,v
?` _
3.1
_._~. _,... , ».,.~._.
l
i
l
i
i
L
.
5
 6
i
:1e»¢e¢e»'l
I
C
i
i
P
I
i
i
(
_ .._.__. _ ., ,....._..._. ..»s.i.-__,..u=.e-.=..-s.v»:ua¢.-;nzv.'e;-12.1:
ii
PAGE six _ _ _ ‘_ 'i.ii~.`g_t,ii.\i<i.oi_ii-.i:l»__.J L:_oAi\l_l_i_Ai\J _ __= _ 1 _ _ W _
f
iViAi`\(,lH 8, 193'/`
' Zh
I = _
' aowunc G aoxiNo_ \._ Jf'
iiociwr ' 1 BASKETBALL ' 0*'
WRESTLING  ' _ _ orni-:R sroirr -_-se' 
Abbies Leave This Morning Maroons Dust Bruins Clinch Playoff Berth
'- _ ___  . f;;:__._. f *" li -___>
For Moncton To' Upei Amerks FromiBy Defeating
Semi - final Playoff Serieslplayoff Race,
Jackie Kiineis Abbies, as confl-
cieni and doiigliiy ti hand of local`
puL'ki'liu.~\‘i‘s as has c\'t~i~ ix-pi'csciited
the rilv iii Muriiiiiii- pli\_\'oo\i‘iis en-
lraiii this iiifiriiiiig' i')r Moncton
\\hi-:i» loiiiuiii tliiyv- niec) the classy
.\1aiui»n.\ in iiii~ first game of ai to-
1.il goal sr-rn-s lviitliiig io a place ui i
lli- Aliirzliiiie tina s.
Not ,siiicc 1929 has a team com-
pixcti oi lioiiiebi'cd.\ iwiit forth to
incur :iiai:il.iii(lei',~' in the three-
proiiiitv |:i;\_\'ofis and tonight the.
'.i|>.|olq' _\'\>ii:i.;: crew, sp0i`ting_ thol
\hi~ii-~ i-oliii-~ i.i<-i- by far :heir stif- l
l.».»; -,i.-it iii ilic .~ciison. There is
iiii iiiiiiiniiig the class of the Ma-l
it»o:i.~ l'hi»\ .~\\'i\|it through the New
Hi-iiii-iiiik |il.i\~<lo\\‘ii.< in iinpressive
"a.\h:oii anti il iliiit \\vi'i»ii`t proof
enough one has only to recall that
-1.:» ~.|:ii.- ii.iiiil of Nfiiroons thai Ab-
1;i\» 1\;.i_-.~ tiiiinzlet an- one oi the
.:.\ i-.i:ii~. !li:i; would heat Kim-1
wifi '. ll\'ii.iiiii!i‘:‘\ .i iviiiii now re- 
Maroons in cha-ck tonight. _ fl lg
tonight I know they will skate their ,l lfme
hearts out against Maroons." That i ‘ sw
in brief was his statement and he in y
The coach’s statement showed head
_clearly the spirit of the team and
l ihey should be hard to beat. Best
1of luck Abbies, Island fans will all
S U .\l.\li\R Y
First Period
Roy Proiise wil be referee-in- _ . _ 4
1-hiei lor toiiight's gnine with Wick ésdggleu 807'
.__._§_i_:_t\.i .is \\'oi-iii; _-\m.iici|r chain- _  Rigger 1331
` , , X01. , _ bd -ni tm,  Dowcll. President ol' the M.A.H.A. .
l.\»i.i. .iii.~ _ <.i._\ ii L Y _ ,
' J" 'i"""' wi' R "R" 1'# Second Period
ali_\'~E\ ans.
Britisli C o I u m b i a n s Make 3,, "_‘“,§;';;;;‘,;:;-,,,“:,‘5i°,';f“° 
114
' Penalty-Conacher.
Sweep In “Bird” Tourney .,.,_,,,,,.,,,,,,,
` "`*’T;:~` -;- 4. Iifiiroons. Carson (Runge) 6:37,
' VANCOUVER, Miirrh 7-Om' of 5 Marooiis, RoLv|ii:\oii t13liii¢-o, '1‘not-
the greatest triumphs in the histor_\' i iii-rt 11:35.
