Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, September 8th, 1920 by Various
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"Horsehair coats have made their appearance," says _The Outfitter_. Surely this is nothing very new. We have often seen horses wearing them. * * * A man who stole the same fowls twice has been charged at Grimsby. He pleads that his bookkeeper omitted to enter them in the day-book the first time. * * * It is now being hinted in political circles that Mr. WILLIAM BRACE, M.P., has consented to bequeath his moustache to the nation. * * * Mr. SMILLIE was much heartened by the news from Lucerne that the PRIME MINISTER had climbed down the Rigi in three hours. * * * As a result of the new rise in the price of petrol many of the middle-class have been compelled to turn down their automatic cigarette-lighters. * * * Although we may appear to be a little previous, we have it on good authority that Mr. BOTTOMLEY is already making arrangements to predict that the approaching coal-strike will end before Christmas. |
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