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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9423, 20 April 1909, Page 5

IT COSTS AS MUCH in time and labour to apply an inferior and comon polish as to apply TAN-OL. while therejteno difference in price. It will pay you to think of this when yon get around to polishing day again. If yon use TAN-OL for yonr linoleums and floorcloths, for leather suites and leather work of every kind, for picture frames and woodwork, varnished Venetian-blinds and the hundred and one other materials calling for such a polish, the result will be a deep and lasting satisfaction with the appearance of your home fittings and furnishings, Tan-ol is also the very best dressing and polish for tan footwear, and has now become the general favourite. . The paste put up in the sixpenny tins is the most suitable for tan boots, leather bags, etc. The liquid Tan-ol put up in the Is bottles is for linoleums, floorcloths and furniture. If you once try Tan-ol you will never want any other Imaki or brand. Tan-ol fills the bill. Your grocer has it. Ask him.