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711x111)’ Unly l’l\'li\\»L LUWARD-Jt, 7, 9150/1. JL/XN‘ HARLU\V — SPENCER TRACY

In “RIFF RAFF” PLUS... NEWS AND MUSICAL .

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PRINCE EDWARD — TUMURROW

JOE E. BROWN IN n sirtuiwonm IRACTURS "

FY01]? the Sitturtlziy Evening Post Story

l’l.l'.\' - (‘.\R'll()()N - \'.1\l'l)I'l\'lLI.E REEL 11nd “URINE DOES NOT PAY." Shows Daily 3-7-9 P3]. Saturday Blatinee 2.30 PJI. 11111111511 100-270; Evening 27c—33c—38c.

UN élllli. S'l‘.-\(ll5: ALL NEXT .\VEEI{ THE KIDDIE‘ REYVE

THE NIFTIES OF 1936. ‘Yl.)lfl'll-—l'liP-PERSONALITY

Plus 1111111111 Film.

(‘tunpletc Change 'l‘htirsilzt_v.

"itul. One drunkmims 581.. to

. for ten days and another sent-

!‘ i) I t i to pav a two dollar fine or uudqilan t llYt‘ 1111s 111 jail. A inert y ~ “'11s heard and adjourned

....il today. A motorist charged \\ 1th using the wrong markers on ll. 4x11" 1111s fined live tiollars and 001'.» or ten days in jail.

REDDIN l'>-Ii\'\, drug E11". . 1

<11). NIIWS-llr. ' t‘ 11w... Bros has received the sad . o1 tize tieaili of his sister i c.3112 Arthur $aundcrs,0i ' " Maine. The fun- tik pin-e Sum _, tl1e 9th inst. 'l ill. k -

Tlll. '11:: -:.. I .- ~~ » . . Ne] l\It:Kenzic

Personals

A. Fibers. student at " ‘IS Colicce, Montreal.

ll!‘ . Mi: 11nd Mrs. II. A. Ebers.

i q Alclsaiac. RN. arrived . ,\1o111iat~ nicht on . to.‘ r‘ 11.1w tit. .\fr. and Mrs. J. .1\ Alylsziar. Water street.

1 E F‘ OTLien 11nd tw» younc‘ 1.1“ ,'1l‘1‘l\"'(l from M/intrcalon to the furineiis mother. Mrs.

~ R. Jrtiklns. Brigtiiteti. y A e Clie=lev “n11 bliss Ethyl T . if the Saint John, N.B. 4 . ‘ ‘l who have been guests ‘q .‘1lr. <i Nirs‘. J. H. Mtirray for “" tins-t two week... returned hamc l

"TilIlV after ll pleasant holidayl '11 the Lltnti. ‘

f‘ lll.llllil.ll(‘l‘ Gt-tirtze W Green of, *1 (f. An.

. 1 Mrs. Lovell H. d .\Ir:<. Wilfred Achurch j N B. have been t'i.=.it- . home of Mrs. George l .1 sister of Mrs. Canning (lrecti.

Blue Bus Line Scliedul 5 Ylth-KRS Sl‘Il{\'lN(_1l THE PUBLIC

W‘ LEAVES l

*- l 7-?" 131-1. whit s Rtﬂslllllffllll. 11 4.00 PM. Glen Will . '.‘ LEI-l Potrnal al. 4.25 RM.‘ M. il. x0111. s. .\ .11.,‘ 1 lii-rry Valley (for. 111 4.x’ r.M., Sturgeon llrlu ,. r ti. \ \I.l Vernon ltiver at. 4.45 P. M.l luhlllllVllP at .\ )1.‘ ROSOHPIIH} (‘on at 5.10 l’..‘Vl.j Vernan ltiiw at .\ i]. Montague at 5.20 l'.i\l.l Rliﬂfllﬂllll (Mr. :'.l. St. .\ M. ; sturgeon llridgi at 5,40 PAL; Chi-rev Valley (or. zit ltltl .\.I\l. l M. H. North at 6.15 l'.. .l Pownal 111 $1.710 -\.\I. l (lien William at 6.35 RM» Charlottt-tiiivn. ltl 10.15 .\..\I. Murray River at 6.45 PJVI.‘ ma! enroule. Parcels carried ll cents Minimuml

iwlll stop on

1.. .~ i: Avuroxr; mun-gs, 0000000anso004eaooo00o0ooooorooooboorooooooooooo- 1;: M

To Patrons 0f the Georgetown “Bus

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‘ me hul 1 lnis nuunntz for tuo years, and I bclfgvg 1 ha” Sven you the lit-st of ("Itllrlvxy "m1 gpffhlp 1 am now asking you m N"! ve n . 1.. ._ . . . , ' ,. ‘ ' h‘ V; 3'11?’ lv‘_‘n1'l“l * f‘: l" "f" hast. and I will endeavor to continue giv- The- unorxct'.).‘.nltr.l.l1lri.1? rllzillklllllyj-nll all for Four business so far. - . wi run daily. llease wait for ll.

