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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 113, 30 January 1918, Page 6

I father in letters from Holland that the "Dutch now retire to rest earlier than any other people on earth (says a correspondent of the "Daily Dispatch"). They are only allowed to burn for two hours in the middle of the dav for cooking purposes and one hour after dark for'lighting purposes. When that hour is up there is nothing for them to do but to go to bed. lhe Netherlands have no coalmines, and all the coal they use has to bo imported. A somewhat similar state ot things prevails in Denmark. Mother: "Tommy, stop asking your father so many questions. Don't you sec it annoys him?'" Tommy; "Why, mother, it's not the questions that make him angry. It's because he can't answer them." Furniture, Floors, and Linoleums look like new when rubbed wit.h'TAN-OL." Brin»s up wood-grain and pattern—gives a la°iiii? poli-li- In tins—liquid, Is.; pasli«, Gd.-Advt. "With 105. worth of Baxter's Lung Preserver I reckon I can euro all the colds in Horopito," writes a sawmill hand to Mr. Baxter. Large bottle, Is. 10d. Try it.-Advt,