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Motes as much surprised when 4 Jimmie re up to her and said: “Mother, didn’t you say last week that you wanted the carving knife and the Chopper sharpenc “Yes, I did.” admitted Mrs. Greene, “Bless your little heart! How thoughtful you are “Well, TH take them around to the cutler’s for you,” was the next unex- pected offer. “How sweet of you to offer to do such a thing for your mother! I'll wrap them up.” replied Mrs. Green. gratefully. “No, no!” answered Jimmie, quickly, “Don't wrap them up. I want them show. There's a boy out there waiting to fight me, but T fancy that when he sees me coming with them he'll go home.” ndon Answers. eee a ID you wear a dress suit to them parties in the Ea sked Piute Pete. “Only the first. one,” replied Cactus Joe. “LT could see my friends an’ rela- tions was disappointed at the way no- body noticed me. So T went out and rented a cowboy suit and was the hit of every occasion.” —IWashington Star. Parad Fond Mamma—And_ did my little pet learn anything at school to-day? Little Pet —1 learned two kids better’n to call me “Mammia’s little pet!’— London Mail. So near and yet—so far! —Melbourne Punch, Hieains., He—Why should I struggle with this footling job? . The Typist—Don’t be discouraged; think of the mighty oak—it was once a nut, like you—London Opinion. 21 comicbooks.com