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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18510, 22 March 1922, Page 3

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“Better Safe than Sorry!” This is an old proverb, and one that is very true. "I’ll wait a little" indicates an attitude which invariably leads to regret, especially in regard to Eyesight Weakness and Troubles. Whenever pain in the Eyes, Blurring of the Vision or Headaches arise after close or prolonged work, the matter should receive immediate attention. The Eyes are very delicate organs indeed, and demand the utmost' care. Almost every Weakness or Deficiency Of Vision can be treated successfully, if taken in time, by the use of specially-made Glasses. If your Eyes are not quite up to the mark, don’t delay, make an appointment to call and have them examined at once. W# will advise you os to what is required. Don’t wait until that stage of Eye-trouble is reached where conditions become serious and very grave. Act at once I . ‘ HUGH NEILL Professional Opticians 249 Street. HUGH NEILL. D.8.0.A., F. 1.0. Tel. 3,156. GORDON K. NEILL,

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