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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 766, 31 December 1908, Page 3

AN OLD SAW. Of all the saws that ever I saw, or that ever I saw saw, that saw saws worse than any saw that ever I saw, or that ever I saw saw. Nearly time to replace the old with the new. Old and antiquated stuff is useful in one place only — the museum Many articles now marketed in this dominion — purporting to be polishes for tan footwear— should be located there. As a polish their usefulness is nil; as a curiosity they might attract attention. It is pleasing to know that a polish is obtainable, ' scientifically prepared, a polish in the truest sens©, and satisfactory in every respect. That polish is TAN-OL. Costs no more than 1 other brands. . One trial proves its worth. Polishes quickly, brightly, and permanently. Tan boots remain , tan. No changing through various , stages of tan to brown, brown to black. Makes the leather flexible, adds to itt life. In tins 6d anils.