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• 8,000 FEET UF IN AIR
EXPEMENCES DURING A
BIG THUNDERSTORM
Navigator in Plane Describes
Thrilling Descent to Calm
• and Sunshine.
An observer in •an airplane desorib-
Mg an enerience in a storm thous -
elide of feet ale. the %kith. writeet
Tho sky was strewn with the rem -
mutts of a gunning dogmas. the climb
was madeniarefully but swiftly oa the
wings of tt warm wind. Eight thoue-
and feat Were rettelted with Vie merest
effort. The salient features of alto
countryside could be picked out with-
out giasses. The air had a lane
-tinge, but It was such as the eye could
'speak' through, and it gave no hupres-
elan .of the moleture with which it
meat' Mese been heavy, It seemed
warm and brilliant, and as the ma-
chine throbbed its way through it two.
warm slip streams flowed back over
the wind screen,
"Some time masts hies elapsed be-
fore the pilot, in twisting the craft
round, to a new direction, caught a
glimpse of a livid purple -gray hank of
clouds which had crept up from the
south. It had come quite unheralded
by thunder, but although the eight was
,not attractive there seemed neither
cause for alarm nor need tor a prema-
ture descent, Even the growling
rumble of thunder at a great distence,
which came at last, failed to discon-
cert, and theairplane soared on with
bracing wires singing and the engine
in deep, full-throatea roar.
Storm Burst Suddenly.
"Then, without further warning, the
storm broke in fall fury,. A mighty
crash of ihun-der, which seemed to
deafen and. deaden and almost shake
the machine but of the skies, wae ae-
compealed by a wild burette hail and'
rain Which lashed the machine-metal-
leesay arid made it toss from one side
to the other like a cork on the surface
of the sec, itt • a steaming cloak of
rain end mist it was impossible for the
eye toSee the ground,
"Peal -alter petil of 'thunder follow-
ed itt swift succession between Vivid
Ilashee of furless Summer lightning.
The heavens lista pelted1 to pour forth
the hccuraulated Moisten of centuries,
At nearly 7,000 feet up it would be
suicidal to descend into the unknown
end nuseen. Which wits safer—air or
land? To the pilot, anxious almost be-
yond- endurance, came the thought,
commit to every eying num, of fire in
the Or; and as if to Confirm this hor-
ror 0 Ralik in a moment illuminated
the whole machine es thouglait were ,
caught in the. probing beam of a
searchlight at nigbt. The sky was
rent from veldt in horizon hy a visqd
streak at electric ere. Tice indiceting,
fingers on Um navigation instruments
oscillated wildly.
°slivers Like a Wounded Bird.
It -seemed the last moment; but it
passed, and stillthe notalilue was alr-
worthi. .The hail still tore fiercely. at
the • fabric ot the plenet; the machine
was becoming more and more an -
stelae; but it still hummed on. Down
below a cloud or vapor made it hupos-
stele to see the earth or to sight a
stretch al gement svhereen to land.
The thunder brele, with uaebated Eery
-et. regular interrels, and at each on-
slaught the machete quivered like .a
Woneded bird,
'If the pilot continued to fly on It
could only be a heeler of Moments
before all control of the craft would
be term:tilled from his heeds, • It was
- equallyhazardous to plunge down in-
to tbe sea of mist in tad ignorance of
!hello of the land beneath. But to the
latter course only could a ahead or
hope dim The engine therefore was
suddenly shut off and the nose of the
madder, dropped.
"By the altimeter, watched fever-
ishly, the descent of a few thousand
feet seemed to take many minutes. in
the thief( of 6.• swirling /Met a smitten
and violent contact with the earth was
momentarily expected. But down—
down ; until at what seemed the mitt -
cal second. -there came a sudden in-
rush of steady grateful air from a re-
gion -of. sniffles ,content and Peaceful-
ness, with the earth a thousand feet
below. There ,was no sunshine, but
theta was also no storm. It had been
o cyclone of the upper regions only."
Careful Hubby.
They hadn't been married very long
and, strange to relate, both their birth-
days fele on the same date. But al-
renelY he had learnt a thing or two
about the shopping propensities of the
fair sex. So he tackled the subject of
presents manfully,
"Darling," he said lovingly, we
mustan have any secrets from each
other, now, mast am?"
"No, sweetheart!" she cooed gladly.
