :......................................... 1 10 1 00 SO This material It designed only for seething out air funs and (antral dunup work around the shop. Must not be used for thinning any Opes finishes l's S's Drams Opra Retarder Thinner.......................................................................... ISO t 10 2 00 Dssisnsd for use In dnmp weather when bnqrla matarials generally nre subject to bluthlnt or frosting. If this occurs reduce with n special thinner made of one pan of Open Retarder and three parta of Opes Thinner No. 10 or Opes Binder Thinner No. 2. Beery shop should have a gallon or two of Retarder Thinner on hand at all times throughout the warmer weather. Opes Retarder Thinner is made of high hoiting point auvents, which alow down the rate of evaporation whan mixed with Opes Thinner No. 10 ae recommended above bnt should not be need straight. A-- Yellow OPEX STRIPING ENAMELS Radfigpintte Oram Striping 1 Ivory Striping Bnamel. , 76 per half pint The standard packages are half-pint varnish cans. Goods however can be supplied in packages, if demited. The material should be reduced hut eHgbtly for striping. Use So. 10, or Binder Thinner No. 2. - B-r . OPEX LACQUER POLISH Opel LftCQuer Polith .............. .................................................................... T7*d* PlKwnt * 40% Pti, Qfih. 7 6 00 Opts Idtcquer Pofiah ii tbt result of over year'* development tod teat* for perfectly Netted liquid lacquer polith. Note the pertineut aulaa paster* on thii products Opes. Lacquer Poliib U csey to use* efficient* economical, end sefc. Dompen a dcu eoft cloth end to over nil the body* It will dry end Batten out by the time yon me back to the point where you started. Go over the entire cor mtber then pend nt * time. Then rub end polith off with o clean eoft cloth with but one thick* nees of the cloth between your hand and the turftee and then watch the traffic scum end the floe* come up Try it out your*elf--it odd* "Are" to the tele* tolk. Re member theuih tbit no cor ehould be polithed directly in the ennttfht and el* that 31)04 doc* not toke the place of the poliihing compound in the Bolshins room. A- OPEX POLISHING COMPOUND Qts. r, 5'e Opes Polishing Coropound.......... .................................................... . 120 400 3 T6 Opes Polishing Compound does net grind or scratch the surface, hot brings up a lUgb luster. In applying the Lacquer, apply the usual number of coats and aaad out aritb wet sandpaper alter the last coat of enamel. A light spray of Opes Re-Flow Coat may tin be applied which tends to smooth nut any slight scratches caused by Then take a dean, dampened doth and apply the Opes Polishing Compound, rubbing od with a dean, soft rag, which gives a dry, hard polish ef tsrelknt bistre. . ' Net Prices TS 57 (Bl B2T tie -- SJ -- 0007-SWP-000011801 Sh mmw in -Wil l ia ms pmoooors B-- OLD DUTCH ENAMEL "BmU (Im Dutch for Whittnmn" Hoc c tan* n --* equal In my Mae of the mod to the beet imported enamela. There it no other mod eade in America today that poaeeeaee the tame Ugh qdolitie* of many of the imported carnal* to durability aod appearance. Old Dotch Enamel ie not a Tarnish enamel a3 ocpaataonly of the hlahaat quality toely ground linr minvltn pcoccaacd Haeed etL For thit itaeon Ok) Dutch bead will cot turn yellow with aqc at "alligator'' like vamitb enamela. TUt U ooc of the niocat enamela to < a it Son ranarfcably free, doe* not "act up" qokkly and can he mthed ever targe paaeb a Klein chmrinq tape or etrtakv Oid Dutch Saasiel cam In three thadee; White, Iveoy, and French Grey, approved and ' sled by the aatien'e leading arctiltrcia and decorator*. It ii eqqliid in too fnnha* dim d egg-then. Old Dutch Enamel can be aed for both interior and atcrier omrk. For undercoat* uae p-W Flat-Rite, the very Bneat enamel pate tu White (Okae).......................... White (DuB Foriah)............... Ivory White (Gioai)............... Ivory White (Dull Fmlifa)___ French French Gray Gray (Glen).............. (Dull Finiah)... :::J H Pt- Mat qta. H lr |lll, t TO t ts * *6 4 S6 00 Add Inc ltincaa Trade Dieceront UH% Batf-phnt, * In eaac. Half-gadlaaa* din cate. Ftnta.HInc *b>Caa -- S4 - 0007-SWP-000011802 B- QHM*WlH`WlUJ*MO PmOOUCT* POLISH-OL flmi ami fttiAn im *w Tk* nwwMIi mtr fl> M It at aBattlr* for ilmln m4 iilUtln kata' --Ml* Min. (aadan. radlatm. !> fact *U talahad tm. *4--.' P,<ll'-u* IwRkt * to T ID aM Trad* Dto--tl *% 1* a*. Mm, 44 |a caaa. A-- PORCH AND DECK PAINT ***rt*Hy praparad to wltbataad Wkkdda upama sad kard waar aa March iaata --yi. dark* a* boat*. ate. l*tb*kattiararaae*aaaia*ttk**tt--at* aad t* sot adactad I* rayaatad claala aad tcraWbia*. Hwadi aaaiir aad drtM with a Ml (to**. Ha. 4T Dm* MT........... Ha. 41 Oray Stake..... Da. 4t li|bt Okay..... Ns- H Browa Btaac ... Ho. 11 Dark Mat*.... Da. ft Dark Gray......... Nat Mm m. tt tab. 4 1 M Qaarta, >4 la o m. Half gaflaat, 11 la cat. salt. * 06 B-- PREPARED WAX PatuFam A U|kt>Mi *u far Im aad atbar woodwork. It I* a was tkat dria* (airly tdekly, work* tylasdidly with or wltkoot a waightad ftoor broth, asd bold* It* Slot* adadoitaly. Canaai Bk* to oa* tM* was bacanac it hat k akjaetioaabit odor, aaaar* wall, work* aaally asd taka* a M(b paUth. U4b. 46 . 1-lb. coat 00 Mb raat T6 ' Trad* Dteeawat 41% Kaii-woasd cut, 10 la cast. Ont-pound not. 10 Is naa. yiat-poosd cast, 10 la c o m A-- RED LEAD ' Sat karfaet Bfatkad Had bead, pas* 14 TS 06 (E) A2S S -- 0007-SWP -000011803 B-- eHM*WIN-WILUAM8 P/tOQUOTS QUICK-DRYING COLORS Cntmi Is Jmpim - tat Md waartas aiall?' ti nek tadlftdaal cotae ara caraMIr atadiad, I* traatad to aata war a* Ma<Mt hi aatatat oaad saaHnaa or mial labiri-! I ifit - Thar ' qoahbaa, an aatfi i lat Tta foDovimt aaian an Wad to te Art paaad pmi aaaa. Iiatr Dm X_________________________________ Imr Dnp XX______________________________________ -- lnrr Dnp XXX _______________________ _____ -- Bmgttab Coach. A______________ ...--_____ ........... Special No. 1*0__________________ ..._____ __________-- Cmledir lUInd Laap__________ ____............--. lpaclat Laap Block. Ifi..____________________________________ Wbitaa 1t <__________________ Flail.__ ____......... Spatial flak*.................... Vmck Sac ta Varplah. Ha Preach Sac....______ _________________________*---------- - WSalta Laad. Craaad Oalara Blaa, L/No. SI________________ _ Mac. Spatial, Mo. II.................... VarmWee, Ho. 43______ Had. Ucbt, No. 43.............................. Had. Dark. No. T4................................ Caradaa. No. IT_____________________ Scarlat, Ho. T4.___________ Oraae, No. 14..________ ____________ Hai, No. 03............................................. Bloc, No. 14______________________ TO T2 TS TS SS SS 41 00 0 BO 0 0 0 M T2 2 TI S4 4 TS *2 TsaSss 02 Ro.41TnacbCatalai(Olafd.__-._____ 0 34 Bagileh Vararfllaa, L aad D__________ .......................... narkat Amntcao VaratUn, h. aad D Bora] Pnrbar. L. No. T3........._____ S IT S2 Roped Harbor, M aad D_______ 1 02 Peeniaa Scarlet. LL ISO Pardee Scarlat. L _______________ ___ ____________ _________....... 1 SO Perdaa Scarlat, 14.__________________________ 4 SO Pereiaa Scarlat, D._..__________________________________________... I ST Chlaaaa Scarlat, L aad *4........____.............____ .... t >2 Chlimee Scarlat, D____........._________________.........___...... 1 ST Batra Permanent VarmUioe..________ ___________............ 1 SB Basliah Raaa Pimk________________ *2 Canada, I........___________.......... 02 Carinate, D_______ _......___________-____ ........___...... 1 04 Taacaa...... ...... .................... ...................... ST ladjin, L aad D______ ______ .___ ________________,__________ . 61 Roral(Vaactlao)... ................................. .......... El Ihia Rad.._____ ___________________.......____________ ______ 1 09 TorMab Craactat.......... ........ 1 ST Drafon'a Blood.............................................. 1 ST Premier Hoo-Padlai Rad, L___ ......__........__.......________ TS Premier Nm-Padint Rad, D.......................... _ TS Orinoco VermlUoo, &.... .............................. ........ I 42 Trade Dtoconat U% _ Colon to ba dlacootinned whao prcaaal atoebe ora oahaaatad -- *6 -- 0007-swp-0000lia04 Effective November It, 1925 SHKKWIN-WlLLIAMS PmOOUGTB B-- QUICK-DRYING COLORS--Continued Antelope................ Arabian........... -- Armour________ Automobile Drab , Automobile D-----Brunn................... Fawn...................... Gray Omen.......... Maltcae................. liertcdc* ----------Pearl....................... Quaker..... ............. Xoaddurt-- - - -- Safe L.1D.......... Stone...................... Sileer_______ - - - Torpedo__ - - - -. - Ground in Japan Grey* per pound 1-lb. cane and 5-lb. preee cane ST 30 72 67 76 76 7* 7* 76 76 7* 76 72 76 72 72 76 Wine*, Maroon* end Lake* Burgundy Wine, L, M. fr D. Carmine Maroon. Carmine Lake............. .. Claret Wine.,.--__________ Italian Carmine Lake Row Leake. ______ _____ Tuxedo Maroon........... Victoria Wine Lake----------- Wine Color B.... .. ... ..... Wine Color D._______ _____ 17 IT S 00 Of 94 17 00 09 00 Acute..................... ....... Blue Peril..................... Cleveland l......... ............ Cleveland D*........... Crjntal................. ............. Cjrful L, M* & D........... Copenhagen........... . Cadillac............................ . Cobalt Kngli.b Violet. Imperial D....................... . Umotuine......................... Ifeteor............................. Normandy....... ................. Packard......... ................. Peerie**...... ....................... Pnudan......................... Radium Violet_________ Roll* Roycc...................... Samphire I* A D............. Ultramarine......... ........... Violet'Blue.................... . Violet Purple____ ______ WencheMer L, IUC. Yale L. A D.................... Blues 2 2 0* 2 4 0* 00 0* 17 34 2 09 09 00 00 00 17 42 02 09 92 09 09 34 17 Trade Ditcount 26% TS66 (El R2S 37 -- 0007-SWP-00001X805 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms p r o d u c t s E-- QUICK-DRYING COLORS--Continued Ground in Japan Greens pa pound 1-lb. can* and 5-lb. prtM can* Apple U b D................................*.......... --.......... -...............................- - - ] 00 Brewster, L, U. fc D.*...................--------......................................... -Cactus.,........................ ......... ------.......... -.......................... .................. Cadillac-. ..__ --.............. ............................................................................ Emerald, L. fc D........................................................... ................................. Extra Coach, L, M- fc D............................................................................... BstUfth Surrey, L-ED-.......................... ........... - - Milori, U M. fc D........................................................................................... Nonpareil................................. -....................................................-................ Olivet....... .................... *..................- -- - - - -......................................... . Panama...................................................... ..------........................... - - Palmetto.-..................................................... .. ------- - ----------- - - Rochaway........................................ ........................ ....................................... Bpbinx L. & D............................................................................................... Thistle.............................................................................................................. Tl t 00 TB 1 09 M 14 1 0J 75 76 75 * ^ 75 1 IT 1 94 Cream....... ....................Chrome L hi, O. St DO French Ivory........ .. Golden Ochre.................. Gold Imitation............... ieraey Cream................ (etropolitaa Cream... Naples Yellow................ Pneumatic Yellow___,_ Yellow Ochre................... Yellows end Creams 74 TB 74 69 74 T T5 S7 II LsrSe Tubes per docen tubes Chrome Yellow, l#, M, O. % DO...-.................... S 90 English Vermilion. Pale .............................. 90 00 Extra Coach Green, L, Id- h D ...................... B 60 Prcneh Carmine, L. (Glare) ................................ 10 00 _ French Carmine, No- 40 (Glare) .............. 16 00 Gold Imitation................. ................................ S 90 Lining White............... ......................................... .................... .. t 00 htereades Gray..................................... .................................... .. 6 SO Milori Green. U U, I D.............................................................................. S 60 Permanent Vermilion ........................................... ................ ................ S 00 Prussian Blue................................................................................. S 00 Royal Durbar Red, M ....................................... ............... 10 00 Striping Black ................................................. ........................................ .. 