THE FAMILIAR FILM. Over the counter quickly at any photographic dealers. Into the camera confidently for any picture chance. That’s KODAK Film, the familiar film in the yellow box. You can get it wherever you go. You can use it with the assurance that results will always be the best that conditions permit. Ask for British made Kodak Film. (2) Use the vinegar that has stood the test of time —SIIARLAND’S TABLE VINEGAR. Best for pickling. Specify anil insist on “ Shnrt.and’s. ’ * 1 Less rubbing and a longer shine with “TAN-OL, ” the wonderful liquid polish for floors, linoleums and furniture; most economical. All grocers. 1
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 12 March 1928, Page 5
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