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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10356, 3 May 1911, Page 4

Who Said Borrow Dollie: "I did Aleio, tot don't be angiy." Alea: "Angry, certainly not, but what eta you mean?" Dollie: "Well, it's a small tiling, yet means so much 1" Alec: "But wh.st'B it all about?" DlpUie: "Well, I forgot- to get the tea, aaid there's not a bit in the—:) Alec: "Dear me, there's a chest.half full, and the brew you've been' giving me lately is ju&t perfection — never taste.d its equal!" D'ollie: "This is just the trouble, te-; cause ■without your knowing 1, I tried you with a new 1 Mend. Then for the first time youi . praised 'my teia, and as you'vei lauded! ""it ever sinde, I could not gjo fcla.dk, to the stuff in that dhest." Aleo: "Ah, I see, and whiait have I tJaenglettiag'f' :; Dbllie": "SIUBItVTURA." AlekJ: "Then givte me am ax© and let me demolish tWai chest, and you send Liliain at onda to 1 the grocer for fclUißiArroßA.!" . ' - Dbllief: "But this is the %vtelekly half- .. holiday, so I was sending! Lilian to btorrow from Mrs Macßotterts." Alea: "All right, though we teg, horitovr or steal , it—■ MUST BE SURiATUEIA" Dollie: "Noi 1 ia it expenedve. I ga^e you "jy Blend at >2b\",. Alea: "Th!en stia to it. I m!a,y miss my train,' loVe, BUT I WON'T MISS MY SURATUKIA, I'll Wait." :

For Cliildren's Hacking Cough at nightl Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, la 6d, 2V6d.—Advt.

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