Red Wings
Wiii Midgetj
Hockey Title'
.\1.i:_~i limi Wings. d.splaying
nhe iorni that carried them bhmugh
1 .~r.i.-oil uiideicaitd. Saturday af-
itriioon \\oii the Midget Hockey
li-agile title by dowiiiiig' the Cana-
fi»~n.s 4-'_' iii the final game of the
serif-.~.. it was ihe Wings second;
victory with one grime being drawn. l
Lcd in iiicir Captain, George
.\1<:Leod. who iigiiied in all four of
his teainis goals. the Red Wings.
once they had overcome the quick;
it-iid Caiiiiilieiis g’iii'iii~red. were al-l
\\':i_\'.\' iii voininand. They led 2-11
at the end of iiic first period; Ca-l
ziaiiicns tied the count early in lfhcl
middle .~cs.>ioii but before the period f
vn<ted the ivnuicrs again jumped wi
the front. this time to stay and, in;
the iiniil twenty minutes. Bs 1-llel
lost-i's gaiigcd continually. Wing# _
bi-oke iiirough to shoot the last tai- the womens doubles. SC°1`mll`-“°"f‘-_
|__\- of mp 3-,mtg - In the milxed doubles_- Dick Birch Pe"aIly_I-"~`l"“"~
The game was fast and rugged and Mrs. Patrick successfully de-
tlimuiiiioiit and although Caniidiens tended their championship against
wei-<.~ <-liminatc~ci they were never out the Eastern threat of Ruth Robert- _
oi .~':r:king dislaiice. With mil-Hy S011 Skid Bev Mitchell oi' Ottawa, in s"m`mlZ”`“°m‘-
L~h.\iigcs in their lineup from lust
_wills cliziiiipioiisliip squad. Cana.-
riieiis giive tho smart WiH§S 11 U39'
tie oi it 1-\er_v time they met and
tiivv siioiild he strong factors in:
- ii' in it*
¢\ \t i s l 17
ii xt   M141..
 i-‘tt d 'Ju t Red Win85 ' ` . ¢05»
i\>illiL iii>\\lulli:-l~t,l giiiiulieliside Midgets Clalm IV: Bo P€Hiili'l€S~l10l1f?.
° ° 0' lim
Junior Title  °
into the records today as three brii- , 7.
liiint British Co umbians routed the , Andeisoni 19 19
blazed their way to four Dominion ningham, Cain. Lamb.
crowns.
Only one Dominion title went to
the East in finals of the champion-
Win in Overtime
Mrs. Ana Kier Patrick, Vess 300
0'Shea and Dick Birch were the 1 _nm
British Columb1a`s name across the with
badminton horizon.
Birch. who hasnt lost a game in Bc
tournament play this year. took the , die”
Douglas Grant of Wmnipeg. 1-Ie _ 1
beat Zaharko, 15-11, 15-10, whilc man
Mrs. Patrick won the wonien`s l Had
sing`cs crown from the defending ‘dm
champion Mrs. WR. Walton, Toron-
to. 1-11, 11-8.11-8 and then teamed
with Vess O`Shea to dethrone the
Robertson sisters, Ruth and Mar-
garet of Ottawa 8-15, 15-10, 15-9 in
S UMMARY
First Period
Second Period
Third Period
Papeflnakefs  Toiionio. Conachcr 13:33.
'oi' the 1.~.liiiii| crown.
§l`MI\l.-\RY
I-`ii~si. Period
1. (`.ii\ii<licii.s. Steele 4:00. -_ 405'
2. in-li w.iit.~.. yii-Lt-na 6100. BATHURST, N B.. iviarcii 7- ~ T01`0“i0~ Fowler 7146
3. in-fi Wines. Darragh <Mc1.eod> F - ~ ' _ -
i.=>;iio B
Ni pi-iiiilLii.\'»‘.
