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Engagement—By Easy Stages T HE KIss-AND-RUN SPAGE—Not to be tken t Amateurs Ple: for college sophomores, ional cuties, a >» seriously. practice. ant pastime co-cdes h house |i tracted too long, in which case summers unless p it be mes Tue Tacrr Srace—Nothing said as yet, but... L Don't know where You're going, but you're on your way. Something in her way of handling your coat lapel—you can’t put it into words, but you are sure there's a voluminous meaning in it, A ce at this crisis will ineviuale precipitate Tun Rixg Srace—Important and cestatic, this particular period. You buy the ring: nearly ruining yourself; you bestow it on the lady, apologizing that you have not given her the Rajah’s She takes it blissfully: w shows it to the girl diamond. Irs it to work next day; an bi shack the report. You " L Man—not a measly rat M: an like ‘Teresa Tolliver’s fianes. This naturally: bei out Tun Post-xa Stace, which finds you rather light and airy in the attic, cither from the giddying effects of love or from the recent financial sock on the You no longer walk; you float! Eve thing assumes a rosy tint. You Dald-headed salesman, upon a absent-minded, respond to his question with a blithely idioti business rival, who entrust — this dearest—Why *s work without lisps, you affectionate is it Teannot begin the day “Oh, look, mother! Those policemen are going to sing to him!” —Passing Show (London). first. telling you that T love you—" and the lispin ver lo your office looki anax. Then all at once you come to earth to inaugu- sntleman com efor you with Ture Great-HeaveNs-WHAT-HAVE GOT-MYSELP-INTO STAGE saw furniture nd you find yourself re: check book. ‘Then you sell the Ford to help finanee the honeymoon trip. She Ss) Bermuda, and Quebec, You go to the theater, where she remon- In, why didn't buy You know we've got to And you say: “Buty I- some nice you say strates: you my he You may kne the mock and the hy these ‘ment. is eu ment— re in: which love te motivates the conflict— RC. OB. Brothers The silk-hatted, Prince Aberted gentle- man drew himself up grandly to erush any further advances of the far-too-familiar “My man!” he spouted inp “Te Thave you know th: gentleman of posit tly has been a trustee of e address- who but of this ns.” State's most prominent instituti “Shake, be replied the other, beam- ing. “I a trusty at one o’ de State’s institutions — myself, Which one was you in?” hee What Jonah’s Whale Thought I {jo we wonder what makes me so woory toaluy—sump'n Ls rt to be in. my. diet. poise had for breakfast? ve i they never dis: VT had They tasted all right. eoupl“oE feel | a litle more particular was it that por- guess— Lessee Couldn't have been cating for heen, {with me. r dessert. at What did Wonder if whiskers ky fellow had anything to do with it. T« Kinda ad, for a fac « Well, he’s gone, and T feel better; whiskers must ght in my throat. 1 knew someth wrong. Hlo-hum, wish those dolphins would let a guy sleep. Discovery ] 2088 Hike young married womens they cock-sure stubl always think they right too and refuse to listen to argument, logical. They have telli “¢ which the er mmabure {woman of to-d, ) that are not only unreasonable but’ im- possible. makes too 1 ertions Had T known that a year ago T would still be a bachelor. Perfect! Tda—Aiw't. the new floorwalker, Mr. Miggle, the real genmulm: Claire—Me sure is, de: I'm standin’ trolley, he his paper, Whenever in front of his seat in the allus lets me read the back of PRESS OP WILLAM GREEN, NEW TORK comicbooks.com