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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9369, 11 February 1909, Page 4

VERY ANNOYING. The wearers of tan boots have frequently been at a loss to know the oanae of soiled and unsightly patches of grime that gather on the pants, where the latter come in contact with the boots. It does nov occur to them that the accumulation is due to the use of a boot polish containing grease or oil. This is transferred to the clothing, with the inevitable result that dust and grime quickly adhere. The remedy is to be found in the rse'of a polish that is free from all those objectionable features. ThaA polish is TAN-OL. Tan-ol is the result of considerable experiment, and is prepared in the factory of skilled chemists, and under their direct supervision. Nothing but the very best ingredients are allowed, and while the finished product costs more to produce, the general public are not slow to discriminate, and recognise in TAN-OL a polish distinctly superior to other preparations. Price 6d (paste) and Is (liquid).