St-i-niiil Period
O
i
runswlck Junior hockey playoff
situation developed last night
when Moncton Wheelers refused
to play t.he final under the referees
C.in.iiiifii.». Roarii 15:00. 3PP0im@d~ Bafhllf-W P8D9i'm8k€‘l'S
pm; w.ng.~. Moist-od (Dai-mghi then claimed the title and the right.
to meet the Nova Scotia winners.
With 1,000 fans on hand. George
Carroll of Moncton said he was to
i|<|,i,.d |-,.r;,,d referee but could produce no auth-
orit._\'. Tclegriims from Frank
5_ 11,.; \,\.~,,,g_`._ M,.1_(.0d 13.00 Gallagher, Moncton. president of
M
3
o
4
H
ails-
to in). _ mi
1’ :..:2 .<.».~. - Matlicson Gauthier.
Kelly.
.s-¢».n.:.r-g
&\'¢-7l~56~J
....-N
Zone.-E
Ns=-
cnc>~i;r‘
Pi~zi:i;:»»s-t-iiecie. Darriigh. Mc- U10 New Brunswick Junior Hoc- Canadiens
,Md R,,_,ch_ key Association. said Cy Taylor of ‘M0005
L  -1;. _.-_-:fr-_fr Saint John and Bill Gill of Monc- T0l‘0\\l0
ton would referee H. T Dowcll, A\n¢’FiCl\"~“
Middleton, N S., president of the
Maritime Hockey Association. wir.
cd that this was .satisfactory
But Giii railed in ai-five, staying Dvlmii
in Moncton when he was told Cnr- B°"'t0“
l
BAND 1
roll woi:’\' referee with Taylor Rmlgef-“
'11
D
teiun know the boys fi-ice a. stiff task MON-rR_b__,\L_ March 7_(oP)__
and While ‘hey “re h°P°f“1 °f ”' neu oiition anti ins N iw Y rk A-
victory nevertliciess they will be _ ‘ 9
com. etci saiisiil-d if Abbies hold lnencam mme” ml” U"U'““' L0'
P Y ‘ _ night carr'u \v.ih thein the rec-
_ l oid of being the Nation-ui riockc,
_h'_§“X(gE_gL_ f_§_‘§i_hwI§';";`u¥;t_;§gf _ciiguts iiist ... ..-..i..s in the cur-
_ _ _ _ _ rent race for playoff bcriiis.
dent that his ciiaivgesnvvouid como _ While *boo mm looked on’ A_ ,
through in fine st; e. They are a _ _ .
great bunch or boys to work WML ,iliicricaiiis bolted out o1_ thc pictine 1
thev are in wonderful shape and “L ngggx“!§§:;_il°’:i;e;;£__é\;_l;“°‘E_?f 1
Yorkers ~1-3. The loss not `
_ _ blasted A/niei-ks last niaihemai-
concluded by SBymg_ "We are out ual cliarice of ninkiiig thc plziyoi s.
L0 win Om. best defence is going W but _kept l\/iai'oi.iii.» in ini- Canadian _
be R stmug offemg.. sections second spo,, one point a- g
oi Toronto Maple Lciifs.
s ‘ - . . ‘ i
I” lmnmg lo’ you wmgm' 1. Americans. Stcivarl iEmms,
roons. Noiiiicott iSiiannon,
of Canadian badminton was written 6. Mai-ooiis, Evaiis iNorlhcoli> 13:30,
iiici'ir:iiis. Enniis iWis<'iiinn.
A
DICK Of talent from the East and Peiiaiiies-'I"rottiei'. Jerwa. Cun
ships yesterday. Toronto's Jack TQRQN7-0, --1 .__ _
sibbaia and .me zanarko lined the lo,-..m,,,,. ._.0a1_,“;;l;1.I:L,.O',ff§)M;`;'f2
mens doubles crown, beating Char- Leafs H 3_1 vicmry mm. the Section; 1
lie Jones' Winnipeg' and A-Vi' SMU- leadiii" Montreal Canadiens in a `
Calgary' in 5 hard' th-"99'5e'~ flgm- Natioiiai Hockey Leaeue nie here
15's' 1548 15'9' `Saturday night. <11/lore gtlian 14,-
pcrsons sow Hiirvcy Jackson and
_ _ _ 1 my Fowler score the markers
three va“c°““'r stms who blued ` thai. enabled Leafs to kcep pace`
Montreal Maroons, now lend-
ing Leafs. in third place, by ii point.
