Midget (as he comes to). "I expect the War's been a bit bad for your regular business, Mister?"
Second. "Not it. The boot-makin' trade's as good as ever."
Midget. "Oh, you're a boot-maker, are you? Funny—I made certain you was a cab-washer."
"The profits of the Bradford Dyers' Association exceed the most sanguinary expectations."
Morning Paper.
The influence of the War, again.
S.P.C.A., please note.