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having for several years past been subjected to the
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remains as hard and solid as when first applied, with-
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BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD.

It is composed of the best materials known, and
manufactured with great care, so that its quality is
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remains as hard and solid as when first applied, with-

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BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD.

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And any number of beautiful house colors for
Painting
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Fences, Etc.
Rubber Metallic, for

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BRIGHT COL DJDRS

USED IN PAINTING

Wagons,
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MANUFACTURED OF PUREST MATERIALS.

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The demand for our “ RuBBer PAINT” has grown

so large, that other manufacturers, becoming jealous of

our success, have placed upon the market worthless
imitations,—simulating our Trade Mark and resorting
to all the dishonorable practices of conscious inferi-
ority.

We dismiss further notice of them in cautioning the

* public against their frauds, and calling attention to our

Trade Mark, which is on every package of our Paint,

and a fac-simile of which is on page 8 of this circular.

 

COVERS MORE SURFACE THANTANY OTHER PAINT.

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PREMIUMS

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Gold Medal, |

California State Agricultural Society, 1876.

Silver Medal,

Nevada State Agricultural and Mining Society, 1876.

Bronze Medal,

New South Wales Agricultural Society, 1876.

Gold Medal,

Oregon State Agricultural Society, 1876.

‘Gold Medal,

Nevada State Agricultural and Mining Society, 1877.

Gold Medal,

Oregon State Agricultural Society, 1877.

 

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Mechanics’ Institute Industrial Fair.

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Sonoma and Marin District Agricultural Society.

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Queensland National Association.

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First Prize from New South Wales Agricultural
Society.

 

EITHER ON WOOD, BRICK OR PLASTER.

Awarded to the Pacific Rubber Paint Company.

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TESTIMONIALS.

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San Josg, Cal., March 22, 1873.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I have used your Rubber Paint
on several buildings in this city, and have been using White Lead and Oil and
Zine and Oil for the past thirty years, and in different climates, and my last
two and a half years’ experience is that your RUBBER PAINT EXCELS
ALL OTHER PAINTS OR COMPOSITIONS now in use, for DURA-

: BILITY and ECONOMY, and would cheerfully recommend it to everybody.

Yours respectfully, C. P. WiLLEY, firm of Willey & Rinaldo.

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SACRAMENTO, March 16, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your Rubber Paint is
GOING FINELY HERE IN PROPORTION TO LEAD USED; the
CARPENTERS and PAINTERS are ADVOCATING it STRONGLY.
J. L. CHADDERDON.

 

Gorp Hiry, March 19, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: In reply to your favor of the
16th inst., we have to say that the Green Paint (shade 30) serves our purpose,
for painting on Tinware, Galvanized Irom, etc., BETTER THAN THE
ORDINARY LEAD AND OIL PAINT. It COVERS BETTER on
the smooth bright surface than any we have ever used. |,
Eucene Brrrner & Co.
San Josg, Cal., March 20, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I have used and sold the Rub-
ber Paint in this city during the last four ycars. WE HAVE ABOUT
ONE HUNDRED BUILDINGS PAINTED WITH THE RUBBER
PAINT. Among the prominent ones are the State Normal School, Gates’
Institute, City Market, the residences of Joseph Belden, J. W. Hinds, Presi-
dent Gold Note Bank, J. R. Arquello, Santa Clara, etc. IT HAS NEVER
FAILED TO GIVE SATISFACTION, WITH A TEST OF FROM
ONE TO FOUR YEARS, so that its durability has been well tested. My
gales last year were nearly five thousand gallons. Truly yours,
AmasAa EATON.

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yo OAKLAND, March 22, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I am MU CH PLEASED
with the Rubber Paint which was used on my house some six months since.
I PREFER IT TO ANY PAINT that I know of. F. K. SHATTUCE.

 

 

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OakLAND, March 22, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: My residence, painted with
the Rubber Paint about eight months ago, HAS PROVED ALL YOU
CLAIM FOR IT. It is as BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL AS WHEN
FINISHED. ‘WarrtAce EVERSON.

MopgesTo, May 12, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The complement of Rubber
Paint sent us a few days since was duly received. We are highly pleased with
it, as it seems to COVER FULL AS WELL as lead, and GOES SO
MUCH FURTHER. WeEELER & ForeEMAN, Painters.

Arvarapo, May 20, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The Odd Fellows’ Hall looks
well; we are all happily disappointed, as it is a much better job than was ex-
pected, and the Board of Trustees are satisfied to give any recommendation;
also, the Painters say THAT IT IS FIFTY PER CENT. better than they
expected. D. C. Owen.