sides losing the game, Cana-
. - 1 . s wen: deprived of the service
mens smg es tme’ ‘mfleflmded by of leit winger Toe Bliiike for the re-
dcr of the season. Blake
.iired his i~ig-lit wrist some time
wi; the first period. He dzgmf,
notice it unlil the period was over.
straight s¢t5_ 15.5, 15.11 Penalties-Davidson. McKenzie.
Cmiadlens. Haynes iMantha'»
. 'l"oi'onio. Jackson (Fowler. Apps)
iitiiei difficulty in the Now P""“m*`*-‘M1`K¢`n2i°» \7H¢k-“°n-
w They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE'
CANADIAN SECTION
-hihwvlu
s- s
S3351
s- _
sses>
sees;
AMERICAN SECTION
_
&££$
--
i»'l`]Q¢»7
--
9-7`l~l*"
~l@G’3@
-~
$335
T 5
$$$g
DETROIT, March 8-The i.iri~
predictable New York American:
knocked out of the National Hco-
key League playoffs last night,
blasted out ii 3-1 vzctory tonighi
over the po\\'i~i'i.il .cc-tioii-leading
` Detroit Rcd Wings.
It was the Red Wings' first de-
feat on their home ice since Dec.
27, when they lost to Montreal
Canadiens.
Lorne Carr. on speedy breakt-
tlown the ice. scored the Amerk'.~:
lirst two goals, and Nels Stewart
added the third just before the sec-
ond period ended
Pete Kelly, Charlottetown red-
head, fired the Red Wings' lone
counter, a hard 30-foot shot on
Hec Kilreais rebound
SUMMARY
First Period
1 Ainericuns. Carr (Cunning-
haini 14.27
Peniilties: None,
Second Pi-rind
Ll Ameriuaiis. Carr 15.47
3. Detroit Kelly iG;>0df@11Qw,
H Kiirea) 1612
4. Ainericans. Str-w-nrt (Lamp
Emni-i 19 17
‘ Penalties; Bowiiiaii. Wiseman.
Third Pi-rind
Scoring none
Penalties: None
ROOKIE (il-I'l`.\‘ LONE GOAL
NEW YORK. March ii~Ro0kic
Woodrow Diiniiiri. iiiinded Boston
Bruins a 1-0 win over New York
RHIlRt~i's of the Niitioiiiii Hockey
League toiiiglii., firing the games
_ only goal with ics.; than two min-
utes to play.
Allan S1iicld~. hard-liitting dg-
feriseman provided an ideal pass
lor Diiinart's goal
The victory qualified the Bruins
for the Stanley Cup sei-le: which
starts March "3 even if the chic-
ago Black Hawks, now in last
hlace in the American division win
all their remaining games, The
Hawks may still nose out the
Rangers, however. by f|n1.hmg the
season without a defeat They
would then snare third place.
SUMMARY
First Period
Scoring non,
Penalties: None
Si-eond Period
Scoring none.
Peiialtiew Goldsworthy. Miir-
doch. Siiiii.h
Third Period
1. Boston Dumart (Shields) 1s,31_
Penalties: Johnson, Shields, M.
Colville
I' |31' Tic Game
CHICAGO. March 7-.<cPi-chi-
cago‘s Black Hawks and thc Toron-
to Maple Leafs battled to a 2-2 ov-
ertime tic in a fa.st National Hock-
, cl League battle tonight. The
Ha.v_vl<s. by the deadlock, retained
their slim chance of reaching the
playoffs.
Frank Finnigan opened the scor-
H18. beat-ing Karakas with a long
drive from just inside the bluelinc
after three minutes of play. Pete
Paiaiigio tied it up late in the strin-
za on a pass from Larochelle.
