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VOL. 17-HNO. 285 HAMILTON. BERMUDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 3o PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM KING CONFERS WITH CHANCELLOR ON WAR DEBT PROBLEM
OTTAWA AGREEMENTS THE WAR DEBT PROBLEM ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED THEY SAY CANADA HEADS WHEAT To be Debated in House of Cabinet Divided on British Reply The engagement is announced between Miss Marjorie Noel Ayl- That the report. of the Port and Assembly Today ward, only child of the late Dr. E. B. Channel Commission should be IMPORTERS TO U. IC LONDON, Nov. 29.—The daylong read by all. conferences on the debt question Aylward and Mrs. Foster, Lynton- The first order for this afternoon's on-Wharfe, Yorks, and Captain * * * .sitting of the House of Assembly is concluded with a two-hour Cabinet That tha small sum of £192,000, meeting and the Chancellor having Henry Arthur Ingledew, North the resumption of consideration of umberland Fusiliers, elder son of so says the report, can be pro the Ottawa Agreements and the an audience with the King. Apart vided by "a continuance of the Persia Annuls Valuable Oil from the fact that the Ministers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ingledew, majority report of the Finance Llandaff, Glamorgan. present practice of providing suffi Committee for giving them legisla are resolved to make the second cient funds to operate the Col note to the [United States irresist Concessions tive effect insofar as they aifect -oo- onial Dredging plant for a fur Bermuda. The agreements have ible in argument, it is believed ther period of approximatelyfour been fully discussed once in a that not only are the actual terms "HAY FEVER" TO BE years to ensure completion." of the note being drafted but that stimulating debate. The tentative * * * Stock and Company' Reports—Bennett to Visit the whole Government's war debt REPEATED opposition then expressed tt some That having tried to carry out a England and France—Challenge to Wets in of the items in all probability will policy is being reviewed. It Is not Marsh Reclamation scheme de- crystalise into definite action today. likely that the note will be despatch- Good Entertainment on Friday partmentally and failed, some Congress—Five Year Plan Falls Short of Mr. Spurling intimated at the edbefore Wednesday. one is determined to have an conclusion of Monday's sitting The opinion within the Cabinet is The Harem Scarem Company will other shot. Expectation—England Lashed by Heavy that he will deal with each item said to be divided. The Morning again present the delightful Coward * * * individually today, thus affording Post ranges the Premier, Baldwin comedy, "Hay Fever," on Friday That few object to extensive dredg Storms—Decrease in Bonus Army- members every opportunity to and Thomas on the other hand, evening, at the Colonial Opera ing. Result of Belgian Election—Ger amend the rates of duty for each declaring that the bond must be House. The same talented members * * * of the 19 items affected. It seems honoured without discussion, and of the company will play their That many object to this genera man Situation Still Critical— more than probable that some al Neville Chamberlain and Simon on respective parts. They include tion paying all the bills of the terations will be affected. These the other declaring that the prime Melita Larg, Hilda Astwood, Edith next. Henry Ford Makes Satisfactory alterations need not necessarily consideration is the Lausanne pact, Onions, Queenie Penboss, Evie * * * endanger the ratification of the hence the French representations Spurling, Arthur Cooper, Bernard That perhaps someone will say Progress—Communists Lose Agreements if the duties are lowered must be considered even to the Walker, Fred Giles and Carlton how much has been spent al point of default. Montagu Norman but the margins of preference are Astwood. ready on the East End channel. Appeal in Canadian Su also called at the Treasury, and maintained. Whether Bermuda's Those who attended the first * * * revenue will be lowered or raised as according to City circles advised performance of this comedy ex preme Court—Sporting that default would be disastrous to That then someone might ask the result of a scaling down of th» pressed their great enjoyment of it 'with what success?' British and foreign duties necessar British credit. Parliamentary j and it can be said that the plot is News opinion strongly favours payment. * * * ily remains a matter of opinion. one of the best so far presented by That the Ottawa Agj:eer_£»__5""jjj"3" local amateurs. The acting is well Opposition of another kind has being looked at from two differ also been expressed, arising from OFFER OF INTEREST ONLY up to standard and the set by Will CANADA'S WHEAT TRADE WITH The Canadian dolla. opened frac ANTICIPATED Onions is excellent. The play tells ent angles. the fear of retaliation on the part * * * U.S. INCREASES tionally stronger this morning at of the United States. This is not the story of an EngUsh family whose 16.375 discount (United States pre It is considered that the United eldest daughter is a retired actress, That some look at the duty of a likely to influence the result of the States are practically certain to halfpenny a pound. OTTAWA, Nov. 88.^Canada has mium 19.50). Sterling was quoted; House's deliberations. the other two children being restless replaced Russia as the dominant at $3.16} showing a drop of .03 since accept the offer of interest only, and bored with the trials of a life * * * and allow the postponement of the exporter of wheat to the United yesterday close. oo without excitement. A weekend That others look at the duty of an Kingdom. The Octobor trade and * * * principal. The interest amounts to with several visitors furnishes the Empire. navigation report of the United LONDON, Nov. 39.—The pound SHIPPING NEWS £13,500,000, which will most prob fun for the play and there are several * * * Kingdom received here today shows sterling reached a 'new all time ably be remitted in gold, thus sav points in which laughter is un That no one need consider the this country occupied almost ex low record of 3.15J shortly after ing the difference between the par restrained. Melita Larg will give bogey of reprisals. actly the same position in the noon today under the continued Southern Gross Delayed by Gale value of gold dollars and the her usual fine reading of the leading * * * United Kingdom market as Rus influence of uncertainty affecting current sterling. The Government character, playing in turn with That no sensible person uses a rifle sia occupied in Oct. 1931. Of a total the war debts question. will have a huge reckoning day on Carlton Astwood as a bashful swain to shoot butterflies. importation of 19,632,648 bushels The Munson liner ^Southern December 1st, when over £300,000,- and her husband who has little * * * in October 1932, Canada supplied BENNETT OFF ON HOLIDAY Oross, which was due here on Mon 000 will be disbursed: £165.000,000 patience with matters outside of a That the Fire Brigade practice 11,204,629 bushels or 57.8 per cent day en route to South America, to nonconverters of the 5% war book which he is writing. These attracted a lot of attention. While Russia supplied 3,061,973 OTTAWA, Nov. 89.—Premier Ben was caught in a gale which delayed loan'and £140,000,000 to the holders scenes add greatly to the effect of * * * bushels or 15.6 per cent. nett plans to leave Canada at the her. She was scheduled to arrive of Treasury bonds. The Treasury the play. Bernard Walker, who That one might even hope thai some at 7.00 a.m., today, weather will have received a slightly smaller day the evolution of a fire-con * * * end of the week for a four weeks' made such a hit at the first per holiday trip to England and France permitting. sum on the same day on account of formance of the play, will again science will be accomplished. OIL CONCESSIONS ANNULLED although doubtless a considerable Sailing on the C.N.S. Lady Haw new loans. play the part of the diplomat. Fred * * * amount of Canadian and inter- kins for Boston yesterday were Mr. Giles adds much merriment to the That the fifty recruics for the B.V. TEHERAN, Nov. 29.—The Gov Empire business will be involved Michael Lawlor, assistant manager THE FRENCH VIEWPOINT performance, especially in the final R.O. are not yet forthcoming. ernment has officially notified the of the Hamilton Hotel, and Mrs. in his over conferences. Any real PARIS, Nov. 29.—The Govern scenes of the last act. Tickets are * # 0 Anglo-Persian Oil Company of the surcease from public duties enjoyed Lawlor. Landing here on the same now on sale at the Colonist Office. That this means that a lot of annulment of xhe Darcy concessions ship were eleven passengers, in ment has informed the Chamber youngsters haven't yet heard by the Premier in the last year that it will submit the question of and adds that it is willing to con cluding Father J. Tierney, Father -00- the call. will to only during his transatlantic the American debt payment to sider fresh terms. It is learned in crossing. He will take up with Comeau and Capt. C. O. Holliday 00— London that the company informed who embarked in the West Indies. the Chamber before reaching a BERMUDA BRIDGE CLUB Premier MacDonald questions re decision, but a foretaste of the the Persian Government that the lative to the proposed world's Threr were seven passengers in concession does not provide for transit. House temper was given when the economic conference, and in France party leaders, Marian, Franklin- General Meeting on Friday LIGHTING-UP TIME cancellatioa and they can not ac the proposals for a new reciprocal 00 cept the Government's notification. Bouillon, also president of the treaty for which the ground work Finance Commission, stressed the A meeting of the newly-formed TODAY * * * has already "bem laid tnrough DEATH OF MRS. NANCY J. point that France must not pay Bridge Club will be held on Friday the present negotiations byCahan, LONDCN, Nov. 29.—Negotiations CHRISTIE while Germany is not paying, at 4 p.m. in the rooms of the Sunrise 7.02 a.m. Of what is described as of a "very Secretary of State, who has been thanks to President Hoover. English Speaking Union, New Wind Sunset 5.14 p.m. delicated" nature are proceeding conferring with the French Gov sor Hotel, when the proposed rules Lighting-up time today, We deeply regret to announce the between the Anglo-Persian Oil ernment in Paris. will be considered. Ali the present 5.44 p.m death of Mrs. Nancy J. Christie, WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—Latvia Company and the Persian Govern * * * members of the Olub are asked to after a long and painful illness has requested a postponement of Rule of the road: KEEP ment in regard to the latter's can WET STRENGTH CHALLENGED be present, and after this meeting patiently borne, at the King Ed the December 15th war debt LEFT— PASS ON THE cellation of the Darcy concession invitations will be extended to ward VII Memorial Hospital yes interest payment. RIGHT. which covers a half million square WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—A prospective members and others terday morning. miles. Differences in the concern, threatened bolt by groups in both WASHINGTON EXPECTS interested ia the club. future conditions and the methods parties may put the potency of The funeral took place yesterday DEBTORS TO PROVE -OO- of calculation of royalties have been House wet strength to a rigorous afternoon from the home of her CASE oo under discussion for some years. test next Monday in the vote plan daughter Mrs. J. J. Arnold, the METEOROLOGICAL NOTES Anglo-Persian shares fell in Novem ned then on the Democratic out services at Christ Church, Warwick, WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—Both "THE QUAKER GIRL" being conducted by the Rev. J. A. Secretary of State Stimson, and ber 1932 to 1 and 15/16. The com right prohibition repeal proposal. Nov. 29 th pany has decided to defer the pay Grumblings are heard in various Mcllvride, when there was a large Secretary of the Treasury Mills Good House Enjoys Fine ment of the interim ordinary gathering of mourners. have indicated that the next move quarters on Capitol TTJII over the Performance Barometer— dividend. form of tho resolution made public To Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Arnold we in the war debt matter must come from abroad, but unless some strik 8.00 a.m 1003.0 millibars * * * by its sponsor Speaker John N. extend sincere sympathy for the irreparable loss they have sustained ing information is presented which Last night there was quite a good 29.62 inches STOCK REPORT Garner calling for flat repeal and 8.00 p.m 1008.5 millibars ratification through State con by the loss of a devoted mother and cannot now be foreseen, the situa house to reward the splendid effort of the local company directed by 29.78 Inches ventions. a woman of rare character and gen tion will remain as it is, with the NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—Magazine tle disposition. decision squarely up to the debtors, Mr. Norman Parker in presenting Wind— "Steel" says steel operations dur * # • whether they shall pay or default. "The Quaker Girl." 8.00a.m., W 22mi. per hr. ing past week declined to 17_r per THE FIVE YEAR PLAN The musical comedy has been Noon W 28 cent a week ago. N.Y. Central Oct in 40 years and demolished part KING CONFESS WITH judiciously 'cut' and the audience 8.00 p.m., W 25 mi. per hr. ober net operating income $3,- MOSCOW, Nov. 29.—Soviet Rus of the pier of Kirkwall Harbour as CHANCELLOR thoroughly enjoyed the sparkling Max. Temp, for 24 hrs „7l 575,385 against $1,868,242 in Oct sia still is far short of attaining the production. j Min. Temp, for 24hrs 64 the huge waves lashed the water LONDON, Nov. 28.—While the ober 1931. Bureau of Labour stat increases in industrial production front and flooded buildings in the The last performance will be Rainfall for 24 hrs .o4 istics whose sale commodity price necessary for complete fttllfilment King talked with Neville Chamber Sunshine for 24 hrs 8hr3 Omin nearby streets. The lifeboats went lain in a special audience tonight, given tonight and His Excellency index during week ended Nov of the first five year plan which is to out at several points to rescue storm the Governor has kindly signified * * * ember 19th advanced to 64.00 a be concluded at the end of 1932. Ramsay MacDonald continued tossed small vessels. Near Yar conference with Cabinet members his intention of being present with FOREIGN REPORTS week ago. California Crude Oil Official figures just released show mouth a motor car containing a a party from Government House. s. output during week ended Nov. which were expected to conclude •n a that for the first nine months of man and a girl plunged .over the tomorrow, with completion of a 5 24th averaged 472,900 barrels dally 1932 the industrial output was 13.1 quay head into the sea at the height oo- increase of 8,500 over previous week new note to the United States re per cent greater than in the cor of tha storm both were drowned. questing an extension of War Debts. Date aS ^
