THE r-ALUE OF GOOD SIGHT And the necessity of giving the-eyes proper Cave and Attention. M'R RUSSELL, of A. R. Russell and Co., Opticians, Lister Buildings, Victoria street. Auckland, is again visiting . suited at ranaki and n STRATFORD—A 1 Mr W. A. Browns pharmacy. Tuesday, October 12th ELTHAM At Mr G. D. MacGregor's, V.'eduesday. October Mth. HAWERA, At Mr Dingle's Pharm* acv. Thursday, August 19. j NEW PLYMOUTH. At Mr, Abrom's , Pharmacy, Friday. August 20. I INGLEWOOD. At Mr. Tait'.s Pharin- ! acy, Saturday, August 21. I Mr. Russell is an exceptional man ■in the optical Held. He has devoted his whole life to the science of Optics, and for 26 years has done, no 'other work. He has. been associated (with some of the foremost Eye Specialists of England, and for 1G years was a tutor of Optical Science. Ho holds the highest qualifications lan optician can posses:;, and has hong since discarded the out-of-date chart testing system. ' Years ago this was the only method known, hut science has advanced in I optical work the same as it has in | other directions. The greatest eye specialists of the world, ami all the leading Eye Hospitals practically I eliminate lite use of test charts. The eyes are tested, the case accurately diagnosed, and the glasses prescribed without asking the patient any questions. This is Mr. Russell's method. As Mr. Russell will- he kept exceptionally busy during his short visit an appointment would be advisable. do millions chew Wrigley's aftet every meal? ■' It's an easy, pleasant way to clear*, tne teeth. The world's most useful treat* after every meal , j i Madc-in MlttrtV' H6O j&Sj. P.K.,4jH«{%>« ' ,o:.-.i.i'. , ;;rii) />.-.; liiaimkinv-qii^l j "To be or not to be"—"To, rub or i not to rub?" At! tn.at is the!Question, so sings "NO-RUBBING L\VUNDui j HELP. Harrrony in the washnon.se. ha: mon- in the home, harmony every* i where is the splendid ambition of i "NO-RUBP-ING LAUNDRY R\ELP." t:pw zeaiand "Vr «<K(MIUBUINtt LAUNDRY KELP." A. Is packet) rashine* perffsctly. V-
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume LVIV, Issue 11, 15 October 1926, Page 3
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