6 00 Striping Blue ..................................... ... ............ 0 00 Torpedo Gray................ 6 60 Ultramarine Blue (Qlue),..,,........... 6 00 Tr*do Discount 79% 0007-SWP-000011806 Effective November 10, 1935 SHMKWIN-WlLUAMS PmODUCT* A WtN-ttNISH INTERIOR HUNT Aa interior paint poncwni the herd drying and wethnW* aviHtiM nf tund, tbit bmbn out and vorkt Hire aa oil paint and driti with a hair-enamel float. fiemi-Lutre ii a prime favorite among matter painter* at wall aa consumers, because it it inch a finely ground product that work* aa freely aa an ail paint* level* ont beautifully and covert well- Semi-Lustre dries with a smooth, tatia-llke laiib that doe* not catch dirt caddy, and may be readily washed with eoap and water to rotor* ft* original lustre. tiiu*Lutrt comes heavy enough In body to permit stippling. If the painter wishe* to thin It he ibasld nse pare terpentine. The 10 colors which. In addition to Whlte^make up the Stmi-Lustre Una, have been carefully chosen. Included in this line aredelieate tints and good straw colors which may be inter-mined if desirable to attain a greater variety of colors. The uace of Semi-Lustre are many. It has no equal as a finish for plaster wall* or wallboard, in private homes, hospitals, school*, public buildings, etc.* where this particular type of finish is desired. It is also highly recommended for use on wood work in the same type of building*, sad has already proven a big favorite for bath rooms* kitchens and laundries. Colors and Prices Buff-........................................... \ Canary Yellow._*.............. .,,) Ivory__ *.....] Pale Oreen........ --_________ _ Pink............................................. Qt*- %Qal*. Powder Blue......... ........... ..) Putty Color...................................................... ) Tft Rich Cream.,*. ............ I Silver Qray..____ ____ J Warm Gray.........._____ J White.................J Gal*. t 33 5 Gal*. 2 BO Quart*, 12 in carton; half-gallon*, 6 in carton; Gallon*, 4 in carton. Bbls. 146*40 Net Prices NSW WORK--In painting porous surface* such a* rough and smooth plaster, plaster board, brick work and cement, it is absolutely necessary that they be thor oughly sealed to prevent spotting caused by the paint "striking in** in the more pocout spots. It will, however, be found that the average surface will be scaled when a mixture of equal parts of Plat-Tone Mining Sire and Semi-Lustre is used for the first coot. When used on new wood, Semi-Lustre should toe reduced with one quart pure turpentine to the gallon of point. OLD WORK--The surface should be smooth and dean, and free from dust4 grease and loose paint. Prime or seal all bare spots as directed above for the first coat on new work. When thoroughly dry, apply one or two coats Semi-Lustre lust as it coma* from the package. , Thi* paint is supplied in the proper consistency, so no thinning is necessary. If, however, it seem* too heavy for -certain work, thin with a very slight amount of pure turpentine only. The first or sealing coat should be applied generously. Be sure that one coat is perfectly dry before a succeeding coat is applied. TS-ed (E) R25 -- 31* - 0007-SWP-000011807 SHKmWIN-WlLLJAMS PRODUCTS A-- ROOF AND BRIDGE PAINT A gain far bam*. (nrw, wooden or aattal brMiw, atractural Iroo work, n|i or b o w nob, an rate boBdiag* of rough or taoM lumbar, Hoof and Bridge Mot I* b o iIo from Ugb^rad* material* and offer* greater paint value at thaat i|mi erica* thaa ur ottaar palnta on tba mark*t. Onto heavy ia Mr and will ataod i laaaMaraMa todadag. ' pala- tala. kbit. tOrvaa......__..1__________________ _______ 1 00 1 1 10 Onr Mata. Not Prteaa Oallaaa, S la caaa. 1 56 1 SO 1 45 B-- SCHOOLBOARD SLATING Uaaafactarad aadudvalv far SalaMag acbod black board*. Dria* with a daU alawBka Oalth, that make* an aaeallant writing aurfac*. Old blackboard* aaa b* qolcklj pad laaapuaaivdr raaawad with oa* or t* Vi p- p. _.._.__._._.._._._._._.._._._._._._..__._._..._.__._.._.._._._._.._.._._._._._.._._._._._. SO 66 to 0 at*. 1 40 1 46 Trada DUcotmt 4* % Half pint*. 4t la Plat*, 14 la mm. QaUoa*. la ca*a. Quart*, *4 la < 4 as a so B-- SCREEN ENAMEL par taaawiag old acraaaa a* itlaa raat. l>oa* not do** op tb* a>ah aad drtaa with a high floa* that prevent* dost and dirt from adhering to tb* < Dark Oraaa , at*. H sal*. Mi* IS SO so 1 15 2 IS 40 5 1 06 1 *6 1 SO Trad* Dlacoaat 40% H*lffiaM.4ItB____ Plata, 14 la caaa. Quart*, 24 la ca**. Half gallon*. 11 ta QaUoa*. 4 la caaa. A-- SEMI-PASTE PAINT Par pebrtlBg bandlai* ootrid* tad iaddt. Had* ta 11 color* aad wUta. I* a coBpealt* paint aiaaafactarad la aoaol-paat* farm, reqBirina only tbc addition of baaaad oil salloa for Ballon. On accooat oflta Ugh lead aad riac content aad azeapHoaaUp to* grinding, I* a thoroughly aconomical pi*t to oat. Bandar WUta.. at*. gala. fa as so 1 10 1 26 1 06 1 20 * 00 1 16 04 1 46 1 40 2 16 Nat Prlcaa Quart*. 14 in caaa. Gallon*, g la caaa. SHELLAC H 6**. H pt*. pt*. qta. Vi gal*, gal*. 6 gal*. Whit*...................................................................................................................... Compound WUta____ .... .... .... .... .... ____ .... . Compound Ounce------ ------ .... .... .... .... .... .... . Prim* *ub)*ct to markat change* Quarter pint*. 46 la caaa. Half Plata, >4 la cat*. Plata, 24 la caaa. Quart*. 12 la ca**. Half gallant, 0 la caaa. Oollona, 4 la cat*. TS06 (*) A2S -- 12 -- 0007-SWP-000011808 SHmmwiN-wtLLiAMa pmooucrm Timimil i iu3n STAINS AdD STAIN PanadOta... Iw On;__ ,Mtai Plata. 14 t> cana. Kbtf aUoM, It ta i OMMlii GOLDEN OAK STAIN > Oak la ib aft _ ____ pvt of tki Mb. it b t mt bflar mm Mbdii of Its low coot m o m gallon of tM Mb aad atgat gallnai I Hodin rib galleaa of Oolln Oak f ' ... af tho wood. ataqabaa Httk or ao wipiag. 40 1M 1H Tirado DMmpa140% Half plat*. 44 la caoo Plata, 14 ia i Half gaBaaa, 11 la eooa. qohoqo. * CO 14 la i 6-- HANDCRAFT STAIN Spirit soluble, peiuinUiut type mcbaot Mb BtbHe otalaa for oao la Cabhlai Caoot latnrlor woodwork, forkwt, ite. Aro adaptable to bordwood aad ooftwood alike. Tbooo Mdb art ladlntdoal la toaa, dry witbaet obowiac rtroako or brook mark* aad an pormaaoat to brht. Pa aotraloo tb irola of tbo wood, tbontiao regain ao eaarUagi Brown Oak--------------- ... Paned Oak-------------------WDt H Orap ....................... Wojaot_____ _____ _____ _ Aba Brown____________ Boa Oak______ _____ __ Cathedral Oak___ _____ _ Bart? BagBah Ota_____ _ Ones Weatband Ota.. Old BatHab Ota........ Woatbarod Ota......... Vi pta. *................ - * aaderaft Stala Seducer. pta. TO TC H tM 6 Qta. 1 00 ala. 4 1 40 4 TC 1 TO 1 9V M 9 00 T 00 1 00 Trod# Dbcoont 44% Half plain, 44 la ran. Plata, 14 la caaa. Oallona. ll la caaa. Qaarte, 14 la caaa. AB Handcraft Ctaior aro aDcd la tin caaa. oncapt Boa Oak, which oa aoaooatof Ma addttr naat bo IU la tfaao bottloo. -- 40 -- 0007-SWP-000011809 6HKmWIN-WlLUAMa PrnOOUGTB STAINS---Continued B-- OIL STAIN hi*MlataMtUlKtBMeeUavllHtjrRigmJlTmlrrammpwmmnr ka,llkhawrdi or aft tuli Kaey aa apply. --tba grata at the wait. mi- Am :; 1-ll|M Oak. ee Mtfaa Oak---------------- rowa liehaaaoy--- 1 Cabral *** Uffc* Mrt.f.w------ H pt40 pm. am. 1 00 Hsah. 1 00 M tl 1 t M 4 to m in Tra4a Dtecaaat 44% plow, 4a la caae. . Plate. 14 la Salt tallaaa. 11 la Oallnaa. s Mia i a eo A-- PRESERVATIVE SHINGLE STAIN TUa Baa, ceaaietlas at the aopalar akadaa of rad. brawn, (ran aad par, ia manufactured aa a Mah-quaHty baoia. It la a Baa of paaatratiat atalaa--oot tUa palate that waah off with the bit rain or that toon lade. Tboaa atalaa costalc tadaad emueoto aad otbar Baolda that penetrate aad atala tba wood to a cooriderabW depth. aad tor tUa roaaoa will maiatala tbalr color loot altar otbar atalaa bait faded war* la ear Omni, tor laataaea, wt t Chemically Para Chrome Grtcc aad caa Ijobt to tboaaaada of graoa roofi tbroagboat tba eooatry that art rpleodid tantianoD- A-ll Brawn______ .] tala. > al*. bbla. B-44 Brewa-.------ ...j---------- :.... .................... 1 IB 1 OS 1 00 CCC*--TTT4tl OOOrneaaraa_.a._.._.a._._..a_.._.J.._1 _'____________________ 1 1 K 1 to C-BlOray___ _______ ______ ______________ 1 B0 1 40 1 BE Nat Prlcaa Gallone. C la earn. c-- STENCILS Baa payee 59-41 B-- STOVE-PIPE AND IRON ENAMEL For raBalaWaf atoia pipea, gratae aad almUar (roa aarlaeaa eabjected to brat. Bboald be applied while tba earface la aUshtly warm, aad allowed to dry 14 boor* before eubjcctlnt to blab temperature, under which condition* It will be practically taiofceloca aad will proaoce e batter anrface aad wear leaser than aoy otbar atove pipe eoamel or etora-pipa earalab oa the market. M pta. tO ttpte. >0 pte. (0 Trade Dtoeoaat 40% Quarter plata. 4P la caee. Plata. 14 lo, TB CO (E> All 41 -- 0007-SWP-000011810 BHMMWiN" WtLUAMS RKQDUGTS B-- TOUCH-UP BLACK Every cat gats KnteM at wne tine or otter. And every car develop* rut pot* et various points* such t around bolt beads* vinditueld. bint** of the hood, etc. No matter bo w well tte car msy be kept washed, these mark* rensis and are the wideness of ate ia a ear* It it a temple matter to keep a ear looking h v if you have a can of enamel handy and a brush to apply it when these spots are first noticed,, but the average man isn't *e equipped. Bandy Touch-Up Black is always ready for use. The brush is soldered right through the cep of the can. A screwdriver pries open the cover in a jiffy and there is a dandy little fitch brush right in the enamel all ready to use. Touch up the worn spot* replace the cap in the can and Touch-Up Black is all ready for the next ^ime-- no trouble -co fuss and the brush won't harden. - The Touch-Up Brush is round and pointed so that it will neatly hit the smallest spot without smearing up the entire surface- It contains stock enough, however* to spread out for an inch-wide stroke if an entire door or panel must be coated. Touch-Up Black dries dust free in half an hour and bard in a couple of hours. His a brilliant high gloss and is a thoroughly satisfactory piece of goods in every way. Touch-Up Black is shipped in corrugated boxes holding twelve cans each. An attractive counter display carton---a real automatic aalesman-^i provided and bolds twelve cans. Anyone can sat Touch-Up Black and it ia recommended for a multitude of usee about the home where a gloss black finish is desired. single cans 0 per dosen eans 10 00 Trade Discount, 33H% Six dosen in case -- 41 0007-SWP-000011811 Effectire September 21.192$ SnrmwjH- W/l l ia ms p r o d u c t s A-- TRAFFIC ZONE PAINT For on all Ud of pavement The constantly tocwtiltt uttbo of eatomobUas and track* |oiA| into general ae oil otar the eovntry end tlte groviag popuJ inty of loot diitaoee touring and feanlsK by track, havfprodnetd a Vdomt of traffic that our present rood* are scarcely able to accommodate. Bvn the inullnt vUlagt* find tbeir Htbrough itreeti" jammad with a continuous prctmin* of pkaaon cart, truck and motor buuet, all in a This tnRc all ha* to he regulated and handled both for convenience and safety of Bfe and Hmb. The aoalaat, the cheapeat and an effective way of regulating traffic to with pavement marking paint. There I* aa enormous demand for such a paint everywhere the aotookobile goes Urge cities. towns, village* and even through the open country where traffic 1* heavy. Public aentiment la solidly hack of the** measure* to reduce the tremendous )oa* of life nod property through automobile accidents. I*W Traffic Zone Paint White to an intan*a)y white paint that atays white for a longer period of time than any product for this purpose we have ever teen. It to designed for pointing on asphalt, stood, brick, atone and surfaced highway* -W Traffic Zoee Paint Yellow and Orange have been devdaped for localities where White to net desirable. These colors have been standardised in many dtie* bW Traffic Zone Paint Pad to usad In amrkiag non-parking epucct about fire bydrante and danger acmes la Industrial plants* Traffic Zona Paint to prepared la rather heavy consistency, and when considered too hegvy far nee should be thinned with naphtha. It drie* with a fiat finish, works easily and Mag finely ground, covers a maximum of area per gallon. One coat cover* solid. Traffic Zone Paint may be applied by brash or spray methods. AppBad In average dry dear weather (not freeing). Traffic Zone Paint will dry In fifteen to twenty mtautes and hard to stand traffic and remove barriers In fortyfive minutes. Warm, favorable painting weather will greatly reduce this time, while application on a cold day la a shady spot win further retard the drying. Wbttt __________... Yrifr* .. ..........-.......................................... } > IW.......................... gal* * .10 Net Price* Gallon*, g In case St 1 16 2 00 2 75 MU, 1 TO 1 *5 t 60 TS ) MSS 47 43 -- 0007-SWP-000011812 SHBRWIIV* WILUAM3 PRODUCTS C-- TAXITE (Paint tad Vtraith Rtaitttt) Tarltc 4i tbt imt of ur paint tad viniib remover* which la both (BHtat and economical. Sfflrient because it cut* the paiot and varnish in the shortest possible time, and economical bsrauee it tavei dot, labor and material. It works spleodidly on upright lurfstes, it penetrates immediately and does not run off. Haa no equal (or removing old costs of paint and varnish. ao matter bow thick, quickly and effectively. Apply with a brush and allow to *t<iad 10 or IS mlootea. then scrape o9 with a putty knife and clean the surface thoroughly with bensi oa at denatured alcohol, tuitt doe* out injure the akin* diicolor o t raise the grain of wood. tt pt*. JO pt*. 