Ginger Nuts.

Temuka Leader, Issue 7569, 23 May 1914, Page 4

Ginger Nuts.

Nothing brings out a man’s enthusiasm like working on commission. n.. * *. * *• luo man who lives a double life often has to do two men’s work. * * * * Some man is usually at the bottom m two women’s dislike for each other. T.* , * * * it s enough to annoy any woman if her husband refuses to quarrel with her. * * * ♦ The more a man tells a lyomqn hp loves her the more he will have to beep it up. * * * * * * Many a man who thought hp coqld set the world on fire turned out to be a wet blanket. * * * « The more rings a woman has on tier fingers the oftoner her back hair needs atlj listing. * * * * Nearly al| people profess to believe in a heaven, but only a limited qumßer Jivo tliat way. ♦_* ♦ * There is nothing a wQmaq loves better than to bo told a secret—-except to find it out herself. * * * # From a woman’s point of view, a man with a broken heart is always more interesting than one with a broken nose. ' # many a man sots up for a public benefactor who never think's it worth while to give his wife a word of encouragement. * * * * generally means a man either somewhere in the background or very much to the fore. * * «• * IVomen always lovo their men to have settled work. A man without occupation, unless ho is a millionaire, is a nuisance and a failure in the eves of women.