March. 1922 



BETTER FRUIT 



Page Three 



How to Save in Painting 



— Farm Buildings, Machinery, Etc. 



REMEMBER first, it is what 

 paint covers that you want to 

 save — not merely a few cents per 

 gallon in the purchase price of 

 paint. 



Note how the best paint spreads 

 easier and covers more square yards 

 than cheap paint does. 



Figure in the extra gallons of 

 cheap paint that you must buy, and 

 the extra cost of application. 



It means that cheap paint costs 

 just as much as good paint on the 

 house or barn. 



The best paint then gives five or 

 more years' protection to your 

 property investment if properly ap- 

 plied. Cheap paint, on the aver- 

 age, starts cracking in twelve 

 months. Which paint costs less? 



The paints we specify for farm 

 use are the result of 72 years' ex- 

 perience in making paints and var- 

 nishes for every purpose. Made to 



stand the peculiarities of western 

 weather. 



The best materials — PURE 

 PIONEER WHITE LEAD, 

 pure linseed oil, zinc and color — 

 are combined with long-time skill, 

 in scientifically exact proportions. 



Our white lead base must pass 

 through a silk screen with 40,000 

 meshes to the square inch. A pat- 

 ented purifier makes it "whiter," 

 so Fuller colors are exceptionally 

 clear. The paint when applied on 

 the house is a beautiful, elastic, 

 tough, protective coat. 



Such paint costs but a trifle more 

 to buy per gallon and is five or 

 more times more economical in 

 service rendered. 



Cheap paints are costly — in the 

 long run — good paints save money 

 — they protect. Remember that 

 when you buy paint. Don't allow 

 surfaces to rot. It costs less to 

 paint them. 



PULLEP 



Paints 



kEADEBS 



Fullers 

 SPECIFICATION 



Farm Paints 



House Paint'Barn 6- Roof Pain*- 

 Waqon Point-Rubber Cement Floor Point 



M'fd. by W. P. FULLER & CO., San Francisco 



Pioneer Manufacturers of Paints, Varnishes, Enamels, Stains and 



PIONEER WHITE LEAD for 72 Years 



Established 1S49 



Branches in 16 Cities in the West 

 Dealers Everywhere 



Advice on Painting 



Free 



If you want to do your own work 

 and get the best results, ask our Speci- 

 fication Department for free advue. 



We'll tell you how to treat old paint, 

 how many coats to use, what kind of 

 brush, etc. 



Use Fuller Service as well as Fuller 

 Paints and Varnishes to insure good 

 work. 



HOUSE PAINT: Fuller's Pure Prepared 

 Paint, Phoenix Pure Paint, for Painting Houses. 



The purest, best protective and most durable 

 paint manufactured — 32 colors. 



BARN AND ROOF PAINT: A protective 

 coaling for barns, roofs, fences. Dries with a 

 Rood t:loss and wears. Economical in cost and 

 dependable in quabty. Six colors to select from. 



FLOOR PAINT: Fuller's Rubber-Cement 

 Floor Paint — sanitary, waterproof and durable 

 paint for floors of kitchens, closets, etc. Attrac- 

 tive in cojrir and gloss. Dries hard over night. 

 Made in 12 colors. 



IMPLEMENT PAINT: Fuller's Pacific 

 Wagon Paint adapted for repainting agricultural 

 implements, farm wagons, windmills and farm 

 machinery. A glossy, durable finisli offered in 

 7 colors. 



Free Books 



Mail the Coupon 



Send the coupon for 

 "Save the Surface," a 

 free book that tells why 

 pood paint is vitally 

 important on your place 

 - — why your house, 

 barn, silo, and machin- 

 ery should be protected. 



We'll send witli il 

 our small booklet of 

 Fuller's Specification 

 Farm Paints and Var- 

 nishes. You need both 

 books. Send for ihcm 

 now. 



W. p. Fuller & Co. 



Dept. F-21 Sail Francisco. 



Please send me, without charge, a 

 copy of "Save the Surface" and your 

 small booklet of farm paints and var- 

 nishes. 



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