PACTS FOR AIRSHIP ENTHUSIASTS. Never go flying without taking tho following precautions: —First, seo that you have your lights burning brightly the same as the Invader in Prohibition Land had, viz., one bright light in front and ono' in rear. The one in front to kcop the stars and othor things out of tho way. The rear light to keep flics, mosquitos, etc., away, from the steering apparatus. Secondly, whoii descending to the earth chooso tho softest possible place- to fall (tho sea for proforonce), as you can create an impression on tho sea, but tho earth will only croato an impression on you. In case you happen to hit tho earth, have a tin of Bed Cross Oint-ment-in you pocket, in order that you may repair the damago wrought on your body through coming in contact with a harder substance. It will cure you every time, will take all tho blue-and-blnck dlsagurements away, so that tho next dny you will 1)0 able to stnrt afresh, either on tho airship or back at your work, whichever alternative is the more cogon- | ial. You can buy ,i tin of Red Cross ' Ointment from your chemist or grocer, I for Is. 6d. Remember, as surely as you I rcuuire wings to fly, just as certainly I you require RED CROSS OINTMENT : when'you full. See display at Johnston's, iCheuiiat, Cuba Street-ddvL
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 770, 19 March 1910, Page 5
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