Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, June 25, 1919 by Various
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be addressed to Miss HALFORD, Secretary, National Association for the
Prevention of Infant Mortality, 4 and 5 Tavistock Square, W.C.1. * * * * * [Illustration: A REDRESS REHEARSAL. OUR MR. MONTAGU _(practising on dummy)._ "THE LATEST LINE IN WESTERN HEAD-WEAR, SIR, AND, IF YOU WILL ALLOW ME TO SAY SO, VERY BECOMING TO YOU. THANK YOU, SIR, AND THE NEXT ARTICLE?"] * * * * * [Illustration: _Son of the House (after being introduced to professor of mathematics)._ "NOW WHAT SHALL I TALK TO YOU ABOUT?"] * * * * * A TANGLED TRIANGLE. The Pâtisserie Delarue et Salon de Consommations is situated just on the edge of Europe. Being a place of extreme military importance I dare not indicate its position with greater exactitude, but may go so far as to say that it can be found by stepping off the boat, crossing the bridge and then inquiring of the Military Police. Its importance is due to the quality of its _crème éclairs_, which attract the gilded Staff in such large numbers that the interior is usually suffused like an Eastern sunset with a rich glow of red tabs and gilt braid. Within its walls junior subalterns, now, alas, a rapidly diminishing species, dally with insidious ices until their immature moustaches are pendulous with |
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