ﬁelllgettswii-ﬁiiarlattetown Bus St. .ico

‘Telilllj? MONDAY. APRIL 27111. 1. soon after as possible.

s vacation with his-

i 1 LAPllUL-IUIJAY-J. 7, 6.45 P. M.

“ Spanish Cape Mystery ” WITH DONALD COOK-IIELEN TWVELVETREIQS P US . . - CARTOON AND (JUMEUY

THURSDAY - FRI

DAILY 3.o0-7.011-s.1i.'..

l DIATINEE llc—-27c.

A HIALYN SERVICE OF

' TNI CANADYAN MEDICAL

AISOCIAYIOM AN," LIFI

j INIUIANCI COMFANIII ll CANADA

4 SWIMMTNG AND MEALS l WVhy do we zilwars say swim after meals?" Stuali boys- and girls, tco- who take to ivater like a fly does to stigai" are thoroughly convinced that whoeiei‘ coined that, u-artiing should be rc- gardcd as Public Enemy No. 1 of all onootning gcticratitins. After all, however. r1 view that ,hn‘1' persisted for hundreds and probably thousands of years mus‘. have some logic behind it. And it 1has, too~sound physiolozical rea- l SOUS. l For some t-lnvc hours after a lineal our stomach and upper intes~ tines are buy bieakinz: down the .f0cd into other chemical com- pounds better suited for absorption into the blood stream and then for storage in the liver, music; and elsewhere. ‘ The blood flow is to a consider- able extent dzverted to the castrow intestinal tract for this purpose l That. is why we feel drtnvsy- aher a heavy meal. , Now suwmtning is a SlFPtlllOllS ex- l crcise. It sends b‘ood sin-gait; to

the muscles. ’I‘he wxtier t; rom- pa111tirely' cool too. >0 that blood t-tishes to the skin to warm the

body iurface.

That means the blood would be cared upon to face two en1vr_~~11e_v caIls-or really thee. And none would be adequately dealt with.

The digestion would sufir and the swimmer xvoultl feel chilly. Bu’. the third com-pile: en --Ll\e lack of blood to the muse (‘$——lIll§.1lll. have n much more serious consequeime. for the danger of cramps would be increased And cramps in deep water. particularly when the chore ls comparatively (leertcd at or af- ter mealtime, may be dir rous.

The wiser plan is to wn at least an hour after meals. By that time digestion will be well under way, although still far from cotupctetl. If the meal has been a ll<‘."i\'_\' one,l a two hour wait ls much ‘.0 be prc- ,‘ (erred. v

By the same reasoning. one‘ should not eat. heartily immediate- ly after coming in front a tWllIl which has been other strenuous or in cold water. That may bring on cramps t0o- but in a different Truce. ‘

If in a long racc._.o:..lf. exhaustcd~~

0n coming out, the food should be confined to readily absorbed sug- ary articles which give maximum energy yield with the least di;;cs-‘ rive effort. Syrupy fruit juices. grape juice. com syrup and honey; are to be recommended i Quest-ions COIlC6flllllg health. ad- dressed to the Canadian Medical Association. 1B4 college st. Toron-i to. will be answered persnnnlly by letter. , '

SLIDE FASTTNERS

Some of the smartest dresses on the market these days iii-e held to- goth-er at. the sides with slide fast- eners instead of the usual hotks and eyes or snaps. They make clothes fit; more smootlfy and cer- tainly save time and troube. In- cidentally, slide fasteners are tie-ed for decorative as well as useful purposes. Sometimes they are used at both back and front of it dress and sets them in at all sorts 0f

tars 111 llT I EXAMINATION

I-‘lttlng ma Bualilﬂﬂl ﬁlm" E .

leave Georcelotvn 3H

cardigan _ _ [KM-leave Charlolelown 4.00 EM.

a. . ll".?1?“‘°:-'~ River .. 4.20 mu.

