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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13537, 30 October 1916, Page 4

By the YOUR CHILDREN WEAROOK at that shabby untidy A little boy! What m««* *»« »rts be like?" That's tL. sin one of these si I Suits will bespeak the son-proud, g * father or mother! g § MILLAR AND GIORGI « | iSoW LARGE VARIETY | t OF WASHING SUITS. | I Included are some very new| I, vies with silk tops and serge | 1 Ks, whilst washing r Tomcj * I 'Varsitys, and Sports Suits are | f verv prominent. ' | I Good fit, good style, good value is | ¥what we claim. % IbRING SONNY BOY ALONGI | mmm j OUTFITTERS, I PALMBRSTON NORTH.

TO OBTALST THE EXPERT SEROPTICIAN. fB. W. RUSSELL, G. 5.0.1., D.L.0.C., QUALIFIED OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN AND PROFESSOR OF OPTOMETRY, is making a v : sit to Palmerston North, and by special arrangement may be consulted at my pharmacy on all defects of vision requiring glasses for their relief. Sight is precious. Any loss of vision is always to be deplored. Your eyes deserve the best possible care you can give them. Mr. Russell's visit to this town is a golden opportunity to obtain the expert knowledge and services of a skilled optician. There are hundreds of people in and about Palmerston to whom properlyfitted glasses would prove a lasting bei-elit, who think they have perfect eyesight, but who really never knew or enjoyed the greatest of all human senses. * Their sight is only partial—not perfect. They should not allow this opportunity to pass by, but make an early appointment and have their eyes carefully tested. Mr. Russell's test will prove absolutely whether any defect exists, and he will honestly advise which is best for you.

CHARGES. —Where after careful testing Mr. Russell decides that lenses -would be of no service, no charge will be made. In those cases ■where lenses are necessary the price will vary according to the lenses required and frames selected, but in no case will the charge be more than the ordinary Wellington prices. Those persons now possessing frames may have new lenses fitted in them, and will be charged for lenses only. I personally know Mr. Russell as a specially qualified and reliable optician, and strongly advise all who have the slightest eye trouble to accept his services while he is here. J. REGINALD WOOD, Chemist, Waldegrave 's Buildings, The Square, Palmerston North. Consulting hours: 10 a.m. till 5 p.m., and in the evening by appointment.

<AILORS AND COSTUMIERS (under tne management of H. IHORBUEN), Have just opened up a fine selection of Blues and G"eys, suitable for Costumes and Suits. All orders executed with care and judgment. Prices reasonable.

M.P.O.C. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST (Late ot Wellington). Ltifitaally e: 1 latest approved methods a descriptions of glasses fitted. CONSULTATION FREE. Hours: 10-12, 2-5, 7-9, or by special appointment. 29 BOURKE STREET. Phone 660.

NEW TJOSIERY SPECIAL g "■ VALUE. § % BLACK COTTON HOSE from Is |* | BLACK LISLE HOSE from 1/9 <| S> pair. <s> I I BLACK CASHMERE HOSE * ■& from 1/11 pair. g GREY COTTON HOSE from 2/3 £ P air - _ <iJL KHAKI COTTON HOSE from | 2/3 pair. g f SILK ANKLE HOSE, Black and % White, from 2/6 pair. » I C. SMITH LTD. | * PALMERSTON NORTH. f 1