4g Qta. 14 gl*. gel*. *0 I 4tt tM Tr*4* Dleceuat M% When a dealer or *gent ptxrcbeM* 14 feltoa* or more 4oriel a period of teilri DHtbi, he l atitled to to *iiowac* ot 1 ctott per itlloft from tht above ichedule ol prlcti. Self Plata, 41 Id can. Plata. 14 In caee. Quarto. 14 la cm**. Half (aliooe, il In tea*. Q allone, 11 In coaa. Discount to Jobbers ' Authorised jobber* listed br Cbadslold Chemical Compsay map be told at above list price*, te** 15 and 30%. ' . . Additional Quantity Discounts to Jobbers An additional discount of $% from the above jobber*? price* may be given on purchases of 10 caw* or more. An additional discount of 7% from the above Jobber** price* may b* liven on purchase* of 25 cases or more* An additional discount of 10% from the above jobber*' price* map-bn ffven on purchases of $0 c**e* or more* . IMPORTANT NOTE The e^ore discounts may bo allowed on accumulative orders provided the required quantities ere ordered and shipped (or delivered) during the period of 12 months following the 1st day of September of any year. Manufacturing accounts and other large consumers not mentioned below must he billed at not less than dealersf prices* Net Price* for Special Trade State. County and Municipal Governments, Railroads, Traction Companies* Steamship Lines* Car Building and Car Repairing Companies may be given dJacouat of 5% from above jobbers* prices regardless of quantity. O, 3- Government may be given discount *pf 10% front the above jskbtn pdcee regardless of quantity*. C-- UNIVERSAL THINNER....... ; This product was developed to All a demand for a eafltaMe thinner for aJlhtedenf paete and liquid paint* where turpentine is not absolutely eeeential. It should not be confused with the many petroleum distillates end mineral spirit* which are offered ns turpendoe substitute*. Universal Thinner is not a substitute turpentine* It* solvent properties are approximately-*0 per cent higher than the best mineral spirit** Pat op In I and )-gallon cans, and barrels* . Prtcat o* Application (Subject ** market ffnctaattoaa*) - -4* 3f z: 0007-SWP-000011813 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o o u c t s B-- Tkt Sadffacterj Grm^-PugJFtrm - A main prio< Ih of ehroai moot uMhctml la fou shades, Uht. IM. tia. Dark ami Olivo. Particularly idopiod lor (ton fro*to, oiadow bllada, tooh, Ac. Offen onload)<1 rslaa far cko ountp, ,, Mb. DMlb. is-tb. if caaa cans palls L, 1C, D. sad Olio*_______________ _______________ __ 33 *1 20 Trade Dlacoaat1S%. Fie# posed coae. IS io coo*. 11 H-pousd rasa. 4 ia tw, IS-poamd pafli, 4 la oooo. B-- WAGON AND IMPLEMENT PAINT ` For ropolartao hia eiechlaary. Hasten. waaaao. laopleaioata oad daOar omrfacoa. leads labriibt parnaacat colon that dry *ilb a U|o vnkb does. Tbdt ooa m pnrnt root aad decoy of opwin farm macblaery, hoaco aro a iood ia* --, Pt4 1 20 Vi Sola, 3M gajfe 4 40 BIn ...,,--------------------- 1 Qiwi.... TaAw.e h 1 48 t TO 00 WSalda_a_.....................................1 Trade Discesat 44% 1 SI I OS M Plats. 14 la caps. Qaarts, 14 la coos. Oallooa. 4 la cot*. Half salloaa, 11 la B-- WAX too Prepared Tn, pan II. A-- WHITE ZINC IN OIL Mb. Mb. ItWrlk. caar caaa ' paut S-W Oraoa Seal Fraacb Mac..................................... .... H II 4-W Had Seal Preach Mac.................................. .. 33 IT (5 Mac White, o. W. 14. (Oraoa Seal)............... ...................................... Zlac White. O. W. 1C. (Rad Seal).......................................................... IS Vi IS Illb. palls H 14 IT* IT ' ' Nat Prises. . 1-poaad caaa, U la case. 11 Mrpoesd palls, 4 la case, S-poaad caaa. is la i IS-paaad pall*, 4 la case. B-- F. A. YELLOW OCHRE--(French) Ground imOit U ________ ...___33 ________...____ 14 ........................... IT 31 IS IS Tbada Discoont 16% palla. 4 la i IMpoaad pane. 4 ia i -- 45 -- 144-IW haas 31 IT IS 0007-SWP-000011814 Sh k r w ih - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s Content* of Can: Pigment by *.. Liquid by weight 100% Composition of Liquid: Refined Linseed Oil. ..100% Composition of Pigmont: Ud Cftrboat...... Lead Sulphate. -, .... Zinc Oxide 100% c-- ZILO Pure White Lead with Zinc added--Ground In Refined Linseed OH THIS GUARANTEE APPEARS ON EACH PACKAGE QUARANTR&~~This peonage it guarantaad to contain nothing other than tha ingredient* speerfisd in the above .declaration of contents. b t White Zinc le univlly acknowledged to l>a the right pigment to veer with white lead to retard the objectionable chalking, characteristic of white lead paint. The proportion of vine used, however, U most important* a* cine used alone shows faults jmt a* objectionable ae the chalking of white lead. Wa offer Sherwin- Williams Zilo. pure lead with pure vine added, not as a lend substitute, but as the modern paint pigment better then white lead. file, need according to the directions on the package, will make a paint having a better and more tasting gloss than white lead paint and will be more economical and cost less by the job. There's nothing radical about ZQs, Neither are there any untested theories in olved In tha making of it. Zilo la simply a factory-made, machine-ground combinat tion of white lead and white sine, put conveniently in the package ready to be le down with raw Linseed oil and turpentine for use* Zilo contains 75% pure white land and 15% tine oxide, tha proportion moat master painters advocate as ideal. However, If a painter has a job upon which ha wants to use approximately 65% white lead and 1S% sine oxide and wants to be certain that he obtains pure sine as well as pure white lead, all ha has to do ie to mis together 100 lbs. ZUo and 67 tbs. white lead. By mising white lead and Zilo any amount of white tine can be provided op to 25%. In other words, whenever you wish to add tine to s white lead paint*--use Sherwin*Williams ZUo* ZUo is an exceptionally finely ground pigment* Tha big practical advantage or this fineness of grinding is found In the greater bulk of ZUo--a hundred pounds of Zilo will taka three pints more of linseed oil than the same amount of lead. This fineness means, sUo, thst s gallon of Zilo paint will go further than a gallon of white lead paint because a thinner film of ZUo will bide the old surface, the ZUo pigment particles being finer and lying closer together. The further advantage of using ZUo in preference to mixing your own lean ana tine if thf cost. Take your pencil and figure the beat price at which you can buy 25 pounds of pure tine oxide Is pure refined Unsaed oil. To this add the figure you would have to pay for 75 pounds of strictly pare whit* lead today. Ci'-t your figures and com pare the result with the price of ZUo, You will be st**priied to find that Zilo costs you considerably less Zilo makes a noticeably whiter ion than white lead. The pare white lead In ZQn makes It whiter not only when newly applied but It keeps ZUo whiter because white lead takas on a grayish cast when exposed to the weather. When used for tints and colors, Zilo produces a cleaner and more brilliant tone than white lead and does net toae its character through chalking ae does white lead paint. ZUo comas in the same sixes as Sherwin-WIUaoM famous ODP White LeadIn. 100 1b. kegs* SO tb,, and 25 lb. steal paUe. (See Speciai fries Card* Form 5*356) -- 46 0007-SWP-000011815 0007-SWP-000011816 Sh MRWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS VARNISHES ' = The fsdtitie* afforded by the lerveet >yt*a of pdot rad virniah factorial Hi the world, sire iu idraotaiee for the manufacture of varnishes that ciowt be duplicated in any other plant. W* use the very finest quality its and rareiih |um* specially elected for each particular erode of rirnltli. Our chemical laboratories are complete in every detail ao that we can apply every known teft to both raw materials end finished product** and make aure that they are not only of hifhcat quality but conform to standard in evtry respect* We list on the following pages the moat largely used varnishes we mean* faeture. Bach la designed to meet a specific requirement. All conditions which sue* round Its use ere taken carefully into consideration, and the varnish must demonstrate through practical teat that It meets every requirement for the purpose intended, before It is pieced on the market. S-W Varnishes can always be depended upon to give satisfactory results. They have long since passed the experimental stags* end the succeea which bee attended their uae for many years ia sufficient guarantee, of their quality. W# also Use a vary complete tin* of Diiera. Japtsa Aapbaltoma. Shellacs* etc. Bach product is the standard of quality for the purpose Intended, end has been in use for yean with entire satisfaction. With such a complete rad satisfectory line the dealer la in position to handle the erniab business in hia locality to the vary bast advratage. Some of onr varnish fine. Skilled varvtsh*maksra combine the . melted gums and Unseed oil at Ugh temperature TBM 18) A25 47 -- 0007-SWP-000011817 SHKAWIN-WlLLIAMS PROOUGTS VARNISH LEADERS jMA**qT Th* Waterproof Floor Vornteh fa a pale durable floor varafah. p o imh Ib i nfaMs vitMflatfa| dBlUtln, dfafJiw d m on oil floor*, nd pufleultrlr idapttd to parquet flooring of oak. light fttpl# or birch. et w*ll h linoleums. Mar-not should bo applied dinctij to tfa wood or itoofaum, raductec th* Ant coot slightly with pur* ipirita of twpeatint <obout oat atat to the iittoO tpplfiai tbo succeeding coats without reduction. Do not o h shellac or pitmcot first-costers of any kind under Uar-oot. Idar-not fa aailp ipplid flow* out erealp, drift dust-free la two to thro* hour* aad can bo walked oa la twenty-four hour*. The Waterproof Interior Varnish A pal*. full-bodJed v*mUb deiiptd for tb* flac*t interior woodwork ia home*, bonks, offltt buildtait, etc., where a strictly fir*t-das* flnfah fa dintadtd. Drift with * full (low ao that It eaa be left In iti natural at*toT if desired, or it esa be rubbed to i duJl finish with pumice-ston* aad oil or water ia about forty-sight hour*. Can ofao be poliabed. imm Tht tint ot all Spar VoraUhor : Reaper rapreeente the highest typo of spar viraith. Mai ?tff pale ia color, fall* bodied, producing n Aim that is both waterproof end weatherproof, successfully with* ateadine varying atmospheric condition* mch a* extreme heat end cold. snow, wind, salt spray end au* It fa therefore Ideal for aWaaahipe, yacht*, canoe*, outside doors, porch celling*, kitchens, bathrooms, tc. Dria* dust-free In from two to three hours sod hard enough to re-coat ia from fifteen to elghtoon hours. Our earnish policy i* 4* A apodal enrnfab for each speda] purpose," but if you want single varnish for meoy purposes, use Rtspax (King of all Spar Varnishes.) Tb* Good Old-FaWoned Master Palmer*' Varniah Kopal I* . loaf-oil typo of varnith el fairly tt.ht color, beer/ la body, and ho* bm popular for May yean with matter polatan nmabot, ea Ktont of to hi.b quality ud utility. It ia mil adapted far o h om (not doer*, porch ccilia... porch cod l.m furniture, bathroom*, kitchen woodwork, me. Drtea duct-frm ia Rom four to In hour* aad c*a be ratoated ia twtaty.luwf to thirty-ei* hour*. EXCELLO--The Muter Painter.' General Interior Vernlah A pale earnish of heavy body that work* freely. Dries dust-free in three to four boor* and hard enough to rub in forty-eight hours. It dries with e high floss and I* far superior to say hard oil finish. Kxcsuo toprmsnts one of the boat intrinsic values in our entire architectural Una of varnishes. No* 1 FLOOR A polo medlum-grado floor vmfah* Dries dor**Owe to three to four hoar*. Baa average toughness and elasticity, along with goon water rmleHng quantise. No* 1 COACH A low-priced coach varniah for the taw expensive interior work* Dries hard In twenty-four hour*, with a high close. HARO OIL FINISH 9:Pale in color. Drin hard over night. Recommended for medium-grad* interior work of all Mwt4a- VELVET FINISH No* 1044 This varnish, instead of drying with glow, dries to Imitate ft dull nabbed surface, thereby doing oway with tbo expense and labor of nibbing* Contain* no wax. Shows little or no tendency to settle out to the package, and therefore is easily ap plied with uniform result*. TbU varnish not tending to> ehow lap* or brash marks, can be applied over any other good vardUh (or i mIk ) and does not spot white. Dries dust-free to two to three boon and hard over night. MISSION-LAC A varniah. Baht ia body and medium la color, that dal** quickly with a chcllae-lik. flalab and win wlthataad waahla. with water. It intendad both at a quick-dryiaf flrat^oatcr. ala. a* a fialablBd coat oa curftccc attln.d la u Ih Id d effect*. Ob * .oat sa top of etaia produce, a fifueh etmilar to that tacurad with a coat of abcllac and a coat of wax. Can be aocceeafult. dipped at wall a* broahad. Dtfaa duet-free ia oa* hoar tad