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for COMFORT, SAFETY and SPIRITED PERFORMANCE Miss Rioco Ml, Hacker designed and Hacker builtrecently for in England The Hackercraft 30" is a superbly fashioned eleven-passenger genuine Honduras mabogany runabout . . . Double planked and co; fastened for added strength, longer life, greater security ...A de model to serve you with a new order of faultless performance ... A boat that brings to boating the thrill of swifter driving speeds, keener maneuvering, more beautiful design, perfected riding balance... The “30” asks no odds—offers no excuses in any race, at any anchorage. It is the finest runabout of its kind afloat! Four Hackercraft_ models— $3150 to $5750. . The story of Hacker qualit, will be mailed on request. HACKER BOAT COMPANY 546 River Drive : Mt. AMERICAS Clemens, Michigan FINEST . RUNABOUTS A postcard, sent in 1904 from Arundel, has just been received I ever heard of.” in Littlehampton. It is only fair “Forgets everything, eh?” to add, however, that it is uphill “No, remembers everything.” part of the way. —Hvmorist —Wasiinaton Star “My wife has the worst memory The nursemaid who used to be a chocolate attendant at a pic- ture palace. —Hoemorist “My gawd! She must love me!” A Word to the Wise A girl teacher in Nebraska is driving a wheat truck during the summer months. The Hutchin- son Herald prints the item simply as a warning to tourists driving through ansas City Star There was a dear little baby in the train, and old gentleman opposite said: “A fine child, madam. I trust he will grow into an upright and honorable man.” “Yes,” smiled the mother, “but it will be rather difficult.” s the twig is bent, so the tree’s inclined,” murmured the old gentleman pompously “But the trouble said the mother, “the twig is bent on being a girl.” —Pransoxs — | The woman timidly red the theatrical manager's of “Well,” shouted th “What's your speciality? Lets hear you sing.” The woman hesitated, then quaveringly struggled through the first verse of “Annie Lauri “Rotten! was the verdict. “You can’t sing.” “T never said I could, and now, if you finished, I'll clean the office. That's what I came for.” —Pransons “Sarah, did I see you kissing someone in the garden this morn- ing—the milkman or the post- man?" Er—excuse me, mam—was it about half past seven or was it | after eight?” —ANswers EDWAED LANGER PRINTING €O., INC., JAMAICA, XT comicbooks.com