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Evening Star, Issue 20310, 19 October 1929, Page 10

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Allred had obtained a new job with a firm of builders. He began work on Monday morning. When Wednesday evening arrived he found that he was rather short of money. Without more ad ahe approached the cashiei. “(Ann I have my week’s wages now?” lie asked The cashier was quite taken aback. “You’ve only been hero three days,” he said. Alfred nodded. “1 know,” ho replied. _ “ But if J cam trust you for the first half of the wqek. surely you can trust me for the second?”

A man sent a small boy to deliver a note to a young woman who lived a few streets away. He gave the boytwopence so that he would hurry. After a short time the messenger came back, and, returning the money, said: “Miss .Tones says she will be glad to see you to-night, but she didn't _ want the twopence !”•