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EDEN ANGERS MUSSOLINI BY HOSPITAL ACT CANADIANS ESCAPE THEY SAY That among the many dredging SAGA WINS PRINCE OF BRITISH INDIFFERENCE Temporarily Suppressed Mes­ Three Aboard Pan American schemes being suggested, one is sage Contains New Ideas Clipper When Accident overlooked. * * * WALES CUP That this is dredging the Eastern Occurred end of HamUton Harbour to a Italy May Increase Aloofness and Now that at least 54 copies of Mes­ greater depth. Takes Fourth Race After Ding-Dong sage No. 53 to the Legislative Council PORT OF SPAIN, AprU 13. (CP)— * * * Snub Wednesday's Meeting have been distributed, it may weU be Three Canadians escaped death when That this would get rid of the dis­ found that the most remarkable the Pan American CUpper submerged agreeable smell at low tide. Battle thing about this Message is the de­ drowning three persons Saturday termined effort made to prevent the morning. They were E. M. Flynn, That it would also provide safe PARIS, April 13 (CP).—Apprehension was expressed pubUc from learning its contents 1,005 Federal BuUding, Toronto and moorings for motor boats. in French quarters Monday at the prospect of a new crisis through the Press! Wilfred Tansley, 187 Quebec Avenue, INDIAN SCOUT SECOND IN SERIES in the Mediterranean, leaving France alone opposing Ger­ Unlike the House of Assembly, Toronto. Flynn and Tansley arrived That these could pay rental many's fortification of the Rhineland. Officials indicated the debates of the Legislative Coun­ Friday night by the Prince liner from and so recompense the Govern- that the British efforts to get the League of Nations to use cil are not published, though fuUy Buenos Ayres and were flying to ment for the outlay. By William II. Taylor open to aU who may care to attend; Georgetown. Airway officials now force against Italy might force France either to break with so the public is indebted to reporters beUeve the CUpper is Uttle damaged That many more motor boats are Saga, sailed by Eldon Trimingham and his able crew, Italy or turn cool toward Britain, both of which circumstances for information of the proceedings and hope to refloat her today. expected shortly. finished first again yesterday in the fourth race of the series the Government is anxious to avoid. France's plan of action of this legislative body, which has on Doctor Eric Brough who was * * * for the Prince of Wales Trophy, and took the series itself against Hitler's fortifications of the Rhineland is coupled to several occasions demonstrated its drowned in the crash of the Pan That the enthusiastic are going in with a six-and-a-quarter point lead over the second boat. an effort to win Mussolini. France's defence will be con­ usefulness as a valuable check on American Airways plane at Port of for tuna fishing. Saga outsailed the fleet handily yesterday in a strong south­ sidered at the conference Wednesday. Officials said the hasty legislation by the Lower House. Spain was a distinguished musician * * * Were the debates pubUshed ver­ coming to British Guiana to conduct That the crowds over the week-end west breeze, &nd won the race by twenty seconds from meeting may result in the most important move since Hit­ batim the Executive might be pleased examinations for the Royal School turned many thoughts to the Briggs Cunningham's Lucie, one of the visiting American ler put troops into the Rhineland. France opposed further to change the personnel of the Upper of Music, and was Professor of piano­ limitations of a tourist trade. boats. sanctions against Italy. House a little more often than it forte at the Royal Academy of Music * * * Herman Whiton's Indian Scout, Saga's most dangerous is done by death or the departure of a and acted as one of the Board's ex­ That this starts the quantity vs. rival in the series, did badly yesterday, finishing the race in ROME, April 13. (CP)—Italy to­ LONDON, April 13. (OP)—The re­ Government official, but under ex­ aminers in Canada in 1935. quaUty argument again. day was beUeved determined to port circ;zl?.tRd here Monday that isting circumstances such reporters * * * fifth place, and in the total point score she beat out Achilles, snub the meeting of the French, Foreign Secretary Eden will go to are invariably treated with the ut­ -00- That the next yachting contest is sailed by Bayard Dill, by only a quarter-point for second British and Belgian general staffs Berlin in the near future for a talk most courtesy by the Council, mak­ for the Governor Cubitt trophy. place. next Wednesday in London. Angered with Hitler in an effort to break the ing the temporary suppression of the Widow of Famous Physician * * * The twenty-knot breeze gave them by the British Foreign Secretary Locarno impasse. The key ministers contents of Message No. 53, received That this will be a struggle between ground to Lucie and AchUles, but Concludes Visit a hard race yesterday. The starting even so she rounded the buoy three- Anthony Eden's declaration that Bri­ of the Cabinet will meet tomorrow on April 7th and partiaUy read out teams. * * * line was set just outside Two-Rock quarters of a minute ahead of Lucie, tain was indifferent to Italy's pre­ at Downing Street to examine the as usual, aU the more remarkable, That foUowing craft are urged to Passage, with a beat to the Somerset with AchUles a close second and the sence at the Locarno conference entire international situation. It since it concerns the Hospital BUl, Mrs. Charles Harvey Archibald, keep out of the way. table, Mussolini is reported to have was beUeved here that the Cabinet a matter of great public interest. whose husband, Dr. Charles Harvey shore, a reach to the Dockyard rest of the fleet far astern. mark, a broad reach to tbe starting decided on even greater aloofness has already decided upon a sanctions This Message was the result of a Archibald passed away six weeks ago On the final run home both Lucie That the toU of the horses in the buoy, then a second beat to Somer­ from the League's Rhineland ne­ policy in regard to the Italo-Ethio­ request of the CouncU, initiated by as a result of X Ray burns, incurred and AchUles cut down Saga's lead- Easter rush was heavy. set and a run home. gotiations. pian situation. Hon. F. G. Gosling, for the reasons in his scientific research, left for but not by enough to put them within, * * * As was to be expected, Triming­ for changing the method of control New York yesterday on "The Mon­ striking distance of her, and she That three were reported to have ham and Whiton had their eyes on and administration of the King arch." died on the roads. crossed the Une a winner at 5:02:20. each other as the fleet manoeuvered IS DESSYE OCCUPIED? ROME, April 13. (CP)—Advance Edward VII Memorial Hospital'. This Mrs. Archibald is professionally * * * 20 seconds ahead of Lucie. The for the start, and when the gun detachments of MarshaU BadogUo's was in connection with considera­ knows as Ruth Helen Davis. She is fourth boat, Silroc, was nearly two That it looks as though the proposed barked they were the first two over, northern army have occupied the tion of The King Edward Vp Memor­ the author of six books, pubUshed in minutes behind AchUles, but she Flight of Planes Throws Horse Lovers League was urgently with the blue Scout up on T___o__ing- Ethiopian imperial headquarters at ial Hospital Afet, 1936, already ex­ New York and London, four produced and the four boats behind her staged needed. * * * ham's weather quarter.: Saga started Addis Ababa into Panic Dessye, reports from north Africa haustively reported in the Press and plays, and was for Several years one of a spectacular finish, aU roaring oyer That a recent visitor has sent £5 to puU up under Scout's lee bow, and said Monday night. designed to place the administration three women in the United States the Une within a period of under to pay the initial cost of organizing drew ahead, but the blue boat was of the Hospital under a Board of to manage and direct her own theatre half a minute. ADDIS ABABA, April 13. (CP)— this League. edging out to windward as they Trustees, who, together with the in Hollywood. Last year The French To the Trimingham brothers and Nine Italian planes flew over Ethiop­ * * * stood to the southward. Saga tacked GENEVA, April 13. (CP)—Italy and present Secretary-Manager, would Government honoured Mrs. Archi­ their crew, and to their very fast ia's capital Monday throwing the That local members are needed. after a few minutes. Scout tacked to Ethiopia directed new charges of the be appointed by the Governor and bald with the Decoration of "Les new boat, go credit for an outstand­ populace into panic just as the Gov­ * * * cover her, but Trimingham immed­ violation of the international con­ appoint aU other officials themselves. PALMES ACADEMIQUES for drama ing victory. As usual, it would be ernment spokesman said Selassie was That the opening of so many beauti­ iately put about again to keep nis leading a movement of 300,000 fresh ventions of war against one another These appointees of the Trustees and Uterature and for her transla­ impossible to say how much of the ful gardens has been highly appre wind clear and the fight kept on to warriors to the northern front. Monday. The Italian Government would constitute a committee of tions of French classics. winning was due to the boat and how ciated. * * * the southward. When Saga did tack The Fascist aerial squadron appeared management for the professional Coming here to Bermuda to recu­ much to skipper and crew but Saga, declared in a telegram to the League That the flrst garden competition was again she had to bear off under out of the north, completed the flight care of patients, and would not be perate from the long strain incident recently built by Bjarne Aas, proved of Nations that it was observing the very successful. Scout's stern, proving Scout the over the city and turned back to the responsible to the Executive; nor to Dr. Archibald's illness, Mrs. Archi­ herseU very fast in the fresh laws of war, but it must punish oo leader of the fleet for the moment, northern front. They dropped no would the Trustees be responsible bald is most enthusiastic about this breezes wbieh have favoured the "every inhuman atrocity committed though Lucie was up with them and bombs. Ethiopian reports said a to the Executive in the same manner "Island Paradise". "I have travelled series, Eldon Trimingham saUed her by its adversary in contempt of every GARDENS OPEN TODAY making a strong bid for the lead. • squadron of Italian planes bombared as the present Board of Governors, so much" she said, "I cannot under­ splendidly, and his crew, including principle of law and morality". Kenneth Triminghani, Vincent Frith Warra Bailu, forty miles southwest nor have to submit their Regulations stand that I have never been to Ber­ At the start Saga had been footing The Ethiopian Government message For the convenience of those whd Bert DarreU and Harold Butterfield, of Dessye, yesterday, sending crowds (particularly with regard to fees) to muda before, unless it is a particular fast but Scout Ijad been outpointing said the armies of Selassie also con­ wish to pay a visit, we give a Ust of did their work in a manner that of Sunday worshippers rushing from the Legislature for confirmation. treat that the gods have saved for me her. This didn't last long, however, the churches. Three persons were formed to international agreements until such time as I could best re­ the gardens that have been kindly would have done credit to the crew In reply to this request for the rea­ Whiton was using a new mainsaU reported killed. A dispatch received regulating the conduct of warfare spond to its charm and beauty. The opened to the pubUc by their owners. of a cup defender. sons for the proposed change of that be had never had a chance to indicated changes in the Emperor's despite alleged violations by the climate is glorious with just enough ErcUdoune, Pembroke, Mrs. W. management, which have hitherto properly work into shape by the usual With the Prince of Wales Trophy military tactics. Fascist armies. tang in the air to be stimulating. H. A. Walker. Morning. been conspicuously absent during process of careful sailing in Ught safely on the Trimingham shelf for I had the feeling of being in a foreign Quickswood, Pembroke, Mrs. W. consideration of the matter, Mes­ weather. Under the drive of the fresh another year, the series of team races country, thousands of miles from J. H. Trott. Morning. sage No. 53 goes into the subject at sou'wester the new canvas was rap­ for the Cubitt Cup, put up by the New York. It is almost incredible Widdrington, Pembroke, Mrs. St. BRITISH NERVOUS OVER I.O.D.E. EASTERTIDE FETE length, giving, among others, the idly stretching into a bag, giving former Governor Gener 1 before hi that one can get such a complete G. Butterfield. MALTA foUowing reasons:— Whiton cause to wish he had kept departure. wiU start today. A big change only forty hours away from The Arches, Quarry Garden, Paget, the mainsaU he borrowed from spectator fleet has foUowed the four Today's Event at Waterfront 1. Private individuals would make New York. I shaU come many times The Misses Tucker. (Voluntary col­ bequests and endowments to a Trus­ Lucie for the first two races. Before races of the last series, and it is pro­ May Lose Constitution and again and should love to own a Uttle lection for the Bermuda Historical they were half way up wind Saga bable that the team races wiU hold At 3.00 p.m. today at the Ber­ tee-managed Hospital. In reply to home here, where I could come away Society.) Become Crown Colony this argument, already put forth in was definitely outsailing her chief the centre of the stage for another mudiana Waterfront the I.O.D.E. to write and enjoy this quieter tempo MagnoUa HaU, Smith's Parish, rival and Scout was sagging off to three days. wiU hold an Eastertide Fete. Continued on Page 7 of Uving. I leave with deepest grati­ Mrs. L. W. Howarth. leeward with her mainsaU fluttering The summaries: LONDON, AprU 13.—The trouble In addition to the attractiveness —00— tude for what Bermuda has given Wistowe, Flatts (near Aquarium)., badly, while Lucie came up to take which Great Britain has been having of the grounds themselves, there wiU me at this time when I most needed Mrs. R. A. Fessenden. second place. Saga rounded the mark Final race, Prince of Wales Trophy. with the ItaUan population of Malta Bermudian Successful at be a number of stalls, side-shows a restful atmosphere. As they say Quarry Garden, Paget, Miss Gray. off the Somerset shore second, twen­ Start 3:15 course 12 mi! wUl probably result in that Mediter­ and games and tea wiU be served. School Sports in HawaU:-' 'Aloha " ". Horizons, Paget, Mr. Anthony F. ty seconds behind Saga, but Indian ranean island becoming a crown Yacht and owner Finish Final Music wiU be suppUed by the band of Smith. cout's troubles stiU were not over. colony. As soon as ParUament re­ the H.M.S. York. —oo 00 Points Congratulations are due Sydnel AchUles and Sea Venture, the latter convenes here on April 21, it is pre­ The fete is held under the dis­ Saga, K. F. & E. C. Anstey Greet, son of Mrs. Greye B.W.V.A. "Derby Sweep" saUed yesterday by George Snowdon dicted on good authority, announce­ tinguished patronage of Mrs. A. G. H. Trimingham 5:02:20 37| and the late S. H. A. Greet, for his DEATH OF MUSIC and doing the best she had in the ment wiU be made of withdrawal Grantham, wife of the Colonial Lucie, Briggs Cun­ fine performances at Eastbourne Offers Rich Prizes series in the early part of this race, of the existing constitution of the Secretary, and Lady Best. EXAMINER ningham .5:02:40 24 CoUege sports. Entering in five events, came up to the mark on the star­ island, which for many years has been More than two hundred pounds in AchUles, W. J. H. he gained two first and three thirds. board tack, caught Scout there on an important British naval base. -oo— In our yesterday's issue we an­ cash prizes aie already guaranteed Trott synd. 5:02:53 31 In the 120 yds Hurdles (Class H) the poit tack and forced her about, Silroc, Raymond nounced the death ot Mr. Eric Brough by the Bermuda War Veteran's' In crown colonies the executive is for boys under 16|) he did the re­ away from the mark, with the result Hunt .5:04:40 29 STUDENT'S SUCCESS by airplane disaster off Georgetown. Association 'Derby Sweep," which controlled by the government in markable time of 16-2/5 seconds, that she rounded fifth behind the Indian Scout, H. F. Mr. Brough was due here on May is to be drawn on 26th. May, the London through the Secretary for only one second more than the time two Bermuda sloops. Whiton .5:04:50 3U Colonies. A notice appeared in our Satur­ 8th., and was to have conducted the day preceding the race. taken in the Open Event. He won Bob Kat H, J. S. day's issue that W. M. Bertlas, a examinations on behalf of the Asso­ The "Sweep" has proved to be The reach to the Dockyard maik jurisdiction of the Colonial Office wiU the High Jump (Class H) with 4ft. Lawrence .5:04:58 17 student at the Whitney Institute, had ciated Board of Music, London. very popular from the start, and the saw Uttle change in relative positions, leave the British Empire with only II inches, and was third in the Pole ChaUenge, Paul V. taken his examination f»r Brooks His untimely death has necessi­ sale of tickets is most giatifying, in but on the run to Two Rock Indian one seU-governing colony, Southern Vault 8ft. 9 in., 100 yards and J mUe. Shields .5:05:00 20 School, the weU-known "overflow" tated a change in the arrange­ view of the fact that the event is Scout was worse than ever, and both Rhodesia. The dominions are in a Sydney was made Head of his Sea Venture, L. P. school for Groton, and would enter ments made, and the new date and staged in behaU of needy war veterans ChaUenge and Silroc passed her, different category. house last term. Jones .5:05:02 11 Form 11. We now hear from Mr. examiner will be announced as soon and their dependents. so that the order at the end of the The people of Malta obtained self- -—oo—— Viking, Wm. MUler. .5:07:12 11 C. P. Smerdon, headmaster of the as possible. The draw takes place at B.W.VJL flrst round was Saga, Lucie, AchUles, government in 1921 under a con­ Cherokee, Chandler Whitney Institute, that his student Mr. Eric Brough, B. Mus. (Land.), headquarters, and a "crowded house" Sea Venture, ChaUenge, Silroc, In­ stitution which provided for a bicam­ PAPAL DELEGATE CON­ Hovey 5:07:20 8 eral legislature. Responsible govern­ passed his examination with such a FJJ..O.O., A.R.A.M., was born in is anticipated. Mr. Frank E. Hath­ dian Scout, Bob Kat, Cherokee and ment was suspended in 1930 and again high standard that he has been ad­ CLUDES VISIT London in 1901, of Scottish parentage. way, organiser of the Bermuda and Viking. The baggy mainsaU failed to in 1933, when the Governor of the mitted to Form 111. As a student at the Royal Academy West Indies Sweepstakes, has kindly account for Chief's bad showing island found it necessary to dismiss His ExceUency, Andrea Casulo, of Music he studied the piano, organ, consented to lend his famous, elec- down wind. CONTENTS the Ministers and assume power to -00- Archbishop of LeontopUs and Apos­ singing and composition, and won tricaUy propeUed "drum" for the On the second beat Whiton broke legislate by ordinance. toUc Delegate to Canada, concluded numerous prizes. He had appeared occasion. out a big genoa and sailed his boat Page on that, with the mainsaU aback Early this year a number of ItaUans TWO WARSHIPS IN HAM- his visit to Bermuda yesterday when as a soloist at the Promenade Con­ oc Cable News. 1 were expeUed from Malta because ILTON HARBOUR he sailed by the Monarch. After a ceits at The Queen's Hall, London, most of the time. A tack over past Special War Dispatches. 1 they were held to be engaging in short but extremely busy stay in the and had given several pianoforte re­ WHAT'S ON TODAY Spanish Point, where the taU-enders They Say 1 poUtical as weU as miUtary activities island. citals in London, besides broadcast­ had gone looking for luck, found Hospital Act 1 "prejudicial to the peace and safety Shortly after the departure from His visit has been marked by series ing. He was a professor of the piano­ Scout a fine slant oi wind. She picked Editorial 2 of the fortress." The large Italian No. 1 Wharf of the Furness Liner, of memorable services in the Roman forte at the Royal Academy of Music; Yachting: First Race for Cubitt up several places and for a while Diary oi S. P. T~ 2 population of the island, which is two warships came alongside and CathoUc Churches throughout the he conducted the People's Palace Trophy appeared to be threatening the lead­ Letters to the Editor 2 closer to Italy than any other coun­ wiU remain until Thursday. These island, and many loyal addresses Choral and Orchestral Society which I. O. D. E. Fete. Bermudiana ers, until Whiton took a second Stock Quotations.....-— 6 try, is a major factor in the move were H.M.C. Ships Saguenay and have been presented to the distin­ has given perforjnances tinder his Waterfront 3 p.m. westerly tack and lost most of what Radio Programmes 9 now planned. Champlain, and their presence in guished prelate. direction of most of the bigger choral MiUtary Band Concert. St. he had gained. ' MeanwhUe Saga, Serial Story 4 works; and was the organist of a George's. WMle there has been thus far no HamUton Harbour is very much ap­ The Right Rev. Monsignor Comeau Lucie and AchUles were going about Sports Page ___«_. - 1 large Nonconformist Church in Tennis. Stadium Courts overt outbreak in Malta of any mag­ preciated. headed a large crowd of devoted their business with Saga gaining Cross Word Puzzle -„__. 8 South London. GoU, Sailing, Fishing, Bathing, nitude, it is known that the British By the courtesy of the Captain, tbe churchmen to bid? fareweU to the steadily. The latter took a strategic Steamship and MaU. 10 Champlain wiU be open to the pub.1 ic Delegate and his party as they board­ Mr. Brough acted as one of the Movies. short tack to keep herseU between Garden Competition 6 Continued on Page 12 today from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. ed the ship. Board's Examiners tn Canada in 1935. Scout and the buoy, thus losing Hotel Hews. 5 RALEIGH... 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Stye jRngal (feeti* VIEWS AND RE-VIEWS To be sold by anil (Mnmst lathj ^he ZDiary Public Auction Under this heading we intend publishing the views and re-views of our readers. Pub­ p if MECHANICS HALL THEATRE + 1 iNCORPORATlN* lication does not imply that these views are tit accord with our editorial policy and we of reserve the right to refuse publication should a communication not be of general inter­ on the premises known as T. A. THE ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 1828) est or be couched in improper or discourteous language. All communications should Adams' Meat Market, Angle Street THE COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 1888) be accompanied by the name and address of writer though not necessarily for publi­ SAMUEL PEPYS TEU CER cation. M Hamilton PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY c 3 THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. U i^riL!l!fadl!kjd REID STREET. HAMILTON ATTITUDE ON NIGHT and freedom from vulgarity as should C 3 April 13th. obtain in every reputable Tourist ON DAIIUTY TODAY A. M. PURCEU. Hard pressed at my office these CLUBS Resort. m • •»1 _9 *______A. 1 k 1 ______._____! MANAGING EDITOR days so that I have been unable to The Association has made the at 1.30 p.m. all Market Fixtures ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. SAYER set forth my daily happenings. To the Editor Government acquainted with its consisting oft— ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. BELL Yet I would pay my bumble tribute Royal Gazette & Colonist Dolly, views in this matter, and has ex­ Charles LAUGHTON Clark GABLE 9 ADVERTISING MANAGER. M. M. HANSFORD to that marvellous actress, Cornelia pressed the hope that it would not One Ice Box Otis Skinner. I have ever held that Dear Sir, permit the establishment in this m 9 " Frigidaire Display Counter with SUBSCRIPTION RATES a one man or one woman show was to Colony of a NIGHT OLUB which, The Bermuda Citizens' Associa­ one H.P. Unit LOCAL: — ONE YEAR 4W4 SlX MONTHS ao/- be avoided since monotony must tion has seen with much regret, in in the judgement of the Association, P Showing at: —2.15, 430, 7.15, 9.30 <| FOREIGN: — TO UNITED STATES ANB CANADA KJf " i H.P. Duro Pump ensue. your issue of 16th. instant, that it is would be a menace to tho moral fa All Seats Reserved for Evening Shows •1Z.OO mm VIAR. To GRIAT BRITAIN, BO/- " Cash Register pe« YIAR But Cornelia Otis Skinner has planned to establish in Bermuda a welfare of the Colony and a positive \^5 now on sale at office • Sale ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE brought about my conversion. There NIGHT CLUB if the Government injury to Bermuda's reputation as a 9 " Sausage Machine is no monotony either of voice, ges­ wiU permit it to be done. high-class Tourist Resort. |P Admission: Matinees 2/6—Evenings 3/ " Slicing Machine PHONE* t EDITORIAL. tOSSl ADVERTISING C-RCULA ture or emotion in her presenta­ In the judgment of the Association The above is pubUshed by order TION. CTC. IOSI • WORK>ROOH ARO NIGHT CALL. " Paper Stand tions. More than any other actress it is in the interests of neither the of the Executive Committee of the tOBTt JOB PRINTtNO lOVS. ° Table I have ever seen, she enters deeper material or the moral welfare of the Association for the information of * Chopping Block into the personality of the charac­ Colony that permission should be the general public. " Delivery Basket TUESDAY. APRIL 14, 1936 ter she is portraying and her immense granted, as the attractions of the Eldon M. Browne, President. " Pair Screen Doors imagination has its roots in know­ NIGHT CLUB are already provided Henry M. Hallett, Corresponding " two H.P. Unit ledge and sympathy of her subject. by the different hotels, and with Secretary. Two Desks PEWS AND PERMITS So real is her portrayal of character such guarantees as to wholesomeness 13th. April, 1936. that in her historical scenes we not " Chairs " Lots Butchers Accessories In one of those vocally edited, radio only learned of the "loves" of kings, we learned more than we ever knew struggle saw tho "Volendam's" Ufe­ Three Counters news despatches from the United before of the kings themselves, NEWS FROM ST. GEORGE'S boat pass the winning post about haU " Scales States recently came a story of how though, as all the world knows, they a length ahead of the St. John life­ Four Display Racks and Shelves, Etc. an American magistrate had remitted are absent from the stage. boat. The Georgic crew were hope­ the fines or punishments of some Easter Cruise Ships Arrive lessly in the rear, but rowing metho­ ALSO two score minor offenders against So a wonderful time spent at her presentations. The eye, the ear, and dically they finished the course in the law on condition that the cul­ At 4.00 p.m. the Two Storey House the heart all rejoicing in the consum­ Shortly after 6 a.m. on Easter easy fashion. As the crews came prits give solemn promise that they and Land known as Adams' Meat mate art of a great actress. Sunday morning the S. S. "VoUen- in there was much cheering, especi­ •M2QQta. would attend, church on Easter Market bounded on the North by the * * * dam" (Holland-America Line) came aUy from the decks of the "Volen­ Sunday. into St. George's Harbour, and was dam". The winning crew were:— Public Road known as Angle Street One gathered amidst the crackle And at the end of hei performance and there measuring 50 feet and on soon berthed at Pennos Wharf where, Third Officer C. Storm Ootswain, I did wend my way back of the stage the East by Lot No. 14 measuring of static, and other interferences even at this early hour, there were G. V. Amerongen, G. V. Assen, D. V. D. so that I could pay my respectful 75 feet on the South by Lot No. 15 to aerial reception all too common many spectators. She was pUoted in VUet, K. Pronk, D. de Back, C. Bruin- homage. now or formerly in the possession of in these Isles, that the offences had by PUot R. Efoberts and PUot Hen­ isse, B. Volk, and G. Rosbergen. The But Lord! she is as human a woman COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Henry James Usher and measuring been committed on Good Friday; derson was on board, and came in "St. John's" oarsmen were Mr. K. B. that the administrator-of the law as she is divine a player. 50 feet on the West by Lot No. 16 When I would speak her fair she steadily in face of a head wind. She Glover cox, R. Crockett, L. KeUy, had asked the perpetrators if they and there measuring 75 feet or vows it is she who has been honoured. was foUowed at 9:a.m. by the S. S. T. Hartford, R. Echkoff, A. R. Gos- were aware of the name of the day, thereabouts will be offered for Sale Our people, she averred, have been Acadia", piloted by PUot Ivor Reid, seUn, J. S. Gray, W. J. Paul and O. A. and its significance, and had been by Auction. wonderfully kind and courteous. the Acadia docking north of the Hayward. The "Georgic's" represen­ answered in the affirmative. Then They have appreciated what she Volendam", and the trio was com­ tatives were Mr. J. Nichol Cox, H. JOHN G. BASSETT, did the custodian of law and morals called her Uttle sketches and made pleted shortly after when the S. S. St. RimmeU, W. Turner, C. W. Brown, enquire if the offenders had been to John, was brought in by PUot WiUiam J. Grimes, M. Kamenetsky, W. Peters, Auctioneer, the presentation of them pleasant Dial 1821. church that day. This time tLe and easy. DarreU, the three making a pretty E. Abbott, and F. Fox. Today is our privilege to present MGM's answer was negative. Result—the But genius was ever modest! For picture, and the first time that three In the Smoking Room of the "Vol­ 876ts4.w8.sll._ul4. Solomonic decision mentioned above Giant Entertainment my part, as she stepped from the por­ boats of this size have lain alongside endam" after the race, a pleasing —"promise to go to church and I traits of Lely, Van Dyke, Rembrandt, at one time in St. George's docks. ceremony took place when the Cup Children 6d, 9d. Adults 1/6, 2/- 3.30 p.m. only will set you free." or Hals, she became greater than The weather was not ideal, but the and Medals, were presented to the It is not easy for a British people any of the original subjects and more visitors were soon wending their way "Volendam's" crew, by His Worship to understand such juridical pro­ loveable than any of the loves of the about the town, many making for The Mayor of St. George's, W. E. cedure. The majority of us keep the kings. tbe beaches, and the supply of car­ Meyer Esq. The Smoking Room was » CHS. OF St AR* AUCTION SALE law as a matter of course, and, equally 00 riages seemed an ample one. As the crowded to capacity for the presen­ as a matter of course, we expect to be morning wore on the raUway brought tation, and The Mayor was intro­ Unusual Opportunities penalised if we break the law. We MUCH A-DO ABOUT its quota visitors also, and the town duced by Mr. Honeybourne, Secre­ *i*i_l«1" expect the magistracy to administer NOTHING presented an animated appearance tary of the St. George's Chamber of the law as it is written on the statute aU day. The special services at the Commerce. His Worship congratu­ books, with nsorcy end leniency if lated the winning team on their The world is full oi funny things various places of worship attracted 10 Excellent Building the circumstances call for mercy display and mentioned the sports­ Which to some folks amusement many visitors. and leniency, but with justice and manship of the teams, especiaUy brings. The gangways were effectively impartiality under all circumstances. decorated with foliage and Easter the "Georgic" coming down at such Lots We do not expect the Court to be If they but skin a nether eye short'notice. His Worship mentioned In glancing at the passer by. Lilies, as was the Corporation shed the censor of cur morals or the dic­ on Pennos Wharf, and UUes appeared that the beautiful prizes were- the each measuring approxi­ tator of our customs. gifts of the Bermuda Government, Here the n are things which I have seen as if by magic everywhere. In the mately 110x120 feet One doubts not that the worthy and the Cup and medals were then That give to me a joyful paen; afternoon the Band of the B. M. A. occupant of the bench who sentenced presented amid ringing cheers. As going cr. my sober way, gave an enjoyable programme of ROBERT nVM these misdemeanents to church in­ will be offered for sale on I stiU enjoy a wayside play music on the docks that drew a Captain G. Barense of the "Volen­ stead of to colls or the payment of large crowd of residents, in addition dam" said he would Uke to express ErtMM POWEU fines, looked upon his work and, like £l A girl who wore the finest chain to those who enjoyed the music from his thanks to the Mayor and Corpora­ his Creator in those tremendous six UHA MERK Wednesday, April 15th, Around her an kle ir. the train; the ships decks. tion of St. George's, for making the days cf our beginning, "saw that it l6tttTe A man who stared with aU his eyas, day such a real success. It had been II. 6. *• *' was good." The idea of legislating 1936 Now what on earth did hfe surmise? THE BOAT RACE. a fine day for aU of them on board "people into virture is not a new one, and he appreciated the friendly at 3:00 p.m. nor is it confined to American soil, About 4:30 the crews appeared for spirit in which they had all entered And as an Added Attraction MGM's albeit.history shows that it usually A cop on wcy from Coxal Beach, Who thought it was his job to teach the Ufeboat race that had been ar­ into the race. He proposed "three Spectacular G-Man Film thrives better in the newer soils. ranged for the crews of the visiting cheers for aU the boys", which was Older countries are prone to leave A girl ho met, in too short shorts, Receiving smoothest of retorts. ships and the crowds on shore grew very heartUy given by the spectators. These lots are situated on the virtue to the individual, or to agencies denser. Unfortunately the Captain A flashlight photograph was taken Middle Road in Paget, west of other than law, being content if the of the winning team, who were loud­ RAYMOND HATTON—HARVEY STEPHENS She from the basket of her bike, W. P. Decker did not know of the law functions with reasonable ly appealed to "to smile". So ended the Parish Church. (Two Withdrew the skirt of her dislike; race until his arrival at St. George's, smoothness and efficiency in pro­ a very sporting race which provided And when the cop had changed his so there was no crew from the "Aca­ Also MGM's "PITCAIRN ISLAND TODAY" overlooking Hamilton Har' tecting life and property, and pre­ dia" to compete. The "M. V. Geor­ good entertainment for aU. serving order. tack, bour) She put it in the basket back. gic" (Cunard White Star Line) very However, those amongst lis who sportingly sent down a crew from WATER CARNIVAL AT can boast of Norman blood, or an Grassy Bay to add interest to the ST. GEORGE'S even more ancient vintage of what A coUege girl who did bestride, For further particulars apply to A bike that only man should ride, races, and three crews were towed is known in pugilistic circles as the in the lifeboats down to the start at In honour of the visiting cruise Hear Ye! Hear Ye! "claret", should not laugh too heart­ But which beneath her two-legged Somers Real Estate Agency dress, MuUet Bay; the ''Volendam", "St ships, a Grand Water Carnival is ily over this legalistic affair, lest John", and "Georgic" thus being staged for tonight, (Tuesday) in the OPERA HOUSE-FRI-SAT. 758ts28.s4.w8.wl5. their heartiness be turned to rue­ Looked not too bad I must confess. A dog which howled at man in moon, the three competitors. The course, Swimming Pool of the New St. George 3.15 7.15 9.15 fulness. We have our own anomalies, which was estimated at slightly over Hotel. A most a"rtractive programme our own paradoxes, our own absurd­ And broke my slumbers ail too soon; Plenty of room—800 seats I thought to shoot before the dawn, a mile was from MuUet Bay, to a of events is b'- n» arranged, and it is ities and insincerities, especially pro­ buoy at the end of Pennos Wharf, hoped that wih the B. A. A. taking Picture whole family minent when law and morals meet at WhUe romping on my neighbour's lawn. and a crowd of small boats foUowed part, there wid be a record crowd. should see any one of their many frontiers. the competitors from the start. The The Carnival.commences at 9 p.m. FOR SALE Consider our Sunday trading or A bird which sought an early TTcizn, water was choppy, but the crews had sharp. Sabbath observance laws, for example. A habit man cannot reform i the wind in their favour, nevertheless, By Public Auction Presumably they had their origin Some boys and girls who sleep 'tiU it was a punishing race. The sirens in th6 Decp.logue, passing through eight, of the ships made a deafening din, E have a reputation sec­ Judaism into early Christendom, ond to none, for 'cloth THE % Under the Power of Sale contained in And then levUe the breakfast plate. and great excitement was shewn W by the yard, and for the coming down through the Reforma­ as the crews came into sight. The superb cut and fit of our High a Mortgage tion all the way to A. D. 1936. They My neighbour's cat which yowled boats got away to a good start and Class Tailoring, perfect fit and are postulated, it seems, upon two at night, the "St. John" crew got a lead that the finish, built and taUored by ON THE PREMISES excellent theories; the one, that man craftsmen, with many years ex­ Also Harlem Vaudeville And then discussed a pussy fight, "Volendam" tried hard to lessen. perience of the MaU Order is so constituted as tojrequire one day Unsheathing from its furry paws, Amid tremendous cheering the "Vol­ business. Send now for our at 4.00 p.m. of rest out of every seven days, the Some dangerous and nasty claws. endam" gradually reduced the dis­ latest patterns, style book, etc., and become one of our thous­ other that he requires one day out tance and rowing a neck and neck Heyl's comer is the worst sidewalk, ands of satisfied customers. of seven, at least, for the Uving of a race they passed the ships at the docks. For there fat women stop t o talk; TODAY spiritual life. With a timely spurt the "Volendam" G. C. JONES & SON, LTD But seme prefer the Phoenix best, There has been 8 little conflict replying to the frantic efforts of their LEICESTER - ENGLAND rere between the "Thou shalts" For there they bring their bikes to BERMUDA CHORAL SOCIETY cox, noced ahead and a ding dong ALL THAT one-storey stone cottage and the "Thou shalt nots," arid see rest. belonging to Henry Harold Frith, what a state of confusion has come Bicycles that are made for two, situated in Pembroke Parish, and out of it:—"Thou shalt do no Sun­ In curves to soon become taboo, parcel of land measuring on each of day trading," says the law, but it For in man's dress a woman serves, Under the Direction of the four sides thereof Forty-one does not mean that. It means no To show the beauty of her curves. JOHN R. BRIDGE feet bounded as foUows:—North: trading unless you obtain, and pay by land of the Estate ef Benjamin for a permit to trade on Sunday. At swimming pools they put on caps, Bermuda General Theatres, Ltd. // Young; East: by land of Henry Thom­ As for the ' 'Thou shalt do no labour And make beUeve at taking naps, ff as Frith; South: by land of Henry ..." not embodied in the civil law And Uke the ostrich in the sand, Thomas Frith; West: by roadway ten Think aU they need is a hat band. HIAWATHA yet plainly set forth in its original IMPORTANT NOTICE feet wide. document of inspiration, that has A. W. B. This property is located below the long since gone by the board, as has at the Owing to so many of our patrons being turned away on North Village Mission in Pembroke properly belong within the juris- the "Thou shalt go to church", SPECIAL PICTURES, the Management has decided to COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Parish and overlooks the waters of also now unwrittep but strongly diction of the civil law. inaugurate two separate and distinct showings of all the North Shore. urged in some quarters. It is because we are unable or un­ special pictures, commencing Friday and Saturday, the What a comical tumble we take willing to admit this that we see 17h and 18th instant. on Tuesday, 28th April 1936 For further particulars apply to: between the two stools, one labelled such absurdities as an American "The Sabbath was made far man", magistrate sentencing culprits to Seats will not he reserved, but the house will be cleared at 8130 p.m. and the other, "Man was made for church in Ueu of fines, and of the at 9 p.m. O. O. G. MONTAGU, the Sabbath": And the reason Is sentencing of Bermuda business men Attorney for the Montgagee. A This will give our patrons the opportunity of either seeing Tickets 3/~ and 2/- on Sale at the Mechanics Hall that we try to straddle them both to closed doors on Sim day, unless ©"the early or late show in comfort, and we sincerely trust in the name of the law, whereas it is possessed of permits. Booking Office. M. A. GIBBONS, S that this will meet the wishes of the public. Auctioneer. plainly indicated by centuries of non­ So now we can laugh at, and with, 104-ttu.w. sensical hypocrisy that they do not each other. 6_5ts2I.T4.tiu4. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1936 Page 3