,\_M_ Fonﬁlagutittrrner .. ‘L30 EM.

. A.M. p| l n! .. .40 PM.

..l0 A. "m"! - . 4.50 . .

. . . 9:111 Alli‘. Efﬁi?‘ -- 5.00 5.:-

l-‘nrt Aucimius 9.30 AM. a . .. 5.10 EM. ‘Vebsferis (‘orncr . 9.40 AM. 43 "n"! RN‘ .. 5.15 RM. Johnston's River .. 9.50 AJVI. Cnrdlgnn-U “ 5'20 P'M' Arrive (‘liarloitctown 10.10 AM. gwuuo"; - 5.35 EM. Headquarters,‘ at. Charlottetown Nob!“ T". 5.50 EM.

BUICK ‘I PAS Ileadquarters at Georgetown I. J. S35E31?“ CA‘ 0f Z50.

IlLLISON,__ HEUSTIS

°.:r~e'.-= carried at minimum charge Charlottetown P l. 11km]

u. .1. 111111

OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE. P. E. I. Oﬂlca Connected Wllh

"Don't l

HE'S PAYING UFF... with 11111 lead . . when the hush-money mobs ',tiem‘anti their lull!

"CHIC" CHANDLER CODIEDY AND LAST cnorrtan .REX RINTYW DAY - SATURDAY

S.-\'l‘l‘l{l).'\\' MATINEE 2.30

EVENING 27c—33e,

1 Halifax Port l Arrivals

ARRIVALS

_ 11 n- 111 local harbour. Bluenom frim Coavnvse, Viernoe from Banks.

Alpha from Yarmouth. Koncslrui: from North Sydney. Bulkarici‘ from Afontreal.

RAILINGS

Scow to local harbour. Auitustine H. t» Banks. Finreiice. 1\’lf1_v to B111 =. Acrrplane ‘Z5 to Banks. R. I}. Btrnnclt to Banks Bluenosp to Cousttvise. Alpha to Cause.

VESSICLS TN BERT“

Scout rli.~.char"irc. Aunt-tum IL. c l ircing Flnreitee .‘\I.1,\'. d "turning

ruins. argitig,

Aeroplane .dist' 1 R._B. Bennett, KllFClI lially Ni-i-on. bfrih. l3; cc No. 2. lvﬁrtli. l1 ‘.9110. e. berth. Alpha, l1.'1.h. Viertiue. berth. M; Curt" berth.

. from Jamaica. .-..1 irrtn Nild. pCflS. l0 Berlin from Dl‘f'll'i(‘ll. Nova ' tin from Liverpool. Fort '1‘ 'll51"li(l from New York.

Pr tin-the. s from For East. (“ibarre from Montreal.

11 Rr-o fiom Ilztlifax. Nova ll from Halifax.

l5 Dem. lialwd from Halifax. Ci ' of Worcester from Cal- (‘ll (l.

i6 Cizetlabucto from E C. Ports. l\'»1'a Se tlrt from Boston.

l’! Flint I! from Montreal. Fort Amherst from New York. Fort ‘Townsend from St. John's. Cavalier from Montreal.

ARRIVALS

Augustine B. from Banks". Aeroplane from Ti'ii1k°. ETaine W. from 'I‘l\'ertoh. P rtia friun Nlld. Colinrne from Ntnntreal. Bluenow from eoasttuse. Customs A. from local harbour. Berlin from Bremen. Mziid of (Stirlinrg from. Cape Bre- ton.

SAILINGS

Fllaine W. to l cal harbour. Illuenose to coastivisc. Augustine B. to Banks. Aeroplane to Ihﬁks.

Viernoe to Banks.

Customs A. to local harbour. Berlin to New York.

VESSELS IN BERT“ Elaine W., loading. Aucuniinc Ii. discharging. Aerplane. (lischnrglng. Imdv Nelson. berth- Portia, berth.

Calborne, berth.

Ilarize No. 2. berth. Berlin, berth. Konyzshaug. berth. Accuracy. loading. Tlulkaruir. discharging. Maid of Stirling. berth. Customs 11.. berth. Mary Currie. berth. Actidian, berth.

VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE

August:

10 Kirsten B. from Jnmulca. Nsvn Scotin from Liverpool. Fort. Townsend fr m New York. Prometheus from Far East.

It R190 from Halifax.

Nova It from Halifax.

Dominion Halsyd from Halifax.