. Avrvarapo, Cal., June 10, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We, the undersigned, inter-
ested parties in the Odd Fellows’ Hall of this place, feel it a duty as well as a
pleasure to say to you that we are highly pleased, not only with the appear-
ance of the Rubber Paint on our Hall, but think it at least TWENTY PER
CENT. CHEAPER than any paint we could have used, and we also recom-
mend it to all as SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER PAINT, as regards its

covering and spreading qualities. :
. Wn. Morris Liston, D. C. OWEN,
F. B. GRANGER, ° W. F. INcALLs,
JosepE MCcKEOWN, J. M. INGALLS,
Trustees Hall Association, Alvarado, Alameda Co., Cal.
O. P. TuLLER, Painter.

SALEM, Oregon, July 9, ’75; Dec. 8, ’75; May 16, 77; June 7, ’78.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: After a CAREFUL and
ACCURATE test, gallon for gallon, of Atlantic Lead and Linseed Oil, and
the RUBBER PAINT of your manufacture, and the Averill Chemical Paint,
I find the RUBBER PAINT to cover more surface—two coat work—to the
gallon than Lead and Oil Paint, and TWENTY PER CENT. MORE than
the Averill Chemical Paint.

The Rubber Paint has proved itself to be ALL YOU CLAIM FOR IT,
as to APPEARANCE, COVERING QUALITIES, and EASE OF AP-
PLICATION, and I can conscientiously say comes nearer giving UNIVER-
SAL SATISFACTION THAN ANY ARTICLE I EVER SOLD.
My own opinion is that it is the BEST ARTICLE OF PAINT EVER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. It is called for far and wide, and all are
satisfied.

 

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PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT.

Your Paint sells quite easy, without any effort.

I sold some of your Paint yesterday to a man who wanted it because his
neighbor used some of it three years ago and recommended it. I hear no
complaint no more than of Atlantic Lead, notwithstanding there are so many
watching for faults in it. If you continue to make a good article it is sure
to become popular and to a great extent supersede lead and oil in the ordi-
nary way, though painters almost invariably fight it. JoEN HUGHES.

Euvcexe City, Oregon, August 20, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I have received and tried your
Rubber Paint, and I confess that I like it very much; in fact, BETTER
THAN ANY OTHER PAINT I have ever used. I have used sixty gal-
lons of Rubber Paint since it came. CHARLES LANE, Painter.

HorLvLIisTER, September 12, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We have had your paint tested
here and it gives PERFECT SATISFACTION. We like to handle it be-
cause it is A GOOD ARTICLE. SNYDER & McCoONNELL,

- San Luis Osiseo, September 15, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paint has GIVEN
PERFECT SATISFACTION; it is INCREASING IN SALES daily
and is VERY MUCH LIKED. Mr. Call, one of our most leading men,
has purchased entirely of your paint for his building. J. D. DENNIS.

San Louis Osispo, May 3, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your RUBBER PAINT is
becoming BETTER ENOWN and growing MORE POPULAR daily.
J. D. Dennis.
RanxporpH, Oregon, September 27, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your Rubber Paint is by far
the best for this climate that is now in use; being the MOST PERFECT
PROTECTION TO THE WOOD, and HOLDS its COLOR. Our Cedar
in use here checks badly, even when well painted with Lead, and the clim-
ate is so moist at night that common paint loses its holding properties and

color. I have recommended your paints to quite a number. Jno. L. Bray.

ALBANY, Oregon, October 11, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We have no hesitancy in re-
commending your paint as a GOOD PAINT, and it gives satisfaction.
BELL & PARKER.

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San FErNaNDo, October 12, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your Paint GIVES PER-
FECT SATISFACTION. Macray & Morir.

 

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VacaviLLg, October 20, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The Rubber Paint is getting
to be in GREAT FAVOR here, and it GIVES SATISFACTION
WHEREVER USED. J. D. TiLsoN.

VicToria, British Columbia, Oct. 29, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We have HEARD NOTH-
ING BUT PRAISE OF YOUR RUBBER PAINT from purchasers.
LaxcrLey & Co.

Sax Dieao, October 30, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We desire to keep a complete
assortment of your Rubber Paints, as we find no trouble in selling. All those
using 1t pronounce it the BEST. JEweLL & McLErnan, Painters.