tborou.hly hard ia twenty-tour hour*. FINEST WHITE DAMAR Ifad* from the flam, trad* of damar pin aad latraded far o h la makia. whit* eoamcie. Alto oaad by prlatm aad illboptpbtn. fw price*, M pete $1. -- 8 -- -7 0007-SWP-0000118I8 I Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s FLOOR-SEAL (Th Wood Floor PreaerratiTe) ' Ttm-Scatl i* pal* llatat bodlad w*ter-re*i.tin* rarnl.h for Mallet and MfMCioj wood floor*. Unlike linseed oil sad the cheaper pvtffio oils used a* pre servative*. it do* not bold the dust or tend to discolor tbe floon on which it ia op* plied- Floor-Seal la broahed on the iioie aa vernitb. Two applications on new wood are recommended. The first coat penetrate* into the pore* of tbe wood *o a* to eery nearly disappear while the second coat fialabea the job,of sealing. If a floor ia coated with Floor-Seal, it may be washed without fear of injury. The wood itself ia left sealed and hardened long after the thin varniah film on the surface of the Boor it worn away. It i* especially adapted for use in schools, department store*, gymnasiums* office buildings, etc. It covert approximately 500 square feet per gallon, one coat. FIRST COATERS MISSION-LAC <Se description on page 4fi). MARVELAC Popularly priced apirit first eoater. recommended in place of ibettae. Used di rectly over stains. Marvclac briogt out the brilliancy ana depth of tone so greatly desired. Possesses wonderful sealing properties and it more water-resisting than shel lac. Can be brushed, sprayed or dipped and come* ready for use. For best results should be thinned about 25 to 50 per cent with 163* proof denatured alcohol for dip ping or spraying. Ones dust-free in a few minutes and sands in three to six hours without gumming the sandpaper* LIQUID FILLER A pigment sanding first-cuter of the better type. Dries in twenty-four hears end sands to a perfect finish for succeeeding varnish coats* Stir before using, SHBLLACINB Quick drying pigment first-cuter or liquid filler* Dries quickly and sahda to a perfect finish. Should be thoroughly stirred. DRIERS AND JAPANS HBRCULBS DRIBS A high-grade concentrated dark drier of exceptional strength. Mixes readily with oil end will not curdle or aeperate. Will dry paste fillers promptly and thor oughly. Owing to its heavy body and great drying strength, it is most economical for tbe master painter* In proportion of one part drier to forty part* of oil. dries over night. DRY-O-NITS , A matter painters* ideal drier. Perfectly safe for accelerating drying of oil paints, etc. Wilt not separate, precipitate, burn, saponify or curdle, but thoroughly dries the paint, leaving an elastic* smooth, and wear-resisting surface. JAPAN d r ie r A medium priced drier for general work* possessing medium color and good drying strength* I* thoroughly economical and satisfactory OOLD SIZE JAPAN A pale heavy-bodied Japan of superior quality* Its great strength makes it economical and it is perfectly safe to use with any mixture. A binder, which can be used with delicate colors without iajory. Will properly harden rough stuff and facilitate tbe drying of all undercoats. COACH PAINTERS' JAPAN Specially prepared for tbs coach painter's use and thoroughly reliable for tbe preparation of all undeiuoattogs. Acts as a herdotting agent as well aa a mixing japan sod is always uniform. ASPHALTUMS FINEST TURPENTINE ASPHALTUM Mad. from *T daw* black aapbaltum, llnacd U a*d torpandn*. I. aboolotdr the beat uebdtun that eea b* produced. Ha* (ood body and caa b* radacad it daairad- No. I ASPHALTUM Suitable for roacb caatiaf*. abaat Iroa work, ate. Drla* duet-baa la Mtaaa la tunaty miauta* aad caa ba baadlad la two to time bean. `B'' ASPHALTUM (Ouiclc Drying A eolcb drrlaa Mack aapbaltum. aold at a popular pile*, y*t offariai aacepdwny ,aiu. Work* aaatty, cevan wall aad pea****** aocapdeaal alkali aad add raalatlai queUda*. For pile**, *** pa*a It. TSM(X) A3S -- 49 -- 0007-SWP-000011819 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE VARNISHES BIRGER'S ENGLISH BODY FINISHING A pete, toirybodld id 4 dnhlt virqltk ef brimuer for UgbM grade b o mt car* ia < eirriim. 3pdil)y prepared with i view to wy working sulltiH tad drying to ant tbt demands of tbs practical Aalihtr to the cotton shop. This Tinbb it mod* from tbt fiattt selected font tod oiU, meturvd tadtf Iditl conditions which rradtr it perfect for us, Sptdtl cart it tstfciwd la tho |it| process. This helps brine out tbt groat brilliancy for which tbt varnish it noted. BERGER'S ENGLISH PALE RUBBING A pala. robbing arniab designed for highest grada motor cart and earriagaa. Works freely and (wait erenly. Driaa to rub in twenty-four to thirty-six boorm under normal conditions, although forty*eight boura should be allowed when shop conditions parmil. This arniab it detlgned for aiaing with colors, eep-ecieily for tha lest or pUt-cost--when to mixed it will not curdle or thicken, as is so ofteo tba ease with many present day Robbing Varnishes of inferior quality. This varnish should be earsfully rubbed or flatted, then followed by a full coat of Berger's BngUtb Body Finishing Varnish* BERGER'S ENGLISH GEAR FINISHING A pate* heavy-bodied, water-proof arniab for motor car ebattls and gears, car riage wheels, etc. Works freely and flow* evenly producing a deep, well-rounded finish of great brilliancy and exceptional durability. Sets out of dust in five to sis hours and dries herd in twenty-four to thirty-sis hours* Use at full body over color and striping coats* WEARING BODY FINISHING A high grade body finishing varnish, unsurpassed for durability. Has free work* Ing and leveling qualities, dries dust free in five to six hours, can be haudlad nest day, end dries thoroughly hard in two to three days. Drift with s full, well-rounded out PALE BODY RUBBING A vary high grada rubbing varnish of dependable quality. I* pale in color, heavy In body, works and flow* freely, Driee to rub in twenty-four to thirty-six hour*. Foe best results allow forty-eight hour*. Will not tbieken when used in tine and lend colors and therefore can be used in making a split-coat color varnish. PALE PERFECTION GEAR A vary pale, durable, elastic, finishing varnish for running parts on a good grade pf work over delicate colors, and on account of paleness, unusual working and flowing qualities* body end rich lustre, it is the selection of many carriage and automobile shops. Will dry dust free in about sis hours, hard enough to handle la thirty-four hour* and hard in two days. QUICK RUBBING Is pula In color. Dries dust free in two hours and can bs rubbed In twenty-four to thirty-six hour*. A splendid general purpose rubbing that holds out tha finishing coat with a good full body. Should not be used as a mixing varnish with tint colors. ELASTIC GEAR FINISHING The highest grads all-around gsar finishing that can be mads. Is pale In color, has good body, works and flow* freely* dries dust free io four to five hours, to handle In twenty-four hour* sad hard In thirty-six hours. Has a high lustre, is vsry elastic and durable. MOTOR TRUCK AND WAGON VARNISHES MOTOR TRUCK FINISHING A high grada finishing varnish for motor truck and high grada wagon work* Is pals in color, heavy in body, works and flows freely, and dries to handle next day. Bn a high luetre and is very elastic and durable. MOTOR AND WAGON GEAR A very pals, hard-drying varnish that can be used over delicate colors. Standi out with a good full body, dries to handle over night and has good water-reeUting qualities, . DURABLE WAGON COACH A high-gride long oil varnish for wagon*, trucks, tractors, implements, eta* possessing maximum durability and sratcr-resisting qualities. Is quits pals In color, baa unusually good body and dries to handle over night- A thoroughly dependable varnish. PALE DURABLE IMPLEMENT COACH This U our leading implement coaeh varnish, which has long been a favorite of tha largest manufacturers of agricultural Implements In this country. It has unusual watsr-rvsisting qualities, and withstand* tba extreme taste of durability that her* asters, tractors and all other implements and farm machinery are subject to. Our unusually large output permits or this exceptionally low price. For prices, sea paga SI - SO EffectiTg June 36, 1915 Sh mr w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s B-- S-W VARNISHES a r c h it e c t u r a l v a r n is h l e a d e r s H pta. MAR-NOT............................................................ SO 8CAR-NOT ............................................................ SO RBXPAR.................................................................. 65 VELVET FINISH No. 1044 ....................... 50 Kspal..*...................................... ............................. 60 Bacetlo.__________ _______ _______________ _ _. 45 Durable Linoleum Finishing.. 50 No. 1 . -Hard Oil Finish..................................................... 45 No. 1 Covch .......___...___ _ 40 Uinioa-ltc________ ______........... 45 Finevt White Dinar............. ............ ................ 65 Ftoor'Scat .. a............................... ................................ pta. 0 30 96 so 1 00 79 90 70 65 76 1 10 f. qta. 1 45 1 45 1 70 1 46 1 80 1 30 1 45 1 30 1 20 1 OS 1 30 2 OS i- -- FIRST COATER9 Marvelac............................ Liquid Filler.................. ....... Shatlacioe .................................................................. .. .. TO 30 -- 1 20 t 00 90 H Ml*. 2 TO 2 TO 3 20 2 TO 3 45 2 4$ 2 70 2 46 2 20 1 96 2 46 3 16 3. Mia- 5 00 5 00 6 00 6 00 9 50 4 60 5 00 4 60 4 00 3 50 4 50 T 60 3 00 2 20 1 60 1 55 4 00 3 29 2 75 DRIERS AND JAPANS' Herculev Drier. ........ ...... ........ Dry-o-Nitv .............................. Japan Drier ............................ ..--. .. Odd Sire Japan..................... .. Coach Paintera Japan....................... . 36 39 60 . 70 69 60 95 -- t 20 95 80 1 80 1 40 2 20 1 TO 1 46 2 80 2 66 4 CO 3 00 2 50 * 25 4 T5 ASPHALTUMS Finevt Turp*atln_.. __.............. No. 1................-............................................................... MBM........................................................................................ 49 35 35 TS t 30 2 45 15 90 1 65 45 TS 1 30 AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE VARNISHES BERGERS ENGLISH BODY FINISHING BEROERS ENGLISH PALS RUBBING . ! BERGERS ENGLISH GEAR FINISHING m , Wearing Body Finishing..*................. Pale Dur.bU Body FIs I.Md a ________________ Pale Body Rubbing..................... Quick Rubbing-.__..... ................. P.l* Perfection Oe.r---------- ----------- ----------------Elastic Gear Finivhing.^......... .......... . . 1 10 i1 d1s 96 1 00 6 t 30 2 05 1 95 2 20 2 06 1 90 1 70 1 80 1 TO- - 4 20 3 95 3 55 3 20 3 45 3 20 4 10 2 T5 2 25 50 7 56 7 00 8 00 7 SO 0 TS 6 00 * 60 9 00 MOTOR TRUCK AND WAQON FINISHING Motor Truck Finishing........ ........... Motor and Wagon Gear.................. Durable Wagon Coach.....__............ Pale Durable Implement Coach........... ..... ___ . ___ . .... ** .... .. .. .. .. .... .... 6 00 4 60 9 76 3 00 Trad* DUcount 33 H % For price io 3 |il, eiai, deduct 10c per gal. from Bat price of I gal. can. For price ia barrel*. deduct 39c ptr gat* from UtC price of 1 gal. can*. For price is 99 gal. drama, deduct 30c per gal. from Hat price of 1 gal. can. Drum* charged ettra and cradlt iaauad when returned la good condition, freight prepaid. Half pint!* 48 Ip caae* Plata. 24 io e*i*. Qcartv. 24 io caae. Half |iNoa, 12 in caae. Gallon*. 12 In cava. *To be dlaeontiRoed when prevent vtoek U exhausted* For foil deecrlptfon of theva Varalvhea refer to page* 43*90 TS 40 <E) H2S $r - 0007-SWP-000011821 Sh k r w in - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s MORE PROFITS FOR YOU! Aair nircbtut who will during year'* time, 1S of more itllou of Jipm Drier, ehould M ettremely interacted in the 8herwiaWilltaine offer f aptciat price* on drier* it IS* 30 and 53 talloa drum*. AH of the regularly Mated tt*ad*rd Drier* of Sherwin-William* manufacture described la Pan 4$ of this price list con be purchaaed in drum* at a aaving of a* high a* 70c per gallon over the net dealer'* price for one gallon cant. Through tbla favor* able purchase. a merchant can secure a much more favorable profit for himaelf even should he pa** on part of the saving to hi* cuatomer*. This line-up of price* should alao be attractive to Mister Painters. Produet Hereulci Dritr......... ................................. Dry-o- Nite................................................ Japan Drier..... .. .................................. .. IS Gallon Drunk* 1 90 1 40 90 30 Gallon Drums IK 1 35 05 35 Gallon Drums t 80 1 30 80 Net Price* Thera will be a special charge ebowa below For each sire of drum which will be refunded to the cuatomer upon the return of the drum in good condition, freight prepaio. I $ gallon Drum charge *____________ _ 5 00 30 gallon Drum charge................................................... 