Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, March 21, 1917 by Various
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Readers are urged to place an order with their Newsagent for the regular delivery of copies, as _Punch_ may otherwise be unobtainable, the shortage of paper making imperative the withdrawal from Newsagents of the "on-sale-or-return" privilege. In consequence of the increase in the price of _Punch_ the period covered by subscriptions already paid direct to the _Punch_ Office will be proportionately shortened; or the unexpired value will be refunded, if desired. The next issue of _Punch_ (March 28th) will be a Navy Double Number, price Sixpence. The Proprietors regret that arrangements for this Number were completed before the further drastic restrictions in the paper supply were announced. * * * * * [Illustration: _Unlucky One_ (_after perusing latest list of honours_). "NEVER HAVE HAD ANY LUCK. MONTHS AGO I SAVED A SERGEANT CHAP FROM A ROTTEN PLACE--CARRIED THE FELLOW ALL THE WAY BACK--AND TOLD HIM NOT TO SAY A WORD ABOUT IT!" _Friend._ "WELL, WHAT'S WRONG? HAS HE BEEN TALKING?" _Unlucky One._ "NOT A WORD, CURSE HIM!"] * * * * * THE MUD LARKS. |
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