MODERN STEAMSHIPS

By C. A. LYON

In 183 7, of 180 steerage passengers in the emigrant ship Diamond, seventeen died of starvation during the 100 days' voyage from Britain to 'What is Spring Without blowers America. '(Shank English Stones for the Colours of For twenty-five first-class pas­ sengers, in an early nineteenth cen­ or Perfume 'Without tury Transatlantic saiUng ship, there was one or perhaps two negro ste­ Qabardine Suits wards. Slower Essence? As late as 1853 there were 409 deaths from cholera in one sailing packet crossing to New York, so terrible was the toU of disease at sea through insanitary conditions. In the emigrant ships of the Chanel, the famous French par- 'fifties, the passengers had to pro­ fumer, in all his creations aims vision themselves. Passengers were Which come in sandstone, chalk gray, and granite. known to run out of food and starve to capture true flower essences. ;o death during a delayed passage. The smooth finish and regular texture of fine gab­ lose are the conditions from The fact that he succeeds in this which we have progressed in snip­ ardine is especially adaptable to the employment ing within the lifetime of men stiU most difficult task of the perfum­ of these unusual tones, all of which in turn lend living. er's art is an attribute which Between those rough times and to- themselves to the impeccable treatment of a Lon­ iay—only one long lite-time—the merits the popularity of the las seen its whole Ufe trans- don tailor. i by the new steamship that Chanel products, among which those stinking, disease- ridden heU-boxes. are Gardenia, Chanel's No. 5, and story of the daring men who ran, and navigated the new Cuir de Russie. hips is an epic, and very largely a British epic.

FIRST PACKET

The first important date is 1802. that year the first pioneers put first successful steamship, the wooden Charlotte Dundas, on the Forth and Clyde Canal, where it ted a speed of 3 J m.p.h.

