iExtra Heavy Bodied Oil Raw Linseed Oil .46 4.23 1.35 3.U 1.85 28.58 13.21 13.21 .1725 149 .0794 .3191 .6303 .2757 Mineral Spirits .72 Lead Drier .0775 Coteilt it Napthenats Drie r.0275 1.79 * " 4.37 .52 .19 12.79 .0122 .1426 .1397 .0088 .0218 .0111 .0038 - ,H4tr 1x6% Deed Drier | Ui Cobalt Drier !

Nevertheless, there was measurable absorption at the higher humidities by all paints except white lead paint in free films and m die hound torn of longer exposure.

TELEPHONE (Private Exchange) MARKET9 1 6 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL' Laundry Machinery Lead Pencils Becker J B, 461 Market Castagne & Ducasse, 3224, 17th IRVING JAMBS, mfr and dealer laun dry tools, hand machines, Irons, gas and coal stoves, roll wringers, hand extractors, steam puffers a specialty, 62 Landers, tel Market 7863 PACIFIC LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO, 761-763 Folsom SPECK MANUFACTURING CO, 2130 2132 Folsom Therein Jos H, 13 Tehama TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO, 581-583 Mission WESTERN LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO, 4 6 Fremont CROCKER H S CO, 565-571 Market Lead Works General Lead Co of Cal, Rialto Bldg National Lead Co of Cal, Merchants Exch Bldg PACIFIC METAL WORKS, 153-159, 1st Pacific Oil and Lead Works, 155 Town send Selby Smelting and Lead Co, Merchants Exch Bldg Leaf Tobacco (See Tobacco--Leaf) Leather Belting Laundry Supplies (See also Belting) Bay City Laundry & Supply Co, Sunnydale Av nr San Bruno Av Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co, 576-084 Mis sion HORSTMAN JOHN CO, 685 Bryant OrnnK .bel t in g c o UUUIl 317 HOWARD ST.

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REVISED PRICES DRY POWDERED ARSENATE OF LEAD Patented June 10, 19X3, No. 1,064,639 Effective September 1, 1915 Please put into effect immediately the following prices for Dry Powdered Arsenate of Lead, based on quantity purchased; Under no circumstances must there be any deviation from the prices and terms listed herewith.

I will assume that Squire, Sanders & Dempsey will take the lead in responding to point 1 of the June 16 letter and that Reed Smith Shaw & McClay and TVA will take the lead in addressing points 2 and 3 of that letter.

. = '11-65 t 15 - -35> 4- Lead and Lead Compounds .f i, ` 5. \ , r-

Booth indicated that the case would never come to trial, and was related to tetraethyl lead only indirectly, as Mr.

Booth indicated that the case would never come to trial, and was related to tetraethyl lead only indirectly, as Mr.

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Kuhe st a t e d t h a t t h a t you were in t e r e st e d in knowing wh at p a r t may h ave been played in th is by the lead con ten t o f the gaso lin e .

This work was originally designed to determine whether tiie fumes evolved from drviuy white lead paint, contain volatile lead compounds which, if inhaled, miyht cause lead poi-oniuy.

(2) Cable sheathing (lead and arsenic) <3J Batierv grids (lead and arsenic)