7 00 SS gallon Drum charge ------- tO 00 Faucet* for Drum* will be furnished only when specified oa Order S3 -- > 0007-SWP-000011822 Effective September 11, 1925 SHKftWIN~WlLLIAM9 PRODUCTS B--SPECIAL VARNISHES Particularly recommended for Muter Painter Trade Not Hated elsewhere in Trade Sales Price List Superseding page 52a published February 10, 1925 LIST PRICES ki Pta. Sovereign Intenor (0367) 35 Pts. 50 Qts. #s BO 1 45 Pale Elastic Coach (01313)-------------------- Pale Elastic Floor (0905) .... ... M. P. Floor Varnish (01307)____________ M. P. Qeneral Interior Varnish (045)-- (0993) Low limit when specially labeled is 3 50 2 65 2 75 3 25 3 25 2 85 Ss 2 40 2 55 2 65 3 15 3 15 2 75 Trade Discount 3H9> Bbls. Drums 2 25 2 40 2 50 3 00 3 00 2 60 2 20 2 35 2 45 2 95 2 95 2 55 IMPORTANT NOTICE Under no circumstance* will we fill any orders for these varnishes in packages other than dies listed. Save yourself embarrassment and your customers disappointment by selling the packages listed above and no others. These varnishes when billed at above list prices and discount will count on the Accumulative Discount Plan in addition to those listed on page 51. Tt (B)M -- in -- 0007-SWP-000011823 SnERv*tN-Wn-LtAMs Pr o d u c t s ,T VARNISH ACCUMULATIVE DISCOUNT PLAN Under the Varnish Accumulative Discount Plan, a Trade Sales customer of any type can, by indicating his desire to do so, through placing an initial order totaling 12 gallons of varnishes, listed on pages 51 and 52a of the rep resentatives' price list, or Old Dutch Enamel, or both, have an opportunity to secure extra discounts over and above the regular dealers' discount, by confining his purchases of varnish and enamels to this Company. If within a period of 12 months after the date of the initial varnish order, a Trade Sates account purchases 48 or more gallons of varnish and Old Dutch Enamel, he automatically becomes entitled to a cash refund at the expiration of the 12 month*, in accordance with the Refund Schedule listed below. This plan is particularly attractive to smaller account*... All initial orders for varnish under the Accumulative Plan should bj filed on the pink order blank. Form 40X71, which automatically indicates to our Accounting Departments that the customer is desirous of participating under the Accumulative Plan. Upon receipt of initial order, a special record card is then prepared for keeping record of subsequent purchases during the enatilng 12 months. '' The following is the schedule of additional discounts over and above the regular 33>% Dealers' Discount for accumulative purchases of varnish and Old Dutch Enamel over a period of twelve months: 48 Gallons purchased during 12 months entitles the customer to 5% refund. 96 Gallons purchased during 12 months entitles - the customer to 10% refund. 180 Gallons purchased during 12 months entitles the customer to 15% refund, 360 Gallons purchased during fT^irjSrffihi entitle* the customer to 20% refund. [*'- - - --.iM 0007-SWP-000011824 ______________________Effective March 21, 1927_________ __________________3HM*WIN- W/U-/AM3 PflOPt/CrS B-- S-W VARNISHES ARCHITECTURAL VARNISH LEADERS H pt*. pu. qt*. MAR-NOT,,........................................ .. MAR-NOT SATIN FINISH................ ................ s c a r -n o t ................................................. ................ REXFAR................................... ................. VELVET FINISH No. 10*4................ FLOOR-SEAL................................. ........... No, 1 Floor......................................... ,, ,, No. 1 Coach............................................... ................ Finest White Damar............................... ................ 60 50 40 66 60 60 60 96 60 66 66 1 to t 45 t 45 1 45 t 70 t 46 95 1 06 1 05 2 OS H pb. 2 TO 2 re 2 TO 3 26 2 TO t 96 1 96 3 96 C*. 6 00 c on 6 00 6 06 6 06 3 00 3 60 3 60 7 60 FIRST COATERS Marvelac. White ........ .................................................. Manreiac. Orange................. Liquid Filler........................... Shellaci&e............................... 85 95 96 1 00 90 1 TO 1 70 1 80 1 66 3 00 3 00 3 26 2 T5 Hercules Drier.,......... White Liquid Drier... Dry-o-Nite.................... Japan Drier................ Gold Sire Japan...... Coach Painten Japan. DRIERS AND JAPANS 70 40 66 36 56 30 46 60 60 1 to 1 06 90 70 t 46 t 35 2 05 1 96 1 60 t 20 2 70 2 46 3 76 3 60 2 65 2 00 6 00 4 60 ASPHALTUMB No, i.................... ,........................................................ 36 "B"........................... ..................................................... 90 80 40 60 1 4f 2 SO TO 1 20 2 00 AUTOMOTIVE VARNISHES ENGLISH BODY FINISHING.......... ENGLISH PALE RUBBING............... ENGLISH GEAR FINISHING.......... Pale Durable Body Finishing................ Pale Body Rubbing................................. Pale Perfection Gear................................ Quick Finishing............................ ...... Qu-.ck Rubbing.......................... i`io 1 06 % 00 75 66 2 30 2 06 1 96 2 06 1M 1 60 1 35 1 06 3 95 3 55 3 45 2 45 1 95 a so T SO T 00 T S3 5 T5 6 50 4 50 3 60 MOTOR TRUCE AND WAOON FINISHING Motor Truck Finishing................................................... Motor and Wagon Gear.................................. .. .... ... .... .... ------ .... .... B00 4 50 Trade Discount 33H% For price In 5 gpL cans, deduct 10c per g*L from Uat price of 1 gal. can. For price in barrels, deduct 3Sc per gaL from list price of 1 gel. cans. For price in 55 gaL drums, deduct 30c per gaL from list price of X gaL can* Drums charged extra and credit issued whan returned in good condition* freight prepaid* Hatf'pixrta, 4g in case. Half-gallons, 12 in case. Plata, 34 In case. Quarts. 11 la case. Gallons, 5 in caaa. For fuU description of these Varaiabee refer to pages 52*54 TM7 <B) C37 376 55 -- 0007-SWP-000011825 SHWRWIN-W/LLIAMS p r o d u c t s C-- MORE PROFITS FOR YOU! Any merchant who sells during a yetr'i timt) IS or more gallon* of Japan Drier, should be eiU etndy interested in the Sherwin-Williams offer of ipeciti price* on drier* in IS. 30 and 55 gallon drum*. All of the regularly listed standard Driers of Sherwin-Williams manufacture described in page S3 of this price list can be purchased in drums at a saving of as high as 70c per gallon over the net dealer's price for one gallon cans. Through this favorable purchase, a merchant can secure a much more favorable profit for himself even should he past4on part of the saving to his customers. . This Une*up of prices should also be attractive to Master Painters. Product IS Qallon Drums Hercules Drier.......................... .............. White Liquid Drier................. .............. Dry-o-Nitc.................................. .............. Japan Drier................................................ 1 B0 1 75 1 40 M 30 Gallon Drum* 1 as 1 70 t OS 85 55 0*1100 Drums 1M 1 5 1M 0 Net Price* There will be a special charge shown below forleach sire of drum which will be refunded to the customer upon the return of the drum in good condition, freight prepaid. 15 gallon Drum charge......................................... 5 00 3D gallon Drum charge....................... 7 OQ 55 gallon Drum charge........................................................................ 10 00 Faucets for Drums will be furnished only when specified on order. -- SO -- 0007-SWP-000011826 Effective November 14,1937 Bh k a w in -Wil l ia ms pmopuorm Group A- SHELLAC PURE WHITE SHELLAC (4 lb. cat) HH>> IN Vi pt*. S IS pt*. CC V4 1H 1* S OC fc IM Mb. tn PURE ORANGE SHELLAC (4 lb. cat) par Ib mb Vie**. Viv<*> 1 0 IN ft*. 4* . *b N VK ICO * t Tt ** SIC SiCfctbpbt fetttk*; $1JO Cows (Pen WWto IMtac) HlWMtt bttlMi f1.40 1m* (Fen Orng NMtae) Mb. CCS COMPOUND WHITE SHELLAC (4 lb. cot) p*rdm Vi Ft*. Vi pt*. 100 COO pt*. pat. Hi a TO ICO 1* COO Si SCO Mb ISO COMPOUND ORANGE SHELLAC (4 lb. cat) Vtpto. Vipb. p*> qt*. Vi* li b Mb. t t o t as as co i to aw tw t w SVt PrloM QwMcbti, CO I* caw. BalCptot*. 4lba Own, IS la c o m. H*ir-**nou, U la i WdM.ptob-44 bob to ( Plat*. 14 b Mas. Odtoitato* to MM. hM. MM --d bhM MOM tolbll to MMUI Ptofam*. "H**** ..i i i -- i--`-1 --*--f-i--*J"-f rfttpilliMi 4VHb.es* lie BbbM U*Mi tMe 44b. Fen. Mk.MtNcipltaliibrtbi44k.Fm. \ T8 (*) K17 t 0007-SWP-000011827 Effective November 14, 1927 SHERWl/V-WlLLtAMa PRODUCTS Group A-- SHELLAC PURE WHITE SHELLAC (4 lb. cut) per 4o*ea >4 pt*- 94 pt*. 2 00 3 25 pt*. 48 qt*. 88 H* t 86 1* 3 06 5* 2 96 bbl*. 2 75 PURE ORANGE SHELLAC (4 lb. cut) per doaea *4 pt*. 94 pt*. 1 $0 3 00 pt*. 44 qta* 80 * 1 60 1* t 76 5t 2 66 Siibth-plat bottle*; J1.50 doien (Pare Whit* Sbillie) Eishtb-piot bottles; 11-40 dosea (Pure Ornate SbdUc) bbl*. 2 45 COMPOUND WHITE SHELLAC (4 lb. cut) per dovea 94 pt*. 94 pt*. 1 t0 2 90 pt*. *3 qt*. 75 94* 1 40 I* 2 50 > 2 50 bbl* 2 30 COMPOUND ORANGE SHELLAC {4 lb. cut) per dozen *4 pt- 94 pt*. 1 TO 2 55 Pt*. 3* qt*. S> *4* 12# 1* 2M 5* 2 20 2 00 Net Price* Quarter-pint*, 4# Is cm. Half-plot*. 4# Is cue. Pint*. 24 la c m*. Quart*. 12 la c**e. Half.gellon*. 12 la cat*. OaUont, 4 la cat*. Bightb-piat*--24 bottla* to a carton--* carton* In caia. Five*, one* end halva* b o w furul*b*d la metal package*. 494 or 5-lb, cut Shellac caa b* furniabed on (pcelal order* la quaatltle* of JO gallona or more. 494-lb. cut 15c a *allon UibtT than 4-lb. Pur*. 5>lb. cut 30c a gallon higher than 4-lb. Pur*. T3 (B) R27 104 --SBC-- 0007-SWP-000011828 I Sh e w v v w -Wi l l i a ms Pr o d u c t s DRY LIME-SULFUR (`TA# Oritin*/**) Dry Lime-Sulfur it the moat valuable new spraying product that has beta developed ic reeent year*. For a tong time Lime-Sulfur Solution had been the stand ard dormant and tummer apTay for apple*, peart, plum* and many ocher tree fruits. Orchardist* are familiar with the disadvantage* connected with the use of LimeSulfur Solution- These include heavy handling of barrel*- losse* due to leakage, crystallisation and freezing and freight on water. Sbervtu-Williams Dry Lime-Sulfur is a true Dry Lime-Sulfur, It is not a sub stitute for Lime-Sulfur Solution, but i* standard 33 degree Bsume Lime-Sulfur Solution in dry powdered form. It dissolve* readily in water and will control insects and diseases just a* effectively as Lime-Sulfur Solution* Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime-Sulfur is an effective remedy for San Jose and Oyster-Shell Seale. Peach-Leaf Cur!, Peach Blight. Peach Twig Borer. Blister-Mite, Apple and Pear Scab, Powdery Mildew of Apple, Red Spiders, Mites and Tbripa of Citrus Fruits. C. L. 200 lb. drums..... ....____ _ ......................................... TH 12H lb. b.f. (16 to drum) .. ......................................... 100 lb. drums...... ............................. ......................................... SO lb. drums------- -------------------- ......................................... # 25 lb. drums .*..*......... ................. .........................................10# 10 lb. cans <60 tbs. to ease)____......................................... 13 5 lb. cans (30 Lbs. to case)_____ ......................................... 58 I lb. cans (24 lbs. to eats) .... ......................................... 17 SOO 11m. to C. L. Li. thin soo itM. 0 10 10 11 11 12 IS IT 17 10 19 21 Brofca Cases _^ ^_ It 21 23 DPEPSOTTRDOAYV '" Pestroy was especially designed by The Sherwin-,Williams Company to meet tbs requirements of an all round spray for the home garden and orchard. It contains the correct amount of Bordeaux Mixture to prevent fungous diseases and the correct amount of Arsenate of Lead to control ehewiug insects. Peatroy is a moat effectiva fungicide---it ia alto a most effectiva insecticide. Pestroy wiU prevent fungous diseases, also control chawing insects and la ad dition will stimulate leaf growth. Pestroy Is in dry powdered form and will keep indefinitely. It may be applied as a dust or a wet spray, whichever Is preferredIf dusted It should be applied just as it comes from the package. If sprayed, direc tions given on the label end in the literature should be followed. Pestroy mixes freely with water and because of its extreme fineness, spreads and adheres wall to ths foliage assuring maximum protection for the longest time. Pestroy is the ideal all 'round spray for the home garden end orchard. 100 lb. drums.**........................ ...................... *. ..................... 4 lb. bag (24 lbs- to case).............................. ................... 1 lb. cartons (24 lbs. to case). _____ ...... ..................... *4 lb. cartons (24 lbs. to case;*......_____ 500 lbs* to C.L. 16 IT 2fi Lw thn SOO lb* 10 20 23 33 Brokn Cn 22 30 34 0007-SWP-000011829 &HERWtN*WlLUAM9 PRODUCTS TUBER-TONIC Sbenrin-WiQiamt Tuber-Tonic i* an ideal combined dry powdered insecticide and fungicide consisting of Prrij Green and Bordeaux Mixture for exclusive use on potatoes to prevent early and late blight and to destroy potato "bu|s" and'other potato insects. It posses*?* the adhesiveness r.f arsenate of lead on account of its extreme fineness and will adhere to the pot at 3 plant fur the longest possible time when applied either as a dust or as a wet spray. Tuber-Tonic is erfrctive against blight and "bugs" when used at the rate of 1 4 to J pounds to SO ju lions of water. 100 lb. drums _ 50 lb. drums _ 35 lb. drums . 5 lb. cartons (30 tbs. to case)____ __ 1 lb. cartons (24 lbs. to case),.. ., C. L. 21 22 23 25 25 500 Lb*- Less than to C. 1. 