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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 14095, 2 January 1919, Page 6

IT IS ALWAYS NECESSARY Td N consult a qualified specialist in optical matters. There are many quasioptieians, men who go from door to door like pedlars professing to have a knowledge of the wonderful and intricate mechanism of the human eye, but no one knows how much grave harm they do. If you think that your eyes need the slightest attention, consult Samuel Barry, the eminent optical specialist.—SAMUEL BARRY, D.8.0.A., and Optical Socialist, Qh«am Street, Among your New Year's resolves why not make one that you will deal with Collinson and Cunninghame? Here it is that satisfaction is aimed at and achieved in each department; here it is that values are great by reason of Aviso buying and modern methods; here it is that you find a great store keeping pace with a great centre. A good New year to vou and yours!* A vigourously healthful drink is Kola-Nip. Its beneficial effffects drive away depression and tiredness. Refreshing—keen delicious. Quenches stubborn thirsts, relieves parched throats. bools high temperature. Try it WHEN PEARS STOPPED ADVERTISING. Some fifteen year tf n£" the A. and F. Pears Company, of England, believing that their publicity had earned an invulnerable place for their product, and was no longer necessary—ceased advertising. For six months no Pears advertiseing appeared, an in that period the company lost : J »5 pr-r cent. its business. It was estimated it cost the company £1,300,000 over and above its regular publicity schedult to rectify its error and get back where it was before the

Messrs Spooner and Co., of Palmermerston North liave just landed a consignment of specially good hard copying pencils, which they are selling at tho following low rates: Induranee and Copygrapha, 10/6 per doz.; Iris, 7/6 per doz. Reduction in gross lots. Postage paid*