PURELY AMERICAN.
One Frenchman failed while another eucceoded in crossing the English Channel in an airship last month. This event had caused more talk than tho feat of General Washington in crossing the Delaware that, time, although tho lattor marked an epoch .in history, while the former will servo only to divert attention for a-'while from Wanna Tomba nnd the Suffragettes. I.,don't wish to bßlittle M. Blenot's feat,' for he certainly Has put.it over all the other aviators for a time. The Wright Brothers will havo to make.a fly over tho Suds from New York to Queenstown, if they want to put thai .Frenchman in tho shade. Women are rapily coming to the front, and, no doubt, thero will be more women aviators than there will bo sky. boats to nccommodato them. Women nro filling all the trades now, excepting telegraph linemen, and I guess they wouldn't care for that. There is one thing to tho front now, and that is Fruitettes. Tliov are just delicious, and qnito the nowest thing in table delicacies. A. Murdoch and Co., the manufacturers of Wellington, Dunedin, and Auckland, consider Fruitettes the finest line they have yet manufactured. Ask your grocer about them, and if he is a live man, he is eelling then* Uko hot coioa now.—
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 777, 29 March 1910, Page 7
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214PURELY AMERICAN. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 777, 29 March 1910, Page 7
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