Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, March 28, 1917 by Various
page 50 of 60 (83%)
page 50 of 60 (83%)
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That you an' me will read him,
Why, man, withoot a shade o' doot Lunnon is sure to need him. Then tak' the Army. What d'ye see? Wha's chief? Nae need to tell That DOUGLAS HAIG is prood to be A Fifer like mesel'; An' weel he may, for truth to say There's something aye aboot us: In ilka trade they want oor aid-- They canna win withoot us. * * * * * Wedding Fashions, B.C. "The bridesmaid was attired in pink carnations."--_"Daily Colonist," Victoria, British Columbia._ * * * * * [Illustration: FRIGHTFULNESS ON THE ALLOTMENTS.] * * * * * THE HARDSHIPS OF BILLETS. Jim and me could never 'ave got through the six weeks we was billeted with Mrs. Sweedle if we 'adn't been 'ardened by Mrs. Larkins in the way I 'ave |
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