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Taihape Daily Times, 29 May 1918, Page 8

*~ «*. f* f\ X&S FITTING AND PROPER ADJUSTMENT | 7^ ♦!♦ .-4^ OF GLASSESO Defects of the eye and eye strain may be remedied by the nse of Glasses, which must be accurately ground & t T t f, ♦!♦ A perfect adjustment is your guarantee, while in addition facial cfccts are carefully considered when you purchase glasses from I J&d j. t V A J. R. GUNHIHGHAME. PRE9CeCP*TON OBBM IST AGENT FOR NYALL’B HIGH Bex 18. AND CLASS OPTICIAN PREPARATIONS TAIHAPE ❖ f * Hardly less important than the Lenses are the FITTING AND PIN PER ADJUSTMENT of the Spectacles or Glasses. Lenses that havi been prescribed with the j*re*tMt skill and accuracy are often so worn as to fail entirely in their purpose. False adjustment may produce opposite result®, thuf proving very harmful to the eyes v*> & % t ? t t J V T T t T <>

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