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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1638, 16 September 1920, Page 4

TRAVELLING GOODS THAT "STAND THE RACKET." People who travel don't need to be told about the hard usage their bags and trunks get. SELECT YOUR BAG OR TRUNK AT MILLAR AND GIORGI'S, and you can be certain that it will "come up smiling" after the hardest knocks. In stock are: — Leather Suit Cases and Blouse Cases, Gladstone and Brief Bags, Canvas Cabin Trunks and Hat Boxes, Fibre and Canvas Suit Cases. lA big selection in all sizes, at very reasonable prices. SEE OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY! THE GREAT Ol PALMERSTON NORTH. ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE. Teazle Wool, Teazle Brushes. Teazle Instruction Cards. CROUOHER'S, Art Needlework Specialist. e Sauare Palmerston North. 3FARM. Jp: (ACRES, rich river land, 21 miles Borough Boundary, splendid house, etc. Cannot be exceeded. Price right. See us. BOARDING HOUSE. ~ ROOMS, good position, early possession; will paint, paper and renovate; very cheap. Terms easy. PAUL NIELSEN'S LAND OFFICE, 15 Rangitikei Street. TIME FLIES! Yes, and flies correctly, too. with one of our pocket watche3. They are the best watches made, and we can recommend them without hesitation to any customer requiring a thoroughly reliable watch. Every one is guaranteed. Silver open face Lever Silver Hunting Lever Nickel Hunting Lever t We also have watches that are not I quite so expensive, i.e., at 15/-, 21/and 85/-. You cannot afford to be without a correct time-keeper because loss of time means loss of money. THE QUAIiTTY JEWEMiERS, PALMERferON NORTH.

CHILDREN ARE OFTEN CONDEMNED AS "DULL," OR "LAZY" when they are nothing of the kind. Their eyesight is at fault. Eyestrain makes them slower to see and consequently slower to mentally grasp points before them. Our Mr Russell, G. 5.0.1., D.L.0.C., Professor of Optometry and Teacher of Optical Science, is an exceptional man in the optical field. Hi* method of dealing with children i 3 unique. With the Visop-tometi-e he can test eyes, diagnose and prescribe glasses where necessary, without asking the patient any questions. This method of dealing with children shoula appeal to parents. With the ordinary method of testing the operator has to rely entirely upon the patient's answers, which invariably lead to mistakes and wrongly fitted glasses. Mr Russell has had 26 years' experience. This long practice, combined with a thorough knowledge of the theory of optical science, makes him stand alone as an optician. During his long practice he has dealt, with over 70,000 cases, which makes him familiar with every defect the sye ia subject to. RUSSELL & INNES, MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS, Rangitikel Street ?Wext Bank of New Zealand), Palrnerston North. \ErnQßt V. We*>t. A.N.Z.I.A j hj. G. WEST AND SONS, REGISTERED |A R CHTTECTS, OMcm: 24 King Street.