“ \’p>, my hoy Harry was in such a temper when lie camo homo last night.” "Oil! Backed tin; wrong dogs?” "No. It was that now sweetheart of his was the cause of the trouble. It was this way, yon sec. She invited him to come to her house and meet her lamily. Harry got himseli up so smart, and went off about 8 o’clock to the girl’s toad. He came back at 9, all hot and bothered. He bad boon to the address she had given him, and found that it wasn’t the place at all. She must have made a mistake, and given him the wrong number. Well, as I told him, you’ve got to take your chance if you go walking out with a telephone operator.” Woman ; ' Iteturn ticket. jilense.” Agent; "Where lor 1 ” Woman; •’.back here—where do you suppose?”
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Evening Star, Issue 19798, 23 February 1928, Page 6
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142Untitled Evening Star, Issue 19798, 23 February 1928, Page 6
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