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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 86, 8 October 1930, Page 7

When you re •••• interrupted in / * your reading... "'"*'* M- — \ i i *" 1 19 ... do you look up and over your glasses ? * : Well, Henry Morrowbie does. Henry, mind you, is by no means old, but his glasses are relics of saw^... -^ the day when one wrapped a layer of woollen yarn round the part that hooks over the nose. W' They date back almost to the time when folk ~ js»L -^Mr A^>v \. who wanted glasses did the fitting themselves— :ig||§lfc^fa.i. ■£* >jF by the simj)le expedient of choosing the least j|l^^^™^B>fe h^ •• 3^olo blurry pair from a boxful on a fancy goods I No doubt they were more or less adequate P^^BBHll^V.JfcK. ' J glasses when they were first fitted But styles %$k- have changed,; even Henry's eyes have clumped ~"^^^^^^^^^^^^ M>A< J' since tnen* nis glasses are now neitlier 1 ' ' , '---"* *^w*^pf _jKrW ornamental, nqr at times even useful. '■* ' JBm^ Scores and hundreds and possibly thousands of " Henrys iii Wellington have not yet realised that j«p the spectacles of 1910—rand maybe those of 1920 s > * jP^x —do not fit to-day: either optically or facially. • i**H 4i _^ ' \ $$j^k jJf % »^asses may e°^ irient^s' ut a^ter a^» NSI(SH«^^ Jiiilik &-"*■ ' their sole purpose is to'help your eyes. If they s"*"«k^^ I^HByJK r* o/i'f helPthere are uew frieuds readytnat wiU* cw lenses powered exactly to the needs of each ■HPRNK4X ' c)' c' Modernly mounted and yet well-bred iv ■BKy - - slyle. Bi-focak if necessary, combining in each ens a^ tv DOtu near and distant vision. Faulty sight is one ol the doubtful blessings oi • N ™ civilization. Accepting this truth philosophically you can yet make the best of things by f^\ having your eyes examined each year. If your m ) eyes require help, we are competent both to / Y^ prescribe and to fill the prescription. We are /£// equipped with every resource of modern optical science, and with experience gathered during two 1 >v generations of optical practice. And we believe _ •— "■ that service in this matter does not consist in Littlejbhjis ™-—- take care of your eyes

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