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N10754 0007-SWP-000009231 Confidential Trade Discounts Gaining Colon (Oil and Dim.).------ page 52 IS ( Gnliia( PnpuitiM .................... .. " 30 Gaining Tool----------------------------------- " 30 40 40 " " Gaphite--Black Land............................. Gaphite Pipe Joint A O. High Polieh Fluid Wan......................... Handcraft Stain* .............. " S3 " 53 " 31 " 41 15 " 30 " 50 " 33} " Handcaft Sjraam.............. " 4M3 33% " Harmlen Sheep Malhiqg lignad.-...' " 40 30 " Imperial Gold Enamai.----------------- " 2J 40 " Jipin*............................................................ " 93 Kabo .................----------.... m 3SX " 40 " liquid Gold................................................ " 94 40 " Machine Paint and Filler ............. --. " 48 Old DutchEnamel (formerly Enamel* attic).................. " 31 Oil Stain................... " 46 Permento................................... " 66 30 " .40 " 40 " 41 " P. M. Primers. Surfaces, Files..... P. M. Gear Colon................................. Polbb-ol....................................................... " 63 JO " " 63-63 25 ". " 38 33X `` Porch and Lawn Furniture Enamel - Pieaerratira Shingle Stains.......... .. Q. D. Colon (Blacks)........................... Q. D. Colon (Colon)........................... Q. D. Colon (Tuba)........................... Rod load..................................................... Schooihoard Sating................................. Semen Enaael......... ...................... Shellac-coal............... Shellacine..................................................... Stencib.......................................................... Stencil Outfit*............................................ " 36 " 45 " 57 " 87-4* " 61 53 " 47 " 25 " 93 " 92 " 36-M " 37 40 * 1542" 30 " 3* 25 IS " 40 " 40 ' * 33}^ *. 33% * 33}{ " 33jJ " Store Pipe and Iron Enaael............... Taaite (Paint'and Vaeniah Renew) Varnishes..................................................... Wagon and Impiomant Paint............... Woodcraft Stain*............................... " 28 " 46 " 72-93 " 30 " 44 40 " 25 " 33} " 40 " 33}*" A Confidential Net Prices and Trade Discounts Efccttvtjtou 5,1912 & THE SHERWIH* WlUJiHS CO. : ><.o HiaT Ant wannitH naatna " `1 -. , -O fiw--IW1 Turin-- T~~in>e n~rr.ru ` ~--t t i fn tU OMM MB KUMBMIO IN NlMIMi NIM Ul U.S. G12 1766 0007-SWP-000009232 Confidential Net Prices SHERWIN-W/LLUMS PAIHT Regular Colon............ 1.70 Outride Glaae Whites 1.75 Keek. 1.65 1-70 Gob. 1**0 1.65 SGolb * IMs. 1.55 1.60 China Gloss White----- 1.70 FUt White..................... |.95 1aside Varnish White-.. 2:45 French Crown Grero.M, V D fc DD (Noe. 362, >2.10 366,389).................J 1.65 1.90 2.40 205 1.60 1.85 235 2.00 1.55 1.60 2.30 1.95 Mom Green (No. 498). 2.10 Permanent Cardinal Rad (No.463)............... 2.45 Metallic Browa(NoJ70) 1.60 Primen (Gray A Yellow) 1:55 2.05 2-40 1.55 1.50 2.00 235 1.50 1.45 1.95 2-30 1.45 1.40 Cos also be fafutbed ia H piotoudpiatidas advance oi 46 costa sad 20 cesu per osUoa. respectively, oyer price {& qosn. Met pricer par gallon SWP packed in cam. coauiainc: 8asrta. Two doses 4a case all Gallos*. Om dloces is ease 3 Galioea. Half doses la case Confidential Trade Discounts Aluminum Punt-........ ......... Auto leather Dmarine-. page 34 47 Aaphaltoma...----------------- 93 Bath Enamel.......... ...... .Bicycle Enamel {air drying) Brighten Up Stain................. "* .. jj7j Bronring Liquid.-... - - ' " 48 Buggy end Auto Paint ..... ** 30 Cement and Stucco Stains... Crack and Seam file. -........ Dancing Floor Wax-. 17 < 22 .i j! Dacotiat Wall Colon--------- " 65 Decotint Wall Finish......... " 65 Pisumptr Colon. ............... " 56 Drien-............................... . - 93 Beepraai liquid Gold ... 34 Hhtrnai Leather Draaring " 47 fhtml........................... . 25 ^ameiastic ................... * 32 bamaioid........ ........ Patent Drier... *' 33 ** 53 fttruly Paint.------ (Liquid) (Pant). Coatara- * 92 " 49 " 92 Quality Oil Colon " 50 BUck................... " 27 Flat-tone Glaring liquid......................... 36 Flat-tone Glaae aad Stencil Colon........ " 36 FUxoap Flooriac Floor Wu. noorwipe-French Crown Green. (Baling Petty. " 29 U 20 " 21 " 22 " 51 " 63 Gloat Colon----Golden Oak Stain 64 " 41 33%* 50 33% " 40 " 40 " 40 ** 33% " 50 " 15 " 50 50: 40 " 40 15 M 33% 40 " 50 " 40 " 40 * 40 *' 15 " 40 ** 33% " AA 04 33%" 15 " 40 " 33% " 33% " 33%" 40 " Stt 50 " is: " 25 " 20 " M%" 0007-SWP-000009233 Confidential Net Prices f 0*ia. Oa. H Cab. Ch. a imi Cieoaote Paint............P.15 Sue Regular Colon--P.15 .... Ten Special Coion..P-15 -- ThreeSpecial Colon.P.15 -- Cmm. Barn Rad......P43 -- Caa. Barn Gtny P.13 -- Copra Paint (Brows)P. 15 1.60 Copp*r Paiat (Rad).-P-15 1.70 Copper Faint (Oncs)P.15 1.35 G*lr. Iron Primer....P-1J 1.70 load* Floor Paint- -P-Z2 140 Matattiric No. 2.......P-14 1.45 Matalartie No. 4.......P-14 1.45 Noa-Conod. Graph.-P-12 145 Porch 5r Dock Paint. -P.U 1.70 Roof 3c Bridge Paint P. 12 . ... 1.10 1-25 1.30 .80 1-10 1.55 1.65 1.80 1.65 1.35 1.40 140 1.40 1.65 .90 1.05 1.20 1.25 .75 1.05 1.50 1.60 1.75 1-60 1-30 1-35 1.35 1.35 1.60 85 1.00 1.15 1.20 .70 IN -- .... -- 1.55 .... 1-30 130 1.30 .... .00 Not price* per gallon Paata Colored Paiat P. S3- UH lb. Piil> per lb. 1% 25-lb. Pail* per lb. 1% 0007-SWP-000009234 0007-SWP-000009235 Th e Sh e h v ih -Wil u a ms Co . racTOfttc* ernesa: CLEVELAND, 901 Canal toad, N. W. CHICAGO, Pullman Statum NEWARK, trow* St. 9 Lwtor Av*. MONTREAL 007 Contrast. LONDON, END. CNOVI nee NORTON. 11-13-16 milling* St. BUFFALO, 06-68 Erin St. CHICAGO. Ctt* Offat, 804-808 8t***r Ride. CINCINNATI, 420 Pkmmr St. DALLAS, TEX* 127 129 8*1$$ At*. DENVER. 2240-2251 Rlak* St, DETROIT, 138-140 Rat** St. HOUSTON, Car Pin*andSt*amNIIIRL KAN8A8 Cm, 1400 St. Lout* At*. LONDON, ENS.. 7 W*ll Ct. Qua** SL. E. C. LOS ANSELES, 820822 St*AN*n*on An*. MINNEAPOLIS, 1UL121 Rncond St., N. NEW ORLEANS. 322-326 L*f*n*tt* St. NEW VORk, SO Ckamk St. OMAHA, Cor. T*ntA and Dodg* St*. PHILADELPHIA. DmamanAm* and CRaatnut St. PITT8RUR0, 337-339 8neo*d An*. PORTLAND. ORE., 460*471 Ennmtt St. SAN ANTONIO. 101 i. Commare* St. SAN FRANCISCO. 464*406 Sanand St. SAVANNAHr 746 Wkamtdn St. SEATTLE. 612 Firat An** 8. RPOKANE, Cor. Railroad An*, and J*jf*r*o* OL ' ST. LOUIS, Snoomd and Clinton St*. TORONTO, 86 York St. VANCOUVER. 827 PomrR St. WINNIPEG. Cor. Vlaanat and WP#*Amu . YA ' -A :' ''U2 . max* . eel 0007-SWP-000009236 r INDEX--Paints and Colors. Aiuorinum Paint.. American White.. Antsite of Lend 24 55 70 47 26 Bicycle Enamel. Air Drying... 17 18-29 Rlighten Up Stem ..... 27 Bronxing liquid. m 4488 SSEJjg^-.................... & Cement end Stuccoi Stains.;.- . CM** Gloss White. SWP..... Combination Whitas.......... Commonwealth Bam Bed....... Concrete and Cement Finishes. Conner Paint................ Cxaekaad Seam Filler.............. CreoeocePaint............... I? 9. IS ; U. IB IS 22 IS Golden Oak Stain..................... Graining Colon (Prepaxad In OU and In Distemper)........ Graining Preparation..:............ Graining Tool............... Graphite Pipe Joint and Gasket Compound...... .......... . Graphite (Black Lead),..- 41* 52 20 20 53 S3 Handcraft Stains.................... 41 Handcraft System.................42*43 Harmless Sheep Marking Liquid 43 High Polish Fluid Wax ...... 21 Imperial Gold Enamel.......... 23 , Inaactitide*.,....... ......... .49-71 Iaride Floor Paint.................... 22 IheideVaraiah White. SWP,... 10 66 Dancing Floor Wax.......... 2V Dcootint WaU Finiah......... 65 Dacotiat WaU Colon. ^ rCohan. (F*i o) 45 56 _D_r_ie__r.___ _ _ _ S3 Dry Colon................................ 67-48 Ume>Sulfur Solution... Tins finlfnrThp . I Oil (Medians!). sou soap.,.:... Liquid Gold.............................. Machine Paint and Filler(Paste) 71 71 29 29 24 48 12 Medicinal,Linseed Oil......... . sliqaid Gold............................ M2e4taJasdcNo.2.... . Enamel Leather Orating,... 47 Metalastie No1. :4,.i ... "........................................ .31*321! Metallic Brown......... (Paste) i Metallic Brown. SWP............. 29 14 14 54 11 2S',~Mo Gneo. SWP.. 11 English Patent Drier:....... 531 Eaghsh Vto. Red..........(Pm) English VemitioQi,, i... (Dry) S4 '68;;! Noo-Corrodible Graphite Paint. 12 sr 54 FamOy Paint............................ 23 OU Colon: i ..,.... ----- ..... SO FlUer ........................... (Paetc) 49 OU Stain................................... 46 Fim Quality OU Colon........... Flat Black................................. Flat Brick Bod......................... Flat White. SWP...................... SO 27 SI to Outside Gloss White. SWP..... 1 Paint and Varnish Remover.... Paris Green.....................(Dry) s.9 "46 69 iFlet one.......... -..(Paste) 34 ; mpaste Colored Paint.,............. 52 : Flat tone ................... (Liquid) 33n Perfect Method System forCar . Flat-tone dase asd Scencil lisle Painting...................... 62-63 :.i Colon...................................35*36 Permanent Cardinal Red.SWP.. 10 Flat tone daring liquid... .. 36n Permeate.................................. 66 Flaxoap...................................... 29 Polish-ol.................................... 28 Floor Fhriabaa................It.20-21-22 i Porch andiLawn Furniture En Floortac..................................... 20 amel..................................... 26 Floor Wax................................. 21 Porch and Deck Pamt ;........ 11 Floor Wax. OandngU........ 211 : Powdered iFtoor, Wax .ii.............. 21 iFloorwlpe. PreservmtiveiShingle Stains.... 45 FluidI Wax. Hiri* Polish........... 21 Prepared Graining:Co!ors..... 52 French CtownGreea:SWP.... 10 i Pruning Compound................. 71 French Crown Green :i., (Paste) 51m gimer.^y^dY^gmsWP.. ^ Fiench Zinc In Varaish..... iSSn i Fungicides....69-71i iQuick Drying Colors1:............... 57-60 Quick Drying Colon: Tubes... 61 Galvanised Iron Primer.13m Glase end Stendl Colon......35-36; Gloes Colors... ,j'- ^----- ---- 64 Gold Faint aadGoldEnemri... 23^34 Red Lead ................. (Paste) S3 Roof and Bridge Print......... .. 12 Scboolboard Slating , j ............. 47 0007-SWP-000009237 To the Trade 'T'HE paints, varnishes, colors and specialties listed! in the following pages include everything demanded in modem finishing. They will satisfactorily supply the paint and varnish needs of the painter and decorator, the sign writer, the con tractor and builder, the architect, the car riage custom and repair shop, the property owner, the farmer and the housewife. We offer our line of products to the trade with the knowledge that they will fulfil every claim we make for them and, when used as intended, will always prove satisfactory. Controlling absolutely as we do the supply of nearly ail important raw mater ials used in our products and maintaining chemical laboratories and testing rooms where they are carefully examined for quality, we are able to offer goods of higher quality, which are more reliable and uni form than those made by less favorably situated makers. When pushed by a live, wide-awake merchant, Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes will overcome com petition, bring' good trade and profits and give the dealer a reputation for reliable goods that will1 be one of his most valuable trade assets. INDEX--Paints and Colors--(Ctnt'd.') _ _____ _ Vsaedan Pad........................ Iheep Mariana Liquid............. 41 VtrtWite.si Shiaale Stains, Prusenrative___ 45 Wagon aad Implement Paint.. 20 SWF............. *-il Waterproof Cement Primer.... 10 Special Colon .. ----- (Paste) 49 White Lead ; .---------- - (Paste) 52 Stead] Colors.... .25-36 White Zinc. ... ... jj Stencil Outfit*, ... 37 Whites, SWP............... 9-10 ` Steadls........................ .34-40 Woodcraft Stains.. Store Pipe mod boo fiasMi..... 24 44 Taxite (Palm aad Varnish Re- YtUour Ochre. Zincs in Oil, White................... 55 2iae in Varnish. Preach........... 55 Varnishes, Driers, Fillers and Shellacs. Carriage Varnishes. rjaHr Gamr BxtziMcBodsitabUlu.'.i Emm Pk Eiprm rnrti..... Gw BuhbiM............... Hard Drrtas Gaar........ Mdiom Dnrtat Body........ IMiuStOHHkl.... fa 75 75 74 TJ 75 No. 1 Ccaich... No: 1 Damar... No. il Furniture: . Preao Coacb.... Piano Funitare. Piano Hard Oil::: Vdaat Fi&iah.... First Costers and 83 44 OaCotC4rrtm..74 ftde CwitM*....................... 74 Liquid Fillers. Pik Hln Sadr RakHa* 75 Hard Drying Canter. Pmlnt Onbb Bodr...... 75 Umid Filler. 1 QnkllUibUai........... 751 MarveUc^r W|o b Coach.. ,____ 75 Mismsn Itr. Master Painters* SOhmcI&IsaWc-besoet Specialties. Wall Sixe... .Durable Spar................... 76 Driers. ExceSo. 77 Herd Dryinx Seat. .... 7* Hard Dryiof Floor.............. 75 Interior Coach..................... 79 Copal........ ........................ 76 Marine Spar......................... 76 Mar No. 5 Interior........... Pale Flowing Cabinet.... Pale Interior PoIWdaf........ Pale Durable Interior...... Transparent Floor............... 76 79 79 77 79 78 Japans. Coach Primers' Drying .. Gold Site Imperial Coach... Miscellaneous Vsmithes. Aspiulcui&s. Finest Turpentine Bar Top Finish.................... it Crystal Paper...................... 8* Durable Household............. $2 Durable iLinoleutn Finishing 9* Shellacs. --......-........ - Durable Wood Finish (Ext.) Durable Wood Finish (lot.) Extra Furniture.,................ Extra Beat,........... ............. FiaeetWMte Daoux........... Finest White Enamel.......... Hard Dnrinf ,Oak........... .. Hard Off Finish................... 80 90 8* $1 92 $0 85 93 Condensed Price List. Carriage Vanishes.............. Drier*. Japans. aad AsphalI', tllBfl;............ .. Fint i ; Goaten said liquid Fillers. ............................ Master Painter*' Specialties 92 91 Hard Oil Finish Pale...... 43 Marine............................... 41 Miscellaneous Yanrisbss-- 92 Shellacs .. ....................... 95 0007-SWP-000009238 I The Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in the World. TTHE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. was founded in 1860. Ever since that time we have heid strictly to the highest standard of quality in paint and varnish msking. We believed that the best goods would sell the best and our splendid success Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pa in t has proved we were right. Today we are the largest concern of the kind and growing rapidly. PPCPAHCD (liquH) i Our facilities include: Five Factories, in Cleveland, Chicago, Mon For Buildings, Outside and Inside treal, Newark, and London, Eng:. Warehouses and Offices; in principal cities HE most durable and economical paint that can Tbe made. T^ber u no other material, either ready prepared or hand mixed, that will give such uniformly good results. S \V P is made from care fully selected materials that the moat reputable and intelligent authorities recognize as possessing best paint from Atlantic to Pacific Ocean. Representatives covering every important paint and varnish field in the world. Two Linseed Oil Mills, where we make, treat and age strictly pure linseed oil: for our products. Lead and Zinc Mines and Smelters, where we employ large forces of men to mine and con vert these ores. qualities, thoroughly mixed in most scientific propor White Lead Plant; where we corrode white lead tions to insure best results, and very finely ground in machinery of our own design. On; comparative test with lead and oil or cheaper materials, SWF will by the Old Dutch Process, and manufacture other ieui product*. Two Dry Color Factories; the largest and best equipped in America, where our dry colors prove to cost less by this job, or on an average per year are made. will cost less pei 1000 square feet, because it spreads easier under the brush; saves the painter's time, covers the greatest number of square feet to the gallon and Lime-Sulfur Solution, Arsenate of Lead and Paris Green Factories, where we make a com plete line of insecticides and fungicides. : Varnish, Japan and Drier Works, where wears the longest possible time. Briefly, a given surJace can be properly fainted with S', W'.\,P for a less asterage cost per annum than1 any other paint made, including pure white lead and oil- S W P is made in one qual . theseproducts are made exclusively. Tin Can Factories, that make the tin cans sreuac. Box Factory. A separate plant where boxes of all kinds are manufactured. ity only, and that' the very best that our long experi i Printing Plant, with seventeen presses, bindery, ence in ^ high grade paint making indicates will give best results. S W P has been ijola the market for samplingi department, etc., whert our advertising and printing are economically handled. Machine Shops, that make mills and ma nearly 40 years and. enjoys a higher reputation and chinery of our exclusive design: larger sale than any other paint in the world. It will ) These facilities enable us to make sure our cover SpQ square feet of avenge surface two coats to goodst are right from the foundation up and save the gallon. us much in cost of manufacture that is put into the quality of the goods and the maintenance j of a strict standard oflservice. ! ) ) i 1 0007-SWP-000009239 S W P is sold direct to dealers who have been elected as our agents for its sale to consumers. There is but one price for the paint, all dealers or agencies being served alike. For usual directions for use, see our color cards and labels on each can. For detailed directions for specific surfaces. See our pamphlet, "The Right Use of Paint." S WP Pr imer s S WP PHIHEH--Srar ami Yellow A undercoating and best foundation on which to apply good paint. Costs no more per job than a primer made from cheap ochre, either paste or dry, which sort of primer is absolutely worthless as a founda tion for subsequent coats. Furnished heavy in con sistency uni should be reduced with two gallons of pure rose linseed oil end one quart to three pints pure spirits turpentine to eeeh gallon of primer for priming ordinary new orforfirst coats on eld, weather-beaten surfaces. SWP Wh it e s SWF OUTSIDE 6L0SS WHITE Tlie only outside white in the S W P line. The most durable and economical white paint for general use on all exposed surfaces. Outside doss White is abso lutely pure, being made from Carbonate of Lead, Sulphate of 1-end, Oxide of Zinc, puce Linseed Oil and the necessary japan drier and turpentine. SWP CHIHA GLOSS WHITE Slower drying and not quite so white as Inside Varnish White, but very satisfactory for ivory white finish on interiors where economy is of first importance. * 0007-SWP-000009240 SWP WHITES--Continued SWP FLAT WHITE For finishing without a gloss or as a ground coat for S-W Inside Vamiah White. The beat paint for this purpose ever prepared for the market. Extensively used by contracting painters and decorators instead of lead, for flat coating. SWP IHSIOE EAHHISH WHITE For producing a white, varnish finish on inside work. It dries better, works freer, and is more economical than: the varnish whites under various names generally found on the market. Apply over two or more coats of Flat White. Sh e h w in -Wil l ia ms Pa in t t WP FHEHCH CHOWH 6HEEH, H. 0. A DO. Rich greens of medium, deep and extra deep shades that are widely used on account of their permanency of color and durability. They are superior to Paris Green, since they have none of the poisonous qualities of that green, but possess much greater body, covering capacity and durability. Paris Green whs formerly recognized as the standard of these shades. SWP PEHHAHEHT CAHDIHAL RED A splendid noa-fading red that has no tendency to wash out and run or bleed, and will not strike through subsequent roam applied over it. to 0007-SWP-000009241 +U- J-Zl /6 / &Q / ^z (P<*> ' \A!MT, Net itaees r,. ____S__o_n_. ~ Outside Gloss White. Cl^da ftpO' Gioa White and all regular i Jtf colon........................... Flat White... .C*?- ` brideVaraithWhite......... ...... .......... + -/ # i ia.e<r#.oo Fr. Cr. Gm M.D fc D.D. JUkT' * *f> (Not. 362.366 & 389)........ -7?T: MoGfw(No.4QS.. Per. .Cv JaUrUdminsMaAl RKBaQd \(RNBo. 4O6U3w)J.. rfryj.* ' rfjljjgr* MeceUc Brow* (No .. frfjT., AjW -........................... Priiw(Grttrud Yrilow) .. A.JSO.. *&.\ST &*. 'V-^ST Half G*Uoo* Ow Half doaesia floor POUCH AMO DECK PiUT (Li^H) frtttrU Dmtt fat U* $mt! For porch floors, steps sod decks of boat., etc., especially prepared for outride exposure. Gives bapt possible service under hard foot* wear,. exposure id.: rain,: snow and cleaning and scrubbing. Spreads easily. Dries with a fuH gloss. No. 45 " 46 " 47 "as " as " JO ** St "W Continental YeUov .. Lisbt Olire Drib... Dm Buff................... Cray Stone................. uikiCny............ BrawnScooe........... Dirk State................. Disk Cray................. Onsits^Tvodoscninicase. tre Net prices per ssllae. Halt GaUoaa, One dosen in case. Galtoos. Half dosea ia case. (For Inside Floor Farit awl otber Floor Fmiehre.se oases 20.21.22.) 0007-SWP-000009242 ROOF AMD BRIDGE PAIMT (Liquid) PruaCrtC" Study for tht truth For use on bams, bridges, structural iron work, metal and tin roofs, rough lumber, etc. Works freely and easily under the brush, has good covering capacity and is d urable. Roof and Bridge Paint offers greater paint value for such use than any other similar paint on the market. 5 ml. square cut f tCi f( yf ft/fAiCtit- Gals. bbla**' Black. Bioant. Gray and Bad. . Nat pcicM par calloa. ^GaptM^ialf^n^gjpj.aae. BOB-CORRODIBLE GRAPHITE PAIR T (Liquid) 1 (miv u iv iid ) fifBBM* a--dv fwr pm Brwk An antitrust ptuit for tnetal mir~ facets with graphite for itt pig ment base. XGak Gab. )i>l. tqautcna tad 50 gd- Mb. j .a Lo A/**" Net price* per cellos. bloat: Hetf reWn--. 0-- Half doom in caaa. la mm. c 7'*~J EBOBOL (liquid) 4a Clastic Hack Paint This material is primarily intended at a roofingpaint for use on paper, felt or composition roofing, although it may also be used on tin roofing where a low priced paint is required. Gala. 5 Gab. SO Gal. bbla. 60 50 as Nat palms par (alien. 11 0007-SWP-000009243 CREOSOTE PMSRT (UpmH) Especially adapted lor small itroctures, farm boildisgs, fences, roof*. brid(M aad shops, wkat a durable paint at a moderate coat it wasted. The ciaoeote it cocraiaa belpa anast decay of wood Mifaem. }<S*k. Gofc. Mtoe /JO.. /:flT 440 - 411 - 413 414 Trm Cottar * 41? teklMM.. V 414 lwi> Dnib.. " :419oilvt toai.. M 430 Dmb.............. " 414 Ugfct fcti<.. " 405 Ivr Gnaa. - 415 Ma * Kit ptia Hatf^OaltaM^ O-- d own t am. j*cr /ftp /a /" / jo /w^r- /vfT3 COPPER PHOT (UfuH) Fr-srit Ssels ter ttt Brut* Made to protect wooden bottom of veaaela, lannchee other ctal't from barnacles, worms, sea weed, etc. Contains mare copper i per gallon than any other and is the most teiiabie sad eoonorairai anti-fouling paint on the market. . Frashly painted hulls can be pot i in the water while wet, without injury to the paint. Testimon ial* furnished upon application. Ots- K-6aU. On fcffiT::. m vM optima .. A jsJC,;. AcC A^iiT Vj Met } Forty la i IT"T > I COMMOMWEALTH BARR l A bright, handsome rad, for paint ing barns, com cribs, fences, sac. Works very eerily, coven well sad is more econoaneaf to oae than short measure barn paints. Com monwealth Barn Red it always put up full measure. J ssl. mean aw weiMmi.ttta. t-cc CALMAMIZED /ROM PRIMER (Ur u U) ~ trewmeit-BeeMe ft' te* Men* * For first coats oa galnsimtf toon work. A perfect mnleasaating tor subsequent coats of paint, ; which obviates the liability of peeling ana tranng an summon where ordinary paints an sppled directly to the gahraniasa sur face. Has especial value for use on high grade work, such as store fronts, fiiuais, roofs etc. Made only in the one color listed. ^_r C-jrcc Ou. H Gelt. Gtk fOeis.' /J* t.C'f / <*f Net ptisw per sslloti; nsntt Tim fni Is nstr HeM Celloes. Oe lintw Warns, OeBcet. Half down la seat. 11 0007-SWP-000009244 CtHCBETC A liquid form Si and interim walls of chimneys factories, prnwasg sad ameftme shops, breweries, dairies, offices, garages, barns, etc. The goods can also be successfully used on platter and stucco walls, brickwork, tens cotta and wooden floors. This finish is mde along different lines to other so-called concrete finishes and contains np linseed oil or other materials that would be injurious to the texture of the concrete. The material is eany tp apply and very durable. "TJ ^>rLi*bt Gray.... s^Terra Cotta... *Bu<T . f~iiGDrmeerkn: BS'rtoownen.. ` tu Brown. Dark Gray..... ?/ Tan................ Ota1 40 H-Gals. Gala. 1 35 S 30 S-Gal*. Mi prices per gallon. Other shades ess be complied when desired. It * COKCBETE SEA,LIB (UfU) ftr tttl Concsete Sealer is manufactured fit the best waterproof liquids we know of nnd is intend primer on concrete and cement surfaces. The stocks freely, possesses Sufficient penetration to < to sink into the cement far eoei^h so yet does not weaken the bond of the ---, na ja Ike case with an oil coating. Recommended na a first coat on exposed surfaces over, which Concrete Finish is to be applied: *-Gte. SO-Csl. Bhls. f (LiquH) ^tdlastit Fromxoi PasSe for tS Bruit, The most satisfactory all `round metal protective paint on the market. Particularly adapted where conditions of use require rapid ami hard drying qualities It n a careful combination a of graphite and other materials with. strictly pure linseed oil and a special drier, and-has greater dur ability than many of the so-called pare'graphite punts of othermanufacturers. Especially adaptid for use on structural steel, steel cars and metal surfaces that must be bandied toon after painting, on roofs where a slower drying paint could not be satisfactorily used and on all other surfaces subject to abrasion. !,fJ * i -* OU^. MOah. 5 gal. square cans G"ala. aad SO gai. bbb. Blade aad Brown.............. /`Jew /. nr Net pricaa par gallon. QaartisTwo doaro tarase. Half Gallon*. Ob* daa to ease. GaUon*. Half doaca in case. (Can alao be famished is atari-paste form is gallon aad larger-) (Uquii) Moiariaeo AaMrW Aeisrfir /fertAs dm** This paint is made on a gra phite base that ia approximutely 95% pure graphite. It has greater durability and protective qualities than any other metal .protective paint known. The.superior qualities of the pigment, -however, represent but a part of the reason for its remarkably long life under extreme ex posure. In addition the strictly pure linseed oil of our own manufacture and the processes of uniting the pig ment and liquids are large factors in producing a paint that has maximum covering capacity- Made only in the natural graphite color, 5 gal square cans aad SO gal. Gals. bbl*. Graphiu Cater..?,'./ A-raf /:.re J.A'f .J,JO Net prices per sslloa. Qmm* Tmw <1mw in ttflg. . :. Hllf GallOOI. OW dottt IB CMC. GalkttiL Half da 14 0007-SWP-000009245 The aid. tanUter Femfly Paint labal. By our method of using both labels there will be no confusion or doubt in the minds of purchasers-- whether they aslc for S-W Screen Enamel, for instance, or for Brighten Up Finish for finishing screens. The use of the name Brighten Up Finishes it simply to enable the goods to be more effectively advertised, to make them more attractive as a line and to make them easier for the consumer to remember. Under the Brighten Up Finish idea the householder and housewife need remember but one name and the dealer will supply the proper Brighten Up Finish when he learns what the purchaser wants to finish. Th e Ume o f Bmo h t eh Ur Fin is h e s JUnmiasm Paint Bath Eaaael Brighten Up Stih Crack and Seam Filter Deads* Floor We* Fair-- Lfrold Qttd Family Paint Flat Black Plaxoap Flooriac Floor Wax Ploonripe Fluid wax Gcaiaiag Preparation Imperial Gold Kaamrl taaMe Floor Pniat liquid Gold Po&isb-ol Botch and Laws Furaitui* Saamd Saw Fwaaarl Store Pipe and lice ffnared Durable Hewabeid Vartiak (tea gagr2.) CEHEMT MHO STUCCO STMIHS (Liquid) Fweered deeds forth* truth On account of the constantly increasing use of cement and stucco in home building, we have added a line of stains, which on rough cement or stucco work produce a handsome and durable finish without alter ing the cement or stucco effect. On cement and stucco exteriors, however, which have a smooth finish, we would recommend first apply ing a coat of our Waterproof Cement Primer (see page 16), over which should be applied a coat of Cement and Stucco Stains. Vandyke Brown........ Indian Bad, Term Costs ft Uskt Brown. UffctLead........................ rS,. Venetian Bad.............aYf.fY.. Indian Yeflow......................./ Gale. 60 0 5 Gale. 50 70 50 pi. bbU. 40 60 Ivy Gasan. . . ..,a.. 5 65 75 Dark Gray. Usht Gray.. Mess Gram. BUverGmy. Mr Trade dlaceBt../af.9cr cent. TViHrmt Half dona ia ease. (Other tharttt caa be eupptted oo demand.) BICYCLE EHMMEL--Mir Orring (Liquid) Smeared deads for tho truth Made for closely and satisfactorily re producing the original surface. Easy to put on, hard to knock off. A small brush, a little enamel and a little time are all that are needed to make a bicycle look as good as new. The surface should be carefully cleaned with benzine and rubbed dry. White...YY.YYY.rYgfS OnS?.'.'."'''.i^?l Quarter Hats. Blue.... ..........CSC BriUiaat Green. j C-JA Carmine Green.. .......... .......... jr.AA Jr Sterlina Green. -iTd.M Vermilion.......I Yellow...............JTf/7 j Trade discountft.. .per exat. Quarter Piatt, Fear doaen baie, ** Jj < i 17 0007-SWP-000009246 rffl, Mgato3RfjJiJ]PfiMSl(BS FLOORLAC (UquU) : <MltTITCo) Fsrtaftsrinri 'e fer tke tneh For .talnlng ftadw> islaces at A combination of stain that it non-fading and good floor var nish, which i* tough and durable and will not ibow acratches and heel marks :r^dflti.|'C;K':;|>re)efve* to the greatest extent the beauty of the natural grain of the wood and is not tike the various fugitive dye stains on the market that look well when first put on but soon lose their brilliancy and fade out to undesirable tones after exposure to sunlight. Flaorlac is durable in point of color as well as wearing qualities. It was the first article of its kind specially fmade and adapted for hard wear under foot- Can be *ted tntk equal success on furniture and inside woodwork where a stain and tarnish rather than a paint is desired. *-P^Cher.ry.., . r Of Dark CM.. r r Green......... '^Lifht Oak < C ;Greuad... MsSocu^f.^ M pu. fu. Qts. Walnut .1 f.Tl Clssr. ,c.jdfv 30 90 Trade dlaoo2a5iit.^4^.p40er 70 cant. KGafe. Gtk. l 9 20 1 30 2 90 BaV ftML Fcv daata in CMS. Qnart*. Twod Pistt. Two " " ** i Half Galloaa, Ooe JtY tr. Gftgoaa. Half doses in SRAIMtMB PREPARAT/OM (Liquid) A special preparation for producing the effect , of the natural grain of woods on disfigured floors or interior wood* work, i For', directions and more complete information tee label on package. Kffet Sfea jars 2$ Plat QMTt i fan Jam fen / 40: TS (ctfpar east. Birfiptmlp ffSmfisles We hove grouped in one fine, under a uniform label, the paints, varnishes, stains and enamels we manufacture which are intended especially for use by the householder and housewife. The Brighten Up Finish line includes the proper material for refinishing and brifklenint up chain, tables, shelves, fixtures, iron bedsteads; bath tubs, screens, porch and lawn furni ture, floors, woodsrork and all of the little things about the home. The products in the Brighten Up Finish line have been in use for many yean throughout the United States and Canada. They are recognized standard products and have a large established demand under the old label. All S-W paint and varnish products in the Bright en Up Finish line bear on one side the Brighten Up label and on the other side the old and familiar Sher win-Williams label which is so well known to the paint consumers of the country. The dealer therefore has rise option of displaying his stock as Brighten Up Finishes. or as the old style Sherwin-Williams Shelf Goods, it being to his advantage, however, to display them in the former way, as Brighten Up Finishes are now being advertised extensively in the magazines and farm papers, II 0007-SWP-000009247 ------- %T i 0007-SWP-000009248 JrfK BrfiilttmfiP'IPIMsles PAIMT (Liquid) Prepared Jteadjr for Me Brook A piintfor household use, suitable for baseboards, shelves, boxes, and the many little things about the house; produces an oil nnish that can be repeatedly washed. Handsome assortment of colors. Packages are attractive. ^ ' -fvf.Usht Blue. ATtf Apple Greeav? AT-. Light Famtf Aeh Gray.. Light Lend Blech..'.'., .j J . . Maroon.. &Bottle Green Orange__.//.'4L H Brows.Pea Greeni^iTX Pu. Pu. Ou Buff ...........v.c*^Rd.. Cherry.......... 4^/Roae ....... sA'. 12 21 60 70 Fleah . .O.-f^Sky Blue .^7 French Gray 4tf.XStraw,..; .TTL+ Lavender .. J. i.% VellOw Lemon . .. A .f *. Inside White*A * Dark Blue................... v.'A................ Green _______ ^------f.f .................... 15 26 SO $5 Scarlet Vermilion...v. ......... Trade discount^*! .per cent. Quarter Pint*. Fo o t dosea in caae. Half Pints. fdc v <,*> /'*r Fiats, Two doneniac Quart*. * IMPERIAL GOLD ERAMEL #ro*r* aeg Until Separate A superior grade for decorative uses. Put up in fancy cardboard boxes containing a rial of finert broaae powder, bottle of liquid, brush mad diah for mixing the broace with the liquid a^d packed in haoaaomc carton* containing out dosea boxes. Per Doeea................................ ....................... 2 50 Trade diacamntf^C.per cent. if Empress Liquid Gold sad Imperial Gold cnees containing twelve cartons of On ) <* are also packed la parkas-- each. 1 FLOOR*AX-- Tramparmi (Pttttu) For a waxed finish on varnished floors and floors finished with Floorlac. Also used on furniture where a wax finish is desired. Suitable for ball rooms, bowling alleys, etc. Needs no tools-- put on with a doth, and polished with a cloth. b4b.au. . 35 1. 2 ud 54b. cons. SO Trade dJscoastvff.per rent. (Floor Wax Block cos be supplied when deeired.) A display rack is fandsbed with sm assortment 1 pouyU ,acb Crack and Seem Finer sod Floor Wax. > ' +* ____ ____________ HIM POUSH FLUID WAX ajr (Liquid) High Polish Fluid Wax is for use on all surface! where a wax finish is de sired. Especially adapted to surfaces subjected to severe usage, particularly dancing floors, bowling alleys, etc., made of soft or hard wood. For furni ture and popular mission effects it is without an equal. The goods possess exceptional coveting capacity, being more economical, easier of application, and dry more < readily than paste wax. MPts. Fts. Qu. MGsls. Gals. 25 40 75 1 40 2 SS C Trade discount. '^T*per cent. O< OARClMS FLOOR WAX (Poudtrod) For waxing ball room floor*. H lb. cans. Sprinkler cop ................... 35c each 1" " M ................. 60c each Trade discount per cent. W' vf "J --------- --------- --------------------------------------- --------- 0007-SWP-000009249 S?W. IPMslaes EMPRESS LIQUID GOLD PrsMrsd HwttMy for U-- A high quality gold paint lor decorating picture frames, chain, tables, novelties, etc. Put up in ftncycardbanrd bans cootaming a bottle of gold paint nod a broth , . 'isad pachtdi inhaadacKne rsrrrrM eootaiaing one dosea boae*. Per Doten.. ___ ...../.........................2 SO / *T Trade diacoont par cent. , ( LIQUID BOLD For a gold finish on radiators; hot air registers, piping and similar surfaces. K Ptt- H Pu. 55 60 Pta. 1 10, Ota. 2 00 Trade diaeooat. , .f.per ceat. Quarter Piau. Four dota ia cate. Hal! Patta,Four : " "" Piatt. Tim " ** Quarts. Two " Gallon*. Half " " M Galt. 7 SO ALUM!HUM PAIR T (Liquid) Pr--pr4':g|sdr:iltr; the Break. For a lasting silver finish on radiators, ranges, water boilers, gas, steam and water pipes, gas stoves, machinery, engines, etc. Alsoadaptcd for outside use on auto engines, boats, metal works cornices, cupolas! etc. Gives most satisfactory re sults, because it is perfectly mixed and finely ground, works freely under the brush, has great spreading ca pacity, is fast in color, stands longest on outside ex posure. Extreme heat and cold does not crack, peel, blister or discolor it. One coat; covers s dean black surface. It has no disagreeable banana-Iiht odor found in many other Aluminum paints. HPu. * Pu. M'Ptr. Pu. , Qu. Gelt. 12 IS 45 S5 1 <0 6 00 i Tiade discount,.!.per cent. Quarter Pints, Four doses in case. Pints. Two does ie ceee. Hsif Piste, : "1 "!!. ;!i;iQuartS!ii i. " ' . GoXkmsi' Helf, dafloaiiin:coeeL (QIsueafntetrrPlata ablso pot up is fancy eortoot coutstniascoe dcoen cunt.) /6 SsW. IMBIBE FLOOR PAIR! (Liquid) Pr%MMrmi Jt*sdir/9rt*e tnmk Made expressly for inside floors. Is easily applied, dries over night with a good gloss; and stands hard 'wear; No. 469 Dust Color. 487 Gimg. 466 Lt. Brown .. 488 Lt. Tsa.. 578 Maroon. . 451 Moat Green 452 Orange.. 453 Red.... 468 Slate... 876 Ydlow.. Qu. HGala.Gsk. / oil / Net price* per gal. m. Two doses la case. Half Gallon*.. One dozen in case. >Ce^ Onflow, Half do--nia ' / Can etoo be furslehed in White. -/ sU (For Porch sad Deck Faint aee page It.) CRACK ARD BEAM FILLER (Pasta) An elastic composition for fill ing cracks and iseams in old or new floors. Does not shrink and dry up like putty, but gives a smooth surface over which to apply paint, stain or varnish. Apply with a putty knife or palm of the hand. Li sad 5 lb. cans, ll caui1 per pound. /~* Trade discount v.".per cent. FLOORWIPE (Liquid) greoereo BooBmfo* te* Brue* A special preparation for cleaning and renewing the finish 'of waxed and var nished floors and waxed and varnished woodwork. Makes j old waxed or var nished surfacesilooki like new. A cloth should simply be dampened with the material and the floor wiped up just as an ordinary cleaning--no rubbing or polishing is necessary. ru. Qts. H Gals. Gals. - 35 65 I 20 2 25 T..r.a..d..e....d..i.a..c..o..u..n..t.|n^"c.:pper cent. Piau, Two doaen la case, r Gallons. Qpe dosca m < Quvu, Two dosen in cue. Gallons Half doacn^a case. 1/*-& it * G/cCo 0007-SWP-000009250 SM BiriMMeafip iPMsles BRIGHTER UP STUB (Lift'd) t tmtty for tko truth i This stain and vmrntsh combined iis for use on old tod new wood work, furniture. etc. It closely imitates the natural woods and produces a finish with a faiffh var- msh lustre. Does not fade or lose hi i;ts lustre like many similar prod ucts on the market. Surfaces previously painted can be changed to any of the woods represented in this list by first applying a coat of S-W Brighten Up Stain Ground. A grained effect can be secured by painting a square yard at a time, then going over the surface again without dipping the brush in the stain, and wavering it from side to side, or a worn whisk broom may be used I for the same purpose. Chewy. - '?&) Dxrk OukJy." 1JdPts, H Pa- Ebony... '.\7. Green r7. IS 25 Lupit Oak/T.?.*' Ptt. 45 Qu. H Gala. Gala. so 1 JO 2 M Rosewood `1 Jt Walnut. .jC.ffCJ Ground.. \TjfJ.. 15 22 Trade discount Quarter Pints, Four doaen in Half Pitna. Four fGj' One 4 70 1 90 2 JO FLAT BUCK (Liqmid) haaarat too** far tha traak For producing a dead black, wrought iron finish on wood or metal. Partic ularly suited for ornamental iron work, picture frames, mouldings, lamps, gas fixtures, etc.; is easily applied, has large covering capacity, wears well, and is very economical. KPts. HPts. 25 40 Ft*. ,55 s? Trade discount. Z^Cper cent. * Quarter Pints. Four dosen in case. j Half Pint ts. " ** ~ Pints. Two dosen in caseQuarts, ........................ /4 n SsW. BfffiltoElpIflMsles S-W EMABEL (liquid) PraamraH Raada far tka Mrwak Enamel differs from paint in hardness and gloss, which is obtained through the use of zinc white and varnish in addition to material*: loufid in ordi nary linseed oil pain^, Enamel produces the much desired enamel finish on woodwork and walls at a great saving of time: labor; number of coats and cost of material over old methods. It brings enamel finish within the reach of persons of mod erate means. It is specially suited, also, for use on bed steads, dressers, chiffoniers, desks; tables; chairs, wicker work, shelving: pottery, etc. *7 Pure White.. /oSaow White .. RRoosbeinPs fEaasktTt^&fVf r/dCarafae___-Silver Gray* & ' >VEacnld Grata.Vermilion . f/ Jf/Flrah............... WiUow Gran*f* r/^LifhtYdUow..Grauad../r/^ J Q" uiasriter Mu, Pour dean ia nee. Half 1 Four :" 40 es 1-40 2 SO-5 so- y/ Tradediscount*..^,par Ontti. Two doon fa HHaallf Gials. Om Callous. Half BCBEEM EHABEL (Liquid) Ftamrai Soars far tta traak For renewing old screens and pre venting rust: Does not done up the mesh and dries with a high gloss that prevents dust and dirt from adhrring to the screen. .... T H ffsJ Black and Gran.. Trade discooatA^C.per cent, Half Pfau. Poor d< an fa case. Pfata. Two dosen ia case. Quart*, Two .. , Half Gals. Ose " ** " GaUnns. Half doaea fa sue- (Put op ia Five Gallos esas on tpKial order,.) bLU _ / 0007-SWP-000009251 SM M^teafpIPIiMsles STOVE FIFE MM31303 EMMMEL 4 'T' (Liquid) hret*r*4 h**M* for t!>* hnuh For rafinishing old stove pipes, giateit and similar iron surfaces subjected to beat. - It is possible, by using Stove Pipe and Iron* Enamel, to refinish old discolored and rusty pipes and thus save the expense of buying new ones. This material should be applied while the surface is still slightly warm, and allowed to dry 24 hours before sub jecting to high temperature, under which conditions it will be practically smokeless and will produce a better surface and wear longer than any other Stove Pipe Enamel or Stove Pipe Varnish made. Care must be exercised not to let Stove Pipe and Iron Enamel come in contact with superheated surfaces, open Same or live sparks, as the ingredients from which it is made are inflammable under these conditions. X Pts. a Pts. Pmt*. IS :!5 , so Trade discounter .per ceut, (Blaster Hats. Four doses ia esse? Half Pint*. Four daxefi is case. Puis. Two doses i* case. (Quarter Bints also .pet as in airtsws coniaiains One dosen east.) V <- <<'*'b`CX c / <r c t/ (UfmiM) from*atf Mi forVm Cleana and polishes at one operation. It brings out and intensifies the original finish, gives a handsome gioar and is not in any way harmful to the finish on woodwork or fursiaue. It is an ideal brightener lor use on varnished floors, rubbing are all that are necessary. 4-ox. bottle* 12-ot. bottle* 25 # V so; Trad* discount?.-? .Spec cent. ,c <> 1 BATH EMMMEL (UquiV) hnmm* Sands forth* Inth The best bath enamel that can be made. Ground in special liquids which produce a porcelain-like surface that will successfully withstand the effects of hot and cold water. It is tough and tenacious and will not chip or flake, It is also very durable and frequent repainting is unnecessary as in the nse of cheaper enamels on the market? Bath Enamel is not a cheap, low-priced article, but the highest quality and most satisfactory and economical one made. is . 10 QU. 1 60 1 00 Trade diacooa*t/ percent. Gaia6 25 5 $0 Half Piata, Poor ; /r-tC vPiatt; .^Two Qoam, Two toes ia c Galiooa, Half ** " FOBCH AMO LAMM FOBMl TUBE EBAMEL (Liqmii) SrtMrsd R--M* far IS* Broth Made expressly for porch : and lawn furniture and similar weak where the finish ia eifaiard to the weather. Colon are bright and thoroughly meet the popular drmanri. Dries with a hard, glossy surface that will not soften under heat or stick to tne clothing. Carmine.......... //.^.lHPt*. Pts. GsaasGrin.. jCS. 1 wnow as o Bos " . Vsrmilion....... 45 TO 1 15 Qta. *5 Tlsde disoouut^^.pw ant. Gal*. i 2 20 Gals. i 4 25 Half Piata, Four dosaa to caae. Quaita, Two doaea ia caae. Piata; Two 44 '** 44 Half Gala. One 44 " 44 Gafloai. Half 4--aa ia caae. W V /-r' * 1 ) 3 0007-SWP-000009252 / GO $ 7?- (&&*>- ^2 >T U 'fi-f 'S' 4 c/e-^p V- ------ "(5' 7' / 1 T J 3 0007-SWP-000003253 Yacht, Power Boat and Canoe Finiahes. 1 i pt. hPt. Pt. Qt. h Gal. Gal. Aluminum Faint..................... 25 45 85 1 60 -- 6 00 Discount Durable Spar Varnish.............. 34 Marine Spar Varnish ............. 25 Cabin and Locker Varnish----- -- -- 63 4 85 45 3 60 38 2 75 Discount .. .per cent. 4 70 3 45 2 60 4 50 3 25 2 40 Liquid Gold.............................. 35 Inside White Cabin Enamel.. Deck Furniture Enamel --------- -- Discount 60 1 10 30 45 35 60 80 1 50 2 94 95 -- -- Canoe Colon................... ........ 45 70 1 15 Marine Engine Enamel....... -- 45 70 1 15 Discount ..........per cent. 2 15 4 20 -- Paint and Varnish Remover (Taxite)...........................-- 25 40 70 1 35 2 SO Discount.-----Flaxoap........................................ Is 2* Sr to* 20 19 18 17 Discount........ ...percent. Pts. Corinthian Green (Anti-Fouling)-- .... 4 25 Boot Top Paint...-- .................... Yacht White Enamel....................... Yacht Black Enamel......................... Royal Green (Anti-Fouling)........... Yacht Flat White............. .. Copper Paint Green.*......................... Copper Paint Red -............................... Copper Paint Brawn............................. Deck and Canvas Paint......................... Anti-Fouling Competition No. 1. - ____ Anti-Fouling Composition No 2____ Anti-Fouling Liquid Bronx................. -- NET PRICES---. Per Gallon Qts. H Gab. Galt. 4 10 4 05 4 00 4 10 4 05 4 00 3 75 3 00 2 55 1 85 1 85 1 70 1 60* 1 85 -- 3 65 2 90 2 50 1 SO 1 80 1 65 1 55 1 80 -- -- 3 50 2 75 2 45 1 75 1 75 1 60 1 50 1 75 2 50 3 SO 1 00 ex. - -- CC30C U-S.Eat HO 24 |M &W. FMSHimb s FLAXOAP A Puro LintooA OH Soup Flaxoap is an absolutely pure tinaeed oil soap, made from cold pressed linseed oil and potash, contains no animat fat whatever, no free caustic alkali, consequent ly can be used on the finest fabrics without fear of injur)-. Flaxoap lathers freely in hot or cold, hard or soft water- It is especially adapted to cleaning floors, woodwork, furniture, etc. Owing to the fact that pure linseed oil mi the life of all paints and varnishes. Flaxoap is the best cleaner for all painted and varnished surfaces. It will be found most excellent for cleaning automobiles, carriages, windows, mirrors and cut glass. The housewife will find it particularly valuable in the Cleaning of carpets and rugs. Complete directions ahosm on the label. 14b cue 24b cut S-lb mils 104b pails . 10 19 IS 17 Trade tfscooat. - per cent. 14b. esas Fifty O' cue. 14b. case. Thirty ia cnee. k-O ''T' S*Ib; paUi. Ten in case. MMb-paila. Six in cue. MEDICtKAL LIMSEED OIL Pure linseed oil, cold screw pressed from choicest Northwestern seed and put up particularly for veterinary and internal uses. Pint Battles, per doxea 2S0 Quart Bottles. perdosen 4 75 5 Gallon . Cans Net prices subject to market fluctuations. Plats. Two desen in case. Quarts, One desen ia case. f f -o .-9 4-^" ,-/> 0007-SWP-000009254 tuesr PUKT (Liqml) Pnmrwt goafs for the Break A varnish gkwa paint of great dura bility. made to stand outside expos ure. For painting and varnishing at one operation boggiea, carriages, wagons, aleigha, carta, afeda, farm impiementa, etc. Vehicles can be washed and deaoed without injuring the close or dntabiiity of the paint, b far auperior to other carriage painta and moat not be confuaed with the numerous cheap mixtures on the market. .........m Cart Red............. Light Grate..... M~J? Ydkm................... $. HPtt. 41 Ptt. n Ou. H Cato. Gala. 1 IS 2 15 4 20 VsrsUlioa........... M'C.J 0 Tn& Half Plata. Peerdoses ta cast. Plata. Two " " 0 1 45 2 90 5 50 r...ptf cot. Qnrft Tmdoialx fUHGI) WASOM AMD IMPLEMEMT PAIMT ||' : OmU) frcseraf Paata /art*# dress For painting and re&niahing farm jlimadhlnCry. wagons, impiementa, l ldbla add similar aurfacee. Dries j with 'idi:rich oil gkwa, prevents rust [ and deoiy and is one of the most i economical paints on the market for the uaas recommended. Bnishe* out easily, covers well, is very permanent in color as well as durable. Where parts of surfaces are badly worn, the worn places should be given a coat of the paint as a primer, which should be allowed to dry hard prior to painting the balance of the surface. Black... 1... Blue........ Re?".'.'.'.'.!. Pis. Qta. HGsta. Gals. Wise............ Yellow....... Plate. . Two Quarts. Two \ *4- Yr- 45 0 1 45 2 25 IX.......... /Z- iniTrtde iflhewat ifaa CMe. Half fitUnaa.Oae dam is cut. GfiUosa, Ufttf to /vT*. J 3 0007-SWF-000009255 OLD BUTCH EHAHEL (UiuM) 1 ^ Prmmrt* ***** for tMm Aw* Old Dutch Enamel represent* the very highest quality enamel possible to aecure from a combination of choice raw material! and UDequaled facilities for the manufacture of high-grade paint and varnish product!. This product is made in strict accordance with the proem employed by the moat famous of Dutch manufac ture!*. with auch improvement! as we have been able to make from our long experience. In working out Old Dutch Enamel, we are convinced that this product will give beet results when used over a flat lead coat made from Sherwin-Williams Old Dutch Process White Lead. Old Dutch Enamel will meet every requirement of a gloat enamel for either interior or ex tenor use. Ooartt IM 1 Gsls. S.fO 6 oo &Trade di*eeunt< per cefit- Qum, To doaca in c GiBoa, Hatfdota la cam. ^6#rtJii r6 (A EHAHELASTiC--DULL FIMISH \H--13I IUTERIOR Prt**r94 Mom^H for tM* Bno* A full bodied, pure white enamel for interior use, winch produces the effect of rubbed work, without the necessity of nibbing. This enamel works freely, flows out perfectly,and dries promptly with a hard, rich, flat finish. Oaarta Gals. A- +TOO ds discount.., MVpor cent. Quarts, Two dnsen in ease. Gallons. Half-dosea in case. at " 0007-SWP-000009256 i IM-7 L.5 MU-SHITE (Livid Mittal Mi*) uid preparation for cleaning and polishii brass and other polished metals. Unlike other polishes, "Braas-~Brite reqliuires but little rubbing, even on old metal that has not bees polished for a long time. The material is non-ezplosive and cao be ,* need, practically anywhere with perfect aaiety. Will keep in perfect condition in any climate and will not deteriorate with age. The goods are put up in beautiful lithographed packages, Half-pints and pinta are packed in attractive counter display cartons, one doreneach. r. \ H Fts, Pts. .Oft ? Pale. Gale. t-B-c jt.ao Mm arissi par i 4dre > poakaSas c?-G A PESSASEST MMM08MMY STUM, So. 700 The moat permanent Mahogany Stain made for interior woodwork, pianos, and other fint-daas work of mahogany or birch. Not recommended for soft woods. Made in two shades--Light and Dark. Any denied shade can be procured by miring the Light and Dark in varying proportions. Do not subject to freezing temperature. HGaUoa Gu m Bottles Permanent Makassar Stain. No. 70S: Light .w.r...,, t oo Permanent Mahogany Stain. No. 700. Dark X' X*........ 1 60 at 1 3 0007-SWP-000009257 I * * 0007-SWP-000009258 FLAT-TOME BLAZE AMD STEMClL COLOMS (Fmttu) Flat-tone Glaze and Stencil Colon are especially prepared for use on smlla, ceilings and relief work to produce rich, transparent glaze effects over a suitable groundwork of opaque color. By using these colon in connection srith Flat-tone Glazing Liquid over a suitable groundwork, the experienced decorator or painter can obtain an infinite variety of shades, with tones of great depth and beauty of color, and of a character impossible srith any other finish. Owing to the variety of effects obtained it is always possible to finish walls and ceilings in perfect harmony nth the rest of the color scheme, not only in an endless vari ety of colors, but also in effects, ranging from the sim ple transparent glaze to a two or three-color mottled and blended effect. Flat-tone Glaze and Stencil Colors are ground in oil to impalpable fineness and by the addi tion of Flat-tone Glazing Liquid can be reduced to the most delicate tones, yet always ^retaining their brilliancy no matter what the reduction. They are extremely transparent, lack any tendency to clouding and blend admirably with suitable groundwork, giving a depth of color usually found only in rich fabrics. They are adapted for use in the most elaborate stencil decorations on walls and ceilings--both for application of the stencil itself and for "tinting in" the design. Being very transparent, very rich in color and 'finely ground, Flat-tone Glaze and Stencil Colors are most suitable for stenciling on fabrics of all kinds. They are of the exact consistency for this purpose, and by the addition of one-tenth part of Flat-tone Stencil Medium become fast in the fabric and may be washed srith soap and water. Thimost artistic and durable effects may be obtained on delicate materials without stiffening the fabric: I (Liquid) rnwnrnas* fsrUntmh A splendid enamel for use on inside walls, ceilings and woodwork where a high gloss finish is demanded. Enameloid produces an enamel finish superior to the ordi nary enamels on the market, it is easy to apply, does not drag under the brush, covers well and can be cleaned with soap and water srithout injury. rWUtt_____ Nik Grsen JAi r Mack:......... Pearl Gray/-7> 2 s.lcim......... Ptak.........HPta. Pu. t Flaah........... Primroae. IJr /Gtar......-SaaeGfaca/^. /l*t*7 White.Salmon....7/ C** Qta. KGala.G*te 45 SO I SO 2 00 Trade discount. Half Pint*. Pour i Quarta. Two Qalkxu. Half FLAT-TOME (Liquid) Assam* ZssSs fortti Until An ideal Sat finish in liquid form for use on walls, ceilings and interior woodwork. It does not drag or 11 under the brush, nor does it leave brush marks. Sn be cleaned srithout injury. Made regularly in twelve popular colors and white--other colors can be furnished when quantity^desire^sril^justify a special Bnndi,"` W Af* C SmYdov.. Maple Green * ter ^B"righit Sa<ge-------Old Gold.........t/ ...... ......................Pale Azure ..f V- / ^iBuff Stone.......... Pale OI*e .. .< * /.mgQuarta A/ Gala. //$/*<**?"//faY5/^orICCGwooroeeldraoeyman..u...B..t...r..B..o..rw...o...n..w.....n..-...TSSPahielevnaler.ll;rP.G.G.a..rr.ka.a.y.y.......*/././ rf/>/ W&7 *//T/"."*/ -//-Wy /S'/ e Quart*. Two < (Tht^meWhtci briiswsffdi 1 a aplandid ground coat for '/Iff 0Si3s A_ f.. or (** J*' fulfil 0007-SWP-000009259 FU7-TOME BLAZE AMO BTEMCit COLGBS BLUES, Cobalt. Steel.,. Chine*? Pt u imb Italian.. Ultruttiue BROWNS Brown Pink........ AjpbaJtum.......... Raw Sienna........ Burst Sienna.... Raw Umber........ Burst Umber___ Vandyke Brown . (P**U) Lane :\frC. tAt tubas 55 SO ,.. itr/.f, 45 if::rt\ 45 45 40 Medium tube* IS 15 15 15 12 12 20 12 10 10 10 10 10 Small 12 10 10 10 s S' 12 .s 7 7 7 7 7 REDS Florentine Lake....... jf.4 .T Vkut Roae Lake......... ** 4tf AUsarin Lake.............. Seartet Lake..................f.L. ir.T, 4marina VwmUion........ !j. Permanent Crimson Lake/* rJ YELLOWSa s me..........................................* iladtao Yelfew,.......... 45 iRicoyail GuSootladcen kLaukee.. JT .4. r. / o6s5 Italian Pink................. 40 Yellow Lake L * D./ AfrJ / 40 OraaxeLake................jrA.-f]. 45 Chrome Yellow L k M.?.A*-t -*-5 40 Golden Ochre...............r: .&*F7 25 WHITES Scaedl Whke... Stencil Medium. 20 STENCIL MEDIUM (For Fabrics only.) 20 20 It IS IS 15 12 12 20 IS IS 15 15 12 20 IS It IS IS 12 12 10 12 12 Pta. 40 J^alFLAT-TOME BUZZMG LIQUID Pinta 55 Ota 65 Gala. 2 25 Trade discount: ^rf>. /r * 12 12 12 12 12 10 12 12 10 10 10 s 12 10 10 10 10 8 S 7 FLAT-TOME (Paste) A Master Painters* and Decora tors* specialty for the artistic decoration of walls; ceilings and interior woodwork, in durable, velvety, fiat effects. Flat-tone has these important advantages--unlike oil punts, it is very finely ground in high grade japan liquid; is uniform in color, has easy working and good Bowing quali ties, splendid covering capacity and it does mot require sUppiint to insure a uniform finish. It can be applied, with a full rise wall brush, leaving an absolutely smooth surface without brush marks or laps* It may be washed with soap and water without danger of rubbing up or spotting. Flat-tone is economical to use; since the line of shades provided is very ample, obviating the loss of time required for nuaiiut colors to any standard' shade., The various colors of Flat-tone can always be dupli cated in' any quantityi and enquire only to be: thinned to the proper consistency for use. This in itself means a considerable saving. Thinning' directions, which will be found on the color card, should be carefully observed to secure best results. Put up regularly in 5 lb; cans and 25 lb. pails only, but where quantity will justify* 250s and larger will be put up specially and prices quoted on application. 847 Bright Sice 43 PakAsure.. S41 848 Pate Olive... 139 BeB Stone. 827 Pmrl Gray... SS2 Cream.:... 829 Shell Pink... 555 Ivory......... 838 SUver Gray.. S57 Lichen Gray 826 Tan............... 840 Old Gold. 830 White.. 854 Psk Sulphur S25, Aurora Yellow... 824,. nCocoa&ut'Brown. 44 'Delft Blue........... .S28:iiii':iiFraieo Given.... S35iGoidenBrown... 556 MapleGreea.... 825 Pompeian Red... 846! ! Rich Maroon:.. 25 lb. pails 10 MM 12 14 14 12 14 18 20 Net priom per pound. (Other ahadea can be tumiabed on demand.) )r6- k-cu 0007-SWP-000009260 STEMCJL tUTFITS We have prepared five popular priced outfit* contaiaing a full complement of the material* needed for atendfing fabric*. Complete direction* for uae are furashed tilth each outfit, and our Decorative Department i* always at the disposal of any of our customers who desire further information. No. 1 Consists of two stencil brushes, three ready-cut stendls, one stendl paper, a book of instructions, seven small tubes of stencil colon and larger tubes of Stencil White and Stencil Medium. 11.35 No. 2 Consists of four rendv-cut stencils, a book of instructiona, two stencil brushes and an assortment of thirteen tube* of stencil cotore, together srith two large tabes of Stendl White end Stencil Medium, thumb tacks and a palette knife. No. S This outfit isoomniete in every deatil. fa addition to twelve 4-inch tube* of stencil colors, it has large tube* of Stendl White and Stendl Medium, three stencil brushes, a stencil cutting knife, one palette knife, a block of thumb tacks, six blank sheets of stencil paper. six ready-cut etendla, one mixing piste on which to mix the stendl colon, a book of instruction* end a sheet of stendl trans fer patterns. This is without a doubt the matt com plete outfit on the market today. "A" Consists of a stendl brush, ready-cut stencil*, boric of instructions, stendl paper and an ssscrtmrit of twelve stendl coten, with Stendl Whitt, Ivory BMck and Stendl Medium. "g" Consists of stendl brush, ready-cut stendls, boric of instssictioa*. stendl paper and an assortment of six stendl oaiore srith Stencil Whitt, Ivory Btack and Sternal Madium. / S1<M ;t . 0007-SWP-000009261 M-WSTEKCtLa . No. of No. of Stencil Colors Sue No. of No. of in tocher Price Stencil Colon Sine in inches Price 502 503 504 *04y 505 505} 506 306y 507 508 509 509y 510 510y 511 512 5l2y 513 513y S14 5l4y 515 516-, 517 518 519 000: 000}' 01 Oty 02 02y 03 03y 04 04y 05 :606' i407. 40?y TOO 701 one ft m.high no 702 one 3" 25 I 703 tiiL. high $ 30 5 30 5 tn.in disco. 3 "" i iui.aqaare 4 rr\ 4 in. iodiso. S 4 in. high 35 25 20 25 30 50 0 703y 704 705 705y 706 too toi ** * * 10 14 *20 3 is .Ugh 5 5 15 2W 44 50 2 00 30 30 30 1 50 20 15 1 00 802 4 SO 12(8 NttIR .40!: 803 6 30 t03y 8 12 90 1 00 4in. high ft 1 to 20 804 805 10 3 50 40 5in. wide 20 05y 6 50 6m in., high 30 '<ji:|;90Qi;j 3!. : " '4'i 20 ;|900f 12 6 ttoo 8 ' ' -! 4' ' : #0} 901 40 902 1144 " 3 TO 25 llia.iBdttm. 0 902y 4''! 1,4 ' 40 903 6 10 25 l2in.Ugh 10 m 903y TO ! 11904]; 2 9 35 TO UH " 1 20 thvWSV 8 to 12 taiadias!. 1 20 '906 12 70 17 in. high 3: ** 7r 18 9 9 57 1 20 li^rty' 70 \/90th 15 15 44 90 1 SO 90 1000 1 501 lOOOy iaindiam. 10 44 40 0 1 20: 1001 44 10in. Ugh 1 00! 1 20 1002 ear J002y l4e4 tter 04 4 4444 1 00 10 10 30 1003 one 40 |1004 t it 44 to 1 20 3m 20 1004y 4* 30] 1005 * 6 12 1 00 1 00 3 *4 9 20 ;T0 ploooo?*!] 12 ft * 70 SO 9 20 47 2 00] 11007y ** 3 00 liioos"1 3 00] 1009 e* 15 44 10 *60 15 *45 65 1 00 1 50 2H ** 20' No m--"x" '"v" etc., fallowia*above etcadl aambere. -if"1*** a ditfenot aue of mmt denes. -`A.- ".v etc., aignlim different parts of aaae gtcacil design. STENCIL BRUSHES. 'It It not our desire to aell brashes. aaOept arhea tbey cannot be obtained from a local dealer. la each eases we will furnish you with quotations oa request. S-W tTEBCttS No. of No. of Sise . No. of No. of Sue Stencil Coton in inches Price | Sceacfl Ookirv intachee Price- 2 te 8 *35 | 50 47 two 8 *36 3 7H*19 25 48 owe 3 *15 3v 44 3U in. high IS 49 .2 s 6 6 3l|ll9H 23 50 2*6 8 tiro 10 *40 75 51 2 16 9 one 6 *21 35 J2 9*4* *h 10 two 914*20 60 53 8*6 11 OM 98*54 1 00 54 11 x 3 12 15 *21 so 55 9 z5 13 13*4*29*4 I so 56 10 *10 13s 2 in. wide 20 57 11*9* tK 14 two 1019*2914 60 II 9 *12 IS 20 *2744 1 50 59 9 x5 Seen end forabove 3J4sl414< com ' 1 V * 7** Stemforabove 17^x30 piece 1 1 30 2 4 * 3H 12 * 4 17a 17b 444. 18 Ity tw44o 12 *12 3 *12 ft *40 4 *5* 50! 63 20 '04i.![i 1 00 . ' 84k JO 4b 44 44 12 * 9J4 18 in. high 18 44 14 19 19y 44 " 10 *15 Hp5 05 04c ootMae 2M*12 40 5 one 3 x 14 20 44 10 *15 '00] 46 two 4 m. high 29y 5 * 714 70 . 67 one 61 - 21 44 15 *30 1 00 : 48 14 23 oae 5 *4*4 IS 32 M 24 two 4H* 5 10 'TO'j.i 20' 25 owe- 5*5 15 ':?li,|!;i online 5 *22 2* 44 a** a** 10 owe 2*y 44 4 *4 20 73 ; two 5 * 27 two at 2tr 29 oweee 0*4 1 * 2H 20 s 4 12 *2 251 Tty rtli : 74 " 11 74y " 50 'TS'ii'i one. 10 3 81 4* 7 *` 2ty 44 6*1 4011 74 44 0 39 two t * 3 35 n:|.: 44 7 44 30y 4 * IK JO'I ; 78 31 12 he ' 4iaindfuB to 79 3 15 M 13 44 ' 3 *12 IS 81 is 44 44 7 44 7 ** 7 44 6M 34 two 3 *11 30 7 44 35 H* 7 . 20, ' Mt' two 6 " 36 two 36 in. high 1 00l : v 12 44 37 owe Otfxltli 05 Mil. owe ft str 31 My 39; my 40 41 42 4e4 two 44 44 wne 10 *40 3 *12 4 *14 t *40 *17 10 *32 12 *48 10 *40 70 i 35 13 '1 Hi oatline 135 - till' * 1 00' 50 1 *? i low ** 44 M ;190" 901 ; m s-00 0# 44 2*4 44 30 in.high 18 m 44 5 44 42 ft 44 12 44 - ` 43" * 4* 334*1339 23 *2 .22 44 44 two 10 *43 t ool 1 M one 19 *33 45 ttn 44 J *10 354*12 fjof 35 , .m myi: two *' 34n. wMe in. Util 46 44 3>4*18 0 95 Mtliae 18 44 ! 5 8 75 15 20 25 25 20 25 50 20 25 25 75 25 40 15 30 30 2 00 30 140 30 20 50 1 40 3 00 3 30 1 00 1 00 3 00 30 75 20 60 60 30 40 40 so 40 40 50 35 50 35 25 2 SO ( 90 40 0 2 60 50 80 50 2 40 20 . SO 1 50 * Trade Uneoont:.pktamu fr6 * 0007-SWP*000009262 Regular Stencil Assortments $5.00 Stencil Assortment Theee Stencil sesortmerits here Quality 22 2 222 Stea.No; 5223 1*10 113323 fn20a 01155 2250 2 2 2 2 2 127 5K13B18 367 20110555 25 25! 2 2 2 13073 1150 121 30 2 134 15 2 125 15 2 2 2 2 I511X022439 25, zz15 Tots! baen prepend with e view of 40 30 firing the rapresentstives more 20 S1O0 definite information regarding the moat saleable designs. They 443000 10 30 consist of stencils (elected fro m the designs shown in the E-272 and here the folio ring net 5500 prices: S5, S10, $15, $20 end 30: 2600j $25. These sssortments will be kept in Mock regularly end cen 30 be delivered more promptly m 5500 : than special assortments. 50 30 $15.00 Stencil Assortment 334* diacoaat 7 50 250 500 $1000 Stencil Assortment Qeelitr 3 33 2 33 3 2 2 2 2 2 12 i2 l t 2 32 3 3 3 333 333 232 Stca.No. 111053 nto22o8br 3213 53437388 l2it4 15122 51813 59043 11232b 111383 410053 I2lSi61by52 112243 6 Price 06 0055 0150 11115005 121555 1150 22D0 35 2205 2250 2250 3300 2200 1300: 15 2235 ' Total 15 1155 331000 433s23n00050< 10 3400 443S40O050 75 796500 90 666000 963000 45 5500 Quality Sten.No. Price 3 115 05 3 233 110073 12180 01U50S 05 4 26 10 3 23 15 3 48 15 3 33 15 3 33 3333 3214 1131S 15172 52 1100: 121550; 2250. 32 33 .5S08U33 94 35 2205 20 3 3 66 37 5205 3 343 !8y 6 121162 2350 20 21 3 403 20 33333 111112232257248 111555 1150 33 113234 2105 33 33 1122I996v in m25 511 2U 33 16158 20 30 Total 15 4211100555 4455 3405 3405 4650 767500 7650 1 6500 67975500 8600 444555 346005 1 47725550 696000 33416 discount 15 5 U0 00 33446 discount 272 5500 10 00 15 0J 33a 0007-SWP-G00009263 laiAt Owlirr 2 3 2 .* ft 4 '4 4 4 * 2 4 6 2 <4 4- 6 4- 6 6 4 2 6 4 4 4 6 4 4 2 2 6 4 4 4 4 6 4 3 4 Swn/Wo. Ufc s * 57 31 24 a tor 73 r ' 115 31 90 33 103 48 a w m 113 114 122 128 133 123 134 125 12 129 124 Sll 65 1ft* 6 116 3* 66 19* Price SB X J0 S 10 10 15 Iff Iff : 05 5 15 15 05 Off 15 ffff iff s 2S iff 15 15 Jff X 13 * 3D 23 SO SO # Tmr L 6060 100 40 4d 60 40 -60 s a or m 60* 30. 