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HOOVER SIGNS THE TWO EXTENSION OF CENTRAL GENEVA CONFERENCE ! POLITICAL RIOTS GO ON IN THE POSITION OF THE MILLION RELIEF BILL GOVERNMENT PACKING GOING AHEAD GERMANY IRISH FREE STATE Farmers and Shippers Meet Hoover's Scheme Causes a Proclamation of Martial Law Irish Delegate Stresses Dino Grandi Appointed to Lon­ to Discuss Question Split in Opinion Has Little Effect Co - operation Desire FRANK DISCUSSION ON GENEVA. July 22- Maxim Lit- BERLIN, July 22.—Two men were QUOTA PRINCIPAL URGED BY vinoff, Soviet Russia's representa­ killed and a number injured in don Ambassadorship SOME VITAL PROBLEMS tive at the World Disarmament. political riots in Germany in spite NEW ZEALANDER Conference, emerged yesterday as of martial law and the new dic­ The establishment of packing an advocate of the basic principles tatorship. A Communist was shot OTTAWA. July 22:—The open­ houses at Southampton, Paget, in President Hoover's programme dead and a number were wounded ing speeches at the Imperial Con­ OPTIMISTIC REPORT FROM Smith's and (when needed) at St. calling for a one-third reduction at midnight when an emergency ference inauguration yesterday last­ George's was advocated at a joint in all armaments. Mr. Hugh squad fired upon a group of 20 ed two and a half hours. After the AMERICAN INDUSTRIES meeting of the farmers and shippers Gibson, chief of the United States Communists who gathered in opening declarations of policy the held at the City Hall^Hamilton, on delegation, appeared in the role of south-eastern Berlin to protest Conference passed swiftly to the Thursday afternoon. The same opponent. against the martial law decree. consideration of methods of work. meeting 'passed a resolution of The Russian demanded that the Another Communist was slain The heads of the various delega­ German Aviator Takes Off for Chicago—"Bonus" emphatic ^disapproval of the pro­ declaration which is to be adopted by police during a Communist- tions met and decided to appoint posal to make St. George's instead of before the Conference adjourns un­ National Socialist battle at Weiss- five committees as follow: 1, Pro­ Army Given Two Weeks to Leave Washing- Hamilton, the shipping port for til the Fall be revised to include a wasser. Saxony. Several were in­ motion of trade within the Com­ ton—Bolivia Declares State of Siege- produce consigned to Canada. specific recommendation for arms jured in a three-cornered clash monwealth; 2, Customs adminis­ More than ninety shippers and cuts of one-third. He forced a roll at Homberg, in which Nazis. Com­ tration; 3, Commercial relations Cotton Strike Called for Today—Televi­ farmers were present, and the chair call and. with some members ab­ munists and Reichsbannermen with foreign countries; 4, Monetary was taken by Mr. O. R. Loblein. staining, the amendment was de­ participated. At Buer. in the Ruhr, and financial questions; and 5, sion for Paris Telephone Users M.C.P. There was a decided opin­ feated by 30 votes to 5. Subse­ Nazis fired upon a group of "Iron Methods of economic co-operation. ion that the function of the Board quently the United States dele­ Fronts" (Republican supporters.! No appointments to the committees of Agriculture and the Department gate's vote was explained by the seriously wounding three. were made. Each delegation is meeting separately to decide on of Agriculture is an educational assertion that he already had been The new military rule prevented X OOVER SIGNS $2,000,000 RELIEF GERMAN AVIATOR TAKES OFF its nominees. Formal appointments one—to show the farmers What to committed to the draft text of the Communist and Nazi meetings BILL FOR CHICAGO will then be made. plant, when to plant and the best declaration. scheduled for last night at Luck- way of tending their crops. After enwalde. in the Province of Brand- WASHINGTON. July 22.— Pre- LOST ISLAND OF SYLT. July This text was assailed from many OPENING SPEECHES this, it is felt by shippers and far­ enberg. In a speech at Bremen Th.e speeches of Premier Coates of sident Hoover has signed the $2,- 22.