"Well, duckiest," he went on "if you
will (meetly how much you in
tend to spend on e present for nit,. I
shall. he able to work out how much
1 shall have left to buy one for you."
Metnoes"Trains,
-Whentt "eltootIng iatur bas41oei1
athw'Firt the sky et tome behind lt e
tatirage etreanter. We do got notice
the Met, but astronomers eV that the
Streamer sometimes remains, visible
for fifteen. minutes er more.
At first the etreamer le a etvid green
or 'neerlet etreak. .Prefoindly t Me
fiunlee Snaky ferns, becoming more
•seritentine mid trregitler until It
vanistee,
Belief is entertained Viet the meteor
leaves behind it a tebe-shaped layer of
highly heated ales syhielt expends anti
is finally dissipated, 'rite Atmosphere
along 'its track is electrified by the
transit of the, celestial projectile, and
-
isthereby rendered brightly pimp-
eliorescent. .Air currents blow the
ftueebt.eabout, producing the snake Of-
\
Onervetions made simultaneously
from statiouts tar apart have proved
that the average meteor when fleet
epee •10 about eighty milest above the
eurfece of the earth, and disappears
Damn view at thirty miles, In other
.werde, it travels fifty miles before the
atmospheric friction, burnsit up. Thla
Eddie's, it is reckoned, raises it to a
temperature of something like 3,000,-
000 degrees, Igo that, unlees of large
size., it hae no chance to reach oUr
planet.
FREQUENT IlEADACHES .
A Sure Sign That the tiood is
'Watery and Impure.
People with thin blood are much
more subject to headaches than full-
blooded persons and the fornt ot
mitten -de, that afflicts, growing girls is
almost always accompanied by head-
aches, together with disturbance of
the digestive engem
' Whenever you have constant or re -
earring' headaches and pallor of the
face, they show that the blood is thin
end your efforts should be directed ,to-
ward building up your blood. A fair
treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills will do this effectively, and the
rich red blood made by these pil1s. will
remove the headache.
More disturbances to the health are
Gauged by their blood than most people
have any idea ,of. When your blood
is impoverished, the eervessuffer
from lack of nourishment': and you
max be troubled with insomnifteneura
Us, -uourelgia or sciatica. Muscles
subject to strain are undernourished
and you may have muscular rheuma-
tism or lumbago. If your blood is
thin and you begin to show symptoms
of any of tbese disorders, try building
up the blood with IM. Williams'. Pink
Pills, and as the blood Is restored' to
its normal condttion every symptom
of the trouble will disappear. There
are more people who owe their pre-
bent state of good health to Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills than to any other
medicine, and most ef them do not
hesitate to say so.
You earl get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer In teedicine or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
far $2.50 from the Da Williams Medi-
cine Co., Brockville,Ont.
Random Remarks.
To be a Christian is no mug's. game.
—Rey, 11. Sb.oppard.
Meat el us are humbugs, not from
wicked motives. but from lack of
character.—Mr. A. G. Gardiner,
A. man will tell his wife everything
in tho world except how 1110011 money
he is getting.—Lady Astor, M.P.
People are not saving half as much
as they should. Everyone should save,
from the office -boy to the millionaire.
—Sir Robert Kindersley.
I have no patience with model
young men. Model young mon delight
their mothers' hearts and ruin their
wives' tempers.—Mr. Edgar Settee.
Difficulties exist only to be over-
come; anything that presents difficul-
ties is generally worth the effort spent
in their ,solutIon.—Rt. lion. A. J. Bal-
four.
No ono will ever persuade me that a
girl who cannot do housework and
cook Well is anything but a fool, and
just a devil's team for men felk.-11,ev.
Walter Mitchell.
Old Oceans Bed,
To an enormous extent the bed of
the ocean i covered with lava and
pilmice stone, Still more remarkable
is it to find the floor of the ocean
covered in many parts with the dust
of meteorites.
These bodies whirl about in the
heavens like miniature comets,. and
are for the most part brokeu into in-
numerable fragmeets.
We are all familiar with these hea-
venly visitants as shooting stars; but
it has been only lately discovered that
this oostnic dust forms layers at the
bottom of the deepest seas.
Between Honolulu and Tahiti, at a
depth of 2,360 fathoms—over two
rail& and a half—a vast layer of this
material exists. .
