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FAMBLY

ALBUM

Wherein are portrayed some children
of the Second Year by that peerless

delineator,

Dick Porter.

Pomes

by well-known author and poet, ANON,

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There was a young man named Kitchen,

Who's handsome as well as bewitchen.

He's great to match color, z
Whether Blue, Green or Yeller,

(above)

Mr. Giles
Kitchen,

Miss Mary Lee

There was a young lady of
Vancouver,

“Who thought that "Art" would

improve her,
With paint, chisel and pencil
And likewise some stencil,
She improved so you couldn't

improve her.

(sez her?)

And mixes some preachin with stitchen.

Oh Mary Lee, Oh Mary Lee,
Art makes her happy as happy
can be.
For with canvas to spoil
With paint, turps and oil,
She's a sight for your old
eyes to see.

(First Year MIXED Male
Quartette should apply
for the music for this)

There was a young man named Crichton
He thinks he's a whiz at sign writin’,

With mall stick and pipe
He thinks it's the life,

So he's well worth castin' your sight on,

(Ladies send your picture and a stamped and

addressed envelope,)

Miss
Nora Harris

(below)

Mr. Norman
Crichton,

H THE FAMUBLY ALBUM

Wherein are portrayed some children
of the Second Year by that peerless
delineator, Dick Porter,  Pomes
by well-imown author and poet, ANON.

There was a young man named Kitchen,

Who's handsome as well as bewitchen.

He's great to match color, z
Whether Blue, Green or Yeller,

And mixes some preachin with stitchen.

Oh Mary Leo, Oh Mary Lee,
Art makes her happy as happy
can be.
For with canvas to spoil
With paint, turps and oil,

(above) She's a sight for your old
eyes to see.

Mr, Giles

Kitchen, (First Year MIXED Male

Quartette should apply
for the music for this)

Miss Mary Lee

Miss
Nora Harris

There was a young lady of (below)
Vancouver, Mr, Norman
Who thought that "Art" would Crichten.

improve her,
With paint, chisel and pencil
And likewise some stencil,
She improved so you couldn't
improve her.

(sez her?)

There was a young man named Crichton
He thinks he's a whiz at sign writin’,
With mall stick and pipe
He thinks it's the life,
So he's well worth castin' your sight on,

(Ladies send your picture and a stamped and
addressed envelope,)

P

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