Chicago College of Optometry - Focus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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E. L. I-IEDSTROM COAL CO. Since1B57 CITY-WIDE AND SUBURBAN RELIABLE DELIVERIES l'lUdson 3-3211 BURCSESS Wholesale 81 Manufacturing Opticians, Inc. 611-612 Champlain Bldg. 37 S, Wabash Ave., at Monroe Chicago 3, Illinois NORTH AVE. LARRABEE Y.M.C.A 1508 N. Larrabee St. The Y is here to serve you lor your spir- itual, mental, social and physical Wellbeing, COMPLETE FACILITIES RESIDENCE AND CAFETERIA Compliments ol HOFFMAN STUDIOS American Jolo Book Bindery 81 Loose Leaf Co. 655 S. Wells Street Chicago 7, lll Portrait Photographers n ' I U - MGQGZIHQ, l.ClW Und MedlCGl Boolc Blndlflg 30 E- Adams St- Also Fine job Worl4 Clllmgo' lll' Phone WAbash 7-5294 Established 1892 CHARLEY MAY HAND LAUNDRY JGSEPH GOLDWG CLEANER AND CLEANERS AND TAILOR 1551 N' Mohawk Ave' 1637 Larrabee Street QHIQAQQ ILUNQIS Chicago 14 Illinoi UPTOWN SUPER MARKET 541 W. North Ave. Chicago, Illinois BLOOM'S RESTAURANT North and Larrabee St, Chicago, Illinois Ill

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Compliments of N. P. BENSON OPTICAL COMPANY Complete Laboratories in: MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MONTANA NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA WISCONSIN CompIiments of Central States Optical Co. 5 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago, III. CHICAGO OFFICE SUPPLY CO. OFFICE FURNITURE 81 EOUIPMENT tor Optometrists SpeciaIists in Unitorms, Gowns and Linen Service For tI1e Professions Central Towel SuppIy TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES - PRINTING 703 S. Dearborn Street 3923 W. North Ave. Humboldt 9-1400 Waste' 97825 G PETERSEN, Manager HARRY P. BAULFIR ll! corvrptirvrtrsits or HARRY P. BAULER Democratic Candidate for Trustee of tI1e Sanitary District of Chicago Election November 7, T950 X Vote Democratic

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V C in the era of styled spectacles, very few people Want simply a pair of glasses. Wlhat they do want is C'OH1lDff'fK zfiszzzzl r011U'0rf. VVhen people see well and Without effort, they Work better, play better and live in a more enjoyable world. This condition, of course, is brought about by regular professional eye care. Yet even the most competent practi- tioner seldom, if ever, hears direct praise of his professional accomplishments. The satisfaction of his patients can be measured only by the fact that they 7 E!Il7'1l to him for pro- fessional services. At the same time, such a professional man can count on this: satisfied patients do tell their frielzfzfv. And thus reputation arising out of ability and genuine interest in the patient's problems invariably leads to a successful practice. ln this way the refractionist enjoys the economic freedom so necessary if he is to discharge the moral obli- gation of his profession. The Univis Lens Company Dayton, Qhio 120