In the second period Horner was
penalized for holding and wiizle hc
was in the box Thompson scored on
a double pass from R/.mines and
Gottseiig.
Clinrlie Conacher, with aid of
Syl Apps. came throui-_h with the
tying goal three-qui:..fi-s way
“irougli the stanza. Botti teams
\id plenty o.` shots in the third and
overtime periods but thc goallcs
were too good.
SUMMARY
First Period
1. Toronto, Finnigan 3:00.
2. Chicago. Palangio il.-s.rochelle)
14:40.
Penalties-Day,
Second Period
3. Chicago. Thompson (Romnes.
Gotiselig) 8:00. ~
4. Toronto, Conachcr (Apps) 13:30.
Penalty-1-Iomer
Third Period
Scoring-None.
Penalties-none
Overtime
Scoring-none.
Penalties-none.
Rangers I-0.
Amerks Upset Red Wings;
P.W.C. Win
Opener From _
4 l I -fi
Saints -
the best two out of three.
Gillis defence.
opening period the Prince of Wales
team increased their lead to three
in the second session and then in
goals with their opponents.
il cl
'ks
| Doug- Saunders robbed Larigiile of
in"ide the bliieline.
Lineupst-
wards. Gr:-mt Mciilachern, Hemi
soy. Stewart. Andrew, Roach, .
Burnett.
; Saints: Goal, Strain; defence,
. Beaudet, C. Trainor, J. A. Mac-
Jordan, Gillis, N. Burnett; for-
, es-
G
S. Trainer. R.. MacKinnon, Mc-
Iniiis, Diicliense. Arsenauit.
S UMMARY
First Period
1. P. W C. McEachem, Joir-
dan.
Penalties: Gillis, Jordan, Saund-
€1'S.
Second Period
2. P. W. C. McEachern.
3. P. W. C. Stewart
Penalties: Gillis, Trainor-
Thlrd Period
4. Saints, Saunders
5. P W. C. Grant.
Penalties: Arsenault, Jordan.
CROSS ROADS AND ALEX-
ANDRA DRAW
In the second game of the
double bill Cross Roads and Alex-
|iindni bnttled to a 3-all draw in
iihe third game of the series for
_ the Kelly and Mclnnis' Trophy.
Th
e game was another of the
last bruising displays these squads
always stage and the result left
them dendiocked with a victory
and a draw each.
Ma ritim e Ball
' Assn. Proposed
A.MH.ERiS'I‘. N. S., March 5-For-
miition of a Maritime Baseball As-
sociation on lines followed by the
Maritime Amiiteur Hockey Associa-
tion ls now being advocated by 8.
number of leading sportsmen in
Cumberland. The proposal has al-
ready been presented to A. J. Mas-
on o.‘ Shi-inghili. presldciit of the
Nove Scotia. Baseball Associatior
l with thy; siigge-tion tliiit he take UD
fthe matter with Will:a.m Whitlock
` of St. Stephen, president of the New
Briiiisivick Baseball Association, as
wil as interested sportsmen in
, Prince Eciirard Island.
Under present conditions baseball
A fast, heady Prince of Wales
1 hockey team took a. one game lead
l in the Intercollegiate playoffs Sat-
; urday night for the Weliner
Trophy by defeating ii scrappy Bt.
Dunstan’s team 4-1. The series is
The old college spirit, long dor-
mant, reured itself as an excited
crowd of students roared and
cheered their teams on. The City
collegians sparked by Bud Mc-
Eacliem and Vince Gi-ant had an
edge on the play throughout, al- -
though the Rcd and While Jersey-
ed players flashed splendid team
form. wave after wave of attack
breaking on the sturdy Jordan-
Scorlng the only goal of the
the windup frame split a brace of
McEiiciiem with two :ind Grnnt
Stewart with one were the
mai men for the winners, while
is
a shutout on in blazing drive ji i.
