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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 115, 19 May 1942, Page 4

DARK DAYS . . . BUI THERE’S A SILVER LINING ! i The war news- may be depressing and prospects not too bright, but with the aid of an optimist’s glasses I see belter times ahead 1 If YOUR sight seems adversely affected—imperfect vision or headaches—let me examine your eyes. Scientifically prescribed glasses will give you a much BETTER. CLEARER and BRIGHTER outlook. David A. C. LILBURNE OPTOMETRIST THE AVENUE - - - - WANGANUI Visits Marton Tues., May 26. at Mr. Holdaway, Dentist J

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ROOMS SEEM LARGER WHEN GLASS IS SKILFULLY USED. The average living room can be made to look twice it’s size. Thanks to generous sized mirrors artistically decorated. All the colour and light in a room is reflected, creating spaciousness by magic. LET THE ARTISTS OF THE Wanganui Glass Co. HELP YOU.

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