Another lawyer story arrives. We are told tlmt a iiii.il was i.:aai-i;'.xl wit ii ivek- j a pocket the other day, and that when in the dock he pleaded "guilty." The case wen l ;l> the jury, however, and (he verdict was "Not guilty.' And the magistrate spoke as follows:—"You don't leave t'-is court vitlwH a stain on your character. By your own confession you are a thief, By ine verdict ot tuc jury you are a liar!" He: "I must, apologise for not turning up at your party l-~t night." She: "Ohweren't you there?"
wmii "How Charming!" 16 m*m In such terms do many ladies express themselves upon their first visit to our Show Room. We feel that there are thousands of ladies who Would be delighted to see the Large and Choice Selection of Goods which directly appeal to housekeepers and which are displayed for sale to the" public in the Show Room. in the City a Cordial Invitation to Pay Us a Visit, See the Goods, and Take Note of the Prices! Visitors will be at perfect liberty to make any purchases they wish. At the same time, We Would remind them that the Entire Stock is available for FREE SELECTION by those who buy their Groceries on our famous CASHBONUS MONEY-SAVING SYSTEM. Ask for particulars of this method of reducing the cost of living when you call!
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Evening Star, Issue 14962, 23 August 1912, Page 7
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231Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 14962, 23 August 1912, Page 7
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