' \ . A. NovemJjer I t, ID.’it r\* dTK * Ji \ / 17 -r * He's been drinking fixattf attain!' Some people wonder what the ^Jarman weddimr ceremony is like. It’s something like tfiis: Preacher (to groom) : “L>o you ti^kc these women to Ik* your lawfully \vt*ecn easier to run out of gas?” 1 r There was a little lawyer man. Who gently smileti as he began Her dear husband’s will bo scan. Thinking of his coming fee, He said to her (juite tenderly, “You,have a fine, fat teg-a-cy!” The next day when he woke in l>cd With plasters ’round his broken head He wondered what in hell he said. i* “How did it happen that Willie and ^Nellie wen* kicked out of the auto show?” “Oh, they got into one of the cars and forgot where the^were.” v “Did you know, dear, that that tunnel we passed through was two miles long and cast $12,000,- 000?” asked the young man of his sweetheart. “Oh, really, did it?” she replied, as she started to rearrange her disheveled hair. “Well, it was worth it, wasn t it 7 « A Henderson: Why are you in the air force now? I thought you were in the cavalry. Peterson: I got t ransferred. Henderson: Why was that? Peterson: Well, after an airplane throws you out, it doesn’t generally walk over and bite you. -The Oil Weeklv Potts was a great man. At his death there wer* ^three towns named after him: Pottsville, Pottstowij, and (’haml>ersburg.” * n “I see in.the pa|H»r that a widower with nine chil dren has married a widow with seven children.” “That was not marriage. That was a merger.” Doc— There’s no need to worry about your wife. * You’ll have a different woman when she gets back from the hospital.” Anxious hubby— And what if she finds it out? “Give an example of period furniture.” “Well, 1 should say an electric .chair, because it ends a sentence.” The Bachelor’s Ballad i Say it with flowers, Sav it with sweets, k . . . ^ * t Sav it with kisses. And say it with eats. Say it with jewelry. Say it with drink. But whatever you do, Don’t say it with ink.