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If you had occaslon to purchase a plano each year, we would not have to urge you to buy lnstruments of Baldwlnmanufacture However, a plano should be the pur chase of a llfetlme and you cannot aiford to experlment Z7 X gli! 5Lhei5alhmm mann Cin I l V u 5 lx Q -4 ,LY',, 0 'x 'fjyif -Le.-5 - I IIV' I ' ga ' ' F C I ' . ig. I , . Salesrooms 142 . our Street 1.1.1.1 1 1 1 1, 1 10,010 10111111111 l1911
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WHY NOT AN HEIGHTH WONDER ? We are wondering which of the fair graduates will first become president of the United States. , Jean Garretson-Any mail for me? Postman-What's your name? Jean-You'll find it on the envelope. Charles Clauss-George Washington must have had a good memory. Mr. Ralston-Why? Charles Clauss-Every place I go, I see monuments. erected to his memory. Von Hazmburg-Why is our editor like a shoe black? 0'Dowd-I dunno. Why? Romulus-He polishes the understanding of his patrons. Miss Spellmire-Where do bugs go in the winter? Al Hill-Search me. SOME ZOO East Hi is just like de zoo, it has de Woods, DeLand, de Burch trees and de Roses, de Baehr, de Swan, cats both wild and other wise, de Lyon and all de ,little monkeys and geese. Of course de Lyon is King of all and rules de 'subjectsf' Dick Gerrmann-Here, take that egg away! Waiter-Yes, sir, and what shall I do with it? Dick Gerrmann-Do with it? Wring its neck! Mrs. McLaughlin-Have you done your outside reading? Kirby McCord-No, it's been too cold. Mack Scheijfele, having run over Jean's pet dog-Jean, I will replace the dog. Jean Garretson-Don't flatter yourself so. County Auditor-Do you want us to understand that you refuse to renew your dog license? Rastus-Yassah, but- County Auditor-We want no buts. You understand the license expired last January, don't you? Rastus-Yassah, but so did the dog. Leah-I told him he mustn't see me any more. Dot-Well, what did he do? Leah-Why, he turned out the lights. l190l
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Dick Spicker-Wliy is an aeroplane like poison? John R0se+I don't know. Dick-One drop and you are dead. Kirby-I saw soinefthing last night I'll never get over. Ray-What was it? Kirby-The moon. Mr. Brubaker-Fullor, what is organic rnattor? Jaclf'-Tliv noise we UD lwar in Ohurrh every Sunday. Au'ntfe-Wliy aro you homo so early today? Anne Penn-lNIc-roly a matter of principal. K. Mc Cord--No, I don't lwlong to tho Junior Orchestra, I belong to tho Rubber Band. P. S.-Who said snappy answor? Al Mnnss-If wc- had no coal what would run tho stroct Cars? Ben-The inotormvn. THE PHYSICS LABORATORY I iii: 1
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