Garland Globe | 1909-12-11 | Page 6 | Why She Liked Shop

I Why She Liked Shop. Thuy hfitl boon talking at tho rate of fully 18 to tho dozen, thoso two fnlr young dainsolB, nntl tho suhject of tliolr conversation was, of cotirso, tho wise and witty sayliitf, tho clmnni) of manner, nnd tho other admirable traits of character posHeasod by their respective Hwcethcarts. "Don't you like to huvo anybody talk shop when they como to seo you?" gurgled Mary. "Indeed, I do. Who's been talking (shop to you?" "Oh, Charley, of course, llo'a a trolley trol-ley conductor, you know, and nearly overy tlmo bo comes to seo mo ho goes on with his shop talk." "Wliat does ho say?" "Sit closer, ploaso!" Philadelphia Inqnlror.