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Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 21

' s * .X.V. •». % % % v£n'SS9 Protect them from Needless Strain Your eyes never have a chance to rest except in sleep. Rushing traffic, brilliant electric lights, small print—all exact their toll. Such strain is unnecessary and leads to headaches, nervous irritability, and brain fag. Don't temporise with trouble. A scientific eye examination, while it places you under no obligation to wear glasses, may be the beginning of a new lease of health for you. Don’t delay. Call NOW* Mr G. €. Abbott, F.8.0.A. (Loud.), Consulting Optician. Princes Street and Moray Place, Dunedin. I HERE'S A DELICIOUS DESSERT- * it V* mm . V'X-. sS. , From sun-drenched wheatfields comes Sweet Heart O’Wheat to lend interest to desserts. Made from the heart of golden wheat. Sweet Heart O’Wheat is as nourishing as it is delicious. Your family will like Sweet Heart O’Wheat with stewed fruit, and you’ll appreciate its being so easily prepared. Get a packet from your grocer and give your family a treat to-morrow night. SWEET HEARToWHEAT Fleming & Co. Ltd. (Jore, N.Z,