The bachelor called at his laundry, determined to give them a piece of his mind. “ Look bore,” he said sternly, “ what’s the idea of charging me twopence extra for each shirt-cuff ?” “..Because you make pencil notes on them, ’ said th<» manageress. “ And why should that make the difference?” he asked, pur. 'ed. “ The girls waste so much time trying to read them,” came the reply.
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Evening Star, Issue 21945, 4 February 1935, Page 11
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