 

 

 

SacraMENTO, November 3, 1875.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Ihave examined several houses
in Oakland painted with Rubber Paint, also ten or twelve in San Jose, one
that was painted four and a half years ago. I also examined several painted
with white lead and oil. I find that the RUBBER PAINT KEEPS IN
GOOD CONDITION MUCH LONGER THAN THE WHITE LEAD
AND OIL. IT DOES NOT SEEM TO CHALK OFF OR SHRIVEL.
All our paint here seems to dry out and chalk off on account of the dry, hot
climate. Iam so FAVORABLY IMPRESSED WITH YOUR RUB-
BER PAINT that I shall RECOMMEND IT IN PREFERENCE TO
WHITE LEAD PAINT, AND SHALL USE IT IN ALL CASES
when it is left to my judgment. JouN J. Gray, 139 K Street.

 

: Harrssuze, Oregon, November 13, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The Rubber Paint, wherever
sold, HAS GIVEN GREAT satisfaction. Smita, BraAsFIELD & Co.

 

Sonoma, November 15, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: All who have seen my house
since painted with your RUBBER PAINT, pronounce it EQUAL TO
THREE COATS OF LEAD AND OIL, I ONLY PUT ON TWO
COATS. D. C. Youna.

 

Evuceexke City, Oregon, November 20, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The Rubber Paint GIVES
GOOD SATISFACTION. I have great faith in it. J. P. Gn.

 

SearTLE, Washington Territory, November 20, 1875.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We, the undersigned, have
had our buildings painted with the Pacific Rubber Paint, and are WELL
PLEASED WITH IT. Wu. W. WaITE, A. A. DENNY,

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Corvaruis, Oregon, November 24, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your Rubber Paint is GIV-
ING GOOD SATISFACTION. ALLEN & WOODWARD.

 

SEATTLE, Washington Territory, Dec. 25, 1875.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The buildings that we have
painted with the Rubber Paint RETAIN THEIR GLOSS AND LOOK
WELL. The paint is FAST GAINING FAVOR; WE ARE WELL
PLEASED WITH IT. As soon as Spring opens the Rubber Paint will fly.
Pike & SHoUDY, Painters.

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VaLLEJ0, January 17, 1876.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The people in this place are
profuse in their praise of the work on the Orphans’ Home, and I assure you
the building looks splendid. I never thought those colors WERE near so
nice; you would be pleased if you could know how admirably your RUB-
BER PAINT WORKED DURING THIS COLD WEATHER; AS
EASY AND SMOOTH AS THOUGH IT WAS THE MIDDLE OF
JULY. The PAINTERS ALL AGREE THAT THEY HAD CON-
CEIVED A WRONG IDEA OF THE PAINT, as they expected it
would DRAG, creep, and be everything vicious known to the craft, but to
the contrary, IT WORKED SPLENDID. W. M. BEARDSLEY.

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Visania, Jan. 18, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: When the spring opens we
hope to use and sell a great deal of paint, as we are WELL PLEASED
WITH IT. Spier & JacksoN, Painters.

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Nevapa City, Feb. 6, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company Gents: I have tried your Rubber
Paint and LIKE IT VERY MUCH. Ihave but one coat on as yet, and
that has a GOOD GLOSS. S. L. Stour, Painter.

 

San Francisco, February 24, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: My houses, Nos. 713 and 715
Ellis street, painted with your Rubber Paint, have the finest appearance of any
buildings in my neighborhood. After. all the severe weather of this Winter,
they look just as well as the day when finished. Come and see them. I want
no better Paint than the Rubber. JorN Boyp.

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SareM, February 28, 1876.
John Hughes—Dear Sir: In reply to your note asking my opinion of
the RUBBER PAINT, I will say that after using over one hundred and
twenty-five gallons under various circumstances, on FIVE DIFFERENT
HOUSLS, and also on PICKET FENCES, I find it all that you repre-
sented it to be when I purchased it of you, and MORE IN SOME RE-

 

 

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SPECTS, AS ITS COVERING QUALITIES, EASE OF APPLI-
CATION and BEAUTIFUL HARD FINISH PROVE IT EVEN SU-
PERIOR to what you claimed for it. Very respectfully, yours,

W. C. GriswoLD,
Lessee of the Willamette Woolen Mills, and Proprietor of Salem Agricultural Works.

SALEM, February 29, 1876.