City Of Worcester from Cal-

cutta. _

Chcdnbticto from E. C. PORS-

N.va Scotia from Boston.

Flint II from Montreal.

Fort Amherst from New York.

Fort. Townsend from St. John's.

‘Ihll column ll Rlervrtl In! III! ol local interest hut udvertlulul n! q news; nature may he lnlarlrd ll I cent: u word etrletly vunble In

OC NFEDERATION LII’! INSUR- ANCE. L-679B-7-12-312

CRASWELL ron PHOTO- Gnamls, L-3494-3-28-tr.

DR. WYLLIE ALLAN will not be practicing until further notice but his office will be opened t0 Twelve payment of accounts. 11-5809-8-11-21

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Shea announce the engage- ment of their daughter. Kathleen, to Mr. J. Lorne Howatt of Char- lottetown. P. E. I. iveddlﬂg i0 take place early in Septemben-Freder- icton Gleaner.

I s 1. A N n ‘TOURNAMENT William McManus. of Memramcook. and Donald Robinson and Paul Landry. of Moncton, left on Satur- day for Charlottetown, where they will take part in the Prime EdVi-‘Bfd Island Open Tennis Tournament.- M;ncton ‘Transcript.

SEASON TICKETS FOR EX- lllBlTl0N.-These are now on sale at all drug stores, price $3.00. ThlS is only ﬁfty cents more than last year for a full days extra enter- ‘ tainmcnt. is provided this year, in-

‘ eluding races and night. show. 1 When you buy a season ticket you tare really getting ‘almost $6.00

worth of value for $3 00. Buy now

and make sure 0f your ticket. L~G739-li-8-tf.

W. E. Profitt.

_of Mr. and Mrs.

‘there are their Stanley Shcrritt and son William

all of Maiden, Mass.

RETURN HOME-Rev. J. W. Haytcr. Mrs. Havter and family. who have spent the last month on Deer Island and vicinity, have re- turned home to Hazelbrook. P.E.I. Mr. Hayter was for icvcral years tiastor of the Lords Cove Christian Church. Whilp in Saint John they wcre_1l1e guests of Mr. Hayterls cousin. Mrs. R F. Mztbsy. and Mr. Mabcyt-“Salnt John Telegraph Journal.

ALL DRUG STORES IN THE CITY have season tickets for the Exhibition on sale. This entitles you to morniiiiz. afternoon and evening including races and night shows and opening night. You see cvenvtliing morning, afternoon and

l evening from l\iotiday' night until Frid§v night inclusive for $3.00 about 50 per cent of retzular prices. Buy it semen titrket now and make

,surc of your entertainment.

1 L-5739-B-B-tf.

l Arrnivnrxn

SYNOILJ/Ir. J. ‘H. McDonald. ~

.k11. Cain . attcrd- led the SUESIOI} of the Synrd of ‘California in conrection int-h the Pl'C‘Sl)§".Cl'lll11 Church. from July 23 to ‘.39. The Synod this year was he'd la Pasadena. Mr. McDonald is a Prince Edward Islander from the Whim Road, Kings Cotinty a brother of the well known Jo n N. McDonald.

ATTENDED (‘OTIYENTION-Mr. Wiliam R. McKinnon. postmaster at Livermore. Calif. joined the Lions Club special train passing lihwttttn Qﬂlilﬂnd this month for Providence, Rhode Island. where the International Convention was held. says lllp Oakland Maple Leaf. At the close of the convention Mr. McKlnnon visited relatives in Mn: sachuscttes and other parts of the East. and then on to his native home, Si. George's, P. E. Island, where he enjoyed meeting many relatives. incuidlng his brother, W. J. McKinnon.

HERE FOR EXHIBITION-Mr. S. W. Ncwsomc. good old sport. of former years, arrived in the city last evening hale and hearty. It certainly promises well fcr a record breaking attendance at our Exhibi- tion races when Mr. Newsomc tra- vcllcd twenty-five hundred miles to see some of his favourites pcrfonn on race days. The visit-or spent two winters and one summer in Florida and his knowledge of climatic con- ditims in Florida should be bene- ficial to any tourists thinking of making a twelve month stay in St. Pctersburg, Florida. There summer rke winters are wonderful but the wise ones say good-by early in May.

i. Yes We Buy l

everything from a needle to an anchor. Here are some of the things we buy:

Men's clothing, it does not matter whether it. is a. fur coat, sults or extra coals, lea- ther or cloth and extra pants. Fool/wear, menu, ladies‘ nnd children's, tools. carpenter's. mechanics, blacksmith or shoemakcrs. Evcrylhlntl mull be In saleable shape.

