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N THE eyes of the law your house is ,'our I In your own eyes' it's a castle, tux . . . > r.nnr. worthy of the faesc protection you can give it. "What a pity then to ..let "cheap'* pairtt spoil if. For '"cheap'' paint quickly cracks and scales; 4way in spots, not only mitring the appearance. of your home bur exposing it to the ravages of the Weather. Moreover, it's really the most, expensive.;., When you come! to repaint; you firidyou haven't saved money at all. For the1 remains of the `'cheap" pjrir! job must.be burned and scraped oS down: to thbare wood .. : a heavy exrra expense rbat 'Jnijdre tjhai i wipes out whar you thought yon saved. . Also, befot.' the customary! repaint coats are applied a heW prim ing coat is needed, and that's another extra expense What a difference wheayou paint with. Dutch Boy i Here's a paint that does nor crack and scale. }i resists the weather j . . wears down stubbornly b`, gradual chalking which1 leaves a smodthj unbroken surface, an ideal foundation for new1 paint.. The experienced painter recom mends Dutch Boy White-Lead. Its durability alyyaVS backs up his reputation. He can mix it to suit nThe'exact eapainter.':- Easy to Pay -via the N. It A. ' \ '; If lack of reldy Cash prevents you From painting, rake advantage 'of a National Housing Act loan. .Mbnthly ' cM2t||6i flEcud; --Collier's, March 14, 1936 American Home, March GODQ PAINT'S CTHER ... iwlipn mWimMn'*;: '!; Saturday Evening P^st, Mat.:t-Z NAME N 28105 0000-NLI-000014417