Plaintif€ ordered three pairs, of glasses of the best quality was nothing better on the market. He charged the regular prices for them, but nothing for examination. Plaintiff called at the shop, put on the first pair and expressed hints el?
very satisfied, He called. tha next day and again said he was very pleased, mentioning that he saw witness in the Carlton Theatre tha previous evening and it reminded him of an old prover of (plaintiff's) country. that if ona was thinking well of another man and the latter came into sight the time, it would be lucky for him, The plaintiff came a third time and again expressed himself aa. satire fied, but said he did not want tha bifocals as he was very nervous and it was rather difficalt to beswms accustomed to them. Witness offer: el to make up another pair of distance glasses in lieu, which also satisfied Tt was untrue thal he came again and said he waa dissatisfied and that another examination was made, He had only examination and never said was dissatisfied. If plainti™ had made any complaint witness would have ex: Te would thing wrong if he had described symptoms as he since had Witness let the p have the proscription when assured he was ial with the glasses, If he had have sent the pr, Viaintift said he was koing up-country and wanted the prescription in case it shout by necessary to have other glasses made. eas Wax rather of his guarantee and he way a willing, when eventually: complaints vere, made, ta make anti pre v-and fit new glasses oF to ict plaintiff xo to cists and withers not. only. fir one preserin of glean in onder to satisfy plainti,
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