Firearms, dlﬂerent. kinds. rnllslcnl moi- merits, watches and baggage. It. docs not matter whether you llve ln (Jharloltetown or vlclnlty or any other part. of the Inland- Thlu in a great. opportunity to gather up your surplus artic- les whlle cnmlug in to attend the exhibition. Bring them In- we [my spot emah for every- thing we buy.

Exchange Store

100 Richmond St» P1101"! 559

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

convention-non urn msus- ANCE, L-070B-7-l2-3l2

ENJOYABLE PIUNICS — Th9 weather being favorable, two very

Argyle Shore L.0.B.A. Friday and canoe Cove Saturday on Mr- J- AXIZUB MacDougalli shore land.

SEASON TICKETS — Season tickets for Exhibition have been placed in all drug stores and for $3.00 you can buy almost twice that amount of entertainment. Benson ticket-s are transferable and can be used by anyone. They are becom- ing more and more popular every year. Buy now and be sure of your Exhibition entertainment.

L-5739-B-8-tf.

SPEED BOAT FOR. SALE- _ Petci-boro bullet hydroplane with i Johnson outboard motor, in excel- . lent condition, at. a bargain. Colin ‘H. Stewart, Summersldc. 1.41772

S ASON TICKETS FOR EX- HIB ION have been growing in popularity every year. '.t'hls Ye!" for $3.00 you will get four days full entertainment, morning, afternoon and evening and Monday evening's opening. You see everything, horse races, night shows and all there is to see for $3.00, which is about half l the regular prices. Buy now and be

enjoyable picnics we!!! hnld by‘

PEDLAR ROOF

Costs les

of your uilding and Ark {or our Illustrated Folder

The PEDLAR PEQPLE Limited

H Nazareth BL, Montreal

PflJlARl

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we will forward our w quotation by on 8am and Stable Equipment-

w"

and Mrs. Jmeph Gah

sure of yours. L-5739-8-8-ti’.

ENROUTE T0 ISLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Llewellyn and

FAMILY REUNION-The home

ellyn and family are

and Mrs. Hubert Glasgow News.

—A beautiful marriage was performed at St.

eron and Margaret Dalgle. Nuptnl lit/lass was celebrated by the pastor. A brother of the groom, Alex. Cam- eron, acted as best mun and a sis- ter of the bride, Mrs. Anne Moffitt. was bridesmaid. The bride is a

daughter of Alfred Daigle a. native Elizabeth Lang or North MW"

Mrs. J. T. Co‘es and ttvo child- rcn of Stoneham. Mass, are spend-l

of P. E. Island, and his wife, the former Mary K. MacFin-land, whose birthplace was Antigonlsh, Nova

lMr.

and Mrs

Personals

Misses Mary and Hannah Lang of I

Portsmouth, NIL. are v

will reside at 183 Lee avenue, San Francisco-Oakland Maple leaf.

Diego were rctwi: visitors to Oak- land, where they were the guests‘ of Mr. Gahans brother and wife, John Gahan, ‘They 1m-eeiare sons of the late Dr. Edwardl daughyem, accumpanied by Mrs’ J_'G1\liaii, formerly of MassachuseitsQ w_ Magi/mum and daughter E1514. and for many years a prominent‘ and M155 m“; Irving, 1e"; onlphy.~iciui1 and sportsman Thursday morning by mum,- boa; southern city. Dr. Gahans for Murray H5111”, Norm’ P1411”! ivife. who died when Joseph was l1 Burlington. ls the scene this week where the MacMillans and Miss‘ babyt “'35 Agnes Harrlngwn- dallgh" ;of a. happy family reunion. Visiting Irving will spend a couple of weeks w!‘ of We 13W Mlch?“ Harflllglﬂll daughters. Mrs ,»with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Llew-‘nlld m5 W14’ (Carollne Gmudl °fl retummgdizmipton, P.E.I. It was therefore Stewart. Mrs. Harold Paynter andthome, after spending the past two i‘ Pleilsum m!‘ the murlsls- While l" son Eddy and Miss Fannie Prolitt, weeks in town the guests of Mnio-lklilnd. to call A1m°n__New aunt, Mrs. John J. Hackett, and ‘later to motor to Lakeport, Lakel .____. County, to meet the olde.~t livingl cAMggolqqyAlcLE MARRIAGE member of the Harrington family-

on Mt‘.