500 Lbs. 22 26 23 26 24 27 27 30 30 33 Broken Cun 33 36 FUNGI-BORDO Sherwin-Williams Fungi-Bordo ia an extremely fine, fluffy Bordeaux Mixture ia dry powdered form. It ia made of the beat grade of lime and blue vitriol. 9>W Fungi-Bordo mixes readily with water and stays well in suspension. It ia very effec tive when applied as a dust- Fungi-Bordo ia a properly balanced Bordeaux mixture containing equal parts of lime and blue vitriol, when used at the rate of 6 lbs. to SO gallons of water it will give a 3-3-50 Bordeaux formula--B lbs. a 4-4-50 formula. 10 lbs. a 5-5-50 formula and 12 lbs. a 6-6-50 Bordeaux formula. Sherwin*WUliama Fungi-Bordo will control moat fungous diseases of applet, pears, cherries, grapes, strawberries, and those of vegetables. The use of FungiBordo eliminates all of the inconvenience connected with the making of home-made Bordeaux. It is better than commercial paste Bordeaux Mixture because it ia more easily mixed with water, will not deteriorate and is more effective in the control of fungous diseases. 100 tb. drums ........____ ___ 4 lb. bags <34 lbs. to case)-... I lb. cartons (34 lbs to case), C. L, 11 13 19 500 Lbs* ' Less than to C. L- 500 Lbs. 12 14 IS 17 21 24 Broken Cases 19 26 $7* uv - l1 /V r v-'l ' 0007-SWP-000011831 GENERAL SPECIALTY SALES Bulletin #65 November 1, 1926. r Subject; Dealer Prices on S-^W Arsenate of Calcium. Effective today,, opening dealer prices on S-W Arsenate of Cal cium will be as fallows in the north ern states eart of the Rocky iiountains: 500 lbs. to C.L. Lees than 500# Broken Cases 100-lb drums 4-lb bags (24# to case) 1-lb cartons (24# to ease) *09^ Mg .15 .11 .llj .19 .13| .21 F. 0. B* Factory or warehouse points, freight allowed on carloads. - Carload prices nay be obtained from your sales manager. Bon&fide jobbers shall be given carload prices regardless of quantity. TERliS: 5% for oarh Kay 1. " " June 1. Z% " " July 1. 2% " " Aug. 1. September 1, net. NOTE: THB AB9VE PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Tours very truly. . _ A. J. Gunderson, Mgr. AJGtUL Gen'l Specialty Sales Price list list Affiliated Companies All Representatives j excepting Nashville, Richmond, Jacksonville, Lemphis, Oklahoma, Dallas and Houston Divisions, al- so excepting retail stores in New Orleans, El Paso, Atlanta and Wich ita Falls. . j 0007-SWP-000011832 GENERAL SPECIALTY EAIZS November 1926. Subject: Dealer Prices on S-ff Arsenate of Lead. Effective today, opening dealer prices on C-W Arsenate of Lead will be as follows: 100-lb drums 4-lb bags (24# to case) 1-lb carbons (24# to ease) 500 lbs. to C. L. 15 .isi .22 Less Than 500# .17 .17 .25 Broken Cases mm .19 .27 F. 0. B., factory or warehouse points, freight allowed on carloads. ' Carload prices may be obtained from your salesmanager. Bonafide jobbers shall be given carloed prices regardless of quantity. TERMS: Bfo for cash May 1. A$> " " June 1. % * " July 1. 2?S " " Aug. 1. September 1, net. ROTE: THE ABOVE PRICES APPLY TO ALL DISTRICTS EAST OP TEE ROCKY MOUNTAINS AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Yours very truly. ' AJG:1L Price list list All Representa tives, excepting Pacific Coast Dis tricts. Affiliated Companies. A. J. Gunderson, Hgr. Gen'l Specialty Sales - 0007-SWP-000011833 SHtHWIN-WILUAMO -Pmooucrs DRY POWDERED ARSENATE'OF LEAD to to . of Lead Is tb* Ughtaat and fluffiest ilMuta. naapnptrtia toed miriot and aoepanaleo and unl- aBtettxe-central ef chewing lu this utniil wWw inon W to 13 it ntn wlnbUJnwIf.wHt. Conss- mw lnrt<MtHn> U obtained without'any lJnry"to irtot or railage. aa a va`t spray or a* a d* ost. S* -W Dry Pourdsrnd Araasiata of Land will ItOIh. dram*..................-...................... 41b. bags <14IU. to caac). ...................... 1-lb. carton* <1* Iba. to can)................. H lb. carton* (14 lb*, to ca*t)................. C. L. HtLba Lm than Up to CX. *00 Um. Opening prtooe to ba annownoorf on or baton fabraaiy 19th. Broken Cam DRY ARSENATE OF CALCIUM lima In TTtHami Annate of Calcium complies with nay gorerninant spadfl- catioa aerating physical qnahtic* and cbcndcal analysis. It i* of wpacial nine applied a* a dost to tb* control of Cotton Boil Weevil. . t-W Anonat* of Calcium come* in dry powdered form and i* sxtfewsiy One. haring a deader of not In* than SO or awn than 100 cable Inch** to tbo pound. Thia ia*nm on and economical diatribution on tb* cotton plant. t-W Anenate of contain* not la** than 40 per cent of arsenic oxide and law than 44 of one gn^cent of water soluble arsenic oxide. Tb**e quailtie* laeore Quick nm[ of the I Wacril without injury rwulting to tb* cotton plants. 100 lb. drursu___________________________ 4 lb. b (14 Bn to c h c )........................ 1 tb, carton* (14 tb*. to case)_____ ____ C. L. *00 Lbe. Lew___t_h_a__n Up to C.L. *00 Lb*. Opasisf prJoa* to ba aarroaitead on or baton Ftbrniy 10th. Broken PARIS GREEN ' flbsrwih-Williams Pari* Crxen isrecognised bp potato and tobacco oroWore a* an nld rababic and tfecilw brand for tbe control of tbc Potato Boa and Tobacco Worn. It 4s also well known for It* cffactimaw against Oruaaboppar*, Arap Worm* and Cut-Warm*. .<lm alu-WUHana* tori* Oreen contains about SS per cent of aracniou* oxide which Is In cxceee of that required bp tbe government and about 1U per cent of water aoiubla areenioua oxide which it much tew than that permitted bp tbe gorern- wat It .therefore, insure* utmost eSecttxenem with safety to foliate. . adha Pari* Oraea ia____ and conring qualitia* when lae, thereto** excels other brand* in me a wet epray or aa a dnat. -,c 1M Lb*. Law than Btobtn 100 Lb*. lOOtb. *tw 14 lb. kits. lb. carta* iiii ibir rr i:: 1 lh. cartas I (1* lb*, toco**)..:___ iJ * lb-carte 1 (14 lbe. to 1 ybrcHpanlpd prion* to bo sMoaaosd.on or bafpra.tobrnarp.iOtb. .. . ** tf *?:: enil/- r T*w . ia.r ! V? ,, : - ! . . *r: is 1 . ..-1 . J . Wl'vrfr "^.*v.' [ :.*l:^r' ;i p1. ; r. `J- ' 1 "1 V' PU]WK' v/:!r;! .y\ . Tb* old reliable remedy for the Potato **804." Cotton Worm and Tobacco wim. mao Ante, Qnwboppate and Cat-Worm*. London Purple ba* been in use line* 1*74. It was pivatt tb* blghwt award at Crystal Palace, London, in 1*01' and the told w*rl1 at to. Louis, iB4. ... . ; .. 1 ' It is a Qttick kOUnc, economical poison, ,_______ *jg*ailla| Quabtie* ft ia epedOUp rncommcadod _________ adbaalmcw and tbc control of tbe Potato 100 tb. steel drums_____ _______________ 4 lb. bat* (14 lb*, to cnee) ................ .. 1 lb. carton* (14 lb*, to cow)_____ __. 44 lb. carton* <14 lb*, to ense)............... 100 LU. and over 10 1* >4 S3 Lew than 100 LU. It to It H Broken Cases Z2 It ST 0007-SWP-000011834 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s DRY LIME-SULFUR ("Thi Orjgi.nc/") Dry Lime3ulfur ii the moat valuable hew spraying produet that haa beeh developed in recent years. For a long time Lime-Sulfur solution had been the atandard dormant and summer spray for apples, pears, plum* and many other tree fruits. Orchardists are familiar with the disadvantages connected with the use of Lime-Sulfur Solution. These include heavy handling of barrels, losses due to leakage, crystallisation and freezing and freight on water. Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime-Sulfur is a true Dry Lime-Sulfur. It ia not a substitute for Lime-Sulfur Solution, but is standard 33.Baume Lima-Sulfur Solution in dry powdered form. It dissolves readily in water and will control insects and diseases just as effectively as Lime-Sulfur Solution. Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime-Sulfur is an effective remedy for San Jose and Oyster-Shell Scale. Peach-Leaf Curl. Peach Blight, Peach Twig Borer, Blister*Mite, Apple and Pear Scab, Powdery Mildew of Apple, Red Spiders, Mites and Thrips of Citrus fruits. 700 lb- steel drums.................... 104 Lb. steel drums.................. 50 lb. steel drums.................. 25 lb. steel drums____ ____. _ 10 lb. cans (60 lbs. to case) S lb. cans (30 lbs. to ease) 1 lb. cans (24 lbs. to ease) C. L. ru 8 ft 9ft 16ft 12ft 14ft 15ft 500 Lbs. up to C. L. 8 9 10 11 lg- 18 18 Less than 560 Lbs. 9 10 11 12 16 18 20 Broken C_a_se* 19 21 23 FREE-MULSION Free-Mulsion is a new and improved type oil emulsion spray developed by the Sherwin-Williams Company. Itis made from carefully selected fractions of petroleum hydro-carbon oil, which extensive experimentation has proven to posses* the highest insecticidal value. It contains no soap or other alkaline substances which may be harmful to fruit and foliage and it mixes perfectly in all waters* hard or soft* and with lime sulfur or Bordeaux sprays. Free-Mulsion is tbe trouble-free* soap-free oil emulsion spray. It ie especially recommended for use against tbe eggs of the Fruit Tree Leaf Roller, European Red Mite, Aphis and Red Spiders and for the control of Pear Psylle, Italian Pear Seale, Brown Apricot Seale and heavy infestations of San Jose Seale. C, L. or L- C. L, Barrels or Drums 5 gal. can*............ . t gal. cane............ 40t par gal. 56c ' * 74c M Not*--Above price includes the barrel and drum for. wbieb no rebate will be allowed. GRASSHOPPER AND GUT-WORM BAIT Sherwin-Williams Grasshopper and Cut-Worm Balt la a moat effective remedy for Cut-Worms and Grasshoppers. It is a very deadly poision and contains ingredi ents that attract the pests and induces feeding. A small amount of water should be added to the Bait, sufficient to make a damp mash (not sloppy), before distribu tion. It should then be broadcasted about the field* garden or orchard to be pro tected. either in the early morning or in the evening* at the rata of about 5 or 7 pounds per acre. Per Lb. 100 1b. drums. ............ ............................................... *----- ; -- ---------- ---- 10 lb. cans (64 lb*, to case).................................................................. *...........................-- 1 lb. eane (24 lbs. to case)------------ .....--------...-- ------------------------------- J* * --54-d -- 0007-SWP-000011835 SHMKWiN-WtLLJAMB PRODUCTS PESTROY Peitroy *m eipeeiilly designed by The Sh4rviB*ttllliami Company to meet the requirement* of an all 'round spray for the home garden end orchard. It contain* the eorreet amount of Bordeaux Mixture to prerent fungous disease* and the correct ' amount of Arsenate of Lead to control chewing iA*ecti. Pestroy i* a moat effective fungicide--~it is also a moat effective insecticide. , Pestroy wall prevent funfoua disease*. atao control chewing inaecta and in ad* dition will stimulate leaf growth. Peetroy is in dry powdered form and will keep indefinitely, tt may be applied as a dust or a wet spray, whichever is preferred. If dusted it should be Applied just as it come* from the package. If sprayed, direc tion* given on the label and in the literature should be followed. FeetToy mixes freely with water and beceose of it* extreme fineness, spreads and adheres well to the foliage, assuring maximum protection for the longest time. Pestroy is the ideal all 'round spray for the horn* garden and Orchard. too lb. steel drums..,.................. 4 lb. beg* <34 lbs. to case),... 1 lb. cartons <24 lbs. to case) H lb. cartons (24 lb*. to case) C. L. t3 t5 21 24 500 Lbs. Less than up to C. L. 500 Lbs. 14 17 16 19 24 27 27 20 Broken Case* 22 30 33 TUBER-TONIC Sherwin-Williams Tuber-Tonic Is an Ideal combined dry powdered insecticide and fungicide consisting of Paris-Green and Bordeaux Mixture for exclusive use on potatoes to prevent early and late blight and to destroy potato "bugs" and other potato insects. It possesses the adhesiveness of arsenate of lead on account of its extreme fineness and will adhere to the potato plant for the longest possible time when applied either as a dust or as a wet spray. Tuber-Tonic is effective against Slight and "bugs" when used at the rate of 1 to 3 pounds to 50 gallons of water. 100 lb. *teel drums..................................... 50 lb. steel drum*......... .. ................ 25 lb. steel drums........................... 5 lb. cartons <30 lbs. to cate;>.............. 1 lb. cartons (24 lbs. to case, .............. C. fc. 21 22 23 2* 2* 500 Lbs. Lets than up to C. L. 500 Lbs. 22 28 23 28 24 27 2T ao 30 33 Broken Cue, .. __ 33 38 FUNGI-BORDO Sherwin-Williams ^ungi-Bordo is an extramaly fine, fluffy Bordeaux Mixture in dry powdered form. It is made of the best grade of Hme and blue vitriol. 3-W Fungi-Bordo mixes readily with water and stays well ia suspension. It ie very effe- tive when applied as a dust. Fungi-Bordo is a properly balanced Bordeaux mixture containing equal parts of Hme and blue vitriol. When used at the rate of 6 lbs. to 50 gallons of water it will give a 3-3-SQ Bordeaux formula--*# lbs. a 4-4-50 formula, 10 lbs. a 5-5-50 formula and 12 lbs. a 5-5-50 Bordeaux formula. Sherwin-Williams Fungi-Bordo wilt control moat fungous diseases of apples, pears, cherries, grapes, strawberries, and those of vegetables. The u*e of FungiBordo eliminates elf of the inconvenience connected with the making of home-made Bordeaux. It is better than commercial paste Bordeaux Mixture because it Is more easily mixed with water, will not deteriorate and is more effective in the control of fungous diseases. 