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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9163, 5 June 1908, Page 2

TAN-OL. Tau-ol represents all thatjia latest and best in the shoo polish line. In fact fcan-ol is the last word in polishes, and it is impossible •to conceive its superior. As the name implies, it is ’a polish for tan footwear, and no matter how frecmeutly, or how long you use Tau-01, the leather keeps tan. With most polishes the boots go through various stages of colour, from tan to brown, from brown to dark, from dark to black. Not so®.vith •Tau-01. Not only'does the nse of Tin-ol prolong the life of the boot, but when you reach the stage whore you are reluctantly compelled to part company, you will find the leather bright, flexible, well preserved, and still tan. Tau-ol is marketed in generoussized tins retailing at fid, while for -the convenience of those who desire to use it for linoleums, leather suites, furniture, etc. (for which purpose it is unsurjiassedl, it is obtainable in liquid form, at Is per betide. Every lady contemplating the urchase of a now jacket or paletot should see the beautiful stock of these goods now on display at The Bon Marche, Palmerston. The fit, stvle, and finish of every garment is perfect, and the prices most reasonable. The Ladies of this district are invited to inspect these charming goods'*