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The Magistrate—Don’t you re
member, the last time I fined you
five dollars for drunkenness I told
you the next drunk would cost you
ten?
The Culprit—Sure, I remember.
That’s why I just freshened up the
old jag instead of starting a new
one.
IN' REVERSE
"I hate selfishness. Before I mar
ried him he did nothing but spend
money on himself.”
“What does he do now?”
“I make him spend it on me.”
HEAVENLY BREEZES
“Do you believe marriages are
made in heaven?”
“Yes, but they soon drift away.”
UP WITH THE BIRDS
‘‘I get up every morning at cock<
crow; when do you get up?”
“When the old hen cackles.”
IN THE HOOSEGOW
Plain Clothes Man—Have you got
that gunman still spotted, Jim?
Policeman—No; he's in stripes
now.
HAD HER NUMBER
“Bill said I looked good enough to
eat last night.”
“And so you steered him to •
high-priced beanery, I suppose.”
CALL THE LAWYER
The Rejected Suitor—What’s the
idea—this sister stuff? Why do you
want to be a sister to me?
Miss Mainchance—Well, you see,
a sister isn’t expected to return her
brother’s gifts.
MAKING PROGRESS
“How are your New Year resolu
tions holding out?”
“First rate. By amending them
from time to time I may make ’em
last all year."