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New Dutch Boy soft paste whitelead proves boon to master painters -saves them time and labor THE development of Dutch Boy in the original package, pours it into a soft paste white-lead has brought mixing bucket, and adds drier, oil and ' about a substantial reduction in theturps. What painters call "the first time required to thin white-lead to breaking-up " is entirely eliminated. brushing consistency. It takes but a That part of the mixing job is now very few minutes to reduce this new soft paste to paint. accomplished in the factory by pow erful machinery. As its name indicates, Dutch Boy softpaste whitelead is of a softer or less The wonderful ease with which Dutch Boy soft paste white-lead reduces to paint heavy consistency than regu is due wholly to the added lar paste white-lead. Into it oil which has been ground has been ground sufficient linseed oil to make a more . workable paste. The new into it. Like the regular . paste form of Dutch Boy white-lead, it is strictly pure product, just as it comes in "lead-in-oil," containingpure the keg, is ready for tinting and final thinning. white-lead and pure linseed oil--nothing else. Thins to paint in a jiffy All the user does is this: Stirs the soft paste quickly Dutch'Boy soft paste vjhiit-lcad is thetamestrictlypurewhite-lead that you always gel under the Dutch Boy trademark--bus instead of beinga fairly MOW paste ids a soft paste. Jn otherwards, it contains enough additionallin seed oil to eliminate the biggest part ofthemixing;afc. Pure lead paint ThusDutchBoysoftpaste white-lead gives a pure lead DUTCH BOY SOFT --Reprinted from January, 1928, issue of The Painters Magazine, 12 Gold Street, New York N 27885 0000-NLI-000014058 not paint--thi standard f have you will find th ness of thi: anexceptic paint, as You obtain Boy soft p in the cost At presethe cost fo: from the s the regular Packed in ; 12K lb. stc Our near any further the new so; NATI New York, 13 Buffalo, 116 C Cincinnati, 65 St. Louis, 722 Pittsburgh, K Philadelphia, PAS <?3 gup ally ready nutes.. . . ste white- r painters l labor , pours it into a is drier, oil and call "the first ely eliminated, ing job is now ictory by pow erful ease with Boy soft paste :duces to paint / to the added ,s been ground :e the regular of Dutch Boy is strictly pure containing pure id pure linseed else. zad paint lBoysoftpaste ves a pure lead 0 FT New York now is! paint--the kind that has been the standard for generations. Not only have you that assurance, but you will find that the cream-like smooth ness of this new soft paste results in an exceptionally uniformand smooth paint, as well as good clear tints. Material costs not increased You. obtain the labor-saving advantages ofDutch Boy soft paste white-lead without any increase in the cost of materials. At present prices of white-lead and linseed oil, the cost for materials of a gallon of paint made from the soft paste is about the same as when the regular grind is used. How sold Packed in 100 lb. steel kegs, and in 50, 25 and 12^ lb. steel pails, fitted with air-tight heads. Our nearest branch will be pleased to give you any further information you may want about the new soft paste and its advantages. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York, 111 Broadway Boston, 800 Albany St. Buffalo, 116 Oak St. Chicago, 900 West 18th St. Cincinnati, 659 Freeman Ave. Cleveland, 820 W. Superior Ave. St. Louis, 722 Chestnut St. San Francisco, 235 Montgomery St. Pittsburgh, National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa., 316 Fourth Avenue Philadelphia, John T. Lewis 8b Bros. Co., 437 Chestnut Street PASTE WHITE-LEAD 0000-NLI-000014059