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Evening Star, Issue 17326, 14 April 1920, Page 8

the Evening Star axe accepted sub- -B- time, it is found impossible to classify ject to the understanding that the right is Advertisements that com* in after noon reserved to Delete or Amend any portion of After this hour they cannot be classified.' an Advertisement which may ha considered We would therefore request Advertisers to undesirable to appear as written by the kindly bear thil in mind, and send is their advertiser. «rders early. «MM — makes white shoes x new again m Wi m $m mm S?ffi« ES2S sni You will find that your white shoes will stay newlooking if you always clean them with Bon Ami. Bon Ami doesn't paint over the dirt on white shoes and fill up the seams—it removes the grime el.<l the stains, and uncovers the original whiteness so that the shoes look like new. When the original whiteness finally does wear off, the regular white dressing will improve thern. r§ But even then they should always w be cleaned first with Bon Ami. /is For white canvas, cloth, and all i J white leathers except kid. \ r Price, 7Xd per cake. '