SAVINGS OF THE DAY.
•*■ A frost, is generally dow before it conies.
A white lie is seldom as whit© as it id painted. * Short-sighted people arc naturally close observers.
*. * Talk is cheap when one' uses his neighbour's telephone
The truth that lies at the bottom of a well never get?} in the milk.
Thrashing doe? not always separato a boy from his wild oats crop. A man must make bis way in the work), while a woman merely has her way.'
There is room for everybody in this big world, but wo cannot all havo front rooms.
An old bachelor says that the fricncls'hip of two women, is always a plot against a third.
It is better to bo born lucky than rich. Very well: but isn't tho fellow who is born rich lucky?
may bo possible to reach some men's hearts through, their stomachs, but what is needed is a way to their brains.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11594, 12 January 1916, Page 4
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