THE SHINE THAT WON'T COME OFF.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 11 August 1908, Page 6

THE SHINE THAT WON'T COME OFF.

Of the many polishes that find a place on the shelves of the storekeeper, Tan-ol now occupies the front position. Tan-ol is' now used in hundreds of homes, to the exclusion of all other polishes. There are several reasons why this is so. It is more economical. • It is marketed in generous-sized bottles at Island tins at 6d. A little goes a long way. It gives a better and more permanent polish than others. It is non-greasy, therefore does not soil the cjothing. Boots and shoes do not require such frequent polishing with Tan-ol as when other polishes are used. The polish is not affected by damp. Tan-ol contains no acids, therefore does not injure the finest leather. On the contrary, it acts as a preservative, and adds to the life of a pair of boots. Tan-ol is the -best dressing for all leather goods, furniture, linoleums, and floor-cloths. > From saddlers, boot stores, and storekeepers. — Advt.