60 30 a 60 60 60 top 1 oo 90 60 60 60 60 a 90 80 ao 1 20 1 00 ia 200 1 50 1 60 9< 33*i*duc4Mt 10 80 20 S2LM Wdk Stea.No. "hfce Totet 3 41 a i o 13a a 60 3- 46 M 1,9 a* 32 a 60 6 a N 6ft 4 sr S' 1 Oft + at a 4ft: a a 4ft 4 X 6' 68 4 ir B 60 73 a i a 4 1C 20: a IB m a 4 a ia IB as a 4 33 15 60 IBS 05 30 4 48 15 60 6 28 05 30 6 85 9 4 U2 IS 90 4 112 9 i a 6 114 19 6a 4 132 a 1 00 4 ia s 1 00 4 133 20 80 6 13 10 60 4 13* 15 60 4' IS 15 4 121 a 1 20 6* 124 is 90 41 511 a 80 4 65 a a 4. lftr a 1 20 4 6 2 2 a 6 116 29 1 20 4 19* 40 1 60 4 66 59 2 00 6 96 a 1 206 m a 1 20 4 303 a i a 4 aft 15 60 `4 3 2^ i a 2 3* 50 i a 37 SO 33*5* toctaint 12 50 25 00 38b 0007-SWP-000009264 HiBOCBiFT STUBS *on<arArtMlnrt A line of highest grade artistic stains, exclusive in character, for ms in fip- ishinff the highest daas of hrtariat woodwork. fine furniture, m, have an individual nrhasss a( MM, hold thoroughly in suspenses, do not streak or show laps, dry promptly without a tendency to smut sin finished over, do not inquire to be wiped off to secure the desired affect, and do not obscure the finest grained woods. Handcraft Stains have none of the objectionable (daturas of water or spirit stains, because they do not raise the grain of the wood in the least. This effects a greet saving in the labor necessary for obtaining a perfectly asath surface upon which to finish, -- 'W/ c^tz./y I-JJ e :vs- aewna odr^tgeeumoeh l Gisas hooks. / Mfts. ns. gw. MOsb-Oels - Cathedral - rile re. rawer A ww HsedaaltmsIaKodywr /a as i lf-i eo Half flaw. Cue ~ 'One )Hf Q,. itSCSrUBL Om HaM la oiaa mXr^ all dam.) 2T"J Cr* 1 111 n^" BOLOEB QMS STUB (Stm Far use in connection with S-W Golden Oak Filler, for sundry stein* ing, etc. Golden Oek Stein is In tended foe use an oek or other woods in the finishing of interior woodwork, .... .. and srhen redocaq a* feoommended dries promptly and products the t uarveriaHy accepted shade. It brings outthe flakas is quarter-sawed oak in fine contrast. Nanis no wiping and .does not wreak or show laps; The popular shade is mewed by m during with wo parts turpentine end two parts in oat part Wain: for lUghlrr effects, however, it may benreduced : mom than above directed. Hru.ru. Qu. H Cals. Gab. W .'ii*5' '*'* Trade <Uecoast5?.:v.ear east. Hall Matt, Poor doses is case. Quite. Two deem is sees. Matt; Two' Half Gs Ho m. Owe Gollawe. Hag deem Is cue. : \c-i rf 0007-SWP-000009265 WOODCMAFT STUMS Wmmy iVliewW ttmmty for t* rmi* This is a line of stains especully de signed for producing on soft, inexpen sive woods, such as Georgia and Washington Pines Gum, Fir, etc., the popular mission effects. The demand for a stain of this character is univer sally prevalent: by reason of the increasing scarcity of Oak and the more desirable hardwoods so generally used heretofore. Notwithstanding the fact that in designing these stains their special adaptability to soft woods was of first consideration: equally as' satisfactory results are to be obtained when they are used on Oak and other expensivei hardwoods. Each effect i produced in the use of Woodcraft Stains is a perfect specimen of the character of finish it is intended to represent. The Fumed Oak effect procured on Oak is such a perfect imitation of the genuine ammonia fumed Oak that only those of ex tended experience: can determine the difference. Un like most other stains on the market, the services of an expert workman are not required to; obtain the de sired effect. Perfect results can be secured by the ama teur,. ' "II1. Woodcraft Stains do not raise the grain of the wood; do not streak or show brush marks; dry promptly and will not bleed up when finished over: do not require wiping, and with one application will produce the dear, stained effect, without obliterating the grain of the wood. Woodcraft Stains represent the best value obtain able, in the way of a permanently satisfactory, mod erate-priced stain. Explicit instructions for use will be found on color card. u Early Eagliab Oak.. . rFSuBsCeQd OUaUk. /. .f | H***- Pu. Qu. GaU. 4-L'l / SJ * aA Waatbervd Oak.; Mahogany. LJtft if 7 Xifwa Weatkemi Oak...Mahogany. Dark-7 > 25 [''-Modern Eaglith .Cbcry.. ...} Woodcraft StaiamReducerj. .<.. 22 Trade idiaeouat? .* HalfjPiaU: Fonrdoaeaita F&as4, Two Quart*. Two Gallooa. Half / sr HAMDCftAFT SYSTEM A new and exclusive line of Art Finishes (for Oak. Ash, Chestnut aid similar open-grain woods), designad especially for promotion among first-class Archi tects: Master Painters, Decorators, etc,. who do high grade work and are inter ested in new and artistic effects. Hand craft System is unequaled for procOring harmonious combinations for interior dacoration. There is nothing like it on the market. Handcraft System is composed of Handcraft System Stain, Handcraft System Lacquer, Handcraft System Transparent Lacquer, Handcraft System Toner and Handcraft System Finishing. The last mentioned for effect Nos. 1, 24, IS. and 26 only. In addition to regular effects shown, any special tone or color desired by archi8 tacts or others can be obtained; provided definite informa tion is furnished, together with sample of wood, tapestry t or material used for ; upholstering: which will enable us to match the desired shade: | Effects shown cannot be produced without using the < System complete as directed, therefore separate parts of System will not be furnished. We estimateithat one gallon each of Staiaaad Lacquer (same amount of Finishingwhen required) and tea pounds of Toner wilt finish approximately 475 square fact of sur face--depending oa character and preparation; of the wood. Detailed instructions for proper application will be found on color card. Order all materials by /*rf Nmmbtr and observe care fully the list on following page. sr 0007-SWP-000009266 TAXITE. Following discounts and terma mint be strictly adhered to. Any violation of price and terms sub ject! os to a penalty of $1.00 per gallon. Discounts. CONSUMERS On purchaMt in iota of 6 gallons and leas than 12, not to exceed 10 On purchasss in iota of 12 gallons or over, not to exceed................ 20* DEALERS........ ......................... ............ 25ft DEPARTMENT STORES..................... 25ft U. S. GOVERNMENT----------- ---------- 25ft AUTHORIZED JOBBERS.................... 25 dc 20ft RAILROAD, TRACTION AND STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.. 25k 30ft Terms. Sfacty days ee: 2t discount may be deducted if remitted for witbin 15 days from date of invoice. Spring dating permissible only for goods told after November let. Hse ate* nessHtimt MW81E STUM* 'Bmt* mitt CrssssSt Piepased Ready for Uet For exteriors of buildings. Roofs, etc. The ides of combining creosote with paint origi nated with * and we have vafoabie apodal knowledge in the prodactioo and ana of linseed oil whidt has aided us in making a beaurifol tine of Single stains strata in staining powers, permanent and effective. S-W Shingle Stains will cover oo an average surface about 150 square faet to the galko if brushed, or to 1% gallows will stain 1000 ordinary shingles as a dipping coat for usual laying. See color samples and descrip tive booklet for more general information: *A2l........ All........ net...... au....... m as. Gala. *0 5Gk JO JOGal. fen... ..../dr1*,. CM.... OJ.-.. ::: CTO. ... Cs..i COO .... CM.... CM ... COS ........ n Fricea per Trade diacount. ' Yrwperremeatt. No efcuie for packagra. Go Uo m* Half daacs in caae. fcndm mrind that art the com Boat larger uaed and ahooM faa qgTiod ia acock bf ofl daaftar* who kaoo a demand for tlda daaa of panda. 0007-SWP-000009267 r OILSTJUJLU&W _ For une on nem irogds Colon imitate' clooely natural woods of sim ilar name and are&auited tp the needs of the practical femur ifor - mod erate priced worki-iWbrk freely, dry property and do Wot taiae the grain i of the wood. nhm strong tag properties. ytj; MeMoa|(; Colonial " Cf. io3:...3.k' KPu. Da/kQak .-* V Ucfat Jcf 20 VZSZ&f .. .Jtawwood. i 4_i WftiABC___Jt j Tnde ' (Abo pot p is ire HU J3 S3 H G)r i os Gait. / .per coat. ire c u m oe special order.) Half Plat*, Fair 4aM ta < Onm. Two ' Platt. Two doses la c Half Galione. Oae . iJ_ GaBoae. Half 4 7*/ TAXSTE m*t jgo riff*/* nuonn frtMtrW AMr fmr tie lra* Removes old paint or varnish from any outface. Apply with a brush and allow it to stand 10 or 15 minuets --then scrape off with a knife, dean surface with benzine, gasoline, or wood alcohol, and it's ready for refinishing. Taxite does not injure the skin, discolor most delicately grained woods, soften glue or interfere with the drying or durability of subsequent coats of psint or varnish. Doesn't run off of upright surfaces. *!? Pt*. Ott. HGali. Galt. 40 2 05 ? 70 2 90 at. Half Piste. Fo b* doses la ewe. Qaacte Place. Two Half Gi G*ttwa Half ;!fa Two {Half Piste alee put op is faacy cariaaii coataiWat fa ewe- 0007-SWP-000009268 IHEMWIH - WLUAMl mu* ' For filling all opra-gsmaad -hard wooda. TM ft *taar^-;' '<............ 'Bad Oak. ..f H 14 U M ft*np<r- ' Ifalaat . j -l Tmda tew^.gt amt. wan cuts (PuHi IwW it tit Tim coiosv m aide aspectsliy to supply the M*da of the practical pointer, decorator aad sign writer for a Mae of staple odors that arc latgely need, uniform and thoroughly reliable. Superior WirfcNswsI i.aaJJb. J* " ............... Heresies - L. U. & D 20 DvfonlU4(forftullatUW<ttkty)... JS K ti 13 1* $7 tO 12 U u ***(L Luna 9*f$tf*G ^ / a>fwv> trwtnt tmiifar th *>* For renovating and renewing the finish on carriage tops, side curtains and similar surfaces. Will not crack when top is let doers. Livery stables and carriage repair shops use this largely, as well as owners of buggies, cairiajpsi etc. MPu Pis. O'*. HGala. 45 a 1 10 1 15 Tnd* disasaet.'T?pw cant Cals. 4 10 Half Plata. Pear doom la amt Quits. , TWO " " Ham. Two dam HagGaBma,Oaa " >*f 1ta-- '-r----------- --------------------------------- tetmumiM tunmb (Uimt) Siesws* gaa*t fbrtSs awe* A paint for making and renewing acbooibaaids. Three or four ooats on stood give a good erritiag ailflte. One or two eoati surer old aid worn boards maha them like naw. , Jf HPu. ............. M Platt / SO Qca. 1 00 Oak. *5 Trade OmmmtMfi.tm amt. Half Plata, Fo o t Two ease, * Oasita. Two doses ia cssa. , Callam. Half " ODark dm eaa abo be esppgad sa demand.) AUTO LUTttH OtiUiMS (U*uU) A aemi gloat Wi-W *--!-g for use in renew ing the finJanttw Jaatheri usndon ^tlic mata sjuLbstiuif automobiles, leather obaiia,.turkiah sackers, couches, etc Materiel can be nppShd'witfi'h'aoft brush and will dry quickly without showing brash marks and will bring back to tbe leather its original (appearance: when new. H Pu. 40 Half Plata. Poor Quits. Two h* ( PUs m Tvwit discoun ts us JiL.ii;-' 'ijiS H*tf * 47 H105 TV < One Gals.' J to 0007-SWP-000009269 RHERBIR-WILU&BS COLORS (FuH) mr amurr Made from choicest-taw materiak fiady ground is pqrr linseed oil. They have greatest timaur mrcarth. gedk- led with purity <of taaa and color true/ to name. Uad iniguly for tinting and sign -writing purposes Cam sad Pib--I ' Tabm-- " * 4omm. BLACKS Xante!IftS lb. I2Klb, Mlb. Tobcs CM Mb 1 PaB Ivory E>n 1 ^^4 tn$. Com-h " I 40 34 Sics Paiatcrorc^ 45 30 Lamp.......^/C-\ 30 3* .23 *23 lUicnatariae___ fa- f ^ '/ f.C.4fjt 2 20 2 20 2 14) I 50 38 56 45 55 BROWNS * >!-?> law and Bunt Turkey .OBbtfi,. /0 40 Brad Burnt Trrt" Tlmdif* f i 40 Vandyke..................... ...... .i^icT" i 40 CBZENS . x 5m.............................-5 $ fr 24 23 25 24 r- V fe:*7v... Chmt. L U * D.... ;.. i w ' m, ,, -1j UDS ' rKo^Fodiax.......,C? :-4<r. Katifafa Boro lake, tattafa Boro Pink. Bright Ttnau....... Turkey. fasitefa Veaettea.. If 45 iiy 1 45 32 30 1 45 24 28 1 45 23 l 20 S$ 29 25 22 S4 rmxows Chrome. L U O 4k D O (C P Chrome. LMOitD O* ./. GoHeaOe&re Yellow 65 l 40 1 40 I 20 . ; 51 24 21 14 GOLD SIZE T_l-ht --w Tuba h. per ts? U0 t 9 Trade efacouBt./.5\pcr cat. - 0 again ef M but bulk it i. > ^11111 rnmkaa Bloc aad Broom I& 25 poud im lb^6c per Ib,mr Bitis t tb.caaa (Cobalt w<z 4<S 28 24 21 13 30 25 30 U Llh. 3?* BiCHISE PiHT MOO FILLER (F--H) ' For filling and finishing engines, machinery, new castings, etc. > S-W Machine Paint is more thoroughly mined and more finely ground than any other sad has greatest covering capacity; It is made on exact formmas and is always uniform. Owing to the high grade liquids in which it is ground it has splendid drying qualities. Made in: steel color (five shades), and Rad. S-W Machine Filler for filling in iron and steel where a smooth surface is desired. Uniform in wvfaag and drying qualities. Does not dry ; out porous; sand dusty, chip off in handling or blister when subjected to high temperature, - per lb. Machise Patau. Bhedee A. B. C.JS^g...................................... IK Filter. Dari. '.'.'. 1 11!------- . Trade dtepaaat .T.Vper out. fa yg Ofbbte tBistebsdus sssdsl erneii.) K ________ HiRBLEU SHEEP BARE!EG LIQUID Pnasre Sea.. ftr l/q surmtw w it h t h e w eat h er Ht HUT IH TKE tCOURIHB A marking liquid that remains permanent on the sheep's back, yet washes out dean in the scouring process or with hot water and sods. Does not injure the fleece. Increases the selling value of every fleece from one- quarter to one cent per pound over and above the price that is obtained where a tar paint, or "dope" inks that do not scour out, are employed. //it < *. ` Celt. 5 Gate. Barrel. .1 00 M SO . Gilkm. Bilf dam iB cue//- Q_- (Caa mtea bsfsrstetatelte Use sad Grou.) ^ ^ per dea*"* SO RR0RZJMG LIQUID mss jfkMNSHr*ss SPdb Ou. ffGsl. Gsle. SGsl. 2 m. BotUm perte.,.1 JVurFitscQualitrir 3 " 3 i* 3 ot. Boctte. e^/Ho.t.......U Its 190 IM p4o..l SOTi^No. J. , 145 ISO 110 2 15 1 40 1 00 Trade Oteossat.y/'.per oau. (Boctte. put up ia ISper eattoam laut.telwi are daam. aay Use.) W f t / <-- 0007-SWP-000009270 GRAPHITE PfPE SPIRT AMD < GASKET COgPGMMt (Em*) v3 K Tf Orosissd in Ail Mato a perfectly tight joint with let* labor and OMt than M lead or other materiala, and in addition allow* the yfoiou*' fittings on which it ha* bean Ktad to be opcoupled with aary little labor aad without Ion dr hefotkage incident to nd lead, cement or runt-pet i, joints. Does not waste through growing hard in the package like red lead and ocher materials. i lb. Caaa 24 0 Sib. Caa* 22 12 lb. Pail* gbicoaae^Cpcr Mil* as lb. Fails IS 10 BED LEAD (Posit) 1 0round in OH For piumbmg and painting 1 pound cans........................................................ I.. * +* Ml Tm*ejbsosuat........ per cent. 1*2- ERSUSH PATEUT DRIED (Potto) An ideal drier for iik id drying White*. Oaring to it* peculiar character it doe* not interfere with the elasticity of the liquid*, and as it does not act a* a thin ner iiju Jiqqift, driers there should hpademandfor this product among practical painters. . . r; * ' : 1 and 2 pound cam ....................v (2 TnSedboant Ml____ . GRAPHITE--MLACt LCt! (Pmto) f3 Onto! in til .% 12Hlb.Fall 1SH / 25 lb. Falla IS Tfada-diasWiat - Mu c * <*-> /sr* m per cent. fBEMCHJftOWE^ IREfK (Pmtn) ' LA, 0. 0 00. Ground In pure liansd oil. For painting window Mad* and ml lace* where these metwnum of Green are dnnd: aim haply used: by master pnintrn for thttfog purposes. Has al the reqaiiemeau of boauty, dwraMfcr and perms neocy of color of Km Gnea, whhout any of the poieoeous properties ef thnt green, whfle its covering power is more than fear tones a* great, ram Green was formerly raaogeiaad as the stantod for there ahadea. .** One to iJMlh. nibs IS tarn. Pills IS Tret* dtoea*/iaar an. Wto *amate tome is. tm b. fear J*. ^ " Ag- totr la t--mentis. >7 PERBEUTE (Pmtn) {Css etas b : Moldioe a ouufipmd fo-faur shades, Light, Medina, Cork ahd Olive, and is particularly j for painting doors, structural and on____ work, stare fronts, fences aad at be uaod generally lot OR eetdabr eurfaens. Vetdelite looks better, rarrads further and laats longer tmn any green on the market old for similar purposes. UH lb. Pails Hlb. Pails *K r FLAT RRtCt MED (Pmtn) For at e* oU end new brick mils, to imitate the color of pfCMOdii brick or tern' cotta work, tint rorn- latiy camni in stock, tut skado Hstrd nr any sptciti coiors ` rod or inf will kt furmuhod; m orders mkert quantity mdodI wtu jiustify special gnedteg. C J J. S Ib.lCam IlifhNIi 15 lb. to Nc pcicw | CJ ! ooo^-swp-ooooosa?! Hf . t* Sr| vj t . ' ' 'm ?t 'A V 5~C f ~7~c7~ YELLOW OCMOE (Put*) r I2H lb. palls........... 10 IS lb. " ............ *W 100 lb. taw............ *M N priCM NT "Siiliukjbiiiijie' c' tl.:ji:'e1 , :-.,':j|ij- TmBm packed la 100 ,4 a <K *H *W it IK *K *W EMSUStt YE0ETIA0 MED (Pttft) nsaad it 0il * 3/ F l 4 n>. palls........ .. *W 25 lb. **.............. *4 PM 100 lb. heps....... aw Net 7 S' f./U t /CO Scb}et to MU poekBNd la 100 lb. A yc d ff- 4 < d H SW *4 *W METALLIC U0W0 (Putt) | greead it Hi For sue on metal or wooden our* -acofu w /er- II 11H lb. pails........................ K ! 25 n - ........................ tH *K I, at-------100 lb.km...................................................... *H *K LJz~ _JBr f--. Net pcfeac per pooad. 77/ Uf Subject to market Suctustioai sc 7 Palli packed la 100 lb. caees. 1^ Seep. * 4 Pis ft ifOLOXEB Pilot vrp u h ) AFor the outside of building*. A [/line of thirty-two colon, and white, ground in atzictiy pure linseedoil; Thoroughly mixed -- -J^sf and finely ground. When proper ly thinned with pure raw linseed oil and the necessary drier*, trill cover more ratface and outwear: a paint made from lead alone. The use of Paste Colored Paint: i* especially desirable where sur face*. are subjected to sulphurous vapors. ^^ HWlb, 25 Iby White, sod tbiny-tee cbake salon...... ............. . ./A .'Jsp Nat setose ear poaad. II4s pat ap la SO1b. ease*. IS* put spin 100 lb. caws. P0EPA0ED S0AIOIM6 COLOPS (Auto) Ground in pure linseed oil. For'use in finishing soft wood in imitation of papular hardwoods. Ilk. Chestast. .{& Itsbeasnr./r./ Trade dtocoust P0EPA0E0 00010109 C0L00S (Putt) ... /#mro&Pto Ground in srater without siae. In patent pealed glass jars. For use in fiaiahing softwood interiors in imita tion of expensive hardwoods. A*h....^fi^U*ktOskPer 1s t Ckmry. .J,C4M*ao*e*y -DaS''dorf.txrTl-S MWaspllaes..t.......... f IS f Trade dlirnaae/^pe > <. 'y 0007-SWP-000003272 C9L0RS amm oorue Ortttd it Aspen (?*) Abbravistioa for faint Pm Cm "PC." For u k u color coats in tbe finishing- of coaches, cars, carriages; automobiles and other surfaces. Should be applied over suitable undercoating* and varnished over, or may be com bined with varnish for making color and varnish coatings. These colors are recognised tbe amid over at the standard of excellence in tithe find ing of line vehicles and railway equipment. The peculiarities, the natural tendencies of working and wearing qualities of each individual color are carefully studied, and each is treated in such a way as to bring out its natural good qualities or minimise any inherent defects. They are brilliant in tone, possets best working, drying and flattening qualities, are uniform in color and grade and thoroughly reliable. BLACKS par lb. Ivory Drop. XXX... r 1. 5*10 lb. pit. Sr PC *5 XX. 4S x,'.., J5 mEnzliih Conch. A S-W Co: Lamp. .. Special Black. ... lotSoPC JO JO JO Solid Block.......... Jj.f . " JO REDS Astoria........................., .. ............. ***ncJok so Annl. L. Jc D . ........-- " 1 os Auimnooonbiiilf., Lu. c& D.. . /--P.m .P.-A.l ** ** JO Aztec............... *......... . . (glaoe)... .** ** 105 Brilliant Vermilion. L.ID fee/. So S 10b PC Camate Pointers'. ........ . 4A *z7- -. .lolkJo PC 1 415 Century.................................:4%?.C.... " * 'SO Electric VenaiJioa...................^ < .M4B Emprcm Scarict. .................... /. J e^T^Z- .. la fc So PC 1 05 EotHoh Verwiiioe. L.*D........../saA&^.............,.rW 1 SO English Rose Pmk................. . ././TC .. .. .to . - OS fy warn luc /or awnnrwWuilimaminsi1.2J : ^>.<1 l _. ** . Gfga Seal Fr. Zinc "**Uh Pr.VWleStoc.,. ^t Mot ptjce|;per sp|Bl^'^l * Subject to market &uulu^ktouo. * ITttTlh rail --mini marlin tlilii| Is. twenty;2*. and six So. JS^^r^in black Uno in: 100 lb. CMeoL FHERCH jZIHC ID FAMISH ^ v (fttft) (emta oust) l oad iS Ibituic-....................... .24 UHlb.pafio..................................... tSH 25 " ............ ....................... 23 Ket.piices per <T AMERICAS WHITE (Pmttt) ; Cround in Oil a?*2* smarted; contain thirty to. twtj 2t. OLD DUTCH PROCESS (OOP) WHITE ICAR , n2ibi ) (Putt) OOMfOd 01 Oil 25 lbs. SOIbo. 100 lb. sad \i .. //,/ J - Men subject to market fluctuation*. C0HSIHATI0H WHITES (Putt) 0mv*4 it OH MM u m. as lbs. SO lbs, Standard...... (f:............................................ MB ib. fern* nnd4oner Pnceo subject to market fluctuations. 0007-SWP-0000092 *73 Sh e a w m- Wil l ia ms CoLot$-ic,.t '.J titer arrme (?**) USDS (CmMtoMO ''Wrench Carmine. No. 40..(Choir----- --H. bthfc' m lb. 700 c' -breach Canute. No, IslO ...... " " 44 I 00 '* * Preach Cuate. L............ .......... " " **. 4 SO re ci .... ..................It It St PC 45 *- s --^ Hmu a . L. *0. ...4r.Z..r&.................. - 44 * 'tAmvort................. 44 44 0 00 i' - ' jltdiu. L. S O -- V*i,* \*j * " froqtatfi. L. ft D.. ':i|4okifc. L.1 D.. " j. >......................... isftfcjc M f 05 OS ^r^JOptqe Claret.... ........ ... .................. * Ti $ Opaque Caraiae... ........ - 44 44 t 05 05 ' f1 vOrimo Vermi&oa. 0 ............................ It. St k. 10* PC 05 #(rt; /plio Alto............. ..........Isk St PC I 05 ** *, fperzMaeat VtnaiUoti.L........ ...... . - It 05 i^r^Fnaier No^Fadijupdpep:..,.-------------- . .laic St PC OS Xml .......................................................................... ; JO ,, j nrlPurtf.L.a.O:*b.D.(4ld)..... ' vJJ *omakt> Gamine... ........ (kleae)Ka. la ft la VC 1 05 J 00 Mfti........................................ iaalid)..,.........r, s so 42 OS /^Vnwnn............................................. ...-Is. SeJfcJeTC WINES 'W Cnkn. B............................................la.J*ftSaPC 45 45 GKOUND6 {//>Camiae.L.ftD........... Wfc*//7V/*P*--lda--n.-L-t-e-.r-k-N-D-o l., Venaittoa. .It* St PC It, St 4k IQt PC 55 44 44 LAKES f&Essr.-***............................... laftia' S 00 PC 05 V/A 4Ch*,1"nc It 1 00 ( Ouct. Jfr 00 75 f/Caaiif. r > Badiafe Scariet. XXX..................... /**/? 44 State. XXX......... ................... Vx*| .* 1 00 S 00 1 20 * 44 Purple. XXX... .*. Ha 0 00 U-T* CMB.XXX..................................... 4^^Gneo................................................................... ..Ht. U 0 0"0 2 SO srfMnai*. XXX.................. *........................................J*t 4 SO nstraeox....x...x...................................... it 5 2 0SO0 * Fancy colon tnrktd feat aoc kept matarljr to Mck. l * he i SHESWIK-WILUdSi CSUSS amTtmna rrrtco (vata) tiaaW ia mmtarwitbaat aixa. la pataat aaatal glaaa jara. For walls, ceiHngs and scenic work. Very finely ground and choice in tone; hence more daainbie for use on fine work than colors mixed from dry materials. Glass jars and crocks save waste. I Trade diacsaai/^par Ako pat aria lane cracks, net nweht. sc medal sake per / ~m 0007-SWP-000009274 9 ''; -- ^ -a - ,- m 0007-SWP-000009275 tmwm-WlUJiM C0UM9-U"*'*) $&er mrme (Him) IN TUNS N.o. .14400 Fre.n. ch Corahm, Kth. Taber a* <gM French Coral**. L.. RoyalDurtir&ed. M.................... (bd). Avtottobik Red. L. A D............. ............. tttaM) Ara Um. W Bom. BiriifslMaMuneeYYe&ow, L. M. D. ft DD Giimn Pointin' Rod.,. Ctrraufio. L. B.fcD... Cbffra YeUoir. LM. O. A DO Columbian *' L. ID....... Eapww Scarlet..........i.. ........ Enfbah Vermilion. L.iD ... Extra Coach (keen. L. M. ft; D Fern Leaf Flake White................... Gold Imitation.. ........ Grera Lake....... ........ igiaae) Imperial Blue. L; A O.. Imperial Red ......... Iroauois '* L. AD.. Ivory White........ Miferi Graea. L. U. A D Mohawk Rod. L.IO... Naplet Yellow . ............ Perfect PrumUs Blue___ Silver White...... .......... Striping Black................ *' Purple........... " Red. No. 4504 .. (olid) ** 4728;. tJUramorine Blue........... Aur Trade diacouat*.-----per cent. 22 Q tOftO 12 00 2 60 3 00 3 00 2 00 2 00 2 35 300 2 00 2 25 2 25 200 S 25 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 4 00 3 JO 3 00 3 00 2 00 3<" 4U 2 25 3 50 2 00 2 00 3 00 5 00 3 00 2 JO Tube colors ore put up ia torte tubes of naifora rise, ex* cept Noe. 40 and 140 Fraacb Catmint and French Carmine L-. which are put up is quarter*pound tube* nat weight. i <*? 'LL* \ SHUwubWumm CoLm-wu ewer Mrun (r**u) GREENS Automobile. LAD . Breweter. L. A D 1A5PC ^ ^Cilu.................... Jr - < ^Cerrieue Pert. L. A D,...! sr .7(. $Com). L. M. A D. ...(7 :...r.. J/;v- mediumbias '/Etmlieh Surrey. L. AD... . f :f. 'J *> Emu Couch. L. M. A D ............ VS rS Fem Leuf. L. M. AD... `J-l.tV/,... fV.t /-A- //_s> j/ii--r- MuMnaaro_a_rhit.aLll.FMi<elAod. . D.. -.6 New_____ ____ ..............1 - It A 5s PC M'J New Meniamc. L. A D. efe-f/Newport. L. M A D.~. f/t.i 4^- Ncwpema.L.M. AD , Obre. L-M.AD M.r. is ' ^jymetta. X. A D. t/tf it/ Rmrtem.*l ! M. a 'D .".'.'. 7fa Very Dark...................................... .............. rib. 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 45 45 <0 SO so % 25 25 25 45 25 25 45 *5 BLUES / ......................................................leAStPC ' { '-R. A O. Expieec.............................................. P* "4Brillunt........................................................... t/J, Coach............... Cobalt................ f-j/t s Enoign. L.2D... (. Jo ^lapmLL. AD. / Wlnfonta............................ ..................... . Permanent. L. M. A D. 7... WA SSSr.:;.:;.;. ....... WV>?STa"-.:........... <*&* * - - 75 55 45 1 00 90 I 00 so 90 75 1 00 90 SO 70 so /fare Automobile.............. MOWNS U A J* PC / -3 ^ '^h^riloto yt^^cieveiand..." f /Golden Taa......................... ......................... Hoffman............... ........................................... *V VPortlaad Amber................... .... .>................ i//e ^ ^>ullaaa. L. A D............ *#.!.&................. 'VTESSd tti- , Raw and BmtUnbcr..../J..<.............. Seal............. .................................................. O ><Vandyke.......................................................... fts 45 -45 55 55 45 45 45 45 45 28 26 45 38 0007-SWP-000009276 nncr met k u mra ftr Curing* Fritting (gtmntin toting) A sdentifie system of under coatings ud finishing colon that dries uniformly in the boneK possible, ,o h m, and that cut! down the number of dlyc and opentioBs required under the old system to paint a vehicle durably, safely, economically and well. It is made for both new and okl work. Prepared ready for am and requires no manipulation in the. shop. Increases the shop output without iaereawng operating expenses. Catalogue giving complete information sent upon request. Med..... YsBov. YaUow. UtXRIl ...'/ It.:-:. t...Mstt Is 2 U is u..." 1 GEAR SURFAC1ER5 (Liquid) if tl n ....... s/it' Ida ft Is t IS ^ " 1 IS 2 IS GEAR FILLERS (Liquid) ........................... A jJ........ Jds k la 1 IS ...........................tf'qjb %........ ^ 2 is ___ ey Hack.......................//.<) t> ...... " " l Nsanareii Grass, L. R t -- Sftjl /.(.. " " 2 IS RODY PRIMERS (Liquid) V'/ C f ........ . . J.fj.*.'. - Ms* IS X 15 - " 115 BODY FILLERS (ROUGH STUFF). (Liquid) First Co m. . Black_____ VcBow....... .U41s 2 25 ** 2 25 " 2 25 Trade dUmnt ^ts . per cat. lb. linl Dvfterr,. L. l.,M. D.f Ex. D . ./.1Lhk 5e 1 20 it-L-RD 1 20 1 20 f120 (^rstepr 1Posters'. L. 4 D .. T70/? ** 1 20 0007-SWP-000009277 S-W DECSTIHT WELL FINISH Roily for u r oh-- --ted with cold outer. Decotint Wall Finish being manufactured in dry powder form from carefully refected material*, i* so com pounded that it require* only mixing with cold water to be resdy for instant use. The good* are mnitarys absolutely noo-po--onoua and contain no alkali, acid or anything which may be injurious ! to the health; They posse-- sp--ndid covering capacity (one pound coyer* from 60 to 100 square feet, according to the nature of the luirface to be coated), and cover well with one coat, Should it be necessary to apply a second coat, this can be safely done as soon as. the first coat has become thoroughly dry. Good results can be secured by applying this finish to the bare wall, although we recommend first applying S-W Wall Size--see page 92. For colors and more complete information see color card. i lb. pkt>. Tina. No. t to to......... ............ I! White................ ..................... 10 f 100 lb. ktf SH 1H Bbls, S 1 ~t Trade disco--vtA. Oper ceot. 'C ` ;: __________ S-W DECOT1ST WALL COLORS Retdy for ute when mixed with cold water. Twelve attractive colon- Decotint Wall Cohn qie carefully prepared from se lected materials in exactly the same manner as Decotint Wall Finish and are intended i for use in connection with same. They can be used either; pure or else as tinting colors for mixing with Decotint Wall Finish, listed above. They can also be intermixed to produce other deep colors which mix readily with cold water. e For colors and more complete information see color card. No. * 2210....... - 22... * 23..... ** 24.... ** 25.... ** 26... " 27.... - 28.... " j2o9....... " 31.... 2H & 5 1b. pkau. 24 36 26 20 52 64 44 52 *56 44 44 61 25 lb. bOKM 23 35 23 10 51 63 43 31 55 43 43 60 50 lb. tap 22 34 22 16 50 62 42 50 54 42 42 59 1001b. Bess 21 33 21 17 49 61 41 29 33 41 41 58 350 lb. bbls. 20 32 20 16 48 60 40 26 52 40 40 57 Prices per pyand. Tnwic discount^. C prr cent W C - -s4.c 0007-SWP-000009278 *-W t'EMIEMTO Cold nwr piliat far sataMe ase Permento ia designed apeealr for uae oa the exterior of buildings, air shafts, fences, sawmills sod other similar structures. Owing to its neat disinfecting qualities it is an ideal costing for catde barns, peas, chicken coops,c. Five pounds of Wrraeato, when mixed with wH water to the proper conouiteacy,: willmake one gallon of paint which will cover about 200 sqaate feet of aa average '/surface.' For colors and more complete information see color card. Wfeitc........... Cater. Km 2. 3. 4. 5. 4. 7. 9. 10. lie 12. 13. IS. 17. It. ' 14* 20.' 21} let. 14.22... 14. ............ fade....... 23 .............. 3 lb. pfc*. 12 u tK 1594 14K 1H 501b. SE UK IJM 15 ISM 100 lb. 12 12K 1S u 17 3001b. bbla Mi UK n 13M 14k i*S 4001b bfek. I0K 1194 1294 1594 1394 Pitea* per poosd. w percent. 9-W ULtO BttWaHr Kalso is used for all kinds of interior coating, tinting and decorating where a superior ksisomine is wanted! Manufactured in die form of a dry powder from carefully selected^ whiting and glue and requires only to be mixed with boiling water, ft contains no poisonous or harmful ingredients. Kalso Can be applied to any dean surface, such as plaster, sand finish, bracks, stone, wood, paper, burlap, etc., and gives perfect satisfaction if directions are caiefiiuy fol lowed. Covers well with one coat, can be racoated when necessary and can easily be washed off when required. It works easily, spreads well sad will not peel or rub off. For colors and mote complete information see color card. _ ,,. I lb. okas- MO lb. bets Tints Nos. 70 to SI_______ ____ * 7it WbUe...................................... S M bbla 1 A Q Trade li L 0007-SWP-000009279 oar c o l o r s The dry coion listed ere, with few exceptions, the Bute as we use in our own high-class manufactures, majority being the product of our dry color factories, and as such will be found vastly superior in color, tone, strength and fineness to the jobbing grades so frequently offered on the market. LAMP BLACKS (B*mklScUm) / CU 1 lb. Ppcra.......................... ..h. H " ^ ......................... H " M ........................ Aai'd (11b.. HU> . Klb.) Bulk. Barrel#.......................... &W' Chera. Ittfitwd Gcraaatm 21 91 23 IOH 2612 21 10H 10 ... IVORY BLACK ^ Powdered................................... 6* Kct BW. 109 t BLUES "f -'\S Chwnicufly Pitre Chm--c.................. " Mikm.......... t/< yr * ** Pnmun.............. //* sf / ExtraPniariifl......... ...................... . ~ T No. 1 Prutsiafl................................ 4? Ulimaanoe (C. U.)................. 4? 47 42 27 9H 46 46 41 26 tH 1413 45 45 40 25 *H12 br o w ns / Imported Raw Turkey Umber. - _ " Burst " " .. { " Raw Italian Sienaa... *' Burnt ** - Van Dyke ,,............... 4 *\ 6 9* 8 6` GREENS / ',,***' 1 ,, ./ -.QbetniraHy JkD 27 ^'^TfercaksT LU.2D. 12 f< i- . -^c$Lime Proof, to tit < / Ibcncb Craira, SO ti.t c 1 Chrome. 2 c t/<f " H 26 11 9 9 7 SH 25 10 8 2 6 *i REDS '* Imported Eactieh Indian------- 10 9 8 * . " " Tuscan........ 10 9 8 `f t * *1 Turkey, L........ ........................ 22 21 20 =tto< H...\...................... 27 26 25 ft / .*y ,, M D.............. 27 26 25 /1 i/i', (senuiae RngBah Roee Pink.. ^1J.. 17 16 IS *c c < & Noo-Fadin# Red Lake.. t fr... ...Tgij It 10 Premier Noa-Fadina. L. M. ft &ffT* 9 2 7 -4- Chrome Yellow and Chrome Green (Dry) CMEMKMUf MOMS CMHOME YELLOW (Off). CMsmctur h o me c h r o me s e ec h (oyj. Chrome Yellow and Chrome Greta tr, tnadeia the chemically pure or C. P. condition and also in severs! grades which contain more or less extenders or diluten. Both of these colon in s C. P. condition are of inch strength and opacity that they are not ectxitypical for ordinary painting except under unusual condition,. The. chemically para Chrome Yellow is so strong in stsining sod covering power that it can only be need to the belt poeeibJe ad vantage when ground ia oil and is very powerful mills. C. P. Chrome Yellows art used to good advantage in printing inks, fine carriage paiatiag, tinting oil paints after they have been thoroughly ground, etc, C. P. Chrome Greene are only adapted to training and tinting purposes when it it desired to obtain the greatest color ing effect with the least material regardless of the paint film pro duced. It should be understood uso that C. P. Chrome Grech cannot be ground at finely at the other colon oc account of the danger of its catching fire. In order to meet the dnutadi of ordinary house, implement and other kind* of paiatiag, Ycllowe and Greens see made with varying amounts of extenders. The moat satisfactory for this pur pose are Barium ffalphatc and Silicate of Alumina, which are the ooes need by os. The first is need where heavy gravity is desired and the latter for lighter gravity. Both of these materials are practically traaaparent aad serve only ia spreading a gives quantity of pun color over as large aa area as it will properly cover. If a pound of pure Chrome Yellow or Green would cover say out hundred square feet when mixed dry with oil, the same color prop erly precipitated on 9 the. of hate or extender would cover three or four hundred equate feet of surfece if mixed in the same way, thus producing as good,a paint film st much leas cost. Chemically pure colon arc for mining aad daring purposes, printing ink griodep, shade doth makers, paint makers with fine grinding machinery, typewriter ribbons, carbon paper manufacturers, etc. Therefore art offer for sale four grades of Dry Chrome Yel lows aad Chrome Greens, each having its own distinct use. EXTHt CMHOME YELLOW (On) Onr second grade of Dry Yellows is designated as Extra ChrooM Yellow, which is almost pure and corresponds to the ``Commercially Pure" grade offered for sale by some of our compcritoca. This is adapted to the boat grades of painting, where good grinding raechioery is available end a good protective film is desired. It is adapted to paint grinders' use because of its splendid covering properties, whereas the C. P. Yellow is best adapted for rioting purposes. Extra Chrome Yellow should be offered to paiat ` manufacturers. carriage and wagon factories, ear builders, scenic painters sad others desiring a good protective paint. Os 0007-SWP-000009280 DRY COLORS--(CmmtiiwtH) REDS--CoBtiautd! 