according to California Oil World. a.m . responding period of 1931; the in * * * Meanwhile the pound Sterling November 29 th Cotton crop this year estimated at Is •____ 4* crease anticipated for tho whole BONUS MARCHERS DECREASE slumped from Saturday's close of CUSTOMS HOUSE O to 23,400,000 bales lowest in nine year by the Five Year Plan sche $3.22 to $3.17 at one time today a « year according to Department of Weathe r a t 8.0 0 dule was 36 per cent. The most WASHINGTON, No.. 29.—Busy new all time low level and closed Agriculture. Compares with 28,- serious shortcoming was in the enlisting nearby states in their slightly over $3.18. The King was Rates cf Exchange CANADA: 500,000 a year ago and 1927-31 food industry which advanced only understood to have asked questions average of 24,140,000 bales. campaign to discourage demon Montreal 20 b 0.8 per cent compared with 1931. strators, marches on the United and received answers from Mr. Other industries showed substant Ottawa be * * * States capital, Washington officials Chamberlain, regarding Britain's The following rates of ex Toronto 04 be NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—Prices ial increases, 23 per cent for timber yesterday took encouragement most pressing problem the War change were In force at the and 7.1 per cent for light industry. U.S.A.: tended irregularly lower at the from definite reports that the num Debt Payments. Only shortly be Customs House on Tuesday, Boston 24 be opening of the Stock Market today • • • ber of those now enroute is small. fore Mr. Chamberlain had held Nov. 29th:— 26 b separate conferences on the subject New York.. in dull trading. Westinghouse ENGLAND SWEPT BY STORM With Congress convening in a week O.S-A...... $3.19 Philadelphia- — —• Electric was off nearly a point while as a magnet, groups in several with Mr. MacDonald and Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of Canada „.. $3.29 Atlantic City 26 b Slight losses occurred in U.S. Steel, LONDON, Nov. 29.—At least four states are on the move. The Un Belgium...... __, 24 Washington.. 24 b American Telephone, Dupont,Gen employed Councils of America, England. It was almost certain deaths and extensive damage was that positive action will be com France „.„_«. _, 82 BERMUDA: eral Motors, American Oan.Hl'no^s, caused by a severe storm which sponsoring a demonstration, has Germany 14 St. George's... 68 be 0.65 Central New York Central and said 3,000 is the minimum to be pleted tomorrow on a request for swept Scotland and parts of Eng suspension of the $95,500,000 Debt Holland ^„ 7.99 NOTE:—b—blue sky, be—partly Southern Pacific. Union Pacific land during the week-end. The expected at the Capital on opening Hong Kong.. if». 4d cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, day. But the District of Columbia Payment due to the United States and National Biscuit ware steady. gale which seemed to reach its on December 15. Italy._„™ , ,„„,...„. „... 63 r—rain, p—passing showers, &- Allied Chemical and Case moved highest velocity of 83 miles an hour police today received messages from Japan , , .». 4d snow f—fog t—trace bf—bl\» fractionally higher. in the Orkney Islands was the worst Continued on Page 2 Continued on Page 2 sky and Fog. "RALEIGH" The All Steel Bicycle —T. j WADSON &. SON Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND OOLCMST DAILY, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1932
mmgii CI 0 r_Q_<<>OttO<><_»0o6O»-ii9OC>S<0 BRITAIN SENDS EXHIBITS TO 3% 2togal (&a2^to CABIJENEWS COMMUNISTS APPEAL LOST / ^JSPORTDKHEWS The Diary OTTAWA, JSov. 29.—The Supreme AIR SHOW and Colmttiit Sattg CoDtinned from Page 1 Court of Canada yesterday dis INCORPORATION missed the appeal of the eight com M. C. C. Win by an Innings LONDON, Nov. 29 (O.P.)—Bri THE ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 18281 - other cities reporting a total of tain's contribution to the inter THE COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 1866) % * munists who are awaiting deporta \SAMUELPEFYSTEUCER onlI y 795 on the way. The largest tion from Halifax. They had applied and 44 Runs national aero show now opening PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY group was the one from the Middle for a writ of habeas corpus. The in Paris, though smaller than in ^boooooooooooocooooooeoo(o West. They placed it at 430. application was refused by the CUMMINyBRISK 71 some earlier years, will worthily * * * Supreme Court of Nova Scotia maintain British ascendancy in the THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. THE GERMAN SITUATION and the refusal was upheld in -design and construction of air REID STREET. HAMILTON Nov. 29th. SYDNEY, Nov. 29.—There was a craft material. The aeroplanes, yesterday's judgment. small attendance at the Sydney A. M. PURCELL I do hear that in the eity there is BERLIN, Nov. 28.:—Germany ex * # * aero engines, materials and acces MANAGING EDITOR much talk of dire consequences ground when the New South Wales sory equipment sent to represent ASSISTANT EDITOR : E. T. SAYEH pects that by tomorrow evening WHEAT POOL CONTINUES likely to follow the adoption of the at the latest to know whether side continued their second inn rtiis country will provide sufficient ASSISTANT MANAGER : ERNEST J. BELL MARKETING SYSTEM ings from^he overnight score of HDVEP- N3 MANAGER: M. M. HANSFORD Imperial Trade Agreement solemn General Kurt Von Schleicher will evidence in the exhibition hall of ly contracted at Ottawa. Some in guide the nations destinies through 68 for 3. The M.C.C. won by a inn the high standards of design and OALGARY, Alb., Nov. 29.—The ings and 44 runs. "•INSCRIPTION RATES deed vow that our revenue will the perilous winter ahead or provincial wheat pool at its annual workmanship which have kept LOCAL: ©HE YEAS. 40/-!, SIX MONTHS. 20/-: In their second innings, New fall and the cost of living, already whether President Von Hinden meeting decided to continue for Great Britain in the van of the THREE MONTHS. 12/6; ONE MONTH. S/-. South Wales totalled 213, of which FOREIGN:—TO UNITED STATES AND CANADA, so high that its peak is above the burg will disregard the Reichstag another year its present marketing world's aircraft export trade since S 12.00 PER YEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN, 80/- clouds, will soar beyond our means. Cummins contributed 71 by free the end of 1928; at Le Bourget aero PER YEAR and re-appoint Franz Von Papen system, deeming it inadvisable Others declare that our great as Chancellor. Unless the President scoring in as many minutes. He drome, near Paris, some of the lat ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE under present, circumstances to hit twelve boundary 4's. neighbour, the United States of had plans unknown even to his adopt any of the new plans sug est types of British way planes will NOTE.-"All correspondence submitted must be ac- America, will be so incensured an closest advisers the choice today Don Bradman, wo was suffering confirm and emphasise that im gested. from a chill yesterday, batted for comp anted by the writer's name and address at a we join in an Imperial Fact that was narrowed down to General * * * pression. guarantee of authenticity, not necessarily for publica they will use the very gunpowder Von Schleicher who has been serv New South Wales today. He was tion. The Editor reserves the rightt o accept or reject DEATH OF NOTED CANADIAN only a "shadow" of his real self, British exhibits at Paris will in any letters forwarded, and publication does not imply we gave them wherewith to gain ing as Defence Minister and Von clude examples of military aircraft their liberty in the Bevolution and however. At the wicket for 53 agreement with opinions expressed. Papen who resigned November 17 WELL AND, Ont., Nov. 29.—Bid- minutes, he was clean bowled by that are unrivalled in speed and blow us off the fastness of our Coral as Chancellor. hard Harcourt, for many years a general flying efficiency by any foundations. Voce for 23. Oldfield was absent WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1932 member of the Ontario Liberal with influenza. standard craft build elsewhere, But Lord! I hold both are wrong. Governments as provincial trea THE BELGIAN ELECTION The summarised scores follow:— aero engines ranging in power Our cost of living will indeed soar surer and Minister of Education, output from 140 to 800 h.p., a PITY THE PIPER high as long as we depend mainly on died here yes tar day at the age of BRUSSELS, Nov. 27.—The results New South Wales (1st Innings) model view for the first time, of Customs duty to raise our revenue. 83. the uncanny device known as the Contrary to general opinion, the I verily believe that our mighty of the general election indicated 273, on the basis of incomplete returns * • * M.C.C. (1st Innings) 530, "automatic pilot," and many of position of creditor is not an agree men of affairs are stricken with the essential component parts and able one, and the United States in the dreadful disease of ad valorem, that the Socialists and Commun DEATH OF ZINOVIEFF New South Wales (2nd Innings) 213, Cummins 71, Voce 5 for 85, materials that go to the make-up the role of Creditor Nation should and they are therefore blind and ists had gained at the expense of MOSCOW, Nov. 29.—Gregory S. Allen 2 for 52, Brown 2 for 10. of a modern British flying machine. excite sympathy rather than envy. deaf to the hardship imposed on the Liberals but the Catholic Zinovieff of the "Zinovieff Letter" It is understood that Cummins Most spectacular in sheer speed For the part, even under the most the poor man, or the man with a Liberal Coalition appeared un fame, expelled from the Inner shaken. backed himself at 50-1 to score a among the British planes in the favourable circumstances, is not large family by the stupid and un Councils of the Soviets by the pow Show building will be a single- • * * 1 century against the M.C.C. bowl popular and it rarely brings plaudits fair method of raising the revenues. erful Joseph Stalin, died here today. ing. seater fighter capable of a guaran from the crowd, especially if the Yet the remedy is not the rejec CANADIAN RAILWAY EARNINGS Zinovieff who at one time was the teed maximum velocity in level crowd be largely composed of tion of the solemn treaty. I would head of The Third International 00 flight, with full military load on debtors. And the present circum gladly see our beloved country MONTREAL, Nov. 29.—Although apparently died of a heart attack U. S. WINS TENNIS TEST board, of no less than 200 miles an stances can hardly be regarded as fall into line with other patriotic gross earnings of the Canadian although no public announcement hour. On the same stand a two- favourable, no matter how they Pacific Railway in October were colonies—but I would have our of the cause of death was made. BRISBANE, Nov. 29.—In yester seater fighter, equipped with ex may be viewed. financial masters offset any loss of down $1,484,318 from the same * * • day's play Moon and Sproule (Aus ceptionally heavy armament, will The debts which trouble the world revenue by imposing a more equi month last year net profits de demonstrate up-to-date ideas in today were contracted when shrill table tax instead of increasing the creased only $553,089 an official PASSENGER LOST AT SEA tralia) defeated Allison and Van Ryn 3-«, 6-£, 6-4, 6-4. design of this category of air de ing fifes and reverberating drums cost of living. statement issued yesterday showed. fence craft. Carrying a heavy fuel had induced, among other phenom Gross earnings for tha month under MONTREAL, Nov. 29.—Accord The final score in matches was:— ing to Canadian National Steam United States 8, Australia 2. and operational load, it reaches ena, a Mnd of pecuniary intoxica review were $12,279,731 and net nevertheless a speed of 190 m.p.h. tion. The word "debt" was virtu profits $3,923,573. Working expenses ship officials here, Mrs. Wookey, But how men can argue that the who was a passenger on the steam A feature of the armament is that ally excluded from War's heroic U.S.A. whose trade with us can be were lowered from $9,287,386 to the machine has two forward firing vocabulary, and both borrowers $8,356,157. For the firstften months ship, "Lady Drake," was lost over S. AUSTRALIA DEFEATS VIC classified in their ledgers as 'sun board from that liner on November machine guns, instead of the single ._.-ascenders accepted ia lieu thereof dries', wQl cut us off like an angry of 1932 gross earnings were down TORIA BY 3 WICKETS forward gun usually fitted to two- such phrases "as "pooling of resour from $122,351,685 to $103,504,681 18th. The liner was on the run father with a shilling, is byond between Boston and Bermuda. seater war craft. Nearby will be ces," "staying of hands," etc. Now, my ken. Americans love our island as compared with last years figures ADELAIDE, Nov. 29:—Final scores found a British day bomber which when the martial music is stilled, while net profits decreased from According to information here her as a resort. They come to taste of husband left their cabin to go on in the Sheffield Shield match be ranks among the fastest and most these euphemisms are forgotten, the joys of rest and quiet and they $17,268,829 to $14,454,943. tween South Australia and Victoria formidable craft of its kind yet and humanity returns to its oft deck and when he returned Mrs. are content to pay for their pleasur * * Wookey was missing. The ship was which South Australia won by three built anywhere in the world, and a learned but unremenibeied lesson es—though I would that we did not wickets, were as follows:— "day and night" fighter, driven by of the dance and the piper. THE SOUTH AFRICA TRAGEDY searched for her but after an hour sometimes make them pay through heavy weather blew up and the Victoria 454 and 92 all out; an air-cooled motor, which sets a Taken strictly a_ a credit problem their noses. S. Australia 403 and 144 for 7 new standard of performance in it may be safely asserted that any NAIROBI, Nov. 29.