N 8., are enjoying the Island, guests or

an of Sun ‘ Park Corner.

Miss Helen Cole the guest of Miss

Lure, "Stinset View returned home.

of the ,

ﬁrstj

Crest" cottage has

Gahanks

Miss

isiting Mrs. les Connolly. Queen

SYDNEY‘. N.S \V

ROOFING and SIDINC

Mr. and Mrs. Go

Let us show you how you can SAVE MONEY

There is now no reason for postponing impaoveidnent of yo

lectin the rotection o your iveswc an crops. $0255, durgablc mpetel roof such as PEDLARIB, is well wirhi of gvery farmer. These durable and attractive sheets, up to 1 with a covering width of 50'. when 9 PhFd» mil’ b¢ hi"! "Council Standard" BnncLor ordinary ga vanizcd grade, as dc the exact rice of: PEDLARIB 10b, includinfommmings, send dimunainns

ur buildings,

The cost ofs n the mean: _0 (t. long and in the hllllOug sired. To know

return nuiil,

n11",

'_i a hnlida 11.. 1.1.5.31

——-— sisters, Mrs. W. E. Profizt. Burlixig. MANY ISLAND RELATWES—~MT.l ton. and Miss c. w.

Bernard.

s of Winsoe

who for the past wee}; i135 m”

Con~tance Mc- " Cottage. 111,

Mrs. Jean Crockett. Charlotte- town, who spent the past week “m, Mrs. Angus MacEtichern 11; “Have-

rc ‘. urned home,

rdon Inman oi

iProvidence, RI, are guesis of ti“ latters parents, Mr. A. MacDougall, Argyle.

and Mrs. A,

Rose MacDougall o.’ Tor- onto, Ont., is spending’ her vim. , tion with her parents Mr. and It: m;tzrzitzi..ztzw.zt".iisln» A’ ' ‘ p onse ’ < . - 011111111, Fresno, ciiitn. on June 1'1, Stevens and Mrs- Pearl Laurence.‘ the participants being Jzhn a. Cam- —011k1m1d MilPle MM-

Argyle.

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Burcny. Mm, Annie Moonan, West Ruxbury, Mela, Mrs. Harry Young and twq children, New York, and Mrs. p. J. Coffey, Allston, Mass, have been the guests of Mrs. Char-

who

Sin. have re-

turned to their homes.

A MISPLACED ACE

.——l3. Schubert

semi The groom L; a so“ or Mn lng some time with Mm. Col-es’ sis- | was credited as the firs: Austral-

nnd Mrs. John Cameron of Antig-

ter, Mrs. I. G. McLure

on‘sh County. Nova Scotia, and a" View" Cmmge-

nephew of the late J. J. Cameron,

Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Machcodso. in fact. i‘

at "Sunsetﬂ inn golfer t0 make

hole was a mighty w-alltiji, so much

and Miss Joan MKICIJOQUBI TruroonAtheisccond green.

of San Francisco. The young pouple I

OUT OUR WAY

THINGS ABOUT ME, WHV "UH "' WHUT

HE'5 swEtt T - l“ AH-UH-“WHEN n SAiD sucu NICE - ' DID ‘IOU SAY?

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OUR BOARDING HOUSE

with

1 TOL‘ 1-1Eii~”\

61-15 NEVER

HAD TO WINTEQ WITH YOU.

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HOW ABOUT YOU YOUNG

HAM, AND INFLATE YOUR BELLOWS wiTH MOUNTAN-

A RSE ON YOU, MAUOR"

Cavalier from Montteﬂ-l

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OKAY, BUT 1'14 no uumvw-

wmvw !

. YOU can WRAP up TWO

* weeks 0i: THAT BARGAM FOR ME, amen/sun WIRE , vouiz HANDS TO SADDLE, "

A WlLD HAY-MOOSE, ‘FOR 1201-2120 tone. HOOPLE! tin-M- HE'6 so HOMEsicv. To ~ ' my STRADDLE A we» woizo! Bvouc ‘THAT i-iels wume EATlNﬁ 111s MEALS ~n-\1s AéTRlDE A EAW- , HORSE , ° ,

,1 /\ I // gr. / '% Z / ///

B)’ WILLIAMS

a llUlv-lll-Ollﬁ

this year. His tee shot on the 31st

l.~i"i"tl into the cup

xi

Major Hoople

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