P. W. C.: Goal. Langille; defence
, Donald; forwards. Saunders, Coyle, ,
~ Dowcll then instructed Ta lor to ChiC980
l . y -=- _
 \ act alone or appoint another rc- ~
,lerce Wh°eler< refused when ask-
oiri' ouiz WAY  ' By WILLIAMS
with
MAR \‘l‘II.()l'S
'ed to play thc game under pm-
, test
l Pi'e\‘ioiisly n protested scmi-final i
match was replayed after Moncton
_ df-iiiatvcl Saint .John Pontiacs. Saint
John lost the replay and a 3-1 vic-
tory by Bathurst over the Wheel-
ers remained on the reeords 10|- the
first game of the final. The round
was scheduled to end at Bathurst
last ntght.
3'2"!!
' r ' ~ 'r_-T.->'_',' ' 1%
HOCKEY
JVNIOR ABBIES (City Champions)
vs. _
2 Si'.\l.\ll'}RSl[)E SOVIETS (Prince County
Champions)
I-`ir.-ii of iwn total goal games for the junior
‘ chainpionship of Prince Edward island
TIVESIMY NIGHT 8.30 SHARP AT
(‘liARl.0'I"l‘E'|`()\\’N FORUM
.»\l)\|l.‘4Sl()N: Adults. 351': Chiliiren, 251'.
` A in-
lrwsxi-8-2i 4
1_.
, i
»>.`*"‘ ' Hi i  “ ,_;.,,, ~.»¢~;;¢. ..,.._. ,  Lag,-.,..,.._......-
(Y
THBUB-fl'
is coNr~iEcTEi> wrri-I ,
TH' Cl-ilu, Aw...
' -~\».-.~»_. -~ .-~'- »-f--~ .  ..~-U53 Y ._...u.-__s- -
cnnqenuxraon. -_"-- I1 i
_ /W
i- _
Z -`
,__‘}.i?.w\\_\.mm¢>
-~--_- M i ___ ._ _
m 
»
i
l
0\~\`
Nothing to hide
What do you know about the cigar-
ettes you smoke? Are they made from
fresh, nature-flavoured tobnooon? To-
baccos that are free from "A.I"'." (arti-
ficial flavouririg) of any kind? These
things should interest every smoker.
The English tradition of cigarette
making scorns the use of anything but
fine tobaccos, naturally flavoured to-
baccos-that need no “A.F.” to hide
the flavour of inferior quality.
Such a c_ig'arette.you get in Grads-
fine Virginia-no “A.F.”, nothing to
hide, and the result-gentle on your
throat-soothing to your nervos-com-
plete absence of any after-taste.
Common sense tells you~i‘l:'l worth
while trying Grads. _
__>: . . _ ____ 
<5. g ‘ '  :W
Euuil vinisinii 
  riiiaiiccns
AF"
0 N
ei if
»\‘ ¢
/C/AL :\.l*
I .
Acadia Co-eds lllicliey lieslllls D010" The Alley'
Basketeers . _ Y-MC-ewivme,
By 'l‘.ic Canadian Preis
Naliimfil Leilirlw ZION GUILD LEAGUE
T° Play Here  "W-
3. A. Howatt
W Toronto 3. Canadiens 1. J. Dillon
The Acadia Univer'ity ladies bas- |nm,__Ameriwn J Fraser
ketball team, who are favored to
win
this
here
they
Y. floor.
The local team will line up as
follows: Aggie McGee “Bubby"
Doyle, Betty Rogers, L. Hoop.
Katherine MoGuigan. forwards:
Francis Ayers, Connie Hyndinan,
centres; S. Block, Grace Camp-
be
is govemed by provincial associa-
tions and the Ma.riti.me Provinces
Branch of the A.A.U. of C. has no
control of the sport with the ex-
ception of issuing amateur cards.
u.nt11 the actual playdovms for a
Maritime championship get iindzr-
. r .ed
Wily.
that
tion
oulties that have existed in connec-
lion
M|iilril'| Liniment remove; uluiiil.
ll,
K. Stewart
L. Sampel
Total-1975.
the Maritime Intercollegiate
year, will be seen in action
next Saturday night, when -
play the local Co-eds on the
Syracuse 6. Springfield 0,
Proilclence 1. Philadelphia 0.