—The court ship continued to Bermuda. So what the end will be no man oo (Richardsou 55.) this category of fighting craft— ordinary credit manager of any room here was crowded. with all 00 machines which form a vital part knoweth save that—an we fail to races for the trial of Ross on the ordinary mercantJe concern would ratify the Agreements—we will once THE WAR DEBT PROBLEM of the make-up of the British Home display more common sense in the charge of the murder of Miss WHIST DRIVE-DANCE AT Defence Force. more demonstrate that 'Bermuda is Margaret Keppie, before the Chief solution than has been shown by different,' so different, indeed, that Justice, Sir Jacob Barth, and jury. Continued from Page 1 PROSPECT Grouped with other ingenious the statesmen of the nation, in we will stand alone in a world that volved. But the credit manager of An enormous crowd surrounded the navigational instruments will be a has learned to love and marvel at building throughout the day. The LONDON, Nov. 29.—A cabinet model of the "robot" pilot, tb,e the mercantile nouse is only re an Empire that by tremendous The Warrant Officers and Staff sponsible to the few—his .superiors— Attorney-General stated that the meeting was held tonight at nine Sergts. Olub, Prospect will hold amazing mechanism which pilots sacrifice won in War, and which, by evidence pointed to the fact that* O'clock in the House of Commons an aeroplane with superhuman whilst tbe statesman must consider presenting the same solid front that another of their popular Whist their vast constituencies. And the bullet found in Miss Keppie's to consider the British reply to Drives and Dance in their club skill. This device, variously known distinguished her in War, wQl skull could only have been fired U.S. note. among Royal Air Force pilots as again, as so often throughouc all his eventually triumph in Peace. rooms this evening. The whist tory, the verdict of the "sacred ma from the revolver owned by Ross. The Premier visited the King at will commence at 7.30, followed by "George" and "Iron Mike," is Buckingham Palace during the jority "is not only wrong, but stupid. -oo A witness, a friend of Ross, gave dancing. Smith Bros, orchestra fitted to all of the aircraft in one It is a sad spectacle, tnis econ evidence that Ross used to become afternoon. Lord Tyrell, Ambassa will provide music for the evening. R.A.F. squadron of big night bomb omically crippled world, where THE PROBLEMS OF PEACE most excited at the sight of blood, dor at Paris, was present, having ing planes. IL also forms part of arrived overnight and stayed an Admission by invitation only. "eacn man striving for A place doth and when hunting recently dashed oo the equipment of the long range thrust nis brother io the sea. . . ." up to a dead hippo, just shot, and hour at No. 10 Downing St. The monoplane in which two British To the Editor, draft will be ready tomorrow. But only evil can come out Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily. stabbed the body repeatedly. Once Some of the. special hook-ups officers hope to establish some of evil, and War is the after skinning a hyena. Ross had oo during the recent presidential cam cime this month a new world's greatest evil of all. Neverthele3s, Dear Sir, his shoulders,arms and neck covered THE "BERMUDA" ENGLISH paign, embracing well over 100 record for distance flown in a of the sympathy which goes out I read with interest Mr. Butter- with blood as if he had wallowed stations, cost from $20,000 to $25,- straight line by travelling without to the debtors, a porcion should be field's article appearing in your the rein. FOOTBALL COMPETITION 000 an hour. Although talk may be alighting from Cranwell, Lincoln _aved for the creditors, for they column entitled "The Problems « * * cheap, it costs real money to make shire, to Cape Town—6,000 miles it effective. away. Many big service craft have have already more of what they are of Peace," in which he very ably DULL MARKET WINNERS GAMES NOV. 19, 1932 about to receive than they know outlines his reasons for Bermuda's been flown solely by "Iron Mike" how to distribute, and there are acceptance of the Ottawa Trade NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—Yester over distances up to 400 miles, the 1st prize, 11 goals, £10 each, human crew only intervening oc few things so useless as idle money. Agreement. day's sensation was the fall in ticket Nos. 10-65, A. Dillas and sterling to the record low of 3.17f casionally to change the set course. 00 But before, as he suggests, our 10-73, Richard Flood. legislators casting their vote on after opening at 3.19. Trading was "Iron Mike" detects deviations 2nd prize, 10 goals, £1. 13. 4 each, from the course so slight that no the Governor's message now before slow and dealers were apparently tickets Nos. 5-65, Mrs. Stanley Correspondence cautious and uncertain what the EUNICE H. COOPER human pilot would notice them and the House of Assembly on this Simmons, 5-73, A. Moreno, 10-32 subject, he suggests they read the pound would do next. The stock REGISTERED NURSE corrects them instantly; for the market experienced the dullest Arthur Smith, 10-28 Joe Gans, first time visitors to an exhibition SPIRITUATHEALING second verse in "In Flander's 10-55 Leonard Stovell, 10-63 Edith Field." trading in months, the turnover will be able to study the uncannily being only 500,000 shares. Barrimore, 10-84 S. Henderson, "THE GABLES" clever mechanism which enables Nov. 28th. X feel we can assume that our 10-79 E. B. Wears, 10-30 Miss TELEPHONE 2607 SERPENTINE ROAD this metal "brain" to work. The Editor, loyalty to the British Empire is * * * Pickett. Royal Gazette aad Colonist Daily. PEMBROKE unquestioned; but whether we can HENRY FORD MAKES GOOD 3rd prize, 9 goals, 8/9 each, ticket The British aero engines which will be sent to Paris will include best serve our Empire by ratifying PROGRESS Nos. 10-41 John Williams, 10-45 Dear Sir, the Agreement is a matter for Wesley Dill, 28-73 E. Romeo, 28-65 2842*w.s.m one of the standard engines as May I, through your, columns, thought based on sound reason, H. Burgess, 5-55 O. Fox, 10-88 P. used in the last Schneider Trophy comment on the letter which ap DETROIT, Nov. 29.—From sources contest and which set tho world's rather than by a frenzied waving close to the Henry Ford family, it Prime, 30-65 L. Barclay, 32-65 peared in Saturday's issue headed of the Union Jack. E. Wright, 5-32 Nelson Steede, speed record of 407. miles an holr; "Tribute to Spiritual Healer," and has made known that enquiries the most powerful air-cooled unit When we consider Bermuda's and best wishes for his recovery 30-73 J. Tumbridge, 5-28 H. H. HOTEL-MEN signed by Gladys Beeson? It was unique geographical position and Robinson, 10-58 R. A. Smith, 5-63 yet in production anywhere in the joyful news to those who believe, had been received from King George world—a 14-cyclind.r giant develop our dependent trade relations with President Hoover and Mussolini. L. S. Jackson, 10-85 R. Laverock, ATTENTION _ M and should surely go far to convince the United States, I, for one, feel 5-30 H. Wheatley, 10-82 Horace ing 800 h.p. Another air-cooled those who still doubt. The patient yesterday was reported motor on vi9w will be almost that we can better serve our King as making normal progress. Richardson, 10-53 T. C. O. Staff. If you require a competent and reli If those who have benefitted by and country by keeping our own Unclaimed 5-79,32-73,10-81,10-33 exactly similar to tho engine in » * * able CHEF, HEADWAITER, BAR Spiritual Healing would thus pub cost of living down and our pros 5-84,10-26. TENDER or WAITERS stalled in the British biplane that licly testify thereto, it would be a perity up. NEW HOSPICE FOR TRAVELLERS * * * then it would pay you to communi recently established the new world's great uplift to believers, and would By agreeing in toto with the terms WINNERS GAMES NOV. 26, 1932 cate with us at once. No Fees, aeroplane height record of 43,976 encourage those who are earnestly of the Ottawa Trade Agreement for BERNE, Switzerland, Nov. 29.— Mutual co-operation. Satisfaction feet—8J miles above the earth, striving to carry on the good work a period of five years, Bermuda The congregation of monks of St. 1st prize, 15 goals, ticket Nos. guaranteed. by prayer and intercession. would, in my opinion, become a Bernard have decided to create a 44-56 and 44-72, £10 each. 00 Thanking you for allowing me a weak link in the Empire's battle hospice for travellers in Thibet, MONTREAL CULINARY 2nd prize, 13 goals, ticket Nos. In Hiding little space, front. to be constructed at a height of 14-56 and 14-72, £7.10. 0. each. ASSOCIATION, Yours truly, Yours faithfully, 12,000 feet in a mountain pass and 3rd prize, 12 goals, ticket Nos. Fred A. Conway, Secretary, "We've chased the saloon up tha to be open all year. Three monks 14-44, 44-77, 2-56, 2-72, 20-56, 20-72, 4598 Cartier Stre.t, Montreal, P.Q. dark alleys and off the main streets' ONE WHO BELIEVES. ' KENNETH F. TRIMINGHAM. are going to Thibet in January. 29-56, 29-72. 28_ff*w.i. —Dan Beard.
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at the MECHANICS HALL THEATRE Another Splendid Double Feature Programme Today, The Two Pictures will be Shown at Each Performance,
BUCK JONES MECHANICS HALL THEATRE to Come Tremendous Oration by Jones' Fans Proof of His Popularity 'Man Wanted" Reveals Trend For Original Film Stories O* The popularity of Buck Jones is ** OWN St demonstrated loud and lustily! The growing importance of the Immediately upon the complet original screen story in motion The North had its machine age and gang war films, the pictures is emphasized this year ion of his latest vehicle, "High West its covered wagon, now here's a heart-th ob- Speed," Columbia picture at the in the nominations for awards bing epic of Dixie. Romance under a plantation moon, Reid Hall Theatre today Buck made recently by the Academy of Jones went on a personal appear Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. a stirring story of tangled loves and lives, feuds that ance tour in answer to the insistent The five pictures selected as de run the gamut of human emotions. Millions read the demands of his myriads of film serving of the honour of competing book . . . now see the most thrilling picture of the year. fans. for the gold statuette awarded the While he was at Rochester, the author of the year's best original invitation from members of the motion picture story, were all Buck Jones' Rangers' Club in New tremendous box-office successes as York City persuaded the star to well as worthy artistic achieve come to the metropolis. His recep ments. tion was the most spectacular ever With the introduction of talking accorded a motion picture player. pictures many studios and studio A mob of cheering boys and g_rls executives believed the original greeted Buck at an open mass screen story was doomed as picture meeting of Ranger Club members material and that in the future the opposite the Yankee Stadium in screen would of necessity look to New York. Preceded by a police the novelist and playwrights for all escort and accompanied by Club ex worthy material. ecutives, Buck arrived at the scene Neither Mr. Warner nor Mr. of action and found hundreds of Zanuch ever subscribed to that enthusiastic, cheering fans. He en theory. The staff of writers em tertained them with a grand dis ployed by Warner Brothers-First play of horseback riding and rope National was increased in size and tricks. He packed the meeting with constantly improved in personnel Richard more genuine thrills than most of and every suggested original story those kids had ever experienced. received serious consideration. The number of boys and girls who These executives searched the other L\RTU u market systematically too, and are associating themselves to j Ranger Clubs bearing his namo has made dozens of successful pictures been mounting steadily, and at pre from plays, novels and short stories, COTTON" sent is well past the 300,000 mark. but they never lost sight of the "CABIN in .he value of material written expressly This membership is the result of With BETTE DAVIS and DOROTHY JORDAN. KAY FRANCIS—DAVID MANNERS—GUY KIBBEE only two months of the club's ex for the medium in which they istence. Club officials expect a total dealt and they proceeded to build At 3 p.m., 7 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. up the writing staff and the reading At 4 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. membership of 2,000,000 youngsters 2856__w. . . They don't expect to have to departments rapidly. do very much campaigning to (jai As a result of their policy, another this enrollment either because re great original screen story is now at quests for membership arrive on the Mechanics' Hall Theatre, where "CABIN IN THE COTTON" work in the title role of "Porgy," Kay Francis appears in her first the average of 4,000 a day. Such one of the most sensational negro BERMUDA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION popularity must be deserved! Warner Bros, picture, "Man Want plays ever written. ed," especially written for her by Best Known of Negro Players Has He began his career with a travel (Affiliated to Football Association of England) —oo an anonymous author and adapted Role ling southern circus, remaining and dialogued by Robert Lord. Soccer Leagu® Match BIG SHOW VALUE with it four or five years. • Later he One of the most famous negro ac did vaudeville and still later directed BERMUDA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION tors of tbe present age plays a role in and acted with the Lafayette players Mechanics Hall Theatre Offers "The Cabin in the Cotton," Rich in New York, the Lincoln players in vs. Splendid Double Feature Pro two feature programme at the ard Barthelmess' latest First Los Angeles and others. BERMUDA RAILWAY SPORTS CLUB gramme today at Each Mechanics Hall Theatre. Both National starring picture,now show He was N"appas" in the early Performance Both pictures are excellent and patrons ing at the Mechanics* Hall Theatre. talking picture of the south, Thursday, December 1st. Afternoon and Evening of the Theatre can certainly depend He is Clarence Muse, composer of "Hearts of Dixie." B.A.A. Field 3 p.m. on a really fine entertainment. The several negro plays, composer of the Besides his theatrical interests, 2747tw. "Man Wanted" and„"Oabin in double feature will be played in popular hit "When It's Sleepy Time Muse is a keen student of art and the Cotton" are offered today as a the afternoon as well as at night. Down South," and famous for his letters. He has played nearly every important role in Shakespeare. In "The Cabin in the Cotton," he plays the role of a blind negro singer. Mr. A. WALE oo x Colonial Electrical Inspector, for Fire and Marine Insurance x "DOWNSTAIRS" Companies. THE YEAR'S MOTION PICTURE SURPRISE! (Mi, X Even Pots and Pans Authentic X in "Downstairs" Showing Today at 4.00, X Begs to thank his Patrons, Friends for their past favours and to 8.00 and 10.00 What kind of pots and pans are inform them that he has returned after his six months leave in used in a Continental kitchen? England, and will resume his duties, which have been carried out 1* th^u*^/ X Is modern aluminum ware used during his absence by Mr. W. LINDSA Y, Hamilton Hotel Co. yet in Europe? Passion in his Heart... Has the old world adopted the Lies on his Lips electric icebox? A post card addressed to Hill Top, Princess Street, Hamilton, X These are some of the dozens of He was Dangerous to odd questions that had to be an receive prompt attention. Every Woman .... swered by the Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer research department during 2804tt.w. X filming of "Downstairs," John Gil A Picture Indeed! Has __" bert's new starning picture, writ HUH Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 ,___- THE POUND AND WAR DEBTS (By Don JT. Smith) The pound sterling and its ex change value is of such importance to Bermuda it has been requested that one of the recent articles ap pearing herein, entitled "Gold and the Pound Sterling," be elaborated upon in view of recent economic and poUtical events. As stated in the last article almost daily changes in world conditions necessitates that current opinion be as change able—and this applies to assump tions and predictions concerning the pound. It is still a firm conviction that England will not default on her December 15 War Debt payment even though the U.S.A. requires, after receipt of additional letters from England and data concerning the British capacity to pay, that the payment be made without further moratorium. The premise of this thought is that Great Britain is still a great world creditor nation and those countries in debt to her will follow her lead, and if she defaults to the United States they might default to her—and it would there fore be more costly to default than to pay. Further a default might set a precedent and lead to whole sale private and public defaults. However, a continuance of such payments would be unbearable and impossible in view of the present and imrrediate future economic conditions. There will be some amelioration as England's financial condition is sufficiently critical to warrant it. If only England were concerned the American Congress would probably extend the present moratorium. France, on the other hand, can pay without upsetting her economic equilibrium. Eng- i land was in a better financial con dition and made a war debt settle ment with the U.S.A. that has become far more burdensome than that made by France with the U.S.A. To date she has paid $1,120,000,000 more than France. The effect upon the pound ster ling of having to make arrange ments for the December war debt payment and at the same time pay Distributors: off the £160,000,000 of bonds to The Bermuda Cigar Store TJieciameitematb MILDER I those holders who did not assent John A. P. Pitt & Co. to the recent ('Conversion Loan' Tbe Smoke Shop limited might cause the pound to go as low as $2.50. As explained in the ... dot TASTES BETTER . .75^ Safafy seventh article on November 23 a Manufactured by LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO., U. S. A, further drastic drop in the pound would stimulate British produc tion, assist in the theoretical bal ancing of the Budget, and be a sum of $750,000,000 to $1,000,000,000 speculate in lower prices for ster potential factor in arriving at a in place of approximately $4,400,- ling is not a 'sure bet' as in Decem lower amount England will have 000,000 still owed by England would ber, 1931, when England had no to pay the U.S.A. if and when her be fair if the original French war- Equalisation Exchange Fund the war debts are readjusted. debt settlement in 1926 were taken pound sold up 14 cents in four days While no official data has been as a fair basis. English Govern and with this defense weapon the Yes Sir! made public there is said to be mental authorities could arrange English authorities are in a position about $200,000,000 of actual Ameri an EngUsh loan to be sold at a low to punish speculators at any time. can dollar holdings of Great Britain rate of interest in the U.S.A. and in As expressed in these articles, it is We are feady! Ready to show you in New York and an equal amount England to raise this lump-sum. still thought that England as both now the most marvellous L a d y' s (dollar value) in francs in Paris. The success of the recent 'Con a creditor and debitor nation can If this French balance were with version Loan' would seem to make gain more through stabilising the Wristwatches ever offered. Just drawn by England at the same time the sale of such a loan a reasonable pound around an exchange value of the thing you wanted to buy for your France is paying her war-debt in expectation. Such a realistic set $3.00 than at any other level. The stalment to the U.S.A. it is claimed tlement would permit a return to two governing factors still appear wife for a long time and never could it would have no depressing effect the gold standard by England (at a to be the extent that inflation find it. upon the franc, as the French gold new low parity for the pound) and cheapens the American dollar and position is sufficient to sustain such result in reduced annual Govern the level at which world commodity Beauty, Style, Quality, Reasonable ^i a heavy drain of gold. Thus it is mental expenditures. The world's prices are stabilised. Again the apparent England has in gold confidence would be given a tre pound at $3.17J (a new low) is price—all in one. currencies sufficient exchange to simultaneously weak with Ameri mendous forward movement by ___ meet both the December 15th pay the success of such an arrangement. can wheat at a new low price for all Do come in please and let us show you f|j ment due America and the transfer When Congress meets it will be im time. The 'floating pound' must of (non) 'Conversion Loan' pay pressed upon the minds of the lead be artificially regulated (managed) what we have in mind. ments without resorting to sale of ers that American industry is not to follow commodity price levels in IK ASK FOR IT BY sterling to buy gold with which to desirous of a low exchange value order that the visible cost of living For the perfect Xmas gift: pay the U.S.A. However, the use of for the pound sterling. If re-ad in England will not advance. e NAME these exchanges might well hamper justment is necessary to prevent a On this day (Wednesday, Novem the Exchange Equalisation Fund in lowering pound it might pay in ber 30) in the year 1782 peace was M preventing wide fluctuations of the dollars and cents to re-adjust, declared between Great Britain CANADIAN pound sterling —and unless the because decreasing exchange values and the United States. A new de OTTO WURZ December payment is permitted for American contracts in all the claration of peace between the to be made in foreign currencies in currencies in the sterling group world's two most powerful nations * The Swiss Watchmaker s HEALING place of gold, $96,000,000 of gold might cause a loss in excess of the in the Economic War that is being __ West End will have to be purchased by Eng whole war debts due the United waged would be a welcome example Opposite Bermudiana Hotel land sometime. It would seem States. The lower the pound goes for the rest of the world to follow, 4__& OIL fair and proper to minimise the ill the more severe export competition and a fitting way for the U.S.A. to effects of the December payment by A GREAT LINIMENT becomes for American industry celebrate her 150th Anniversary of A curative and soothing lini permitting a technical, rather than and the more difficult it becomes Independence—which leads to the ment which, has for sixty an actual, payment—that is, es- to sell American wheat, cotton, thought that no nation, regardless years been in popular do* crowing (holding for the account of) etc. to Great Britain. of how powerful in war and wealth, mand for the relief of all the funds in London for the United external and internal pains. That Great Britain's position is is any longer independent of other 9) Manufactured by • States or having the U.S.A. main nations. * NORTHROP & LYMAN CO., Limited tain an American balance inLondon critical is apparent, because in Toronto. Canada come from world-wide invest equal to the December payment Smith's Parish, made by Great Britain. ments and loss of international Qood News for Penmen ... trade have 'eaten into' her national November, 1932. European debitors to the United income. Japan is said to be secur oo States (as explained in a previous ing a growing amount of England's article) can rely on Mr. Roosevelt's Chinese and Indian trade. The POUCE RECOVER STOLEN GOLD Rick colours, full body, makes POSTAGE STAMPS announced intention to trade war- Ottawa Agreements are expected PARKER your pen travel swiftly and debt re-adjustments and preference to boost exports to India. Some ST. JOHN'S, Nfld., Nov. 28.— smoothly. A product of the For Collections in American markets for foreign leading British observers believe (O.P.)—PoUce have recovered $350. Parker Fountain Pen Co., market preferences for American that the five-year pledge is the key 00 of gold coins that were stolen Ltd.. Canada. BERMUDA wheat, cotton, etc. Mr. Hoover to the whole Ottawa Agreement from the home of Newman March QUINK would be pleased if a real disarma and that it would not be binding at Green's Harbour. ment plan were agreed to by Eng and on any future British Parliaments. Part of the money was found in land and other nations. That there The Bank of England's "Statistical the possession of George Reid l The New BRITISH WEST INDIAN is room for governmental savings is Summary" states that total Em shortly after the robbery. A tin apparent when it is remembered III Fountain Pen Ink pire trade has fallen from £3,454,- can containing the remainder I that England spent $460,000,000 in 900,000 in 1925 to £2,625, 300,000 in about $200.00, was unearthed near 1931 for military purposes. (France 1930. Trade wholly within the the home of Ernest March. ERNEST J. BELL spent $575,000,000, Italy $262,000,000 Dries 319& Quicker on Paper Empire was £683,400,000 in 1930 as Reid and Ernest Marcb were ar Bermuda Press. Ltd., Reid t, and Germany $170,000,000). Hope contrasted with £924,000,000 in 1925 for substantial, or complete, mora rested on charges of theft and ar Writes Smoother—Makes Permanent Records —in both 1925 and 1930 the Inter- raigned before a St. John's magis torium in military expenditures is Empire trade was approximately not only an Utopian idea but a trate, who committed them for 26 per cent of the total volume of trial at supreme court. fallacy. The American Congress is Empire trade. "Buy British" and 2 oz. bottle 6d* 4 oz. bottle 10d. DR. LINN EMERSON opposed to war debt re-adjustment the Ottawa Agreements are expected wiU occupy Mr. George Patton's or further moratorium of Interest to sustain this Inter-Empire per and principle payments because centage. cottage Lynton in Warwick during they think it means ultimate cancellation. An offer by England From the above it is apparent V the month of December where he to pay, at once in a lump-sum, that those making committments V KILLS | THE BERMUDA PRESS, Ltd.] may be consulted for the treatment a new and final re-adjustment of necessitating exchanging sterling flieSy mosquitos, roaches of diseases of the eye and the fitting her war debt would off-set this for dollars are in an awkward and feeling. It can be assumed that a y$ry uncertain position. But to /Costs less too* of glasses. •_._____ ^•'WWHBWyiM_ 3_S__ge**EM£a 33^j?3E_rsss_p»rasrasp. H______H___BUl_ftliB_9 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 Page 5 BY THE WAY Several rather important events CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS have transpired recently: the Chin "CANADA'S COMMERCE CARRIERS" ese-Japanese war (going on more or OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS IFUIO. IE Si SI less all the time),'the Imperial Economic Conference at Ottawa, Leads the Way the United States elections and the CANADA—BERMUDA—WEST INDIES SERVICE settlement of the next war debt Specially Built and Equipped for Tropical Travel instalment, the latter now in the BERMUDA—EASTERN GROUP—DEMERARA (Via BOSTON, MASS.} with the public's eye. Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Halifax, N.S., Saint John, N.B and Magnificent New * * * uemerara, calling each way at Boston, Bermuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, To those like Messrs. Smith, St. Lucia, Barbados. St. Vincent Grenada, Trinidad- MONARCH T.M.S., and the erudite writers of on Education in these pages, I Arr. and Leave might fling out a word of observa Leave Leave Arrive Leave Bermuda for BERMUDA" tion. Both economic and educa Steamer Halifax, Boston, Bermuda Bermuda St. John, N.B., 22,424 Gross tons tional processes seem to be beyond N.S. Mass. for W.I. via Boston the ken of mortal man, at least that part of mankind that works Lady Nelson Nov. 15 for its living. No doubt the men Lady Hawkins- Nov. 1 Nov. 3 Nov. 5 Nov. 6 Nov. 29 higher up know all about every Lady Drake „. Nov. 15 Nov. 17 Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Dec. 13 thing, though I am beginning to Lady Nelson.™ Nov. 27 Nov. 29 Dec. 1 Dec. 2 Dec. 24 doubt even that. Steamers sail from Halifax and arrive at Saint John, N.B. * * » I have noticed that all great in WESTERN GROUP SERVICE ternational questions, as well.as some that are only national, fol Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Montreal (In summer), Halifax, N.S. low a rigid system of procedure. (via Boston in winter), calling at Hamilton, Bermuda; Nassau, Bahamas; Kingston, Jamaica"; Sailings to .First you bring to the notice of a making O.N.S. connection at Jamaica for Belize, British Honduras. NEW YORK .prime minister or somebody that November 2, wages are too low and that those Leave Leave 7,12,17,21,86 uiiii|aags. Leavj Leavs Arrive B'da for Arrive B'da for people classed as the "unem Steamer Montreal Boston Bermuda ployed" need help. Then the prime Nassau Bermuda Halifax minister, president, senator, or Lady Rodney „ Nov. 3 somebody else, calls a conference Nov. 8 Nov. _ Nov. 22 Nov. 23 HE only liner afloat that provides a private bath Lady Somers Nov. 17 Nov. 22 Nov. 23 Dec. 6 Dec. 7 to talk over the matter, the work Halifax with every room! Built especially for the Ber ing man in the meantime keep Tmuda service with enormous Sports Deck . . . Lady Rodney Nov. 30 Dsc. 2 Dec. 4 Dec. 5 Dec. 19 Dec. 20 ing a few jumps ahead of starva Lady Somers Dae. 14 two swimming pools . . . three night club cafes . . . tion. Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Dec. 19 Jan. 2 Jar. 3 $250,000 dance deck . . . and ship-to-shore 'phone. » # * VAGABOND CRUISES Bermuda's own royal ship! No other calls. And no AfteiE the first conference some Passenger and Cargo Service, Bermuda—Eastern Service—Demerara other aim than to provide the utmost in Transatlantic body else introduces legislation comfort and convenience for Bermuda passengers. which is guaranteed to kill or cure, Leave Leave Arrive and Leave Bermuda and the next six months are taken Steamer Montreal Halifax for West Indies Coming Early in 1933... the "QUEEN OF BERMUDA"! up debating on whether the legis- An additional super-luxury liner of 22,424 gross tons, latiqn should be applied to workers Cornwallis Nov. 4 Nov. 8 Nov. 12 twin sister-ship of the "Monarch of Bermuda" Is just getting six or eight shillings a day, Chomedy Nov. 18 Nov. 22 Nov. 26 over tha horizon! The "Queen, of Bermuda" will pro when they work _at all. Then ano Colborne Nov. 26 Dec. 3 D_c. 7 vide all the luxuries of her famous forerunner plus a ther piece of legislation is intro Chomedy „ Dec. 24 Dec. 28 few new ones of her own. duced, affirming that no man who J has a wooden leg is eligible for the Under Contract to Carry Bermuda Mails grant of fivepence a day. For Reservations, Passenger and Freight Rates, apply to— * * * JOHN S. DARRELL 5 CO., Agents. At this stage of the game the For Reservations Apply Subject to change without notice. Hamilton, Bermuda. greatest piece of wisdom ever prom WATLINGTON & CONYERS ulgated is brought to bear on the General Agents question, nothing less than the prime minister, seeing no way out HAMILTON BERMUDA ments which have been in progress and getting in deeper every minute, here, a sort of international bidding calls aloud for a new commission to for friendship, especially at this 2484__m.w.f.tJI study che whole question." end where the Wurzberger flows. MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE * * * The "whole question," and noth New York—Bermuda Service (Royal and United States Mail Steamers) ing else, must be studied. No But when you are puzzled over body ever thought of studying the something, whether bridge or pol New Low Rate effective to November 30th "whole question" before, but now itics, unemployment or war debts, it has become a trenchant issue and remember that the only way out FURNESS BERMUDA LINE the "whola question" must in is to appoint a commission to study —$45.00— (Under Contract with Bermuda Government) deed be gone into, and into deep. the "whole question." * • » Lowest rate offered in the regular New York-Bermuda Service Royal and United States Mail Steamers This then, is the system by which TWO SAILINGS WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BERMUDA the world is run: when you can't If this fails, heaven help you. T. E. V. "MONARCH OF BERMUDA" get any farther with the situation, Sail Arrive Sail Arrive all you have io do is to appoint a M.M.H. Steamer New York Bermuda i Bermude i New York commission to study the "whole PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS question," and the matter rests 00—— Pan America.... Tue. Nov. 29 Thur. Dec. 1 Thur. Dec. 1 Sat. Dec 3 for a time. His Answers Pan America.... Sat. Dec 3 Mon. Dec. 5 Mon. Dec. 5 Wed. Dec. 7 Pan America.... Wed. Leave Arrive Leave } Arrive * * * Dec. 7 Fri. Dec. 9 Sat. Dec. 10 Mon. Dec. 12 The candidate for Congress was Western World. . Sat. Dec 10 Steamer ! New York Bermuda Bermuda New York You must not forget that, dur unsparing in his criticism of his op Mon. Dec. 12 ing this method of procedure, every Pan America.... Tue. D^c. 13 Thur. Dec. 15 Thur. Dec. 15 Sat. Dec 17 ponents, and his audience was grow Pan America.... Sat. Dec. 17 Monarch of Bda. Tue. Nov. 15 Thur. Nov. 17 Thur. Nov. 17 Sat. Nov. 19 meeting has been good for tne wine- Mon. Dec. 19 Mon. Dec. 19 Wed. Dec 21 ing somewhat restless over his bom Pan America.... Wed. Monarch of Bda. Sat. Nov. 19 Mon. Nov. 21 Mon. Nov. 2i Wed. Nov. 23 sellers and^the caterers. Much cold Dec 21 Fri. Dec. 23 Sat. Dec. 24 Mon. Dec. 26 bastic arritude. "So," he was say American Legion Fri. Dec. 23 Monarch of Bda. Wed. Nov. 23 Fri Nov. 25 Sat. Nov. 26 Mon. Nov. 28 chicken has been consumed and Sun. Dec. 25 ing, "I ask you, how much longer Pan America.... Monarch of Bda. Tue. Nov. 29 Thur. Dec. 1 Thur. Dec lSat. Dec. 3 many a cold bottle has been crack are you going to put up with this Mon. Dec 26 Wed. Dec 28 Wed. Dec. 28 Fri. Dec. 30 Pan America.... Fri. Dec 30 1 1 Monarch of Bda. Sat. Dec. 3 Mon. Dec. 5Tue. Dec 6 Thur. Dec. 8 ed, for what is a diplomat without bunkum?" Sun. Jan. Sun. Jan. Tue. Jan. 3 Pan America.... Wed. Jan. 4 Monarch of Bda. Pat. Dec 10 Mon. Dec. 12jTue. Dec 13 Thur. Dec. 15 a snifter. And a big man up front, who ap Fri. Jan. 6 Sat. Jan. 7 Mon. Jan. 9 Southern Cross. . Sat. Jan. 7 9 Monarch of Bda. Sat. Dec. 17 Mon. Dec. 19 Mon. Dec 19 Wed. Dec. 21 * * * peared to register the feelings of Mon. Jan. Monarch of Bda. Thur. Dec. 22 Sat. Dec. 24 Sat. Dec. 24 Mon. Dec. 26 You must not think that a nation most of the others, replied, "We'll Until further notice the SOUTHERN CROSS will sail from Bermuda at 2.30 p.m. Monarch of Bda. Mon. Dec. 26|Wed. Dec. 28 Wed. Dec. 28 Fri. Dec. 30 is an inhuman piece of goods; it is give you just five more minutes."— Monarch of Bda. Fri. Dec. 30 Sun. Jan. 1 Sun. Jan. 1 Tue. Jan. 3 n't, lc is just like a human being, Pathfinder. Reservations, Passenger and Freight Rates, apply Monarch of Bda. Tue. Jan. 3 Thur. Jan. 5 Thur. Jan. 5 Sat. Jan. 7 although made up of many human beings. And like neighbouring JOHN S. DARRELL & CO, Agents human beings, nations beg, borrow and steal from each other almost daily and are subject to the same BACK Subject to change without notice if circumstances require. temptations. And, furthermore, FULNESS like the humans who inhabit Ber WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents muda, they are prone to enact debt moratoriums world without end-. JUST ARRIVED * * * Bermuda, herself, seems caught in the backwash of the Ottawa A Shipment of pacts, and our local dispensers of logic, patriotism and tariffs are THE FAMOUS AND POPULAR FOUNDATION GARMENTS going to find themselves, as the Americans put it, "up against it." » # * Warner's Corsets, Girdles, Step'ins But, my children, it is easy. When you run up against a stone and Corselettes— wall, all you have to do is to ap point a commission to study the All the new form fitting styles suit "whole question," and there you are. The B<*st in the World able for wearing under the latest * * * Gowns. It is too bad that America is so close to Bermuda and that Ameri cans are inventors of modern flesh Prices 9/6 to 37/6. pots. 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TO DAT ' 11 TWEYV?E ' Ceorge McManus • 1932, King Features Syndicate, tec, Great Britain right* reserted Paged THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 Buy your Christmas Whisky in ibis new and tempting firm Adam and Eve Moore are twins, children of an artist who remarries after the death of their mother. Adam is injured in an automobile accident which leaves him crippled. They live with their grandmother. Eve works in a brokerage house owned by Martin White, a friend of the family. White wants her to obtain from young Peter Hammill a paper releasing him from a certain business transaction. Eve meets Peter and likes him. Peter takes ber for a drive up the Hudson and they stop for dinner at his summer cabin. Peter likes Eve but he believes she is interested in him merely because of what she wants to get out of him in a business way. CHAPTER XV COR AN instant Eve stood there, her golden hair usually Jimmie Jingle Says .* wound in a glowing coronet around her head, loosened Finer bread does not exist in careless long braids over her shoulders. One hand was at her throat and she smiled at him. Finest bread that butter's kissed "Eve," Peter spoke almost reverently, "you're the most beautiful thing I ever saw in my whole life." BUTTER CRUST BREAD Eve ran a tiny tongue over her parched lips. How she hoped her voice wouldn't tremble. Remember, Eve, you must banter—you must make this nightmare seem like something Ask Yow Groces amusing. "Why, Peter, what a flatterer , BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd you are! I'm sure you've seen the same opportunity, would not many women—more beautiful— do with Eve—what he Intended A neat arid strong hinged case than—I am." Her voice almost doing. of three bottles packed in broke, so she went on hurriedly: Suddenly he let her go and ."Where is the champagne? Wont poshed he. roughtly toward the attractively slecora. ed containers. it be cosy, having a glass together divan. •before the fire?" She walked "So, this is the kind of a flirt The whisky is world famous, it is White Horse—Real old slowly toward the fireside. Peter you are." He put all the loathing Scotch—soft mellow whisky of great age and maturity, the Sstepped aside as though she were and contempt he could muster equivalent of a fine liqueur. The case is designed to last a goddess. He watched her lithe into his voice. He strode to the and will serve many useful purposes long after the White figure drop on to ihe divan in divan and bent over her cowering front at the firt, noticed as she figure. Then, he lifted his hand Horse is consumed. crossed on foot tantalizingly over and struck her on the cheek. As a gift from one friend to another, this special White the other, laced bar hands behind "Why, you stupid idiot," he Horse package will prove most seasonable and welcome. her head and looked up at him. said. "Peter, my dear, I thought you Obtainable from all wine merchants, storest etc. said there was more champagne." CVE listened, hardly believing oh, if he'd only say something— *-* what her ears heard. She do something. But he just stood gasped, there and stared. She couldn't be "It isnt true—I'm not that kind flippant all by herself! She could of a girl- n't act nonchalant and gay all Peter silenced her as he stormed alone! Why didnt he help her on. How he hated himself for ©Ofc? Why didn't he say some what he was doing. He knew what thing? Why? Why? she was suffering. Some day, when Men's she got over the hurt of this har- HAT Eve didn't know was that rible evening, he would tell her W Peter was fighting his battle, why he had done it. The terrible HUSKY What kind of a girl was tbe real thought came swiftly. Could she Also supplied in special decorated cases containing six or twelve FLANNELETTE PYJAMA SUITS Eve? Was this twenty-one year ever forgive him? But that was bottle?. Please order early to secure your case. old girl, who held such an obvi- the chance he must take. So he oote Agents: _IAKO!,'' "• WILLIAM I-RITB LLT> ously important post in Martin continued ruthlessly. White's office—the innocent girl "Now, you've played your hand, Reid Street. Hamilton 8/6 he believed her to be? I'm going to play mine. You're He leaned over and poured two soing to stay here tonight. There more glasses of champagne and ^nt any telephone and It wont 'handed one to Eve. Was it pos- do any good to yell. There arent Weather is changeable now. These sible the hand she lifted to receive any neighbors within three miles. it was trembling? If only he could "TH be back fcr you—at seven A WELL,KNOWN BRITISH Pyjama Suits of soft, fleecy flannel decide. If only he knew! He drop in the morning—to get you in ped into the big armchair oppo town in time to get to the office. NATURALIST CALLS THE ette will keep you warm and com site the divan. And take this letter to Martin DEADLY HOUSEsFLY A "Oh, Peter, dear—don't sit way White—and tell him how you got fortable. They are cut full and over there in the dark. Do come it. Hell probably be very proud n over here and sit by me." Eve of you—give you a big raise. And roomy and will measure up to your patted the divan with one hand, tell him for me that if hell sign .'It's so much more chummy—to it, and send a check for $50,000, SLAYE expectations in every way. clink glasses when one drinks I'll consider the matter closed." champagne." Had Peter guessed Peter thrust a legal sheet of Neat striped patterns and fast how unused she was to drinking paper into her hand and strode U the amber liquid? Could Peter from the room. She heard the colours. suspect how terrified she actually heavy door close and the bolt go was—or was she getting away home, OF SIZES 36 — 46 with her role? When you consider that from one single house-fly (musca Peter rose slowly, came over to AT LAST the tears came, shak- domestics) 100,000 faecal bacteria have been discovered ner, sank into the divan by her « ing her body in a bitter you can realise the danger of allowing the fly to settle on side and touched his fragile glass tempest. Peter, outside the win- your food. It was this fact that prompted a well-known to hers. daw, his nose pressed close to the "To our mutual happiness, my pane, watched her, his heart torn British Naturalist to call the fly a "slayer of men." SWAT dear." And silently they sipped the by a thousand doubts, a thousand will rid you of flies—and all other crawling or flying toast, fears. insects—speedily and surely. The swiftest and surest T. J. PEARMAN & SONS Eve was thinking quickly: "Oh, Had he overplayed his han_? insecticide yet devised. Spray SWAT wherever they breed it isn't going right at all. Peter For half an hour he stood there, or collect. No insect can live when SWAT is sprayed over it 2790_Cs. isnt saying the things a sophisti- not daring to move. But Eve's cated young man should be saying, sobbing went cm unabated until Get SWAT to-day I What should she say next? What finally it lapsed into sick little would a sophisticated woman of moans like a tired child crying the world say—at a moment like herself to sleep. A few minutes this? Perhaps if I get up and more and he saw Eve's body relax, stroll about the room like the saw her hand fan limp and un- sirens do in the movies. conscious over the side of the For "Qoodness" Sake Drink Tennent's So she stood up and walked to- divan, ward the fire. She curved chilled Then, removing his shoes out- hands toward the comforting em- side the door, he tiptoed quickly bers. inside. Softly, he lifted 'he heavy BRITISH And Peter thought: "Now is the bear rug from the floor and cov- time. In a minute 111 know." He ered her tenderly. As he tucked it BRITISH & BEST rose slowly and stepped toward in around her, she smiled in her the fire. sleep. Peter slipped silently from kills Instantly flies, mosquifos, wasps, beetles, ants. PILSENER BEER "Eve—you're tantalizingly—you the room and out into the room fleas, lice, moths, etc SWAT ATOMIZERS far are wonderful—" over the garage where Wang was spraying are obtainable in two forms: Hand* The Ideal Thirst Quencher "Oh, but you talk so much playing a game of Chinese soil- operated and mouth.operated about it." Oh, why had she said taire. that? Certainly that wasn't the "Missy sleep?" Wang's beady right thing to say. Slowly she eyes winked. "Missy velly plitty— looked into Peter's face. For an velly, velly plitty. VeHy good gel." Procurable from instant her eyes were unveiled, Wang shook his head and then and in that moment Peter knew added insinuatingly. "She not beyond any shadow of doubt that aflaid, stayee all lonesome—allee /Manufacturers: The County Chemical Company, Ltd., J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO- Eve was the kind of a girl be night—-in clabin?" Birmingham, England. had dreamed of. But such a fool- "No, Wang," Peter said, sud- "SoleDistributors: NICHOLL & ASHTON, P.O. Box371,Hamilton,Bermuda _' ••>! _ _th eitp ish, brave, sflly girl. denly furious at the other's in- He came close to. her. sinuations, yet realizing that what He took her roughly in his arm, he though was what anyone in his lips on hers so unwilling at the world would think — Eve's first. Her little hands in his—so family—Martin White — everyone if you eat three cakes of cold and trembling—her soft body in fact In the world except Eve quivering. His heart ached for add himself who knew it wasn't «*r^Fleischman n sYeast daily. he.. But be knew that once and true. Bermuda lot all Eve must be taught not For vitamins B, G and D, English S. P. c. A. to play with fire. All men. given (To be continued) of which Yeast is the rich w est known source,act as a Portland tonic to the entire system. HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS __cnrrAnv Cement..