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Evening Star, Issue 18173, 13 January 1923, Page 12

It is no use buying tbs hat when the fwflflon is flown.

THE REDUCED PRICE OF np i I ||H f I Ml UNDOUBTEDLY FIXES A NEW CRITERION Ifl COAL VALUES TARATU COAL is now retailed in the City by all Coni Merchants at 42/ per ton for cash, 21/0 per half-ton for cash, 11/ per quarter-ton for cash, 3/9 per bag for cash. NO COAL CAN COMPETE WITH TARATU AT THESE FRIGES. We quote Country Residents wbo Order in Truck Loads, 21/ nett per ton on truck at Taratu. THE PROPRIETORS TARATU COAL MINES, 114 Rattray street, Dunedin. Concerning Defective Eyesight—and Scientifically Prepared Glasses. The weaknesses of Eyesight are not now, but they have become more fully understood of recent years, and the Science of Optics has so steadily advanced that practical results in supplying relief in cases of Weak Vision are often little short of wonderful! To achieve these ends, the Optometrist is as much dependent upon the delicate machines he uses in preparing Glasses as the surgeon is upon his instrnmentl When wo hays examined_ your eyes and proscribed the exact form required to give the maximum or aid, and relief, we then prepare the Glasses in our own work room, by means of tho latest machinery, and are thus certain that the results desired will ho fully ana effectively scoured, HUGH & G. K. NEILL D B O A., FI 0 D.8.0X. F.S.M.C.. Optometrists, 93 GEORGE STREET. Telephone 3.158. Beware of “Cheap” Starch. Inferior starches destroy linen. Pure rice starch, such gs dolman’s, helps to preserve it. Inferior starches fray out the edges of your linen, rot the thread, weaken the fabric, dolman’s Starch improves the appearance, makes linen whiter, glossier, easier to iron than ever before. Be sure you get the genuine dolman'a Starch—sold in 1 lb. bores and S lb. packets and now considerably reduced in price. Linen lasts longer if you me Coiman’s. Starch/^ IF you require Domestic Assistance, Adver tise in the ‘Star.’