Then 1815. In that year they had le first steam packet on the Thames, fierce fight with the water­ men. TABLISHED 1889 came the 1830's. They be- dream of sending a steamer the Atlantic. The experts said hip would ever be built that could rry enough coal for the journey. P« 'he sailing-ship captains hated the whole idea. One of them used to pipe "AU DTJCK POND TEST In the *60's. '70's, and '80's the' lands" whenever a steamship sailing ships fought back. passed, and made his men "kneel Smith splashed round the edge Stimulated by steamship compe­ I the deck and thank the Al- of this pond with a clockwork tition, sailing vessels reached an ighty they used His wind and not toy that had a corkscrew-like incredible height of efficiency, and The Season's Hits : devil's fire and brimstone." projection at the back. The cork­ there were at least two distinct re­ Admirals at the Admiralty, screw drove the boat just as if it vivals when they seemed to gain Played Nightly salt-tang of Trafalgar Bay yet were a paddle-wheel. ground. _ nostrils, somehow saw in Smith satisfied so far, left his Wonderful clipper ships were de­ the new method of propulsion an at- pond and experimented on a canal signed in British and American in the _mpt at the nation's sea supre­ with a six-ton boat which also went, yards. The clippers were first used macy. and with Smith as midwife there was for smuggling opium from China— born thus the age of the propeller- in such ships, probably, De Quin- 1833. They did it. driven ship. cey's opium came—but afterwards Silver Qrill the face of the world's incred- While Smith dabbled with screws they went into the tea and wool the first steamship, relying and Cunard bridged the Atlantic trades. tirely on its engines, Crossed the ANNOUNCING other men were setting the noses of of the Atlantic. little paddle steamers Eastwards. ASTONISHED ;t was the Royal WiUiam, a paddle- Communications to the East were The speed of the clippers asto­ boat of 830 tons, and it crossed from incredibly bad. THE OPENING nished the steamer advocates. tHotel bermudiana * * * Canada in nineteen days. I In 1854 the clipper Lighting did * * * Then, in 1859, there burst into 436 nautical miles in the greatest of the leisurely, inefficient service to 1838. The British Government day's sailing a sailing ship ever by the East the Great Eastern, or, rather, awoke. Disregarding the admirals, knew. The speed, equivalent to a he was intended so to do. reaUsed at last thaj; the existing land speed of nearly 21 m.p.h., was "coffin Brigs" (named Tbe Great Eastern, built in 1857, faster than many passenger steemers AL DONAHUE hus in sardonic reference to their was perhaps the most terrific con­ Sfc today. foundering) was not the ception the sea had ever seen. * * * and his ORCHESTRA ossible method of carrying At a time when the largest ships The sailing ships died hard. Here mails. were still of approximately sailing- are.some facts to show it. 9.30 p.m. ship dimensions Brunei, her daring Until the Suez Canal was opened VITAL YEARS designer, projected a ship that was in 1869 the fastest passages to China to be 680 ft. long (the Queen Mary had been made by sailing ships. Formal Dial 1211 It then offered to subsidise a Monday, June 15, 1936 1,018 ft. long). As late as 1860 there were still carrying steamship line across She was so large, so far in ad­ 1032OCtu. 6,876 sailing ships and only a mis­ the Atlantic. vance of her time, that it was not erable 447 steamers. 1 Qtract was secured by a until 1900 that a larger ship was built. In the year 1860, though you may ., who submitted his plans But that was not the most ter­ have some difficulty in believing it, itish Government and dished Under the direction of rific part of Brunei's conception. the Admiralty obtained from Parlia­ ish owners. He was a * * * ment a sum of £1,000,000 to buy .aker named Samuel Cunard, a ROBERT D. BLACKMAN The Great Eastern was to go to timber to build two and three-decker lerchant, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. AustraUa. Naturally there were no men of war a la Trafalgar. * * * coaling stations enroute in those But in 1885 the great battle was TERRACE GRILL I lard's first four wooden days. lost at last. For the first time in ips were built on the Clyde, Rates on Application Brunei planned to load the history there were in thst year more first one, the Britannia, Great Eastern with enough coal steamships than sailing ships. HAMILTON HOTEL sailed to Boston, with Cunard him- 691ttu24..u3..tu7,tul4.tu2l (15,000 tons) to enable her to go The year 1894 saw a new develop­ on board, in fourteen days, all the way to Australia without ment. The great emigrant crisis .ceived 1,800 dinner invi­ once stopping to recoal. Even now came to a head. EDDIE WITTSTEIN and his ORCHESTRA tations in Boston. ships coal three or four times on For years before the vast emi­ Then the 1810'—vital years. the journey. •&

MODERN STEAMSHIPS Oldest European Discovery Continued from Page 3 CRIMSON IF YOUR LITTLE GIRL Against Stomach Troubles A great proportion of the Central European emigrantsyshipped from WARNING and Rheumatism Acclaimed German ports. Best by Latest Tests 6y RICHARD SALE H HAD A BAD TIME * CI»M-yPitft«<.rt_U»r«8|r>_l_t-t«.-»-__ _.«_ In. •*__•___• »»••«»» _twnfll___l__. !•_._ ^ Otill rlays CHAPTISR offering to share the spoils. This Emigrants who once got in the » xxxn couldn't bave been Drumm. either. SPREADING the parchment grip of the German lines in the It was a third person—probably Since 1799 thousands of people have regained their normal health , out, Kirby took a piece ot control station had a bad time. If the person who had later killed after years of suffering from stomach troubles of all types, such as blank paper and copied the Santrey and Drumm in order to with constipation, indigestion, gas, and sour stomach which are the basic they had a British steamer ticket letters and signs oi the cryp­ hog the entire treasure. * factors of such maladies as high blood pressure, rheumatism, peri­ it was taken away from them, or togram with a pencil. He fold­ But .why should Harding have they were frightened with threats been murdered? He had known odic headaches, pimples on face and body, pains in the back, liver, ed the copy and placed it ln nothing of the treasure, why had kidney and bladder disorder, EXHAUSTION, loss of sleep and that they would be sent back home. his pocket. Then he studied not tbe kihe_ simply planned to appetite. The were only too g ad to go in the original. remove bis loot under cover of whatever German ships the bully­ night? Probably be had feared Those sufferers have not used any man-made injurious chemicals or Tbe numbers 40106020 stumped tbat such a course might result drugs of any kind; they have only used a remedy made by Nature. ing officials directed them to. bim completely. He went on to in bis apprehension. Whereas, if The British shipowners protested the letters. Harding died— This marvellous product grows on the highest mountain peaks, He reckoned that, in tbe Eng­ where it absorbs all the healing elements and vitamins from the sun in vain, and we lost much of the lish language, tbe letter e occur­ to aid HUMANITY in distress. trade. red most frequently. Using e to IRBY sat bolt upright. If Har­ * • * substitute for tbe character tbat K ding died, tbe island, plus the It is composed of 19 kinds of natural leaves, seeds, berries and flowers treasure, as Dart of his estate, The British-German shipping battle appeared most often in tbe mes­ scientifically and proportionately mixed and is known as LION sage, be discovered that the let­ would go to Audrey. And Audrey's went on aU through the early years of fife. too. bad been threatened! CROSS HERB TEA. ters R and S were always com­ the twentieth century. Faster and bined and were used the greatest Could ft be that the toller was some one who would inherit tbe LION CROSS HERB TEA tastes deUcious, acts wonderfully upon faster steamers. Finer nets to catch number of times. He therefore threw R and S together to repre­ island after Audrey's death? your system, and is safe even for children. Prepare it fresh like any the emigrants. Before you know it that little girl of yours will be ordinary tea and drink a glassful once a day, hot or cold. sent tbe letter e. But no—he was sure tbat threat It is said that the Germans would He stared at tbe jumble of char­ to Audrey's life had been just a grown up. But now—her needs are a child's needs. A one doUar treatment accomplished WONDERS; makes you look have offered us the biggest sea fight acters. The first four letters were bluff. There had been plenty of She must be carefully watched; she must be encour­ and feel like new bom. If you are not as yet familiar with the CXRS. Since RS stood for e, tt cbante for the killer to reach aged in regular habits of eUmination. When constipa­ of aU after 1914 if the war had not was reasonable to assume that C Audrey. And she still Uved. beneficial effects of this natural remedy LION CROSS HERB TEA intervened. stood for t, and X for ft. That Then, tlhe startling thought oc­ tion does occur—-she should have a child's laxative. try it at once and convince yourself. If not satisfactory money The end of the great unprecedented made tbe word the and also Iden­ curred to bim—could Audrey her­ For harsh, adult laxatives may double her over with refunded to you. Also in tablet form. tified two more characters. self be the killer? She could have 38,000,000 European trek came with • That led to tbe discovery of the translated the cryptogram. Could a griping pain—or upset her digestion ... sure proof Try it and convince yourself with our money-back guarantee. the United States immigration ban next word, whose sipher Charac­ she have been so utterly cold­ that they are too strong for a child's delicate system. blooded as to kill Santrey and ONE WEEK TREATMENT $1.00. SIX WEEKS TREATMENT $5.00. in 1919. ters were CTRS;Y&TRS. By fill­ Be cautious. Give yonr child Castoria—it is the Its end was a rather expensive ing in witb the leters he already Drumm. and her father, to In­ had. be guessed it to be treasure. herit an island of pirate's loot? laxative made especiaUy for children—from baby­ In order to avoid mistakes in getting the genuine LION CROSS business for British shipping. NO—the flaw was, that Audrey hood to eleven years. It is gentle—yet thorough. It HERB TEA, please fid out the attached coupon. Before the bar went up British 'AFTER that, it was easy. Wlth didnt need tbe treasure. Her contains no castor oil, no harmful, habit-forming steamship lines had contracted in -H- seven character identified, the father's estate was huge enougb without buried treasure. And ingredients. And children take it willingly — they advance to ship a large number of translation progressed rapidly. In a short time, after astute guess­ patently, the crimes had been love its "candy" taste! Lio-Pharmacy, Dept. 10846 emigrants to America. committed with tbe treasure as work, he bad transcribed tbe en­ For constipation, for colic due to gas, upset stomach 1180 Second Ave., The legal position appeared to tire message. It read: the motive. N.Y. City, N.Y. be that the companies were bound "40106020. The treasure *» He thought of the various pos­ and the first symptoms of a cold, always to maintain the emigrants from buried ten paces from stone cairn sible suspects—Dr. Straater. Har­ give your child Castoria. Gentlemen: nu> between two red pines under ding's trusted physician: Dr. To­ Get a bottle today. Discover the the agreed date of sailing until the north em waU. WnuKUd." ler, a comparatively new friend: Enclosed find $. for which please send me day—it might be years later—when Tne meaning of tbe numbers at Madame LeRoux young Bitber­ laxative for your child—the laxative treatments of the famous LION CROSS HERB TEA. the beginning now dawned upon bee, Fred Benet. Mrs. Castian is made especially for children, the United States would let them Mrs. Straater. and the servants filter in through the small quota. him. They gave tbe longitude and babyhood to eleven years. latitude of the island. The north Could Harding possibly have left Name „ _... The companies were actuaUy com­ cliff waU referred to was the spot Skeleton Island to one of these on Skeleton Island where Captain persons? To some one other than peUed to buy a strip of land near Audrey? Address Southampton, which they named Santrey and Drumm had taken Bitherbee and Audrey on that day Kirby rose abruptly. He would CASTORIA City _ -...State. Atlantic Park, and keep the emig­ when they bad gone cruising. find out—right now. rants there in idleness—together Kirby bit the end of bis pencil He pocketed the .parchment and THE CHILDREN'S LAXATIVE with any chUdren born to them. and wondered how Captain San­ his translation of the cryptogram FROM BABYHOOD TO 11 YEARS and picked up Jane's revolver. He The last emigrant, in* fact, did trey bad ever been astute enougb i to decipher the cryptogram unlocked the door and left th. not leave Atlantic Park until a few Somehow, be couldnt quite see room. years ago. the old seadog doing it. Someone The revolver in his hand, be moved silently down the haU to * * * sharper than Santrey must have done it. Castian's room knocked softlv A After the Anglo-German emigrant In all probability. Santrey nao and opened the door a crack. fight, the next exciting thing was found tbe map, and bad had some the coming of the turbine. other oerson translate tbe ciober 'To be continued J Tonic TURBINE COMES Constant Down- r—-^ The changes it had brought to I dragging Weakness— i^J^M In 1897 the turbine came into the the world were inconceivable. Nature warns you of Food shipping world to work as great a Between 1850 and 1880, the grow­ change as the propeUer. And its ing years of the steamship age, HUMBER Oxo raises resistance history is interesting. Britain's trade increased four times KIDNEY There were turbines in ancient over. In one decade, 1850-60, the trade —it is a Protective Food. Egypt being used by the priests to of the whole world grew nearly half T 31* ff >* g 5> Sustain your body with open one of their ponderous temple as much as it had grown in the pre­ doors, but in their present form vious Lclf-ceutury.—Sunday Express. The little illustration given the right nourishment—nourishment BICYCLES at the foot of this advertise­ they were invented by the Eon. 00 - C. S. Parsons. ment will tell thousands of which can be easily assimilated and sufferers where lies the The greybeards of the Admiralty TIDE TABLE FOR APRIL cause of the terrible pain, increases nutrition—take Oxo. did not look with favour on the tur­ the awful weakness they bine, so Parsons devised a daring endure—the kidneys. plan for pubUcity. The Best Weak Kidneys aUow poisons to creep into the system. Uric acid lodges; in * * * High Water Low Water Sun­ joints, making them hard to move. Muscles become inflamed. Back is " fit BEEF Dat< \.M P.M. to break." Kidney trouble soon makes you feel and look too-old, worn-out It was the year of the Diamond A.M. P.M rise let Jubilee, with its great Naval Re­ 14 125 1.50 5.51 6.48 0 ^ HERE'S RELIEF IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS view at Spithead. 7.54 v.00 To Rent or 23 in BRIEF 15 231 3.03 8.57 5.50 6.49 ny Why should you sufFlr when hosts of moa J.A. 4/35 Parsons went to the review in 9.10 and women have passed from the torture of his Uttle yacht Turbinia, which was 16 3.39 4.14 10.02 1022 5.49 6.49 kidney trouble to splendid health and vitaUty run by a tuibine. 17 4.42 515 10.59 1128 548 650 simply by taking De Witt's Kidney and Blad­ 6 JO 1151 der Pills? Within 24 hours from the first Against aU regulations the dar­ 18 5.40 5.46 6.51 dose you will see (from colour of urine) they ing Parsons mixed himseU up with 19 6.31 7.01 12.28 12.40 5.45 6.51 are acting on the kidneys. the review. 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PRINCESS HOTEL ACTIVITIES % Mr. and Mrs. Clement H. Buck, 5 5 Z of Ottawa, Ontario, arrived on Satur­ day to spend another vacation at Princess. 1 * * * Ladies Eight young ladies arrived under English the chaperonage of Mrs. Frances S. Jennings, of Washington, D.C, to make Easter hoUday at Princess. Cashmere Sweaters They are Miss Sadie Perry, Washing­ ton, D.C; Miss Claire Van Daell, of DOESKIN Scarsdale, N.Y. Miss Barbara Brede- hoft. of Danville, HI.; Miss Marie JEIillierd, of Washington, D.C; Miss Grace Sullivan, of Oklahoma Oity, 37/6 Okla; Miss Ann McGuigan, and Miss Betty Hargett, both of Washington, 30/~ a yard D.C; and Miss Louise B. Harris, of Newport News, Virginia. The party come from Arlington Hall, Washing­ WHITE AND COLOURS ton. ^ For fair ladies who never have * * * ' a£ Mrs. Viola A. Becker, of Jamaica, enough sweaters. You'll find L.I.; arrived this week to join Miss Evelyn E. Godbold, who has been one of these cashmere sweaters a guest of Princess for some little perfect for sports wear in Ber­ The finest quality the West of time. England can produce. Made in * * * muda or out of it. Knitted from Those from further afield include the little county of Gloucestershire Di. and Mrs. L. J. Leachy, with Mas­ Caerlee Mills Cashmere they ter Dick Leachy, of Buffalo, N.Y.; by master weavers who for years Mr. Howard Hughes of Houston, come in navy, white, hibiscus, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. G. Gaston, with canary, and many other fascin- have given us our matchless quality Master G. Gaston, of Detroit, Michi­ Doeskin, soft as a Bermuda breeze gan; Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Williams, ating colours. of Minneapolis, Minn. and in glorious colours—It's one * * . Miss Gertrude L. Hill came from of the many things to see here. New York ior her Bermuda Easter. Mrs. Edith F. Staver is from Jackson Heights, L.L; Mr. Geoige J. Schoene- man is from Washington, D.C; Mr. Thomas M. Keneflck is from Medford, Mass. * * * M till further arrivals by last steamer were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hurley, with Established 1844 Miss Patricia and her nurse, of lestnut HiU, Mass.; Miss Beatrice I'Keeffe and Mr. Lionel O'Keeffe, if Jamaica Plains, Mass.; and Mrs. telen Dunphy, of Boston, Mass.

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Others staying at the hotel include Miss Dorothy A. Ackert, daughter of HAMILTON HOTEL NOTES _ Chief Engineer of the DuPont Mr. Malcolm T. Anderson of Wethers­ S*S my. and Miss Mary Francis field, Conn., Mrs. A. C. Richardson S&NKS*N&NKS&S*NK. f Dover, N.J., are making Several hundred Easter visitors and Miss F. Clare Atkinson, Larch­ lay together here. Miss Ackert GENUINE ANTIQUE from the many cruise ships in port mont. N.Y., Mr. Frank B. Deslin, s from Montclair, N.J. visited the Hamilton over the week­ Yonkers, N.Y., Miss Adelaide end. A most delicious buffet lunch­ (5akley, Pittsburgh, Pa., also the * * * SHEFFIELD PLATE eon was served in the Grill Sunday. Misses Louise Peterson and EUzabeth J. M. Blight, official of the Eddie Wittstein and his Orchestra McCullogh of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. j aiming Company, of Niagara entertained the guests with a special and Mrs. Richard Darlington, Merion Falls. Ontario, with Mrs. Bright is Another assortment just unpacked Easter programme. In the evening Pa.,also Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Maxwell • paying Belmont Manor a visit. The this popular orchestra gave a very of Merion, the Misses Clara and Brights live in Queenston, Ontario. fine concert which was enjoyed by Florence McGrath, Port Washington, * * * GEORGIAN TRAYS — TEAPOTS — a large and enthusiastic audience of N.Y., Miss Frances J. Cronan, Flush­ The good smell and feel of Mrs. L. S. DeAspe, with her two guests and visitors in for the evening. ing, N.Y., Miss D. Wiggins, Rock- attractive young sons, of Mexico ENTREE DISHES and CANDLESTICKS * » * away, N.Y., Miss Gladys Derrick, City, Mexico, selected Belmont for Messrs. Robert Marx and Henry Freeport, L.I. Miss Evelyn Blow, clean clothes and linen can their Bermuda stay. Akers of Cincinnati, Ohio, are Hamil­ Jersey City, N.J., Mrs. Laura P. * * * DUTY FREE when accompanied with our ton guests. Mr. Akers, who is rated Grant, BronxvUle, N.Y., and Miss only be obtained by thor­ Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Peterson, of written guarantee among the five leading divers of the Helen M. Batz, of Staten Island. Toronto, Ontario, are among the world, gave a very exciting diving ough washing and drying in additional Canadian guests of the exhibition in the attractive Hamilton week. pool Sunday afternoon. Mr. Akers Mr. John Shew of Waters Ideal * * * has appeared in anumber of the news Tours, Washington, D.C, entertained the fresh air and sun* From New York City came Miss reels and many of his pictures were a party of fifty friends at a cocktaU Mario E. Arnold; Mr. and Mr.. J. A. S. COOPER & SONS made in the Miami-Biltmore pool. party in the CocktaU Lounge, Mon­ Factor; Miss Mary A. Schmitt, and * * * day noon. Mr. Shew was a passenger in the M.v. Georgic here for the Miss Bose Livinger. 802fftu. Washingtonians here for a hoUday * * * week-end and staying at the HamU­ include Miss Mabel Smith, the Misses ton. Miss I. Mac Adam and Miss Marie Orton, Colleen M. Phoebus, Miss It is easy to do this with C. Maher are both from Brooklyn, Lucy B. Smith, Mrs. K. R. Stock­ N.Y. Miss Helen Fisher comes from man, Miss E. Sceckton, Mr. and Mrs. oo^— an Electric Washer and the RockvUle Centre, L.I. Miss M. An- When you ask for Wendell Holmes, Misses Marie and nia CampbeU is also from Brook­ BASS' ALE or Mildred Vardeman, Miss L. Johnson, HOTEL BERMUDIANA cost is negligible as can be lyn. Miss Anna M. Vale, Miss Geraldme GUINNESS' STOUT M. Park, and Miss A. L. Scholl. * * * EASTER SUNDAY liss Helen Black is a recent ar­ Be sure and specify * * * easily proved by asking those rival from Ozone Park, L.L, Miss "BULL-DOG" Brand Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Kelly of Two thousand Easter UUy blooms lia M. Dever is from Englewood, Brooklyn, N.Y., arrived at the Hamil­ for which this island is famous de­ who enjoy using one. N.J., Miss Ruth Lewis is from Roek- Robert Porter &_ Co., the bottlers of "Bull-dog" ton Saturday for a week's visit. corated the Lounge, the dinning !entre, N.Y., and Miss Jean brand, have the first call on all Bass and Guin­ * * * rooms, the SUver GiiU and various Remmersis from Cloister, New Jersey. Among other guests from Brook­ guest rooms of the Bermudiana over I Mr. andMrs. EarlW. Shinna., are ness which is brewed—and their tasters know lyn are Mrs. Dorothy A. Clifford. the Easter week-end. from Chevy Chase, Maryland, that their job, Mrs. Eleanor Cush, Mr. Samuel attractive suburb of Washington, Matzke, Mr. P. C. Dreibelbis. D.C. ,_, _^ * * * The Lounge of the hotel was filled Connor Canadian Washer Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Boylan and for the Easter night concert presented -oo- GOSLING BROS,, Ltd. daughter Miss Mae Boylan Of Pater­ by Al Donahue's orchestra directed Established 1822 son, N.J., are here for a fortnight. by the concert master Mr. Charles £18. 10. 0 INVERURIE HOTEL NOTES 89.3