* NEW WINDSOR HOTIL SYDNEY O. SIMS MORRIS A. 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Fisher By combining the laxa being experienced in a world of testified that on Nov. 22 Manning tive and refreshing pro plenty." turned the corner of Front and perties of an efferves Queen Streets at a reckless speed, cing "Salt" with the * * * Mr. Gox states the problem as that he was on the wrong side of Invigorating elements the street and that he passed a of the famous Tonic "The difficulty, aggravated by the Phosferine, a real expanded powers of machinery of vehicle on the wrong side. Tottic "Health" salt finding work for mankind in order * * * has been evolved that we may live." A fine of 2/6 was imposed on which is quite free from the enervating * * * Ernest Karam, a carriage driver, defects of earlier salts The Bishop's main remedy Is to who pleaded not guilty to leaving and laxatives. This call up the vast sums in the Banks his horse and vehicle untied and wonderful Fruit Saline for an "Unemployment Victory unattended on Queen Street last coaxes your digestion Loan," and to set the unemployed Nov. 23. Karam stated that he was into working with die smoothness nature to work to adorn and perfect the just across the road from the car intended, and after country in all branches of industry, riage and that his horse was a very thoroughly cleansing and meanwhile giving complete i quiet animal. the system of impurities technical draining for the youth of J * * * and waste, just at the the nation. His Lordship admits A plea of not guilty was entered required moment it that when this is complete his Loan builds up Vitality and by James Burch, charged with tone. would most likely have disappeared. playing a game of chance on Swamp But if it brought the social millen- Road, Devonshire, on Nov. 20. PHYSICIANS ium—good enough! RECOMMEND Burch will receive a hearing on * * * Friday morning, when a number of Mr. Harold Cox, after various others will be tried with him for suggestions as to what won't do, the same offence. SALT comes to the final conclusion that From ah Chemists, in two sizes, the reduction of population is the -oo- larger suze contains double the quantify This unique preparation i_ made and remedy. He points out that the Guar_nte_d by tbe Proprietors of Phosferine: educated classes are already dealing PHOSFERINE.ASHTON & PARSONS) LTD with the matter in this direction MAIL NOTICES LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, ENGLAND "* Agents: NICHOLL&ASHTON, P.O.B0X372. and his hope is that the poarer HAMILTON. classes will soon learn enlighten Mails per Q.t.e.v. Monarch of ment also. Bermuda for Great Britain, the * * * Dominion of Canada, and the Mr. Cox turns down Inflation United States of America, will close (of currency), Taxation (for public at the General Post Office, purposes) and Regulation (of goods tomorrow the 1st December:— output). As to Inflation he points Ordinary Mail at 12 noon. Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. to Germany's post war experience * # # as the "awful example" under that heading. Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for the West Indies, and British Guiana will close at the General Post Office Well, to the writer, that always tomorrow the 1st December:— seemed not inflation, but a mere Ordinary Mail at 4.30 p.m. outburst of governmental madness CRISP AND arising out of defeat and despair. Registered Mail and Parcel Post Thousand mark notes were turned at 4 p.m. DELICIOUS out like daily newspapers and soon, of course, fetched newspaper prices. Malls Despatched Children are fascinated by Even the London street hawkers Kellogg's Rice Krispies. They began to sell paper marks! Mails, leaving Bermuda tomor love to hear them snap and • * * row the 1st should connect with crackle when cold milk or If the German government had S.s. "Olympic" sailing from New cream is poured on. decided to carry on its internal ex York for Southampton on the 9th December. And the fun continues when penditure on its own paper, well and good. Some deflation would have eating begins. A tempting fla Mails may Arrive from England vour. So easy to digest. Serve followed, no doubt, but not to the direct from the packet for point of disaster? Tomorrow breakfast, lunch, supper. Sweet » » * en with sugar, if desired. Try One*might raise a curious specu Mails per S.s. "Homeric due to them yourself. At all grocers lation as to what would happen if arrive in New York on the 30th. —in thered-and-green packet. we decided that for one year, just may connect with Q.t.e.v. "Mon No cooking required. to start the "cash and carry' ball arch of Bermuda" sailing for Ber rolling, the Government should pay muda on the same day. all its internal debts and dues with 1 crisp newly manufactured bank w__L notes, instead of with the crumpled KWSPKS notes of the crumpled taxpayers. The Bishop ends his suggestions J.E-0* TO l*T 1 with the words, "If We could spend thousands of millions in "winning SSSB__BCJ] ia This of course would give the ^ FOR STURDY BOYS SHOES • SUITS Ladies' of New Style New Grey English Flannel Qualities New Prices Smart yet well made and sufficiently substantial to withstand the most Three points and every Felts though still small invariably- active youngster. one-in your favour. lean t'ward one eye Single and Double Breasted models. A range to appeal to Half your hair can be uncovered every purse for Morn 13/6 to 32/6 the suit ing, Afternoon and but the hat must cover the more Evening Wear. attractive part of your forehead. EXTRA SHORTS \*VWi All double seaters Wear in every pair. New hats have been arriving daily from 4/6 to 10/6- And the prices are in accordance with our policy of better value. CAPS TO MATCH 2/- GIBBONS COMPANY Queen Street TH£ WOMANS SHOP Reid Street EID STREET 2852«S_w. Qzd .i Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST. DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, • 1932 DOES LABOUR-SAVING NEW HAIR RESTORER MACHINERY CAUSE A wonderful hair restoring com pound has recently been discovered UNEMPLOYMENT? by the Eev. James Gllmore, S.J., chemist at Gonzaga University. For several years now, the sad Spokane, Washington. It Is proving If you want to see real joy look at a plight of the umemployment has entirely successful in restoring hair been a matter of world-wide concern on bald heads. Father Gilmore's Therefore, it is keeping with the interest in hair growth started as a small girl's face over the top of a cone spirit of the times if some thought result of the annoyance caused by a be given to the part played by Seattle.youth In high school who technical progress and its pro duct- was nicknamed "Baldy** after he tion of labour-saving machinery, had lost all his hair. When he in creating such, a condition. entered the University the nick As one walks through great name stuck and became unbear factories, or studies the processes able. "Baldy" took hi_ troubles to Of Nutritious Delicious of modern industry, they cannot Father Gilmore. "Father," he FOR fail to be impressed by the great said, "you are a great chemist. amount of labour saving machinery You ought to be able to concoct MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM and, consequently, the large output something that will put hair on my of product per unit of labour em head and kill this nickname they Christmas Toys ployed. However, it is not safe to have hung on me." draw conclusions from that obser Father Gllmore started his re vation alone. Some of these vast search work and because of bis industries have been created from knowledge of foreign languages he If you want to see still more joy try a nothing, insofar as their effect on was able to do research work in labour is concerned. many fields. First he made a study small boy. Toytown is now at its best—Literally This is apparent when,for example, of the huma a system from a chemi packed with stanning Toys.... we think of the millions employed cal standpoint and how the blood today in the automobile industry- stream feeds the hair roots. in the making, the selling and With this knowledge he prepared servicing of the large number of such a chemical mixture which would mechanisms, whereas fifty years function in the same way, using Choose now and have stored until Christmas. ago there were none. vegetable oils instead of animal The same lesson can be learned oils. He tried the compound on a THE COFFEE SHOP from studies of tbe electrical in dog. The results were astonishing. dustry, of which there was none Now this remarkable remedy is one hundred years ago; of the radio; being sold over the world and the at of the telephone and telegraph; of entire profits from the sales are the motion pictures and a number being turned over to the University of other industries created as it where he is head of the science TOYTOWN were from nothing, but now em department. The remedy is harm MEDICAL HALL ploying millions. less and easily applied. The local The general use of power, de distributors are the Stanley Beauty Reid Street veloped by waterfalls or steam and Parlours, Queen Street, Bermudi THE WOMANS SHOP distributed by means of electricity ana Building, where demonstra and of power produced by the mobile tions may be arranged at any time. 2853*^. internal combustion engine, in 28509%. contrast to one hundred years ago -oo- when the efforts of beasts of burden and those of human beings were RADIO TO CARRY RELIGIOUS the principal sources of power, has TALKS completely changed our methods of living. The effects of this LOITOO-Ji, Nov. 29.—(C.P.):—A New Low Price on general use of power has revol new use for the radio in the United utionized the construction of our Kingdom is the inauguration by SPECIAL SALE oities-a change that has taken the British Broadcasting Corpor place within the memory of many ation of a schedule of talks on Sun four days only Carriage Lamps of those now listening to my voice. day evenings by eminent clergymen, Out at Hoover Dam is being done beginning with the Archbishop of of a job larger than the Egyptian Canterbury. usually 80/- pyramids. It is being done in a These talks will not have the few years, instead of in several characteristics of sermons as J. C. MEN'S lifetimes—by electric shovels and Stobart, Director of Education for now SH- cableways and other machinery, the British Broadcasting Corpor High Grade instead of by an army of straining ation, states but will expound the slaves, bleeding under the lash. basic principles of the Christian The equivalent of the machinery religion for thinking men and on that construction job, in terms ENGLISH SHOES OUT usual and well-known make. Heavily women. They are to be connected of human labour, would run into and definite, according to a coher nickel plated and fitted with "BARTON'S" figures that sound like the census, ent plan. at 35/-, 40/- and yet machinery has not robbed It is an experiment for securing never out burners. A Lamp that gives that vast imaginary multitude of long and satisfactory service. They never a synthesis from the best thinkers Reduced from 60/* work; for with hand labour the among Anglicans, Free Church go out in a breeze. enterprise could not have been men , Roman Catholics and Scottish thought of and, even as it is, there Presbyterians, on subjects with the is a very respectable city of workers following titles: "God," "Christ," Comprising Black and Tan Calfskin Oxfords on the spot. "Man and his World" and "Chris and Brogues in grain and smooth leathers. Only a limited number at this price. Technical progress is still hard tianity." The latter will be a Genuine White Buckskin, Tan Calf and Black at work, creating good new jobs by summing up of the series. the million-for tomorrow, not only Calf trimmed Sport Shoes. in new lines, but in old ones. Genuine Tan Buckskin Brogue.. When hard times struck three T. J. PEARMAN &. SONS years ago, billions of dollars worth of machinery in plants all over the Medium and narrow widths country was carefully put away, until it should be needed. When its owners take it out again to use, they will find much of it as useless as if a R. they had let it rust—technical progress since 1929 has made it as THE TOWN HOUSE out of date as a three-year-old suit STOMACH 2845fw.t_. of clothes found in an old trunk. Even in three years, new machinery has been made so much faster, GOVERNMENT TROUBLES lighter, safer, more efficient, that it will not pay to use the old. And NOTICE the re-equipping of the oountry with modern machinery will alone A Complete Table D'Hote Dinner go far to make prosperity. Annual Registration of Imagine what the present day For 3/- farmer must think of Malthus warning at the beginning of the Cycles and Dogs Consisting of 19th Century, that unless the rate Soup of growth of the population was Reference the A _ ove Registration of Choice of Meats or Entrees controlled, humanity