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Traveler—Give me a ticket t*
Springfield.
Agent—Springfield, 111., or Spring
field, Mass.?
Traveler—I dunno—which is the
cheapest?
HELPFUL WILLS
Ann—How do you expect to get
through life without a will of your
own?
Arthur—Why-er—with the wills of
two uncles and an old aunt.
GOING—GOING
He (aggrieved)—I’m not entirely
bald, y’know. I've a little hair on
my head.
She—Why, so you have! And don’t
you know, I can see another and a
smaller hair not far from the on#
you refer to.
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on that patient before it’s too late.
The Young One—Then you think
he's in danger of dying?
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cover without it.
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Cholly Littleneck—Here’s a radio
graph «t my head that’s just been
made, showing a blood clot on my
brain.
Dolly Dill — How interesting!
What’s that little speck, the blood
clot or the brain?
OCCASIONAL ERRORS
Teacher of Grammar—Your Eng
lish is bad. Are you making such
mistakes all the time?
Pupil—I guess I make 'em only
when I talk.
WHO WILL KNOW?
Mr. Spickenspan—Your hands are
very dirty. You must wash them
before you start in on that cake.
Cook—It won't be necessary, sir.
It’s goin’ to be a chocolate cake an’
It won't show at all like it would in
an angel food cake.