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4 IMPORTANT FEATURES <^''FLAT'^A^2^ 3{/e&yfadvZ$. Loi$!4o o ?7 6e iOf}i'nf..j'roac/e u /l A DUTCH BOY LE ADMIX IN G OIL! \ 1. WEATHERPROOF DURABILITY! You could turn the walls inside out. They'd take everything the weather offered, for Ibis pantis also used outside. 2l>. NO STIPPLING! You. don't need it. Levels out smooth --not a brusbmark in ' a bucketfuL 3. LOWER COST! WiibDutcbBoy Lead Mixing Oil, you get at least a gallon more paint to the hundred of lead.' 4. STOPS SUCTION! Effectively seals all porous surfaces-- plaster, wdllboard, concrete, stucco, brick, etc. , ... NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 111 Broadway, New York; 116 Oak St., Buffalo; 900 west 18rh St., Chicago j 659 Freeman Ave., jv-TS. Cincinnati; 820 Wesc Superior Are., Cleveland; TisS\ 722 Chestnut St., St. Louis; 2240 24th St., San j tjJCyl Francisco; National-Boston Lead Co., 800: Albany L'f'Sj Street, Boston; National Lead & Oil Co- of y\s~f Penna., 316 Fourth Avenue,-Pittsburgh;}ohxt T. w?/ Lewis St Bros. Co., Widetiet Bldg., Philadelphia. Imagine the kind of a flat paint you'd like to have and you'll come pretty dose to think ing of this one,,-Here's the story in question and answer form: Does it stand up?-- So l-wffll thatifrissuSg^tg weather- ; proof exterior concrete, -stucco and brick, :.i, -. ! Thoroughly. Ally porous surface, in: side hr outside. Is used for all coats. Does it. spread? i1 700 [square feet to the gallon on i smooth plaster. DoeS st l&vel out? i;Without a brushmdzk. You don'thave . to su|>ple it .! fpfjbat (apout appearance? It's iai -white-lead "flat" and produces : ,)just|i tlhe rich, beautiful finish you'd .! ; .expect 1 it easy-to prepare? ij j iNothing to it. JuS? add Lead Mixing . i I !Oil tq: Dutch Boy \lfrli!te-Lead. <Gan it\he washed often? Of course, it cad! ^ith a paint that, i l.stands'.|exposure'to: the weather, that 1 | question need hapdl^ be asked. DoeS'\il flean easily? j Yes. Ink stains, pencil marks, finger : ; imu- Iges; grease and dirt all come off ; without difficulty. And fhe' cost? i Thajs a very important-feature of Leitc iSlmogOiLjltgiVes you a white. fead t'^ at a definitely lower cost per gallon. Will painters "go" for such a paint? Nq.j question---ic]s the: painters' flat! ' Just my it yourself add you'll realize why v^reigetangjenditisiasric reports frotaddll pacts of the Country. STANDS THE HEEL TEST! You can actually grind your heel against a head Mixing Oil job that is thoroughly dry and then clean off the dirt without a trace of damage to-the finish. Lead Mixing Oil is es pecially d with Dutch i Lead. Just these two to gether give you a vastly improvedfiat paint. --Master Painter & Decorator, March, 1935 ic 5f = t. National Painters Magazine, March American Painter Sr Decorator, March - 5ap-o _ fdia/t-er-* [)*<.**,s*oC -- rtfardL-- N28147 0000-NLI-000014481