would starve Two Vegetables LJOW frequently we hear people harmless, so efficient. One tasteless —as they would not be able to Cycles and Dogs in December, at the Police Stations in Bolls or Bread and Butter *• complain of "indigestion." And spoonful in water neutralizes many raise sufficient food to sustain Choice of Desserts how seldom there is actually any times its volume in add. Results are themselves. Hamilton, St. George's thing wrong with the digestive immediate, with no harmful after and Somerset Tea or Coffee organs! effects to follow your relief. Malthus lived long enough to see the start of the machine age, but Also a complete A la Carte Menu NOTICE is hereby given that, in What most people call indigestion This pleasant way to alkalinize short of a time when he could accordance with the orders of His As a new and saving feature we are offering to the Public a meal is usually excess acid rn the stomach. your system is so much better—so realise that it had completely Excellency the Oovernor-in-Oouncil Ticket to the value of 22/- for 20/-, a saving of 10% on all dinners, The food has soured. The instant much quicker—than attempting to nullified the conditions that arous accomplish the same thing by a the hours of registration will be teas or suppers. This should appeal to everyone. Ask about us remedy is an alkali to neutralize ed his fears. the acids. But don't use any crude diet! But you cannot do this with from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. this exclusive saving plan. helps. Use what most doctors would any form of magnesia. Phillips* No doubt the tendency of the age to 7 p.m., (Sundays and Christmas advise; use what your own doctor Milk of Magnesia is the formula; it towards shorter and shorter work Day excepted). H prescribes in his daily practice for is the one preparation that gives ing time will continue. Further just that condition. you magnesia in perfect suspension. more, it is highly probably that as D. BETTINGTON, It is alkaline, its action is thorough, THE RUSTIC RENDEZVOUS we work more into this new order Chief of Police. The very best help is Phillips* and there is nothing more soothing of things, workers will enter active Hamilton Milk of Magnesia. You will find to an ailing stomach or more helpful work at a later period than now, nothing else so quick in effect, so to sluggish bowels. Police Headquarters, 28S7fw. and similarly retire at an earlier 14th November, 1938. period in their lives. Such a plan Watch Your Teeth! will be necessary if the worker is to By Command, have an opportunity to enjoy the It is acid that eats enamel, and if it is not checked teeth will 0. H. CLAY, decay Acids form in the cleanest mouth, but they can all be many new devices that are to find Acting Colonial Secretary. DAIRY FEED neutralized—_>y magnesia. PhUKps' Dental Magnesia con their way into existence as well as assist in the better distribution of tains a high percentage of pure "Mffl^of Magnesia/* Year Colonial Secretary's Office, proof of this is whiter teeth from the day you begin its use. jobs. If you keep one cow or twenty cows, you should try Try itl 14th November, 1932. Many of us have witnessed the 2681t«19«21.th24.»26.m28.w30. feeding them BERMUDA GENERAL AGENCY change in working hours, first from sun-up to sun-down in the H. C. MERCER earliest days of this generation, to Silcocks Famous Dairy Nuts Agents and Distributors a twelve-hour day, then a ten- Then watch, the pail fill up. hour day; to be followed by an plan of operation that will give due Let us send you details of this wonderful feed, which. eight-hour day—now we are likely consideration to our new order of h approaching a six-hour day, and things and permit^ us to enjoy this is recognised as the most successful cow feed in the present change is much greater millenium of freedom from drud England today. than the preceding ones and, con gery and leisure for thought and ENTIRELY BRITISH Maritime Lifi sequently, more difficult to adjust. pleasure—the end towards which HEAD OFTICE . HALIFAX,CAN. Who would want to retrace our we have all striven for so long. j Only 10/10 per 100 lbs. steps and throw away all our labour Such a plan to be successful must saving machines, in order that we still hold out rewards for the ones Guaranteed rates—guaranteed returns. might have more jobs? Surely no who do the best in still further im 1 BERMUDA DAIRY COMPANY one who gives the question serious proving conditions. The incentive 3 thougbt. What is needed is a new to do better must stiU be preserved. § Thone 2088 •^___?.„ ;_-_;„ — ;_ t.-;,^T.Tr5..;_' ~ >_^~-__y.rr!. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 =_e Cp>G =b6=te=S>eJ=be=b&% THE BOOK STORE Your Good Health /*\. BOOKS: 3) SCARLET FEVER on the skin. Occasionally, in H.A._>E.SMITH1 mild cases, the early symptoms Jlmitcd RJ3T LONG ago a news dis- are not developed and no sign %*i |j New pubHcations just re- " patch told of the closing of of tbe trouble is noted until the FOUNDED I889 <\3 ceived include:— the entire school system, ol scaling" of the rash begins. The J&M& theaters, and clubs barred to mild cases may be just as seri : READING, WRITING ous, and as bad, sources of con and REMEMBERING by children in a small town near tagion, as the aggravated at E. V. Lucas. , us on account tacks. Suffice it to say that con of an out- tagion may be carried in the : : TIGER MAN by Juli 3) i break of scar an Duguid. clothing or left lurking in the let fever. furniture of the room occupied. : : : : MAN AND MASK by * * * * * • Feodor Chaliapin. HERE seems THE PERIOD of incubation AN : : HITLER by Emil T to be no * may be as short as a day or Lengyel. 9 other thing two, usually less than a week. : : : : INVITATION TO to do when The initial stage is, as a role, the onslaught quick and sharp. A quickened IMPORTANT THE WALTZ by Rosamond 9 is sudden and pulse, sudden rise in tempera Lehmann. 1 threatening. ture, sore throat, sometimes THE TWO THIEVES i While the vomiting or even convulsions VALUE ([j byT.3P . Powys. plan would be will distinguish the unexpected an economic change. Another twenty-four SMITH by Warwick impossibility hours brings the rash, first Deeping. DR CHRISMAS m eVCTy CTent about tbe neck and shoulders, : ^LOWERING WILD DR. CHRISMAN j.^ authori. spreading rapidly over the body, ERNESS by John Gals 3) ties were wise to meet a pro though rarely being pronounced worthy. nounced outbreak of contagion upon the face. The spots are NEW by that precaution. Nothing tiny, but thickly spread until the ft) : : : : SONS by Pearl Buck. 3) short of complete segregation surface looks as if a very large H : : : : THE PROVINCIAL until tbe incubation period is mustard plaster had been left ' LADY GOES FURTHER by 3 passed will give any assurance on too long. Ordinarily the rash E. M. Delafield. of control. spend, itself within two days and FALL begins to fade and disappear. En : SO THIS IS SCIENCE * * * 3 ET US not be deceived; in the usual process, a .week win by H. P. Ellis. I-* this as in some other infec find the skin clearing again. : AND NOW ALL tions the very success of rem • * • THIS by W. C. Sellar. 3 edial agents defeats its own pur IT IS while the rash is scaling SHOES pose and engenders a laxity of * off that the complications are A SCIE NTIST most likely to arise. The glands ^3 AMOl precaution not to be encouraged AMONG THE SOVIETS by 3 The harmful results ox scarlet of the face are tender, those of Julian Huxley. feve. are many and formidable. the neck enlarge and in exag : : : : WINE, WOMEN and The mastoid region is particular gerated cases develop abscesses. When the kidneys are involved 25/- pair —SOLDIERS by T. A- Lowe. ly susceptible, as are the kidneys, to permanent injury' Defective there may be nausea, pain in SOUTH AMERICAN sight and hearing are especially the loins, swelling of the eyelids. A3 MEDITATIONTJflt S by Count to be feared as tragic traces of Milk foods for diet, sponge baths Keyserllng. an attack. for comfort, acidulated drinks Be sure to see this new line of shoes • • * for refreshment, more powerful : : : : KAMONGO by H. W. antiseptics and fomentations Smith. HE INCEPTION of the dis which covers every need—Dress, Street T ease is usually characterized where required, are advised, but : NEW BABES FOR by a high fever, a raw, red, axe so serious are the possible re and Business Wear. c OLD by W. De Kok. throat, in which the organism sults that only professional : : : CHEZ JAMES by chiefly gathers, and a red rash knowledge may prescribe. R. Henniker-Heaton. : : : : NORTHERN LIGHTS We offer a complete range of by F. Spencer Chapman. : THE RIGHT HON. Styles and Sizes at this unusually Low Price. H. THOMAS by H. R. ( S. Philpott. Tasty Dishes For Today : : ALL the new 1933 By JANET WINTON 2701<__m.tu. Annuals are now tiere and. e standard seems as high MENUS serve buttery, hot scones, tiny ©as ever. cheese biscuits. English muffins, Teas or hot, crispy toast, by aU means do so. If not, serve very tiny and STATIONERY: Crabmeat and Celery Sandwiches very thin sandwiches with a va fo-STte J Port Wine Jelly and Cheese riety of fillings. Really, nothing VJ&* : : : : Christmas Cards. '" Sandwiches else is needed, but if you wish C 1 the menu may be topped off with Christmas Tags and Seais, *^ Small Frosted Cakes tiny tarts, cookies or small frost Calendars-Christ mas JM* Tea Coffee ed cakes. It is best to serve Wrappings. fa( Shredded Fresh Pineapple and things that do not require the e : : : : Ask to see Temple-TC use of a knife and fork, some Cucumber Salad thing that will not leave tbe fin court Notepaper in White*, Cheese Sticks gers sticky. and Azure. 1/6 box of 12oK Cinnamon-Maple Toast Filled Bonbons Nuts How to Make Tea Sheets, Box of 100 Envel-1 Tea with Orange Slices Be sure that your tea is good. C opes, 1/6. C Nothing is easier to make, yet how seldom one gets it. Boiling Goodies for Your Tea Table water is essential if the tea is C THE BOOK STORE . F ALL the kinds of parties made at the table, so a kettle O that you can give, I think should be kept boiling near at you will agree that tea is best hand, or else the tea should be € Not the big formal sort of party, made in the kitchen, rather with candles and snowy linen strong, and hot water used to LINEN FROM THE CP«<___P«Q-2«Q& and some individual pouring, but dilute it for the guests who like a cozy, intimate affair with their tea weak. friends chatting freely and the Maple-Cinnamon Toast HILLTOWNS OF ITALY aroma of steaming tea and Maple-cinnamon toast is deli cloves and hot buttery breads in cious and is slightly different; the air. from the cinnamon toast usually' When twilight comes early served. Mix soft maple sugar these wintry days, lay your tea vith enough butter to make a table in front of your fire, light light cream. Spread on thirl' some candles and wait for your "oast fingers, sprinkle with cin- friends to drop in. Of course you lamon and serve at once. Or do Embroidered by the peasants on fine will have invited a few favorec t this way: spread small slices ones in advance. Never have f white bread with butter, cover; more than five or six at one thru •ith soft maple sugar mixed Italian linen—Luncheon sets from if you wish to keep the party in vith a little thick cream. Spring formal and intimate. :le with cinnamon and toast un«j The real part of the party ler th. broiler. Raisin or dat_ 251'. Bureau scarves from 4j6. however, is what you have tr bread may be used for this pi] eat. Simple, homey things are pose occasionally. Be sure tj] always most eagerly welcomed the bread is thin and -thj|, These make choice and inexpensive If it is convenient for you to softened with butter 'or^fjg. Christmas gifts. THE HOME OF "THE TIGER CHRISTMAS MAILS HANDICAPPED OF FRAME" It's not fair to brand WEST INDIES your child as stupid Retained for Him by Anonymous (EASTERN GROUP) Americans if he fails in school To assure delivery of mails in fRIMINGHAM BROTHERS PARIS, Nov. 29.—(C.P.)—How a Grenada, Trinidad and British H'AVEYOUn CHILD'S group of anonymous Americans Guiana, letters and parcels should preserved a building here as a home be posted in sufficient time to be 2845__w.m. EYES EXAM/NED for G3o___e Clemenceau, the war forwarded per S.s. "Lady Nelson" time Premier, until his death in leaving Bermuda on the 2nd De 1929, has just been revealed. cember, 1932. o-o The property at 8 Rue Franklin, The delivery of Christmas Mails which houses the new Clemenceau for St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Mont- museum and in which Georges serrat, Dominica, St. Lucia, Bar «el Post, should be forwarded per The Astwood-Dickinson Co. Clemenceau lived for 30 years, bados, and St. Vincent, should be S.s. "Pan America" on the 15th was bought in 1926 by the Ameri effected if forwarded per S.s. "Lady or per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of Ber Registered Optometrist cans to prevent it being sold at Hawkins" sailing from Bermuda muda" on the 19th December, 1932. auction. They feared that with on the 16th December, 1938. * * * Contest Opens Today the sale of the house, the ''Tiger UNITED STATES OF AMERICA of France" would be ejected from WESTERN GROUP Parcel Po_t for the United States — FREE — his fiat and the garden which was (except New York City) should be his delight. Mails for Bahamas, Jamaica, posted to go forward per Q.t.e.v. News of the gift was not revealed and British Honduras should be "Monarch of Bermuda" leaving until it became known recently forwarded per S.s. "Lady Somers" Bermuda on the 13th December, 10 BEAUTIFUL DOLLS that President Albert Lebrun had sailing from Bermuda on the 19th 1932. accepted the property from the December, 1932. Americans as a permanent state * * * Parcel Post for New York City 10 COWBOY SUITS museum. GREAT BRITAIN should be forwarded per S.s. "Pan The apartment building was pur America" sailing on the 15th De The Bight Goods at the chased for the group by Henry Letters and Parcel Post should be cember, 1932. Christmas Mails From Now Until Xmas Eve Selden Bacon, Paris attroney, who posted in sufficient time to be other than Parcel Post (except New * Right Price declined to reveal the names of the forwarded per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of York City) should be posted .in —- To be held at the Phoenix donors. Bermuda" leaving Bermuda on time to go forward per Q.t.e,*? Clemenceau's apartment con the 6th December, 1932. ''Monarch of Bermuda" on the tains a collection of his souvenirs, Letters and cards may be de 13th or per S.s. "Pan America" on Including furniture and pictures, livered in time for Christmas if they the 15th December, 1932. For each penny spent at—The Phoenix— NATIONAL STORES which were donated to the state by are forwarded per S.s. "Pan Amer«- New York City, per Q.t.e.v. "Mon ica" on the 10th December. arch of Bermuda" leaving Ber 'each customer may cast a vote for some HAMILTOM, ST. GEORGE'S, SOMERSET his heirs. The museum will be maintained by the rent from other * * * muda on the 19th December, 1932. boy or girl they wish to win the above apartments in the buildings. Al. DOMINION OF CANADA 00 i prizes. bert Boulin, Clemenceau's valet, remain as permanent guardians. Parcels should be posted in time Custom oo to go forward per£.3. "Lady Drake" sailing from Bermuda on the 13th "In England, to 'take orders' Here is your opportunity to make some boy and Happiness Receipe December, 1932. Parcels leaving means to enter the church." girl happy and alsojto take advantage of remarkable HEINZ Bermuda on the 20_h per S.s. "Lady "Itts slightly different over here values at the Phoenix. **The first recipe for happiness is: Rodney" may not be delivered in —you enter the church, get married Tomato Ketchup. Avoid too lengthy meditations on time for Christmas. and then take orders."