Mr. John Hughes—Dear Sir: Induced by your long experience in the
handling of Paints and Oils, to use the RUBBER PAINT, I will say in
reply to your note asking my opinion of its merits, that now, after having
used upwards of ONE HUNDRED GALLONS on the GRANGERS’
WAREHOUSE in this city, I believe your opinion of its value as a- Paint
has been fully sustained. Although applied on GREEN LUMBER, and at
an unfavorable season of the year it presents a BEAUTIFUL, HARD,
BRILLIANT FINISH, and has every indication of and I believe isa VERY
DURABLE and SUPERIOR PAINT, and I do not hesitate to the extent
of my experience to testify to its merits. Yours, truly, N. J. HERRON,

Secretary of Salem Storing and Trading Co.

WesT 10TH AND FILBERT STREETS,
OAKLAND, March 7, 1876. }

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, San Francisco: Last May my house
was painted with Rubber Paint; and now after ten months’ wear, looks as well
as the first day. I am ENTIRELY SATISFIED with the Paint, and think
it SUPERIOR to White Lead or Zinc. Respectfully, JorN DiIxon.

Santa Rosa, March 11, 1876.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your Paint is GIVING FINE
SATISFACTION here; it seems particularly adapted to Redwood. We know
that the strong acid in Redwood will destroy the life and make any LEAD
AND OIL CHALK, while the RUBBER PAINT seems to obviate that
difficulty entirely, GIVING A SOLID ELASTIC BODY that will LAST
FOR YEARS WITHOUT CHALKING. IT IS THE PAINT.

TroMAS P. BAXTER.

: Hueneme, March 12, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your RUBBER PAINT

has given entire satisfaction so far, and is PREFERRED to the Averill

Chemical Paint. WorLr & LEvy.

OaxrvAND, March 16, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: It affords me much pleasure
to certify to the EXCELLENCE of your Paint, which I have used on my
building on Sycamore Street. It is SUPERIOR in FINISH and ECON-
OMY TO ANY that I have ever used, and I shall be glad to have you refer
to it in your testimonials. M. S. Hurp, Freight Agent C. P. R. R.

 

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San Francisco, March 18, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents : Your RUBBER PAINT
put on my house in Alameda, last September, is ENTIRELY SATIS-
FACTORY. It COVERED BETTER than any paint T have ever used;
seems to have MORE BODY than other paints, and my house LOOKS
AS WELL AFTER THE WINTER RAINS AS WHEN FINISHED.
I recommend it to all who want a GOOD PAINT. F. Cov.

OAxLAND, May 3, 1876.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: About fifteen months ago I
painted two houses with your Rubber Paint, one an old house on Franklin
street, the other a new house on Thirteenth street, between Broadway and
Franklin, both two coat work. The new house is redwood, and I was told
that it could mot be covered with two coats of any kind of white paint,
BUT YOUR WHITE DID IT COMPLETELY, and the paint is as
good to-day as ever, for anything that I can see. IT SPEAKS FOR
ITSELF, and I have shown it to a number of persons, and they all agree that
it is BETTER COVERED than lead and oil will do. W. A. STUART.

Goop TEMPLAR HoME For ORPHAN Ootupass.)
VarreJo, May 4, 1876.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We are much pleased with the
appearance of the Orphans’ Home at this place, painted with your RUB-
BER PAINT. Ithasa BEAUTIFUL FINISH, and every indication of
being DURABLE, besides COSTING MUCH LESS than lead and oil
paint. SamuEL Krrro, President Ex-Com. Board of Trustees.

OAxLAND, May 5, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The house No. 907 Jackson
street, painted with your Shade No. 4 RUBBER PAINT, is VERY SAT-

ISPACTORY. I like its appearance much, and cheerfully recommend it to
others. JoskpH F. ATWELL.

San Raraern, May 6, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Having carefully examined
buildings painted, one with good Atlantic Lead and Linseed Oil and the other
with your RUBBER PAINT, both at the same time (January, 1875), I find
that the RUBBER PAINT is in GOOD CONDITION, and apparently as
good as when put on, while the Lead and Oil is breaking and chalking like

: whitewash. I refer to my house and the Methodist Church, standing almost

side by side. The KUBBER PAINT has stood well in every case, MUCH
BETTER than any paint ever used here. Lorr H. Smita, Painter.

OAxLAND, May 10, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I am well pleased with the ap-
pearance of my residence on Sixteenth street, near San Pablo avenue, painted

 

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with your RUBBER PAINT. It certainly seems to me to present a better

finish than Lead and Oil Paint, and I have no doubt of its durability.
: J. E. Bextox, P. M.

