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Evening Star, Issue 20670, 18 December 1930, Page 2

A VISIT TO “CALLENDER’S” GIFT STORE Will Pay You This Christmas. We have a wonderful range of Useful Gifts suitable for Men, Women, or Children. Our Low Prices will appeal. Wo are Handbag Specialists, and can offer you a wonderful range from which to choose. Special Prices for few weeks. Small Pouch Handbags, Special, 6/6 and 9/11. Pouch Shape, latest stylo, all colours, 12/6, 13/6, 15/-, 16/6, 17/6. All-leather Pouch Handbags, all shades, 13/6,15/-, 18/6, 21/-, 25/-, to 45/-. Underarm Handbags, 7/6, 12/6, 15/-, to 35/-. FREE! Wo will lit your initials free on every Handbag over 10/-. Buy To-day! Over 300 to choose from. Coupons given with every purchase. £2 worth means 2/- worth of goods FREE ! “ CALLENDER’S,” CARGILL’S CORNER.

The power of a steam engine is calculated by multiplying tho pressure in pounds on a square inch of tho piston, the area of the piston in inches, and tho number of feet pressed through by it in a minuto. From this amount deduct one-tenth for friction, and the result will give tho number of pounds the engine will raise one foot in a minute. The standard used in England is that of James Watt, who calculated ihal a London dray horse, working eight hours a day, would raise 33,0001 b one foot in a minute. Nothing about tho homo was safe from Jack’s inquisitive little lingers. “Look, daddy, an aeroplane,” Jack said excitedly one day. But daddy was engrossed in a book. “Yes, yes, my boy,” he replied, “ but don’t touch it.” Take this scientific precaution against coughs and colds—put a few drops of “ NAZOL ” on your handkerchief daily. Disinfects th« circle of infection. New douhlo size contains 120 full doses fc 2s od—[Advt.]