—Boston Transcript. Makes Food Taste Better the past."—Andre Maurois. Christmas mails other than Par- NggMjUDSQN CYCLES-S7.O.O and WP-ASTWQQO_i THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 Pag. STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS I HER FAT WAS A BURDEN Classified Dial 1025 T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur- Now She is Quite Slender Advertisements for ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar rive from New York tomorrow MOW SHE IS QUITE SLENDER sailing on return at 3 p.m. the same day. Agents, Watlington & WANTED Here is another case where the RALEIGH BICYCLES Conyers. trim, slim figure of youth has dis * * * COTTAGE, wanted to rent, four or placed the coarse, fat outline of S.s. Pan America (Munson Line) five rooms, in or near Hamilton. middle-age. It is a housekeeper RADIOS is due to arrive from New York Answer Somers Real Estate writing. She says:— tomorrow, sailing for New York Agency, Somers Building, Ham at 2.30 p.m. the same day. "I cannot say what weight I ilton. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Oo. was, but I was very fat—a burden 2863tw.th. * * * to myself. I have take a three bottles of Kruschen Sales and now I HORSE, Victoria and Harness-must S.s. Lady Nelson (O.N.S.) is due am quite slender. I am 56 turned to arrive from Halifax and Boston be in good condition. Dial 1022. and people take me for 40. I am WADSON'S tomorrow, sailing for tha West 2854*w.s. more than proud of myself. You ^™™••• Indies at 7 a.m. the following can take it from me that every SHOW CASES—Two second-hand 2007__n day. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Oo. word of this is true. I took a tea- glass show cases, suitable for dis * * * spoonful in hot water every morn play of sports goods. £5 each. S.s. Cathcart (O.N.S.) is due to ing till I used three bottles. Now I Write Box 2858 Bermuda Press. and martyrs in solving the prob arrive from Montreal and Halifax MORE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF only take half a teaspoonful each 2858tw.f.s. lems of disease epidemics, to the tomorrow, for St. George's only, " I TODAY morning. I cannot recommend ECONOMIC ILLS NEEDED solution of our economic ills. with cargo, sailing for the West the Kruschen Salts enough, for Solution must be found and will Indies immediately upon dis Talking Pictures: they are worth their weight in be found, somehow. The solution charging of cargo. Agents, J. S. Eeid Hall Theatre: "High Speed" Right Attitude of Mind More gold."—(Mrs.) A. H. when discovered will probably be Darrell & Co. EMPLOYMENT and "Downstairs," 3, 7 and 9 Kruschen is a scientific combina Important Than Knowledge as different from the recommend * * * p.m, tion of six different mineral salts. ed cures of today as are the present S.s. Moyra (Ocean Dominion EXPERIENCED MAN to manage * * * These Salts combat the cause of Speaking to the student body, methods of preventing typhoid to Line) is due to arrive from Montreal branch grocery store. References Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "Cabin fat by assisting the internal organs trustees and faculty of Allegheny day, different from the old ineffec via Halifax, with cargo on Saturday required. Apply to O. R. Lob- in the Cotton" and "Man to perform their functions properly College recently on the subject tive practices and recommendations next, sailing immediately upon the lein, Hamilton. Wanted," 3, 7 and 9 p.m. —to throw off each day those waste "Thoughts on Making a Living," Our present-day economic cures completion of discharging for the 2829..m.tu.w. oo products and poisons which, if A. W. Robertson, Chairman of the are, of course, the best we know in West Indies. Agent, Capt. R. M. allowed to accumulate, will be DELIVERY BOY, apply Cake Box, Board, Westinghouse Electric and our present ignorance. Browne. converted by the body's chemistry Pitts Bay Road. Manufacturing Company, stressed "If this be a fair statement of * * • into fatty tissue. 28-Ottn.w. FOREIGN EXCHANGE the need for the scientific or labor the case, to whom shall we turn T.e.vJMonarch of Bermuda (Fur- atory approach to solution of the for help if not to the college gradu ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar STRONG GIRL as kitchen help. nation's economic problems. ate, to the educated man, generally rive from New York on Monday Apply after 5.00 p.m. to Caterer, Local Rates Likening business depressions to speaking. Here is a tremendous December 5th, sailing on return Maria Hill Mess, Ireland Island. visitations of typhoid fever and opportunity for service. The ap trip on Tuesday, December 6th. Malnutrition 2848tw.th.f. The following is a copy of other epidemics which have been proach to the solution undoubtedly Agents, Watlington & Conyers. cured by study, Mr. Robertson must be the scientific approach, the lurks behind HOUSEMAID—Must sleep in. the Bulletin displayed on Coloured girl preferred. Apply Tuesday, at the local banks. called upon the college graduate open-minded search for a true and the man of education generally answer. The searcher must have many childhood Camden, Paget East. 2849*w. U. S. DOLLARS to seek cures for business slumps. the heroic zeal of the doctors who —— ailments *—— He ascribed their recurrence to searched for and found in their One thing modern parents now ignorance of basic economic prin labourities and in dangerous experi TASTE IT! Buying at $3.2432 48% know is t__t there are right foods ciples. ments the way to control and cure and wrong foods, and that the Selling at $3.1372 53% Touching upon economic back pestilence and disease. The search wrong food stunts growth—while FOR SALE er for economic truth must be on the right food makes for healthy grounds, Chairman Robertson development both in body and fire with a desire to abolish the CANADIAN DOLLARS said: mind. GALVANISED IRON TANKS, two, ravages of depression. He must "Our attitude of mind toward Doctors don't rely on medicine second hand. Reasonable. Apply Buying at $3.84 25% our economic and business problem hate these visitations of business alone these modern days. Body The Blue Moon, Church Street. prostration with their attendant growth is encouraged with the Selling at $3.7209 29% is wrong. We know little about 3865*w. human suffering as the pioneers in regular use of the correct foods. QUOTATIONS economics or business. We spend Cream of Wheat is one such ce all our time, perfecting and market medical discovery loathed typhoid, real food which distinguished child SAFE—Large Chubb safe. Apply yellow fever and the other ocur- specialists approve and recom Arthur Butterfield. New York Closing $3.19 ing marvelous devices-machines rance which they sought to conquer. mend. 2864*w. Montreal Closing $3.7825 and what not-but little or no time in the study of basic factors govern "We, as citizens of a great nation They look upon it as a great aid London, 11 a.m. $3.1850 to children who are not quite up AQUA VISTA ESTATE, South Road, ing our economic, social and politi must cultivate an attitude of mind HERE'S a tang Montreal Latest™ $$.79 to par, those whoare under weight Devonshire. 16 to 20 desirable cal life. As a result, we suffer which will stimulate such searching or not gaining as they should. New York Latest N. Q. to Clicquot Sec residential building lots, 60' _ 140' from what has been called 'this T For Crearr of Wheat is a natural for economic truth. We cannot weight builler. It helps children East and West on 20 foot private stupid depression." expect our civilization to endure that is all its own. put on firm, solid, healthy flesh. road. All with beach rights. -oo- any more than former civilizations "It is stupid to suffer as the world Sec has rare flavour! Thus it tea<__ to jjrevent the ner Apply F. J. G. Foote, Hamilton. has suffered recently and will endured unless we find the cure for vousness, Iww resistance and lack FROM COMMAND ORDERS It's a secret blend. of energy that often result from 2391*tn ei to 30/11/32. suffer for months to come. It is economic diseases which threaten under- nourishment. GOOD BUILDING LOT in Pem probably as stupid as the old epidem its very life. The task is yours. And it comes Start giving Cream of Wheat to LEAVE—OFFICERS broke. Reasonable price. Apply ics before we learned the cause of Evade it at your peril. The times your children, to you only in F. W. Caton, Pembroke. Dial typhoid fever and applied the cry aloud for solution of these to keep them 2/Lieutenant Sir H. 0. de M. well or make 1034. necessary cure to end typhoid epi problems. If your nation is to be brand new bottles. Haggerston, Bart., 1st Bn. The them better— 2801*s. ei to f2. Northumberland Fusiliers, is demics in civilized society for all worthy, the attitude of mind of its and sturdier. citizens must change to one of granted leave of absence for the time. UPRIGHT PIANO, Hardman. Good helpful inquiry into the cause and period 19th December, 1932, to 13th "We must apply the same atti condition and tone. Price £35. cure of our deep-seated economic Cream of Wheat February, 1933, with permission to tude of mind, the same zeal for is rum-healing in J. H. Robinson, Queen St. troubles. loarm weather..... travel in neighbouring countries. cure shown by the medical heroes And it is perfect 2862«w. ly protected from * * * contamination in TENNIS itsiriple-xcr.: jiped GALVANISED TANKS—Two new and triple -sealed galvanised 200-gallon tanks with GINGER ALE SUPREME carton. The Cubitt Tennis Cup will be brass taps. Apply Nicholl & played for on Government House Ashton, telephone 1178. Tennis Courts on Sunday, 11th THE ROYAL MAIL LINES LTD. 2855tw.th.f. December, 1932, commencing at 2.45 p.m. LONDON DIRECT SERVICE oo JbrAgre! FOP Quality"!! FOR RENT FIRE BRIGADE CARRIES OUT s. s. "LOCHMONAR" te sail from London November 23rd. "LOMBARDY" to sail from London December 7th. s. s. APARTMENT—A.v_active 5 room SMART PRACTICE s. "DRECHTDIJK" to sail from London December 21th. apartment and 2 room apart "CULEBRA" to sail from London January 4th. ment. Both furnished. Mrs. On Monday afternoon the Hamil s. Oritchley, Dial 2206. ton Fire Brigade carried out a most Cargo accepted on through Bill of 2807*s ei to m. successful piactice which was Lading from the principal centres in watched with much interest by a Great Britain and the Continent. ROOM—Pleasant comfortable room large crowd of spectators. Subject to change without notice breakfast if desired, for young Messrs. J. A. Pitts store was the business gentleman, in refined scene of action and in six minutes HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents. On Sale at all Clubs and Hotels family. Central. Write Box 2866 from the alarm at 5.30 p.m. all < Hy. Langridge & Company, Bermuda Press. the apparatus of the brigade was in ' 16 Great St. Helen's, 2866*w. full use. Two Cockroaches used the London E.C.3. GOSLING BROTHERS Reid St. hydrants, Uncle John and two Hatflelds used the sea on SOLE AGENTS J. CRITCHLEY Front St., and the two sprinklers (CRITCHLEY-MURRAY C0.> did scouting work in case of spread REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER of fire. The foamite was at work Tower Building, Hamilton within a minute of the alarm. All ELDERS &. FYFFES, LTD. Phone 10S8 clear was sounded at 5.40 p.m. On Monday at 4.30 p.m. in the GAIN HEALTH Chamber of Commerce, the execu Direct to Avonmouth, England tive of the new Bureau for Preven IN 9 DATS THE ENO WAY tion of Fire will meet and the plan From Bermuda to England From England to Bermuda of campaign be considered. Take ENO'S "Fruit Salt" once or twice HOUSES 1933 1932 each day, and you can count on a FOR RENT OR SALE -oo- S.S. "PATUCA" 2nd Mar. SU. "PATUCA" 7th Dec. S.S. "PATUCA" 13th April clean inner system—bodily vigor- S.s. "ARIGUANI" 13th May 1933 mental alertness. But remember, Properties for Sale TIDE TABLE FOR SU. "PATUCA" 25th May S.S. "CAMITO" 4th Jar. only ENO can give ENO NOVEMBER S.s. "CAVINA" 10th June S.S. "BAYANO" 1st Fet>. results. Buy a bottle to MRS. ROBINSON S.s. "PATUCA" 6th July S.s. "CORONADO' 1st Mar. day. Refuse substitutes. S.s. "CARARE" 5th Aug. S.S. "PATUCA" 20th Mar. CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. High Water Sun- Sun- SU. "PATUCA" 17th Aug. Bank oi Bermuda Building Date A.M. P.M. rise set S.s. "ARIGUANI" 2nd Sept. Phone 2066 Cables "Carorook" 30 W. 10.05 10.26 7.02 5.14 Special rate for school children from England 25th July sailing Mean High Water Spring Tides— and from Bermuda, 4th September. 4 ft. _ins. First Class, one way £30. 0. 0. Mean High Water Neap Tides— First Class, return £50. 0. 0. COTTAGES 3 ft. 6 ins. I Rent and Sale Mean Tide Level—2 ft. 5 ins. For further information apply to: N.B —All heights are given above WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents. I GERALD GRAY soundings on charts. 2665ts.19-3.17.21 FRUIT SA1T m Telephone Bldg. Reid St. -hone 1169 H.W.F. & C. 7 hours, 59 minutes. Age of Tide assumed to be J day. Sunset and sunrise refer to upper f"URNI5HED-AND«UN FURNISHED limb of Sun touching the horizon, height of eye being 20 feet above sea level. Cottages Times are Standard Times. DYNAMO BICYCLE LAMPS FOR RENT OR SALE oo—— LAND FOR SALE The London Daily Express says Jttst In ESTABLISHED 1911 that most of the large banks in AtrM Groutjunj&r Siam employ monkeys to help 20/- 55/' cashiers to detect base coins by the I *m process of training the monkey to j^TtLcAer bite the coin to detect its true NEW WESTB.RY worth. At last we have found a -791__i. J. B, ASTWOOD & SON RICHMOND ROAD monkey business that is a business. PHONE MOB CABLE tV3CH.it 3BB_ FRESH GARDEN SEEDS at—WADSON'S mzmssm&,mtswm __%.