OAELAND, May 10, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I am MUCH PLEASED
with your RUBBER PAINT on my house, corner Twelfth and Jefferson
streets. It looks as well now as last Fall when put on. I think it PRE-
FERABLE to any other paint, and wish you success with so MERI-
TORIOUS and much-needed an article. T. H. PingerToN, M. D.

OAxLAND, May 11, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: In answer to your inquiries,
I will say that my house on Telegraph Avenue, painted with your RUBBER
PAINT, atout TWENTY-TWO MONTHS AGO, is in GOOD CON-
DITION. The paint is HARD and SOLID, and bids fair to LAST FOR
YEARS TO COME. I am satisfied with it, and recommend it as SU-
PERIOR to lead and oil. IseaeL W. Knox.

OAELAND, May 12, 1876.

Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Within the past year I have
painted five or six of my houses with your RUBBER PAINT, and must
say that it has in every particular proven itself all you claim for it, and has
every appearance of being very DURABLE, and is also CHEAPER than
any other paint. Some of these houses have ONLY ONE COAT and they
present an ELEGANT and RICH FINISH, SUPERIOR to any that
could be produced by other paint. I cheerfully recommend it to all contem-
plating painting. W. F. KELSEY.

OAELAND, May 14, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: It was with some reluctance
that I used your Rubber Paint on my house on Fourteenth street, between
Webster and Franklin, and after FOURTEEN MONTHS the paint is as

good as ever. Iam pleased with it, and can heartily recommend it.
J. T. BRADLEY.

Orymreia, W. T., July 6, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paint GIVES GOOD
SATISFACTION and it will soon be much in demand. Sam’n WILLIAMS.

GripLEY, July 16, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paint stands at the head of
the market here, with a good demand for it. H. C. WaARTON & Bro.

CorvarLis, Oregon, August 19, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The Rubber Paint is increas-

ing in popularity here, and is pronounced good by every one to whom we have
sold it. ALLEN & WOODWARD.

 

 

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ROSEBURG, O., July 17, '76; Nov. 21, '76; Feb. 26, "78.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paints are giving good

satisfaction.
I have painted my house with your paints and find them THE BEST I

HAVE EVER USED.

I find your Rubber Paint is the VERY BEST now known.
S. HaMILTON.

ArBaxy, O., September 15, 1876.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company Gents: The “Rubber” is steadily gain-

ing in public favor, and all who use it speak very highly of it.
JorN FosHAY.

ArsurxN, February 20, 1877.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paints are bound to give
satisfaction, and in time will take the lead. T. E. STEPHENS.

Sonora, April 8, 1877.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: The ‘Rubber’ is gaining favor
and is PREFERRED when its merits are once known. J. S. Capvy.

SANTA CBUZ, May 9, 1877.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I have sold more “RUBBER ”’
since I have had the Chemical to compare with, because the Rubber is
EVIDENTLY SUPERIOR. Oris A. LONGLEY.

ARCATA, June 8, '77; July 0G, "1,
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I have used your paint on
several jobs, and am satisfied that I can spread it with as much ease and can
cover as much surface in a given time, as I can with lead and oil. TWO
COATS of the Rubber Paint is, in appearance, equal to three of the best

Atlantic lead.
From the houses that I have examined, one of which has been painted three

years, I have become favorably impressed as to the durability of your paint,
and I do not hesitate to say that I have not yet succeeded in applying Atlantic
lead, mixed with No. 1 linseed oil, to outside work, that can compare with the
Rubber Paint after two years’ exposure to the weather. The Rubber remaining
firm and hard, whilst the Lead chalks and cracks. J. Bosqui, Painter.

WATSONVILLE, Aug. 29, '77; Sept. 4, 4.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: I have never found any paint

that suits me as well as your Rubber paint.

I like your paint and shall always recommend it to be SUPERIOR to
LEAD and OIL. I can safely say that so far I have found it better than any
other paint I have ever used. H. F. Prcknay, Painter.

 

 

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ANAHEIM, September 20, 1877.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paint is satisfactory in

every respect, falling short of nothing in what you represent it to be.
Look & LEONARD.

: Sarem, October 11, 1877.

To W. P. Watson, President Oregon State Agricultural Society: —
Your Committee, appointed to inquire into the merits of the MIXED PAINTS
on exhibition at the Seventeenth Annual Fair of the Oregon State Agricultu-
ral Society, beg leave to report: That, after examination of various specimens
of PAINTING, we have come to the conclusion that the RUBBER PAINT
exhibited by the PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO, is in all respects superior to ALL OTHERS exhibited.

