A Few Pin Pricks In a Speedy Oye Clist's Wheel.

Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 23, Issue 8, 30 January 1912, Page 5

A Few Pin Pricks In a Speedy Oye Clist's Wheel.

England is a beknigbted country. The proper drink for a gypsy mast be Romany Rye. Society girls at a feast might bo called “dinner belles. ” A rite is a ceremony, but too much ceremony isn’t right, j* D'Jn't spend too much time trying to | save a little money. ! At the pawnbroker’s one may swap i his “ticker" for a ticket. Songs about the Klondike thou Id be written in a “miner" key Let your speech be dictated by a warm heart rather than by a bilious i liver I If one might judge by ■ names, a ■ Colt’s revolver should be a ,an;all horse ! pistol, but it isn't I Instead of cultivating a more definite | aim in life, the average man wsstea his j time in searching for a larger and j easier target / With the assistance of tin.* fine art ; booklets being sent out by the various ; manufacturers, baying a wheel is at , easy ae rolling off a catalog.