Equal To The Occasion

Mrs. Bland always has somethlng ?leasar.t to say to everybody. She puts lll her friends in better humor with .hemselves. She met the ugliest man in town the other day. He is really a mriosity he is so ugly, and when she saw him he was worse than ever, for ie had a boil on nis nose. She couldn't say he was looking well. She couidn't ay he had a sweet voice, for he notorijusly hasn't. It looked for a moment is if she were bowled out, but she ■vasn't. She rallied gallantly. With ïer sweetest smile she grasped the nan's hand. "Oh, Mr. S ," said she, 'how do you do? You- you always do vear such immaculate linen."