SheU Union Ofl. 17} of Messrs. H. A. & E. Smith, Queen Rev. R. O. Walker; 3rd. Mrs. W. 30} 31 NEW YORK STOCKS Simmons Co Street. White. Soeony-Vac. OH. 14} 15 COTTAGE" AND "WAYSIDE GARDEN" 37} 38 The Ust of awards is as foUows:— The awards from St. George's "Adds 70% to the Southern Pacific. Southern RaUway. 18} 18} had not been received at the time of Food Value of Milk' Monday's Closing Prices COMPETITION Sperry Oorp 20} 20 DEVONSHIRE going to press. Standard Brands. 16} 16} Standard Gas & Eleo. 71 The Silver ChaUenger Cup was Sat. Mon. Stand. Oil of Cal. n Cottage:—1st. Mrs. Robert Aitken. awarded to Mrs. Welrose Smith, Air Reduction 190 190 Stand. Oil of Ind Gratifying Improvement Throughout the Island 2nd. Mrs. J. J. BusheU; 3rd. Mrs. Greenback, Warwick, for the "Best 65 64 AUied Oh. & Dye 2011 Stand. OU of N.J Trott Smith. Cottage Garden" and to Mr. Roy 48i Stewart-Warner. - 23 23} AUis Chalm. Mfg. 40| Wayside:—1st. Mrs. James WU­ Am. Can — 120$ 121} Studebaker Corp 14} 14 The "Cottage" and "Wayside Gar­ The foUowing points were stressed Mayor, Paget, for the "Best Way­ Am. Car & Foundry 37| 38 Superior OIL..— 5} 5} den" competition throughout the in judging: 20 points for tidiness, Uams; 2nd. Mr. Elmore Adams; side Garden" in the competition. iQcomalt Am. Coml. Alcohol — Texas Cors*-. 38} 38| 3rd. Mrs. Kenneth Baker. A Special Award is being made to ~8f 35} 35| Island, sponsored by the Garden 20 each for colour and design, 28 Am. & Foreign Pow 9 Texas Gulf Sulph Most Improvement: Miss Har­ Mrs. J. G. Mansfield of "Weefo," Am. & For. P. pf 38f 38} Thermoid Co Club of Bermuda, and organized for appropriate plantings and quaUty 68} rison. Somerset, whose deUghtful cottage Am. Locomotlro—. .A 31 31 Tlmken Roller Bear 68} with the help of a Committee in each of material, and the larger estates, Am. Mch. & Fd..„ -... — Union Car & O - 88 87} Parish, has aroused a great deal of where gardeners are employed, were garden is representative of the type 12} 133} 133 Am. Power & Lt— 12J Union Pacific f. interest and a most gratifying num­ handicapped by the 20 points given WARWICK of garden which the Committee 23| United Aircraft ..... 26} 25f Am. Radiator — 24 ber of entries, 176 in all, were made. want to stress and encourage. Am. Rolling MiBL.... 30J 29} United Corp.. . 7} 7} to those who did their own work. Am. Smelt. & Rfg 84| 84f United Corp. pt. 44| 44f Devonshire topping the list with more This scale of judging worked very Cottage: 1st. Mrs. Welrose Smith; A Spclal Award is being given to Am. Sugar Ref 54 53} United Drug _ 13f 13} than 40. The Parish committee made 2nd. Mr. J. C. Green; 3rd. Mrs. Mrs. Edmund Gibbons, whose at­ WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY: weU In most cases, taut it proved in­ Am. TeL & Tel _. 167 166} United Fruit ______their awards last week, and the two adequate in some, and it is realized Calder and Mrs. G. Rattery (tie). tractive wayside garden only lost to United Gas Imp. 16} 16 Am. Tobacco B — — highest in each parish weie then Wayside: 1st. Mr. John M. Smith; Cocomalt in milk is recom­ Am. Water Works 24J 24} U.S. Indus Alco 57} 55} that the competition can be improved Mr. Roy Mayor by a few points. mended for chUdren, adults, Anaconda Copper -... 38f 39} U.S. Rubber 34 34 compared and judged for the SUver with subdivisions of classes, and other 2nd. Mrs. Joseph DarreU; 3rd. A Spclal Award is being made to Atchison 85f 86} U.S. Rubber 1st pf..._ 79} 80 Trophies to be presented by the Trade features, which have been noted this Mr. H. Astwood. Mrs. M. R. Smith, GUbert Institute. expectant and nursing mothers 33 94 93} Atlantic Refining. 32} U.S. Smelt. R. & M Development Board for the "Best year, when the competition has been Most Improvement: Mrs. Frank Mrs. Welrose Smith has created and convalescents, because it 45} U.S. SteeL _ 71} 72} Auburn Auto 48} Cottage Garden" and the "Best is deUcious, easily digested food Baldwin Loco 3} 3} U.S. Steel pf.. 132} 132 more or less of an experiment and it Ferreira. a beautiful thing in the making of her Wayside Garden" in the competi­ supplying valuable protiens, Baltimore & Ohio 22| 221 Vanadium Corp. 23| 23 was desirable to keep it as simple as cottage garden. SmaU in scale, and BarnsdaU Cp. A - 19} 18} Warner Bros. Hct....__ 11} 11} tion, these to be competed for an­ possible. The great success which PAGET yet of a pleasing variety, colourful carbohydrates, assimUable iron, 30} Warren Pav „ Bendix Avia 29} 9} 9f nually and a repUca to be kept. has resulted seems to warrant the and harmonious, it is the garden food calcium, food phosphorus, 62} Western Union Tel 87} Bethlehem SteeL 62| 88} prediction of a better^and more.com- and Vitamin D. Bohm Al. & Br — 54} Westinghouse Elec & M. 120} The judges were given no mean Cottage: 1st. Mrs. K. O. ArneU; of a woman whose personaUty is Borg Warner — Wilson & Co task. They expressed themselves as prehensive plan for next year. 2nd. Mr. Warren Smith; 3rd. Major expressed in her love for flowers, 120} 48; Briggs Mfg 57} 57 Woolworth Co__ being very delighted with the gardens Bartrum. and whose greatest pleasure is to 22} Worthington Pump The competition was started with Byers (A_M.) — 49} they visited, and the exceptionally Wayside: 1st. Mr. Roy Mayor; care for them. Mr. Mayor has given Canada Dry G. Ale — YeUow Tr. & Coach 18. the idea of fostering a spirit of cot F. J. G. FOOTE, Canadian Pacific 13| 13| -OO- 18} fine showing therein. A marked im­ tage gardening similar to that exist­ 2nd. "Horizons"; 3rd. Mrs. W. E. us a splendid example of a wayside Sole Agent Case Thresh 167} 171 provement could be noticed in de­ ing in England, so that graduaUy a Tucker. garden, and his fine palms and col­ CaterpiUar Tractor 78} 78| INVESTMENT YIELDS 27? sign, colourful effects and in quaUty typical Bermudian Cottage Garden Most Improvement: Mr. WiUiam ourful blooms may be enjoyed by all Celanese Corp 28}- of plant material, and nearly perfect Aldridge. Cerro de Pas Cop 55} 56| might evolve with local' characteris­ who pass by. He richly deserves his 58 marks in each entry could be given tics and colour: also, to draw new award. Ches. & Ohio 48} The foUowing are a Ust of bid and Chrysler Corp 102} 103} for tidiness! people into gardening—to make bet SOMERSET The judges ta this final com­ asked prices on Canadian Bonds Colorado F. & I — ter gardeners of those who are al petition had a most difficult task. Columbia G. and E 21 20f supplied by Johnson & Cooper, ready lovers of the soU—to bring en­ Cottage: 1st. Mrs. J. G. Mansfield; Gardens of so many types and varied Oolum. Carb 134 128 Correspondents for W. C. Pitfield & Coml. Credit — joyment to many by colourful way­ 2nd. Mrs. Bray; 3rd. Mrs. Frank de izes found themselves ranged against Co., Ltd., Montreal. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Coml. Solvents 20} 20} side gardens, wall gardens, and at­ SUva, Jr. each other for the final judging. Mrs. 3 Com. & Southern 2} tractive plantings around gateways Wayside: 1st. Mrs. W. Trew; 2nd. Howarth's "cottage garden", a unit Congoleum-Nairn — GOVERNMENT BONDS ConsoUdated Gas 34} 33} Local Rates and entrance. The competition had Mrs. Reeve; 3rd. Mrs. Foley. in one of Bermuda's finest estates, Consol. OU 14} 14} Bid Asked its inception a few years ago, when Most Improvement: Mrs. Harvey, an example of perfect planting and 7,8 Contl. Can. 79 C.N.R. 4}/56. 113} 115 Tho foUowing is a copy >f the Mrs. J. J. Stonow offered|to give a Mangrove Bay. most artistic colour harmony, and Contl. O. of D 35} 35} 72| C.N.R. 5/69 116} 117} BuUetin displayed on Monday certificate to all gardens in Smith's Mrs. W. H. A.- Walker's beautiful Corn Prod. Ref 72| and HamUton Parishes showing a A new idea Curtiss-Wright 7 6| Dom. of Canada 4}/59.... 109| 111} at the local banks : SMITH'S PARISH formal garden which received the Deere & Co 84f 85 marked improvement in six months. award in Pembroke wore up for com­ Dele ware & Hudson 49 50} This year ______Storrow most gener­ 201 INDUSTRIAL BONDS U. 3. DGLLAKS Cottage: 1st. Mrs. L. W. Howarth; petition with the simple cottage in jellies.,. Del. Lack & West 20| ously consented to extend her offer 2nd. Miss Nettie Peniston; 3rd. Mrs. awards in Warwick, Somerset and Douglas Air 64} 61| to the other paiishes, also donating Tom Mercer. The flavour oi fresh ripe fruit, Du Pont de N 151| 152}|Abitibi5/5 3 46 48 Buying at 4% dis $5.00 HamUton Parish. Mrs. Aitken's £20 in cash for other prizes. This was Wayside: 1st. Mrs. George Tucker; Eastman Kodak. — Acadia Sugar 4}/55 99 102 garden in Devonshire, with its charm­ sealed in a sugared (\ cone, Elec. Auto-Lite 41} 41 Selling at 2% dis S4.8979 supplemented by sUver and bronze 2nd. Mrs. Atticus Burgess; 3rd. Miss Canada Cement 5}/47.... 105} 107} ing setting andjgood specimen blooms Elec. Power & L 14} 14} medals donated by the Garden Club Emmie Trott. which lies in the finely-pow­ Famous Players 6/48 102 104} was a strong contender. The way­ Erie R. R 15| 15| CANADIAN DOLLARS of Bermuda and the Trade Develop­ dered crystals of Lushus Table First Nat. Stores — Most Improvement: Mrs. James side garden of Mrs. George Tucker Halif ax Harbour 3/38 98} 101 ment Board, the latter offering two Foster Wheeler 34f 35} RUey. of Smith's Parish,.with its artistic Jellies, ax fascinating flavours HamUton By - Product SUver ChaUenge Cups for the "Best Free Texas 30£ 31 Buying at 4}% dis $5.0262 planting of palmettoes, ferns and Gen. Asphalt — Coke Ovens 5/55 98 100} Wayside" and the "Best Cottage —strawberry, raspberry, wild SeUing at 2}% dis _ ..$1.0231 HAMILTON PARISH naturaUstic pool—the charming Gen. Elec 40} 40| Minnesota & Ontario garden in Bermuda which created a cherry, orange, lemon, lime— 37} FRANC POUND glimpses of UUes, roses, nasturtiums Gen. Foods Cp 36| Papear6/50 - 32} 34} great deal of interest. Aid each or 2/3 for SUver Gen. Motors 70 70 United Amusements 5/56 98 100} Cottage: 1st. Mr. Chrles Tucker; and other colourful blooms in Mrs. Gillette Saf. Razor — 2nd. Mr. Eugene Harvey; 3rd. Mrs. 22 Wabasso Cotton 4/47....„ 93} 95.70 London.... 74 98 His ExceUency, the Acting Gov­ WiUiam's garden in Devonshire and Cardboard Tray of six packets. Goodrich Rub 20} Percy Outerbridge. Goodyear Rub 29f 30| New York 6.59125 ernor, the Hon. A. G. Grantham, has the long fragrant borders of Mrs. Wayside: 1st. Mrs. Herbet Scott; Granby Consol — UTILITY BONDS very kindly consented to present Herbert Scott's in HamUton Parish, Great Northern pf 39} 39 2nd. The Aquarium; 3rd. Mrs. Hast­ c UOTATIO:

Games Played on Saturday, April llth 1936

First Prize: (10 goals) £15. 0. 0. each.