Falling upon land this impalpable
dust is indistinguishable, but, accumu-
lating for centuries in the sea depths,
it forms a wondrous story of the cen-
Campus bombardment of this planet
by conestary bodies.
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9586—Boy's Suit • (knickeebocker
trousers). Price, 25 cents. in 5 sizes,
6 to 14 years. 'Size 8 require e 2%
yds. 86 ins. wide, or 17/8 • yds 54 ins.
wide; living for coat, 1% yds, 86 Ins,
wide; waistband and inside pocket, %
yd. 36 Inc, Wide.
9262-- Boy's Suit (knickerbocker
trousers). Price, 25 cents. In &sizes,
6 to 14 years. Size 8 requires 2% yds.
86 ins. wide, or 1% yds. 54 ins. wide;
lining for coat, 1% yds. 36 tins. wide;
(lining for trousers, % yd. 36 ins. wide,
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or from
the McCall Co., 70 Bond street, To-
ronto, Dept. W.
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Massacres Caused by Iron
Shutters.
Iron shutters' have probably caused
more riots, massacres and pogroms in
the Levant than political agitators,
says a despatch from Constantinople.
All shops in the, Near East are prca
vided with roiling iron shutters, which
work in iron grooves.. When they are
banged down they make as much noise
as a machine gun. Every time there
is rumor of any sort of trouble some
timid merchant slams down his shut-
ters to protect his plate glass. With-
out investigating the cause other mer-
chants follow instantly with such
clatter that the public becomes panic-
ky and rushes about trying to discover
the cause of the flurry.
At such moments excited crowas
will credit any rumor which is put in-
to circulatiou. Pickpockets avail
themselves of such opportunities.
Soapbox oratore, street fakirs and
magicians gather crowds by this de-
vice. In any Turkish city the circula-
tion of a rumor that a movement is to
be started 'against Christians will
cause all Armenian and Greek shops
to close within a few minutes, and
frequently the noisy closing of the
shops fans the religious hatred of the
Moslems into action, •
A Small Price.
At last little Freddy was allowed to
visit grandpa all alone. They were
great friends; and had long waited for
the great day.
Freddy had the time of his life.
Grandpa saw that he wanted for mail-
ing. The small boy ate more cream
buns ht those -three days than he
would otherwise have done in three
years, while his pockets lugged all the
time with sweets.
But there comes an end to every-
thing, and Freddy went home again,
oide yellow of complexion, and lan-
guid and feverish. Mother promptly
sent for the doctor, who ordered him
to bed, and sont him some veey un-
pleasant, but doubtless healing, medi-
cine.
Grandpa came next day alai; was per-
mitted to creep upstairs to soo how
the sufferer was faring. He found
the small boy lying wan and palo on
his pillow, but received a watery smile
as a welcome.
"Oh, grandpa," said the weak little
voice, "I've been awfully bad—but it
was worth it!"
RIMIER COilli'LlINTS
KILL LITTLE ONES
At the first sign or illness during
the hot weather glvt3 the little ones
Baby's Own Tablets or in a tow hours
he may be beyond aid. These Tab-
lets will prevent summer complaints
if given occasionally to the well child
and will promptly • relieve these
troubles if they come on suddenly.
Baby's, Own Tablets should always be
kept in every home where there are
young children. There is n0 other
medicine as good and the mother has
the guarantee of a government analyst
that they are absolutely safe. The
Tablets are seld by medicine dealers
02 by mail at 28 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont,
What Size Do You Take?
Few people understand the mean-
ings of the numbers and sizes on ar-
ticles of clothing,
10 hats and caps tee.stze is one-half
the sum total of the long and short
diameter's of the head. In other words,
if your head measures 12afsin, your
site is hate is 6%.
The eize in gloves indicates the num-
ber of inches tatted the knuckles when
the hand is closed,
The length in Maas of your 2001. 10
the "nuntber" yott take itt socks. In
women's Jlose the tenth of the leg le
usually three tittles the length of the
foot.
It 5 woman's foot measures 9M., her
size in elutes is 2, Every quarter et an
Inoti sibOiro 8% Increases the -glut by
0155
A. Man With 0 feet llin. long should
wear spite I•boots, The size increases
by one .111 every %in, itt men's loot
-
Wear,:
Paderewelti eould • play the piano
when three yeere old,
Minardis Liniment for side eveeywhere
Irish Punctuality.
