Please make an Appointment for your OPTICAL SERVICE Your nearest Telephone is connected with ’PHONE 100. Your nearest Post Box gives quick service through BOX 222, TIMARU. VY/E are Working Under War " Conditions and an appointment may save you a gallon of petrol, and we can GIVE BETTER SERVICE. Wm. McBRIDE 208 Stafford Street G. S. CARMICHAEL. - OPTICIAN
C ( MfAD7/Mf WOJMf £ WOMVf) The surest way to regain your pep and maintain brighter spirits is to take 4 LAX, the scientific double-action laxative. Combats acidity and removes all headache m making wastes. Chemists and I s tores se " lax. 40 doses for 30 pence. 1 MR E. J. THOMPSON, Chemist, Timaru
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21819, 23 November 1940, Page 12
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