Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 26, 1919 by Various
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page 44 of 64 (68%)
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stud of tame mice, two goldfish and several obsolete silkworms, or
would exchange for two-seater Midget with spanner. DEAR SIR.--I have a small two-seater car. It is quite a young one. At what age can I start feeding it on greenstuff? SMITH, MINOR. PERSONAL.--Will the individual who was driving a Midget Car which ran over old gentleman in the Strand be good enough to come forward and pay for the watch-glass which he cracked? BE ECONOMICAL.--Our Midgets only smell the petrol. It costs no more to run a Midget than it does to run an automatic pipe-lighter. _To the Midget Motor Car Company_. GENTLEMEN,--With reference to the Midget Car you measured me for recently, I ought to have mentioned that I wanted patch pockets on the outside, in which to carry the tools. Yours, etc. FOR SALE.--Owner whose two-seater car is a trifle tight under the arms wishes to dispose of his pair of white spats. * * * * * "Prince Eitel Fritz has been telling the Germans that his father, the ex-Kaiser, is now 'legally' dead. We must get rid of that adjective without delay."--_John Bull_. "If you see it in _John Bull_ ..." Grammarians please note. |
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