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Western Star, 23 April 1920, Page 3

Dressmaker, gushingly: “ Ah, my dear madam I consider that the most perfect fib I have seen!” Dear Madam: “Perfect fit, you say! well., I should like you to see the one my husband will have when he sees the price! ” “ Della,” began Mrs Newlywed, timidly, “ I don’t suppose—er—that you would—er —object to my getting an alarm clock?” “Not at all, m a a’m,” replied the sleepy cook, I “ them things never disturb me at j all.” ' ' Father: “ Well, now that you’ve : seen my sou, which side of the house ] do you ' think he more closely resembles? ” Genial Friend : “ M’m—of course, his full beauty is %ot yet developed, but surely you should not suggest that he looks like the side of a house.’.’

GROPERS BUSH PUBLIC LIBRARY. the Gropers Bush Public Library will be open for the- issue of books every Wednesday 'afternoon fro'm 2 till J. BROWNRIDGE, Hon. Secretary. WALLACE COUNTY. HARBOUR BOARDS ACT, 1908, I ' AND its amendments. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that j ■o* Thomas Anson Buckingham has I been duly nominated as representative ot Wallace County on the Bluff Har- j hour Board. There being only one j nomination, I hereby declare the said j Thomas Anson Buckingham duly | elected for the ensuing term. GEORGE KELLY, 1 Returning Officer. | Wallace County Council Office, 1 o*taUtuu' } 19th April, 1920.