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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15827, 28 July 1913, Page 6

bo reverenced in overy sphere, the "WHITE HORSE" Whisky maintains this roputatibn in age, bouquet, and purity,' and Mackie & Co., the Distillers, are so jealous of their reputation that they refuse to deal with any who adulterate or tarnish their good name.—Advt. Joseph M. Connor, of New York,' Elmer R. Connor, of Port Richmond, N.Y., in a patent, No. 1,057.221, provide for com-. bining with an aeroplane a parachute and a. harness frhich secures the parachute while folded directly to • the body of tho aeronaut. There is an independent beit adapted for attachment to tho body, and cords connect the belt and parachute, and there i« a cord which directly connects tho peak of the pavacli.ite and the aoroplane. This cord operates first to position the parachute over the body, should the body fall, and to break aftor the weight of tho body is placed upon the parachute and after the parachute lias been positioned over tho body. A SMART ARREST, before any damage is stiffcrcd, is better than delay in cases of coucfhs and colds. ■ which neglected often lead to a lonsr laying-up and heavy medical expenses. The arresting effect of Tonking's Linseed Emulsion on coughs, colds, and influenza is marvellous. Keep a bottle handy, Is 6d, ?« 6d, 4sod,-all cfoemista and storekeepers.—s