or the name of one of the following Manufacturers upon the Margin or Selvage of each roll.

Allen Higgins Co., Worcester, Mass; Art W. P. Mills, Chicago, Ill.; Audebert W. P. Mills, Chicago, Ill.; F. Beck & Co., Hoboken, N. J.; Becker, Smith & Page, Philadelphia, Pa.; M. H. Birge & Sons Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; Bristol W. P. Co., Bristol, Pa.; Wm. Campbell W. P. Co., HackenBack, N. J.; Carey Bros., Philadelphia, Pa.; Commercial W. P. Co., Chicago, Ill.; Enterprise W. P. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; The Gilbert W. P. Co., York, Pa.; Gledhill W. P. Co., New York, N. Y.; Glens Falls W. P. Co., Glens Falls, N. Y.; Rob't Graves & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.; Hobbs W. P. Mfg. Co., Hoboken, N. J.; E. R. Haffelfinger & Co., Hanover, Pa.; Imperial W. P. Co., Glens Falls, N. Y.; Janeway & Carpender, New Brunswick, N. J.; Liberty W. P. Co., Schuylerville, N. Y.; T. J. McIllvaine & Co., Langhorn, Pa.; Niagara W. P. Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Pittsburg W. P. Co., New Brighton, Pa.; Plattsburg W. P. Co., Plattsburg, N. Y.; Richard Rose, Beverly, N. J.; Saratoga W. P. Co., Saratoga, N. Y.; Sears-Roebuck & Co., Chicago, Ill.; Standard W. P. Co., Hudson Falls, N. Y.; Thomas Strahan Co., Chelsea, Mass.; York Card and Paper Co., York, Pa.; York Wall Paper Co., York, Pa.; Chicago Wall Paper Mills, Steubenville, Ohio.

ALL OTHER WALL PAPERS ARE POSITIVELY NON-UNION

ALLIED WALL PAPER TRADES A. BARTHOLOMEW, Chairman, 661 Madison Ave., York, Pa.
Sec'y Printers and Mixers P. E. LYONS, 334 Trenton Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Sec'y Print Cutters R. H. SCHELLER, 108 Washington St., Lodi, N. J.

Pacific Coast Branch, 311 California St., San Francisco, Cal. A. L. Greene, Representative.

Like a Well-Glued Joint

TWO pieces of wood, properly glued together, are stronger at the joint than the wood fibres themselves.

Pure white-lead paint, properly mixed and applied, takes just as strong a hold on wood. Pry as you will, the paint alone cannot be lifted loose; nor will any action of weather cause it to crack and scale.

To be sure of white-lead paint that sticks like a well-glued joint, use only the purest linseed oil and the well-known

Dutch Boy White-Lead

Real linseed oil and the fine particles of Dutch Boy whitelead join together in close union, because of a natural attraction of one for the other, forming a paint that not only spreads out smooth but sinks on the underside into wood pores. Thus it is held fast, when dry, by thousands of tough, tiny hooks. Virtually the film is part of the wood-another reason why painters by the thousands prefer Dutch Boy white-lead.

A paint that sticks to metal as tenaciously as Dutch Boy
white-lead sticks to wood is Dutch Boy red-lead. Try some.

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