Tile following - story is the experi,
0000 of a woman who treYellea a geoa
deal in. Ireland befere the World war;
Although she was naturally Pune-,
WA slie had grown a trill° .ttarelOSS
through familiarity with the. eaSY-go,
Jag Manner in which time tables eeora.
ea to be treated, One day she arrived
at a small country Statio2l:J.4st too tato,
bet she wafi3Oogearly on time that she
could not at first believe her inIsfor-
tShe dashed frantically down
tIur latform, waving her bag and UM.
brellii; but the train glided away hist
ahead of her, gathering 'a speed that
left Icor at last 11(410108S, breathless,
and a' good deal abashed as he real.
!zed the SPOOtaciarar flUalltrOf her vain
sprint. She turned, panting, to en-
counter the station master, who was
holding out a magazine that she load
dropped.
"Sure, thin" he told her, sympatheti-
cally, `Ptis MG wonder ye hurried,
ma'am—and a grand rue ye made of
it—with yerself near enough at the
first of it to set yer little fat on the
step, savin, only the width of a pig's
ear. They'd not he having the hearts
' of men in Ham not to stop ter ye, But
that's- bow it kr, ma'am, once Yolks do
get bewitched with the word 'punctual,'
Punctuality be hanged, says I, whin it
interferes with .politeness and the res-
pect due a lady! Meson would have
held the train for ye a minut, and. no-
body the wonse, the days, whin I ran
'ine imgine; but these new lads, they
stick to the time -table, worse luck,
and a fine nuisance they make of thins -
selves. Anl thim well knowing there'a.
not another train to Bantry the day!
Id not blame ye, ma'am, if ye writ a
complaint to the management. 'Tis
scandalous!"
Although the traveller did not com-
plain, she admits- that -she found his
point of view consoling. Much to her
amusement, it was her fortune short-
ly afterwards to hear it emphatically
echoed by an old Irishwoman who,
loaded with bundles and baskets and
carrying a live duck, missed a train.
much as she had done, except that the
old woman's run was a waddle, and
what a bystander picked up for her
was not a magazine but a squawking
and flapping duck. The old woman
turned upon those who had gathered
about her an eye of incredulous indig-
nation,
"And the b'y that drives the ingine
me own son!' she proclaimed:, "Black
shame on him for de.seartin' and aban-
donin' Itis mother, and him knowin'
well the Wain I was to take and the
state of the ro'd and the lameness of
ould Maggie's forefut! Niver wud I
have believed that my b'y ThaddY
could play his mother such a thriok!"
"Whist woman, he couldn't help
himself!" some ono suggested. "Ile
had to run her on schedule."
"And if schedules are to be allowed
to ,upset the duties of b'ys to their
mothers," cried the old woman wrath-
fully, thin the divil fly away wid the
schedules'!"
A murmur of sympathetic applause
greetedthe wish.
"In which," confesses the traveller,
"I felt an, unholy desire to join. Some-
times I do get tired of schedules!"
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"DANDERINE" FOR
FALLING HAIR
For a few cents you can save
your hair and double
its beauty
To stop falling hair at onto and rid
the scalp of every particle of dandruff,
get a small bottle of delightful "Dan-
derine" at any drug or toilet counter
for a few cents, pour a little in. your
hand and rub ft into the small). After
several applications the hair usually.
stops coining out and you can't find
any dandruff. Help your hair grow
strong, thick and long and become
soft, glossy and twice as beautiful and
abundant.
Her Soldier.
Deer anti young, •here's the prayer /
pray for you:
Heaven be full of new life and play
for you!
Swift 50 ao arrevt, light as a swallow!
So may we Rud you, boy, whets fol-
low.
Montreal, May 29th, '09.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. ,
Yarmouth, N. S
Geutlemem—I beg to let you know
that I have used M1N,A11D'S LINI-
MENT for some time, and,I find it the
best 1 have ever used for the Joints.
and muScles.
• Yours vary truly,
THOMAS J. HOGAN.
The, Champion Clog mul Pedestal
Dancer of Canada.
Father (endeavoring to blend in-
etruction and amlisement): "Yes, chil-
dren, Mr. Lloyd George saved, his
country, just as Joan of Arc saved
France." Bright Child: "And when
are they going to burn Mt, Lloyd,
George, daddy ?
MONEY OF:OERS.
Remit by Dominion Express Motto
Order. If lost or stolen you get your
Money back,
.A. good life in nothing Mere than
a lot of days lived well.
