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ftuM&U?*jfuSUUSl U VOLUME BUSINESS These statements not only PROVE it.,. hut fell you how to GET it! G. D. SCHISLER, Painting Contractor, Youngstown, .Ohio "During the; past six months the total amount I spentfor paiatmaterials was $1,653, all of which was expended with the dealer from whom I pur chase Dutch Boy White- Lead." . < RICHARD B. ENGLE, Decorator&Pamter, St.Paul, Minii, "My paint and Varnish materials bought so far this year {Oct. 1934) amount to $5,028. These materials were all purchased from the same dealers who furnished me with Dutch Boy White-Lead and linseed oil/* Dutch Boy brings in the volume buyers THESE letters show that the painter's outlay for sup plies runs into a tidy sum. They also reveal that he spends the bulk of his money where he buys his white-lead. If you want to get this profitable volume business, stock and push Dutch Boy White-Lead, the most soughtafter item in the painters' line. Other Dutch Boy paint products that enjoy wide popularity with painters are: Dutch Boy Linseed Oil, Dutch Boy Liquid Drier, Dutch Boy Colors-Im-Oil, Dutch Boy Wall Primer, and Dutch Boy Lead Mixing Oil. JOHN E. STEIER, Painter, Louisville, Ky. "My purchases of paint materials and supplies fpr the yeat;(1934) will run around $5,000.1 place this business with two dealers whohandle my Dutch !Boy White-Lead requirements." DUTCH BOY w h it e -Le a d NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY HI Broadway. New York; 116 Oak Sc., Buffalo; 900 West lack St., Chicago; 659 freeman Ave., <2acm&ti; 820 West Superior Ave., Cleveland; 722 Chestnut St^ Sc. Louis; 2240 24ch Sc,, San Fyanasco; National-Boston Lead Go.,800 Aibany Street, Boston; National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa., StS Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh; John T. Lewis Sc Brbs.'Co.,Widenet Bldg., Philadelphia. KD-4387--Hardware Retailer, M#.it Hardware Age, May 25 'y- " American Paint & Vi}-Dedkf, May, Nov, N28144 i*' 0000-NLI-000014477