Garland Globe | 1908-03-07 | Page 3 | Driving a Good Bargain

Driving a Good Dargaln. ' ' I Tho harbor's Bmall son was In tho "w-B habit of playing around his fathor's fl shop, and ho was always keenly In- terostcd In tho patrons. Many a H stray penny round Its way Into tho S llttlo chubby hand, and sticks ot gum H woro dropped In quite as though by H accldont. Judgo Williams drifted Into ,H tho shop tho othor attornoon for a H hair cut. The lad recognized tho fact H that tho Judgo was a now patron, and ''R so was moro than ordinarily Intor- Kr, estcd In him. He hung at tho foot IbV ot tho chair and looked musingly at , 'V') tho Judgo's bald head. Then ho 'AIM walked slowly to tho back of tha chair and surveyed the scanty fringe M'tfi of hair from that point of vantage. , - ' "jJ'J'J He could contain hlmsolf no longor and burst out Incredulously: "Fathor, mf' do you got a quartor for cutting irtffil that?" Llpplncott's. . jlr