6c Kcss *C C*3 T^Ofteoco Vermilion........................... 12 21 ^c>iOuMiiu ** ............... 16 / * Euclid : V; ........li |S jo Jr American - L.RD................. 17 14 ^J Orange Mineral i; i..,........ ............................. * ... Red Lead................ .......... ................................ Bbls. 39 14 9 15 BERGER'S GENUINE ENGLISH VERMILION 7 It 13 lb. JOfcM lb. Onstx................. Scarlet................ Extra Pale....... For printing. lithographing and sundry x 100 fc 300 lb. tei Pale....................... } Deep.------------- ... [ Extra Deep,... .. J ----- ----- ----- Particularly adapted fotr carriage aad genera! r1-***! Price*, subject to market change*, will be farnisbed application YELLOWS c it. At1 ' 6* /-ICcCJ Cfaem. Pure Chrome. L..M. It O... 17 //^flrtc* Chrome. L.. M. S O....... /--r/6-\ " " ........... 14 10 -.*-Nd .s * 7 r^c$3Cl Genuine Dutch Pink....................... 9 Golden Ochre. PC Imported French Ochre................ 45 H Domestic Ochre. JM Bbis. 14 15 13 12 t 6S 7 5H 4 H 4. 3 2k ik WHITES ,/ Strictly Pure White Lead............................. , ^ Genuine Green Seal Fr. Zinc....................... ^4' English Cliff< Paris Whit*............................ Extra Bolted Gilders Whiting................. SjJ Piaster Pari*................................... .... llU 2k 2H jg FILLERS Reno's Umber. r * Keystone.......... S'/ English. ______ 2 m IK IK METALLIC PAINTS \ j F.PSiiSb Vemnmzi Red................................... Iron Ore Red (Ro w m) ........................... <5j/ l*naca)<ctalfic........................................... 2k 2k 2k FREHCH CROWH SHEER (Dry). In chit clsis of color belong* oar French Crown Rrecn Dry, which consists of >{f Pare Green precipitated over 75 Sfc of bate or encoder, and it should be offend to the aiine date of trade aa the Extra Chrome Yellow. *0. 1 CHROME YELLOW (Off). H. 1 CHROME OHEEH (Off). No. t Chrome Yellow Dry aod No. 1 Chroine Green (or Wagon Box Greco) fora oar third grade. Both of then colon are Tor good painting work when the grinding machinery it not quite good enough to get the full value out of French Crown Green or Ex it * Chrome Yellow, and also for painting over tough work which abeorbe a large amount of paint. They thould be offered to implement, wum and paint factoriet having only moderately good grinding facilities, bulletin people, the betterclaea of jobbers, paint atom trade, etc. No. 1 Chrome Green Dry contain* from 12 to 15 % pure color aad No. 1 Chrome Yellow Dry about }$$. ft. B CHROME YELLOW (Orr). ft. S CHROME OHEEH (Rtf). Our fourth grade it compriled of No. 5 Chrome Yellow Dry and No. J Chrome Greta Dry, which are especially designed to meet the demands of the painter who mixes hie colon with oil with out any grinding at all. Fur this purpose they are better adapted than anyother grade of color aad trill give thorough eatiefaction and can be offered with entire confidence to the jobbing trade, paint atom, hardware atore*, bulletin people for brick walla, etc. This ade contains shout half as much pure color at No. 1 Chrome fellow and No. 1 Chrome Green. All the above Diy Colon are lent oat in very handsome iron* hooped, tight wooden packages, barrels, half barrels, 50 and too lb. kegs, aad all are finely ground and of good appearance. It hit been demonstrated that on account of our fine grinding, our colon will do the work better than other makes and in many esses our fourth grade colon will compare very favorably with other makers' No. 1 quality. The following table will enable you to more dearly uader- etaod the urn* for which the four grades are best adapted: GRASS YELLOW GKSSX ASAJmU) TO POLLOWIXG t r a d e; 1st CP. Chrome C- P. Chrome Printing ink*, typewriter ribboos Yellow Green end carbon papers, paint makers L.M.O. DO. L. M. D. for tinting, shade cloth factories. 2nd Extra Chrome French Crown Carriage and automobile concerns, Yellow Green paint makers foi\bouse paint, im L. M. O. DO. L. M. D. plement and wagon factories with the best grinding equipment, bul letin board work. * 3rd Ho. 1 Chrome No. 1 Chrome Ordinary wagon aad implement Yellow Green or Wagon factonea. very small paint lac L.M.O. DO. Bos Green tones. cheaper bulletin work, bet L. M. D. ter grade of jobbing and paint tore trade.1! calcimine work. etc. 4th No. 5 Chrome No. 5 Chrome Yellow Green L.M.O. DO. L. U. D. All painting where the dry color is mixed: with oil without grinding, cheap shingle suuns. ordinary job bing and store trade. 67b 0007-SWP-000009281 ItFORFA T/Ot RESARDIM6 ARSEMATE OF LEAR Id order that all of oar representatives may have complete in formation regarding oar Arsenate of Lead, wc have decided to gire tbit information to you in permanent form as follows; There are two possible chemical eompouada--that are under the name of Arsenate of I-ead--ooe is a neutral Lead Areeaate wherein all the arsenic is combined with lead, and the other is an acid Arsenate of Lead in which only two-thirds of the arsenic is combined with lead and the other one-third is left in an acid state. The first form, which is generally called triplumbic. has the com position in the dry state of approximately yj^fe Lead Oxide and aj% Arsenic Oxide. The first or neutral material it characterised by a greater adhesiveness, greater power of absorbing a lead mixture; it will spread over a greater area per unit of dry weight and cover that area more thoroughly and without leaving any broken spaces. The acid material while it is high in arsenic it correspondingly low in lead, has sere poor adhesiveness, is crystalline and granular in its structure, will not cover such a large area per unit of dry weight and will not cover any area at thoroughly and as com pletely as the neutral material. Neutral Lead Arsenate properly precipitated from the right chemical ingredients gives the gt rarest adhesiveness, the greatest covering power over foliage, the least possible foliage injury and stays in; suspension in the spray tank longer and better than any other arsenical yet made, whereas the acid Arsenate of Lead ap proaches more nearly to Paris Green in all its properties. When properly precipitated from a dilute solution, neutral Arsenate of Lewi cannot be pressed to contain more than ttjf to Arsenic Oxide unless it is unduly stiff and dry, whereas the add material at the same consistency of paste contains a larger percentage of Arsenic Oxide. .'.nii:,. Practically all the forms of Arsenate of Lead on the market which range in between these products in their arsenic content are mixture, unless they are exceptionally dry and stiff. The reason that the neutral lead arsenate is so much safer to use than the acid, and is so little likely to burn the foliage, is because the acid Anenate of Lead is readily subject to decomposition by atmos pheric influence liberating: free arsenic which invariably hums foliage.. !>< When spraying fruit trees it is always desirable to use the least possible amount of arsenic that will do the work, and a given amount of arsenic in the form of properly predpitated neutral Arsenate of Lead will do much more work than the same amount *... ......................... \ Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms INSECTICIDES AND FUNilCIOES We have long been known to Agriculturiata nod Horticulturists aa manufacturers of the boat quality of Paris Green on the market--our gooda are recognized a* standard everywhere. Some years ago are recognized the growing importance of completing our line by adding such goods aa Arsenate of Lead, Lime-Sulfur Solution, etc., with the result that today we are ble to offer a complete line of insecticides and fungicides. A description of our Paris Green, New Proc ess Arsenate of Lead, Lime - Sulfur Solution, etc,, will be found on the following pages. // <" PARIS GREER (Dry) Manufactured by up on the cele brated Berger formula, and unques tionably is the highest grade green made in the world; Unapproached by any other for uniformity of quali ty, high precentage of arsenious oxide (guaranteed to contain 56%) and freedom from free arsenic. Kills the bug but does not blight the foliage. On account of its fineness, uniformity of crystal aad fight specific gravity it remains in suspen- lion in water longer and sprays a larger area per pound than green of any other manufacture. Put up in attractive cartons labeled to comply with the legal requirements of all states. Par lb. Arsenic Earn (ISO In 500 lbs.).. 1001b. tea, ....................... 14. 2* and 56 lb. kit!.............. 2 and 5 lb. paper carton,......... lib. " " .......... U. :::::: M aad 1 lb. cartoei put up in 50 lb, < 3 lb. 60 lb. 0007-SWP-000009282 in the form of a cosrsc, granular paate containing a larger per centage of Arsenic Oxide. The analysis of the high aracnic materials does not show their danger, at the length of time to which they art aubjected to water teat don not bring out the dangerous property of Che Acid Arsenate of disintegrating; furthermore an acid Aracaate of load which it high in aracnic and low in lead is the cheapen to make, whereat the moat expensive Arsenate of Lead to make ia one where all the aracnic ia aeutralixed by lead. It ia alao poaaiblt to make two precipitations of tbit material from the tame chemicals which are entirely diStrent in character istics. Neutral Lead Aracnate should be precipitated from the moat dilute solutions in order to obtain a toft, fluffy precipitate, at evidenced by our experiment. ) Mb f { CX 'J r MEW PROCESS /Scf < MRSERASE OF LEAD (?**) Sherwin-Williams New Proc ess Aracnate of Lead has many advantages Over all other arsenical insecticidesIt has an advantage over Paris Green, in that it remains in suspension when prepared for use for a longer time and because of its adhesiveness it will stick to the foliage for the longest possible time. S-W New Proc ess Arsenate of Lead always shows white on the foliage, and this is a great advantage, for it makes it easy to tdl just bow far the spraying has pro ceeded and how well it has been done. It is abso lutely harmless to foliage, and as it contains practically no water soluble arsenic, it is the only material of this character that lean be applied with safety at the proper strength! to the foliage of peach trees. Arsenate of Lead ahould be used in propor tions varying from one to six pounds of Arsenate of Lead to SO gallons of water, the quantity of poison being dependent upon the particular leaf-eating insect that it is desired to destroy. lib. gtaM jnra Sib! IlHlb. 25a50lb. 1001b. wooden wooden wooden teg* pnilr pmilt pnil* BbU. Meet- Qooted on nppliention. IP 0007-SWP-000009283 Argument* la Selling S-W Lime-Sulfur Solution to e Grower I understand that yon will be in the market this season (or a large quantity of Lime-Sulfur Solution and that you are undecided concerning the different brands now on the market and your own home-boiled material. Let us first take up the question of buying the commercial solution or boiling your own. In the first place, the general group of insecticides and fungicides is almost the only material used by the horticul turist or agriculturist that is considered as a possible home made product. You do not figure on making your own harness, your own; wagons or printing your own labels, and the only reason you figure in this way about your LimeSulfur Solution is because the Government has taken the trouble to give you the formula. If the Government would also take the trouble to give you the formula for ycmr paint or give you precise informa tion about making your farm implements, there wonld be many large orchardists who would start in to manufacture these materials. There is scarcely any product which is made and sold that the consumer could not manufacture for less cash outlay than he would have to expend on the finished .product if he has sufficient information, intelligence and equipment Without going into a definite set of figures, it may he taken as an axiom that if you know just as much about making Lime-Sulfur Solution as the Sherwin-WUlianK Co.'s experts do and if you have the right equipment and if you can buy the raw material as cheaply as the Sherwin-Williams Co. can, you undoubtedly can make Lime-Sulfur Solution cheaper than you car buy h, and exactly in proportion as you lack any of the above three factors, your cost will rise All of the above, however, ii far betide the point, because the real knob to the situation lies in the fact-that when you are fooling with the m.inufartnre of a complicated chemical such at this, you should be making preparations for its use; and the effect and time spent in saving the few dollars that you might possibly sive. can be expended to much i greater prof-t on the spraying, pruning, fertilizing, {packing land mar keting of your fruit The more successful and broader minded the orchsrdnt, the more clearly this fact will appeal to hun snd we would prefer to leave the arguments at this point for vour own s'? lenient . A properly made Lime-Sulfur Solution: should consist of the strongest possible solution of Calcium Bents Sulfide that will remain m solution under all ordinary conditions, It et not advisable to get solution so strong: that changes in ^emperature or other conditions will cause an extreme pre- * a* Six Kmu o k Why the Grower Should U*o SherwuL-Wilihuna New Proeesa Anenete of Leed 1st,--ADHES1YENESS: New Process Arsenate of Lead will adhere to the fruit and foliage a great deal longer than any other brand on the market today. Other brands are washed off by ordinary rains and as a result the real and lasting benefit of the Spray practically lost, while our Arsenate of Lead will continue its poisoning functions over an extended period. 2d, -- ELIMINATION OF TREE POISONING: On account of the thoraogh combination of the arsenic with the lead, resulting in a practically insoluble compoood, there is no danger of tree poisoning in regions where rainfall is light and the soil-water abahne. In the usual breads of Areenatc of Lead oo tbc market, the excess arsenic is eaaBy liberated from the Arecaate of Lead when it is gradually washed from the treat into the soil, causing arsenical poison ing of the trees. U,--ABSENCE OF FOLIAGE INJURY: On account of tiw complete and thorough combination of the arsenic with the lead, S-W New Process Arsenate of Lead will not burn the foliage or injure the fruit in any way when applied under proper conditions i of use. ^h,--COVERING POWERS: Because of its finely divided condition and its great fluffiness, a spraying with our product will give a more; thorough, far reaching and uniform distribution and go further per pound than any other brand on the market. Sth/--QUALITY versus PRICE: Many other brands can be bought for less money than can our own, but if Price only counts, one might as well use Pari* Green or White Arsenic, both of which have greater "killing power" if one could forget the tremendous damage to the tree, fruit and foliage their use occasions. Quality Will more than out weigh any consideration : of price. 6th, -- SUSPENSION QUALITIES: Because of the finely divided condition of the particles. New Process Arsenate of Lead will remain in suspension better and work better through spraying nozzles than any other brand. These six arguments should outweigh any hesitancy on the part of a prospective grower towards the purchase of Sherwin-WilHama New Process Arsenate of Lead. ,70c 0007-SWP-000009284 cipitatioo; neither it it advisable for the solution to be so weak that unnecessary cooperage, freight and handling is trpended on useless water. A long experience has demonstrated that a solution of the right ingredients, testing 33 deg. Baume, is exactly right, and that if the Solution runs below that point, unnecessary srater is present, and if the solution runs too much over that point there will be danger of crystallization or danger of other impurities. Sherwin-Williams Lime-Sulfur Solution is the only one on the market which has successfully and continuously met this point, and the reason our solution meets this requirement so accurately and scientifically is due to the equipment which -*as been installed for the manufacture of this product and which is unique for the business. The solution should consist entirely of Calcium Fenta Sulfide, which is a chemical composed of five atoms of sulfur to one atom of calcium, for the reason that it is the only sih or the only compound which will satisfactorily kill the scale and the fungus spores, and at the same time pve the least possible injury to the tree <and give the minimum inconvenience and trouble in spraying. The presence of any material quantity of oxytsulfur com pounds or combinations or sulfur and calcium with oxygen is apt to cause the formation of granular particles which clog up the spraying apparatus and cause great inconvenience and trouble, and at the' same time give no corresponding benefit Our process is especially designed and successfully si to eliminate the formation of oxy-sulfur compounds and .or solution stands far above any other on this one point. By reason of the installation of the most up to date and vowerful filtering apparatus, we are able to turn out a clear solution free from sediment, without the loss and delay experienced by other manufacturers. In die matter of cooperage, packing, distribution, factory and warehouse facilities, and in all those minor points, the Sherwin-Williams Company excels any other manufacturer. We do not claim to sell our product at a loss or below cost, and we frankly admit that while we have reduced the profit to the lowest possible, at which any concern can continue to do business, we still demand this profit in every case, and your own good sense as s successful orchardist and business man will assure you at once that if we were selling this .roduct for what it cost us, we should either be compelled to reduce the quality or go out of business. By reason of oar tremendous output and diversity of interest *we are enabled to manufacture with lets expense and wrthj less margin of profit than any one rise, especially in view of the fact that we market our line of insecticides at practically no additional selling expense 7tf Sawen Reckons Why Dealers Should'Stock Sherwin-WUtiams Complete Line of Insecticides 1st--SATISFIED CUSTOMERS: The high quality of our insecticides is such and they meet the requirements of the grower so thoroughly that they give him absolute satis faction, insuring repeat business for the dealer. 2d,--EDUCATIVE HELPS: The biggest field for an insecticide dealer is among those growers who have not yet learned the importance of spraying. We, through personal work on the part of the representatives, personal letters, instructive literature, etc. are best equipped to educate the grower to the necessity of spraying. Si,--MAGAZINE AND PERIODICAL ADVERTISING: The effective general advertising done by the SherwinWilliams Co. in the fruit and horticultural papers insures the widest possible publicity,--the dealer reaping the benefit. 4th,--PROMOTING HELPS: In conjunction with our magazine advertising we have a complete system of direct mail promoting in riie interest of our dealers. Our line of Eterature is complete and instructive and is at the disposal of every one of our agents. 5th,--``SPRAYING A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT': We issue a yearly edition of a complete text book, "Spraying a Profitable Investment," recognized by authorities every where as reliable and used by many agricultural colleges as S reference book. It is at the disposal of our agents. 6th.--FULL LINE: The Sherwin-Williams line of insec ticides is complete, including Paris Green, Lime-Sulfur Solution, Arsenate of Lead, Bordeaux Mixture, Pruning Paint, Soil Fungicide and other items. The dealer can get from us everything he needs. 7thPACKAGES: Our insecticides are put up in uni formly excellent and high grade packages, not only in pack ages attractive for display; but they also insure little or no deterioration in the goods from season to season. The above arguments will be recognized by every intel ligent and ambitious idealer as being sound ones and should insure our being able to convince him that the SherwinWilliams insecticide agency proposition is the one that will return him the maximum profit on his investment. Jbd 0007-SWP-000009285 SHERWiH-WlLUMRS VARHiSHES HERWIN-WILLIAMS Varnishes are aa well S known throughout the United States and as Sherwin-Williamt Paints: The facilities af forded by the largest system of paint and varnish fac tories in the world give us advantages for the manu facture of varnishes that cannot be duplicated in any other plant. We manufacture all the linseed oil we use and are thus able to control the quality of this allimportant ingredient. We use the very finest quality of varnish gums, specially selected for each particular grade of varnish. Our chemical laboratories are com plete in every detail so that we can apply every known test to both raw materials and finished products, and make sure that they are not only of highest quality, but conform to standard in every respect. We list on the following pages the most largely used lines of varnish we manufacture. Each is desjgned to meet a specific requirement. All Conditions which surround its use are taken carefully into consid eration and the varnish must demonstrate through practical test that it is meets i every requirement for the purpose intended, before it is placed on the market. S-W Varnishes can always be depended upon to give satisfactory results. They have long since passed the experimental stage andi thccsuccess which h attended 1 their use for many years is sufficient guarantee of their quality. We also list a very complete line of Driers, Japans, Asphaltums, Shellacs,, etc. Each product is the stand ard of quality for the purpose intended and has been in use for years with entire satisfaction. , With such a complete sod satisfactory line the dealer ism position to handleithe varnish business in his locality to |he very, best advantage. .( / ' -i URE-SULFUR SOLUTiOH After much experimenting we have succeeded in producing, a LimeSulfur Solution which is ideal for the use of horticulturists. Qur prod uct is a sparkling, dear, cherrycolored liquid which is made from the very highest grades of lime and sulfur. It is absolutely free from sediment, is of uniform, strength, and in air-tight ' containers will keep, without deteriorating, for an indefinite period. Tested by the Baum, hydrome ter, our goods represent the ideal combination of lime and sulfur in solution. SAY LimeSulfur Solution is the best product manufac tured for use in spraying for San Jose scale and is the ideal fungicide for the treatment of all fungus troubles: Ota. K Gals. Gala. J Gilt. Bbii. Meta quotad on application UME-SULFUR DIP Our Lime-Sulfur Dip is the best prepara tion known for dipping sheep, cattle and hogs, and is recognized by authorities everywhere as the safest and meat satisfactory product for use in ridding livestock of the skin diseases and vermin with which they are often afflicted. Prices quoted on application. FRUMIMS COMPOUND (Liquid) PnwarMd faaMy for f*a Bruth For use on trees, shrubbery, etc., to stop "bleeding" of the sap after pruning and prevent worm boring. It effectually seals the surface and will not Wash off with the weather. In every respect it will be found more satisfactory than tar and other mixtures. Ota. Dark Olive Green.... 75 Net prices per gallon; Gaia. 60 Quarts. T*o docea in case. Gallons. Half doses in case. 71 0007-SWP-000009286 Otj fa / o c. c / oC j * o /c e cfs-6 C ^3 4 0/0 yrvr i 0007-SWP-000009287 {itn fait god, Ruhbltg. ^ This if a farcy grade of body rubbing particularly adapted for use over light colors where high grade work is done: It is extra pale in color, dries free from dust in 4 to 5 hours and hard to rub in 4 days without danger of ssreating. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 45.00 fait Sodium Bod, Uniting. ^ A very pale rubbing vamian sui for use on light-colored work. It sdll prove satisfactory where a slow and hard drying rubbing varnish is de sired- i Dries dust free in 5 to 6 hours and is hard enough to rub in 4 days. Price per gallon in one gallon cans... 44.50 Sodium Bod, tabbing. oi'- 1 A high grade nibbing varnish, al though: not so pale as the preceding. It dries dust free in 5 to 6 hours, can be safely rubbed in 3 days, and under favorable conditions in 2 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 43.75 Quick Rubbing. / / y r/ Is as quick as t. rubbing varnish should f be and still retain its full measure of durability. It still dry dust free in 4 to 5 hours, may be rubbed: in 2 days, and under favora ble conditions in leas time. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.. . 43.25 Star Rubbing. < " ?- / Somewhat darker than Quick Rub bing, but will be found a good rub bing varnish for moderate priced work. i It dries dust free in 4 to 5 ! hours and under favorable conditions 1 can be (rubbed in 24 hours. ^ Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 42.75 rs Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ca r r ia g e Va r n is h e s fnlttf Bunblt Rad,, CC~c- This is the highest grade of pale fin ishing varnish made. It is very free srarlang, and under favorable condi tions dries dust free in 8 to 10 hours, and hard in 4 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans .. 46.00 Sodium String Mad,. f t J / Cf . Is the moat durable finishing :varnish V\ J on the market. Is not quite as pale y as the above. While a trifle quicker M in drying, the difference is not ^ noticeable in actual sroriring quality. (vy'- It dries duet i free in 8 hours, and under favorable conditions becomes ^ hard in 3 to 4 days. Price par gallon; in one gallon cans... 46.00 Saba falo Ctgratt Coach. C 'f /' ' A very pale elastic finishing varnish. It is! suitable for gear and body work over very light color*. It is especially adapted to light colored, panel top, exprem and delivery wagon work. This varnish is of standard body and is very free srorking. It dries dust free in about 6 bouts, becomes hard enough to handle in 36 hours, and dries with a full, rich glom. It is very durable; Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 43.75 Wagan Coach. S' ` J A good finishing varnish for wagon and:other cheaper repair work. It dries dost free in about 8 hours and bard in 24 hours. Is rather pale in color, free working, and dries with a fine lustre. Price per gallon, in one gallon ran*... 42.70 73 0007-SWP-000009288 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Va r n is h e s Master Painters' Specialties. r </ Intended for use on steamship*. yachts, ______ row boats, canoes, outside doors, store fronts, bath rooms, kitchens, etc. It still stand severe exposure to salt spray or other moisture longer than any other var nish made. Dries free from dust in from 8 to 10 hours and hard in from 36 to 48 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... 84.75 Jfarine Spar. f A first-class all 'round Master Paint ers* varnish, it is durable, elastic, heavy in body, but stories easily. Without doubt one of the very best varnishes on the market for store fronts, outside doors, stindow sash and rills, bathrooms, kitchens and all kinds of boat or marine work. Dries dust free in 8 hours, hard in 2 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $3.25 ^/ A good, old - fashioned varnish. It is an all 'round painters' varnish, without exception the best one sold. Tkert is no varnish anywhere near its price which tmtals it. It is durable and elastic, working freely and easily under the brush, and can always be depended upon to give entire satis faction. It can be used inside as well as outside. For outside work, doors, boats, carriages, etc., and for inside \ work in bathrooms, kitchens, on M 4g Clastic gear. c?<j A high grade gear finishing varnish which is free working, lustrous and durable. While very elastic, it dries sufficiently hard to withstand the se vere usage to which it will be sub jected. It dries dust free in from 6 to 8 hours and hard in 48hours, It is leas sensitive to local conditions than any similar varnish on the market. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $5.00 Pa/s Carnage. rrQ. The highest grade of pale elastic ' nish suitable for running parts. Will stand the vibration and wear to which a varnish for such a purpose is subjected and can also be success fully Used on bodies. It is an excel lent all 'round varnish for use in shops doing the highest grade work, It dries dust free in from 6 to 8 hours ! and becomes hard in 2 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,.. $5.00 One Coat Carriage. This is a very easy working and mod erately quick drying finishing varnish. It is excellent for general repair work and will dry dust free in 6 hours and hard in 48 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $4.25 Hard Crying Soar. 1s pale in color, very free working, flows out perfectly, and dries over night with a high lustre. A durable vanish for medium and good grade work. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans .. $3.00 0007-SHP-000009289 *f Orfff taat Q <^-<5" A hard drying varnish at a aodente price, suitable for church and school furniture and ""* wort. It dries with a ifnll lustre aad will not soften and print under heat and pressure. It dries dost free in 4 hours, hard in 36 hours and can be rubbed. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,.. $3.00 Me. S Crteriar C /c ?-C> Unquestionably the best low-priced waterproof Varnish obtainable. It win stand submersion in water with out turning white, is heavy in body, and quicker drying than the usual exterior varnishes. Recommended for boats and other exterior surfaces where water misting qualities are important and a cheaper varnish than Kopal or DuraUr Spar, is required, it is suitable for bath-rooms, kitchens and similar surfaces subjected to moisture. Dries dust free in 4 to 5 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon enns.. $2.70 Pah Derath iatariar C ' An extra pale interior rubbing var nish that Works essily, flows perfectly and dries promptly. Dries dust ,fane in 2 to 3 hours, hard to tub in 48 hours; will also take and retain a splendid polish. Intended for me dium gTsides of interior nr furniture work. Price per gallon, in one galloc cans... $2.25 j window sills or inside biiads it wffl give unusual satisfaction. Kopal mocks finely and will waar wall aader ths moat severe exposure. Drias dust fans in from 8 to 10 hours aad becomes hard in 2 days. It las won immense popularity strictly npoa its merits. It is by far the best value in vanish offeree by anyone. Price per gallon, in one grikm cans. .. $3.30 Mate Iatariar MaMaiiag Q Aa extrn pale vanish that works easily, flows not perfectly, rubs nicety to n perfect surface aad takes and retains n high polish. Dries dust free ih 3 to 4 bonis, hard to rob in 4 days aad to palish on the fifth. This ' ' produces n very beautiful, finish on |Md grades of or furniture work. -- 1----- **--, $3.30 o This is a varnish leader ____ for interior use only. It is far superior to any hard oil finish aad is !i for ail high-grade fia- fahfatt; aad feaaml varnishing around the fiooae. It is sufficiently pole in note go admit of Ht oh the finest and took delicate woods. F.xceUo prodacm a high aad lasting gloss which don not easily mar or scratch. Is not easily affected by moisture. Works freely under the brush and flows oat smoothly, drying dust fare in about 6 hours aad hard in 24 to 30 loan. It can be nibbed after 48 boms. Excello is another leader which has won immediate popularity npoa its merits. Price per galloc, in one gallon cane... $2.75 0007-SWP-000009290 Fata Flamiag Cakinat & 3C 3 Is a medium pale, e**y-srarki*g var nish, which flows out freely and dries dost free in from 3 to 4 hum. It be comes hard is 24 boon aad can be robbed in 46 bourn. It is especially suitable for interior finishing oc me dium-priced house work ana is very popular with the Master Painter, for whose use it is especially recom mended. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.,. $2.15 Ho. S Jutan'er C 4 / A very pale varnish for interior work. This varnish is a great favorite with the Master Painter because of its emremely pale color, hoe working, flowing and drying qualities. It dries dust free in 2 to 3 hours, hard over night and produces a rich, durable and elastic finish. Can be rubbed if denied. Price per galloii, in one gallon cans.... $2,00 luttrai Caaet A Varnish suitaCIe Tor use on general interior work. furniture, etc. It is heavy sin body, works freely, has a fine gloss and dries in about 24 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.. $1.85 fsfereer CeccA o An especially pale, easy-working vvsarrush for interior see. Dries with a high lustre in 24 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans. .. $1.75 cHigh data Manor A tary satisfactory clous general In terior Varnish of good color, body sad working qualities. Ii will dry is about 24 hours. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... SI.45 79 A 04 A paefect floor finish. It is tooth, sisPic aad ___________ foot-sssar wl net seretch or mar., It is dar adt- able for linoleum, oifctath. atm It works wall, flows osrt rrsuly under the brush, aad dries duet free in about $ hours with a tough, srear- nwiariag gloss. It can be walkad ou the next day. aad becomre thorough ly hard by the second day. Mar-noc should be applied directly to the wood. Shellac or liquid fillers should never be used under it- Marnot is another specialty which has won deserved recognition, and: it ms(klMfjbif HfviiliiMtfi* Price per gaUna, In oosgafiou cans... $3.00 Traaagarant fbr 02*7$ A varnish wrciuinaally' tough aad slssric which will not! scratch v an from wear. It marka easily, flows out nicely, dries dust free in S to 6 hours, baud to walk on the day after application and thoroughly hard the eecondday. Price per gallon, in one gallon cabs... $2.80 Hard trpag Ftaar 0S->f A very pair vamfch that earily. daee hard over aigbt aad is r durable. Vtkt per gallon, in one gslkm cans... $2 .60 *s. S Flam q o & r-f The best Floor Varnishobtainable la the price, it is of standard body, works aad flows well. Under favor able conditions, dries to recast in 24 hours, hard to walk on hr 36 to 48 hoots. Price per gallon, in one gaflon caaa.. $2.20 0007-SWP-000009291 Bwrmkk HaaaakaU Astbe same implies. Ibis is a varnish that am be used on furniture, woodwork end loon with eqsal aiicpaa, It is a tough and elastic varnish that will sot our or acratch easily under foot-wear. Being specially adapted to the very hardest usage to which varoiah can be put, it sill live the best of aatiafaction for other purposes about the houae where the wear n not as severe aa it it on floors. It works weUi flows out evenly under the brush and dries dust free in 8 hours. Surfaces finished with Dura ble Household Varnish can be han dled or walked on neat day; it be comes thoroughly hard by the second day*.:t , Price per (ahon, in one gallon cans. .. 13.00 fbsit WkH Bmmmr 0$ Made from pure Batavia DamarGum. It is water white and when properly used will not discolor the moat deli cate shades of point. -- Price per gallon, in one gallon cans. .$3.30 #a. /ffasror .... C/JJO , Similar to the above but not quite to. 4 light in color. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.60 Oaraila Liaafaam Fiimhiag, Q f sy.y An elastic, durable floor varnish, espe cially suitablejor Linoleum and OilcJotn. Pale in color, works easily, dries dust free its 4 to 5 hours and hard over night. -. Price pet.gqllon^in one gallon cans... $3.00 2 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Va r n is h e s M iscellaneous Fiaaat Whitt laamat Suitable for the very finest white enamel work. It is the palest varnish that can be made from hard gum. it mixes perfectly with zinc, and an enamel made srith it can be hand pol ished in 4 days. Price per gallon, in one gallon esas... $5.00 OaraUt Waal Fiaiat (Irtariar) Q C!/ Will stand the aevereat outside ex posure and is not affected by weather or an. Will not turn white nor lose . its glass and is extremely durable. It is Hie very best varnish for store fronts, doom, signs, etc. It dries dust free in 6 to 8 noun and herd in 48 bouts. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $5.00 Oaraik Waa4Fimiah (latariar) q y y The most durable and lasting inteytor finish that can be produced. It is not affected by steam or water and will wear with perfect satisfaction in bath-room^ kitchens or laundries. It is very transparent and gives a de sirable depth and richness of finish to the finest woods; It is exceedingly easy and smooth wotking. It dries dust free in about 6 hours, hard and with a rich lustre in 24 hours, and can be rubbed in 48 hours. To get the heat results, the varnish itself should be used all the wsjr through from foundation to finishing coat. Foe jfrat-coat thin slightly with tur pentine; for succeeding! coats use as it comes in:the can. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $4.00 n 0007-SWP-000009292 Talrai Fiahk (Fiat Orfiag) # A wnIA tperialfy hMM as a last or finishing cost oe issriliiis grade in terior* it UmImWi iiiHiiI finish, h la free working and drias in 36 to 48 boon with a soft, vefsetji fa>hh; daaely resembling rubbed work, thereby saying the labor of rabbiag atcejwary in toe me of ordinary varahhei. Price par geSoa, is one gallon cam... $3.50 Hard Orfiag Oat oC3 A hard drying vantiih for inalrlr oat. Especially anted for church and school furniture and similar work. It has a rood lustre. dries without tack, and wfll not soften aadar hast. It dries dust free in 6 hours, hard in 36 hours, and can be nibbad. Price per gallon, ia one gallon cam... $3.M Hard OH Fiaiak (Falla) > / A very easy working varaiab (or in side use and not at au to be compared with the usual listed grades. It is pale enough in color to use over the very lightest woods. Dries dust free in 6 to 8 hours and hard in 24 hoars. Rubs well and produces a fine finish. Price per gaika. in one gallon cans... $2.75 Hard OH Fiaiak 03 v,-L Same as the above hat slightly dark er in color, although still lighter than sonny so-called pane hard mb on the sarket It m Suitable for all ordinary woods. Dries dust free in from 6 to 8 boors, hard in 24 hoars, and can be rubbed to a fine finish. Price per gallon, in one gaBou cans... $2.50 Hariaa g^ An excellent varnish for all `round use on canoes, yachts, vessels and other craft. Exposure to water will not turn.it white. It it free working, elstrie and durable. Dries dust free in 8 to 10 bourn sad hard in 36 boom Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $3.75 tatra Oaat / A thoroughly durable varnish for use on boats, outside doors, etc. It is also moat satisfactory for windowsaahas. bath-rooms and all gloat work nested the hums 'Water will not tain it white. It is aaty-working and very tlatrir, drim duat free ia 8 to 10 bourn aad hacomas hard in about 36 hours. Price par gaBon, in owe gallon cant... $3.60 Oar Tap Fiaiak Qf This varnish a made especially for bar tops and other surfaces subjected to severe usage. It will not turn white, spot or ciack from alcohol or water aor grow brittle and chip. It ia medium pak la color, wil! dry dost free in 5 to 6 hours and becomes hard enough to rub in 48 bouts. Price per gallon, in one gailon cans... $3.30 Cryatai Fapar O f'C An extra fine onality of coioriess varnish, prepared expressly for use oa wall-paper, hath^bom walla, aad for prodwong the finer grades of white finish on interior woodwork. Price per gaSoa, ia one gallon cam... $4.25 0007-SWP-000009293 I if tad dam mat allow subsequent coats to sink away or perish. Caa be satisfactorily brushed or reduced aad dipped. Wien used as a finishing coat on cheap or medium grade chain will produce a good, durable finish that will not mar or print. Medium in color and body. Dries dust free in 2 to 3 hours and can be sanded and recoated in 24 boon. Prioe per gallon, fa one gallon cans... $2.00 5 rf "A better than Shel- / irSeOBr lac" first center. A specialty/ which if properly applied produces an undercoating for varnish which on interior finishing (fiooni ea- oepted), will be found a splendid sub stitute for s cant of shefiic Kiosks freely, dries promptly and does not settle. Price per gallon; in one gallon cans..'. $1.75 lf-C CJSUjP^A specialty made for first ooatiag on intenor wood work (floors, kitchens and bath rooms excepted). SheHarine is iigfat in body and consequently easily ap plied.:!..It does not depend upon its fifling qualities, but absolutely mole the surface, thereby presenting ab sorption. It dhould be only lightly sanded. Sheiladne will not settle hard nor become gummy in. bottom of package. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans,.. $1.10 Lifmit niter try-)/", 'O U U A superior quality for first coating on interior woodwork (floats, kiteness and bath-rooms excepted). Largely used at a substitute for shellac, ft mnds to a perfect finish far sub sequent vaznieh coata. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $1.50 Aware IMM JC/ Is easy working and dries with a brilliant lustre fa from 4 to 5 hours. It drier hard though to rub fa 24 Priee per pllaa, fa one gallon cans... $2.00 Km. I Case* q A good drying, ebtrir and brilliant yarnish far exterior and interior , use. Will dry dost (me fa 6 hours and hiud fa 36 boon. .Pricepar gnUon, fa one gallon cans... $2.20 Aware dad g) / A quick drying aad easy working coach vanish far interior use, Dries dust free fa 4 to 5 hours and bard in24 hours. -Priceper gaUon. ta one gallon cans... $2.00 frM Amite* A reifabie yarnish for furniture and Inside uae. It dries dust-free fa 2 to Jfain, bard fa 24 bouts and can be Tubbed. Pricepergatloa, fa ooe gallon cans... $1.90 Km. I FmaKmrm q A*afe \ for furniture and gea- i. Is medium fa color, aaay working and quick drying. It tj drim dust free fa 2 to 3 hours, hard fa 24 bouts and can berubbed. Price per gallon, fa one gallon cant. .'. $1.65 Aware fmraitmm C / (p A md, earn working varnish. 'Price per gaUon. fa one gallon cans.. . $1.50 0007-SWP-000009294 SHERWIN-Wil l iAus Dr ie r s a r b Ja p a r s Said Sint Japan C?<f This: is * superior article, very eco nomical owing to tea strength, and perfectly safe to use with any mix ture. It ia a binder which can be uaed with delicate onion without in jury to them. It will properly harden rough stuff and facilitate the drying of ail undercoats. It is safe and cer- Price per gaBon.ia one gallon ocas... $3.-75 hmpnnal Carnet Japan A superior binding japan far use in woodwork. It does not become brit tle and is an absolutely satisfactory article for use in the carriage or car shoo. Ia the manufacture of rough stun it shows a remarkable tendency to hold the filler in suspaarioa in definitely, and h is so esxaadWy done that its use uniformly obviates cracking of undetcoatfaga, Prioe per gallon, ia ooe gailoa cans... $2.75 Caact Paiatan' Japan .Q > Gt This is aapeesslly pnpared fa/coach It u thoroughly reartide far the prapsmswi of all 'amdematfagKi It will be found eco nomical aad always uniform. Price per gallon, in one gallon cans.. $2.40 Crying Japan A reliable stride at a moderate i dunarsLd to meet the aaeds of the coach aad carriage painter. Well adapted for nee fa repair shops. - ' Price per gallon, in one gallon cans... $2.50 Sh e r w ir -Wil u a ms Fir s t Co a t er s a r d Uq u ib Fil l er s Harriae-an 0 877 signed as a substitute for White Shel lac aa natural or very light colored woods not stained. Marvelac-er ia perfectly transparent in color; has excellent warkiiw qualities; wH not how laps, streaks nor brash-marks; is not affacted by water, dampness aor frost, making it superior fa every MpKt to Shellac as a int or foun dation coat on any grade of woodtsik. Cadar favasuk esadMoas (hies hard fa about 5 to 6 hours; to tacoat over Bight. Price per gallon, fa one gallon cans... $2.25 Piaahm-tan C 79 Light in body, medium/fa eafar. WwH.1 *Wy ^HaVg- .hIBImff.-MBK dries with sadlac-Uke finish, and will withstand washing with' water. Dries dust free fa 20 minates aad <hard fa from 2 to 3 hours. Is intended as a ftntj also finishing coat on sur faces stained fa miarioa effects, eee coat oh top of stain producing a finish similar to that obtained with a coat of sfaehc and coat of famritore wax. WiU not wash up, scour or bleed any weU-made stain. SpeciaUy designed for and should be used over Haadomft Stshw Does not hserais rapey eearfritty dipped aa weff as hriifasil. Price per pfloa, fa one gallon cans... $2.25 Pa* Drying Csatar 03&/ A perfectly safe, dear first coater for the best grades of worki Is nary afastic. therefore will not crack; powder or dust ap wh9e sanding, Hie erdfaary - fimt eedtera. It sands: dawn1 snmeth- 0007-SWP-000009295 Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Ca r r ia r e Va r n is h e s tarc o k o c ms c d Mae totf Fitithitg KGab. ttull Ttott /GaBeas per C*1 par *!- sack Whitt Body Fmisttin*... R.lttif 4 00 4 JO , J Waarina Body Ftoishiss.W S SO TslcatDniik Body......... ft !PkF'i IS Canton Body Finiskia*../ j SO S TO 5 ] *70 5*5 i to * OS ... .... ____ ar Fitithitg Whitt Gaar Plelstlnt. . SIS BlMfcGrnttkiu....>^y. in J*alwt Patfaclio* Gaar. .jOffJ'SA 4 25 On* Coat Carrton iMr or Gaar) 4 23 Madiaw Dry!** Gaar.... AdfrfVlT 425 Batn Pala Eapnas CatttJOjprfcyt 3 75 HardDrytoe Gaar............(7.{&'.'?? * 00 Wana Coach................ . USA. 2 70 5 45 5 20 4 45 4 45 445 * *5 I 20 I *0 5 40 *45 4 *0 4 40 4 40 4 10 3 35 * *5 . u *thhitg Whitt Bodjr Rabbtac........ P.SM 5.50 Extra Pala Body tubbitt4 50 Pala Quick Rubtta* .. ..G/.Q\f?h 4 00 hfadiaai Bad* tWn..0^lf7 3 75 OaiekEabbia* (Mra>Gaar)CMI 25 Gaar Xabhia*......... ... ..C^i.3-r4t- 3 00 * 70 III 4 70 4 45 *20 4 35 '3*5 4 10 3 45 ' 3 40 3 20 3 35 ____ ____ 47 Trade diacoaat.... .par cast. <Phr price* in 5a and barrel*tea note'pace 03) 1 . tokM Avar C3 / 1* the product of thirty you*' aape- cieace. It poaacaan exceptional dry ing qualities. One gallon will dry twenty gallons of raw linseed oil per fectly. Itmixao readily with oil with out curdling or separating. It will not cairn cracking, but improve* the working qualities and durability of paint in which it is uaed. Price per gallon, in one gallon can* ... $2.25 Whitt Jtptt ttitr O/O This a tha bast Whit* Drier on the market. It is the palest White Drier that caa fa* mad* and bas al! th* good drying properties of our darker Drier*. It is ao whist ia color that it can ha asad ia tha aaoat debate shade* without changing tha tint. The character of this Drier it each that it does not in any any injur* th* elasticity of th* paint ila. This Driar can always b* depend ed open forits quality,ia alwaysuniform. Price par gallon, in onegallon cans.... $1.65 A vefy paledner of .great= straigth.wben color is cocmdered. It wvll dry taw Bnaeed ofl ia the proportioa of one gallon of Dry-o-lene to ten gaHnas Of raw oil~in 5 to 6 hours, and ta these proportions will not discolor the palsat pigment* or liquids. PricepnegtUon,inane gmUoacnas... $1.60 Htntht trite C Cf Q ^ This is a pale, high-grade drier of ex ceptional strength. Mixe* rentHy with oil and will not curdle or sepa rate. WB1 dry paste wood filler* promptly and perfectly. Owing to its heavy body, good color and great drying *trer*th, it is myst econom ical far the blaster.' Painter and Fur niture Trade, Prfce per gallon, in one gallon cant... $1.80 0007-SWP-000009296 SHERWIR-W!LUAMS Ma s t e r Pa mt e r s t Va r r is h Sp e c ia l t ie s n *" s SO ~ *' mrnrim ^ <#> .ft/ W 13 1100 ISMSO **Tkt too 19 4OfSL! 4411 vmMb far IT sm 2 os I 10 9r' tljMHWrioy- *" .. 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Price par galloa, in one gallon cans... $1.25 Frama BapBaBum Q rfi~% A mllabJe, heavy-bodied Mack varritria popadar price, which, eacept for cheapest vaat where oiaality ia of no eoaaidamtien, wB be fnond and more aadsfactory and econom ical than Made vandnaa aoM at a lower price. - Price per gaSoo, in one gaSonoani... $ .85 ) > > ) 0007-SWP-000009297 4m&w w -Wmj a m$ Mis c e u a r bo v s *mmm KGofc. Ota. Plots. KPta Gak. pr.*oL pr.gal. each acb flwtlUttlMHl.....WSOO 3 20 5 35 OmUtWoodRBiBh(SsfiaMG. S 00 5 20 5 SS ItabteWteFtahaatatorie.*? 4 00 4 20 4 35 UaiiM...................... fl*W 75 3 95 4 10 53 29 feetnpmt ............................................5 40 3 80 3 95 51 28 KrToptai*................4it&4 5 30 3 50 3 65 48 27 QryoalPopar...................... 43#*//'* 55 4 45 4 40 Pormbte Ho--hold.............5 00 3 20 3 SS 44 as JtettWteJtea..... S 30 3 So 3 65 48 27 Ht.fDuV....A.WrP 2-40 2 80 2 95 39 22 DcmMeLtookma FloteWkffol 3 90 3 20 5 35 44 25 SO fittdlkviatOak................ An&j* 500 3 20 3 33 .........V/V' 5 73 2 95 3 10 *41 24 HonlOiPMh............. 2 20 2 70 2 85 -38 22 7NMHM6QB..................5/iL 2 00 2 20 2 35 32 19 No. I Coacfc........ 2 20 2 40 2 55 54 20 tanoOote........... ........... {$:. 2*00 2 20 2 35 32 19 Sanitate*......................&3&- 1 90 2 10 2 25 50 18 No. I taste*...................... 6*CZ. 1 45 1 25 2 00 27 16 tatate..................... fl/k 1 50. 1 70. 1 85 25 15 Sh e r w in -Wil u a u s Fir s t Co a t e e s a n d Liq u id Fil l e r s i ,, 'MCrtJ.. Qu. Plat. HP*. . ' _-- > *ci IbnriM......... ............. y.f.J.i 2 25 3 45 5 ndla featMc.. />L *VT"........... ................2 25 3 *5 2 60 1 RfK PMUUai oaatjor atdllga 1aadOiytacCattv........ 3.ZJTa eo 2 to Ti n .... 2 60 2221s0 57 3t 37 31 .....3..*....._..._.... 5 0. K?Tfltatoda.. 1 20 1 30 .... ------ Ui5dl8!r.?^.^rr..JCfi. 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Trader 2 <0 2 20 2 2$ 21 1* S 2$ 1 45 1 40 25 15 U 105 1 20 17 12 t/OTS--Ptr trial m ,ffilter earn! dsduct U etmti ptrrmUtn tmd S-W Sh e l l ac s COT IN POXS DENATOMD ALCQBOL f lrirWrfci.......{RjS FneOnen?/... * *? Oak. On. pte. KfnKIb No. 1 White....... Xn.O.f No. 1 (X plate to nm pet ep la M 0007-SWP-000009299 Trade Net Prices UM mis c e l l a n e o u s v a r n is h e s Plant wkite lwl , 3-33 KOaku Q- reoai3-47 V# mPi. i sack DreabUWoodFiaUh, Bg 3.33 3.47 3 57 .... Datable Wood Ftmik, 017. 2.67 280 290 .... Mariae..................2.SO 2-63 2-73 .35 litre Bo m............1-lu.v 2-40 2.53 2.63 .34 Bor Top FininJi... ft'.C'. 2.30 2 33 2.43 .32 Ctyttal Paper........ 2-33 2-97 3 07 .... Dorebte Homehoidfi (7 hr 2-00 2-13 2-23 .29 Fiaatt White Daaarl.?.... 2-20 233 2-43 .32 No. t Bren........ AJlW, 1-73 1.87 1.97 .26 Datable Luaknn FiaaWeg 2.00 2-13 2-23 .29 Velret Final (Fltt).7? 2-33 e e 2-47 .33 Hard Drying OakaJlA'f.. 2-00 2.13 2-23 . . Hard Oil Finish, PaleA IX 1.83 1.97 2-07 .27 Hard Oil Finish.....1.67 1.80 1.90 .25 Preare Hard Oil.... A /A. 1.33 1.47 1.57 21 No. I Coach..............P.irrK 1.47 1.60 1.70 .23 NouCtach............ 1*83 1.47 1.57 .21 Kxtre Fanurerc........ .<?ifffe.l.27 1.40 150 .20 No. 1 Fanunne........ .9iy 1.10 1.23 1.33 .18 Pwrea Flnitnt....fi.{R 1.00 113 1.23 .17 K*. cut mck eeee .... .19 .19 .18 .... .17 .18 .15 .17 e e ie .... .16 .15 .13 .13 .13 .12 11 .10 FIRST COATERS LIQUID FILLERS Hindac.......... G. 1.63 1.73 .25 .14 * : Mittinn lsr....... re.-_ 1.63 1.73 i Hard Drying Coate#J 1.33 1-47 1.57 Shcllac-coai.............................1.17 0.0. 1.40 jMhtiw...................UCT. .73 .80 .87 .25 eeee .19 .14; a eeee e-e e liqaid Filler.......... .t TP.?. 1.00 1-07 1.13 .17 .10 Wall Sire.............. C.kf.C. .60 .................. DRIERS AND JAPANS Gold Sire Japia.1..... {? 2-50 2-63 2.73 Imperial (WkfayiAMntjii.il 1.97 2.07 Coach Paint**']apui.<lA'tf/ 1.60 1.73 1.83 J*Jg Japan............ -M-T1*7 1.80 1.90 i OulfM ,#.* o < V^ij I 50 1.63 1.73 Dry-o-leae........ X ; 1.07 Whitt Japan Drier/.4ijXA. 10 1-23 L33 Hcreales Briar.....tf$fr.20i 1-33 1-43 Dry-o-aite.. /........................... *? 100 1.10 Jrea Drier .......45A. .73' .87 .97 STDrier... At.%. .60 .73 .83 ilikSPimiiU^i1 ____ tTerpeatb* ^balti No. I Aaeeatauk. "----- Asphaltaref.^Ti-'' .37 .23 .13 .19 .11 .19 .17 "ii .15 .10 .12 .08 VARNISH NET PRICES For RepresentaliTes'Confidential Use Jama 8. 1912 & THE SHERWIN-WtLUAMS CO. oain t ms vanniOM b u i m BSb-C.S. East PU 1693 0007-SWP-000009300 Sherwin-Williams Products and Their Uses At n tid to oar; xgwti and datei, wt |ii hanwrith a lilt of varioua elaaM of woik, au spsoahias u ghoold bi bt fitted for tbs porposa: ro BARNS, ROOFS, FKRCXS, OUTBUILDtHOS. tTC. g-WCREOSOTEPa mt . Ktactcecgoodthadas. M-W MOO* AMO BatOME PAiHT. Kd, Bns. Grmy sad Blaek. S-W OoamoawEALT* Bamm JMwrr, Red and Giay. NR BATH-TUBS, BIRRS, ETC. B^WBATmCmas UL^ Stands hat and eotd water. nos BUOaiCS, AUTOS, BOATS, OS EXPOSED WORK F-W FMMr AMO AUTO Pams T. A Taniish glass paint if grant dsoaUhty.' nos BUIIDIRCS, Ou t o io c aso Iftsisc. atso ROOFS t-W UQUio Patau and S*UW-WiUJAAn Paimt , Arapamd. bast and MMtiacoaflsueal patst tkai caa ht suds. Th nos CARRIAGE ARD AUTOMOBILE FAIRTIHO ARO REMISS FWQu h s m Oarmt cotom Th best coach colon that ean be made. F*IP MOU CotOMS: Strong covcnag, colorad rvbbiag Tarnishns. a/PiAFtC7 *tTMOD\$vaTiMi A lotatiiciyitni SssRtffflsrinp SOS CHAIRS, TABLES, BCCORATINS WOODWORK. FURNI TURE, rrc. 9^W MAM. Far a high (toss ftalsh. F-W MAtMMTU UPBTAIM art- W. fLOOMLAO. aiafcuagataaaoparaSoa: For stehriag and w nos CUPBOARDS;';iBASBBOARDS, SHELVING. KT6. B~W FABUT PAIMT. A1 datable all paint; easily rtaaaad nos FINISMINDINTERIOR WOODWORK $-W HAMPCMAfT BT/um. For faelshrsg aodon Jatert* weed' 1 ^POrtEUlililJlii! vM|H| !' ihl'- '"ir'ij F-D 0OtNl Oa t RTs m Ponaaaaat la coier dries wsIL ! WOQOOAAFTBTAIMM. Par scde.prtcsd werk. A4T &L fTA* Far suiaiac sew work at a Nsdsrats coot. 9-W7Sata*TXM.'>yfi.9Tdim .in "'For --iniag and Tarnishing at ooo sparaaoa. C-W flOOMLAC. A eery durable stala la vanish. B-W CaAMEL. For a high-gloss, aaassal ftalsh. Aft Ol d Du t c h Casam. Highest quality caaasal far fatartar ftaiskiag B-W Duatau Ho u s eh o l d Va saita. UacseaUad for goaoial asc. ran Fllt-INO AHO FIAST COATIHa $-W9MlLLMC*QQAT \ ^Al better than Shellac" ftrst caasar. F-JFi##t!iL4erfjti, A liquid iwood filler far ftrst caatiag. Ih T LtQUtO FILLER. par first eaatxag aa doss giaiaed wood. M^M PiSTi FtLLtai Fori all iops a graiaad hardwoods. _____|_________________ 1_______________________ r Trade Net Prices Per arrMMtadvA* CoaMaotiAl Uk CiRRIiSE ViRMISHES Btdf Fiaitking if-d Gaia. XOals. *e.fsl. Q". pr.xsl. White Body Finishing . ? $. 4.00 4-13 4.23 J-67 3-80 3.90 : Body. 3.50 3.63 3.73 2.33 2,47 2-57 Pt. caas ach __ .... ... . aw.. Otar Finishing , White Geer Finishing... $7 3.50 Elastic Geer Finishing.,*KT?L- 3.33 Pelest Perfection Geer. .P.fM 2-83 One Coet Carriage (fledT-JOA- 2-83 Medium Drying Geer,0&. fry, 2.83 Extra Peie Express CosfM.Jfi* 2-50 Herd Drying Geer... .V.W?T 2.00 Wegon Coech.......... R A/. 1.80 3,63 3,47 2.97 2-97 2i97 263 2.13 193 3-73 .... 3.57 .... 3.07 .... 307 3-07 2-73 2.23 203 .40 .... .... ...a KwUiag White Body Rubbing. Extra Pale Body Rabbin*. Pale Quick Robbing. Mediem Body Robbing. e t V'' Qaick Robbing (Body or Geer) Geer Robbing............ .CArrir 367 3-00 2-67 2.50 2-17 2.00 3.80 3.13 2-80 2-63 2.30 2-13 3-90 3.23 290 2-73 2^40 2.23 ...w .... .... .... .31 as. MASTER PSISTERS' PARRISH SPECIALTIES Pt. X Pt. Cals. Durable Spar............3-1o7C Marine Sper.....?.?-.*^ 217 Kopal........................../?/.. 2.20 File Interior PoliaMte#*- 2.20 Excello....................... ft S'. 1.83 Mar-oot................. Transparent Floor Hard Drying Floor No. j Floor.......... .$27.1.47 Hera Drying Scat, ft 2.00 No. j Exterior ..fi/r.W'1.10 Pale Durable Interior 1.50 Pale Flowing Cabinet1.43 No. i Interior........ &? * $ 1-33 Lustra! Coach..... f.Wr 1-21 Interior Coach......P.TS, 1.17 High Gloaa Intniorftwr -97 1.30 1.40 .19 24 18 17 13 11 1 1 1 0007-SWP-000009301 FINISH FOR CHEAP CHAIRS. Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Snrfacer, or ** 44 Stain and 44 Filler. First Coating. Ftr Dip Wtri. Pale Flowing Snrfacer, No. a, or Hard Drying rst Coater. Ftr Brush Wtri. Pale Flowing Snrfacer, No. i, or Special Flowing Snrfacer, or Hard Drying rat Coater, or Coater. Finishing Coat. Ftr Dip Wtri. Qnick Drying Coach, or Hard Drying Coach, or Hard Drying Coater. Ftr Brush Wtri. Extra Pale Coach, or Qniek Drying Coach, or Free Flowing Coach. MEDIUM GRADE CHAIRS. Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Stain and " Filler. Finishing Specifications of Furniture Manufacturers SALESMEN'S PRICE LIST 1908 Bsias U.S. J7 *9* 0007-SWP-000009302 ist Ctiat. Pale Flowing Surikifcf, tio: t; Of Special Flowing Surfaeet, at Hard Drying ist Coiltet, or " Coater. 2nd Coat. For Glots Work. Extra Pile Coach; or Free Flowing Coach, or Quick Drying Coach. For Polished Wort. Pale Cabinet Polishing, or Fine " or Pale Polishing, or Quick Cabinet Polishing. Rub and Polish. FINE GRADE CHAIRS. Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Stain ind " " Filler. i st Coat. Hard Drying Gtfitet, or Fine Cabinet Polishing, or Pale Polishing, of Finest " br Quick Transparent Polishing. i tae t 0007-SWP-000009303 ist Coat. Special Flowing Soriacer, or Hud Drying Coater, or Extra Quick Furniture Robbing. 2nd Coat. Fine Cabinet Poliahing, or " Pale Polishing, or Finest Polishing, or Extra Cabinet Polishing. 3rd Coat. Same as and coat. Rub and Polish. CHEAP GRADE TABLES. Bases. Gloss Finish. Same as finish on cheap chairs. Tops. TSoites. Same as finish on cheap< Sideboards. (.Chiffoniers. MEDIUM GRADE TABLES. Bases. Same as finish on medinm grade chairs. Tops. fSuites. Same as finish on mediator Sideboards. ^Chiffoniers. -I 2nd Coat. Fine Cabinet Polishing, or Pale Polishing, or Finest " or Quick Transparent Polishing. 3rd Coat. Same as and coat. Rub and Polish. CHEAP SUITE WORK') " SIDEBOARDS Polish Finish. " CHIFFONIERS J Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Stain and " " Filler. 1 st Coat. P'ale Flowing Soriacer, No. t, or Special Flowing Soriacer, or Hud Drying 1st Coater, or " " Coater. 2nd Coat. Qoick Drying Coach, or Extra Pale Coach, or Free Flowing Coach, or Qoick Cabinet Finishing. ssi 0007-SWP-000009304 FINE GRADE TABLES. rsfeitM. Same as finish on file gtade-f Sideboard!. (. Chiffoniers. CHEAP GRADE TABLES. Gloss Fiaiak, Bases. Staining and billing. Golden Oak Sarfacer, or " " Stain ahd " " Filler. 1st Coat. Far Dip Wark. Pale Flowing Snrfacer, No. a, or Hard Drying rat Coater. Far Brush Wark. Pale FloWihg Surfaces, No. t, or Spfctiill Flowing Snrfacer, ot Hirti Drying rat Coater, or " " Coater. Finishing Coats. Far Dip Wart. Special Flowing Coach, or Hard Drying Coach, or Isree Flowing Coach, ot Drying Coach. - MEDIUM GRADE SUITES') " SIDEBOARDS V Gloss Finish. " CHIFFONIERS J Staining and Filling, Golden Oak Stain and " " Filler. ist Coat. Pale Flowing Snrfacer, or Special Flowing Snrfacer, or Hard Drying Coater, or Extra Pale Second Coater, or Extra Fomitnre Robbing, or Quick " " 2nd Coat. Extra Furniture Robbing, or Quick Cabinet Polishing, or Pale " " or Fine " " or Pale Polishing. 3rd Coat. Quick Cabinet Polishing, or Pale " ' " or Fine " " FINE GRADE SUITES') " SIDEBOARDS > Polish Finish. " CHIFFONIERS J Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Stain and " Filler. aaa 0007-SWP-000009305 PINE GRADE TABLES. Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Stain and " " Filler. I St Coat. Hard Drying Coater, or Fine Cabinet Polishing, or " Pale Polishing, or Finest Polishing, or Extra Cabinet Polishing, or Quick Transparent Polishing. 2nd Coat. Fine Cabinet Polishing, or " Pale Polishing, or Finest Polishing, or Extra Cabinet Polishing, or Quick Transparent Polishing. 3rd Coat. Same as and Coat. Rub and Polish. U7 Fir Brush Wtrk. Special Flowing Coach, or Free Flowing Coach, Or Quick Drying Coach. Tops. Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Stain and m Filler. 1st Coat. Pale Flowing Surfacer, No. t, or Special Flowing SnrfaceT, or Hard Drying 1st Coater, or " " Coater. 2nd Coat. Free Flowing Coach, or Quick Drying Coach, or Extra Pale Coach, or Quick Cabinet Finishing, or Extra Quick Furniture Rubbing. MEDIUM GRADE TABLES. Bases. Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Surfacer, or " " Stain and " " Filler. 1 st Coat. Fir Dip Work ir Brush Wtrk. Pale Flowing Surfacer, No..a, or Special Flowing Surfacer, or Hard Drying Coater. "5 0007"SWP-000009306 Finishing Coat. Fir Dif tf Brush Wiri. Extra Pale Coach, or Special Flowing Coach, or Free Flowing Coach, ar Quick Drying Coach. Tops. Staining and Filling. Golden Oak Stain and " " Filler. i st Coat. Pale Flowing Snriacer, Ho. t, hr Special Flowing Snriacer, or Hard Drying Cotter, or Extra Pale and Coater, or Extra Qaick Fnmitnre Robbing, or Quick Cabinet Poliahing, or Pale " " or Fine " " 2nd Coat. Extra Qnick Furniture Robbing, or Pale Cabinet Poliahing, or Quick " " or Fine " " or Pale Poliahing. sat 0007-SWP-000009307 T CONTENT Smoke Stack Pamts...................... - Special Lustral Enamels -........... smtmr Kettk* Emmel-- ........ Trunk Paints - .......................... .......-. SemiLtqaid Varnish Colors ................................ ........... ......Lvmtd Venetian Rd.. ....... ............. Vermilions .4. I. P ........................ .................... Drr Verms Martin Finish....... ............ Liqoid Wagon Makers* Skein Lead........... .................. Paste Woodcraft Status ........ ............ .........Liquid Yellows, A. 1. P-...... ........................ ..................... .Paste Yellows. A. 1. P-............................... ............ Dry Yellow Ochre......... ........................ ...................... Paste rut 174 108 171 175 167 k m m 171 182 MR .W IbS For Confidential Use of Representatives The prieet named in this eatahgae art mtt intended fir dialers and will mt it rtctgnixed fir that trade. "A" price* are bottom to largest barer* Sar tbe size package indicated. "B" prices are for medium to large buyers. Smaller buyer* should always be sold at aa advance of 10 to 25% over "B" prices, de pending oa their consumption. "A"' and "B~ prices are net and not subject to discount. All prices named are f. t. i. factory Where heceasary to sell goods delivered, freight must be added fnm factory to delemen flint. . If accrarity to make any conceasioua, write or wire your manager for incuwetioa*. * Representative*' Confidential Price List Manufacturer*' Sale* Dept. Agricultural Implement Paints, Machine Paints and Enamels, Bedstead Enamels and Manufacturers' Sundries. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . PAINT AMO VARNISH MARCHS famsm: Cimtaos. Cntaasa. NMt. Msaram. kooooa.Cooatts Omscs ant aagnousts tw Paiaaim Cmta BSSh U.S. East 110 81 0007-SWP-000009308 Agricultural Implement Paste Primers and Paints In presenting our new list of Agricultural Implement Paste Primers and Paints to the sales force, we have endeavored to so arrange the information on this line of xnatenal that it will be most accessible and easy to use. We have passed through and left behind a period of experimenting with cheaper: substitutes for raw materials employed in the manufacture of Implement Paints. We have now directed all our attention to the manufacture of these paints in such targe quantities that the cost will be reduced by reason of the tonnage rather than by the substitution of anything but the most approved ingredi ents. . In order to accomplish this as far as possible from the sales: end. the Implement Paints herewith listed have been made to conform as nearly as possible with the standard set by our Tartar Red Pastes. Having put the standard of quality where Jt will unquestionably be satisfactory for all but very special requirements, we are endeavoring to ngive! you every possible aid in the telling of these particular paints so that it will be unnecessary for the representatives to order special batches or to have samples of our competitors' material analyzed and matched. To this end as full information as possible is given opposite each paint and ou separate sheets is shown a small color card indicating the shade. In connection with this we provide a sec of small cardboard panels 3x3^ in., enclosed in a special case, of each of these Icolors listed, so that when endeavoring to interest a prospective cus tomer it is only necessary to compare these panels with his finished work m order to determine the nght shade of our material to supply him The pigments are all selected to give the best possible results as to brilliancy of color, fastness to light, durability of paint him and working qualities during application, and only those vehicles are used which have proved both safe and permanent Many cheaper paints are being turned out than these, but m .every case if care is taken to make clone comparative tests, our line of implement paints will prove the cheapest for the consumer. We draw particular attention to the line of Tartar R&s, both brush and dip,.and would say that the Dipping Tiktar Reds while they are specially made for dipping, ar^also excellent for ordinary brushing work, but the line iS CONTENTS FACE Ando*---.................. Liquid 172 A. I. P. Primer* and Colors - ........... ................... Paste 154-161 A. 1. P. Striping Colors......... ......... Paste 165 Aluminum Paint-.................................................... Liquid 181 Aluminum Paint Primer........................... Liquid 181 Aluminum Paint Thinne r...................................... .Liquid 181 Aluminum Bronze ......... Dry 181 Blues; A-1. P....... Paste 16CHM Bedstead Enamels-.............................................. .liquid Btcvclc Baking Enamels....... Liquid l"u Black Baking Japans................................................. Liquid 17^ Black Air Drying Japans............................. LiquidIan Bulletin Colors -.................................................... - Paste 165 Coffin Enamel-- ............. Paste 171 Conduit Pipe Paint ..................................................Liquid 1*3 Core OiJ................. ^Liquid 174 Dry Bronze....... ........ -.......................................... ; Dry. ll Express and Delivers* Wagon Colors................. Paste 171 Elevator Paints........................................................ Liquid 173 Flat Black*........................................... Liquid178 Flat-tone--.............................................Liquid & Paie 1/, Furnace Black-....................................................... -Liquid 174 Furniture Wax**-..................................................... Paste 182 Furniture Graining Ink .......................................... Past* 182 Fillers........... -.......................................................... Paaic 182 Grays. A. I. P............................................................ Past- ltd Greens. A. 1. P............................................................. Paste 158-15^ Green*. A. I. P ......................................................... Drv 14 Galvanized Iron Primer.................. -.....................Liquid 174 Gas Holder Paint....... ............................................. Liquid: 175 Gas Engine Finishes............................ Liquid & Paste 174 Gas Engine Enamels...............................................Liquid lo'< Golden Oak Stain......... ........................................-Liquid 182 Gold Bronze................................................................ Dr\ 1st Handcraft Stains-.....................................................Liquid 183 insulating Varnishes and Compounds -Liquid & Paste 2U1-202 Keg Paints................................................ Liquid: 1:7:3 Lacquer*: Liquid; 172 Lithographer's Varnish ...................................Liquid !75 Lustra! Enamels......................................... Liquid 16V Machine Enamels.................................................... Liquid 170 Machine Paints and Fillers....................... Liquid 176 Mahogany Stains (Special)...................... - Liquid 183 Maroons.A. l. P-...................................................... Past, IAj Metallic Paints-- ,................................. Part*- 165 Metal Protective Paints.................... Liquid 17> Meter Enamels......................................................... Liquvu l*iV Mill White-.--- .................................. Liquid 173 Mine. Mill and Factory Color*..............................Liquid Non-Corrodifalc Acid-Resisting Paint.................. Liquid 173 Oil Proof Machine Paint......................................... Liquid 17e Petriloid ------ ...........................-............................... Liquid 172 Pole Paint.................................. Liquid 173 Premier NonFading Red. A. I. P...................... Liquid IjSt. Premier Non-Fading Red. A. I. P........... ......... Dr* 1*4 Primers A. L P......................................................... Paste 154-155 Reds, A. I.P *:........................................................ Paste 156-158 R&ds. A. !. P............................................................... i)n 164 Reed Primer--........................ Liquid 172 Reducers. -.6 - -.......................................................... liquid 17c. Rubber FinisU................. --................... .........Liquid 178 Skew Lead-:.............................................................. Paste 171 tjo 0007-SWP-000009309 AfitMltmi ImytonMt Nimn (Cnt.) --///'/ MU. 318 8rn frimtr (Dip). Weight 17.50 lbs. pergal. Dries in from 6 to hn.; for dipping, should be re duced 10 to 12 lbs. on bare wood and 12 to 14 lbs. on bare iron; for brushing, 14 to 16 lbs. on bare wood and iron. Particularly well adapted for dipfwork. 308 Onm (DruaM and Dip). Weight 19 lb*, per gel. Dries to from 5 to 6 hn.; for dipping, *r'/A should be reduced 16 to 18 lbs. pergah'forbruiihiBg, 18 to20Tb*.prgal. Gives brilliant green shade for both dip aod brush work. 301 Tallow Primor ((ftp aod Mwah). , Weight 16 lbs. per gaL Dries in from 8 to 10 hm{; for dipping, should be; reduced 14 to 16 lbs togal.; for brushing, 16 to 18 lbs per gal. Gives splendid results for both brush and dip work. a bbi*. ;B ajj ...A........ /- ..{r&T.......... J.. \ of Brushing Tartar Rads has been added to raeet extreme brushing conditions. The line of New Wagon Box Greens, No. 366, No. 367 and No. 368, is specially recommended for all A.I.P. Green work and should be sold in preference to anything else. They are of sufficient strength for any ordinary implement painting either brush or dip and are of good, bright shade and exceptional durability. Non-Fading Wagon Red, Light, No. S23, is a rod which if now being applied on more wagons than any other red in the market today and is distinguished by the fact that it is almost absolutely permanent and ant oaly retains its shade on exposure but also in the warehouse, so that material shipped from the warehouse that fans been painted several months is just as brilliant at when tint coated. This is the red we are aribog to several oi the largest wagon makers in the country and should be given pedal attention by every representative. Of the other colon such as Yellow*, Blues. Grays, Maroons; etc., one paint of each type hat been sHecfctd which is beet adapted to the needs of the trade and the assortment should cover all ordinary requirements. n 0007-SWP-000009310 Agricultural Implamant Paints (Cant.) A. I. P. MDC 403 Tutean Rid. Weight 17.30 lbs. per gal. Drict in from 6 to 10 hr*.; for dipping,ehouid be reduced 12 to 14 lbs. to gal.; for r f/Sbrushing, 14. to 16/lbs. - 405 Bright Tutean Bad. Weight 16.25 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 0 hrs.; for dipping, should be re duced 14 to 16 lbs. to gal.; for brushing, 16 to 18 lbs. ' t i 499 Implomont maroon. Weight 16.50 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs.; for dipping black iron, should be reduced 12 to 14 lbs.; for dipping bare wood, 10 to 12 lbs. to gal.; ror brushing bare iron, 16 to 18 lbs. and bare wood 14 to 16 lbs. Pro duces an unusually at tractive shade of maroon. a'C ) 501 Fromior Non-Fading Bod, If, Weighr:15.40 ibs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs.; for dipping; should be reduced 14 to 16 ibs. per ga!., for brushing, 16 to 18 Ibs. /, ' r f. ( t 517 Tartar Bod Light(Bruth). Weight 18.50 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs.; for brushing, should be re duced 16 to 18 lbs. per gaiJ Recommended particuUrly for brush work. KhbU. S <r............ $* 1 /6 A. ...A.*/? j'/v .......... *. gfc' Sf6 Agricultu ral Implement p a s t e p h i me s s a n d p a in t s A. I. P. PRIMERS pc j s r 318 Catumnt Primnr. Weight 14.50 lb*, per gal. Drie, in from 6 to I hr,.: for dipping.ahould be reduced 10 tol21ba.; for brushing, 14 to 16 Ibt.ro gal. Splen did light gravity Primer giving good mult, for both dip and braeh work. * cc t , 303 Pink Primnr (truth). Weight 20 ibs. per gal. Drie* in from 6 to 8 hra.; for dipping, should be re duced 14 to 161ba. to gal.; for brushing, 16 to 18 Ibe. to gal. Primarily for brush work. Gives good results, however, for dip work also. 'C Jc / 318 Pink Primnr (truth and tip). Weight 19.15 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 5 to 6 hrs. for dipping, should be reduced 18 to 20 lbs. to gal.; for brushing,20 to 24 lbs. per gsl. Primarily for brush work, bat also gives good results for dipping purposes.. ^ , Mjh. X bbi*. .JM ..??. .4 /A . .. A../f 31S find Primnr (trunk ana Dip). Weight 16 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs. ; for dipping bare wood should be reduced 8 to 10 lbs. to gsl. and bare iron 10 to 12 Ibs.; for brushing bare wood 12 to 14 lbs. and bare iron 14 to 16 lbs. >M.......... cj/t 0007-SWP-000009311 Agricultural Implement Palnte (Coat.) * t c ' i/ 366 00m Waff0/i Box Or00H*Q. Weight 18-20 lb*. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hr*.; should be reduced t fol lows: for brushing bare iron, 14 to 16 lb*., amd bare wood, 12 to 14 lbs. For dipping black iron, 14 lbs., bare wood, 12 lbs., primed iron, 12 lbs., primed wood, 10 to 12 lbs. to gal: :~f i f. 365 Apph Groon. Weight 21.40 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 8 to 10 hrt.;should be reduced as follows: for brushing, 16 to 18 lbs.; for dipping wood, 12 to 14 lbs., and iron, 14 to 16 lbs. to ga\il. (o( 371 Fronch PtrmlaannoonnttGi roon, L. Weight 18.90 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 8 to 10 <hrsi:; should be reduced as follows, for dipping. 12 to 14 ib*. to gal , and brushing, 14 to 16 lb*. ( af 373 Frtncfi Pormanent Qrton, If. Weight 21 nibs, per gal. Dries in from 8 to 10 hrs.; should be reduced as follows; for dipping. 14 to 16 lbs. to gal., and brushing, 16 to 18 lbs. 379 Frtnch PormanmJ^Groon, 0. Weight 19 55 lbs per gal: Dries in front 6 to 8 hrs.; show 1 d be: reduced as follows: : for dipping, ,12 to 14 lbs. to gal., and for brushing, 14 to 16 lbs. 7&r. 'dr:. f HbM*. B /o s'/*''/+ rtfr f 1 Agricultural Implement Paints (Cent.) - {/c StS Tartar Kid Light (Dig). Weight 15 50 lb*, per g*I. Drie* in from 6 to 8 hr*.; should be reduced 12 lb*. per fa]. and uaed for dip ping purpoaea, primarily. V *> ( ' ' SIS Tartar Mad Stadium (Sruah). Weight 18.20 lbs. per gal. Driet in from 6 to 8 hra.; abould be reduced 16 to 18 lb*, per 8*1- for brush work. A popular ifaade among the trn4e. ., / DDO. . a ........... *r Kbfcta. 'Hi f7-y s* B ,.i S20 Tartar Mad SSadium (Dig). Weight 14.80 Iba. per gal. Orica in from 6 to 8 hra.; ahoold be reduced 12 lb*. id gal. for dip arork. *t * * -? Sit Tartar Mad Daag(Mruah). Weight 18.30 Iba. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hra.; ahoold be reduced 16 to 18 Iba. to gal. for bruah ( C rwork. v S22 Tartar Mad Daag (Dig). Weight 14 Iba. per gal. Drie* in from 6 to 8 hr*.; abould be reduced 10 to 12 Iba; to gal. for dipr work. 'C S' f a S24 Sgaeiaf Wagoinn Mad. Weight 23.25 Iba.-ppei'gffl Drie* in from 10 to 12 hra ahould be reduced 24 lb*, to gal. Splendid coffer ing power. Particularly adapted for one coat work. y r /C'tf-' *ST r'/*~ rtf*' // ..t 1 1. 0007-SWP-000009312 Agricultural Implement Paints (Cent,) A. I. # . YCLISWS Jy7 322 Canary Tallow. Weight 21.30 ib. per gal. Dries in from8 to 10 hrt./should be reduced at follows: for dipping. 14 to 16 lbs., to gallon, for brushing. 16 to 18 lbs. . f w { bbb. B % bbls. B r/& ,,.r............r& 325 Farm Wagon Gaar Tallow. Weight 20.20 Ibsi per gal . Dries is from 8 to 10 hrs.; should be reduced as folfows: for dipping* 181 to 20 lbs., for brushing, 20 to 22 lbs. per gal^A/^ /&: ... .c........... 341 Light Chroma follow. Weight20 65 lbs per gal. Dries in from 8 to 10 hrs.; should be reduced asufol lows: for dipping 12 to 14 lbs., for brushing/ 14 to 16 lbs. per gal^ ( 4'/r. A../A. 342 Stadium Chroma Tallow. Weight 23.20i lbs uiper&al. Dries in from 8 to iMbhrt; should be:reduced .,as folfows: for dipping, 14 to 16 lbs., for brushing,,16 to 18 Ibi per gal. 9i,/^ q'4:.. .J.P... 345 Oranga Chroma fallow. Weight 21.35 1 bs. per gal. Dries in from 8 to 10 hrs.; for brush ingj should: be reduced 22 iba. tonga). /n'/y // V A. I. P. SLUES 421 Light Blua. Weight 17,35 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs /'should f'h.. be reduced as follows: for dipping, 14i to 16 lbsi.t for brushing. 16 to 18 lbs. per i e*i- Agricultural Implement Paints (Cent.) C // S23 Nan-Fading wagon Bod. Light. Weight 18.40 lb*, per gal. Driet in from 6 to 8 hr,.; for bruthing, hould be reduced 18 to 20 Iba. per gal. Produce, ligbt, brilliant shade; ab solutely permanent and should b e introduced wherever possible. bbb. X bbb. B // // . i. r. ait tens 309 Nnm Wagon tin Onon, L. Weight 18.20 lbs per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs.; should be reduced as fol lows: for brushing bare iron,14 to 16 lbs. .and bare wood, 12 to 14 lbs. For dipping black iron, 14 lbs., bare wood. 12 lbs., primed iron, 12 lbs,, primed wood, 10 to 12 lbs. per gal. SC 6- 867 Nnm Wagon Not 9non.ll. Weight 18.20 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs.; should be reduced as fol lows: for brushing bare iron, 14 to 16 lbs., and bare wood, 12 to 14 lbs. For dipping black iron, 14 lbs. .bare wood, 12 lbs., primed iron, 12 lbs., primed wood, 10 to 12 lbs. to gsl. s* F F ) 0007-SWP-000009313 Agricultural Implement Palate (Cant.) AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PASTE PAINTS AND PRIMERS. (Color Samples.) 473 Htdium Slut, 'eight 19.20 lbs. per gal. DL>rnieesa in from 6 to 8 hrs.; should be reduced at follow*:1 for dipping. 14 to 16 lb*., for brushing, 16 to 18 lbs. per g*>- .'/// 424 Dttp Blue. Weight 17.60 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 6 hrs.; should be reduced as follows: lor dipping, 14 to 16 lbs., for brushing, 16 to 18 lbs: per gal. . *f Vs //- + .//fr............../ f.?r............ .C. . - y. .. ..r7 '.77 .... .... /cA/^ 1 'if A. I. P. ONAVS 380 Light Gref. Weight 20.80 lbs. per gal. Dries is from 6 to 8 hrs.: should be reduced as follows: for dipping, 16 to 18 lbs., for brushing, 18 to 20 lbs. per gal- -^/4 - 39f Medium Grey. Weight 20.20 lbs. per gal. Dries in from 6 to 8 hrs.; should be reduced as follows: for dipping. 14 to 16 lbs., for . brnshing, 16 to 18 lbs:, per ** .jAr 7 A~ f'A f f r'A- 301 Yellow Primer (Brash and Dio) 303 Piok Primer (Brash) 316 Pink Primer (Brush and Dip) 309 Green Primer (Brash and Dip) 319 Green Primer (Dip) 315 Red Primer (Brash and Dio) 518TartsrRed, Light W 519 Tartar Red. M (Brash) 520 Tartar Red. M (Dip) 521 T"r&h?'Dwp | SSSM ttlMST | 10 T t. 522 TV,Jr D S2< Special W,,on Red 0007-SWP-000009314 OftY COLORS. for tundry tmmjttifmttvron' M. REDS 701 Premie:Non-Fading Red,M. ^ / e K Tartar Red, L...................... '( LU* " d .................. -/ sx w>l* tm f./f B * 5 5 ft J v e r mil io n s 733 Orinoco Vermilion,......... * .1.; 7 A^/^ Genuine English Vermilion Orange......... ..................... ^Ct>...................... ................... Scarlet.,............................... {r c .C.-J ------ .... ------ Pale.......................................... ' f .......................................... Extra Pa!.:............................ '/< /.(/ ........................................ Deep...................................... /S. ........................................ Extra Deep..............................4' t C A... .... ......................... (These prices arc subject, to market fluctuations and will be tarnished oh application) GREENS. 756 Wagon Box Green, L../^ ^ C /. /*^j X 757 " " " 758 " " " M..lrcL .. " j3 D.../< r f... syi YELLOWS. 780 Lemon______ J. ?. C. f). 781 Medium...... {>?../. .C. 782 Orange........... (A. ^ J.. /. 783 Dark Orange./..". C/.Afr .... . *. . r.. Extra Chnsmo. 784 Lemon........... /J>C/i 785 Medium......... 780 Orange...... ./.=?-</. .7. 787 Dark Orange . J.s. C !>. XT.* . X. . Me. 1. 788 Light '.......... 789 Medtu^i..... / 790 Orange--------79J Dark (grange C / 6. m *4 MX MX MX MX *3 lj 3 3 7X 7X 7X 7X . .. .. .0.. t M M 16 m *xx *__ MX >. . . MX .u. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PASTE PAINTS AND PRIMERS. (Color Samples.) 368 New Wafoa Box GfMB.D 365 Apple Green 371 Fr. Perm. Green. L 373 Fr. Perm. Green. N 379 Fr. Perm. Green. D 322 Canary Yellow 424 Deep Blue saaM Mirr i is a? 390 Liafet Gray 391 Medium Gray 0007-SWP-000009315 vaaniaa eoLone luauin). ro ataaina. Can alao be bnubcd. Mo. Coo Green........ 8bi " ------*802 * ........ .<iA.cc. .tr.f.A. O cc * "3 804 80s 806 807 80S " ** " " " ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ Z.f.f..*/. .Lf.AA .O.A.ck. .c,.c.c.%. M..ZA.f. 809 " ........ .LX*<L *815 Olive Green. L. S16 " " 817 Bronie " M. . Jf, .<./. .Cr 8ao Blue............ C?*c $22 " . . .___ .t.i.A.Tr. $23 " .. .... 825 ............ A.r.A.% 8at> " ............ t- <# c 829 ............ #840 Maroon....... H-n 845 - *848 849 .1 X.f/I. 86j Spartan Red L. .Ca Lk *864 " M. *8oc - * D.. .k.f. .... Special Spartan Red.Zy.7.. tkaa 5iOC>B 1 30 1 30 1 >5 I 3 1 30 1 IS I 30 f 3 1 3P 1 3 I *s 1 30 1 30 t 15 I 30 1 30 t 3 t 15 t JO 1 >5 1 jo 1 5 I 30 ! 40 t 30 1 36 t S s* *SloCti l. or ever I 90 I 20 I 5 t SO 1 20 1 5 1 20 i 20 t 20 1 20 1 5 1 20 1 20 1 05 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 s 1 20 1 05 1 20 OS i 20 1 3 1 20 t 20 t s .. kbl<. jefaU. or 'S >5 oo 5 >5 00 5 5 S *s oo >5 5 oo >5 5 OO >5 oo '5 oo 5 5 $ 1 j ' if ? iwaaaiuaa anuatao i aUlCK ORTINQ Put up is 5* P. C. JJ3 Striping Vermilion ......... 553 Red. ......................... A.A.A... SfiJ Bln*............................. 573 Cbeorne Yellow, H /.A. A..'... 59 White............................ 55* Black.......................... t leaned. aarxaujc waiam v c ms t ia i* aao. ml l o w o c mh c Tw t c ) Metallic Brawn, "H"................ 'C</,.U v................"7 Iron Ore Red, *T".................. ' i ifu 4** English Venetian Red, "H"... f T..." 4j 4 " A"... ' * X bhl*. llbh. $jfy Ik S% gg ^ 5* Speriai Venarira Bad*37t > y7> French Yellow Oehre, "H1'... /ciS. <* " "A"... ? J'.C. S* Sii STAMDSHD SVLLCTtN CO LOSS (PASTE) ftr $lgn board, bultrtt* and waJ! work. * <C 77 "* , *s,,, Dragon Balletic Red (Piste) ,5r *>777^ Tartar Balletic Red (Pane) 4*0 a, tfh/ 40 26 >*5 s` B *( jf,, *7 <HT JO 0007-SWP-000009316 mc'AL LutrrjML c n a mc l s . Have splendid brushing qualities. St St Icat tb*e *5C1 s* cel- Ion No. leu or over 600 Green................... &&?.< 601 15 x 5 I 4 1 40 602 1 40 t 3 603 t 55 45 604 605 -< .Lkfit'. 606 < ............... 607 - ........... .(Zc.r. 608 - L6.C.J x 55 I 4 1 55 1 55 1 55 I 45 t 3 1 45 1 45 1 45 609 *615 Olive Green. L AJt.'.b. 016 " " M.X//A. 1 55 X 40 i 5 x 45 t 3 I: 40 5* , loir or over I 3 1 3 1 20 i 35 1 35 I 20 > 3S 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 20 1 3 belt. So fI. lots Or wots I 25 I 25 X 5 3 j 3 t 5 x 30 1 30 X 30 I 30 I >5 25 > 55 I 45 > 35 x 30 1 40 1 60 1 60 1 60 1 40 1 60 I 30 1 50 . 50 50 30 I 50 1 20 1 40 1 4 1 4 I 20 I 4 >S 1 35 1 35 >35 5 > 35 1 40 1 SS 1 40 J 55 1 30 l 45 1 30 * 45 I 20 i 35 1 20 1 35 1 >5 t 3 x >5 1 3* 1 9 55 1 55 1 85 1 45 45 .... 35 1 35 1 30 1 3 670 671 672 *7^ * " o........k.C.rf.y x 55 x 55 1 55 (.HP t 45 >45 x 45 txJ.o -- .... /J.'? 0/0 A- 6 A A %.% .. ./* / tfS AS. 7i * fO -Co fl- va (s \ acorrcao c n a mc s s (uauio). nsaiiro. 7^JC White Primer........... .. .. jfj vWhite Finishing........... .. t ae -vFvory White Finishing. .. i ye `primrose " .. 1. TfAi'Ses Green " .. .. kuc ^Robin's Egg Sue Fin ... '" 'Shell Pink Flushing.. .. i ere /Emerald Green " ........ , < 4v vSilver Gray " .. .. Rose Pink " .. .. (f aeSWillow Green " .... Fr.Penn. " " .. .. u &c j CinuM Fiaiihiag...*. ,C <?r^Vennilion " ...$G .. { rd- < Dead Ebony Fni: .. :C Maroon...;.. .. Baby Blue....jfctv. at. .. Apple Green, L^M.&D. .. B 1 60 2 05 * 5 x 95 95 1 95 I 95 93 > 95 t 9S 2 10 95 * 35 * 75 95 95 95 95 5* B I 50 95 .... 1 Is 1 85 I 85 1 S5 1 85 I 85 1 85 I 85 2 OO J 85 . >5 2 65 I 85 I 85 85 I 85 bbit. B . .. > 35 .... 190 199 > 7 > 70 170 170 170 > 70 17 185 17 210 * 5 170 170 > 7 170 > \ VERMIS MARTIN FINISH. SAKtNO. for SoOttoaOo, furoHuro, moooitg work on* Oooormtlng. Bronte {Dry)......... ^ f per lb. 6 *j Bronting Liquid Finishing........... Satin Finish------ C S0 / .7.7.A.J. .... B a *j 4 00 4 00 B * >5 3 90 3 90 ) ) 0007-SWP-O00009317 KMCM AMO Siuvcnr WAMN OIAM (MtTC) Ground in Oil tod Japan. , ^ ** fiC 1002 Light Yellow........... .................................(t ig 1003 Lemon .............. f.9.. ?r........... /f so 1004 Medium " ..._____............................ >a 1017 Pet Green, D.. -.... f *: f..... ........... .1020 ft. Perm. Green, M. J. .? /V.C_____ & #1022 ** 41 44 D..A 1032 Carnelisu Vermilion. A.l4 .fv jgA*** 1033 Orinoco u ./AAA 1037 Soecial Vermilion, Ex. Deep..-. 17. *1047 Brilliant Blue........ ......... .. . ......... /r 1048 " D........../Hf. *1103 Premier Non-Fading Redi M'S :}.`.jrj. *1104 " * ** > D/.J.9^.. 52<0 22 *_3_ ij IIOJ Carmola Red____ .. J. <?-<?. /T____4. 25 1075 Gear Primer, Pink....ry........... ................. 1076 < U Gray____f. ......... 1077 *' " Yellow. ./ r?.7.7................ T J.*. .6 >ij4.i7X W^4 *-11 <4 / if J.f. 2 4*"? fjf. 1* 30 21 31 *3 *5 *5 5 White.... WAOOM MAKERS* SKEIN LEAS tRASTE>. For gtti*g Tkimki* &t**t Sktlti* m B .^r 5* 3> bM*. sue bbU. it 4* SPECIAL COrriH ENAMEL (PASTE). White. Ax. . '1. 't'AA tgfi USA* KETTLE ENAMEL (LIQUID). tX#' B * 35 * 35 A* | . 25 A.A* , 25 4 LUSTAAL ENAMELS (LIOUIO) ft lost Jini**ig m */ and woetf Mr/aet. *Black.............. 4.3. .7. A Bronte Green Dark Gray. Green, Dark . " Mediui " Light, 5 Indian Red...;1 Maroon, Dark " Light Mediate Blue..7.CX Olive.................. STL?' Rich Red..........<r.C.:A. SiWet Gray... .7. /. f.C Steel " .../.<<fi Vermilion.... .K. 7.X3 /:(^2 Pullman Color. C. /.-dr, SAS ENSINS ENAMELS (LIOUIO). Aar fNea JfoMA/ay eaeu on. Eat E.gt.w, are. Black.................. ^ZIL. /;A#"r <0 Bronte Green. XA.TP7. AW.1 Dark Gray... LAAM. X Green, Dark.. x.3.7.?/ / .*-, " Medium u. 7-C.. " Light. 4.7 7,5* Indian Red...,K / /&l? Maroon, Dark. L.i.C. " . 1 " Light C-i.-T. ..r. r Medium Bine..Z.G.Qfr. 1 Olive..............LfL.7,(. t.< 1 Rich Red....L.`r.AA A7* 1 Silver Gray------ ZZP.1Pr ,, 1 Steel " ...JLh /JXj . t fA. 1 Vermilion.....i.C-.C.i. L/A 2 -- Pullman Color. 7-^7- C. (T / .ifaf' 1 70 (i 1 45 60/i-..4t-Or,,1r 4*55 1 6a 1 60 iHSV 1 75 ' 75 75 /'.%r 75 to 4.if *5 / >p fs 45 2 00 /**< 1 so X.aoBdbs. bbb /n#V 1 60 '-fS 1 * 45 WAT i 60 I 60 .. t 60 . i do 45 / J* 1 60 .., 1 io vf5r 1 70 , 45 MCTCH INAMCL3 (LIOUIO). Ft f/Mf /d /c A e 3f wtf Watcp Htttra. Black M....a..r.o..o..n... ....... Red f................ {A<>.7........... t9 B I 35 3 OO t 60 * 55 % t-Jhf 5 90 5 45 0007-SWP-000009318 ARIDOQ (LIQUID). MKKtN OUT TNI MOISTURE." A aanttarjf ^iot forvmmvim, motto rmmt, oto. ta Pare Whur.. Mr. '."fO Cream...... Light Rose.. Canerv.. M:: Silk Green.. Pea " ... Ash Gray.... ..7J.7.. . 1 70 1 TO 1 70 /" B i 6s . A. .. 165 t 6s t 65 I 6S .65 t 6s cbW60 I 60 I 60 I 60 t 60 l 60 I 60 RCTRILOID (LIQUID). "ARTI-DAMP.* For wail *d foumOatio* wrk. u 5* Black............... (. J:f. X. .. .f* I oo Dark Brown..7^.A. l oo . Z'f 9o ..f". 90 kbU. B Jr* 75 75 White. KICO PRIMER (LIQUID) fop rood im# u/iUow work. B ^5<rc f* 1 *5 bbU. B j v t . 1 05 LACQUCRD (LIQUID), far t/yi a*4 otkor motai work. BAKING B Blue. Lights. A.JG. /,-*? 1 35 " Medium,------/ . " 135 * Dark AY.f A. (.00 I 45 Bronze ..A&CAA,. Py 1 60 Gold.. .. . * . I 60 Green... ..5.4*. 7. ltwP I 70 Red:............................................... 170 Wrought Iron (clear) 4?(P 2 20 5* AGO X 20 X 20 / *? J 30 /.itf > X I 4$ 45 / <hf I 55 1 $5 yep 2 10 AIR DRYING Blue, Light AA.Cf. " MediukerT (JA. " Dark .'.J.C.A. , A.4.0 1 10 ..?. 1 to Jt-/0 t so Bronze .. ..'Vk/VT. J4P t 70 Gold........... 7.1-iA. 170 Green ...U.i/.. A.>e 1 35 **4..........1 35 Biwk.....fc.^r. ?r Joe i to Wrtiaght UfdCkO), *-.( x so TrlnsparemC <fZ l-.O.'f1 50 ff 95 95 1 05 /.Se> 1 50 / ip X 50 1 20 4 1 20 if /:ff 95 10 Aft 1 35 .f.p . r.. l` 1 to I 10 I so t 35 X 35 f 45 1 45 I 95 I* *5 85 .f.Q .0 X 95 35 . P, . X 35 4.0 l to 10 !&> 85 95 AfO 1 *5 lUQUfQ). S^ A "B Crom..............., .. .<.............. %.'yiZy,, \**9 3 10 Gray ..........S4.>c..-v-..Vi.............. ..fe/.fti-:.. hACP s jt Chrome Yellow, L. M. O. ft D...................... J. fiV , j o Robin's Egg Rue..................................... .. L 1, X.'' . I.-.*.? 3 10 Pea Green .......................... .. fe /. A . J.-ep 310 Hew " .................................................... ,b/.J>.r AxUltXj Coach " .................................... .............. LA. 4-.f<T 3 85 Olive " ..................................................... 4-.0P 3 10 Marshall Field Green................................... U..<?.. O.PtO a 10 Tan-.......................................................... V.r.f.r.?.. Jr.Tf S5 Hoffman Brown...................................... .. JLJ.C& Ar/WT 2 85 Orinoco Vermilion.......................................... L / .AT.'.. d *? 3 10 Palo Alto Red--.................. ....................... ffA..AMf.. >p p 4 10 Carmine ...........................................................A.C.C.... Antiqac Broam........ ..................................feA/AA.. Tribute Roe.:........ ...................................(uPtAAT,. Yale " ...................................................kA.Af.'y. Imperial * ...................................................A..7. <.<? j-.O* i.-PjQ J-fiO P-PV 3 60 310 3 10 | 10 3 60 Green, D...................... ..................2 ls Black,Fust Coat............................................ A./.7..M 1 35 Black................................................................ Or.'.t h/4 13c Baking Enaesel Filler (Anti-Rust)...............y.t&f \ 5 White First Coat and Finishing. ..AAA...--. !< A. (j. 3 35 1 ) WACMIHC CHAM CL* (l io u io ). ft a/fA yWtt jt.Uk tm fmt mmklmtri, mtttf k*rfat Black................................. Bronze Green..................... ..'Tf.Ji&f' Carmine............................. /'Gi-''r- Green, Light....................... -Dark.. Wine. ........ ........ .J.^AS.C.. s 50 3 *5 4 00 s 50 s so 3 *5 xa * *5 3 00 3 75 * *5 * *5 300 5* 2 DO * 75 3 50 2 DO 2 DO * 75 AB .J.. 8 rUIOAF H bbU. A& 7 SDK. .4 ; J J 0007-SWP-000009319 LsOAocAg. <3CcCf~ a A/c S- /* ___ 'Ar- "0: / *> <jy (S3' / 0- / ^ /is fr7'<A C4s '^L,<JC . &-l^T . Gecct-fi/ir* sTT V r (3 * "A" '`'J- & /V A <2 /^ /-t 0007-SWP-000009320 TWIN* MINT* (OBON-UOUia). pa*s Oil-low I Tern Cotta. 5 Olive Brown 6 " * 9 Brown. ft " . 12 " . 13 - . tj Drab .. 16 * .. 9 " -- 20 Olive.. 2! " .. 22 23 Dark Green 24 Deep Brown *5 " " /4~ C / H /- C C > t.r.f.f.;'. /'rrr7 '{tC. / <- C 'C ~y;/? yyyrz fv c / r 'A~P. /.. t 00 t 00 1 00 1 00 . too . I 00 . I 00 I 00 . I 00 I 00 . 1 so 1 00 I 00 r 00 1 eo 1 00 fS B 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 9S 95 95 95 MS MOLDCR MINT (UOUIO). Brown......... 100 Red......... .t. too ...' 85 *5 ff. B So Bo LITHOOIIAPHCft*' VANNIBM (LIOUIO). Prices represent minimum adtt&net, which may be quoted mer market price on raw lm*eed oil. Where local conditions favor it, higher prices than the minimum limit should always be named. AH O numbers......... .......................... No. 1..................................................... s UN. 13 14 *9 34 39 " 5....................................................... 44 When quoting delivered prices, add freight where rate exceeds 3 cents per gallon. 4* NOR*MM0MU MI0 RCNtCTIRn MINTS lUMiO). ft pratacU*? metal fnm ett wl their feme*. M' 3* Bropn..../:/P 1 so l:?.c I fo Black. . ,................ v. 1 * ..T. 1 to Ml; B s bo 1 00 eonouiT mpt min t (l iq u id ). for omkorfrotmO mork. 5* Sack............7r?./...............7.P go ,.&0 B 70 KCMl SOLC MIWTS (UOUIO). irwa e4 tttur Mimttmr turfmmg. XkW. ud Uls. Na. 690 White............. { B (AP I 30 B J:4\f 1 15 /`0 6 X to ..77691 692 % Olive Green tCtiftf I 0$ Drab. &7AJ. ..4. *05 Olive Green,43T 6. J. ft 95 //p.p. 1 OS Derk - Ajt/rX t-Af t 10 1 00 ..V. _ 1 00 9 .,fr 1 00 1 05 \-$P 95 :fP ll US If* I 0950 00697 *98 Brijbt Red ..'f.f.ZL Maroon..." \f. t'Ac. ** A&f 1 90 JO ;/r 8S i-.pp 1 os vW. 80 fo J Slate... Red.... Brown. CLCvavoit min t s (u o u io ). /f pteimoxterioro. is s* J: IP I 10 (:?.? I IS 90 85 rats .<? K.f.Cr. ../! 90 . ./^ 85 .. r. / eo B I IO 7-p So 80 BoceiAi. mu. w mit c (u o u ib ). fmr latmrior mm. / ' I 40 I 40 I 40 I 40 I 40 I 4* 0007-SWP-000009321 MACHINE MINTS AMO flUU (Wrt). far Ina mrfmm. Machine Pains, A, B .4*. .7.4 f " " C, D, IU.-J " Paint, Red .......(. " Jet BlacV3f*,fP, " " White.. " Filler,Dark______f.fc " " Red____ ,.V.: , " " Maroon /.<?A} 1" " White ...1 iST/~> " " Dark (Special) ..Iff s* 7% 7U 'V 7U 9 X Mb aad Mb. Black.. Gray.. Oil PROOF MACHINE PAINT (UOUIO). far Half fat ialatlag aaata aa fat mmatlmarg. yC a *s I 65 h e d u c c r s (uouio). far ntaalag aarmlataa, aaamata, ata, far atpglmg I Bedstead Enamel Bedstead Primer Baking Enamel Handcraft Stain Woodcraft Stain Furniture Varnish Implement " Paint Special Varnish Vanish Paint B9 Reducer Pf n *yT .. ?o 35 *1 /:T C&V41 35 ).Af < ifj.2 , o K`M ct aS 70 f P-V-, 7 e.(i/i.j*f-? fio < 9S7-: <7/ /is. B `5 60 *s *5 10 60 60 50 80 70 iF .*S B 55 50 1 05 ` 5 1 00 SO 5 40 TO 60 PROTECTIVE PAINTS PON METAL OURPACCO (LIOUIO). far gnaaattag nut am* praaarvlag matal atraataraa. Metalastic No. I.......... ............. *74/?f.. " " l.JTf.&.-.f.?/?.}. i : ;' '.7r/:A?- " " 6. .'?<? SV? Liquid Red Lead................. ,, B /:>.< Il 35 * 35 1 5 ***. 1 40 l *5 1 35 Mb. B />* **w*' I 30 I 30 /iiiC 45 Ml A 7* Ap-.o 130 Roof and Bridge Faint, Red, Brown, Black & Gray..........j.............. v . . fif *5 V ^ *>' Sc I OU ENOINE FINISHES (PASTE ANO LIOUIO). far aagonaataf aarfaaag KMb. aed Gas Engine Primer (paste). XT > Sq 6 * Filler * . SM Gas Engine Primer (Liq XX. '.-,*** I *0 * " Sealer, Dark `7,,- fit {? I to " i " Maroon "7 JtfP. (:9!0 l TO `` Red /*#*> 160 " " Green j,CaO 1 jo PUMNACE SLACKS (UOUIO). Aw faraama fraata, rtara haste, eta Gloas Finish.. 1 00 95 B *6 85 OIL (LIOUIO). Aar faaaarg aaa. Premier............ f./ifA...... .T.. Capitan............CtZj.i?.......... Mb SMOKC STACK SAINTS (USUIS) Hr MF*4MtW Salamander Black..... ............. 90 Red........ &A4.4.............. 1 55 ** Yellow, Mwi///,...... 1 55 Mlt. 85 80 Gcay... aALVANIZCO IKON PNIMCN (UOUIO). 7a araamat aaaltmg af falatlag eaota. it 5a A-.&C.C ...... 1*05 AtfTD t B(So Mis. / a457*5 0007-SWP-000009322 LACK JAPANS. SAK1N0 IU4UIOL li ' 5s ' bbls. Premier. A. 7A.5.. . Lock....C.7.* C .. Radiator .C. 7- .. Climax:.. .7.C.in. Premoi. .C. .T A <... t *0 , 3 /-**r i$ ,e& *5 :.r<? 85 7 75 / IO 1 *0 :T< I OJ .Co 75 75 S Co /r A?. i1 10 95 *5 85 55 Premier Black Baking--Highest grade for typewriters, sewing machine heads, and any work requiring highest finish end most dura* bihty. Works freely under the brush and finishes with a brilliant lustre. Sets in ,15 to so minuter and bakes hard enough in 5 hours at 3000 Fahr. to admit of rubbing and polishing- It can also be baked at a higher temperature for a shorter time as follows: 3 houn at 3$o Fahr., four hour* at 300 Fahr., and eight hours at 3$oO Fahr. Lowest temperature produce most elastic and durable results. This japan is supplied in brushing consistency. No additional thinner is advised!; Lock Japan Black Bskiing--A dense, elastic black which cover* any surface in one coat-made to set up quickly to avoid runs and consequent lack of covering on uneven surfaces and corners. Produces a high gloss durable finish. May be reduced with; one part naphtha to two parts japan or for belter grade work use one pan naphtlia ito three parts japan. Bakes in j hours at 350 Fahr. or in 4 hours st 300 Fahr. Radiator BUck Baking--For work requiring a good grade of japan that will stand a high temperature without becoming brittle. Is supplied in brushing consistency and bakes with a good gloss in 2 hours at 400 Fahr. It can also be baked for 8 hours at 300 Fahr., and 6 hours at 35 Fahr. 1 Recommended for sewing me* chine stands, coal and oil stoves, and carriage and saddlery hardware. May be thmned for dipping with equal pans of naphtha. Better gloes and texture are obtained by using one part of naphtha to two of japan. Climax.BiackBaking-^Thisjapan is used largely for dipping. It has good bodyi and can: be reduced!equal parts with naphtha. Can be baked at 250 to 350 Fahr. where coal or cuke fire is started at 5 o'cl >ck' and reaches maximum temperature in 6 to 7 hours and work u left iniioven |to cool until morniog. Recommended for shelf hard* ware, coffee nulls, registers, ventilators, etc. Preroo Black Baking---Intended particularly for use on springs and a general line of wire goods. Reduced one pert naphtha to one part japan produces a dense, elastic, high gloss finish. May be re* duced more or less than th'e above, depending on results required. Bakesi'iihardi'iniriiiiihour at":3'50^':Fih'r;'" i ^ * ruT-wm iuauiB). * >, fwr Urn Aurora Yellow.. . ./.nx.c-.sf. Buff....................... Buff Stone........ / r /a 3 Cocoanut Brown.. / sr")*f 4 Cream............. '. '.A.i.x.7. Golden Brown.... ./:r.4.c.J$r Ivory..................... Lichen Gray.......... A.'f.J.tf Maple Green.. ./. 47. Old Gold... ........ .!. X. /. 7?. If Pale Olive.............. / j kr C Purl Gray___ ____ Shell Pink............. .(.x ./.AaA Silver Gray........... A Tf: /&. White..................... ./.A./:..< * -rr~ fUT-TOl ft artttttc abc*ae*a / matfs. mft/mfs **4 iatarft moo4mtk fa kmrmkta et effects. No s* 8.30 White........................ -- 838 Silver Gray........... 83a Cream ........................ -- 839 Buff Stone............. *53 Ivory.................... .. 8*7 Pearl Grav................ Old Gold................ Buff....................... Srq Shell Pink.................. - 843 Pale Azure...... S26 Tan............................. Bright Sage......... *37 Lichen Gray.............. .... 848 Pale Olive.............. 835 Golden Brown......... 8*4 Cocoanut Brown * . 8*5 Aurora Yellow......... S44 Delft Blue.................. ... !3K ... 14 8*8 Fresco Green........... 836 Maple Green........... &2? Pompeian Red......... ... 18 846 Rich Maroon......... 0007-SWP-000009323 LACK JAPANS. AIN OUttW. IS Fwmier....P.,/f. Track........C.ZJ..*. Implement .X*7*<Ar.. No. 5.......... CJ&. 0*9 60 .*v 55 If SO 45 bbli. %\ if % * ? 3* Premier BUck. Air Drying-- Used for brash work. It recoin mended for use on iron railingt, etc., where s food lustre is required. Dries dust free in 15 to so minutes and hard in 4 to $ hours. Fur nished ready for application. Trunk Black* Air Drying--Has good working and flowing prop erties. Dries dust free in jo minutes and hard in 6 hours. Has good gloss. May be thinned with one part naphtha to two pans japan or two pans naphtha to three ofJapan, depending on resuks required. Implement Black, Air Drying--For use on implements, rough castings and iron work requiring a dense Mack. Haa exceptionally good covering properties. Dries dust free in no to 30 minutes and hard in 5 to 6 hours. For brush work no thinner is advised. For dipping reduce with one part naphtha to two parts japan. 1 No. 5 Black Air Drying--Suitable for rough castings, boilers, sheet iron work, etc.! For brush work one pert of naphtha to four parts japan, and for dipping one part of naphtha to two parts japan is recommended. Dries dust free in 15 to no minutes and hard in 4 to $ bonis. Now.--Salesmen's report should state I. Baking temperature. . Baking! time. 3. Number of coats. 4. Price now paying. 5. Amount of thinner used. . Annual cousumption. 7. Goods now using. S. Character -ofsurface. FIAT BLACK* (UNUIO) Air Oegtmg. Ebony Back..................,...........{fftdjf.................... Bauer Barif Finish................(a./././.................. Egg Shell Finish Blacu............ + .... . Premo Flat Black............. ................................. Flat Black Finish for Wood............... is /MO 1 60 . . t do . 5.._^ * 60 I'*!*. *35 X-Jr.O 1 50 Rubber Finish. At*/*#. /tfP j 40 5* B /*/w 1 5 ................. bbit 6 /z&P 1 10 S-0p in k , mu. a f a c t o k y c o l o n * (l in u io ). j If.. K u s* kbit. 1 1 : ; | ! 9740 Light Yellow.... #741 gP " ... 9742 Drab ................... 9741 French Gray........ 9744 Stone.................. 9745 975* 9746 9747 974* 9749 9750 975* 5939 5*55 Dark Drab.......... Hack.................. Tern Cotu........ Leather Brown... Mom Green.......... Bright Red.......... Slate..................... Dark Green......... Gray..................... White................. I 30 1 3 I 3 t 30 1 3 1 30 1 30 1 30 I 30 X 30 I 3 t 30 1 3 I 30 X 40 1 *5 X *5 1 *5 1 if X *5 1 *5 X *5 2 *5 X aS 1 25 1 *5 Xn t *5 I *5 1 35 X no X 20 X 20 X 20 1 20 I to 1 20 f 20 X 20 1 20 X to 1 20 I to 1 20 I 30 f 15 1 15 X 5 X 15 1 ts 1 *5 1 '5 1 S I *5 t *5 X S 1 15 I *5 1 15 I *5 i ni I 0007-SWP-000009324 MANDCAArT STAINS (USUIS) fiw KMwM artUtfc tftsmea foroltoro, mmtoro InUrlort, eta. t-*>c ' Antwerp Oak............ *--r vBog Oak-................. e'ictfBrown Oak.....----- y.^c 2, Cathedral Oak.......... i'-!,.'. //Early English Oak -. t . < t flemish Oak............ '.g -c Fumed Oak............... v .< f^Old English Oak-----rV/t-Tavem Oak........ Ssc "/Weathered Oak........ fV --"/Green W eathered Oak //.* <?#'Mahogany------ .... liecc Walnut..............j ... u 17& 2 00 .... .. :.. 2 00 2 00 2 oo 2 00 200 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 oo 200 2 00 2 00 St 1B85 .,:-.i . 7.. 1 85 i 85 1 85 1 85 185 1 85 1 85 1 85 185 1 85 i 85 1 85 Bbls. <*#175 -r-. .>... .!.. "... "... "... l 75 1 75 1 75 175 i 75 1 75 175 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 175 mv TAINS (BPCCIAL) , Handcraft Mahogany, Mfer/?Extra Dark No. 7550 . 'Handcraft Mahogany, /eW^Dark No. 7491........ / Esrmanent Mahogany '^T^Stain No. 700, Light . Permanent Mahogany AeOSfStain No. 700, Dark Is B 2 00 . 2 00 %C. l oo .... 1 00 St B '..4f 1 85 185 .i'C 90 .... 90 Bbls. B 175 175 7.C.. 80 80 No. 7550 U also Handcraft quality. bat i darker tbaa either Handcralt Mabosany (standard) or Handcraft Mahotanr Dark No. 7091. No. 7491 is of Handcraft quality, bat considerably redder than oar standard Handcraft Mahotanr. No. 70S Stains, (eneralir known as Acid Type Stains, are of the best possible shade and tooe for all first-class finished woodwork, indadlnt pianos and hith-trade furniture of birch or mahotanr. They are abaolotely permanent and fast when exposed to stronr litbt. Iotermediste shades between lifht and dark can be obtained by the mixture of the two Stains io eeryias proportions until the desired shade is procortd. Tbase Stains are inleaded for the hixhest type of Mahotanr finish on hircb and aabotaey. and will Jiass a tendency to slixhtly nine the train of the wood. Because of their pendency to do this, their one tbould be recommended nceotdintlr. t J ALUMINUM MINT PNtMKN (UPUIB . Hr mot aedsr dmafaem f*Mt Se ft mmt krUHamt an# toreMs foitk. Gray.----- ;.4.^.r.C...,,.............. **45s tfe i 'j j ALUMINUM POINT THINNCft (LIOUIOl. Hr as to mixing towns* ft for thinning Aluminum faint. ciT bbls. % At?.? ,*40 '</' Qty ALUMINUM NNONZE (ONT). acnnw Tor CAWS. No. tf# , .5 95 9 C. M. F. L. Aluminum XXX " " A... Brilliant " ........ Silver Bright * ........ C. M. F. L. Gold XXX......... " A.............. Verms Martin......................... No. 10,000 Gold..................... " 5uoo " ..................... " 1,000 " ................... ; IK. is 3 o t 50 I oo 8o 1 50 2 OO i 50 *5 t to I oo par os. 40 35 20 35 3 S 20 *5 ALUMINUM PAINT. 3>'f 3 50 0007-SWP-000009325 GoldenOtk rvnNITURC MAININO INK IRATTC). for imitott** om* or *Hur mood*. S* .It 22 *5* .B B *9 ruRMtruitc w a x <r at c ). for fumtturo ftmtaOirg, ote. B 5* B *5 *5 B k***s **% ... aiX if.* SOLSCN OAK STAIN (USUIO) for omodr$ otoMm$ mo*. B *g kbU. B ' 35 5 .Xf~ *5 vooocitArr s t a in s (l is u io I. Early English.. ;*({ '{i<L. 1 50 I 40 Weathered Oak. iso 0 1 40 Mahogany, Light ltil " . .*. 1 50 t 40 Mahogany, Dark/ f/.L 1 JO ,f. a t 40 Cherry............../tf.l I 50 Vt.\ i 40 Famed Onk.../.Y.<: . 1 50 m . 1 40 Modem Engliah. 50 Green Wothmd/^^^ I 50 tt t 40 1 40 bbls. 1:19 , I5 .... .a4! a * O . a* . .A. !) t *5 1 *5 1 >5 1 25 25 1 25 s-sr riLLCsn (parrel. Hr fUUmf epaa-fre/aed uwaka Antique Oak. V I '* Golden Dark** ^7^ * 7)4 Light * * *..........*2 Red " . Transparent. lZ6c.&' Mahogany... ............... 7)4 7)4 7K 7)4 -*- Walnut........ ,-P 7M^-". Early English iSa KbUs. ad bUs. ,B )4 # 6)4 6)4 6)4 6)4 6)4 6)4 6)4 0007-SWP-000009326 SPECIAL PR1CESTO CONSUMERS ON Q. D. COLORS FOR CONFIDENTIAL USS OF SALBSMEN ONLY. "A" prices are rock bottom to the largest buyers for colors in 5 F* C. 4<B" prices are for large buyers entitled to less than the regular dealers' discount of 2$ per cent off list on colors and 20 per cent off list on blacks. Smaller buyers should not be sold at lower prices than 25 per cent off list on colors and 20 per cent off list on blacks, and met friu* should always lie made instead oflist with discount. Small trade sheute net be sold from this list. For such trade use the Q. D. list in Trade'Sales Price List. Prices per lb.<--oet weight. SLACKS Ivory UroPi XXX. . list. /rtf nd $0 55 - XX... AR ne 45 " X__ At/. et 35 English Coecii, A.. Special.......... ............ .... .1.7 ?.. c f*K rte eh eh 30 30 Chem. R.ePd Lamp. 7:<f.. eh 30 Special Black...... '.9.. $& laitjff. S.. ht 3 22 MO* No. 40 French Carmine/7(T5Ure) French Carmine, L" No 140 French Carmine^ o,*S Carriage Maker,' Caroline^/ Vfc Spsm.'h Carmine...... .h/t ***% Special " -- Eng. Vermilion, L. a D - /.. Empre'Sc.irJel..--. ./J.fyT.. Iroquois, L. a Carriage Painters--.--4Ct.-?r/. Paio Alto..............MA F./fGlaee) Aatec................ y . --. Heuian, LID. fP j t H Amer. Vermilion,, i.. a d -^44?.v A-jr oy oy tt ny aoj 7 00 4 S 3 00 3 00 3 00 2 *5 1 50 1 os i 05 1 os 1 05 1 05 So 45 Representative*' onfidential Price List Manufacturer*' Sale* Dept. Quick Drying Colors, F. F. Color Varnishes, S. R. Color Varnishes, Undercoatings, Etc. Th e Sh e *w ih -Wil l ia ms Co . FAINT AND VARNISH MARCUS rsmain : CuvttMs. Cmimm, Rnu*. RTsut. loneoai, Sm. Satis Smats aaa waasMMast ia Miaoitu emti B5SG C.S.Ea 110 27 0007-SWP-000009327 Prices per lb.--actaraifht. REDO (smt)--OONTIMUU. B tatt Striping, No. 4S4- 32. -(Solid! hit 3 IO " " 47*8..-?>--______ TJT fr i 05 ABral, l_ * D.. ? i.KT. 3,7^f. . f.. fr Ape/ OuH&KHe: 1wo.S.'46 fr Automobile, L. k vtlytC /KH tt Tnxedo, L. k vt.S.L&'Si'--.tJ.ili . tt Imperial.......................... H f.f U. ..".. Rich Carmine .f'.f'.C. (Glare j tt tt Astoria.............. .`r^UifSh " je3 it Roxberv..............r,/.C............. /TR tt Wellington......... V:.'f.7r'..,.. 4A Piedmont...........iT.C. yJ3r. /KqL Opaque Carmine^ f-/ . .Wff tt tt tt Mohawk, i_ a D.Af.-Jfcf.Vr ..". at Gear............................. frjf.fv.,/ . .*. an Premier Noo-Fsdirtg; 6*4 Ex.tr . .*. an Electric Vennilion.... . .t. an Brilliant " L. kfy7C/.~.i~ .. an Orinoco " Permanent M D 1 L-.4ik *0 ..*.. sit Special, L. (4596)......... V>VVU *" Barmeae........................... 5/. 2.33. an English Rose Pink._____ .< 2C.. Majestic....................... rf.' C. {l. Carthage,,.. /. ..?. an an " ah Century ................... t.P.kP.. Ji.ei no special, L. (4578)..______ At. no " D. (4609)....................... no * No.4315..................,.... Ai/f. ad Tnrkey................................................... AT. ny Csnoola, 1.. a D af Tnacan ..._____________ (. '. PC, ..* ao Indian......................................................AX as Royal (Venetian! ........... -. <=?.. T.V. hd t 05 I 05 80 So 80 So 80 So SO 80 65 65 65 65 65 65 OS 65 <& 65 65 65 65 ;o 50 50 4a 4$ 38 42 36 30 WINM (a.artl m Wine Color, D ......... jf. S?.. " Special, No. 4*09.......- Wipe Color, B..-------- ;=^-7- > 47- Vienna........ ..Uc.fx.7... CV7. Sirifian......................... /.r..T.v... *y ny ny ar ar Js 4S 44 40 40 j CONTENTS. Q. D. Blacks......................................... * Bluet .......................................... u Browns .... " Colon in Tubes " Grounds .... Grays......................................... " Greens .... " Lake* . Paste, << 44 44 < <4 " 44 PACK 203 306 206-7 310 205 306 307-8 20s " Reds......................................... 44 *03-4 " Standard Express, Use A Hail Colon .... Whites. Wines . " Yellows . 4 44 44 44 209 306 *04 308 Elaxtic Drying Gear Colon Glazing Putty . ... Free Flowing Color Varnishes Solid Rubbing " " P. M. Body Primers " Body Fillers (rough stuff) " Gear Primers " " Surfacers . . . " Fillen .... 41 44 Liquid, <4 44 44 <4 44 <4 214-5 5 212 211 *4 214 214 314 214 Anto A Carriage Uadercoatings Paste A Liquid 213 T 1. ) ) 0007-SWP-000009328 Prices perlb.--net i eight. BROWNS (***)--OMTWUCO B list Portland Amber................Av.Ct?. Hoffman............................4rf?.P>.. Bay ....................... Golden Tan........ .......... 71. A. Seal....................................4>r <?.*?. Quaker.____ _______ ..Jt.SrA.L. Pullman, l . a D /A r.ir. lih/.'r.. Light Tar_____________ . Raw and Burnt SxaasJFJF~JA`9. AlfC ad . f.. d d . ad ad . ad . ad . 7.. ad Atf ao 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 38 Vandyke.......................... ..(AX.. AA ao Raw and Burnt Umber,/A^.^AX , . af 38 36 GREENS <n! Milori, ./4&. F,0. Marshall Held____..IniffFC. f./9. tt tt Fern Leal, L. .w. a \JrJJJ.~T.vJF ff.R sa Emerald.................... .... tv Rockaway ....................... JJ 'A'J.. A. F. na Concord............ ............. itk AJr. . .*. na Olive, L. M. a oHC'Jj C. t na Carriage Part, L. a uS. fJ. ?MJ>~. A. na na _______ __________ ._ `}AT Automobile, L. a J. AF. Bronte ..--......... AT.J.. AS. Special Bronte, No. 47Z4 ...... A F. Newport, L. K. a ufol'fcFf.llfrF. . .*.. na na na na ny na Buckeye.............. ............................... . * ny Palmetto,E.a n .5 fJ.~. A'A nt Eng. Surrey, L. a iF?`tr H`7.ty'. AF. nt Columbian......... .............jf.G.4i,. A.H. Cilia.......................4 tc *.. ..?. nt Crrro.L. M. a cJr2sii~. Jr. #7/. . J.. nt nt Special Pea, No; 4744.......... . nt & Extra Coach, l . x. a . . ./>.. ad Adams Express............if.J.C.Q... . f.. ao Ohio ............__ ;mao Trojan, L. a D.. . - An. ad NeW iMenimac, L. a u.Is t a t... A.P. ad Panel.............................. .4... A d Special, No. 4694........... ...... H.X. ao " " 1362........ ...>.. ... ao Victoria. .................... tT.v. / V... . ao 80 80 80 65 60 55 55 55 55 SS 55 55 5S 55 So SS 5 55 55 55 55 55 5 55 45 45 40 49 45 45 45 40 up 40 *7 LAKES Prices per lb.--net weight. y B fist Eng.Poiple#Dp.*Ex.l>p.XXX(Giaxe).... syy Eng. Crimson, XXX .i'A <T.. *4/ffl.lT syy * Eng. Scarlet xxx..xf... " __ nty Munich, XXX........... /a ,. "APFnyy Carmine, xxx............. /./Ch.. " avy Mauve....................F.FJtA. ``AYY hry Yellow, XXX...... 7 (c.. " hry Green............................ >nCCfC.. ** . r.. hry Purple.................... A'6'. C~.C. *' T\7" hhy Eng. Rose, xxx------- t.C. .V;. " TX- rv Chatimuc................... J.rJJ.,. " ft Maroon ........... ....... JHr. . it Covering,.../ C: .... -. ft Claret,.......................... /. K .FlfGUte) A F ft Coach............ .. ft.. * TX tt Carriage............ ....i.C'M........... AFF st 600 6 00 500 4 50 300 3 50 250 2 50 I 50 t 20 too 1 00 1 00 90 75 65 Colon marked not carried in stock, but ill be ground to order. GROUNDS tw) . , Carmine, Spec............ .. X/k . A.f. nr Carmine, D. .T-7fC ftG.tF'y. A?S. nr llercules Red, L a Df.v&v. r.C. ATT nt Vermilion......... .............. JrSZ.ZG/. A.A. ad Red, L. Spec., ...------ X.ifUFf-Vp. ar Red, l_ a D. >56/r:J r.df.U. . ... ad Astoria Red, L................... AVT/X. . ar Carriage Painten' Red, lAfi&JC/j. .*.. ar Palo Alto Red, L........ i/rSZ.J.S. ..1. ar Mohawk " D.............ar Iroquois " D----------------- ".... ar Hessiin " p.------- .Jv ar Chatimuc Lake............. .. S.fr. $. -- AS. ar Aztec Red......................^.ty.F.Q.Q. A.A ar Blue, L. a D.. 7.X AT. ar Green, Lt................... t-, k AJr, A.A ar Wine.................................... 4-MC.f. AH r Blue, Spec........... ........ & J. JJ~.7.G._ AF ad Blue, Dk. Spec ____.XF.'tT.Jyfi ..tu ny Blue; Extra Deep........... X.y.ttA AF ny 55 55 5 44 42 44 41 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 40 44 44 45 05 0007-SWP-000009329 . Prices per lb.--set vci ht. CMtCENS (MmneONTiNuiD '{.I Napier.------------- /.'I.'C'SL. JT.F. u Sm......................................$.!T.e%. sa Hunters.......................,\.4. .?.. Ag. tu Lincoln. ........................*., na Berkshire........................ `k.I.l.Q.. 4%. nt Special, No. 1384............................. CCrt 0 " " 44*1---------- ------- .... " " 4451---------- --------------" " 4819----/C....... Gear Olive.................. JA.i... .<?.. ...... no `XiL ao tt ao iTyf ao 65 6S SO 5 50 40 40 40 40 4 TCLLOW8 (nure) . Npi......................... '/A. T ot French.......------- fAS.(Glare) &T tt Gold Imitation............ /.f.7. A.f: na Dutch Pink.............../.V.#.(Glare) V.H m AntomobUe, LK.il)_____ /ftp. on Brilliant, Lit Tf/P&zP ..'. on ftrenmatie .................. jf&Jcf. ..'. nn .Perfect.....................,.......... nn :S Canary........................................................' nn Jamestown .........................AS nn AftPnmrose............................. nn Palo AUo........................... nr Strew Color.................... /A t.-SZi. AA Special Golden Ochrr.. .4. AjrJ. AJm aa Golden Ochre.......................... '.%.7T A.. an Yellow Ochre...................J-Afli, ho Metropolitan Clean.........f. Tip. Ac. AIT. ny 1 00 80 55 SS SS 55 SS SS SS SS S5 5 45 45 40 35 34 38 45 r'f-V . OKAYS tfrert) . . per4b.--ect veiebt. c AC B list. dhAntomobile Gray, L a D4.-?.V. J. . *7.v. nt Cream ...Aff.Cj.. nt 50 SO Stone " i:PC(7. f.. nt 50 Special " .... .ft /. C. 9.. nt SO Green Stone.................7. PTJ. . nt 50 Aoto Drab.................... .. i .7. /.47. r.. nt 50 Silver Gray....,.........JA&.S'S. 5.. nt 50 Flake .............. ................/.V.V.. Special Flake................. H7. AA. A?. Ft . Zinc in Varnish..., .{'t. Hearac.................. ........ ...... Fr. Zinc...,................ ..CtAfsPL. Silver ............................. White Lead...................... fi.-fT 4^?. .5., .O, H-.P. na na njr ad hr 50 50 45 45 45 45 40 aS Majestic Purple,......... ..A.KfT.A $ ^ Motor ....... ifX /rf. Ultramarine Violet Aj. 77. .'r. t. /. fFrXAt olt Cobalt.............. ^ .VX-... (Glare I ^ Permanent, L. sc a n.f&Cu.'rfrA G4.7l. ft ft Brilliant ............................7A4r.S7. Prussian................ ................Lv.J., Sapphire, L. a r.~. P/./tA Imperial, " *r.A<f.lrJrJ.&. Chinese............. I/AJ.. ^Copenhagen................ ..4iAS. A. Limousine ...................t.S.7.4.V.. Regal.................... WAL *A. ft ft ft Ensign, l . a u ifi.Qt~ Cadet................................fA.flrjL , <.. tt tt tt Kingsbury......................... fjAA.Ajt :.Victoria............................ jRf/K. a y Tonneau.......................... A&tfiKl. tt ty yk Motor.................................. /fA&'/lr Anchor.............................. .A'.'STiT,. Ultramarine...T.&.... .(Glare) Yale. L. a D. &J&Z- jhp Q, Balkan.............................. A&jrft. t'tA <V. a* nn B. & O. Express........... (i4.C.4T. AQ. ad . ,SKOWNS (n)/ ,, Antomoule......... .....iis.Ap.. re Antique, i.M.1 T>H}3$r*X?A. Cleveland......................... m nn ChoeoUte.......... .............. i * . %. nn I 50 I 00 I 00 t 00 1 9 1 00 90 9 90 99 VO 90 90 80 80 80 80 7s.;. 75 75 70 70 60 55: SS 45 65 65 55 55 0007-SWP-000009330 COLOR VARNISHES, Elastic Drying (Liquid). All Color Varnishes are pot op in I gal. t v . cans, screw top. Colors marked not carried in stock, but will be ground to order. Solid Rubbings dry to rub in 48 hours. Solid Rubbing and Free Flowing Colon Hated under same name are approximately identical in shade. SOLID RUBBINGS, Elastic Drying (Liquid) Vermilion;............. .. -- 7 . Durbar Red, L........... /. P. ft/,. Durbar Red, d ......... .... (c. Carmine Maroon......... Gem Red; Rubbing, /.in &A. Palmetto Green, D... . a .7uf, /. Calls Green....... 4. L Bronze Green...............A. Acacia Green........ Pj '&'K English Surrey Green. x&P.jtk 7. Newport GrteiftTttr'f Rockaway Green............ Olive Green------ ------ - .7P.C. J. Peerless Green, L._______ Laurel Green, D........... .............. Trojan Green, L., Is .4 7;A Green, L. UD..k 477X6.4 fiil Four Day Ebony............ Black Body Japan..........k J.<7.'X^ Jet Black Body Rubbing/4 X.'T. Black.................................Xfi.XKt Jet Black..................................JX.f.7. Cuyahoga Black Rubbing?4TXT Spec. BIk. Var. (or In. i&c4t/. A.MT 3 6o AM* 2 6o 2 6o 2 6o 77. XT 2 OO 2 IO to to to to 8s S 8S 85 85 > *S 1 85 * 5 * 35 2 25 -L 2- OO fi/fT t 75 MAT t 6o TAMOARO EXPKM, UKE AND MAIL COLORS (n*Tt'. Prices per lb. --net weight. / B list 0. S. Mai! Red..................r2?<, AT sy While.. /& Air. ny 65 so Blue...............A.lT.i. ST ft Adams Exii Siam!. Grespy/C '/t/T no u AT.P sy Amer. " Blue . // ft X ty /*c*> Vermilion. ff sy Pacific AfrJ4r ** . sy /' f e Yellow .. Ar*K' Southern itj/C Green ... ATT" ao c. s. VenniHon AT sy /4ArL ** 7* uhn 9 45 65 75 65 *5 55 45 65 1 50 " / y/C Yellow.,. Welis Fargo Exp. Stand. Blotedv?*^f. X 44 44 ** ^^V^Vcrmilipn ty sy 55 75 65 Armour & Co. Stand. Yellow Jt/.'tC ^.a " na Swifi & Co. fCTt/ Vermilion... /i//r sy 55 65 0007-SWP-000009331 FREE FLOWING COLOK VARNISHES. Elastic Drying--(Liquid). Free Flowing Color Varnishes arc lighter ia body than Solid Rubbing, work easier, sad cover more sur face, Dry to; miss in IS hours. Can be tubbed with pumice, stone and water. Pat up in I gal. var. cans, screw top. Colors marked * sot carried in Rock, but will be ground to order. Vermilion..................... B. T 3 75 Rose Lake....................... Scarlet Carmine............. VA A r.. Durbar Red, L................. 7<.:A. Durbar Red,; LD. ............. Sf/TJT. Sterling Red .... .. X. f'.T.'f*J.. Opaque Carmine . .. . 7 3n :Am 3ar oo 6o tivr \: a 6o m- a 6o a 6o Carmine Maroon..... XtA. r.sr. #Auto Gray......... .. .Ifr.ltfA. a 6o a 6o Platinum! Gray...... @.*7. Torpedo Gray:;. e e X dT& Jr ff. Colonial Cream, L.... XI& X/X.. . . a 6o .... a 6o a 6o Virginia.Cream, L <& "OfAXXIJ.. Sapphire Blue, i.............7A f.4+- Meteor Blue.............. IAmAX. . . . a 6o . Vv * 6 Limousine Bine, Z> .. X f.JJXJC. RegemFurple..7.A~/f. AHi 6o Pneumatic Yellow..... .T.CA.Q. Auto Yellow................... /.f.O.fc AfCT 6o 6o Devonshire Green .... AdX-.C.y English Brewster Green 7SAiI. Palmetto Green, D... J'.S.J Acacia M ..............7.C. CA, Rockaway V.C.FA. Olive - J.t.F.X Peerless u h. Brewster i Green, L. a D........... V.. ... Buck.................................. Jet Bl*ck............................7j C.C;$. AKT #,K.tT. 6o to to to *S S 85 n.9e..i *S a oo a oo I 4 NET PRICES TO LARGE CONSUMERS ON QUICK DRYING COLORS IN TUBES (Paste} Small trade must net be said fram this list. Far suck itade see Q. U. tube list m Trade Soles Fries List. per doz. net No. 40 F rench Carmine (Glate)jllb Tabes, net, 3i5 oo " 140 4` . .. ** ,< j 50 French Carmine, L """ 9 00 Carriage Maken'Carmme " 11 " 7 50 Spanish Carmine............ .........................(Glare) 3 50 EngUch Vermilion, l .r ................. ... 435 Striping Red, No. 450c (Solid) 375 " " " 4718........................................... a a$ Iroquois Red, X. 4 D....... ......................................... a 3$ Carriage Painter*1 Red . ........................................ a 25 Automobile Red, L. 4 D..................................... 2 25 Imperial Red........;....................... .. a 25 Artec Red;,.............. ............................... .(Glare) a25 Mohawk Red, L. 4 It............................................. j50 Empres*Scarlet............................................... 225 Napier Yellow..................................................... 300 Colombian Yellow, l . 4 D............................................ 150 Chrome Yellow, L. ir. o. 4 Do................................... 170 Perfect Yellow........................................................... j70 Brimstone Yellow, l . m. D.4 d o .............................. 1;o Gold Imitation............................................................ 150 Striping Black...,......... ............................................ t50 Green Lake;. .................................. (Glare) 300 Milori Green, I_ M. 4 D............................................... 270 Extra Coach Green, L. u. 4 D.................................. 150 Fern Leaf Green, l . K. 4 D.............................. 150 Ceno Green, L. at. 4 D................................................ 150 Verdigris Green -............................................... 375 Prussian Blue............................................................ 235 Ultramarine Bine;............................ '.....(Glare) t50 Imperial Bine, L. 4 D................................................. I50 Arure Bine..................................................................... 150 Striping Purple ........................................................ a25 Bay Brown............................................................... 1Jo Flake White :................................................................ tjo Silver M .................................................. 150 Ivory P ....................................... Special Flake White for rtriping,............................ t50 The above colon arc pat as in large tire collapsible tuber, varying is1 weight; according to nc balk of the color. Noe: 40 and (40 French Carmine. French Carmine. L.. end Carnage Meken' Carmine are put ap la If lb. tnbea net Weight- Only the colon named above are put np fa tuber. t50 0007-SWP-000009332 ELASTIC DRYING GEAR COLORS-Ctmtmu.d. GREENS/Paata.) Prices pr lb.--net weight. list EclipseGreen, L K. a D... it a Ct -'TaP *a 65 Willow " I.. *D2* ttti Si 65 Druid " *<*'?/}.& sa Pluto,.':,............... .. /f'//... " . tt 6S 65 pea........................Brier...................jiliA.F *` r j . m sa sa 65 65 Victoria_____ .... K./ eT .V " Riverside, L. a nAv.iTL r.4 *<'' sa ' * sa 6S ! r SLUES (Paata | Dal ft, .................tsaes 77// Perfect ...f.W.Glare) < iT.-f7 Opaque. - -./? J( Z.------ ` . r.t oo fa fa i os 90 9 BROWNS (Paste) Carriage Painters r. is * cs *?/T to Olive.....................{r.'J,.V.. ' -^3? no 75 5 YELLOWS rPasle) Century ................ -- Is * 5 Jonquille, L.aD.rC " Chinese, i_ ,m. a .. 5 65 65 GLAZING PUTTY/Paste) Dark............... ...........................is a $s Red.......... ac.f.y.,... * Yellow...... iJ. ZZ/f hs ..:. hs ..... hs 20 20 20 No t *--All u B * prices are net and not subject to discount. ``List*' prices on Elastic Drying Gear Colon and Glazing. Putty subject to discount of......per cent. AUTO Jc CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS. Tluse pricesfor large trade oniy^ METAL BODY PRIMERS r /LIQUID) A, B fd. 7 /-Gray . ................... Axy 2 15 tiltf-S-if Rea.. 5* A. 200 BODY 7L? "^"7 Coach 7'4 v " ir-ytJ y i/il c~ " Red 155 *51 K.iu BODY UNDERCOATS Price* per lb - , (PASTE) A BA ifjC? Coach Body Rough srsS fyje fjG?- Red..''.. GEAR UNDERCOATS , ,, (LIQUID-BRUSHING) A, B AB $2 ^Coach Gear Primer Dark... /tT* 1 65 70?/* t 50 7/pc u purit... 16; 1 50 < Yellow. fh J. T z 70 HS.7* 1 55 fi/4-C " " Red_____tfrTTJ( I 65 1 50 /*/ M* Maroon. S'jrfacer Red ,. BUck.. Filler, Black.. " Red... 05 .1 50 65 . . t 50 65 . A. . I CO 65 -V-. * 50 65 . t 50 7<r' ^ " Maroon. 65 . . I 50 / 44 Yellow. 1 65 . Jt . I SO 7 GEAR UKOERCOATS *$* fcbbis. (PASTE;) Prices per lb.--net weight ij, B` A^/ " 67*/ Coach Gear Primer Yellow. ffX^fr 1 jR V> to rCt**- 44 Filler BUck... 3?.W lotf K/* 9 RedL.au ioj^ 9 rf*3 " " Yellow . u 'X Vi* to f7^7 gs-a-g" r je t " Cream.. " Maroon. Surfacer Dark.. .*'... 11X t Jo loX 7^L7' 9 loj .5.. 9 " Pink.. 7... \Q% ' 9 GEAR UNDERCOATS (LIQUID--DIPPING) s* i As V ^bbls.Abbls. 40 ihrT*y> tfV Coach Gear Primer Dark.. /T/r/ I 7^7, Red... 1 40 . Jt. I 30 77'" \ u Maroon 1 40 .A. I 30 Filler Black.. A. I 40 .A.. X 3 777 / * Red... A. l 40 I 30 %XrSTJ^` *4 Maroon A. 1 40 1 30 0007-SWP-000009333 P. M. SYSTEM, Elastic Drying- (Liquid). , GeaxFruaers J.. BUck. ......... itST x 60 Red................ //.. Yellow _____4fyC&.: ** A6 I 60 .. . i 60 ..*.. 45 i 45 1 45 Gesr Sarfacert. / / Buck......Mfl.lh,. Red................ VA-fK... Yellow........... f&kG... 160 - 1 &> Irby 1 I5 1 45 45 0.FX x 70 Gear Fillers. 7^ Block...--&C.$,.. Red................ .... Ebonjr BUck. f.ifGki.. ^ ib7^ 1 60 ..*.. 160 ft/}/ I I5 H-XT 45 IU tf.tr x > H-XT x 45 Yellow--------- ..-.. 1 60 1 45 BdFyimraCkno(aRt_o__^t.hVJ.n#),Y?, Ji45C0VftAC/ ux v40^ BUck...____ f- " tariff X SO ftXJ~ I 35 Yellow...............S. fyf.. tbSf i 50 tirJff 1 40 ELASTIC DRYING GEAR COLORS (Paata). Prices perlb.-4-eet weight. REDS* WINES AKl> GS9DKDS. B list Royal Durbar Red: Ck. . u e 5s 7T7r oo t 20 x.ffJCt " ..*.. oo 1 20 " - xtf.iTf.p " .A. 00 I 20 " uftfv// " ..*.. oo Z 20 " "" Burgundy Red......... ** A. oo Z 20 oo I 20 Crescent " t- 4 oo Z 20 Pachuca M ^/Glaze oo I 20 Carriage' PYrs* Derby R.V.fd Euclid eifil-tfjfSff/ " Viking ...............4/J.S.O - oo Z 20 oo S$. fa 9 . fa go Bike Vermilion .. Vulcan * I~Xed Coaching " AM Parha Red, L. tffsQCftr.i'J " Sultan " ..........!h 7. * " Wine 6olor,da*j2.T$7<2rf 44 Red Grossd//TOi' ,V" Pachoca Red Gronndc/rf&fr 44 Viking Vermilion 44 " 44 4nJ? K j - ** .f.. .7.. A .. /4& r.. .fa. so so so SO r. na na na 75 75 75 75 75 S 5 50 50 50 0007-SWP-000009334 Piano Polishing Varnishes Zanzibar Piano Polithing f Finest grade of piano polishing that can be made for the highest grade piano work. It is light in color, working* flowing and drying properties being perfect. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to re-coat in S to 7 days. ' *' rub in 8 to 10 days. Flowing coat dries to polish in 10 to 12 days. Crftta/ Piano Polishing (c C: C The best all around satisfactory piano varnish to be had for the highest and medium grade piano work. It is perfectly transparent, beautifully magnifying and bringing out the tone and character of the work. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to re-coat in 4 to 6 days. " rub in 6 to 8 days. Flowing coat dries to polish in 8 to 10 days. VQuick Transparsnt Polishing 2> A very pale, high grade quick drying varnish intended for piano and the highest grades of furniture work. Dries dust free in 1 hour. f` to re-coat every other day. " " rub in 4 to 5 days, taking and retaining for the greatest length of time the most beautiful permanent polish. Hoary Piano Polishing ?*? A heavy bodied piano polishing for medium and good grade work. It has splendid work ing, flowing and drying properties, but is not quite so pale in color as the above. A verytough qnd permanently elastic varnish, taking a splendid polish. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " hard to redcoat in 4 to 6 days. " to rub in 6 to 8 days. Flowing coat dries to polish in 8 to 10 days. n Varnishes for the Furniture Manufacturing and Other Trades Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . MINT AMO VAJtNIAH MAKCNS Cu h u h i, u mn , (u . mm rn*c mi Vmi mmii tm Hi i o i mi. Oinn. Bfjs Jio gut 0007-SWP-000009335 Ntary PaU PiaM Polishing C <r Similar to Heavy Piano Polishing* being heavy in body, but exceedingly pale in color. A high grade varnish, sold dose, for medium grade piano and high trade furniture work. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to re-coat in 2 to 3 days. " " rub in 4 to 6 days. Flowing coat dries to polish in 6 to 8 days. Rubbing and Polishing Vamiohes White Maple Potithing A perfectly transparent varnish that dries hard, making it capable of taking and retaining the highest polish. It works and flows out exceptionally well. It is designed for high grade piano and furniture work where an almost colorless varnish is required. Dries dust free in 1 hour, " to re-coat on piano work in 5 to 7 days: ' " rub on piano work in 7 to 9 days. Flowing coat on piano work can be polished in 10 to 12 days. Dries to rub on furniture work in 4 to 6 days and can be1 polished next day. Wt Maple Potiehing f /C $ C Very similar to the above. Made of selected materials, but not quite so high grade. This varnish is designed for use on best grades of furniture and medium to good grade piano work. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to re-coat in 2 to 3 days. " " rub in 4 days, and can be polished the next day. Quick Trantpertnt Pnliehiep jf A very pale, high grade quick drying varnish intended for piano and the highest grades of furniture work. Dries dust free in 1 hour. , " to re-ooat every other day. 1 " rub in 4 to S days, taking and f -setainiag for the greatest lengflh of time * the most beautiful permanent gxflish. > > 0007-SWP-000009336 I Cabinet or Gloss Finishing Varnishes Bar Top Finith C & c?' -3 This varnish is made especially for bar topscafe tables and other surfaces subjected to severe usage; and will not turn white, spot or crack when exposed to alcohol or water. It is pale in color, of standard body and free working. Dries dust free in 6 to 8 hours. " to re-coat in 2 to 3 days. Extra Etartic Coach ` ^^-"1 The best varnish that can be made for high grade refrigerators, coolers, plumbers' wood work. etc. Is very elastic, works splendidly, is not affected by water or dampness and will stand extreme exposure. Dries with a full, beautiful lustre. Dries dust free in 8 to 10 hours. " hard in 2 to 3 days. Htatf Cabinet finishing C / C A high grade extra pale, heavy bodied, free working varnish for the best grades of furni ture and other finished woodwork where a fine, deep gloss finish is desired. The finish pro duced by this varnish is exceptionally elastic and durable. If desired, can be very lightly water rubbed. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " perfectly hard in 24 to 36 hours. Whitt Rttt! Finithing C Cf > t"- A colorless, hard drying yet elastic reed finish ing. Suitable for brushing .or dipping on best grades of reed work. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to pack in 36 hours. Extra fait Coach C {A Very similar to the above, not quite so high grade, but very satisfactory for general good grade furniture work to be 'left in the gloss. Famitart Coach f CJ. / A good grade furniture coach varnish, not quite so pale in color as the above. A splendid varnish-for all around gloss finishing work. Dries well in 24 hours. r Circattian Rubbing C f C C ' A pale rubbing of the highest type tor Circas sian and other work of the best grade. Espe cially recommended for Circassian auto dashes, etc. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to re-coat in 2 to 3 days. " " rub in 4 to 5 days. " " polish the following day- Whitt Rubbing f- -"5 C This varnish is intended for use on the best grades of Circassian Walnut. Mahogany or Oak woodwork where the finest, most durable results in a dead rubbed finish are desired. White Rubbing, as the name indicates, is per fectly transparent, therefore will not discolor the most delicate woods. A coat can be applied each day without danger of cracking or becoming brittle and the last coat can be rubbed to a dead finish with pumice stone and water, or oil, the second day following its ap plication. Dries dust free in 30 minutes. Mtarr Fait Poiithing (T / f ^ The most satisfactory heavy bodied rubbing and polishing varnish in the line for the highest type of furniture and medium grade piano work. Unquestionably the toughest and most permanently elastic varnish that Can be found. Pale enough in color for use over the lightest shades. Dries dust free in 45 minutes to 1 hour. " hard to- re-coat in 2 to 3 days. " to rub in 4 days and polish the 5th. Fiat Cabintt Poiithing g ^ 3 Cl A splendid varnish medium in color, standard in body and of exceptional value. It is in tended for fine and medium grade organs and furniture work. This is a particularly safe varnish for hurried work. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to re-coat in 2 to 3 days. " " rub in $ to 4 days. " " polish the following day. *15 0007-SWP-000009337 Fret Flowing Coach C C A very pate, easy working glow varnish intended for medium and ciieap grades of furniture work. Flows perfectly on any sire panel and will not powder or mar easily. Dries dust free in I hour, hard in 36 to 48 hours. Hoick Drfing Coach C *3 A hard; quick drying gloss varnish, standard in body; intended for general furniture work where finish is left: in the gloss (not rubbed or polishedj. Dries exceptionally hard but is not brittle. Will not soften up or print whenpacked. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " hard to pack in 36 or 48 hours. Trentparent Coach f t/ A transparent varnish intended for use on work where it is desirable; not to discolor the natural color of the work. Adapted for use in dipping chairs, for churns, toys, washing machines, handles, etc. It is light in color, very elastic, will stand exposure and wilt not crack or mar easily. Should not be recom mended as a brushing varnish on very long surfaces. fait Horottf Finithing C^ Is pale in color; medium body, free working, and dries with a high lustre. Can be dipped or brushed, and is intended for a finishing coat on toy and novelty work;) where a very pale varnish at a moderate price is demanded. Dries dust free in 1 hour; hard in 24 hours; t Special Flowing, i Ctach C f / A very pale, elastic varnish of standard body. Can be either dipped or brushed on chairs or small surfaces. Will not powder or mar easily. Dries dust free in hour, hard in 36 to 48 hours. hefd Drying Coach -'C-C. 3-- | A varnish of similar character to Transparent 1 Ccsach,' although darker in color, about the ^ same in body, dries harder and will success- s* Ambtrhe cs/f A perfectly transparent varnish light in body. The most economical varnish ever produced for turning out work of the highest type in the shortest possible time. A coat of Amberlac can be applied every 24 hours without the slightest danger of cracking or becoming brittle. The best finish on the market at anywhere pear the price for finishing Circassian Walnut, Mahogany and other work of the finest grade where a perfectly dead nibbed finish is desired. Dries dust free in 30 minutes, " to re-coat in 24 hours. " " rub in 48 hours. Tripoiac C A highly satisfactory all around quick drying vanush for first, intermediate and finishing coats On furniture. It is pale in color, works easily and is standard in body. It is impossi ble to make, for anything like the price, a varnish more perfectly suited to medium and high grade furniture and other finished wood work. Dries dust free in 30 minutes. " hard to re-coat in 36 to 48 hours. " to rub in 3 days and polish on the4th. Quick Cabinet Rubbing ' (: C? A varnish medium pale in color; works well and dries quickly, intended for medium priced furniture work. This varnish is exceptionally strong for its price; owing to its quickness of drying and the splendid polish which it takes and retains. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " to re-coat in 36 to 48 hours. " " rub in 3 to 4 days: " " polish the day following. Extra Quick Furniture Rubbing C One of the best varnishes in the line. Can be ased as an intermediate coater or for all the f roots, as a rubbing and polishing varnish for I rushed work. This varnish dries very quick and hard, but does not become brittle. A good safe varnish for its price. Dries dust free ia H hour. " to re-coot in 48 hours. " " sub in3 days, polishing on the 4th. 3* 0007-SWP-000009338 Special Flouring Surfdear- */' 7 "/ An extra pale transparent surfaces works very easily and flows out perfectly, leaving no brush marks. On account of drying nearly flat it requires little sanding to produce a perfect surface for subsequent coats. Dries dust free in 1 hour. " perfectly hard over night. "Pale Fleming Serfdear; Me. S J -P Similar to No. 1, except somewhat cheaper in grades same in color bat heavier in body and especially intended for dipping purposes or brushing on small surface* Can be thinned with our varnish reducer, pure spirits of turpentine or benzine. Fleming Surfnear /\~ f ? - Yery similar to Special Flowing Surfacer. A little heavier in body and a trifle darker color. Working, flowing and drying the same. golden Oak Surfacer 7/ 7 C Similar in character, working and drying quality, to Pale Flowing Surfacer No. 2, except stained to a medium dark Golden Oak Shade. Intended for dipping purposes, on cheap chairs, tables, novelties, etc. Shade may be varied by thinning with benzine, spirits of turpentine, suitable varnish, or a combination of any of them. Mixing Varnishes Main Pale Mixing C*/(eCr An extra pale, quick drying mixing varnish for japan or oil colors. Will dry dust free in 4 to 3 hours. Especially recommended for car nage and automobile trade. Medium Mixing J Very- similar to the above, except not quite so pate; in color, A very quick drier and is reconimended for the same purposes as Extra ' Pale Mixing, but not for the lighter colon. l H fully withstand longer exposure. Intended for the same purposes except where a varnish of very pale color is wanted, is a splendid var nish tor churns, washing machines and works. Hard Crying Trunk C *7 Medium in color and body, works well, dries hacd, nsd stands well under exposure. Will not crack or mar readily. JDcies dust free in 8 hours. " hard in 24 hours. First Cotters, Clear Mieeian-lae C J7 Light is body and medium in color, works very easy, does sot show laps, dries with a shellaclike finish, will withstand washing with water. Is intended as a finishing coat on surfaces stained in mission effects. One coat on top of stain producing a finish similar to that obtained with a coat of shellac and coat of fur niture wax. Will not wash up. scour or bleed any welt-made stain. Does not become ropy when standing open and can be successfully dipped as well as brushed. Can be thinned with benzine. Dries dust free in 20 minutes. " hard in from 2 to 3 hours. Manelae C -P A varnish specially made to take the place of White Shellac as a first coater. Marvelac is transparent in color,; has great covering capac ity, does not show laps, streaks or brush marks and is not affected by water, dampness or frost, therefore it is perfectly safe as a first or foundation coat on any grade of woodwork. Dries dust free in 20 to 30 minutes. " perfectly hard over night. Pate Firet Coater ~ / C A pale, tough and elastic first coater for use on furniture and other finished woodwork. It will dry perfectly hard over night to sand and to re-coat in 24 hours. 'One of the best first coaters in the line and similar to Hard Drying Coater, except being considerably paler in color. 0007-SWP-000009339 Kiting "A" cfc'/f A free working varnish adapted for general shop mixing uses. It is medium in color and body, is elastic and will not cause brittleness in mixtures with which it is used. Dries dust free in 8 hours. " hard in 36 to 48 hours. Pat* Kiting C SJ / A pale mixing of very good quality for japan, or oil colors. Pah Imphmant Kiting C, C. 7 / A free working varnish which mixes readily with japan or oil colors. It is medium in color and body. Dries dust free in 1 hour, hard in 24 hours. Engine and Machinery Finishings Hard Kachintry Firithing C / An easy working, hard drying, durable varnish. Will not soften readily under lubricating oils. Splendid lustre. Dries dust free in 5 to 6 hours. " hard in 30 to 36 hours. Pah Kachintry Finishing { "J Intended for use over light colors. Pale in color, free working, and elastic. Rich lustre. Dries dust free in 2 to 3 hours. " hard in 24 to 36 hours. Engine Finithing C, -f i A. hard drying yet elastic varnish capable of withstandi ng high temperature without growing brittle. Medium in color and body. Espe cially adapted for use over hot surfaces. Dries dust free in 3 to 5 hours. *' hard in 24 to 36 hours. Wagon and Implement Varnishes frfra Pah Agricultural Coach , / T 1 A free flowing, heavy bodied Varnish sufficiently ^ pale not to discolor the delicate shades used in * 4 Hard Drying Coater C 3 (x. / A perfectly safe, dear first coater for the best grades of work. Is very elastic, therefore will not crack, powder or dust up while sanding like ordinary first coaters. It sands down smoothly and does not allow subsequent coats to sink away or perish. Can be satis factorily brushed or reduced and dipped. Will; make a good, durable finish that will not mar or print on cheap or medium chairs when used for finishing coat. Medium in color and body. Dries dust free in hour. to sand and re-coat in 24 hours. Hard Drying Pint Cnatnr C / C i / Very similar to Pale First Coater. A highly satisfactory first coater for the price. Ertre Pal* Second Caattr C % '7 A rubbing varnish intended as an intermediate coat on good grades of furniture work. It is generally used as a second coat over surfaces or a dear first coater on three-coat polished stork where time and expense are considera tions. On work that is rubbed to a dead finish, two coats over a first coater will produce a splendid result. It is very pale in color, works and flows out nicely. Dries dust free in }4 hour. `` to stand or rub to re-coat the 2nd day. On medium priced work it can be nicely polished. Pigment Surfacers Pah Fhwing Surface!-, He. 1 i -it C A very pale, free flowing, flat drying pigment first coater. On account of these character istics it works easier and requires much less sanding than any similar goods on the market, thus showing a greater economy in use. On account of light pigment used, should not be recommended for mahogany or walnut. Dries dust free in 20 minutes. " over night to sand and re-coat. * 0007-SWP-000009340 implement work. Wifi successfully withstand all necessarv outside exposure. Dries dust free in 5 to 6 hours. ** to handle in 15 hours. hard to pack and ship in 36 hours. Extra Wagon Finishing C -C' A light colored high ade finishing varnish which works easily, Sows out nicely, and is very elasric and durable. Especially adapted for the best grades of wagon and implement work. Dries dust free in 5 to 6 hours. *' hard to ship in 24 to 36 hours. QvrabU Wagon fta/thing A pale, very durable, easy working varnish suitable for wagons and similar work. It will withstand extreme exposure tests successfully, and is without question the most durable wagon varnish on the market. Dries dust free in $ to 6 hours. " hard in 36 to 48 hours. fait Agriculture/ Coach s/ f t A light colored, easy working varnish, intended for the better grades of implement work. Will endure the most severe outside exposure. Dries: dust free in 5 to 6 hours. " to handle in 15 hours. " hard to pack and ship in 36 hours. Eiattic implement Coach C ff ?7 f A very pale and all around satisfactory imple ment and wagon finishing varnish which will successfully withstand exterior exposure and hard usage. Dries dust free in 4 to 5 hours. *' hard to handle in about 15 hours. *' ** pack in 24 to 36 h.jurs. Refrigerator Varnishes Etattic Rofrigtrator Coach C *c ^/ Qualify and price should make this the most satisfactory refrigerator finishing varnish that can be found. It is pale enough in color to be used over any work except white, and will 0007-SWP-000009341 withstand to the greatest possible extent the severe tests, such as unheated warehouse storage, submerged in water, etc. It has splendid body, working, flowing and drying dualities. Dries dust free in 4 to 5 hours. " hard to re-coat in 2 to 3 days. " to wrap in 3 days. " " crate in 2 days. / Quick Etaetic Refrigerator Coach C fC ^ Identically the same as above, only made to dry quicker. Will safely undergo the same severe usage. Dries dust free in 3 to 4 hours. " hard to re-coat in 2 days. 44 to wrap in 2 days " " crate in 24 to 36 hours. ^ Extra E/aatic Coach C .*-/*-*, See description on page 237 Waterproof, Spar and Exterior Varnishes Heaxf Washing Machine Coach C / C One of the best varnishes that can be made for the price for use on high grade washing ma chines, chums and similar work. It is heavy in body; pale in color and will successfully withstand months of exposure to the elements. Dries to handle and pack in 24 hours. Canoe Spar C. / C 'f / One of the most satisfactory medium priced finishing varnishes for canoes, boats, etc., that can possibly be made for anywhere near the price. Extra Waterproof Coach (7 / C *7 As the name i implies, a varnish specially designed to stand moisture and exposure. It can be applied to any use for which a varnish of such character is desired; Dries dust ifree in 4; to 5 hours. " hard in 48 hours. Quick Waterproof Coach f f { ' C For the: same purposes as above, only quicker drying. Drtiei s hard in 36 hours. 0007-SWP-000009342 Pah Quick Waterproof Coach cCqJ A cheaper grade waterproof varnish for same purposes as above. Baking Varnishes Extra Pat* Enamot toting (Exttrior) C * /? The highest grade of Extra Pale Baking, intended for use over very delicate tints. Very elastic and durable. Over white should be baked at 140 to 150 Fahr. from 3 to 4 hours. Over light colors should be baked at 160 to 170 Fahr: from 2 *o 3 hoars. Pah Snamei Making (Exterior) C ^ / ~J A very high grade of Pale Enamel Baking. Same character as Extra Pale Enamel Baking (Exterior) but a trifle darker in color. Very elastic and durable. Should be baked at 160 to 170* Fahr. from 2!> to 3 hours. Muamei Making (Exterior) C ^ /SJ An elastic, durable Enamel Baking, intended for use over , the darker colors. Should be baked at 160 to 175* Fahr. from 25 to 3 hours. Mata! Furniture Making C /( C ^ A high grade baking varnish for use on metal furniture, it is very elastic and durable. Should be baked at 215* to 225* from 4 to 5 hours: Whilett Enamel Baking (interior) f /J f A white, elastic, durable varnish, intended for use over white and the most delicate tints which are not subjected to exterior wear; especially adapted for such work as furniture, novelties, etc. Should be baked over white at 140 to 150 Fahr. from 2}- to 3 hours. Over tints at 150 to 170 Fahr. from 2 to 2)^ hours. Driers, Asphaltums and Bronzing Liquids Whit* Liquid Orior / f //( A vert* pale drier for lightest colors. 45 0007-SWP-000009343 Harculat Briar / C^jC A pale high grade drier of cexeptional strength. It mixes readily with oil and mil not curdle or separate. Will dry paste fillers promptly and perfectly. Owing to it* heavy body, good color and gnat drying strengths it is the most economical for the Master Painter, also furni ture and manufacturing trades. Orya-fant ^ > ^ j- This is without question the strongest pale drier and the palest strong drier on the market --will dry in the proportion of 1 part of Dryo-lene to 10 parts of taw linseed oil without curdling. Used in this proportion, it will not discolor the palest pigments. Brf-o-aita f^ The Master Painters' Drier. A strong, relia ble. economical and uniform drier, it mixes readily with oil and wilt not curdle or separate. Will not burn the paint or cause surface drying. In order to get the full benefit of its good qualities Dry-o-nite should be used as follows: Break up the pigment to be used with a small portion of the thinning liquid, and add Dry-o-nite in the proportion of one part of Dry-o-nite to 20 pans of the liquid to be used. If this is not practical, use half as much Dry-o-nice as any other drier. Then thin the paint to the required consistency. Japan Briar fJ ? A,strong,economical drier in no way to be com pared with the cheaper qualities offered by other* under a similar name. Finaat Turpaatiaa Aaphattuw C A strictly pure turpentine asphaltum. Made from the finest black asphaltum and pure spirits of turpentine. The best asphaltum varnish that can be produced. Mo. 1 iaphattum C / A"/ A very good and easy working black varnish. Has good body, is very black and elastic. W AspkaHum C */ 3 J-- . A heavy bodied black varnish, which can be thinned with benzine for dipping work. Don't grow brittle like cheaper grades. <4 > * * > 0007-SWP-000009344 Mo. / Bronzing Liquid C A bronzing liquid of the highest quality, which possesses no offensive banana-like odor. It can be used with the finest bronzes and should command a large output with high grade trade where a superior quality is de manded. Mo. 2 Bronzing Liquid C Sj ` A satisfactory article which, like the above, is free from any objectionable odor, works well and dries with a good lustre. Mo. 3 Bronzing Liquid A competitive artide equal to any similar goods on the market. Faraitara Ftfith C3 This is without question the best polishing liquid on the marker for factory use, It can be used by the furniture and other finishing trades the same as other polishing liquids, and will produce a higher and more lasting polish than any other known. Aluminum Bronzing Liquid ^ C / A highly satisfactory bronzing liquid for use in mudng dry aluminum. Flat Drying or Dull Finish Varnishes fth'at Fiaitk (Figmaai) 7' o ^7 A vimijh specially intended as a last or finish ing coat on medium grade interiors in imita tion of a rubbed finish. It is free working and dries in 36 to 48 hours with a soft, velvety finish, closely resembling rubbed work, thereby " ' in the The same character of varnish as Velvet Finish- (Pigment), {except that it is.clear and does not carry any pigment. Its use will produce the same character of finish as above, being exceptionally waterproof and well suited to all grades of furniture and finished wood work. 0007-SWP-000009345 Confidential Varnish List for Manufacturers' Trade Htt PritM tt largt rss/* mtn tmlj P/4M0 pausmue mu s h es Is 5s bbls. fi \ fi A - B rJ7aoabar Piano Polishing.... 3 65 3 50 i Ai 3 40 Ci:( C Crystal Pisso Polishing____ 3 OQ P.J*l 90 AT 2 75 C -STWuick Transparent Polishing.. 3 00 90 AT 2 75 C4jt? Heavy Piano Polishing........... 2 50 AA/2 40' /TT 2 25 aHeavy Pale Piano Polishing. 2 30 PfiC 2 15 / .T-"'2 00 SUMS/*? AtB PQLiSHUtO HASHISHES ,, Caj `-White Maple Polishing........... 3 75 -5iP3 55'-f/: 3 40 chtzpale `r " ........... 3 007^2 85 '.Mi l 70 Ji5^Quick Transparent Polishing.. 3 00 f. 70 90 5T 2 75 V/CCACircassian Rubbiag............ .. 3 06- M f 2 80 ' /'T 2 65 Whit* Rubbing......................... 2 00 / I 90/ SX 1 75 VTjfHeavy Pale Polishing.............. 2 00 / %$ 1 80 ' -T 1 65 i53<Fine Cabinet ** .............. 2 25-*-.<?T2 15/. 7.-; 2 00 0///Amboiae................................ 1 85 i5 1 70/.v'TJ 60 p6-ifcSTripolac.........;.......... 1 80 l-KC 1 65 / A /> 1 50 'nick Cabinet Rubbing......... 1 95 (&$ 1 80 /. A C1 65 Quick Funuture Rubbing 1 60 /-.4P1 4S/./S 1 30 CASIHET OS OIOSS EIHWM fi 'fSHfS l/<0 Bar Top Finish.......... . 2 50iy>jO 40 2 25 Kj w / Extra Elastic Coach ........ 2 45 -f/iS 2 30/0 15 jW4^3-He**y Cabinet Finishing.... 1 '70 / #:. 1 55 40 ffifelMVhitelteed "H 1 gS/.ACl 30 / TC J J5 7/33-E*tt Pale Coach. ............f 4S/:/sO 30/CO 1 15 (f'^'/FFurnereitFUlafawiCngoaCcoahc.h..--................. Jli 3350/;/ #P.3Q,11 15 .lie 1 00 'jfrj^guipk Drying i^Sj/Tniapaiuit ___ Z^-rPale Novelty Finishing. Especial Flowing Coach.. f c/Hard Drying Coach____ VbfX> " " Trunk___ 1 i 35/. 3o/fiT i i 20 is ..?m*: 11 05 00 1 30/.T.C 1 15 M. 1 00 1 30/gf } 15 00 1 20 4 05 .7.C 90 1 20 1 05 -7>6. 90 mst CPATgSS, ClEAS .~7fMission-lac................ .............. 1 60/.3.| 45 1 30 P/i^^Marvelac................................... 1 85/i53.1 70/M 55 n/T^>ale First Coafir.;.:............. 1 354.l 20 .<10 1 05 jj^/Hard Drying " i...............1 35/<2l 20 ,1 05 iOICSJ *' " First Coater... 1 25 -W? 1 10 :f.O 95 /Extra Pale Second Coater... 1 30/CO 1 15 .Si5 1 00 ' Hf 0007-SWP-000009346 0007-SWP-000009347 Confidential Varnish List for Manufacturers' Trade-- Continued pio r er t s u r f ac es Is 5s bbls. 8ABAB PaleFlowing Surfacer No. 1.. 1 30 AfiCl 20 .0fi 1 10 TSiff Special Flowing Surfacer.......... 1 30 ,C.P \ 20 -.&A 1 10 Pale Flowing Surfacer No. 2 . 1 10 ..^f 1 00 ,*G 90 Flowing " ............. 1 10 .<?< 1 00 90 T/7C Golden Oak Surfacer................. I 30 >. A< 1 20 >.CC. 1 10 mums t a r r is h e s cq&U Extra Pale Mixing.......... .. 2 25 M0J. 10 >. 7:f1 90 c Medium Mixing......................... 2 15 A .fl 00 A7C 1 85 C A7r*Iudng"A".: .. 150 L'.0\ 30 ,.?C 1 10 D <3 tu Pale Mixing._.____________ 160 Aff 1 40 /:Wl 20 O " Implement Mixing......... 1 35 1 15 ..JS" 95 00IRE A00 mACRIRERTFIRISRIRO TARRISHES O Hard Machinery Finishing... 2 10 ' .7^1 90 /. fiC 1 75 Ckai Pale " " ... 1 85 '.^f\ 70 t.V.< 1 55 ^.f't^'Eugine Finishing-------- -------- 1 80 AC 1 65 '!?. 1 50> WAS00 A0O IMFLE0E0T TARRISHES * O/ejf^Extn Pale Agricultural Coach 1 55 1 40 //< 1 2? Wagon Finishing.......... 1 60 0 *. C 1 45 1 36 <V7>-Durable " 155 /.-*.< 1 40 '/.< 1 25 C : f Pale Agricultural Coach......... 1 60 / .iC 1 45 f M 1 WSfr- Elastic implement " .......... 1 25 / 1 10 .\/f 0EF0IOE0A TOE TARRISHES jS''*.- CfCFtElastic Refrigerator Coach... 1 80 /4.V 1 65 f. Si?'- <r^^OuickElastic " "............. 1 80/.r*f.l 65f.66 1 SO 517 7 Extra Elastic Coach.............. 2 45^/5 2 302 15 WATERPROOF. SPAR A0O EXTERIOR PARRISHES C/C0fHe*.vy Washing Mach. Coach 135 / 20 : I 05 /< f nCanoe Spar.. i............................ 2; i00 A?# 1 90/.-k 1 75 tJ/C /^Extra waterproof Coach------ 1 95 'k1 8G/:tv 1 65 C/adSQuick " " .... 1 95 1 SO/.'S 1 65 C^^PaleQoitk " ", ____ 1 IS . f 1 00 ,-JC 85 RAEI0O TARRISHES Extra Pale En. Bak. (Extr.) 3 95 3 80^5? 365 C<r/7 Pale En. Bale " 3 45 4.^3 30jr.CC 3 IS Cfi-fET'EaMsaA Baking " 2 10/. /'Tl 90 /4j 75 C/CeiAenl Furniture Baking.........< 18HP' Off-ffOnabaX. En. Bak. (Intr.).... 2 00 Aft^l 80 1 65 0007-3WP-000009348 1 1 o SV?P-000009349 000*7 -  OOY FINISHING VARNISHES S-W WHITE BOPY FINISHING Q A eery paUrarnish of the highest type for final coats on bodies over white, natural finish and the most delicate colon on best grade of carriage and automobile bodies where great durability is de sired. It is eery nearly colorless, uosurpasaed for transparency, depth of finish, easy working and flowing qualities. Under favorable conditions dries dot free in 6 to 8 hours, hard in about 3 din. Ob * coat over Whit* Body Rubbing ia samckot. c> CB-W WCARINa SOOr FINISHING / 06 An extra pals Tarnish of great brilliancy for fin- khing coats on b*st carriage and automobile work when extreme durability1is required. It is wffickntfy pak to permit of us* over light and delicate eoloca. On. account of ita exceptional easy working and fiowing qualities, ample time ii afforded to mc u k a most perfect' Job on the largest panels.' For best results we recomnMod 1 .Ses - -its **, oo* cost over Extra Pale BodgrRsbbtsgg tVeee. efl - - . mm A |S leeweewM * -* LewJ A' -W PALCST DURABLE BODY FINISH1HW&f ot>< A pale earnish in color, haeing excellent body, working Tfry freely, under the brushy flows'oat splendidly, eery durable and rounds out w&h a rich, full lustre; dries dust free ia 8 to 10 been, bard in 2 days. In hurried work can be haadisd in 24 to 36 boors. c v. r S-W CARRIAGE BODY F1NIBHING O f *6/ Although not so pak in color as the other body .-fintihiiy* we list, it is designed: particularlyfor one coat finishing, having excellent body; it k very elastic and durable. Under favorable`conditions will dry dost free in 8 to 10 hours and hard hi 2 days. 0007-SWP-000009350 GEAR FINISHING VARNISHES S-W WHITE GEAR FINISHING A wry nearly eoloriea rarnith for use over white and delicate colon. In point of color it similar to onr White Body Flashing. Ai a pale gear finishing it sarpssets all othscs for color, brilliancy, working, flowing and darability. It n designed for ute on tvastag parts of higher grade work. Intended for use over our White Gear Robbing. Under favorable conditions will dry dost free in 4 to 5 hoars, to handle in 24 boors and hard in 2 to 3 days. - c l a s t ic acAft rmtsHina Otf Is not as pot* hi color u White Gar Finishing, but is undoubtedly the higbsst grid, end mon satisfactory all-around for carniah made. It is orequaBad from tbs standpoint of lustra, dur ability, wotting, flowing and larding qualities. Under htonUs condition! will dry dust fme in 6 to 8 bouts and hard in 3 daya. . S-W MLEST PERFECTION GEAR FINISHING A vary pale; durable, dastic finishing rantiah tor running pans on a good grmda of wort orcr dalicata colon and on account of color, unusual working and flowing qualities, body and rich bstre, it has mat frith farnr in many carriage and automobils ahops. Will dry dust fiat in about 6 bouts, band enough to handle in 36 hours, and hard in tsro daya. S-W MEDIUM DRYING GEAR Wbttta modsrata prietd rantiah ia dealrad tbat is pale in color and medium drying, we can recom mend Medium Drying Gear; worts and flows freely, has a rood lustre, dries dust free in 8 to 10 ihoure, hand in 36 to 48 hours; a durable tar nish for tunning pans. S-W HARO DRYING GEAR O f-S7-^* A rsty durable, hard drying rmmiah, medium pale in color; excellent body; worts fredy and flows out perfectly; dries orcr night with a rich, high lustre. This is a quality of raraish that we can recommend highly. 251b 0007-SWP-000009351 -W EXTRA PALE EXPRESS COACH C*f */-<r A very pale, durable Tarnish, very elastic; it has excellent body and works and flows freely over delicate colors on large surfaces; especially adapted to the best grades of express and delivery wagon work. Dries dust free in 6 to 8 hours, hard enough to handle in 36 to 40 hours. S-W WAGON COACH Qg/ A eery desirable finishing Tarnish for wagons and repair work at a moderate price. It is light in color and good body, works freely and dries dust free in about 8 hours, hard in 34 hours; has a good lustrs. RUBBING VARNISHES S-W WHITE BODY RUBBING J> Designed for u m under White Body Finishing on finest grades of work over white or delicate colors. It it eery elastic, dries dust free in 4 to 5 hours, and hard to rub without sweating in 3 to 4 days. S-W EXTRA RALE BODY RUBBING C A eery high gride rubbing, extremely pale in color, works easily and level* perfectly, eery elastic; dries dust free in 4 to 5 hours and hard to. rob in 3 to 5 days, without danger of swearing- S-W MEDIUM BODY RUBBING CC A high grade rubbing for good work; dries dent free In 5 to 6 hours, cam be safely rubbed in 3 days without danger of sweating. Not quite so pale in color as Extra Pale Rubbing. . S-W RALE QUICK RUBBING & /C A pak rubbing Tarnish that can be seed for extra, quick work, nows and works fnely; can be rob bed in 36 to: 48 hours without danger of swearing. S-W QUICK RUBBING C> A Tery quick rubbing Tarnish, medium in cdlor, so designed that it esn be rubbed in 2 days and retain its full measure of elasticity and dur ability. A splendid general purpose rubbing; under favorable condition* can be nibbed in kss than 2 days. 0007-SWP-000009352 0 S-W CAR RUBBING c Intended for cat on gemia on madiuraand cheaper grndea ofmik or for mixing color nmisher. Medium in color, worii freely, llowi nicely; driee dual free in 4 hour* and hard to mb in 2 dxy*. BLACK BODY RUBBIRO O Tb* moat iatanat jat black body rubbing varniih manufactured. It ix extremely free wonting end can ba laid off on tha Uigeet puafa baton netting. IMaa fna fna dnat in 6 hourt with a aharp lotre and can ba nbbad without any danger of aweat- mg in 2 to 3 day*. Jat Blade Body Rubbing petti** only rary aSghtljr and hat no tandancy wbataaar to become brittle. Three good* arc iiatadoo page 2U of tha C. it M. Price List. JAPANS -AND DRIERS S.w BOLO Size JAPAN &J Thie ia a superior article, ia vary economical owing to ite (tiength, and is perfectly atf* to use with any mixture. It ix a bonder which can be weed with delicate colon without injury to them. ' It will ptoperiy harden rough stuff and facilitate aba drying of all undercoata; it ia aafe and certain. -W IMPERIAL COACH JAPAN O & (c . Will dry oil in from 12 to 18 boura and by itaelf on gian becomes dost fra* ia 20 minutes. It i' `dons not become brittle mad ik aa absolutely * wtirfictoiy attack for use ia ama or car shops. In tha manafactiu* of rough stuff it shows a remarkable teodeacy to hold tha filler ia suspension iadefialtsly and it is so uniformly clastic that it pceveatt cracking of the undercoats. t. COACH PAIHTCnS* JAPAN This is specially prepared for coach pairtenuse. It is a thoroughly nliabk article for the prepara tion of all undereoatings. It will be found eco nomical and always!uniform. .( ORYIMa JAPAN g $J- A reliable article at a moderate price designed to meet the needs of the coach aod carriage painter. W ell adapted for use ia repair shops. 2514 3 3 0007-SWP-000009353 geesefans r '^ ^ Confidential List of Carriage Varnishes for Large Manufacturers' Trade. SOOT FINISHING VARNISHES a* AB White Body Finishing 4 25 Wearing1' 11 %?.'&.& 4 co Palest Durable Body 4 00 Carnage Body ...... 50 5* AB .................... ............... . .. . ... ----- 235 Bbls. AB ^ r r r ^ (* GEAR FINISHING VARNISHES ti ss Bbls. A B A B AB While Gear Finishing 3 75 3 50 __ * Elastic " ........3 oo^'.^a 85*?-.'7?>2 75 Palest Perfection Gear^rSfP 2 75*^.V\\ Medium Drying Gear^"P.Q 2 75, ':?S 7Hard Drying Gear.. i' >rf 2 00 Extra Me Express Coach.................................... 2 50 Wagon Coach.........../VZ? : 1 80 2 2 35 2 65 2 35 i 85/`>df37 1 75 2 a#*.?* *s t 70 Jr&T j 60 - RUBBING VARNISHES /* / C: 0as A ** B White Body Rubbing-?*^V 3 50 Extra Pale Body 44 %':??^2 $o s* A -- B /w 3 35 2 35 Bbls. A II "CO .... .... C ' r ' Medium Body 44 y fi* Pale Quick 4` f*'*' /Quick Rubbing.......... * bo C ; ^//Gear Rubbing...........t 60 2 30 0Z&O 2 15 /:& 2 00 200 /:& x 83 t 75 t 85 75 1 50 /* 1 35 JAPANS AND DRICRB t* AB 5* AB Bbls. AB C ? Gold Size Japan.2 65 <? . /2 55 A 245 C'(. < Imperial Coach " ./ Avfl 95 < '('1 85 wf 1 75 cf /Coach Painten "* 1 70 A&f 160 1 50 Cfj/ Drying Jpn ./-d'(C l_H A$f" *-65 / .Ap a-jy AfC /*r 0007-SWP-000009354 \. 'Ov a I J 0007-SWP-000009355 I 0007-SWP-000009356/