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JL E$ (' | 'si \fe "Your pure white-lead io the soft paste form is a booa to busj folks. It works up with linseed oil aad tur pentine in just a few minutes. And l! know every in gredient is pure. And the cost--it's very reasonable." M. J. Scblarb, Bremen, jR. R. 2, Indiana Read what these farmers say abput this Mmoney. saving" paint "Dutch Boy White-Lead is Glee an old friend on the farm. la SohPstCe form rt is much easier to use. More convenient and very much quicker. Just mix with pure linseed oil and pure turpentine and drier. A gallon, goes farther and coven better."--T, E. McNamara, Dundee, 111. "Dutch Boy White- Whehldo painting I use it. I maintain that white-lead is the only thing to stand the weather. Dutch Boy White-Lead is much cheaper in the long etui because it holds, up, and even the pur chase price is good." --Owlet H. Wtl. Hams, R. D. No, 2, Box 139--Kingston, N.Y. MIXING IS SO EASY. "Never knew mating white-lead could be so easy until I began using Dutch Boy Soft Paste. It smooths right out into paint in just a few minutes. It's a 'treasure* to Busy folks who wane to use every hour they can."--/. . Fort, Boneks Comen, S, C, "Every paint advertisement I ever read talks about pure white-lead. Why not buy rite pure ingredients and*-mix them yourself? That's what I did. The cost per gallon waa reasonable and the cost of the job as a whole was lower than if I'd used 'cheap* punt but had to put on extra coats. You ore welcome to figure it out from my bills if-you want to."-- Simon Naftiger, Stryker, Ohio. rThis price (us of April 1931) will vary somewhat depending upon buyer's dustance.from producing centers. REPAINTING OUTSIDE WOOD HEN you gee FOR UHQERCQAT Dutch Boy White-Lead in .this quick-mixing,. soft Ml* equal measured parts Soft Paste White-Lead and thinner (half linseed oil and half turpentine). Then add one-quarter pint of drier for each gallon of paint. paste form you speed up the start of the job. la less than 10; minutes you have Oh. gallons ofpaintready FOR FINISHING COAT Mi* equal measured parts Soft Paste WhiteLead aad linseed oil.Then etirin one-quarter pint each of turpentine and drier for every gallon ofpaint. to spread! No wonder 8 out of every. 10 painters use Dutch-Boy,.. and no one knowspaintlikeapainter! They use it because it makes a tough, elastic coating that doesn't peel but wears down smoothly, by graduallychalking,Ieaving aperfect ICO Pounds Salt Paste White-Lead (3if Gallons) make about &A gallons of pure white-lead paint which will cover about 600 square feet per gallon, one coat! (Ifheavy paste white-lead is used, H gallon more oil Iwill be required per 100 lbs.) surface' for repainting. 'When* time comes to repaint, there's no need of burning or scraping. Just paint rightover the old,long-lastingcqat. Just tbin Dutch Boy Soft Paste White-Lead with Iiaseed oil . . . add' turpentine and drier ... and, presto, it's ready to use. Could anything be simpler? Is NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY New York,111 Broadway--Buffalo, 116 Oak Street --Chicago, 900 West 13th Street--Cincinnati, 659 Freeman Avenue--Cleveland,820West Superior Avenue--St. Louis, 722 Chestnut Street--San Francisco, 2240 24th Street-* Boston, NationalBoston Lead Co..600 Albany Street--Pittsburgh, National Lead & Oil Co-, of Fa., 316 Fourth Avenue -- Philadelphia, John T. Lewis & Bros. Coj, Wldener Bldg. there any surer way for you to get the best paint money can buy? 12%, 25, 50lb. pails and 1001b. kegs. Send for the little folder offered free in the coupon. It shows you how to get better results so much easier. Send for. it now]. JUST MAIL THIS COUPON National Lead Company Address': (See list of offices above) Gentlemen: Please send me the older that tells me how to do much better painting, easierjasdifor less money. - 'rj* ' DUTCH B WHJTE-LEAD Place and State Job KD-25I Hoard's Dairyman, May^i 1931 Successful Farming, May ' , Farm Journal, May N 28010