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A Match for Her \ J i Feathered — Pride—Church—What's lam > I k that rooster across the street crowing for — so? Rooster’s don’t lay eggs [é more wonderful. He just « m—No, but he’s done something ssed the } Gs KS road without being struck by an auto- ' mobile.— Yonkers Statesman. Force of Habit—"Ou new motor { silesman is running up a big expense Not for Feminine Ears—“Why do bunt” you sit there tooting the automobile “How's that?” horn?” asking a passing friend “Well, he used to bea whiskey drum. “My husband told me to, so that 1 mer and hewants to treat everybody toan — wouldn't hear his remarks whil rile Louisville Courier-Journ fixing the machine.” —Boston Tra Fond Parents—We Caxxort Gin auton DAUGHTER'S HAND Way, THis Salesmanship—* Were you arrested Things Even Up—“Some of these site HAS just EEN CHoseN QUEEN oF for speeding?" jitney drivers crowd in passengers so Ques ty Tie Caksivant | * “ ‘i ut OU, THAT'S NO OMSTACLE s." replied Mr. Chuggins, “after — that a girl has to ride on a man’s b six Saye considerable difficulty Now I guess “It doesn’t seem right to make the Art THe Kine or Ismecites Le Jour mebbe I'll be able to sell that carof mine. — girls pay full fare.” t (Par I've got the official records to show it'll Oh, things even up. The you go more than ten miles an hour."—Wash- isn't’ charged anything addi ington Star Louisville Courier-Journal | The Minor Strain J \ mn who Doing Him a Favor—A\ 9 had been running a dubious business failed, and at a meeting of his creditors "d to accept his four all but one months’ note for ten cents on the dollar The debtor took this man aside and by promi creditor he won him over When the others had departed, the man said, “Well, now, T should like what's ing to me “Oh,” replied the debtor, “you won't get anything, any more than the others.” “But 1 thought I was a preferred ing to make him a_ preferred creditor.” “So you are These notes won't be paid when they fall due, but it will take the others four months to find it out— I know it now, so you see you are pre i ferred.” —Boston Transcript i } All His Credit Gone—Bacon You're looking down in the mouth, old man Eghert—Well, Vil say [feel pretty bluc “You look as if you had lost all your friends.” “Well, to tell you the truth, I've bor rowed money from everybody I know.” —Yonkers Statesman All Alike—" This seems to be coun- terfeit money. “Maybe so, but tell me one thing.” “Well?” “What constitutes counterfeit: money here in) Russia?’’—Louisville Courier- Pan (London) Journal. “T SEE YOU ARE EMPLOYING A PAINTER.” “No, | couton’t ArrorD ONE—I COT AN ARTIST INSTEAD." — 18 comicbooks.com