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. . . Everywherefarmers have turned to this "Money-Saving" paint. . . this pure -white-lead paint that lasts so long. .. . Head this remarkable story and see how easy it is to paint this new inexpensive way. JUST go to your regular J dealer. Look at the Dutch Boy price card. That's the way to save money . . . ana get the very highest grade paint in the bargain. Be sure to do this be fore buying a bit ofpaint. If you'll just remember this suggestion, Sd u 'II certainly be glad you saw this "ad." ecause you'J] be getting the very selfsame paint which 8 out of 10 painters use. Pure white-lead paint. Paint in its purest, most economical form (as any painter will tell you; and nobody knows painc like a painter). One reason 8 out of 10 painters use Dutch Boy is because it provides an elastic, protective coating which does not crack or scale. Thus, when you eventually repaint, there will be no time and money speat for burning ot scraping. Just paint right over the old, long-lasting coat. too Pounds Soft Paste White Lead (3% Gallons) make about 6% gallons of pure white-lead paint which will cover about 600 square feet per gallon, one coat. . (If heavy paste white lead' Is used, 'rz gallon more oil will be requfred per 100 lbs.) *T7iis price ( of April 1930) will vary somewhat depending upon buyer's distance from producing centres. DUTCH BOY WHITE Job KD-44--Farm Journal, June, 1930 TA 9033 N 28479