Some people will say that wearing spectacles is against nature. To those who protest that wc have no right to interfere with the course of Nature, one might point out that the whole of civdisation, everything which separates man from animals is an interference with what such people common-
ly call “Nature.” If ■by wearing spectacles leads the race onwards to a higher and fuller completion and the perfecting of its powers—-well let us wear them. Consult R. T. Bickerton-, Eyesight Specialist. Now .a Albion Hotel, Greymouth.—Advt.
"Starts in a flasti’
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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 June 1923, Page 5
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