500 Lbs- Let* than Broken C. L, up to C. L. 500 Lba. Case* 100 lb. steel drums............... .. , 4 lb. bags (24 lbs. to case)... I lb- cartons (34 lbs. to case) 11 12 14 13 If 17 20 If 22 24 27 --S4--- 0007-SWP-000011836 &NMKWrM-WtLUAMO PRODUCTS YCAASCU <jc. s. 0 ) An track crop*. [ coppor far ott liiiait cknlii Uwd traulnlr hr fa*din potato pooui and track pardoam. HO fa. .100 lb. 40 lb. 15 lb. I fa. 1 fa. '(50 lb*, to coat).. (34 lb*, to caw).. C. L. 100 1114 o5p00toLCb*..L. Lo50w0tLbbo*a. 11 to 11I13t 1I11t3 1140 Brofcoa Cas.e.s * a* P1*04* to THE SPRINGFIELD DUSTER c Prices*. Lott of 100 or sore....___________ ______ _.......64 etch Lot* Of low than 100 mifWiwt. ................................ ......................................,..4 OOooch F.OJO. or our other varthoue poiata* TKRUS^Aprll 1* 1% far cosh in 10 dtn, 30 days act Thm SpringMf Oosrtr--A* effective headdorter need to apply Arsenate of Cilritm t|Mt the BoD Weevil* The Springfield Duster Insures ao coca distribution ead sap be uaed to dost vegetables, email fruits, tobacco aad flowers. -- 04-f -- 0007-SWP-000011837 C-E*.-TiAL SPECIALTY SALES Pul let in Uc. *-11 September 23, 1925 SUBJECT: Dealers' Prices o r S--VI Pruning Compound S-C Pruning Compound has always been a logical part cf '-.a' insecticido lino. '.Trierever S-U Pruning Ccrrncund .as loon n3od the results have bnn entirely satisfactory. w h t s e t o s e l l s-sr p r u k iu g c o mp o u n d The majority of dealers who handle ir.sectioiios can soli S-`.7 pruninri Compound. Cr/rardiats will buy it for use in early soring in cer.noctirn with their pruning work. I-bepO.a owning a Giiado iracs r fruit ere ,,e also are posdibilitios. . In the Irr-pcr cities landscape paricnors and. nursery men who giro service in sr.ra; in/: and pruning trees cn yrivr.ee emends iquire o^i: silo.: able quantifies cf tree vrcur.d dr or sing, City foresters else 'is it or. pork trees. Efface!vo tciay dealer1c prices on S-Sf Pruning Compound vrili bo a s fellows: Euahts (2d to case) ..........$ ,41 Cr.o's (13.to c .ib o ) ..........1,35 Dbl's ....................................... 1.25 F.0.3. TTarsheusc Points Tho so prices ora on tho Eastern bn si e-ad 1 the follow ing fr-imt differentials for ether points including: Sanyo Evans villa, Farro, Kansas City, Jiorcphio, EasJo- vi lie Kow Orlonns, Orenha, Saginaw and Sionc; ....5^ Atlanta, Eirrinrhrn, Chattanooga, Jacksonville, Er.cjcvillf-. Little Hock, Oklahoma City and Tulsa.............. .........................10/ Amarillo, Dallas, Denver and Heusten........................................15/ 0007-SWP-000011838 P-ure #2 Bij.i-.tin lie. 41 ST'tcnbcr 23, ?.925 El Fer-c, Lea Ar.gel's, S'.r. "r r.r.c i see, ? er1I?- na; S oat tie "r.u Spcl^e ............................ ................................................. i______ 2CV s IA.E ity ........................................................................... .. 2~4 * t r_ A. J, v.-V!r 0007-SWP-000011839 I Sh b k w in -Wil u a ms p r o d u c t s ASSORTMENT AND QUANTITY DISCOUNTS ON COAL TAR PRODUCTS EBONOL FHENOLENE QUICK DRYING EBONOL S-W DISINFECTANT EBONOL REDUCER OYLAPINE LIQUID ROOF CEMENTS SO PER CENT CRESOL ELASTIC ROOF CEMENTS LIQUOR CRESOLIS COMPOSITUS U.S.P. S-W CLOSET CHEMICAL PJNE OIL CLOSET CHEMICAL S-W SHEEP DIP FLY SPRAY CARBOLIC-OL CARBOLIC-OL SHINGLE STAINS Effective April 10. 1925, we will allow the following discounts to dealers on quantity purchases of the foregoing products: 100 gallons..........................................................................10% discount 200 gallons..........................................................................15% discount These discounts will apply to all products excepting Elastic Roof Cements on which the following discount will be allowed: 500 pounds................................................. J^c per pound discount When Elastic Roof Cements are included in an assortment purchase ten pounds should be considered as equal to one gallon. The foregoing discounts are not cumulative but apply to quantities ship ped and billed at one time which may include a single product or an assort ment of all products. These assortment and quantity discounts will apply to agents who have signed contracts and whose maximum discount for goods in Group A is 10%. When such customers buy 100 or 200 gallon assortments the above assort ment discounts may be deducted from the invoice. Customers who have enjoyed jobbers prices in the past but who have not yet signed agency contracts, are not eligible to the above assortment discounts, and under no circumstances should the assortments be even mentioned to them as they are already enjoying the limit that we can give them in the way of discounts. ' This proposition should enable you to establish virtually a Guide Line of Coal-Tar Products with our own dealers as well as with the many other dealers on your territories who should be logical buyers. TS DJ5 690 S4- 0007-SWP-000011840 0007-SWP-000011841 Sh er w in -Wil l iams COAL-TAR PRODUCTS PRICE LIST EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2,1925 Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . a d min is t r a t io n o f f ic e s a n d f a c t o r y , Cl e v e l a n d , Oh io a l e s Of f ic e r a n d w a r e h o u s e d in Pr in c ip a l Cit ie s TS-CT (E) KI5 I0J1 0007-SWP-000011842 N14228.01 810000^ tT/siim 'k k i a/j. h t x l - m w mi SHERWtN- Wl(-LIAMS COAL-TAR PRODUCTS . "t i The Sherwin-Wllliatn* Company manufacture* a complete line of Coal Tar Product*. Theac product* are made in an up-to-date unit which it part of our <ni plant at Chicago that corns thirty-four acre* of ground- The fact that we distill coal-tar enable* u* to give dealers product* of superior quality and uniformity 'it p^ice*^ in'keeptog with such quality. ' The Sherwin-William* Line of Coal-Tar Products include* product* that can be told readily and profitably by dealer* because they meet the every-day need* of thousand* of-consumer*. The line it complete and includes: ' ,. psints^md Xoof Qes^ent*. - Wood Preservative*. r. - Block ^ip* and Disinfectant*. - r/.w;r> 'iny/. ! a- ;* .0% f!. -.r. * - i'i **j - it " ' -.if: e *f. , ;,c n*vi. P !*. .V - - I -I ii,, * i*. view of whichts ahown here Sh mx w in -Wu mia ms Pr o d u c t * ROOF PAINTS AND ROOF CEMENTS a- fr, ber" roodtij.KictBtkfUtbM^UeMofiand dpwnrfpouti- -Itfail a atol#>dW Mr and will aetm ordry out Mdif\kc4it r*n f the m.& IntfMi k t 4a 94 koun, Id thinning Ibwwl d m only Kkosol Reducer. It 5* dram* TS 90 45 . . ; . NttPHcM .. .................... Gallon*, 5 ia cue . ,. A-- , EBONOL REDUCER ,;. A reducer made to reduce Ibonol dm to i thinner crtBriHtucy, ud Make H *o that it will oet more quickly. . ... .. 1 $ drum* ?0 15 40 ' Not Meat Oi IIp m, 13 ic c mc . A-- QUICK DRYING EbONOL Similar paint to Rboaot except it ii not quite to heavy bodied and drill quicker. A reducer it put in it which pemhe tideproduct to act b about eight hour*. la 5i drum* 90 95 90 Not Price* Gallon** 12 in cate A-- ELASTIC ROOF CEMENT l*W Baltic Hoof CiDMt is offend la tfasee colon, block, nd cod freen. It ii on effective combination of pitches. oils end lone asbestos fibre recommended for patetiti larce boles, Jotaiac and reilnina fatten, eave-ttooehs, dowa-tponts. drain lapse. walleye. etarHthte rhimney liiMejnei eoraicss- -ff-wlleattc Keof Cement eboeld be applied with a travel. It to very dorable and viil stand eatreme tempera- tone without cracUaf. . I-lb. Mb. 154b. 04b. 1004b. YfcbU. Bbls. Black... It Sis:;:}1( 10 0TV4 1* It 00 OfVi MM M , s11 10 10 Net Mess jv.fl n "ritoePrteoe-ta lb >* *: r fKMMVfjmtwiLUAMa fPmoouore CI JQ WOOD PRESERVATIVES : Oi 01 loow 7llJ Ol |d <rilHr t*. . . MT" Tnn. ' CARBOLIC-OL CarMiC'Ol to mpdrior irtdc of uthrictu oil dtrived in tbe diatiltotioo of OgtfSor. It to ncNMtotdid for ipnjrifli or paiatiflj the interior of poultry bouKi eg Ml) MitOt Pool Tick* or "Blue But*" sod Stick-Tight i Im for prtwrvi&t |mu o po*U,3looriOf. aiOi, rilo ittvei end other wood product* ogninat decoy. * ir' it 5a Druroi 0 76 C6 Net Price* Golloaa, 12 la c o m. A-- CARBOLIC-OL SHINGLE STAIN .`.CarbolioOl Shiflr Stain is i wood pmnritin oil of put pmwttw ovalities H4 will lawn w iit Imum ntw nd weather mittiBi properties which an i---------- la wood wd shift--- It COM in two shades, light ltd -dark brown. TUI |product trill add prolonged Ufe to thingles. Is Ught..................................................................................................\ W TS U Dark.................................................................................................. / Nat File-- Gallon, 12 is case. STOCK DIPS A- PHENO-DIP (5todftrtfi**cf) PtaftoDip to etoadordiord, cool-tor etoefc dip **4 diainfecteat having e cor- boOe add confident ranging Boa'S to 6 by- the Hygienic laboratory Method. It it recommended for nee n* n dip for cattle, aheep, borae*. awine, goata and poultry and ai idtolaMit Vor gum) meaboot tbr lam. - . *rlt ft! vm ttf) *' . r Hjfv la ' S% ' Drum 40, 1 16 1 CO S6 Quarts, 24 in cate. Net QaUona, 12 in cite. KILTIK D Kttdk Dili highly concentrated aracnical dip made eapceiaUy to deetroy tbe cattle tick. It baa been approved by the Bureau of Animal Industry of the United State* Department of Agriculture aa being effective for official dipping. It it need *" ** Southern etate* where the cattle tick hti been a aenoua problems rorm in `Quality and la recognised at one of tbe meet effective product* ftTnnwtnvMe,f'^i- * ' ' '' drw bait-jib rHw nr.i ilt . v '6a it Frto-- on Application Gallons, |t iaciK, A-- FLY SPRAY Fly Spray i* a liquid pnparatioa which should be used without being diluted as atprey on cattle and horses, to, ropal Si-- end gnats and Other insects which attack tha-- awlmalt during the wan tummer-aaouths. ' Svcnr dairy farmer or graaral fanar should use Fly Spray during the summer months. Will not taint milk. When lllki t* hart-- and cattle, it will rcmaiB dhetin for wrtnl hourt. Ots. Quarts, 24 in cate. It St e T5 - Nat Mm -- ST -- Drums 6 Gallons, 12 in case. Sh b mw in ^Wil l ia ms ^PmoDucr* A-- HARMLESS SHEEP MARKIN LIQUID This is paint made is thrua colon, which will absolutely adhere to the wool is pitc of all weather condition*-: It it a hit favorite with particular eheep raieen, becaaec It holds its color on the wool, hat will'wash'oat in the marine process- It is unquestionably the finest sheep otarldnc liquid produced. - "la tolatk ' ...............-................... - 140 Red....::::,............................................................................... i Green.___...............-------1 M Se *w i 1 46 1**6 1 66 1 40 Net Prtcee Gallons, 6 in case. A-- SHEEP BRANDING PAINT * ' ` llwep Branding Paint differ* from Hu h iIc h Bbp llirUti Liquid It i t pmuMat dp* which trill not tbt wool wren In tbt tc<wii| pncwi. It-ii b mc in only oac color--black, and frill satisfy ibMp raieen who want aa ebeo- latclr permanent mark. - l 1 Si Bblf. ' 1 36 1 30 1 26 Natftica* . Gallon*, 6 la ctcc. DISINFECTANTS A-- ;r.. OYLAPINE Odor of the Southern Pine n .` Oylapine if aa especially prepared efficient diatnfactant and deodorant with a very pleasant odor. It ia composed of emulsified pinaster oil and is for use in the home, in theatres or other public meeting plans where a disinfectant with a pleasant odor ia desired. ^ :r ^ * Qu. " la 5a Drum - _ *6 . , 1 40 25 1 16 Quart*, 24 in ease. .t Nathka* sn i * * Gallons, 12 ia ease. v.v: v nv . ,*i ri :* PHENOLENE frtnh J*jkis standardised coal'tat-dip harina a carbolic add coefficient raaeina > S hr the Hnscuic Labocatory Method. "It is recomiaended for diaia&ct- iug loon, drain* and lavatories in home*, schools, churches, otBees. factories, railroad coacbca and depots. Phenolent-makes a perfect milky emulsion when diluted with water. Ota. 1* - "5s Drums 40 .po Ti t5 Quarts, 24 ia case. '"NOtWrteaa ' r,' Gallons, 12 ia case. . 4-SV !1*/<V " : ' S-W DISINFECTANT . \t T'tr.i S-.;:. ' . '' ' . , . ,, , A coal-tar disinfectant two to three timos more -powerful then carbolic eeid For general disinfectant purposes, spraying or dippings y , Drum* only. 60c per gallon net. -- 56 -- ' f 1 i r 0007-SWP SHB*WIN-WlU-IAMa PmODUCT* DISINFECTANTS--Continued A--S-W LIQUOR GRESOLIS COMPOSITUS U. S. P. S-W Liquor CrooK* Cuapodtui. U. S. P., U a dUibcUat wrii according to the tpadffeatioa* ootHaed la tte Ualtad httn Pbarmacopoaia. aa official book of formula* aad method* for the manufacture of drat*. It la mod principally la hoepitala to isake aatieeptic eolation for waehiag wouada aad iteriltriac loatrument*. Qta. *5 la tM Si 1 CS Drum 1 f5 Nat Price* Quart*, 34 la caae. Oallona, 13 in cate. A-- S-W 50% GRESOL LW U% Cresol Solution ia aa official aubatitute for Liquor Creaolia Couaaitua, U.t. P,, ana it tocofaiaed by the Bureau of Animal luduatry of tba Uattad Btataa Department of Aerieulturt at aa affective dieiafeetaat for uae ia atock peaa, cattle cart, atock yard* and other placet where live atock may ran or art chipped iatervtate. la 1 TO St 1 <6 Drama 1 41 Net Price* Oellona, 13 ia caae. A-- S-W PINE-OIL CLOSET CHEMICAL S-W PiM'Oil Cloeet Ckcnieil i* wnilar ia efficiency to S-W Cloeet Cbcmicel ticiptiu that it ia pine oil dieinfcctont iaitcad of e cool-ter dieanfectent. S-W Pine CHI Cloect Chemical ki e pleasant odor end U on efficient tenmeide. It form* e permanent milky emulsion when mined with water* 1* 1 40 S* 1 26 Dram* 1 16 * Not Price* Otlleu, 12 in c o m. A-- S-W CLOSET CHEMICAL ' LW Cloeet Chemical- ia aa effective coel-tar dieiafectent denned for act io eenitery iadoor cioaeta. it form* a perfect milky amulaion when mind with weter aad pantem etroac deodorieja* aad didafectaat propertiea. la - Sa Drum* S TO M Nat rtlca* 0*11ooa. 13 ia caec. Effective Nov. 5,1927 &HKR.WHW1LLJAM& .'PftOOVGTS ROOF SAINTS'AND ROQFsCEMENTS A-- ; s-:1E' E0NOL 1 > rt*"* > - t,,, . . 