Walkerton Independent, Volume 51, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 February 1926 — Page 2

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'"Yes; he made the mistake of writ- 1 1 Ing her a poem and calling it "Lines ! J on My Sweetheart's Face.” Dad Was Out Hardware Store Installment Collector —Is jour father home? Small Daughter—What Is your name, please? Installment Collector—Just tell him i it Is his old friend. Bill. Small Daughter—Then he Isn't in, because 1 heard him tell mother that if any bills came he wasn’t at home.— | Good Hardware.

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HIS OWN WORDS 1 Mr. Pester—“l’m going upstairs to kill that trombone player.” His Wife

I —“You let him alone. Only last night I heard you say you liked a man who could blow his own horn. Unlucky Two convicts managed to get a few ! minutes of conversation while in the i prison. “Hello, mate,” said one, “how did i you manage to get here?” “I’m the victim of my unlucky number, 13.” "How’s that?” “Twelve jurors and one judge.”— , Co-operative News, Manchester.

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