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Evening Star, Issue 19775, 27 January 1928, Page 9

Bride: “He’s awful, mother! He doesn’t believe in bridge, dancing, or any amusement.” ' Mother: “But. you must remember, dear, you took him for better or worse.” “Yes, but it would beso much better if he were worse!” Father had taken little Egbert to the concert party on the pier, and Egbert was spelling out the programme. “What is a monologue, daddy?” he asked. “Here, it is an entertainment,” replied father; “but at home it is a conversation between your mother and myself.” HOUSE-BREAKING GANG ENTHUSIASTIC. ' “ Yes,” said one, “ when tearing down concrete buildings the air is filled with grit particles that penetrate and irritate the throat. Pulmonas, 1 owcver, soothe, and relieve.” Invaluable, too, for coughs, colds, influenza, -“c. Chemists and stores, Is 6d and 2s 6d.— [Advt.j