Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1931, Page 44

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THEN ) ST Sacernel. ber, Willyum, the time he looked up mMiss sAaLLY, | YOH ' BEFORE VOU BRING A HEAP OF MoLEY kg in the milkmans face and calmly said, g BACK THE. DISHES YOU WE BOILED MULEY 9 X % FORE HE EATS _QFFN . Organ of a climbing plant. Milk. Well, I told that to Fanny but ’ R s . R L ios. it left her impervious. All ihe clever- {0 TOTE OVER 1O |y \ ey | ik aalo 5:&5;%_50“' 7 "EM INSTEAD * . Obligations of insurance, l?'” nnl ln:an); of it u:hmed to exc-d MM _WQ\)LDJA,/,“ é «NDA KETC! d[\ ™EM TO KI v . Kitchen utensil. Lol AR S \ LIKE _HES GOT | 1t And she called Herbit over and said & el a5 to him, How does a cow go, Herbit? d e Bl and Herbit ansered with his usual ex- f Q | pressionless_expression, Bow Wow. Fanny explained that the charm of | that laynln n:]eu(:uct tthn(t h}z«:lthknev By very well in rt of harts how & | cow goes, and my naturel response was, | $:L.HUNTLEY | Very well then, why duzzent he wink when he says it? Then I told her how | Willie, whenever h is asked what time it is, invaribly ansers, Clock, but Fanny Jjust raised her eyebrows with an ex- | pression that was barely polite. | * Thats what I mean by an atmospheer e | | of strane, Willyum, and I may not stay S PARG) ATIEID | as‘l%lg as I uate;ded.ylnd l;; f:lcz lmu MA 5 not Ing urge . our affectiona [‘y‘ :‘%g = [ ?m | wife Pawleen, AR Thieves stole & safe from the cinema in Aldershot mlll'.:Lwnp in England smuggled it past guard, carried it more than a mile, broke it open and found only $18.