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Sunderland SHtt Retains a Boxing Show at St. George's perfect. Last Sunday week we heard GOOD LOOK IN WINS HOSPITAL ACT Captain Ross Winter and his coura­ Commanding Lead Scheduled for Tonight geous colleagues making their first Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency HOPEFUL STAKES Continued from Page 1 "dive" into the ether. What matters A. W. G. H. Grantham, Acting Governor of Bermuda London, April 13. (CP)—West In order to provide added Easter ~ _ if there were a few delays? Of what Bromwich Albion and Blackburn Tuesday night entertainment for the | Disappointing Crowd Despite the Assembly, the question was account is tt tf our local talent—and Rovers did little to improve their many tourists who wiU land at raised as to "what person or persons very exceUent it was too—did not position on Saturday at the bottom St. George's from the various cruise Ideal Weathe. are likely to die in Beimuda in the quite measure up that of the Parent of the English Football League. West immediate future leaving substant­ Amateur Hour? Success only comes FLOWER SHOW ships, there wttl be an "Easter Cruise Bromwich went under 5-3 at the In spite of the splendid weather ial bequests to a Hospital which, as after trials, disappointments and Boxing Tournament" in the Somers Sponsored by the Garden Club of Bermuda hands of Everton while the Rovers Opera House, St. George's, tonight. that favoured the running of the Message No. 53 itself admits, wiU pratice. Considering the fact that and Sheffield Wednesday failed to The first bout is scheduled to start races yesterday at the SheUy Bay stiU remain nothing but a Govern­ neither Captain Winter nor the local at score on the latter's ground. at 8.45 p.m. Race Track, a disappointingly smaU ment institution, the land and buUd­ wireless station had ventured upon Sunderland, the League leaders, The foUowing programme has been crowd was on hand to witness some ings being owned by the Colony, the air before, should we not applaud lost 2-1 to Bolton Wanderers but still arranged:— fine races. The Hopeful Stakes, the which wttl also contribute very larg- them and do what we can to help— retain a commanding margin over feature of the afternoon, was won ly towards its support. not belittle—their courage? No. 6 Shed, Hamilton Derby County. Aston ViUe and 4-ROUND PRELIMINARIES by Mr. B. MeUo's Good Look In, 2. Many persons think they have From a definitely authoritative Wolverhampton Wanderers obtained ridden by Joe MeUo. an inherent right to free treatment source, I heard today that the Bermu­ on creditable draws, the Villa and Man­ Sonny Mood vs. Radio Gene 1st Race: The Easter Handicap, at a Government Hospital, regardless da Broadcasting Co. has received more chester sharing the points by virtue WiU Burrows vs. Battling Caines 4J furlongs. Mrs. O. J. Cooper's fine of abiUty to pay. Since it will remain than a hundred letters from cities as of their 2-2 score,while the Wander­ Lightning Lindsey vs. Kid Pork new horse "Kelton," ridden by C. a Government institution, as men­ far removed as Kansas City. Not 15th and 16th April ers shared two goals with the strong Chops. MacLaughlin, won, with Tangee, tioned above, this beUef wttl doubt­ one of these letters was derogatory. Stoke City team. ridden by Joe MeUo, second. less persist even under Trustee man­ It seems a shame that in this brave Liverpool were defeated 3-1 at 8-ROUND SEMI-FINALS Kelton is a finely made sorrel which agement. • venture of Captain Winter and his Preston and Chelsea lost the verdict obviously knows his business. He is 3. Cumbersome method of account­ coUeagues that they should have at Portsmouth by two goals to one. Shifting Shadow vs. St. Thomas Kid one of the finest looking horses seen ing. The same method asusedtaaU to be reminded causticaUy and un­ The Show will be open Derby County earned a 2-1 decision Kid Flood vs. Kid Tanner. at the SheUy Bay Track ta a long Government Departments, but found, fairly of that age-old axiom, "A pro­ over Leeds United at Derby. In a time, and from this, his first bid says the Message, to be more or less phet is not without honour, save in very tight game at Huddersfield the MAIN BOUT, 10 ROUNDS for local fame, it would appear that inconvenient. The existing system his own country". ON WEDNESDAY THE 15TH FROM 3 P.M. TO 10.00 P.M. home team ousted Birmingham by he\ wiU bear watching. of pre-audit, under which the money There are amongst us those, (and the only goal of the match. Mike McGowan (Middleweight Getting away to a good start, he must be ta the Treasury to that ac­ I have heard them aplenty) who claim and on champion of Bermuda), vs. Gunboat set the pace for the flrst furlong, after count, is also objected to, and the that there is no need for a broadcast- THURSDAY THE 16TH FROM 11.00 A.M. TO 6.00 P.M. IN THE SECOND DIVISION. Flamingo. which Tangee came out ta front. Hospital BiU provides for a "post tag station in Bermuda. In answer, Officials for the evening are, Re­ Kelton, however, again forged ahead audit" cf accounts after the money let me say that good, bad or indif­ In Second Division matches on feree John La Rue; Judges, A. R. as they entered the cut and romped is paid out. The Message admits ferent, a weekly or bi-weekly pro­ Competition open to the public. Prizes awarded in the Saturday Bradford City downed West Vaucrosson, J. S. McBeath: time­ home an easy winner. The time was that the defects in accounting gram from our beautiful Isle wiU various classes Ham United 3-1, and Manchester keeper, J. Cardie Mosse; announcer, 58 seconds. might be rectified by appropriate augment the exceUent work of the City and Charlton Athletic are now Benny Walton. Reserved seats are 2nd Race: 1 mile trot or pace. Won Bermuda Trade Development Board amendments to existing legis­ A gold medal will be awarded for the finest twelve stems tied for second place with 48 points. now on sale at Wright's Ice Cream by Louise Lowe, driven by Jack MeUo. lation, without also effecting a and bring Bermuda more personaUy of Bermuda Easter Lilies exhibited by a bona fide grower. In the Third Division, Southern Parlour, St. George's, priced at $1.50 Second Volantic. Time 2.17-3/5. change of management of the to the many who either do or do not Section, Luton Town, at home, and $1. 3rd Race: Hopeful Stakes, 1 mile and Hospital, and the merits amd de­ read the advertisements CarefuUy. played a scoreless draw with MUlwaU oo—— 1 furlong. As preViously stated.Good merits of this particular change may Through encouragement from others, Rules and Regulations governing and now share the leadership of that Look In won, ta the comparatively be left to accountants and such long perseverance and hard work, I entries and exhibits to be similar section with Reading who triumphed Durban Race Club's Easter slow time of 2.03, after a duel with the financial experts. am sure that future broadcasts under to those used in previous years in 3-0 over Brighton & Hove Albion. gallant Dorothy Ann, which, as we Apart from the fact that the Hos­ the management of Captain Winter connection with the Agricultural Meeting at Georgetown wiU never be either indifferent or Exhibition Chesterfield went further ahead predicted, limped ta second with pital is asking fora different system bad. They wiU be definitely good. by winning 2-1 from Mansfield Town Bear Grass a poor third. Only four of accounting from other Govern­ GEORGETOWN, B.G., AprU 13. So let us give him and the Bermu­ in the Northern Section of the Third horses started, as Plus Four was ment Departments, and that although Entries will be received at the Assembly Room of The (CP)—Trinidad entries were dis­ da Broadcasting Co. constructive Division. scratched, and Dinta BeU refused to such other Departments seem to Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, Hamilton, on Saturday, appointing when the Durban Race criticism, if we must, and save our 00 face the barrier. bear up under the existing system llth April, and Monday, the 13th April, between the hours Club's Easter Meeting opened in destructive remarks until we, our- AU considered, it was a rather dis­ fairly weU up to date they may fol­ of 10.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m fine weather on Saturday. The track ourselves, have accompUshed some­ appointing showing for the contend­ low its example ta the near future, Prizes will be presented to the Winners of the "Wayside was somewhat heavy through re­ thing better. Rangers Surrender Runner-up ers for the Blackiston Cup. stiU another reason is given, which Garden" and "Cottage Garden" competitions by His Ex­ cent rains, but times were good BeUeve me. Sir, to be Position to Aberdeen 4th Race: Free for all, second heat. the Message admits is the "root cellency, the Acting Governor, at 4.00 p.m. on the 16th. and there weie many close finishes. Your obedient servant, Won by Louise Lowe. Second Pre­ cause" of the trouble, and this is D. P. Fernandes on Easter Maid won sident. Time 2.19. 4. Divided ResponsibUity. So im­ SALT AND PEPPER. By kind permission of Lieut.-Colonel A. F. Miller, GLASGOW, April 13. (CP)—The the Governor's Cup by a short head 5th Race: The Hctel Stakes, 5 portant is this reason deemed that it M.C, and the Officers, the Band of the 1st Bat­ 1-0 defeat inflicted by Hamilton from Mrs. Rahaman's Rolls Royce. furlongs. Won by Georgiana, C. Mac- appears in the text cf the Message talion, The Sherwood Foresters will play on both Academicals on Saturday put a TTis ExceUency the Governor, Sir -CC— LaughUn up. Second Prince Magyar. with a capital D and a capital R. afternoons. crimp in Glasgow Rangers' splurge Geoffrey Northcote, was among the Dorothy Ann was scratched by the According to the Message, respon­ to annex the Scottish Football large hoUday crowd present. Re­ racing committee on account of her sibUity for the administration and championship. The Rangers have sults were as foUows:— COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Attractive Teas will be available at 1/6 lameness, thus limiting the entry control of the Hospital wavers un­ now surrendered the runner-up posi­ Creole Maiden, 6 furlongs: 1. to five horses. certainly between the Executive and Admission: Adults 1/- Children 6d tion to Aberdeen who swamped Rolls Royce, 121 lbs: 2. Sky Queen, Big Musical Film Has Premiere This the Board of Governors, and the 909ts4.tn7.tfa9.sll.t_l4. Albion Rovers 6-1 at Pittodrie. The 112 lbs. 6th Race. The HamUton Stakes, Afternoon. question is plaintively asked: 'To Celts strengthened their hold on the Fogarty Cup, 1 mUe, 100 yards: 1 } furlongs. Won by Chrysafrus, leadership of the First Division by Greenslade up. Second Dr. McNeil. whom should they look—to the "Nothing can stop 'Broadway Mel­ Wracksand, 120 lbs: 2jOology,1201bs. Board, whose Regulations they are winning 2-0 at Arbroath. 3. Golden Star, 117 lbs. Time 59 seconds. ody of 1936' from being a success. The Celts, with 60 points, retain a required to obey, or to the Executive, It's terrific entertainment. Cram- Governor's Cup, 5 furlongs: 1. which appoints thorn?' No doubt iree-point lead over Aberdren. The Easter Maid, 125 lbs: 2. Rolls Royce, edwith laughs and dancing, but what Rangers have now 58 points. this is the real cause of most of the dancing! It had the preview audience 116 lbs: 3. Sky Queen, 100 lbs. troublo, particularly if warring per­ The Airdrieonians divided two Durban Cup, 6 furlongs: 1. Des­ on the edge of their seats. Eleanor ST. GEORGE HOTEL BEACH AND GOLF CLUB .als with MotherweU to remain at Easter Monday Results of sonalities aie involved, but why Powell undoubtedly is a film name mond, 108 lbs.: 2. Lady Ulaud, 108 should the people of Bermuda have On the Open Air Terrace Overlooking the bottom of the League with 24 lbs.: 3. Chinacock, 115 lbs. English Football Games to conjure with. Has personaUty ints although they have played to pay for an expensive experiment in looks and ability. In addition to this Beautiful St. George Harbour Six Furlongs Class: 1. Golden Star, changed management just to settle ne game less than Ayr United. The 120 lbs: 2. Wracksand, 130 lbs: 3. LONDON, AprU 13.—HoUday she trots ont a brand of tap dancing ted, although playing at home, who's boss at the King Edward VH and baUet work the like of which Rockwood, 108 lbs. matches played in the English Foot­ Memorial Hospital? BAND CONCERT were defeated 2-1 by Dunfermline. Six Fuilongs, Class V: 1. Rolls ball Leagues on Easter Monday has not been seen on the screen Previous debate in the Legislative 31yde and Hibernians both won Royce, 116 lbs.: 2. Easter Maid resulted as foUows:— heretofore. By the Sherwood Foresters Military Band Council has made it exceedingly matches, the former Club 135 lbs: 3. Man-o-war, 109 lbs. "Jack Benny dees an exceUent clear that the proposed change of 3 to 5.30 beating Hearts 1-0, and the latter The meeting concluded on Easter FIRST DIVISION job as a Broadway columnist. Up management at the Hospital is mere­ gaining a 3-0 decision over Third Monday. near the front is Sid Silvers, who ly an experiment at the expense of .nark. Clyde and Eibernians are oo— Birmingham 2 Sunderland 7 in addition to his contribution as the Colony, the loss of the fees and low bracketed in seventeenth place Brentford 4 Everton 1 one of the writers, makes it tough the subsidy of £20,000 a year being with 26 points. Exhibition GoU Match and Derby C. 1 Chelsea 1 going for Benny. just something to start with, and the Partick Thistle-Dundee and Queen Leeds TJ. 1 Manchester C. 1 "John Considine has given the "Trick-Shot" Feature Message itself confirms and enlarges Grand Water Carnival South-St. Johnstone, each tied Liverpool 4 Blackburn R. 1 picture class production throughout. this impression. St. George Swimming Pool while Queen's Park lowered Middlesbor. 5 Sheffield W. 0 There are a dozen dance routines, KUmamock's colours by winning An unique afternoon's sport is Preston N. E. 1 Bolton W. 0 The Message itself admits that not aU class. June Knight does two 8.30 only the method of accounting but 1-0. promised at the Belmont Manor Stoke 0. 1 Giimsby T. 0 routines, one with Nick Long, Jr., golf course on Thursday afternoon, West B. A. 1 Arsenal 0 the system of control of the Hospital and one solo. Auspices of St. George Athletic Club SURE OF PROMOTION by a Government Board is exactly starting at 2:30 p.m., when the world Wolverhampton 2 Aston ViUa 2 "There isn't 'a bad performance famous trick-shot golf exhibitionist, the same as employed in other Gov­ ta the picture. Bob Taylor gives WATER POLO CHAMPIONSHIP GAME The giants in the Second Division, Joe Ezar, wttl featuro his numerous ernment Departments. But, ta a nice, sustained performance as SECOND DIVISION Special Races for Passengers on S.S. "Arcadia" and St. Mirren and Falkirk, staged a trick shots. In addition, Dick Chap­ somebody's opinion, neither of these the young producer. June Knight battle royal on the former's ground man , the Westchester amateur cham­ systems are good enough, and the is a good selection as the heavy. The S.S. "St. John" at Paisley, Falkirk winning 2-1. pion of 1934, Stuart Murray and Barnsley 0 Bradford 0. Ebsens look Uke nice comedy bets Bradford 1 Bury Colony is asked to experiment, at 100 yards men's free style These Clubs are certain of promo­ Harold Wells, golf professionals at for pictures. Charlton A. 2 Tottenham H. considerable cost, with new ideas of tion , however. the Belmont, wttl join Joe Ezar in ar "Roy Del Ruth's direction keeps 75 yards ladies free style Fulham 7 Port Vale management. Two courses there­ exhibition golf match. fore appears to be open—either to the picture going at a fast pace and Hull City 2 Newcastle Prizes Awarded by the Bermuda Government General admission to the course get rid of the trouble-makers (and is responsible for a great portion Leicester O. 1 West Ham U. Grant and Budge Win Inter- on this occasion wttl be four shillings perhaps later adopt the new ideas to of the entertainment values. He Manchester IT. 4 Burnley or one dollar. the credit of somebody else) or ap­ deserves particular credit for his Zone Matches with Mexico Norwich C. 4 Notts F. DANCING point a Committee (a Joint Com­ exceUent handling of Miss Powell Southampton 1 Blackpool mittee, if necessary) to investigate on her screen debut. Music by Al Donahue's Augmented Orchestra Swansea T. 2 Plymouth A. HOUSTON, Texas, AprU 13. (CP)— Reggie Meen's Quick K.O. the soundness of the ideas put forth "Dance routines by Dave Gould The I ed States Davis Cup team under direction of Jack Haggerty and determine whether or not they are aU novel and original, with his won both the opening singles matches THIRD DIVISION should be appUed to all Government staggering of the numbers always Programme arranged by St. Qeorge Chamber of Commerce here on Friday in the Inter-Zone LEICESTER, April 13. (CP)—In (Northern Section) Departments controlled by Boards. in keeping with the story. 1033ttu. play with Mexico; Donald Budge the Granby Halls, Leicester, Reggie Such a Committee would have all defeated Esteban Reyes, Mexico's Meen of Desborcugh, the former Accrington S. 1 Mansfield T. Summer before it ta which to in­ No. 1 man, 6-3, 6-1, 6-1, and Bryan heavyweight champion of Britain, Barrow 1 York Oity knocked out Guardsman Wilkinson vestigate, but the King Edward VH "Bitsy" Grant being forced to ex- Chesterfield 0 Lincoln O. of London in 41 seconds after the Memorial Hospital is far too expen­ libit aU his cunning to defeat Daniel Gateshead 1 Darlington THE BON-VOYAGE LUNCHEON first round gong. sive an institution to experiment Hernandez 3-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3. Halifax T. 1 Tranmere R. with music for dancing with at pubUc expense and there is oo Oldham A. 2 WalsaU served in nothing to gain by trying to keep Rochdale 1 New Brighton <~ NEW YORK] —00 official information on the subject The Palm Garden Restaurant English Racing Rotherham TJ. 3 Hartlepools TJ. from the people of Bermuda, who .».., L 4 or G. P. Hughes is Victorious Stockport C. 2 Chester KEMPTON PARK, April 13. (OP) Wrexham 1 Carlisle TJ. must pay the bills! Tropical Grill Lord Derby's Guiscard today won the oo , • •"" of the ALEXANDRIA, AprU 13. (CP)— Queen's Prize, a handicap over a two G. P. Hughes, the British Davis THIRD DIVISION IN PRAISE OF BROADCAST NEW WINDSOR HOTEL mile route. Two lengths behind was (Southern Section) Cup player, won two singles matches Corona Corona (A. F. Davis) and Apple from 12.30 to 2.30 pjn. 13th, AprU, 1936. We don't know why anyone in the Alexandria lawn tennis cham­ peel was third. Winner started at A LA CARTE or TABLE DE HOTE SERVICE Bournemouth 2 Clapton O. 0 The Editor, should want to leave Ber­ pionships. In the first round he de­ 9 to 1. Applepeel won the race last A new innovation Brighton 0 MUlwaU 0 The Royal Gazette & Colonist Daily. feated the Egyptian, H. Sursock, year at the same odds. muda. However, should Music for Dancing continuing throughout the TEA and COCK­ Bristol O. 0 Queen's P. R. 6-1,6-2, and in the second V. Roonen, 0 business or pleasure call you TAIL hours from 3 to 6 p.m. Exeter O. 1 Torquay TJ. 1 DearSir:- 6-0, 6-2. to New York, be certain to Then remain for Luton T. 12 Eristol R. 0 Over a week has passed since we —oo B. The Dinner Dance 7 to 9 p.m. Newport C. 1 Aldershot 1 had the pleasure of "listening-in" make the HOTEL Le Tj Tropical surroundings, Gay music, Fine Wines, Excellent Cuisine. Northampton T . 2 Cardiff O. 0 to Bermuda's first real effort at MARQUIS your head. Fred Perry at Budapest % Specializing in Sea Foods and Bermuda Delicacies Notts C. 0 Watford 2 broadcasting, and, with one excep­ quarters while in town. It is Help Colitis S BERRIE BROWN'S ORCHESTRA Reading 0 Crystal P. 1 tion, there has been no criticism CANNES, France, AprU 13. (CP)— the one hotel which can Beware Drastic Stomach Drugs Southend TJ. 2 GiUingham forthcoming. In using the word Fred Perry, the famous lawn tennis There are thousands of small, delicate 2 boast of the same quiet muiuCes in the stomach and intestines, Swindon T. 4 Coventry O. 2 "pleasure", I speak from a personal player, is to visit Budapest to play in which may be endangered by drastic or charm as that which makes f^ritatlmr drugs. Be careftU. K Colitis standpoint, for the two-hour pro­ a contest on April 15th., and 16th. (^tiS-Ul i-Htation of the Colon or —O.J gram from the Coral Island Club Bermuda so delightful. Leave Partnered by Baron Bela von. Kehr- 1„„ intestine), dne to AeicHty, causes voif to suffer from dull ache or burning brought me, not only pleasure, but your bicycles behind because Bermuda Boat and Canoe Club Ung, the Hungarian Champion, ho wiU Fn toe side or stomach, Gas, Heartburn. Motor-Boat Speed Record Biliousness Bad Breath, Coated Tongue. thoroughly satisfactory entertain­ theatres and shops are only play in a doubles match against the Ne^^lss. Sleepless Nights and lras ment. That aU Bermudians and Hungarian players, Szigeti and Ga- of T><__> don't waste a minute. Get the Atlantic City, April 13. (CP)—At other residents upon these Isles of a step from the door. browitz. Dortor^s P?escri^ion called Dr. Nixon's ANNUAL DINNER Kolade powder* Quick, triple action Atlantic City the world's speed record Rest should not be proud of such an HOTEL Baron von Kehrling, it wttl be a ?™t hes LTfelaxes w^iS^SSTlsSSSS for 225 C. I. class motor-boats was earnest and accomplished effort is recalled, defeated H. W. "Bunny" and stomach muscles, helpsi heal "}»cous PRINCESS HOTEL membranes and checksi Acidity It must twice broken by G. Mortimer Auer­ unthinkable. Austin at BoauUeu in 1933. fix you up or cost nothing under the fah-play guarantee ot money back on bach in his Emancipator IV. Surely one applauds the courage mt>e ^Marquis April 14th, 7*30 p.m. Fred Perry has been staying at His best speed was 64.74 m.pJi., Ker ro of a young chUd who makes his 12 East 31_t Street New York City Cannes where he has been playing in youfled.r chemisDon't t 8«toe PrTi . Sxon'Nixon«* I_ola_kolade which beats his previous figure of first dive from a three-foot spring­ A KNOTT HOTEL Tickets can be had from The Smoke Shop the Beau Site tournament. Powders today. 63.54. board—even tf the .dive, itself, is not 1021tm.tu.

