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Taihape Daily Times, 10 January 1919, Page 8

and all kinds of Crockery, POTS, PANS, KETTLES Etc. TUI STREET. Our New Year RESOLUTIONS. In thanking our patrons in and around this district for their confidence in our business, and their liberal support during 1918, wc desire to make known our resolutions for the coming year. Our aim shall be to give a greater degree of satisfaction which will be outcome of highest values and best qualities. We shall endeavour to please every buyer, and do our utmost to keep our prices as low as posible. With this object in view, WE SOLICIIT YOI T R PATRONAGE DURING 1919. Main Street, Taihape. WADE'S WORM FlGS—Wonderful Worm Worriers. Price 1/6 3

S® u In each of the following classes of Collinghame's Suits there are from 6 to 8 sizes so that almost any figure can be fitted. The increase in each size is 1 in. in chest, with other measurements in accordance. NORMAL SlZES.—These are for regular builds, always easy to fit. A. SIZES.—For men shorter in body and smaller in waist and chest than " Normal " ; trousers regular length.: S. SIZES. —Body as " Norma!,'' but arms and leg; shorter. T. SIZES. —For tall and slight men ; quite a distinct class. L. SIZES.— For the semi-corpulent; mainly wanted by middle aged X, SIZES.— Over 300 Collinghame Suits always hang in our wardrobes in over 150 different all-wool materials ; this assures variety. Collinghame Suits are man-tailored, designed and cut by experts whose whole time is given to this work. We know of no one else who so specialises in ready-to-wear tailored suits. We ask fqr a trial, knowing we can please you.

Children are Often Condemned WHEN THEY AEE NOTHING OF THE KIND. THEIR EYESIGHT IS AT FAUUT. Eyestrain makes them slower to see and consequently slower to mentally grasp points before them. Who is a Teacher of Optical Science, has made the human eye his whole ''•'..'.;' V /V!>--- /'' <:llj life's study. He is an cxeceptional ■>■:.'''•'-'T?U'?#( man in the optical field. His method kiiiiti of dealing with children is unique; s / with his Visoptometre he can test eyes, exactly diagnose and prescribe glasses when necessary without asking the patient any questions. This method of dealing with children should appeal to parents. With the ordinary method of testing the operator has to rely entirely upon the patient's answers, which often lead to mistakes and wrongly fitted glasses. I would strongly advise anyone who has the slightest eye defect to consult MR. RUSSELL, G. 5.0.1., D.F.O.C, without delay If he prescribes glasses you may Tely upon having perfect comfort and ease. I am in a position to know that MR. RUSSELL is a specially qualified and reliable Optician. CONSULTATION BY APPOINTMENT AT MY PHARMACY. W. H. FOOKES emxst, Matn Street Tainaf>e.