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Evening Star, Issue 20999, 13 January 1932, Page 14

“ The piping times of peace” aw N PC ar& all th.e better of being celebrated with “DOL” Agents; NEILL &. CO.Ltd, DUNEDIN MOTORISTS! Why not drive |n Perfect Comfort? Continuous driving for .long distances invariably shows itself in, a feeling of strain. Leg' and back muscles get cramped and stiff, but a more serious after-effect is shown by tired eyes, often aching with tho effects of glare on the roads or the arduous concentration of driving. This is Nature’s warning that all is not perfectly right with your visipn. There is no reason why such physical distress or strain should inter- . , ■ fere with tho pleasure of your Wisdom suggests the proper correction of oven small defects if it gives keen unstrained eyesight, capable of enduring long journeys with perfect comfort. If you have the slightest doubt about the accuracy of your Eyes have them examined by us immediately. Our precise scientific tests are your, safeguard. Consulting Opticians, >i m_ m 93, George Street. 'eti Marvellous Inventions THE THERMETTE This is a remarkable Picnic Kettle. In it a little paper, twigs, or rubbish will boil enough water for 12 cups of tea in five minutes. Mu 12/6 Price, CALIFONT THAT COSTS NOTHING TO USE Place a handful of lighted chips or rubbish in the “ Edina ” Rapid Water Heater, then turn on the tap. Scalding hot tor a bath—at once flows from the outlet. Price. £3/12/6 12/6 A.&T'Burt LIMITED, STUART STREET ----- DUNEDIN.

Cheaper 2nd Class Rail Travel for Families. The Bigger the Family, the Greater the Saving.' The Railways carry father and (or) mother and , ALL of their children under sixteen years_ of age for journeys of not less than twenty, miles at the price of three adult second class holiday excursion return tickets. LEARN ALL ABOUT THIS BIG CONCESSION. YOUR NEAREST STATION MASTER Will GLADLY SUPPLY FURTHER INFORMATION. ■ I