Respectfully, T BE OvEeues,
A. H. JEwWETT,
G. N. WaLLING,
—_— Committee.

Los ANGELES, June 11, 1878.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We have, for some time past,

been convinced of the SUPERIORITY OF YOUR PAINTS over lead

and oil, and all other paints in the market, and do not hesitate to recommend
them. FosTER, HowArD & Co.

Los ANGELES, July 26, 1878.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Having formed a favorable
opinion of your manufacture of paints for outside work, we gave an order for
a quantity to be used on the Baker Block. We are well pleased with the
quality of the material furnished, and if it is as permanent as elegant, shall

 

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Rule for ascertaining the Amount of Paint Required to Cover a
Desired Surface—Add the number of feet in width (front and rear) to the i
number of feet in length (both sides), multiply this by the average height; &
divide this by 9, gives the number of square yards tobe painted. This divided g
again by 25, (as one gallon of this paint covers twenty-five square yards, two f
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ANAHEIM, September 20, 1877.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paint is satisfactory in

every respect, falling short of nothing in what you represent it to be.
Loox & LEONARD.

: SaLeM, October 11, 1877.

To W. P. Watson, President Oregon State Agricultural Society: —
Your Committee, appointed to inquire into the merits of the MIXED PAINTS
on exhibition at the Seventeenth Annual Fair of the Oregon State Agricultu-
ral Nociety, beg leave to report: That, after examination of various specimens
of PAINTING, we have come to the conclusion that the RUBBER PAINT
exhibited by the PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO, is in all respects superior to ALL OTHERS exhibited.

Respectfully, i ODEREA:
. H. JEWETT,
G. N. WALLING,
Committee,

Los ANGELES, June 11, 1878.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We have, for some time past,
been convinced of the SUPERIORITY OF YOUR PAINTS over lead

and oil, and all other paints in the market, and do not hesitate to recommend
them. FostER, HowarD & Co.

Los ANGELES, July 26, 1878.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Having formed a favorable
opinion of your manufacture of paints for outside work, we gave an order for
a quantity to be used on the Baker Block. We are well pleased with the
quality of the material furnished, and if it is as permanent as elegant, shall
RANK IT IN FRONT. BucuaNAN & HERBERT, Architects.

 

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Rule for ascertaining the Amount of Paint Required to Cover a

Desired Surface—Add the number of feet in width (front and rear) to the

number of feet in length (both sides), multiply this by the average height;

divide this by 9, gives the number of square yards to be painted. This divided

again by 25, (as one gallon of this paint covers twenty-five square yards, two
coats,) will give the number required in gallons.

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ANAHEIM, September 20, 1877.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Your paint is satisfactory in

every respect, falling short of nothing in what you represent it to be.
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SarewM, October 11, 1877.

To W. P. Watson, President Oregon State Agricultural Society: —
Your Committee, appointed to inquire into the merits of the MIXED PAINTS
on exhibition at the Seventeenth Annual Fair of the Oregon State Agricultu-
ral Society, beg leave to report: That, after examination of various specimens
of PAINTING, we have come to the conclusion that the RUBBER PAINT
exhibited by the PACIFIC RUEBER PAINT COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO, is in all respects superior to ALL OTHERS cxhibited.

Respectfully, T. a Ovuenin,
A. H. JEWETT,

G. N. WALLING,
Committee.

Los ANGELES, June 11, 1878.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: We have, for some time past,

been convinced of the SUPERICRITY OF YOUR PAINTS over lead

and oil, and all other paints in the market, and do not hesitate to recommend
Foster, Howarp & Co.

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Los ANGELES, July 26, 1878.
Pacific Rubber Paint Company, Gents: Having formed a favorable
opinion of your manufacture of paints for outside work, we gave an order for
a quantity to be used on the Baker Block. We are well pleased with the
quality of the material furnished, and if it is as permanent as elegant, shall
RANK IT IN FRONT, BucuanaN & HERBERT, Architects.

88 Square Yards ONE COAT work.

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Rule for ascertaining the Amount of Paint Required to Cover a
Desired Surface—Add the number of feet in width (front and rear) to the
number of feet in length (both sides), multiply this by the average height;
divide this by 9, gives the number of square yards tobe painted. This divided
again by 25, (as one gallon of this paint covers twenty-five square yards, two

coats,) will give the number required in gallons.

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