1. . ... . ;| > iprtl' * ' dketpmtt- fttoMUMtodOtebte 4M mlill iiiilMirrl m a llrf Mto 0* piapand-M aonltod "n*bM" 'Wattofc 1"nr --'A '* -t ituteUiMiHfl aiereod wfliootnootorren tb* btoeett nnrn* oi fthe n il town **t to i boon. - Is m| tobonol me eatf Kboool I 1* dt draw TO 0 . ' 46 : NxriicM Qdln^bint A-- to win m EBONOLREDUCER dvn tv -it tUMt i I* to nM dm 40 Net) Oalloae.*t* ikdl A-- .to yet la it *bhb QUICK DRYING EBONOL ttUbktnteiplMtybodkd nd flrlaa milrter At 1* 00 _ iw nm oo A-- ELASTIC ROOF CEMENT =" `_H,-S----W---.-----------*otfCamU*bodetvdlo three raton, bto^itU Odd (MV. It tola eOecttn tf sintaM. oD> cad lau tAMfaM fin ooeMiMwiHM'W --tiiii-- 1mm wtiar ><*fl*4 odd rUaStiSf*. an^naito^ dnaaMto^*t*Soi. vdlK*!, ektotbt*, ehfan- *T ileehln* tad cornlcee. S-W Bubc Stool Cement ahcuid k notted With mud. It t* . si i 14b. It -54b. 10 154b. 50-lb. '/** * M ioo-n>. <*M fcbbL osH bbl* 00 10 It It 10 10 00 i H-lof Aiem7 -.-I- - . - tOapOWd(004,1 bOOL' >' t. br.n Y* ir :r.~ . .*s. '. ' ^ .1 i.j t:.: - .. . ; A-- LIQUID ROOF CEMENT i(ba 9 d*. . O-W Umid Roof Cement it odtoed I*'three WloewWeek. red nod (Tecs. It 1* aa rfeetm anbiaatioo of ptttbet, oil* ood toofMAttoDOlUnilatoniacadad for repelriiic difernt ^pe* *. toetadieg tor, (ravel, dec, coooete, elate, tOe, tin, (elvaoiaed Iren, cocnpoeitjoo. Mt, caovat nd compelad boa. Apply it erith o mini brueh --"--iiy known o* * ^qu***~- '.Vfi'f . - ^" 1 ' * 1. St Mbbto. bbli. e.^ 4^t*b levee wtojli < ^ | tvt , , (t , 111 ; 46 ,^0 :66 ,, , -- 60 ............<VMf-i>*44lliktenei*ttilttt*e-V'toit*d*<< (4li*lliMitiittt'itM\>>MtOet<iiUtkkiiii1l''11 | 6 1 *10 1106 1**00 .1 ~Nvt Mm OiMo ii, 4 In toe. TS07 (B) P27 -- 60 -- 0007-SWP-000011848 &rmm0fffiwruLMM9 v*nooact& ''.r/'.'d l/W-OOD (PRESERVATIVES W >*i a- CtrtwIl&Ol |> a --ir grade of o iUi im* o O doUsod la the dMOlite of tod-tv. ------ ... - - afpoultryhcuaaatekill ffcaa.rBwl 1> So so re - - HatMcao ' Qaliens,4 la oooe. A-- CARBOLIC-OL SHINGLE STAIN CarboBc-Ol Sbinale itria lo a wood naoasrsatiss cfl of groat imutliso quatttloo oad will Itt i la ton obade^ BSht and dofk Jiale Dark. Not Mca .. OoDaao,-# la case. add pnkaad USo to ahiaglao. I* So SdO TS ''1 STOCK DIPS A-- PHENO-DIP (Srarsrtarrfiaae/) Mj c d o-Dip lo a standardised coal-tar ( dent ""T*** ton 5 to 6 by tbe Hy as a dip far cattle, abacp, horsas, serine, tint *ha bwh. - ' Uctlhado It l*lffcn<nmHirtw1 for and oa auMaipfactuut far gaacaul <* 40 Qoaffta, 12 in caae. h__i_/_t_i 1W 1 00 ^WnMoir- ft*w**i. * ** *f** A-- "'.TfrTO STOCK DIP _ _______ r___ j KtttBf D || ^nHiiii m to quality ttd la I aa coo of tbc moat ificdft yonbti of Ita Irind on tfat uirtsts T< :Kmj lOJJi ClJDnw- I -A Qaltomt4looaoto ' A- ^ nr the________ i CVKQfC VOr QaaHi. It fas FLY SPRAY *a.Mi should So aaad witfaaaxt brim dSutad as a any ftptl flics tod" its aad other intu aUcb attach thoae afiaf ` Will Whan applied to honea and cattle, it will Ota. ls So SO re . IB Not -- So buiui OS Gallons, 4 la case. i I I 0007-SWP-000011849 Effective Nov. 5, 1927 yBUMnwtM'WlLUAMS PAODUQTB HARMLESS vSHEEP JMLUUUNG .LIQUID TUa It print made b> throe riai, whkfa will ebeohrtelr tdbot to tht mol In epite of _ bmitt with particular ttti>tiKT--------- - it bold, to thaAoptt It St tble. ! I SO 18 1 48 18 1 40 Ntt Pricat Oalhtie, 4 in cat A-- SHEEP BRANDING PAINT j Print Um from Hannlete Sheep lfafWnp Liquid In that it k ptr_________ _) tUdi Win not Invi the wool oten In the r*--ir^T ofor tti It It mil In ori* one color--btaefc. and wfil eatiafr aheap ttlton who want a------------- ---------------------------- . It St Wl 1 SS 1 SO 1 ts Not Pricw OaHooa.4 in on DISINFECTANTS A?-- .t .. OYLAPINE Odor of the Southern Nnt Orlapinr to odor. Itttn public of cmolniad nine-tor oil and it for me In the borne. In theomt or other t where a oiwnfrrtant with a plentant odor ia deeired OttL It 1 40 St IK t IS Qoartt.'iilitate:" Natl 4 In `'.'.'S11. ' !*e.i'_ t- X: ' : . ; PHENOLENB : j- ' .v V.Vv Ji.. -,:fr Phnokw ! * fftaadfffdiffffd oal*tir dip having i carbolic add qaffWWnt tanging from Stotbf tfa* Hpikaic Laboratory Method. It it raeonmandetf for ddoktiai floor*, drains and hniitiw in boom, ffcfaodN, tbuwkw *Acm, Mbrfa* ftflnod ceod>*ff and depots* h.*> IS V* QO. Iff Sa 40 ~i*i ' 4 86 Nat Pricat lain 'OtOona. 4 In cate. A-- ' S-W DISINFECTANT ^ A coei-tar dWnfectant two to tbne timet mot* powerful than carbolic odd. For tentrml diainfectoot purpcao, aprajrinf or dtppinc. 1 - TS 67(E) P37 COe par gallon oat. -- 61 -- 0007-SWP OOOO2105o *Gft*mwnf*WtUJAMB PmODOOTB U' DISINFECTANTS--Gontiniied 1' 9 A- S-W UOOOR GKESOLIS COMPOSITUS U. S. P. 0-W Uqaor CowlhjfwnwlU* O.tP.iii node acnordla, to the teaittao* outlined In the United State* Fbanaacopoeia. an o&dal book of bnolat and for tbr manufacture of drop. It U aaad ><inrtpal>y ta *--to makt ' ' for Ota. TO la 1 IS Sa t 10 Quarts, tl la m i Nat A-- ^ - CRESOLEX A coawfdil abitittttt for Uqoor CreaoUt Cnporitu 0.1P. Qta. 16 li t SO 5* : 1 5 Dt iu m 1 $S Quart*, IS in ca*c. N*t hint Qifiooii 4 fta i j - S-W 50% GRESOL S-W 90% Ctaaol Bohjtlcu in tro ottclal aobatttutc lor Liquor Craaofls Compmicii*. O.S.P., ` ia raroanlfd bgr Ok Bureau of Animal IaduaUr of the United State*. Department'or ' ` tOactha diaUactaat tor oaa in Mock pane, cacti* can, atuchparda and i Ikta atock,nagr.fiq or ,art ahipr^J inimatatt. i , 9 v..; ...la , . J 1 70 1 . Drum* 1 Nat r 4 ia A-- ... S-W PINE-OIL CLOSET CHEMICAL S_ W_ _W_n__a_O___il_C___l_n_a_a__t_C_hjeamkirialiIl*a*a^*fa*onOawiaineafliBdcoiaencvyttto S-WCCkh*atrttCCth*amlral aaa^tla, h r vs *.--pm.--c--o-~h B u m---e-a--m------ of p aolOpdiaiiiNctMt nlPfla HIT Plnatit natiktl ha* a piemant odor and la aa c-Itl frr*k ' S* ' tJna* rc rnr-.-.h ,w.1 rflnMinr *6 lot ^ !>. .'uv**... wit -,d * * i LtsL fifcrtJiM ,^-40 ; .n.% JS W :.* .*vpv.rf c: M'w^rvrl ;^i .' li*'# ,, 'j. " ' . Nit . i, -il in;riG ti ec 0* A-- ,, ;,.*,,c^S-W CLOSET CHEMICAL L1 i:nap I^S-W Ck--t Ghamkal i* an tltctiw coal-tar dUnbetat dcaignad for * Id Jt d ` J ' -*u Ia Sa <S TO 00 -y. NetPrtcaa Uallaaa. 4 in oaaa. -- 41 -- * I 0007-SWP-000011851 Sh **w ih -W/l l ia m3 PmoaucTS COLORS FOR FLAT-TONE SYSTEM EFFECTS F1M*Ta m OUm Colors art n^dsOr pnpaitd tor sat t walls, nOaii asd relief work to produce Hch. triupanst tits* tffccti over a suitable groundwork of opaque color* By ulsg tboto colors io connection with Fist-Ton# Closing Liquid over a suitable groundwork, such ns S*W Flat-Tone or ODP Whit# Lend* tb# caper* Itattd dneorntor or pointer eta obtain an Infinite of shad##* with ten#* of great depth and beauty of colorr and of a character Impossible with any other finish. Owing to the variety of effects obtained. It i always possible to finish walls and ceil ings in perfect harmony with the rest of the color-scheme, not only in an endless variety of colors, but also io effects, ranging from the simple transparent glass to a two or three-color mottled and blended effect. Flat*Tone Glass Colors are around in oil to Impalpable fineness* and by the addition of Flat-Tana Glairing Utwd can be reduced to tot most delicate tones* yet always retaining their brilliancy, on matter what the redaction. They are extremely transparent* lack any tendency to clouding and bland admirably with suitable groundwork, doing a depth of color usually found only la Hch fabrics. They are adapted for use in the most elaborate stencil decorations on walls and eeillngs--both for application of the stencil Itself and for "tinting in*1 the design. SYSTEM GROUND COLOR GLAZE COLOB No. 1 No. 3 No. U No. 13 No. 13 No. 16 No. It No. 35 No. 37 No. 39 No. 51 No. 33 No* 35 No. 36 No* 37 No* 31 No. 39 No. 41 No. 43 No* 47 No. 4> No. 49 Flit>Tw Ivory Orange Lake Flrt-Tone Ivory Japnaeee Brown Flat-Td u Ucbea On* Morn Oman Flat-Ten* Ivery Oolden Brown and OHvt Lake Flot-Toue Uchn Ora* Sepia Bro*m Flat-Tana Lichen Gray DeepOttra Flat-Ten. Crane. Deep Cerulean Flat-Tone White Saga Cray Flet-Tena Ivory Cobalt BTue Flat-Ten. Can 8toa* Cobalt Blue and Japanese Brown Flat-Ton. Cra.m Orange Lake and Cobalt Blue Flat-Tono Ivory Raw Sienna and Cobait Blue Flat-Ton. Ca*n Ston. Rose Lake Flat-Ton. Can 9toaa Wory Drop Black end Burnt Senna Flat-Tea. Ivory-Tan Japeneee Brown and Cobalt Blue Fl.t-Ton. Can Stone Sage Orny Flat-Ten. Buff Persian Brown Flat-Ton. Buff Rose Lake Flat-Ton. Pearl Gray Ivory Drop Black Flat-Tone Ivory Tan Flat-Tone Coen Stone Cobalt Blue Ivory Drop Black and Raw Sienna Flat-Tone Silver Gray and Cream equal pert* Ivory Drop Black Flat*Tone Oleat and Stencil Colors are furnished in large tubes only; for prices, see pare 75. ra 64 (B) A3A I# -- 0007-SWP-000011852 Sh k r w ih - Wil l ia ms Pr o d u c t s FLAT-TONE MULTI-COLOR STIPPLE EFFECTS inn ud pleating texture to nlm the muttr of t)M >ill ptbM U ilaplt (Ua color. While than an at pmnt beautiful mottled (ffeett which can ba produced with S-W Qlaeioc Material*, tha demand haa bans fot a (tippled wall effect, which bould require no (pedal tintioi colon, and which thoald he simple to produce. The Flat,Tone Mtlll-Colct pen can required no (pedal colore, ealr tha reader colors of Flet-Tooe abawo in our color card. CC 10. A (panes Is need to upply the tipple colors oeer the foundation color sffact. This is dona by ruhbiaa the spools into a email quantity of Plat-Tone which has haem poured out on a board* bains care ful that tha sponaa does not take up too much pmnt eo ae to blur when applied to the wall. Tha sponae acts just Uks a rubber stamp, and makes a priat of its own tenure upon the well. The more iutereetina tha teatore of tha noaae, tha mote intenstlaa win be tbr print upon the well. Choose a sponae. therefore, with this in mind, seisednt one of aood fire. Slice the bottom off with a lerge knife before wetting, and wash the iponce out In clcen warm water. It It than ready to use. Per Ml dirgedoes, tee Form S-1671. Effect! w POOtTDATION COLO* BTIPPLE COLO* 4 Piet-Tone Pale Arurs Plat-Tana Pal# Aeure and White, qwl parts. 7 Flat-Ton# ShtO Pink and White Plet-Tone Shell Flak, 1 pert end White. 1 parts. Plat-Tons Btiaht Sale Plat-Tone 1st mixture. Shad Pink t parts and Pals Ante 1 part. 2nd mistute, Buff end ..f Pink, squat ports. "- 3rd mixture. Ivory and Silver Orey, aqua! paste.- - Id PUt-Toaa Bltvsr Oray 14 Plot-Toaa Silver Orev Flat-Tone 1st mixture. Shell Pink, 2nd mixture, Ivory. Ffst-Tons 1st mixture. Shell Pink, 3nd mixture, Ivory Tan. IT Plat-Tone Caan Stone Flat-Tone Pale Arure and White, equal parts, d Plet-Tone Buff Btone Flat-Tuna Bright Sate tad Buff, aqua) parts. a* Plat-Tona Bright Sate Plat-Teat Bright Bagt and Buff, equal parts, 14 Plat-Tome Silver Grey PUt-Toaa 1st mixture, Briaht Saga and Ivory Tan. 1 2nd mixture. Buff and Shall Pink IS Pint-Tuna Silver Gray Ptat-Tona Silver Gray and Ivory. Id PIxt-Tana Silver Gray and Caan Stoaa Plat-Tona Silver Gray and Cream. IT Flat-Tons Silver Gray and Pals Arurs Ptat-Tona Silver Orey and Cream. IS PUt-Toaa Ivory Flat-Tons silver Gray, 1 part and Ivory, 1 porta. It PUt-Toaa Silver Oray ead Shall Pink Flat-Tom# Wvsr Gray 3 parts, and Ivory, l pan. ss Plat-Tons Cream Ptat-Tona Ivory, St Flat*Tone shell Pink and Cteam Plot-Tons Stlvrr Oray, 1 part and Ivory, 3 parte. ; 31 Plat-Tona Cream Plat-Teat 1st mixture, Ivarylad mixture. Silver Oray 1 part SS Plat-Tona Lichen Gray end Craam. 1 parts. Plat-Tona Ivory. 34 Plat-Tona Pearl Gray, tinted with Plat-Tona Caan Stone. Pate Ann, 1 pint to n cellos SS Plat-Tona Pate Asm Plot-Ton# Silver Orey and Cream. SS Pint-Tone Buff Stone and Pate Ann equal parte Plat-Tona let mixture. Buff end Briaht Sage, equal ports, lad mixture. Silver Orap and Cream, equal parts. 4# Plat-Tona Ivory Tan 43 Flat-Tone Cocoaaut Brown Plat-Tons Tan Plat-Tons Silver Orap. 1 parts and Craam 1 part. Plat-Tona Cocoaaut Brown and Tan. equal parte. Plat-Tona Tax and Buff, equal parts. 4S Plat-Tona Buff Stoat Plat-Tona Buff Stone, one part Ivory-Tan, two parte. ' -- 60 -- 0007-SWP-000011853 _ gjgfgT**; P*Bt**tL)PcrtiQTtfar. Tg MO DvdktBttft Ptttvm. TM6(B)A1S --ti -- t ;p,>:4- * -0 !w '00l-SV!p o o o o z i854 0007-SWP-000011855 Thi rriTiiTri7rirnriirliiiHfnimTT^^1roinf!rtnj>lui!illlaiiiiit 11 nd nwlmmli Pattern*. t i mi b a u --n- OO07-SWP-O000H856 0007-SWP-000011857 0007-SWP-000011858 X pvw iV'VO *iy } t 8iww>My/ctMM8APmaopoT* 0007-SWP-000011859 fiNMMrMMVffikMMSN^OOOaS STENCILS^-^ontlnued Nastor 1 Huk* af ha/^ *S~"* Mo -y I 100-1I 104.X 10T-* 10f.lt 100 1st Ss: it __________............................................. 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