S 3 sMmwm-wiLMMm WAOONahd ihhkrt PAINT. lengthen the life of your implements 4SKd wagons—prevent rust and decay, by painting them with S.W. Wagon ahn Implement Paint. Dries with a rich, oil gloss. More durable and satisfactory- than any other paint on the market for this purpose. AOK US ABOUT ST TO-DAY JOHN EDMOND, Timaru. m L $$ Proud Mb an Vpat* Snrl la* <2p OCRtse. m* tVp«aa 9*a*d» s*£■) *f padw Op. | S&Uti U* t%wn / .ySMk* 05 &). UPSC of your walls?* TWe are or 6urs~no\v. snnized!. You can’t be proud of ugly, cracked ceilings or feded, tearing paper I “Upson Board la twice as strong mi other boards. It takes far less paint than soft, spongy boards. And it’s waterproofed, so I keep it fresh and spotless with a damp cloth.” Avoid imitations of Upson Board., The little difference in price does not measure the big in quality'. “’hone us to have a representative come and tell you abo’.?4 this nearest perfect* lining. JOHB^DMQND, PHOXE 293 SOPHIA ST. m SSSfiS.? ■}
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 170572, 4 August 1921, Page 3
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