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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21578, 25 February 1932, Page 2

MOTORISTS! Why Not Drive in Perfect Comfort ? Continuous driving for long distances invariably shows itself In a feeling of strain. Leg and back muscles get cramped and stiff; but a more serious after-effect is shown by tired eyes, often aching with the effects of glare on the roads, or the arduous concentration of driving. This is Nature’s warning that all is not perfectly right with your vision. There is no reason why such physical distress or strain should Interfere with the pleasure of your motoring. Wisdom suggests the proper correction of even small defects If It gives keen, unstrained eyesight, capable of enduring long journeys with perfect comfort If you have the sligbest doubt about the accuracy of your Byes, have them examined by us immediately. Our precise scientific tests are your safeguard. ajp* jjkk S““