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4 BECAUSE ON -ftE AfTERNOON Of THE BRlD&E WfV
1 at the community club The women were so en
feSssED IN The came that They Paid no attention
Yo The BUZZARD, AND THEIR HUSBANDS 60f
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In the World s News: War, Business, Sports
OLD, OLD STORY
"I wonder what that noise was in
the hall last night?”
“I guess it was Tom breaking hi*
water wagon resolutions again.”
STUNG AGAIN
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‘‘Sam says he ran up against a
regular vamp yesterday.”
“Some girl worked him for an ice
cream soda."
THE COMEBACK
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The Teacher—And so you see,
children, love is the one thing you
can give in abundance and still have
plenty left.
Little Jimmy—How about mea
sles?
DISGRACED
Uuth—Was your father college
bred?
Fred—Yes, but we never mention
it. The college he went to had rot
ten football teams.
TOOT, TOOT
“He’s terribly conceited.”
“Yes, he says that his ancestors’
horns were used back in Bible
times.”
SCAT!
‘‘I saw a big rat in the cook stove
and when I went for a stick he ran
out.”
‘‘Did you hit him?”
‘‘No, he was out of range.”
PUTTING THEM AWAY
Doctor—You say your friend, the
undertaker, sent you to me? What
did he say?
Patient—He said he always rec
ommended you because you had
benefited him so much.
TIME OUT
“Does your husband tell you ev
erything?"
“He doesn’t have to. I’m so clev
er at finding it out.”