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Show THE PERIL OF "BUTTIN' IN." H In his address before the students of McGill University, Rudyard Kipling told the following H story: 'M "A certain man owned a dry goods store, and M one day, to his great disgust, he heord a new M clerk say to a woman: ; M " 'No, madam, we have not had any for a long 1 H time." "With a fierce glance at the clerk, the smart H employer rushed up to the woman, and said: H '"We have plenty in reserve, ma'am; plenty H upstairs." H "Lady and clerk looked dazed, and afterward E the smart proprietor learned that the clerk's i jH remark had been made in answer to the woman's H 'We haven't had any rain lately." Exchange. H |