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MUSICAL EVENT AT • PRINCESS Crossword Puzzle An important musical event will By LARS MORRIS; take place at the Princess Hotel next S— Decisive accomplish­ ACROSS ANSWER TO • • Sunday evening when Jacques Lube PREVIOUS PI!____5I ment 1—stake in poker ft—Toboggan-nude will present an entire song recital for •—Remove? impurities 7—Grave* the benefit of the Rose Gog-Bug (rom surface ef S—Became acquainted • 10—Former home run with Scholarship, Bermuda High School. fcttt 9—Roman eels i4—Author ot "De* 10—Spoliation , A collection will be taken for the fund -Capita!" il—Russian mountain • » -Third hour ot _a» range to which everyone will wish to con­ lft—Musical air U—Money-drawer , 17 -Pertaining to 13—Henry's ! tribute. tdeoplasm 31—Recline languidly • iS -Undersized people 33—Instrument of It is not generally known that Mr. n—Become Insipid torture Lube, besides being a master at the M—Newsboys (French! 35—Struggles G IS—Sings tremulou-b Sft—Fragment \ violin, which he has consistently 14—Pry Into corner* 37—Remove as—Chief officer ef as—Doctrine demonstrated during his seasons at eathedral 39—Article of clothing aft—Adjust difference* 30—Compound derived SHIRTS tbe Princess, is also a singer of note n—Put an end to from ammonia and has coached and studied with completely 31—Genus til orang-utan il—Lobster cage 33—Of divine character some of the best teachers of the 34—Put (top to 34—Praise continually IS—One thousandth ef 37—2500 pounds of coal English and American at one and f time. His programme will embrace inch 6»—Carry oft booty 3S—Separated by M—South African ST—Not fully cooked violence groups of Italian, French, Geiman highland SS—Heroic poetry 40—Body of kindred the same time. England had the and English songs. Music lovers n—Republic whose 59—Arrangement 41—Nuisance v capital 1* Santiago CO—Adeline 43—Income derived from broadcloth on which was laid who wish a treat will, do well to re­ aft—Congealed dew 61—Have meal Investment 3>—Ashes (Scottish) 62—Requires 44—Vertical pipe* member the date, next Sunday eve­ 40—Converts into char­ S3—Transfer title to 48—Changed residence American patterns — the correct coal 47—Vehicle on runner* • • ning at the Princess. Owing to the 41—Semltlo language DOWN 48—East African antelopi 43—Fretful person shape, a good fit.... veiy bad weather on last Sunday 1—Derived from anamld 49—Shed copiously 44—Do over again 50—Pass title to 45—Sodium chloride a—Nothing (Spanish) 61—Stamlnate , T evening the attendance at Mr. Lube's 4ft—Dimness 3—Make ornamental symphonic concert was not as large 47—Beach addition* to 53—Mormyrold fish With consumate skill and attention 50—Garment-tree 4—Omitted considera­ 53—Pastoral poetry ' as expected, though many came from 54—Permission to OS tion ef BS—Rather than • to detail a super Shirt was evolved. • far parishes to epjoy this excellent IO 1 i 13 programme. It was one of the most 5 b r 6 . 3_ • ambitious musical evenings yet pre­ -• 1 3 1 • ib sented in Bermuda and appreciation f IM 19 Of fine English Broadcloth was heard on all sides. • 17 >8 but American in style . . . The programme of next Sunday's ««. benefit concert will appear during ET 13 EATHER muggy? Palmolive's cooling, cleans­ the week. *o m • Hot? Discover the ex­ ing and beautifying lather is but W ZM i2S • quisite pleasure of a Palmolive due to ^he precious olive and iO 8/6 and 10/6 2b 27 28 %_-) il 31 bath ... let its cool, soothing palm oils of which Palmolive DIRECTORS CAN ACT, TOO % lather refresh you, relax your is made. If you, like millions, 33 5M ib • A favourable tariff makes it • » i % tense nerves, make you feel are using Palmolive to keep 37 38 3b buoyant and radiant! your complexion lovely . . . possible . . . By James Arthur % % • T MO M> let it now do for your body 39 Every great picture director has his % Refreshes and beautifies... *M£M what it does for your face! T own "act"—and is a star at it! ODP M2 1.5 may be a comedian, another a dram­ % With a soft washcloth full of Mb Mb • atic actor, but each "sells" the idea of rich Palmolive lather, mas­ his story to the players by a care­ g. 50 51 5* S3 fully thought out series of manner­ M7 M8 VF> sage your whole body until isms and tricks of personality. iSb b7 every pore is free of perspira­ 5M 59 William Wellman is outstanding tion and dust. Rinse... then, 4 amoDg the users of comedy tactics. 5© 59 bO In fact, be is often referred to as the a sprinkle of cool water. Dry clown among the directorial talent. foi W. b3 gently. Your skin is lovelier Tbe austere Fritz Lang is tbe keen 9 | — cooler and fresher, too! analylist, using tbe devices of a col­ 9 1836by C nitedl Feature Synd calcine lege professor to teach what he de­ BERMUDA sires. Sidney Franklin, director of THE SPECIAL, LOW HIGH SCHOOL GOOD EARTH, and who was re- sponsibla for THE BARRETTS OF BENEFIT DANCE FOR AUSTRALIAN WHITE Mid-Season For Girls WXMPOLE STREET, is the symbol of RIBBON PAPER forcefulness. Quiet, he speaks in Next Friday evening a dance will I look forward PRICES WILL RE-OPEN low tones, but with a forcefulness be held in the Pembroke Sunday that, as Paul Muni says, "makes School, 8.30 to 12.30, in aid of the St. for the Dear Comrades,— to my Daily for every word he speaks as effective as if John's Guild. These occasions are SUMMER TERM printed in bold-face italics." very enjoyable, especially for the Clarence Brown, director of AH, BOVRIL on younger set. A large crowd Is hoped I feel I must send you a few lines WILDERNESS!, is another of the for. The orchestra will be tbe popular knowing how much Australian White Dry Cleaning Tuesday, April 21st quiet type. He sits, watches the ac­ "High Hatters," whose excellent Ribboners have shared with Great Your first appetising cup of tion, addresses his principals, and dance music has been heard often Britain in spontaneous loyalty to Bovril gives you real invigor- 1936 in crowd scenes speaks bis instruc­ before. Tickets for the dance can our King. Last week I motored ation; you feel It while you by the famous tions to Charlie Dorian, bis assistant, be had from the following persons : through the route to be followed are drinking. When you who booms them forth. Misses Ruth Masters, Marion Obris- three hours later by the King and take daily Bovril you find that this regular invigor- tenson, Leicester Astwood, Gladys ation is raising the whole tone of your health— The Head Mistress will be Robert Z. Leonard, director of THE Queen, in Camberwell through back Casidy, Daisy Vallis, Madeline Smellie giving strength and energy, and, should infection f f at the School on Monday, GREAT ZIEGFELD, on the other streets. Every small shop, every Uttle Mrs. Jack Crisson; Messrs. Walter threaten, a more active resistance to disease. Build 20th instant, from 11 a.m. to hand does his own "booming." The side street, one saw decorations— "TRI-CLENE Masters, TJlrick Christensen, Charles up your strength with daUy Bovril. 12 noon, to interview the former opera baritone roars his many of them just coloured pieces of Ward, Bobby Landman, Ben Ingham, The scientific parents of any new pupils instructions—which can be heard paper— but what a language they Charles Perinchief and H. S. Astwood. Dupont method who may wish to see her. two stages away—In the voice that spoke. For ten consecutive days used to carry to the topmost gallery. throughout Britain every village and 1045P<|tu.s. Always genial, usually laughing, the all our cities have without any force, personification of good nature, Leon­ These Fish Stories Are True shown such gaiety—police were Uttle ard puts the most diffident player needed, the vast crowds policed BOV Garments come back themselves—everywhere goodwill pre­ at ease at once. Luise Rainer, whom OTTAWA, Canada.—Here are two vailed. to you as fresh and SALTUS he directed in THE GREAT ZIEG­ fish stories from Canada, guaranteed wholesome as when GRAMMAR SCHOOL FELD, says of him: to be true by government officials. Only our King could make a house­ JOHNSON & COOPER, Agents new. They look new. "He has the most pleasant roar I The Department of J-lsheries at hold of the Empire. He has joined SUMMER TERM have ever heard." Ottawa reports that fishermen-mo­ our hands round the world. I We want everybody to Everyone on the set, from stars to torists m Cape Breton Island (Nova watched m London Uttle children at know the superiority opens "prop" boys, calls him "Pop." Scotia) are lubricating their motor­ CamborwaU sitting on the curb­ cars with fish oil. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION AND BRIGADE of the "Tri-Clene" dry George Cukor, director of ROMEO stone eating their bread and jam— Monday, April 20th The fishermen got the idea when with a three-hour wait in front of cleaning method, and AND JULIET, goes through all the fifty big blackfish wandered too close at 8.40 a.m. action with his players as a personal them—waiting to cheer our Royal­ A SERIES OF DANCES to the shore and were captured at ties—rich and poor have all joined to take full advantage Parents who desire to inter­ point, and not to guide them. Then are to be held in low tide. About 650 gallons of oil in cheers and songs. At one private of it. view the Headmaster, or to he watches and makes critical sug­ THE MASONIC HALL, SOMERSET were obtained from the catch. The dance in one of London's noble enter pupils should call at gestions. He is a stickler for perfect oil was also used for oiling harness homes, from the window the music Commencing April lfith, 1936 his residence on Friday, dialogue, on wbich he is considered an and burning in lamps in place of These special, low pri­ floated out—the crowds outside H.M.S. Dragon Band April 17th, from 2.00 to 5.00 eminent authority. kerosene. • danced to it and caUed out the tunes ces during this mid- p.m. Jack Conway, on the other hand, .ts from Miss Pitman, Post Office, Somerset The other fish story comes from they wanted—and the band was or­ net acts scenes before his players, with Help a very worthy cause. season period will Quebec. This spring thousands of dered to play—presently the noble Pupils will wear Summer the admonition, "Don't try to act _037t-_-__. small fish are to be dropped by aero­ people came out and joined the make your introduc­ Uniform: 'em as I do." This is merely a sug­ planes to restock hundreds of small crowd—joined hands with them— tion to "Tri-Clene" Forms I, II, HI, IV, khaki gestion of the general idea of the lakes in the province. and they aU danced in one ring shorts, white shirts, fawn thing." The success of his "Act" economical as well as socks and shoes, blue blazer In order to do away with the use of round the house. is demonstrated in A TALE OF TWO water, thus lightening the load of the with badge or grey coat ASTHMA gratifying. Now, look CITIES. aeroplane, the fish will be kept alive jjf^CHITjS** (without badge) sweaters, Never has London night after over your wardrobe. by oxygen. Experiments last year mght had such vast crowds—with grey or white, with or with­ Tod Browning, noted mystery pic­ FOR SURE _ E. E. Hor(-__ett,286 Wil­ ture director, is the "quick on the showed that oxygen had no ill effect 100,000 people watching round son. St., Kingston, writes: "My j out school colours." RELIEF IN two girls suffered terribly from trigger" type. He sums up his idea whatever on the fish and they grew Buckingham Palance for a glimpse bronchitis. Until I tried Buck­ normally in their new homes. It was to their King and Queen, who never SHORTEST ley's HO remedy gave relief. Forms V and VI, as above, in a few fast sentences. Between After the first dose both rested but grey or white long scenes be tells stories to relax his even possible to numb the fish from failed to appear on the balcony. I TIME well. Within 24 hours the Men's Suits 6/- bronchial tubes were clem*.** trousers may be worn. players. half an hour to two hours. saw tea parties in the streets—they Mr. W. Hardie. 49 Ardagh St., Toronto, says: "I suffered Men's Coats 3/6 W. S. Van Dyke, director of —Reuters Canadian News. were like so many play-grounds— •-?___ Atfre a flash % A SINGLE S'IP PROVES IT ' Full grey uniform is legal greatly from asthma, and tried NAUGHTY MARIETTA and ROSE- crowded, but aU orderly. The police many preparations without re- for all at any time, and looked on and smiled. I motored UCKLEY fief. Finally tried Buckley's and Men's Trousers 2/6 MARIE, is crisp and incisive on the now feel like a new man." 7 Saltas ties must be worn by MIXTURE; set; fun-loving and prankish between on JubUee Day 100 nules through Ladies' Dresses—5/- up aU. Oldest in Canadian House Yorkshire and Derbyshire vUlages. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES scenes. He and Jeanette MacDonald Wholesale Distributors : Bermud? General Agency Far Sale by all Deallet n plays dozens of practical jokes on Was in Press Gallery Everywhere joy, and flags, and Ladies' Skirts— -.2/6 Plain blue caps are required festivities! and aU voluntary "be­ for cricket. each other between scenes of their in 1882 Sweaters 2/6 pictures. The combination of all cause we Ukes them"— (the King R. E. E. BOOKER, M.A. and Queen). business before tbe camera and play OTTAWA, Canada.—Mr. R. S. Headmaster. between times works perfectly. FANCY BOXES 1046ttu.th. White, who sits for Montreal and is For the simpUcity of their goodness, Richard Thorpe maintans an the oldest member of Canada's House their unfaUing trust in the guidance of air of unruffled calm, and has never of Commons, was honoured recently of God—which has sent a great on the celebration of his eightieth BERMUDA been known to become excited— spiritual thriU round the world. birthday. Before he became a par­ STOP not even when his boat cracked up Never has any land seen such a time. Paper Napkins and Doylies liamentarian Mr. White was a jour­ on a reef in the South Seas while he Everyone crying out, "God bless nalist, and as far back as 1882, during LAUNDRY THAT was filming LAST OF THE PAGANS. our King and Queen." the administration of Sir John A. from 1/9 to 2/9 a box Cleaners and Dyers COUGH This air of certainty and calm im­ Macdonald, he sat in the Press Gal­ We know AustraUa, New Zealand mediately inspires confidence In bis lery of Parhament as correspondent and every part of the British players. SHELF PAPER 6d pkg. "The Home of Better with of the Montreal Gazete. Commonwealth has joined our pray- ets—and with them so many lands. Cleaning" "I never saw a man more calm and On his birthday Mr. R. B. Bennett .enburys still get so much out of players and and his group of Consecutives in the Dial 2104 scenes," comments Lionel Barry­ House gave Mr. White a luncheon ^PASTILLES more, one of the stars whom he bas and a presentation. Five men who AGNES E. SLACK. THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. 606tw. directed- ' 'Perhaps Thorpe g6 ts away were with bim In the Press Gallery Obtainable from all Chemists, Stores, In private somewhere, and explodes to of the eighties presented him with Reid Street -(The White Ribbon Signal). etc, throughout the B.W.I. himself over our mistakes." a pipe and an address. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1936 Page 9

*IS"-«'»-3RS3HS_S^ *****i****i*fim*immmmmmmmmmmm'mmmmm*mmmmmg;mt;mmmt ft* st Sf ** ft* Sf s* ft* __f ft* OVER THE RADIO Sft*f ft* Sf ft* Sf Sf ft* TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES ft* */_ Sf Sftif tfrn ft* Sf ** Sf §_• Budweiser WEAF WLW WJZ WABC GSC & GSB ** ft* NEW YORK 700 kilocycles 760 kilocycles 860 kilocycles 31.3 metres & 31.5 metres Sf Sft*f NEW YORK NEW YORK ft* 660 kilocycles CINCINNATI DAVENTRY, ENGLAND -B S3 5.00 Woman's Radio Review Betty and Boh—sketch Betty and Boh—sketch 4.00—Opening Game, New "Quayside Nights"—From fa Old Friend Returning S3 York Giants vs. Brook­ the Port of Brixham lyn Dodgers—baseball Q S3 life of Mary Sothern— Backstage Wife—Sketch ii at S3 5.15 sketch si n Girl Alone—sketch Forever Young Songs and Stories, Charles A Recital by Juliet Godby 5.30 Sorce, tenor, Harry Swan (South African soprano) tim Sf __timf ft* The Magic Voice, dramatic The News ;m THE QUARRY 5.45 Federation ol Women's News and Financial Notes ft* S3 Clubs—talk sketch Sf tim April llth to 18th S3 Wise Crackers Meetin' House — sketch; Talk: "Down to the Sea Sf 6.00 American Medical Asso­ lim ciation Talk music in Ships" S3 Sf at 1/- per bottle S3 Jack Armstrong—sketch Wilderness Road—sketch 620—Walford Hyden's Or­ fim mm 6.15 chestra ; Carmen Del Rio *J» ft* lim Jack Armstrong—sketch 9.9 S3 Mariani Orchestra Same as WJZ The Singing Lady ft* 6.30 ft*__* S3 Same as WJZ Little Orphan Annie- The Goldbergs—sketch Close down *.* __* 6.45 sketch GSC, 31.3 m.; GSA, 49.6 m. ft* ** *.• si The Johnsons News Reporter Benay Venuta, songs Big Ben. "lifeboats" Slimf THE QUARRY SPECIAL COCKTAIL _>* Flying Time—sketch ft* p.a 7.00 News Reporter Minute Men, male quartet M ft* lim Sf Adventures of Jimmy Mat- Capt. Tim's Adventure News of Youth—sketch 9.9 Manhattan, Martini and Quarry Club fri 7.15 Midweek Hymn Sing tern Stories lim Sf 9.9 Lime and Other Popular Cocktails ft* Press-Radio News Press-Radio News Brahms' Hungarian mm Sf Press-Radio News Harry Richman's Orch. _>.* fri 7.30 Dances ft* 11.41 Frank and Flo, songs Alexander Cores, violin fti at 1/- each fti Community Responsibility 7.40—Poetry Reading Sftif S3 —Alfred E. Smith ft**.* S« Renfrew of the Mounted ir* 11 Billy and Betty—sketch Same as WJZ Lowell Thomas Sf —sketch ft* Sf ** Sf sf Amos 'n' Andy—sketch Same as WEAF Easy Aces—sketch Myrt and Marge—sketch A Recital of EngUsh Folk fri Sf Songs by Muriel Wilson 9.9 MEET ft* 'and Gordon Brand tim Sf Bob Nolan, Orchestra and Tony Russell, songs Jerry Cooper, Sally Scher- 9.9 Edwin C. Hill merhorn, Songs ft* AT ft* 8.15 Chorus Sf Sf 6* ft* Same as WJZ Lum and Abner—sketch Kate Smith, songs Talk: "Imperial Affairs,' Sf THE Fred Hufsmith, tenor H. V. Hodson ft* Sf Sf ft* To be announced Boake Carter The News ft* QUARRY Sf Talk—Prof. William Y. El­ •^jme Turns Back *_» ft* liott, Harvard TJniv. ft* Sf 9.9 ft* Same as WJZ Dramatic Sketch Frank Munn, tenor; Lucy Close down (American -Mi Reisman Orch.: Phil Duey, Monroe, soprano; orch. 9.00 baritone: Sally Singer ft* ft* Sf Same as WJZ Welcome Valley — sketch Russ Morgan and his IAfe- lm House) ft* Wayne King's Orchestra Edgar A. Guest Boys Sf 9.30 lm __ft*f Glen Gray's Orch.; Wal­ 5? £i Sidewalk Interview Same as WJZ Ben Bernie's Orchestra; Sf 10.00 Ruth Etting, songs ter O'Keefe: Deane Janis ft* Sf ir* ft* tf*Sf Duchin Orchestra and Same as WEAF PoUtical Talk Waring's •Pennsylvanians *.* Sf 10.30 GSC, 31.3 m.; GSL, 49.1 m. ft* fti soloists _>.« Sf ft* ft* Eddie Dowling's Elgin Re­ The Onli Serenade Pan American Union Con­ Mary Pickford's HoUy­ Big Ben. A Studio Con­ S* *.« 11.00 vue cert wood Party with Al cert by Empire Artists ft* ft* Lyons and His Cocoanut *.* ii Johnny Maitland's Orch. Crove Orchestra 9.9 ft* mm 11.15 9.9 John F* Burrows & Co*, LtcL Sf March of Time ft* ft* Hollywood Gossip—Jimmy Ken-Rad Unsolved Mys­ SS M 11.30 Fidler teries Agents for Budweiser ft* ft* 9.9 Talk—Herbert M. Morrison The News tf* PoUtical Talk HAMILTON Queen Street 99 1L45 gfSfj Front Street ft* frft** 9.9 Dance Music Close down M ft* Annual Azalea Festival- To be announced News Reporter ft* 12.00 Charleston, S.C. ISPf 1009?^s.m.t-_w. Sf ft* fta SE'3ft'£tf*ft*ft*ft*fc*ft*ft**aft***ft*ft*ft*_-aft*'-v-Srf ^ A SPARROW WHICH SOLD Visitors NEWSPAPERS 'JOT/, fixivfrct -food a cbwnM ^t~i(£ ycnito&jbiLecLjtrLE YOUR GOOD HEALTH Murder by Trade Rivals *2^"CV__!f i wl! , Doctor Tells Cause and Symptoms of Kidney 7^_a-a^O^_i_?^ ^--__!__JL'-__ =l__F'r3§5 2 An unusual murder has happened in Budapest. Its victim was a sparrow CHRISMAN, M.D. P^|pi\v_i-_^-jy?__R__^_r'ff^*»? m By CLAUD NORTH S^^9^-l^__Sl^-t-_-__5_^^-_ perhaps the most learned and popular PEW weeks ago, in answer to ids. Just what condition must be ! present to overcome this control is bTA>NA_l__._%C_3«i«_ jrf ONLS*3_B?3Y Al THEt 1 »& sparrow in Budapest and a local A an inquiry, I described the celehrity. condition known as stone in the not known. "Csuri" (pronounced Chooree) the bladder. Now letters arrive asking Numerous things seem to exert (Bermuda* Only English Bar-Cafe) about stone in the kidney. The an influence for or against stone opposite "The Aquarium" sparrow was adopted, and brought up kidney is a se­ forming. Long continued restric­ OOOtta.s. by a lonely old spinster in charge of a cretory organ; tion of fluids, changes in climate, newspaper-stall neai the Western usually there diet, the composition of the drink­ ^Railway Station at Budapest. He are two of ing water in various localities and them, one on inflammation of the kidney all was clever, jovial, and business-like, each side lying play a part. The Worlds and learned how to accost passers- deep in the A poor, monotonous diet is often by and persuade them to take an flank in the followed by stones. The stones may Leading interest in the world's news. He also space between be of all sizes and composed of various crystals. They may consist took charge of the stalls when his tiie top of the of simple gravel or may assume mistress left to deliver the papers to hip bone and Radio the lower rib. the size and shape of the distend­ customers in the adjoining houses They are not in ed kidney pelvis. For some months after your child has been and shops. He would not be tricked, the small of the Stones of large size frequently born, you are liable to get quickly tired and and rejected buttons scornfully when back, but high do not cause severe symptoms. easily exhausted. offered them instead of cash. His OB. CHRISMAN up and seldom Agony for Patient PHILCO are the cause It is different" with the small That is the time to take Wincarnis. A glass­ fame grew steadily, and as be was of pain in the small of the back. stones which pass into the ureter. ful of this delicious tonic after every meal and They are shaped something like a cheerful and had the gift of humour When one of these becomes caught at bedtime will restore your strength and give BERMUDA TRADING CO. he soon attracted admirers and FO snub-nosed pear, a rounded bulg­ in the ureter the pain is terrific. ing top, where the secreting porr An apparently healthy patient you an abundance of vitality. 2.8.14.20.25. increased the'old woman's business. tions lie In contact with the small may suddenly be attacked by a Wincarnis fortifies the bloodstream, and tones Rival newspaper sellers, however, vessels and extract the waste sharp, cutting, radiating pain be­ products from the blood. up the whole system. For the past fifty years, soon began to envy Osuri's salesman­ ginning in the region of the top of These are emptied into small the hip bone. From there it may Wincarnis has been regularly prescribed by ship. As in a liberal State like Hun­ tubules wbich lead down to the extend down the inside of the doctors and nurses of the highest standing. gary they could not apply to a Min­ bulging neck or pelvis of the kid­ thigh and run quite to the heel. Whole Wheat Bread istry of Corporations to stop his ney. The pelvis acts as a sort of The pain is accompanied by Wincarnis is specially prepared for this cut-throat competition, they decided reservoir which contracts Into a faintness, nausea, vomiting, cold market. Do not be misled into buying cheap tube called the ureter, which, In sweats and severe shock. If the substitutes, for they do not have the same . to resort to self-help. One day when turn, carries the fluid into the stone is large enough to fill the Csuri's mistress was on her business bladder. ureter the pain is intolerable and strengthening and health - giving properties We have tried many round, her small companion was In this reservoir the stones are requires enormous doses of mor­ Wiricamis, of course, is just as trapped and wilfully murdered by usually formed. They are referred phine and sometimes even chloro­ 'uitable a tonic for men as his grades of Whole to, depending on how they are form to control it. In other cases for women. Whenever you are "perso n s unknown."—Christian formed, as primary stones, and the stone may lodge and cause Wheat Flour but not Science Monitor. secondary stones which form as only a dull aching pain which can feeling "below par", or when the result of inflammation and only be located by a catheter your nerves are on edge, a one is so satisfactory the presence of bacteria. They are passed up from the bladder or an as our "Special" composed of mixed phosphates X ray of the region. The stone glass of Wincarnis will and develop quite rapidly. may cause obstruction and have to quickly revitalise and soothe you Whole Wheat Flour. be removed for that reason. How Stones Form The treatment of the acute at­ No other produces POSTAGE STAMPS The urine contains many more tack is hot applications and nar­ that delicious nutty solids in solution than can be cotics if necessary- The dosage of taken up by an equal volume of this must be enough to relieve the- flavour so appreciated For Collections distilled water. For some reason, pain so that the muscles may re­ under certain conditions, these lax and allow the passage of tbe by Whole Wheat are deposited around a bit of mu­ stone. After the attack is over, if BERMUDA cus or collections of bipod, and it has been due to acid urine, large Bread enthusiasts. If Il MUST DO YOU GOOD and form stones m, "fader normal con- amounts of distilled or ***tt water you are not getting *WQB8. t&er& are non-almmill-Otis pqjd be drunk at*'alkalies -Jdb? taken to CO LC-MAN this'Whole Wheat BKITISH WEST INDIAN tarte Jfcndef the mm* e. NCARNIS WORKS, NORWICH, ENGLAND * a FOwnj. & CO.. HAMUTON Bread you are missing ERNEST J. BELL fr>«iw?»"w_aa[

