Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, May 16, 1917 by Various
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page 28 of 52 (53%)
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With a drink all together at the "Navigation Inn."
C.F.S. * * * * * [Illustration: OUR MIXED ARMY. _First Recruit_. "'ERE--TELL OLD BALD-'EAD TO BUNG THE SALT OVER." _Second Recruit_. "ER--MIGHT I TROUBLE YOU FOR THE SALT, SIR?"] * * * * * THE OPEN DOOR. Mr. Punch has thought that some of his hospitable readers might be glad to have the opportunity of giving the welcome of their houses, in however simple a way, to Australian soldiers on leave, who would greatly appreciate the chance of seeing something of English home life. An "Invitation Bureau" has been opened at the "Anzac" Buffet, 94, Victoria Street, where offers of entertainment should be addressed. * * * * * "The Military Representative appealed against the exemption of William Blake, aged 35, unmarried, a slaughterman in the employment of Mr. George Rigg, pork butcher. The Military Representative suggested that Mr. Rigg should slaughter |
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