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He Didn't Take Susie's Advice "Frank," said Susie, one day in March, "you ought to paint the barn this spring. It needs it." "No," said Frank, "I'd rather save the money for something else." Frank "saved the money" for a couple of years--then he spent it all, and some more, to put on a new roof, repair other damage the weather had done to the barn--and paint it. The "Save the Surface" campaign aims to make property owners realize that a good way to save money is to paint their barns, houses, fences, furniture, wagons, farm implements. y Kfltnr anil varmch monni-w'tiirorf t1 in this way, increase the country's paint and varnish business, and each one's share increases in proportion. You can increase your sale of paints and var nishes by co-operating in the "Save the Surface" campaign. Believing, as we do, that the "Save the Surface" advertising is a powerful influence in increasing the volume of painting done ** this country, and believing that we, like all the other manufacturerr in the paint and allied lines, are receiving our share of the benefits of this advertising, we gladly devote this space to the promotion af this co-oper ative work. KnTc_Lj .u:_u___i_i_dii iLeaci cnompany New York Cincinnati Boston Cleveland Buffalo St. Lonii Chicago San Franciseo (John T. Lewis Sl Bros. Co., Philadelphia) (National Load & Oil Co., Pittsburgh) The above advertisement appears in the following publications: American Paini Jnl. -- Mar. 14. Oil. Paint & Drug Reporter--Feb. 7, Apr. 4.