Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1535, 13 April 1916, Page 3

SIGHT! THE MOST PRECIOUS OF THE FIVE SENSES. HOW helpless you would be without the power to see! How many brilliant men are handicapped because of defective vision ? That constantly recurring headache—that blurring of newspaper type —that strain and contraction of the fine delicately drawn muscles of the eye. These are the signs of failing eyesight ! Maybe suitable glasses will remedy the defects —maybe your eyes need the attention of a skilled occulist. If you will permit me to examine your eyes, I will tell | you whether correctly adjusted glasses will remedy the detect and I will be just as conscientious in telling you to consult an occulist if necessary. I OFFER you skilled optical service. My experience, skill and knowledge is yours for the asking. I will provide the right ' lenses or fill occuhst’s prescriptions at a price within the limits ot moderation. It you value your eyesight—if you appreciate the necessity for a thorough and skilful examination of your eyes. CONSULT E. HEALEY, CHEMIST & OPTICIAN. J IMPORTANT TO POULTRY i KEEPERS. . ■ WHITE LEGHORN BREEDING ■ STOCK OF GREAT VITALITY ‘ AND, HEAVY LAYERS. I COCKERELS, 15/- and 20/- each, ’ ; according to selection. ' ONE-YEAR HENS, 7/6 each. ! PULLETS, 10/- each: six Pullets and one Cockerel £3 10s. Six Hens and one Cockerel £2 15s. M. H. WALKER. ARDWICIv HOUSE FOXTON.