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A Wood Dye That
PENETRATES

NOTE: The enlargement shows how deeply Johnson's Wood Dye penetrates. This eliminates the possibility of the natural color being disclosed if the wood becomes scratched or marred.

JOHNSON'S WOOD DYE

Johnson's Wood Dye is entirely different from the many wood stains and tints on the market. With it inexpensive soft woods such as pine, cypress, fir, etc., may be finished so they are as beautiful as hardwood. It brings out the beauty of the grain without raising it in the slightest.

Johnson's Wood Dye is a dye in every sense of the word. It contains

no finish whatsoever and, like most first class products, it answers one purpose only -it dyes the wood-the finish must be applied over it. We recommend Johnson's Varnishes or Polishing Wax.

Johnson's Wood Dye goes on easily and quickly without lap or streak. It dries in four hours and will not rub off or smudge. You will find Johnson's Wood Dye a big help in working out color schemes in stained woods. Johnson's Wood Dye is made in 15 beautiful shades, all of which may be lightened, darkened or inter-mixed.

S. C. Johnson & Son

"The Wood Finishing Authorities"

Ask The Boss

to write for a FREE trial can of Johnson's Floor Varnish for you-
and also one for himself. You know Johnson's Polishing Wax-it is
used the world over. We want you to know Johnson's Floor Varnish
too. Johnson's Floor Varnish is just as good as their Wax. To prove
this statement we offer you a pint can absolutely FREE.

JOHNSON'S
FLOOR VARNISH

Johnson's Floor Varnish dries dust free in two hours and hard over
night. It imparts a beautiful, high lustre-has good body-will give
long wear-is absolutely waterproof-and will stand all reasonable

tests.

"Made to Walk on"

Johnson's Floor Varnish is tough and durable. It gives a high gloss
which will not chip, check, mar, blister or scratch white. Also fine for
woodwork and trim of all kinds. May be rubbed if desired.

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Returns from the Local Unions listed below were not counted for reasons given.

Seal or signatures of officers omitted: L. U.'s 1, 71, 153, 258, 312, 512, 541, 585, 601, 665, 905, 911, 935, 1075.

Subscribed and sworn to this 21st day of April, 1923.

My commission expires Jan. 9th, 1926.

DUE BOOKS LOST.

Of Bro. J. H. Harris (card No. 158798). The book was stolen April 14, 1923. Please look out for same and in case it is located communicate with Secretary C. V. Detrick, of L. U. 1180, of Camden, Ark., whose address is 503 S. Adams St.

Of Bro. H. Lieberman (card No. 100525).
If found please return to Felix Kaufman,
Sec'y L. U.
777, 160 Springfield Ave.,
Newark, N. J.

Of Bro. J. F. Partusch (card No. 64413).
The book was stolen while the brother was
at work on a job in Birmingham, Ala.
is paid up to date and if his due book is
located please return same to Financial

He

A. E. SCOTT, L. U. 739.
ISIDOR SILVERMANN, L. U. 261.
JAMES P. MEEHAN, L. U. 44.

Committee.

S. S. SAVAGE, Notary Public