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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12752, 24 April 1909, Page 2

Mr. ISAACSON on TAN-OL TAN-OL ees a new boot bolish, und eet ees a goot S^ >wl|^ my own boots. - i&^^SFs&i^ Of all the prands cv Jr"X^*^^ bolish kept een stock een J&y'^^Jfjkfo* \ JfitAU my warehouse, not one r JC^^f prand ever sometime I equal Tan-01. I©v them tv™* * ■ / M all tried. * Thees bolish ees so goot, thet when ;Vv ** T^f^^^XX the publeek try eet, they AY^muJ^L^^X V will nodings else use. Ml XvCfcl^ r^ fj' "— *i The odder day I see Ml \^HflS&£^^^&* C \ Tan-ol adverteesment een II V Wv^^_^ \ papeer und lat once em- it ._ jfy^^^ /r^f «-i 1 edlatelysentwordto tS'^'/t l((/^ A my son Yacob, who _>^^| > %X% X lVl^ ees my meneger et C^»'<| g - warehouse; I tel v V\y heem, "Sell all Vuff \ 1 "^ J prands boot bolish, T^ \ \^ / every prand, et kost \^ < m brice,^ early, quick!" M Meln gootness, unless he X do so, I lose some many s^^. bounds, lot money. Eel Uk the beeple try thees ' J^TS^k \.^. Tan-01, they weel after \_r^ no odder kind use. All C^^*^ W^ odder prands become • f" dead stock in my ware- Cgfi > also eenstruct my son Yacob to buy beeg stock ef Tan-01, the bottles et one a heel ing, end the tins et seexpence. I tel heem meny beeg orders come for thees Tan-ol — eet ees •• goot I *~ ' * /ti&S^. 1^ CLIPPED HORSES l\ wHPiI Look Belter J "THE UTILITY." "THE APEX." Clipping Machines NOW'S THE TIME. TTCTE Stock the Machines. Three different kinds-" " THE UTILITY" hanging machine; "THE APEX," enclosed pattern, as illustrated. Also "THE BURMAN." , These are the world's beet Clipping Machines. Prices £2 15e, £3, £51256 d 6d. All spare parts obtainable here. Combs and Cutters, top and bottom plates, etc., etc. Young & Collins, WANGANUI. r , r ,^_ , " BUY YOUR f^OFFEk lovers have T tTi /" d . Ct BL \IN KETS .. Bourbon Coffee to be by far the most delicious coffee. from It is blended by experts from the finest berries, roasted by WEBSTER and a unique process, ground and | packed the same day in special canmsters which retain all its goodness and aroma. who have just opened <^2T ~^ * 10 ° Pairs "* \ — "^q- BOUGHT DIRECT FROM THE UaPlfigNl V^Lsstttl Just Note the following quotations i— IIjK?aTMI 9 ~* Bize f rom 10 / 6 P or P* lr Ifffa&lll! 10 " 4 size from 12 6 P er P a(r - iKaggjlSSlj 11 " 4 size from 18/6 per palr " |H!pjwKL. -^- l^H BUSH RUGS ALSO IN GREAT fril iTQ 1 *JZ? ALL WOOL COLONIAL FLANNELB, from 1/- per yard. In white, pink, Shetland, or Orkney. We J&tf^f^ L n . FOR BEST VALUE IN ALL off«3tsfiUto M DRAPERY LINES, CO TO Gems Hand Knii Socks londo* house. First Prize - - *S . ■■" _ ... ■ Second Prize - £3 Third Prize - - £2 Fourth Prize - - £1 * s PATON'S KMITTIHC 4s tyfi) A second* COMPETITION /piMmfWij CHE Socks arc to be Rib Top*, Plain Lees and Feat, and are to be VUCV ' knitted with— I fit I B - i PATON'S 4-PLY SUPER HNCERINC. ■ PURELY Enclose the skein tickets, the draper's bill, |*/| I VflitV W\MCT dA Biff the name and postal address of the Competi- WTIbI Vflv ■ V CiVC'APMp* ,tor, with the work. Mark the package *mn±M t*U H ' "Competition," and send by ''Sample ATlfPlALri H 1/POV Post " to reach as on 2nd AMffust. V■ Wl irtWl H f EH| This Competition is confined to residents AM ft f 1M i in New Zealand, and the Wool must be #%Hl# J^ JHPC v, bought in New Zealand. All the work will . »»>•*•* . *_ \ be returned before the end of August, and a LIVtR H iN|\ ' list of the results sent to each Competitor. "■ • mmW \ , JOHN PATON SON & CO- (Australasia) Ltd. PILLd W GOO^.I -— — ) X^AU CHENIST3J