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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS Zest In Meals Too Often J S.s. Julienne 1st., (Ocean-Dom­ : inion Line) is due to arrive from Saint John via Halifax with cargo Overlooked By Housewives tomorrow, April 15th. bound By JUDITH WILSON for the West Indies. LUNCHEONS * * * EASONED travellers tell us that S no nation under the sun takes Scrair.b'sd Eggs with Veal Q.t.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur­ as Uttle pleasure in eating as dees K't'.neys Saute ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive ours. The humblest peasant in Fried Tomato Slices from New York on Thursday, April other countries would scorn cur Lett~_.cs with Cream Dressing Spicy Prune Cupcakes 16th., sailing on return trip at 3.00 everyday fare as lacking in the zestfulness that makes eating a p.m. on Friday, April 17th. Agents, pleasure. feed Tomato Juice WatUngton & Conyers. Some of us may try to bl_jne Cu.. _e__ Shrimp with Rice * * * this state of affairs on the depres­ Green Peas sion, but it isn't all a matter cf Scrawbcrry-Pineapple Cup Q.t.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur­ economics. It is lack of imagina­ Crisp Cookies Coffee ness-Bermuda Une) is due to arrive tion. You can make a flank steak' from New York on Friday, April into a dish that is an ep: cures.n! 2% eap3 s'fted cake flour, % tea­ 17th., sailing on return trip at 3.00 delight. It aU depends on the ek.ll i with which seasonings and spices! spoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon p.m. the same day. Agents, Wat­ are used to bring out the flavor. x£a, 1 teaspoon cloves, 1 teaspoon lington & Conyers. Learn to use salt, pepper, cloves, 1aUsp'c e and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Cre-im >_> cup butter and 1V2 cups * * * nutmeg, mace and the many ether j rugar together until Ught and S.s. Somme (R.M.L.Ltd.) is due to seasoning spices ___<_ herbs proper- ! ly and see how interesting ycur i Sully. Add 2 eggs, weU-beaten and arrive from London with cargo about meals become. A suggestion of j I cup coarsely cut cooked prunes. Thursday, April 16th. Agents, Har­ .Idd the flour alternately with 1 spice WiU do wonderful tlrncs for, cup sour milk or buttermilk. Beat nett & Richardson. the following: thoroughly. Bake in 2 greased 9- * # * Eoiled Tongue: Add 1 tablespoon I of cloves and whole peppers, 2 bay j inch layer cake pans or in muffin S_3. Lochkatrine (R_M_L.Ltd.) is leaves and a small en: on to the | tins from 25 to 30 minutes. Cover due to arrive from London with cargo with caramel frosting water in which you cock fresh cr j Scrambled Eggs with Kidneys on Sunday, April 19th. Agents, smcked beef tongue. Melt 3 tablespoons butter in a Harnett & Richardson. Sauerkraut: Add two cr three saucepan, break ta eight eggs, add whole red peppers to the water in salt, pepper, and nutmeg to season oo which it is cooked — also some and cock ever a very slow fire, chunks of pork that are served stirring well from the bottom of MAIL NOTICES with the meal or sliced and used | the pan with a wooden spoon. Be­ cold. fore the eggs are too weU done, Creamed cauliflower: Cook thei turn onto a hot platter and garnish Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for the cauliflower whole until just tender so it wiU keep its snowy whiteness. | UberaUy with veal kidney that has West Indies and British Guiana, Drain and cover with a rich cream been sUced thin and sauted in will close at the General Post Office sauce. Sprinkle with grated nut­ butter. today the 14th. April at 12 Noon. meg. Cream Dressing for Lettuce Registered Mail and Parcel Post at Farina Pudding: Cook with a Substitute cream for the oU in small stick cinnamon. Serve with 11.30 a.m. your favorite French dressing re­ hot or cold lemon sauce. cipe. Add 1 tablespoon each minced S soon as the first tiny tooth is due, give your baby mmm Rice with Shrimp Carry parsley and tiny green onions and 'Ovaltine' Rusks to bite and crunch. Tliey will Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber­ Saute, but do not brown, 2 car­ 1 finely chopped hard-cooked egg. A ensure his happiness and contentment throughout muda for Great Briatin, the Dom­ rots, 4 onions and 2 green peppers Use salt, pepper and paprika to alter chopping fine in 3 table­ taste. eething time. inion of Canada, and the United spoons melted butter. Blend 1/3 States of America, will close at the Molasses Cookies Although not too hard for baby to eat and enjoy, flour with 1% tablespoons curry General Post Office on Friday the 17th powder and blend into tbe melted Beat 1% teaspoons soda into 1 'Ovaltine' Rusks are just firm enough to give the biting cup molasses. Add 1 cup sour milk, April at 12 Noon. tat and sauted vegetables. Add 2 exercise which helps so much to bring the teeth easily cups water and cook slowly for 15 y2 cup melted shortening, 2 tea­ spoons ginger, 1 teaspoon salt and and comfortably through the gums. This exercise Supplementary Mail (Double Post­ minute. Heat in tbis 1 can shrimps age) from 12 Noon to 1.00 p.m. or»V& cups cleaned cooked enough flour to make a batter that also ensures the correct formation of the mouth and can be dropped from a spoon. RoU Registered Mail at 11.30 ajn. shrimps. Just before ready to serve jaws, and keeps the teeth strong, healthy and regular. add & cup heavy cream, V* cup ta waxed paper and chill in the Parcel Post for Great Britain and shredded coconut and salt enough refrigerator for several hours, roU Remember, too, that 'Ovaltine' Rusks contain the the United States at 11.30 a.m. to taste. Serve ta nests of flaky out the dough on a floured board necessary vitamins. They are made from pure, un­ * * * boiled rice. and cut into fancy shapes. Bake ta a greased cookie sheet ta a bleached wheaten flour in whicl_,all the nutritive elements Mails due on Thursday from England Spicy Prune Cake moderate oven. are retained. The addition of a proportion of 'Ovaltine' "jlBx and sift together 3 times. makes them even more nourishing and delicious. Mails per S.s. Berengaria due to • arrive in New York on the 14th.. April should connect with Q.t.e.v Queen of Bermuda sailing for Ber­ 'O^MnLTINE' muda on the 14th. April. oo POOL LIST, 1935-1936 Give Girl a Ch ance The Grocery Company £ 10 0 0 APPETISING - DIGESTIVE-6-NOURISHING Watlington & Conyers_____.. 20 0 0 The Bermuda Coal fi__ 20 0 0 To Tryout Cosmetics dinairtight tinsby all Chemists and Stores H. A. & E. Smith Ltd 60 0 0 By JACQUELINE HUNT aU be washed away before she goes THE • R.9_ Nicholl & Ashton_~„ 8 0 0 DRINGLNG beauty to your to bed at night. Ingham & Wilkinson, Ltd™ 24 0 0 Utt e glrl s flrst u sU John S. Darrell & Co 16 0 0 ** daughter is one of the most u_ £ ' P <* should mmmmmzgm exciting and satisfying experiences ^ ??"? or pink tinted BP p°- Bermuda Trading Co 8 0 0 e comes DELIGHT and W. S. PURVIS & CO., Distributors Bank of Bermuda, Ltd 100 0 0 that you can have. Let her share S?. • * ^ lipstick form. GosUng Brothers, Ltd„_-_„. 40 0 0 in your pride and pleasure ta her This is soft and soothing to Ups W. H. Heyl & Co 8 0 0 appearance and that tend to be dry or chappy and Bda. Electric Light Co., Ltd. 60 0 0 the hours spent it has a way of giving diem a STRENGTH E. & C. F. Tucker 8 0 0 brushing, pol­ deep, soft tone and warm, moist VS PL_ Butterfield & Company 0 0 ishing and ar- appearance without adding artifi­ Wfc Cambridge 5 0 0 ranging her cial color. When she is in her teens ISPMTTS KS<8& of DOGDOM! Trimingham Bros., Ltd 0 0 hair to bring a real Upctick or a paste rouge ta 60 a soft, youthful shade may be used GOOD GARDEN TOOLS Hand, Arnold, Ltd 5 0 0 out the pretti- !_y_^,'" ' est lines of ter for special parties. The Bermuda Railway Co., Early ta her teens a girl should Make (gardening a Pleasure Ltd 20 0 0 face — and the scrubbing need­ be given a cleansing cream, pref­ Pearman, Watlington & Co. 60 0 0 erably a cleansing one that melts West India Oil Co 16 0 0 ed to keep her Be Sure To See Our Display skin clear and quickly on her warm skin, and Smith & Scott, Ltd. ($75}-~_ 15 0 0 taught how the film of sofled oU J. B. Astwood & Son 12 0 0 smooth — will A dog fed on Spratt's is not only immensely seem less should be removed first with tis­ Bank of N. T. Butterfield & sues and then with bland soap and Son 100 0 0 m o n o t o nous satisfied with his lot—he's delighted with the and tedious. tepid water. Bermuda Bakery, Ltd .. 16 0 0 HISS BUNT FOr chapping and for a powder MASTERS HARDWARE CO. Gibbons Company 50 0 0 When she un­ unceasing variety that a thoughtful owner derstands that you are really in­ foundation a good hand lotion is Peniston&Brown Co., Ltd-. 8 0 0 usuaUy sufficient. It there is a ten­ Phone 1192 for the Best Value in Hardware W. S. Purvis & Co 8 0 0 terested ta bringing out her nicest features, there wiU be little fric­ dency to freckle and she is sensi­ can provide. The Yankee Store 10 0 0 tive about it, you might get a good The Bermuda Fire & Mar­ tion between you when the ques­ tion of cosmetics comes up. It is foundation cream or "sunproof" ine Insurance Co., Ltd.... 16 0 0 cream and show her how to blend J. S. Vallis 10 natural for a girl of twelve to want 0 0 to use powder and other cosmetics, a Uttle of the cream with a Uttle Pomander Gate 8 0 0 and as long as you do not forbid skin freshener or cold water, then T. J. Wadson & Son 16 0 0 them she wiU turn to you for ad­ spread a Ught, even film over her [seems to clean quicker Bermuda Hotel Association face, neck and arms before dust­ for advertisement in vice on how to use them properly. From the moment you begin Her first cosmetic wiU probably ing on her powder? booklet •„„ $200.00 be a box of fine, pure face powder Many young girls write asking SPRATTS using Listerine Tooth Paste *** A. J. Gorham 8 0 0 that matches as nearly as possible about whether or not they should you will notice an improvement Harnett & Richardson 10 0 0 her clear natural skin coloring. use tissue creams. These are rarely r in your teeth—a new lustre and The Bermuda Press, Ltd..... 16 0 0 Show her how to fluff it on her needed for the youthful skin. If Ev Masters Hardware Store 8 skin with a powder puff or a piece the skin is very dry, a Ught appU­ meatjihi m& brilliance that will delight you. 0 0 cation of the cream used for Curtis & Barnard 8 of cotton and then remove the ex­ 0 0 cess with a soft baby's brush. cleansing or a hand lotion is suf­ .AND IT MAKES THE BREATH SWEETER The Smoke Shop, Ltd 10 0 0 ficiently lubricating. When a rich­ The Bermuda General The- Point out how important it Is i er cream is used, it should be left i atres, Ltd 10 0 0 that the powder match her skin on the clean skta for fiften min _ nes and that just a mere dusting utes, then wiped away and the 938«:iu. to 28.4.36 LISTERINE TOOTH PASm Bermuda Cigar Store.. 10 0 0 be used for a natural effect—and skta rinsed with cold water before t s3_^.3_-l__i~,'^-*L-_ !_K>£-.''.. ?-S_. •".--- --•_. Htcri-.'*.-•' "••*•. -., ,-v --. ,-J:~_fiZX_ I Astwood-Dickinson Co 10 0 Ol how essential it is that it should she goes to bed. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1936 Page 11

RECIPES FOR MEATLESS DAYS W.CT.U. BID ADIEU TO MISS A.E. SLACK by Announcement Ladies Tailoring Hon. Secretary Leaves For BARBARA B. BROOKS England Tomorrow We take pleasure in announcing to the Bermuda Public Substitutes for meat are in de­ GREATLY ADMIRES BERMUDA the arrival of mand at all times. During the fast days of the Lenten season, the prob­ The smartly tailored lem of balanced, appetizing, satisfy­ Miss Agnes E. Slack, Hon. Secre­ ing meals sometimes becomes a tary of the World's Women's Christ­ woman asks this Spring... serious one. Here are some recipes ian Temperance Union, who has been Mr. Vernon M. Norrish with a choice of fish, eggs, or cheese in Bermuda since February of this Air conditioning and refrigeration engineer of the Inter­ to suit your needs and taste. These year, was tendared what was de­ dishes compare favorably with meat scribed as a "farewell reception" tn national Qeneral Electric Company, Schenectady. Tailored suits of fine doeskin, soft cashmeres, in food value and flavor. There is a the lecture room of Wesley Church, trick or finishing touch in each one Hamilton yesterday afternoon. Miss Mr. Norrish wiU be avaUable for consultation to anyone interested in these subjects. Slack will return to England on the or other lovely materials, in delicate, pastel that keeps it from being ordinary- Just dial 1127 and we will be pleased to arrange an interview. Such recipes quickly become favorites S.s. Camito which is scheduled to shades. Tailored, of course, under the super­ and appear in many homes time and saU from here tomorrow. again by request. Tea, arid a "social hour" preceded vision of M. LOUIS (formerly of MILGRIM'S, Miss Slack's farewell address. Miss ROBERT D. AITKEN SCALLOPED EGGS AND ONIONS Maud Astwood, President of the Ber­ New York). muda W.CT.U., presented the dis­ Queen Street 6 medium onions, 6 hard cooked tinguished visitor, who needed no Everything Electrical for the Home eggs, 2 cups medium white sauce, introduction to her audience, and 1043*tn.t_t.i. presided at the meeting. 1 cup buttered com flakes. Parboil whole peeled onions until tender. Place in buttered casserole. MOST BEAUTIFUL LAND ROLANDS Arrange quartered eggs around onions cover with well seasoned white sauce Miss Slack opened her fareweU Walker Arcade Reid St., Hamilton . Dial 1443 address with a tribute to th6 beauty and top with buttered corn flakes. of Bermuda. She described these 10S9*_u. Bake in moderate oven (400°F.) Isles as the most beautiful part of until heated through or about the British Empire, and expressed 20 minutes. Yield: 6 medium serv­ appreciation of the hospitality she ings. had received and the friendship NOTE: This recipe makes attrac­ she had made during her stay here. . WEDDING GIFTS tive individual casseroles. Chopped There was much to be done, the pimiento may be added for flavor and Hon. Secretary said, In promoting Of the simple kind for the "simple" color. temperance in Bermuda, but She be­ wedding, or of the superlative sort for lieved that her work would prove RICE PATTIES WITH CHEESE fruitful, and she has an abiding faith the "grande affaire." At die lowest SAUCE in her supporters in the local organ­ prices consistent with quality. isation. Her efforts have been dir­ 3 cups cooked rice, 4 eggs, § cup ected in no small degree toward ex­ BUY AT HOME — WITH CONFIDENCE fine krispie crumbs, Salt to taste, tending the Union here largely Dash pepper or cayenne. through the organising of groups of Combine ingredients and mix will. coloured women. These groups, she Fry in a skillet, dropping patties explained, would be affiliated with from a teaspoon into the hot fat. the Colonial Union on a basis of per­ The Astwood-Dickinson Co. Flatten tops; fry until brown, turn fect equaUty. and brown other side. Drain on Agents: POWELL & Co. Telephone 1044 M_S_ Slack also expressed her paper towel or unglazed paper. Serve Hamilton and St. George's admiration of Bermuda's churches, hot with cheese sauce, and Bermuda's Gift Shop with especial commendation of their CHEESE SAUCE attractive Easter decorations. Seven weeks here, she said, had brought 2 tbsps. butter, 1| tbsps. flour, her to regard this as the garden spot \ tsp. salt, \ tsp. paprika, 1/8 tsp. of the Empire. She hopes to pay this / pepper, \\ cups milk, \ pound cheese Colony another visit—perhaps sev­ (cut into small pieces or grated) eral more.

11 Melt butter in double boiler; add Washington, D.C, U.S.A., will be H flour and seasonings and blend well. the scene of the next world conven­ _ffi- Add milk slowly, stirring constant­ tion of the W.CT.U. An American jR. ly until mixture thickens. Continue lady wiU preside, Miss Slack said. Jr*4, STATIONERY to cook in double boiler about ten but she, Miss Slack, wiU be thero, minutes longer, stirring as necessary and she expressed the hope that _T=V f to prevent lumping. Add cheese and many Bermudian members of the _*V beat with a whisk or egg beater until Union would likewise be able to at­ cheese is melted and sauce is smooth. tend. The work of promoting total Modestly priced— Serve immediately. abstinence, she said, was making world-wide progress. X LADIES SUITS CONVENT PIE « but expressive RECEIVES PARTING GIFT X To the above cheese sauce add •Sgf or chopped pepper, parsley and onion. At the conclusion of Miss Slack's _Mh of your own Place cooked macaroni in shallow address, which sl_p ended with a _*$• Coloured Border Tweed buttered baking dish and cover with touching fareweU to Bermuda, Miss sauce. Top with buttered cereal Astwwod caUed upon Dr. Fraser X good taste flakes and bake in a moderate oven Munro and Rev. C A. Munro, who (400° F.) about twenty minutes, or spoke praisefuUy of the Hon. Sec­ retary's endeavours here, and voiced New stock, just arrived, to grace the new shelves and cases of our In pastelle shades, Strawberry, Blue, until heated through. _P_i their appreciation of the good work handsome new building. A splendid selection—and prices are Yellow, Marina and White. The she had performed. & SALMON SHORTCAKES most inviting. In white and in a beautiful blue—the latter initialed. smartest suit and weight for Spring Miss Maud Astwood, President of X Season. __ Split squares of hot crisp corn- the local Union, then presented a X bread, butter lightly and cover with purse, also gifts of various articles X creamed salmon. Other creamed produced from Bermuda cedar; tokens the box fish may be used. Left over corn- of appreciation and affection from from 1/6 bread may be used if it is split and the Bermuda W.CT.U. Sty* toasted just before serving. BRAN CORNBREAD MECHANICS' HALL Writing Tablets Children's Stationery laujkslj BpitttB S^ifixp 3 tbsps. shortening, 1 tbsp. sugar, THEATRE 1 egg (well beaten), li cups milk, Ruled and unruled, Attractive designs and 1 cup all-bran, | cup corn meal.lf 97cqgt-._. in various sizes marvellous colourings. cups flour, 1 tsp. salt, 4J tsps. baking "Mutiny On The Bounty" Year's X powder. Top Adeventure \ / Cream shortening and sugar. Add "Mutiny on the Bounty," Metro- 6d up 9d. box X egg, milk, all-bran and corn meal. Goldwyn-Mayer's great sea picture x Sift flour with salt and baking powder now showing at the Mechanics Hall x and add to first mixture. Stir only Theatre, carries one away with until flour disappears. Bake in the sheer intensity of its drama. x To the Happy Tourists in Our Midst greased pan in a moderate oven Although a historical romance, Gloy Paste Correspondence Cards x (400° F.) about 25 minutes. wrung from the actual records of x * WELCOME * tbe British Admiralty, it is far more 1/- to 12/6 jar 1/6 and 2/' box x absorbing than pure fiction. X It is a superb achievement in X motion pictures, a historical pic­ Everything else in home and office ture as it should be and one that stationery supplies that you may require. Your baby deserves wiU Uve for years to come as one X the best — and of the most exciting sea tales ever screened. X the best is The picture is the true story of THE BERMUDA PRESS/ Ltd X the voyage of H.M.S. Bounty 150 years ago, on a scientific expedition x The Rexall Drug Store of Friendly Service to the South Seas. It tells of the x tyranny of a brutal captain who drove his crew to mutiny, of the life XX30_XXXXXXXXXXXX8XXXXX&^ X THE PHOENIX and loves of the saUors in a tropical Each year thousands of our visiting friends make this paradise and the dogged pursuit of old established and conveniently located drug store their Captain BUgh for the men who had "MUTINY ON THE Dressing Rooms And State Improve­ 'BROADWAY MELODY" rendezvous and headquarters. fed him to the wrath of the sea by BOUNTY" ments casting him adrift in an open boat. There is great ado these days at the In our store you will find everything you would expect "Mutiny on the Bounty" Uves up Colonial Opera House in making Glittering Musical Most Ambitious a modern drug store to carry with a number of non-profit to all the advance praise that has ready for the arrival of two units of Film Ever Made by M-G-M. services, such as writing tables, etc, inspired by a true HOMOGENIZED shouted the picture's merits around Major Bowes' famous amateurs who spirit of hospitality to our visiting guests. the world. Its scenic beauty, some­ No Seats. Reserved But 3 Showings wiU be presented on the stage of the Six months of extensive prepa­ times stark and cruel, is unsurpassed. Dally at 3.15,7.15 and 9.30 p.m. Colonial Opera House during the ration, including weeks of dance FOODS ^r Its cast, headed by Charles Laugh­ week of May 4th. rehearsals, lengthy research for magic ton, Clark Gable and Franchot Easter week wih be fittingly and Dressing rooms are being freshly sets, designing of dresses and gowns Tone, is incomparable. gloriously celebrated at the Colonial painted and equipped with new tables by Adrian, complate Broadway dress Nor can the briUiant direction Opera House this week for in addi­ and full length mirrors andnew Ught­ rehearsal for the penthouse number ALPHA BICYCLES BABIES of Frank Lloyd, stffl remembered tion to the premiere presentations of ing equipment of the most modern and four months of filming was nec­ for "Cavalcade," be overlooked. that super musical film from MGM design is expected to be received this essary at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer FOR HIRE Here is the same sure touch, the "Broadway Melody of 1936", there week. The management is leaving studios for their most ambitious musical, "Broadway Melody of 1938," Completely Equipped swift movement, the feeling of wiU be special showings of that other no stone unturned to see that these realism and intelligence in mass big MGM picture "Mutiny on the remarkable artists are properly pre­ which opens Friday at the Mec­ These are the foods the movement. Never for one second Bounty" on Friday and Saturday sented to the Bermuda PubUc. hanics HaU Theatre. BURNABY CYCLES Dionne Quints thrived on has the director permitted the tense both in matinee and evening and in Seats for aU evening shows wiU be The modernized Manhattan pent­ — there can be no better adventurous excitement of his story addition there will be shown some reserved and they are now on sale house, the setting for one of the Burnaby Street Dial 1513 to obscure the fact that his players of the most clever artists from Har­ at the office of the Bermuda General five elaborate dance ensembles, is proof of their goodness. were real, Uving people rather than lem in a Warner Brothers vaudeviUe Theatres, Ltd., Mechanics HaU, the largest ever built at that studio 84lfw.eitP. mere screen automatons. presentation. Hamilton. for a single musical sequence. kmHUMBER " Bermuda Model BICYCLES—To Rent or Buy—ASTWOOD'S