Pii.ti~iburgh 1. Cleveland 0 (Ovar-
time).
B. Cameron
C. Brown
D. Hooper
C. .Blstch
I. Cudmore
Total-2369.
High single
United States Amateur "
New York Rdvers 3, Hershey ‘2
(overtime).
Pittsbiirgli 4. Baltimore 1.
International Intercollegiate
Harvard 5. Yale 0.
Dartmouth 4. Princeton 3 (over-
time).
guards.
I. Lafferty
D. Oatway
A. Jewell
G. Lafferty
B. Snow
Total-3159.
SUNDAY GAMES '
Cleveland 5. New Haven 2.
Syracuse 7. Pittsburgh 2.
i_T_fLT;;.,.. , .. _ .riirl
NEW YORK. March 7-Frank
Parker, of Spring Lake, N, J ,
United States' No. two player, won
the United State: indoor tennis
championship by defeating Frank
J. Bowden. of New York, 6-4, 6-4,
1-6, 6-1. Saturday
F. Mutch
S. MncKinno
A. Wanen
V. Rodd
N. Haywood
Total-1929.
High single,
The view has been exp ess
a Maritime baseball associa-
wouid solve s. number of diffi-
with piaydowns in past years.
Beetles
211
High three 0. Bintch
Jima Bun
Providence 4, Springfield 1. Glo'
144
` 99
138
175
103
101
.Ill
121
14|
131
105
108
146
158
228
111
124
170
20(
141
204 171
134
161.
162
141
209
1.14 101
L. SBmP€l 228.
504.
160 164 15|
139 124 147
176 149 16|
90 103 |86
151
160 101
Worm;
132 146 15|
n 122 217 131
76 52 155
155 B2 111
133 128 134
B. McKinnon
.. ..._.._,_...~ ._ _ . 1 , , ouiz BOARDING nousm
FEEL THAT JAIZ? Ti.|A'1"5 My `"' Z/M' '
wEl.L.11-4AT's wneize ozone, as  ‘°'5TE"" "'°°'°"E"‘
YOU WANT TO HIT 1-IE Alr~l:r Q-10|? <5OT wi-lA-r iv 'rA|z.E5 To
Ti-ns euu vouize Ti-:AT Ti2ouei_ei J ,
TlZAlNiN‘ TO L|CK` H15 BIZAU4 ig
~/OU SEE, TH' E>f2A\N co~i\iEc°'rED .
Wm-i i-its , I
HANDS AN' Aaou-r ~ecv.»~e»....1
W” FEET! CAN TA\_\4 'ri-1' HAT
mes-rr o1=i= A cusromeiz,
with
Major Hoople
’ D?\VE A BARGAIN, AND
mu »-iAvEi~i'T! .1 mow
MORE ABGJT TH' NNE
`POiN‘|'6 OT: SALEQWAN-
SHIP THAN A SOP KNOWS
AUD THEN SELL
»-in i-as own
HAT!
UNE OF
"lei
au.
rngirume, 1. uifei-ty isa.
/// u~n=-i=--HAw.’vou MEAN ws|.i.,Ai.i. 1.
-rooms A veoi>i_e\z_/ :AN sw is
youve BEEN one s'i.o~e, *ri-wr acm-i
mm sveizv Time woo oi= ~a:>u
come NEAR A Doown/ou _ ouvs me amen'
our vouiz roof in rr-~ sktssmeul
i-im:- You cAi.\. YOUR- \©u'vE 501.17
€>Ei_i= A SALEQMAN--_ ME ou "rl-VFNC
i=Aw! You coutoiofr -n-is-r ue)-ri-len
sau. »-man 5/xws in one o1= wou
sine sims/ vu mv UAV, movvs Auv-
A onummem HA1: To i-uve 'mine Aaour
BRAIMS, AND I ALWAY5 6iu.Ne_
cA.i=i=.iED A i=ui.\. £Q`_ -,
AVBI
»-|ool>i.l
wAs Ai
DR|.\MMER-
N A BAND-»
5
*A ,
it
, .
=.L.1‘= ‘