PATLANDER.

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"Advertiser has Stole Skin, Russian Sables, for Sale."--_Daily

Paper._

This is what comes of opening up trade relations with the Bolshevists.

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A provincial firm announces that it supplies "distinctive clothing for

men." And a very necessary thing, too, in these days of sex equality.

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"EX-SOLDIER requires Loan of L100. What interest? No

lenders."--_Daily Paper._

We should have thought "No interest! What lenders?" would have been

more to the point.

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[Illustration: SQUIRE.]

[Illustration: ALMSHOUSE INMATE, LATE SQUIRE.]

[Illustration: SECOND UNDER TWEENY AT THE HALL. (_See Squire_).]

[Illustration: PLOUGHMAN HOMEWARD PLODDING HIS WEARY WAY.]

[Illustration: VILLAGE SHOP PROPRIETOR.]

[Illustration: OLDEST INHABITANT.]

[Illustration: PARSON.]

[Illustration: BIRD SCARER (D.S.O., M.C.).]

[Among the Americans who will visit us this summer there may be some

not familiar with our countryside types. Mr. Punch hopes the above

will be useful.]

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[Illustration:

_The Ex-Plunger._ "CHUCK 'ORSES, MY SON--THEY'LL BE THE RUIN OF YER. I

LORST A FORTUNE ON THE DURBY."]

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