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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXI, Issue 16690, 21 July 1916, Page 7

NOT GENERALLY KNOWN. Defective - sight is not a disease-—a young athlete is just as likely to suffer as anyone else —it depends mainly upon this shape of the eye Poor sight is not a- sign of physical weakness, though it may injure health if neglected. Close work aggravates it; and sight, health, and prosperity suffer. To have the sight tested is a wise precaution for all as it enables each to take care in time. After testing we supply Glasses which correct the defects and preserve the sight. Old people would not have snch bad sight had their defects been properly treated at the right time. Let us make your sight good, easy, and safe.—R. Smeaton. Ophthalmic Optician, Wanganui, (25 years' practical experience Londoii and Glasgow). THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT. "Ngaruawahia, Waikato, June 2nd, 1916. Messrs Carrad and Howe, Tailore, Wanganui. Dear Sirs, —Enclosed please find cheque for £5 los. in settlement of bill. The Suit is a splendid fit and considering it is about three years since yon took the measurement for a suit for me, I am agreeably surprised. Will write you again when I want another suit. Best wishes, yours faithfully, ."