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"COTTAGE" AND "WAYSIDE Classified Advertisements "AFTER GARDEN" COMPETITION %fir New Pep w Energif; LOST~ MEAL Continued frcm page 7 COMFORT' WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, white have done wonders in beautifying with brown bead. Black spot near RALEIGH the diversified plot of land which assured by tail. Named Micky. Retura surrounds the School House. Every Myrtle Fall, O/o Butterfield's Bank. pupU from the youngest up has a PHOSFERINE 1036*tu. piece of ground to attend to. ChUdren of five and six years of age have flower NERVOUS White BEADED BAG, containing The Finest Cycle Made- beds one yard square to plant and INDIGESTION glasses and sum of money, on tend, all being placed together in a ANO Saturday morning. Reward. Ber­ symmetrical whole, and it is gratify­ DEPRESSION mudiana Hotel. ing to see the tidiness and care dis­ ANiSHED 1047*tu. played. This School is setting a Watch for our Bargain splendid example and the staff of teachers deserve the highest praise HELP WANTED Sale Starting Soon for their initiative to accomplishing .. ."Phosferine soon helped me something towards the education of out of bed and info work"... REGISTERED NURSE wants to ac­ the youngsters in beautifying Ber­ company Patient to United States muda. A special award is being made Mr. B. W. Hollingdale writes s previous to or on April 17th. If " I suffered almost continuously to the School. from Nervous Indigestion, Neuralgia, interested please call. Phone 1153. 1035*tu. The thanks of the Committee are Headaches and intense Depression after a dangerous attack of influenza. given to the contestants, to the Par­ My sister brought me some Phosferine WADSON'S ish Committees, to Mrs. Storrow, the and asked me to try it and I felt the s WANTED benefit from the first day, the lOlMKm.eitp. Trade Development Board, to the judges and to aU those who contri­ improvement in my health was astonishing. My appetite and digestion USED POSTAGE STAMPS off letters buted towards the success of the com­ improved immensely. and parcels bought. Send trial petition, which, although it had Phosferine soon helped me out of 500 for generous cash remittance. bed. Once more I enjoyed long MONARCH BRINGS 605 MILITARY BAND CONCERT BRITISH NERVOUS OVER its weak points, has on the whole Start saving now. Stanley S. been a decided success in stimulat­ refreshing sleep ; my nerves grew AT ST. GEORGE'S MALTA steady again and the neuralgia and Cockrill, 76 Westholme Road, Ips­ Among the 600 passengers arriving ing interest and materially fostering headaches soon left me. I recovered wich, England. yesterday aboard the Furness Ber­ the worthy cause of Better Gardens my cheerful outlook on life and I By kind permission of Lieut. Col­ passed my medical examination to muda Liner "Monarch of Bermuda", Continued from Page 1 in Bermuda. onel A. T. MiUer and the Officers, recommence my twelve hours work were the foUowing:— FOR SALE the Band of the 1st BattaUon of The government is nervous about the per day." Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dean; Mr. and Sherwood Foresters wttl give a con- island because it is pecularly vul­ 15, The Cliffe, Lewes, Sussex, Eng. Mrs. D. K. Chapman; Mrs. Iathgow Mahogany RUNABOUT, 26ft. Chis- certat 3p.m. today in St. George's. nerable to aerial attack from Italy, FOR VITAUTY TO RESIST Osborne; Judge and Mrs. J. Moss according to the New York Herald NERVOUS INDIGESTION USE— craft Chrysler engine. Apply Cecil Ives; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sutcliffe; FoUowing is the programme:— Tribune. M. Moore, Godet and Young's. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hunt; March—"London Bridge" Coates Once the chief pivot of the British 436..tu.th.s.tp Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent Dwyei; Mr. Selection—"The New Moon" N-ivy in the Mediterranean, Malta PHOSFERINE and Mrs. Yates G. Smith; Mr. and Romberg THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS Mrs. Douglas Johnson; Miss M. L. has been virtuaUy abandoned as a Sexual Debility Headache FOR RENT Valse Medley "The Charm of the Weakness Indigestion Sciatica there is no satisfactory s"bstitute O'Brien; Mrs. Barklee Henry; Mr. naval base since Anglo-ItaUan tension Valse" .Winter Influenza Sleeplessness Neuralgia for this, famous British preparation andMrs.P.D.Fox. NewYork. arose. Gibraltar and Alexandria are Lassitude I_. xhaustiou Maternity Weakness In York House, SIX-ROOM FLAT Selection "Gipsy Love" Xehar more favoured now as British naval Brain Fag Nerve Shock Anaemia Get a bottle today Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Clement; Miss Gastric Pains Rheumatism Mental Exhaustion water heater, verandah OTOrtooking Suite "ThreeLight Pieces"....Fletcher bases. Attempts are now being made Sole Distributor: Dorothy Sears; Miss Nancy Harring Obtainable from all chemists and stores, in liquid and harbour. Dial 1515. A. Lubly Lulu at Malta to make the fortified position tablet form, each in three sizes. The larger sizes ton; Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Carleton; NICHOLL & ASHTON 832..w.eitp. B. Fifinette more tenable. are more economical. Miss Loretta Charleton; Mr. and Mrs. C. FoUe Bergere Propsu PHOSFERINE (ASHTON & PARSONS) LTD., TWO APARTMENTS, furnished or Henry R. Murphy; Mr. and Mrs. Lieutenant General Sir Charles London, England. Interval Bonham-Carter was appointed MiU­ unfurnished, near Park. Moder­ Laurence R. Connor; Mrs. Harold Overture "Three Days" Lotter ate rent. 'Phone 1976. B. Sherman; Miss Rebecca Sherman; tary Governor of Malta in February, Two Hungarian Dances Brahms AIR-WAY SYSTEMS 96 't .eitp. Mrs. Edward R. Leonard; Miss Annie succeeding General Sir David Camp­ Sketch "The Old Folks At Home Lundgren; Mrs. R. L. Porter; Miss beU, who resigned because of illness Attractive MODERN APARTMENTS, —And Abroad" -Roberts for G. Peterson; Miss M. Duffet; Miss and has since died. completely furnished, pleasantly Deborah Fawcett; Mrs. Joseph Ful­ Selection "Sweethearts of Yester­ An island seventeen mUes long situated, Hamilton. Apply Ernest ler; Miss Margaret Lewis; Miss D. day" HaU and half as wide, Malta Ues fifty- House Cleaning Motyer, Telephone 2090. Edwards; Miss B. Edwards; Miss Patrol "The U.S.A. Patrol" Coxmore eight mUes south of Sicily and is manufacture of "MARVELS" 1031*m. ei to s.18. Virginia Hickox; Miss Edith Knowles; Regimental March:—"The Young about 180 miles from the coast of cigarettes. Fine tobaccos. FuU Unfurnished two-storey DWELLING weight. Always uniform. Try Miss Eleanor Chonte. Boston. May Moon" northern Africa. It has centuries HOUSE, three bedrooms, Cavendish "The Star Spangled Banner" them. From other cities came Mr. and of stormy history before it was an­ Heights, near Reid Street Ex­ "God Save the King." nexed by Great Britain in 1814, BERMUDA TRADING CO. tension, view of Harbour. For Mrs. George A. Powers; Mr. and Mrs. PURE—MILD—HONESTLY INK oo—— foUowing the Napoleonic wars. It Apr_ll-7.l3.I8.24. further particulars, apply to Hallett S. C. Stacy; Mrs. H. B. Dennison; PRICED Miss Helen Dennison; Mr. and Mrs. BERMUDA has a population of about 250,000. & Whitney, Burnaby Street, Hamil- J. H. Sherts; Mr. and Mrs. E. O. The principal city is Valetta. tor.. Smith Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ful­ -—oo 1038..tu.w.th.f.s. Oh Bermuda, my Bermuda, ton; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Monroe. PITMAN'S SHORTHAND Attractively furnished APARTMENT, LoveUest of the coral strand, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newth; Mr. and EASTER TRAVEL ON THE checks nicely and centrally located. Frigi- I it is who wait impatient, Taught by Specialist in 16 Complete Mrs. G. L. Moore; Mr. and Mrs. F. T. RAILWAY QUAKE" ©ATS Postal Lessons. daire, garden. Apply Mrs. J. To return to your fair land. MALARIA Moses; Dr. Frank Fulton; Miss Ann 7,CH IN V.TAM.N * 5/- Monthly. Success Assured. Critchley. Dial 2749. F. Cyran; Miss Victoria K. Cyran; in 3 days Illustrated Booklet Free. 1051*tu. Miss Pauline E. CoUe; Mrs. AUce L. Isles of beauty, isJes of verdure, That the raUway has played the INSTITUTE OP SHORTHAND Washed by waves of cobalt blue, major part in solving our transport­ 666 COLDS 62, Oxford Street, Unfurnished from May 1st, new six- GIVES YOU TOE VITALITY Hawes; Miss Sadie Flaherty; Miss first day. London, W.l, England How can my heart ease the longing, ation problems has long been con­ T6 KEEP YOU FIT LIQUID - TABLETS room COTTAGE with all modern Hazel McDonald; Miss Loret a Cole­ conveniences, Pitts Bay Road, rent man; Miss M. E. Conway; Mr. and Longing ior enchantment too. ceded. But if further proof were SALVE - HOSE TONIC and LAXATIVE necessary, one has only to instance DROPS £6. 10. 0. per month. Somers Real Mrs. Joseph Eisendrath; Dr. and Mrs. Estate Agency. S. Park; Miss Janet Park; Mr. and For there is a speU of wonder the travel on Sunday last when the island was crowded with visitors. 1044 tu.th.s. Mrs. Edward Wray; Mr. John Ed­ In your quaint unworldly charm, MAXWELL Rare British Colonial Stamps LUX TOILET SOAP ward Wray; Miss Margaret Wray; Let your heritage, Bermuda, No less than 4,795 passengers were sent on approval. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED carried by the railway on that day, The cheapest dealer in the World for Miss Isabel Wray; Miss Isabel Towne. Never want, nor change, nor harm. British Colonial rarities fa:— Used by but one wonders how they would ^ HOUSE 0 COTTAG ES have fared in the absence of a raUway. . T. ALLEN, FOB RENT OB SALE LAND FOR SALS In your need for worldly commerce Coffee 5, BLAKE HAUL ROAD 9 out of 10 film stars Lose not sight of fiiner things. Though the record for last Empire GOOD TO THE LAST DROP Establlshd 1911 PERSONAL WANSTKAD, LONDON, E.11, ENG. Hrs. Grosvenor Tucker You have wisdom of the ages Day, when over 6,000 persons travelled MISS JANE TUCKER by rail, was not reached only very "New Wdstbury" Richmond It ~>ac And the happiness it brings. Phone 1108 Cable "Teucr " Mr. John O. Evans, who has been exceUent staff work by the Company's managing Belmont Manor and Golf In your culture, in your beauty. officials and operatives made it possi­ HOUSES FOR REMT Club, sailed yesterday for New York. You have greatness so worthwhile, ble to provide faciUtles for the thou­ AND OTHER COTTAGES He wiU go immediately to Canada And from out another Heaven sands of sight-seers. Dial 271Yor5 k HouseGERAL. D GRAY where he will open the Manoir Rich- God looks down on you, to smile. Congratulations to all concerned. Cables "Houses' Front St. West eUeu for its regular summer season. oo • Mrs. Evans who also sailed yesterday have something- Many scenes there are about us, wiU spend some time in the States you Oceans, lakes and mountains grand, FATHER AND SON DIE HOUSES FOR RENT OR SALE before proceeding to Munay Bay. But there are no fairer islands Properties for Sale —oo Washed by sea, on coral strand. MRS. ROBINSON GEORGETOWN, B.G., April 13. "AMPBELL. GOSLING & CO. Wife of Canada's Governor (CP)—Within a few hours after Bank o* Bermuda BiiUcliru ?n»n. Women's Press Club Lovely land of sweet perfection, Samuel Miegum, aged three, had To mon- 2063 Cables "Carbrof** Jom= Rare in charm, beyond aU measure, seen his father dead he collapsed Sell Change not, live on in your glory and died. Theodore Desire Miegum, OTTAWA, Canada.—Women writ­ Keep and guard your holy treasure. 57, Manager of the British and Colo­ ers of the Dominion have welcomed nial Bauxite Company with large To into their ranks as a member of the Let there be one place untainted, concessions on Demerara River, died Lease DEATH Canadian Women's Press Club a dis­ That is heaven to the soul, of stomach trouble after a short tinguished author in the person of illness Samuel had had a slight Where one finds in peace and chaste- FARIES—At his residence, Ord Road. Lady Tweedsmuir, wife of the Gov­ fever at the time his father died and ness c c Warwick East, last evening, Manuel ernor-General. As Susan Buchan, Beauty, aU, that makes one whole. coUapsed three hours later. Mie­ To Rent Faries, aged 72 years. Funeral at author of several books and plays. gum, was born in Belgium and came is>o U>ourists 4p.m. today at Presbyterian Church J Her ExceUency was quaUfied for Oh Bermuda, my Bermuda, here nine years ago. Father and son Warwick. membership in her own right, Distant far my way I wend, were buried together. and said she would wear with pride, Yet your speU is still upon me, -oo- as a token of her professional status, And I pray it shall not end. the gold membership badge presented Williams to Visit N.Y. ESTATE OF her at a gathering in which greetings Sincerely yours, READ THIS were conveyed by national officers of GEORGETOWN, B. G. April 13. JAMES NELMES LAMBE the organization. EUZABETH SHIPLEY, (CP)—Arthur J. WiUiams U. S. flier Guests at all Bermuda's principal hotels oo— 1110 Union Central Building who runs an air taxi service here are supplied daily with the Royal Notice is hereby given to creditors Cold Easter Abroad Cincinnaji, Ohio. confirmed the report that he will go and others having any debts, claims to New York and meet Doctor Freder­ Gazette and Colonist Daily. They re­ j or wills against the Estate of James Royalty May Sail ick Redfern, father of Paul Redfern, Nelmes Lambe of the City of Hamil­ LONDON, April 13. (CP)—Snow, to discuss the possibility of Paul's ton in the Islands of Bermuda, de­ rain and bitter winds combined to ceive their daily copies free, by courtesy LONDON, April 13. (CP)—The Sun­ being alive. William said the date of ceased, who died on the 25th day of give European capitals the worst his departure was not decided, de­ of the hotel managements. March, 1936, that they are hereby Easter experienced in more than a day Express said the Duke and Duch­ ess of Kent were considering an in­ pending on his present engagement required to forward the particulars decade. The Royal family including of freighting stores for the bounday of their debts, wills and claims and King Edward and the Queen Mother vitation to go to the United States Advertisers in this newspaper get full benefit aboard the liner "Queen Mary" commission. "The primary object demands to the Estate of James attended services in the private of my visit is to get a new plane, Nelmes Lambe to be paid at John E. chapel at Windsor. The Paris boule­ on her maiden voyage, May 27. of the transient ax well as of the local, oo but I will take the opportunity of Lightbourn Company, Hamilton, on vards were swept by a cold drizzle placing what infoimation I've resident trade. or before the 25th April, 1936, after interspersed with snow flurries. More Hauptmann Testimony gathered at the disposal of Dr. Red­ which date the undersigned Execu­ fern", Williams said. tors and Administrators will proceed to distribute the assets of tbe said Long Distance Smuggling TBENTON, April 13. (CP)—Dr. oo deceased among tho persons entitled John F. "Jafste" Condon, who test­ INDESTRUCTIBLE CARDS Telephone, 1051 thereto, having regard only to the DETROIT, April 13. (CP)—Testi­ ified that he gave Hauptmann $50,- debts, claims and demands of which mony that whiskey distilled in Walk- 000 ransom money has been requested Spurred on by bridge-expert Ely they shall have had written notice, TViUe, Ontario, instead of being to appear Wednesday before the Grand Culbertson, the plastics industry has and they will not be liable for tbe .smuggled right across the river to Jury investigating the charges that produced playing cards made of Lu- said assets or any part thereof so dis­ Detroit went there by a three thou- another man, Paul H. Wendel of marith, a cellulose acetate material. tributed to any creditors, person or ~and mile route touching the Bah- Trenton, killed the child. - ma Island and Savannah, Ga., The new cards look exactly like any The Royal Gazette persons of whose debts, claims and oo —as given Saturday in the Federal other cards, but they are indestruc­ demands they shall not then have r ourt where Richard Jenkins, 23, is Grecian Premier Dead tible. They will not crack when been notified. . trial for rum running. Agents bent, stain, nick, or mark, and ere estif led that Jenkins purchased liq- moisture-proof and washable. One ^ATHENS, April^l3. (CP)—Oon- JAMES DARRELL WILLIAMS, v>r in Canada, shipped it to the deck, used for 15,000 deals, showed stantine Demerdjis, Premier of and Colonist Daily Administrator, '""ihamas, then smuggled it into the not a sign of wear. Greece since November 30, died To the Estate of James Nelmes Lambe United States, g :i Monday after an attack of apoplexy. —Modern Plastics. 1048ttu.ei. to $25. i ._ ATWATER KENT RADIO—N«? M«_J -rase*— WADSON

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