THE ROMANCE OF ADVERTISEMENT.

The following items, culled from recent issues of _The Daily Lure_, show

where you should go to find really interesting, stimulating and flat-

catching notices:--

Partner, with not less than five thousand pounds, wanted for a wild-duck

farm in the island of Mull. Must be a man of iron constitution; Gaelic

speaker and teetotaler preferred.

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Wanted, a cheap Desert Island, with a good water-supply and home comforts,

by a Georgian poet weary of the racket of Hammersmith.

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Complete suits of armour, guaranteed bottle-proof, ten guineas each,

suitable for elderly pedestrians in charabanc areas.

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Madame Bogolubov, Crystal-gazer in ordinary to the ex-King CONSTANTINE, is

prepared for a small fee to advise intending explorers, prospectors or

treasure-seekers as to suitable spots for excavation, oil-boring, etc.

* * *

Disused Martello Tower on the Irish coast, fifty miles from a police

barrack, offered cheap as an appropriate basis of observation to psychic

enthusiasts anxious to study the ways of leprechauns, banshees, etc.

* * *

Genuine portraits by VAN DYCK, VELASQUEZ and REMBRANDT must be sold

immediately to pay a debt of honour. Price thirty shillings each, or would

take part payment in pre-war whisky.

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Semi-paralysed Yugo-Slav professor, speaking seventeen languages, will give

lessons to neo-plutocrats in the correct pronunciation of the names of all

the foreign singers, dancers and artists performing or exhibiting in

London.

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Persons interested in edible fungi may be glad to take shares in a fungus

plantation about to be started in the neighbourhood of Toller Porcorum,

Dorchester.

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 159, August 25th, 1920 · 第 45 / 56 题