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FACTS FOR AIRSHIP ENTHUSIASTS.

Never go flying without taking the fallowing precautions First, see that you have your lights burning brightly the same as the Invader in Prohibition Land had, viz., one bright light in ffont and one ill rear.' Tho one in front to keep the. starß and other things out of the way. : The rear light, to keep flics, niostiuitocs, etc., away from tho steering apparatus, Secondly, when descending to the earth chofeo the ■ softest possible plnco to fall (the eea tor preference), as you can create an impression on the sea, but. the earth will only create an imprcssiou on you. In ca6o you happen to hit the earth, have a tin of lteil Cross Ointment in your pooket, in order that you Way repair tho damage .wrought on your body .through'coming in contact with & harder substance. It will cure yoti. every time, will take all the blue-und-blaek disfipurementa away, so; that tho nest day you will be able to start afresh, either on the airship or back at vouf work, whichever- alternative -is the nibro oongonial. You can buy a tin of Red Crosi Ointment from your chemist or grocer, for Is, Od. Remember, as surely an you require winM to fly, just as oertdinly "you reauira RED ■ OINTMENT when you fall, See iIIk ,play ait Johnston'}, Chemist, Puba Stioot,

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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 650, 29 October 1909, Page 7

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FACTS FOR AIRSHIP ENTHUSIASTS. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 650, 29 October 1909, Page 7

FACTS FOR AIRSHIP ENTHUSIASTS. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 650, 29 October 1909, Page 7

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