Keep Mhisird's Liniment in the haute,
leaUE No. 0d.4 -42o,
40,111,4tiER
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fineezirig, SireatTlilig eyes,
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RAZ! lAti
xelief, -VA up in cap-
enles, easily swallowed. Sold
pliable druggists for a dollar.
l&elc our agents or send card for
free sample to Templetou's, i.4?
, ging St, W. Toronto,
• Door -Steps.
A door -step
Shonid be, made
To face the West
So that
When a min
Is through
He, can. sit
And watch the sun go down.
And Say:
Go along
-With you!
My job's done!
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Minard's Liniment used by Physicians
--
In some districts in Siam a girl who
reaches a certain age without finding
a husband is required to wear a.label,
and thenceforth is a more or less privi-
leged person, under the special care
of the king, who is bound by ancient
custom to find a husband for her. The
royal matrimonial 'bureau has less dif-
ficulty in arranging matches' than
might be expected, for it works on a
very simple system. A prisoner In any
jail in the kingdom may gain freedom
and pardon, by marrying one of the
king's charges, and as many eagerly
take advantage of the right as there
are available freedom -bringing maids.
Whether or not the man is already
married is of no consequence, as one
wife is not the legal Ihnit.
•
Lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone
costs only a few cents.
Plant Piqk:Me4ipo.
A. farm and garden machine of great
ingentaty to now bolas te;steci Le the
South of /plighted.
Ito function is to bestow a blelc-use-
np Of the Cheapest and Meet silmuic-
Ging sort to every seed put into the
ground,
Afi it 10 drewo along It plinetarke
llttio hole, drops in a Single soed trim
ono eylinder, and sinittitanecusiy 11
pinch of artificial manure from en,
othei'. The 'tele is immediately nod
anti train a third cylinder fails a
pineit of powdered lime, whish on.
courages the beiudicient bacteria that
assist growth.
• it hopes are juetilied, the machine
would save a fourth of the usual
amount of seed and au immense deal
of artificial manure,
MOTHER!
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only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are aura your
child Is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stotn.
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each bottle. You must say "Cala
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re -Not A Blerms
mars the perfect
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riEPERDABLE
A-4. tires, like good
roads, always pay for
themselves many fimes
, over.
Partridge Tires have
a supreme hand -built
dependability which
makes them savers of
dollars, time and in-
convenience. They are
quality from tread to
;the inside of the casing.
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
"Freezone" on au aching corn, instant -
by that corn stops hurting, than short,
1Y you lift it right off with engers.
Truly!
Your druggist sella tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a few cents, attractant
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and the cal-
luses, without soreness or irritation.
Loan at loses both itself and friend.
Canal boats form the homes Asf more
than 25,000 people in England.
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
Three persons out of every four in
New York City were orn under alien
flags.
ECZEMA IN RASH
CU 1CURA HEALS
Very My aud Broed,
Troubled Six Weeks.
"Our daughter's face earn° out he
o raeh that we were told was ecren..a.
Her cheats's got sore
and she rubbed earls-
ing loss of sleep. The
broakingontwasvery
itchy and burned so
that Itad to tiegloves
_see on her bands to keep
her from scratching.
"This trouble lasted about Big
Weeks before I used Cuticurn. I used
one large boli of Cuticera Ointment
with two cakes of Cuticura Soup
when she was healed." (Signed)riere.
12. Stares, Blenheim 110., Galt, Ont.
Cuticurn Soap, 0/Malone anti Tal-
cum arc ideal for daily toiletmees.
Seep 25e, Ointment 25 and Me. Sold
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Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"'
For Colds, Pain, Rheumatism, Ada paokage which contains complete ril-
ing Joints, Lumbago, Soiatisa, Neu- reetions. Then you aro getting end
Tithe and for lteadache, Neuralgia; Aspirin—the genuine Aspirin pro -
Toothache, Earache, take Aspirin scribed by physicians for over nine -
marked with the name "Bayer" or teen yottrs. NOW made in Canada.
yon are not taking Aspirin at all. Bandy tin boxes containing 12 tab-
Aneept only "Beyer Tablets of lets cost but a few cents. Druggists
Aspirin" in an enhrokon 'Save' also eell larger "Bayer" packages.
Theme is only one Asparin—"Bayer"—You must say "Bayer"
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