THE SECOND.HAND MAN
. t Chapter 2,
John looked at Mary
Mary looked at John
As though they were thinking
Of the world beyond, s
Come on, John-ie,
She winked and said,
And he followed along
Scratching his head. ,
I have an idea, said Mary,
As she started up stairs
Sorter. frisking along, ,
Kind 'o put on, airs.
See all the plunder
Piled around up here?
As John looked on ,
Smilln' from ear to ear.
A whole car load
We've shipped to this state
And not a single piece
That is up-to-date.
I've wondered and wondered
From day to 'day
How in the land
We'd get-it away.
But the problem is solved
As never before
We'll haul this junk
To Waggener's Store.
Po p iworld
And if it's true that he wants
Such as this and that
He's bound to be crippled a little
Under the hat. i
And we'll work it off on him
We'll go rather late
And then buy something, John,
That's more up-to-date.
WAGGENER'S STORE
Estancia, N. M., U. a A,
(To be continued.)
For Sale.
Buff Orpington roosters. Cheap
if taken at once. Mrs. W. A. Comer.
Waggener has some fine apples to
trade for old furniture.