—Captain Wolfgang von Gronau. quarters, but important portions mers, it is the responsibility of the Adolf Hitler, Nazi leader, expressed New Zealand and Premier Bruce 000,000 Relief Bill. the German Aviator, took off from of it calling for substantial reduc­ grower to care for his shipments or his satisfaction over the dictator­ of Australia, which followed that * * * here at 11 a.m. today for Chicago. tion in air forces and land arma­ have someone he trusts ship his ments survived intact. Sections ship established in Prussia and of the Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, "BONUS' ARMY GIVEN TWO He was accompanied by a crew of produce on his behalf. of the declaration asserting that Bradenberg by the von Papen leader of the United Kingdom de­ WEEKS TO EVACUATE WASH­ three —a second pilot, a mechanic the primary objective of the Con­ legation, showed the willingness INGTON and a wireless operator. His route Continued on Page 2 will be substantially the same as BOARD'S FIRST SCHEME ference was to reduce the means of these two countries to join in an of attack, to prohibit air attacks CO Empire scheme. Australia, said WASHINGTON, July 22.—The that followed in his two previous This much has emerged from against civilians and to abolish Premier Bruce, had devoted many au riorities here have ordered the flights in 1930 and 1931, by way of IRISH FREE STATE SEEKS RE­ recent discussion of a letter the all aerial bombardment (with cer­ months' investigation to the pro­ "bonus army" to evacuate the Iceland. Greenland and Labrador. Board of Agriculture sent to . ..>')- tain reservations) were among those j CIPROCAL TRADE WITH blem and was ready to make a c i ;. \\"i t hin two weeks. His first stop was planned for Ice­ land. Montreal will be his first pers on July 19th. This letter read: approved. Tlie conference is going contribution to the desired end. "I am directed to inform you that CANADA stop in North America. anead with other details of the Premier Coates said New Zea­ U.S. and ARGENTINA NEGOT­ it is the intention of the Board to declaration. Tiie most dramatic land was prepared, where possible, * * * OTTAWA. July 22. The Irish IATING RECIFROCIAL TAR­ make a charge on a percentage basis criticism of th: 'l.claration came to increase the margin of British KAYE DON'S PLANS FOR HARMS- Free State offers a. wide market IFF CUTS for the following services which from Signet i.uio Balbo, ItaUan preference. He favoured the quota WORTH TROPHY RACES for Canadian Hour and bacon, and it proposes to perform, next season: Air Minister, who. on behalf of principle for governing the im­ in return for reciprocal advantages BUENOS AIRES, July 22.—The LONDON, July 21. Kaye Don grading, packing, carting and ship­ Mussolini; characterised it as en­ portation of non-Empire products. U li.ed States aad Argentina are will sail with hisIboat.Miss England ping vegetables to Canada. in .he Canadian matket for certain tirely inadequate and announced commodities the delegates of that This quota should in no ease be negotiating reciprocal tariff re­ 111. on August 10th for the United "Shipping will include paying thai he was abstaining from fur- I applied to Empire products. ductions. States and the Harmsworth Trophy freight and other charges and mak­ country would be prepared to grant ther discussion and voting. this Dominion substantial pre­ The British tariff measures dir­ + * * Races at Detroit from September ing the individual account sales to oo ected agai.vi the Irish Free State 1st. to 5th. He says the coming test farmers whose vegetables have been ferences. Representations along DINO GRAND! APPOINTED these lines will, it is understood, were alluded to by Mr. O'Kelly ITALIAN AMBASSADOR IN will be the hardest he has ever shipped. The percentage charge CANADA'S U. S. EXPORTS IN in a speech in which lie expressed faced, but his new boat was built will be made known shortly. In form the case of the Free Slaters LONDON JUNE OUTWEIGH EMPIRE at the present Imperial Conference. the Free State's desire for friendly especially for the race and not cases where farmers present to the co-operation. "Special difficulties Board orders for the payment to On the other side of the slate are P„OME. July 22.- In fulfilment merely for straightaway speed runs, EXPORTS have arisen affecting 85 per cent named shippers or other creditors the reciprocal beneflits which the of ci s general prophesies, Signor as was the ill-fated Miss England 11, of the Free State's external trade," of their sales or pari of the same, Free State will ask for its woollens. Dino Grandi. who resigned along which turnedfover with Den in the OTTAWA. July 22. -Canadian he said. "Thi i might involve sub­ such payments will be made by the its liquors and nialt beverages. with four other Cabinet Ministers Trophy competition last Fall. domestic exports to Australia have | stantial changes i_ tne form a KI Board in the terms of the orders." The understanding here is that two days ago. has been appointed made a remarkable increase in the j the delegates will ask that Canada direction of our trade as well as in Italian Ambassador in London. "TECHNICAL" ARREST OF IN­ past three months, the aggregate > grant certain advantages to Free the internal economic structure The appointment is a popular one. JURED FLYER IN MEXICO SCHEME WITHDRAWN . being $1,622,205 as compared with I State products in these various of the Free State." for ' te quondam Foreign Minister $937,910 in the same period of Lines. Tnis Dominion will also be IRISH FREE STATE'S OUTLOOK had proved in the various tasks MEXICO CITY, July 22:—Clar­ The outcome of this letter, Mr. 1931. Imports totalled $745,463. asked to extend to th.e Free State Aparl from those difficulties, delegated to him that he carried a ence McElroy, the"? flyer who was W. H. Trott. M.C.P., recalled at Exports to the Irish Free State also the preferential benefits enjoyed Mr. O'Kelly continued, the econ­ sound head on a young pair of lost in the Jungles of Oaxaca State Thursday's meeting, was a meeting increased during the same period, by Newfoundland on exports of omic outlook of the Free State was for almost three weeks after his of committees representing the shoulders. aggregating $773,179 compared with fish. Irish tractors are also on an notlike those of other countries. piano crashed on June 27, killing Government and shippers. The * * * $513,958 in 1931. export basis and those close to the Her economic development had Roy Gordon, was arrested yester­ above letter from the Board was * AIR CHIEF MARSHALL RETIRES A feature of the export trade oi Free State delegates point out that hardly begun. She was engaged in day in the town of San Geronimo. then withdrawn and a series of TO SPEED JUNIOR Canada in June was the increase Canada does a considerable import building up the elements of an. where he is recuperating from mutually agreed proposals were PROMOTION in the merchandise sold to the business in such agricultural im­ economic life, and it was therefore numerous injuries. Dr. A. R. formulated. Goodman, tne physician who flew United States. The value was plements with the U.S. The switch­ difficult to see on whal lines the LONDON. July 22. ___ Chief there to treat him, returned with The purpose of the meeting, Mr. $15,751,485, as compared with $14.- ing of a portion of that business to Free State must proceed in their Marshall Sir John Salmond has the explanation that the arrest was Trott told his hearers on Thursday, 189.019 in May, an increase of the Free State would be viewed with contribution to the common en­ was not to criticise the Board or resigned to accalerate promotion merely technical. No suspicion $1,5.2.466, and with $12,085,348 pleasure in that country, deavour. Their aim was to provide the Department of Agriculture but among 'lie junior ranks. He is to was held against the airman, it in April. A large part of the June co such economic conditions as would rather to bring out information be succeeded by Air Marshall Sir was said, but the authorities wished increase was in planks, boards and enable the greatest number of and suggestions likely to improve Geoffrey Salmond. tlie new ar­ pulpwood. With this increase the SUDDEN DEATH OF NOTED their people in the Free State to to clear up details of the case. the present farming conditions. rangement becoming effective in Canadian domestic exports to the live in peace and comfort. * * * There was a very frank discussion. AMERICAN PROFESSOR April next year. ENGLISH PARTICIPANTS IN U.S. United States in June were greater "No inter-State relationship- * + * The resolution approving of the can be permanent, "declared TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS than the exports to all the countries News of the sudden death of Continued on Page 12 Mr. O'Kelly. "which leaves any TELEVISION AVAILABLE TO of the British Empire combined. Professor R. A. Fessenden. of NEW YORK. July 22—Four of j party in a position of inferior­ PARISH TELEPHONE USERS OO These totalled in value $11,998,- Wistowe, The Flatts, Bermuda, England's ranki.ig men players ity." 270. a decline of $268,712 from the and of North Newton. Mass., came gland's ranking men tennics 1931 BRITISH NAVAL PRO­ At the conclusion of the speeches May total of $15,266,982. as a great shock to his many friends PARIS. July 22.— Paris is the only players and two of the countrie's Premier Bennett, of Canada, an­ 00 in Bermuda yesterday. Professor ' ty io the world where one can leading woman stars wil. complete GRAMME GOES AHEAD nounced the recepit of a message Fessenden. a man of brilliant alk on ; iie telephone and at the in the United States Laun Tennis WORK AT THE BIOLOGICAL from tlie King in reply to the Con­ engineering attainments, married ;ame time see the face of the per­ Championship at Forest Hills in LONDON. July 22: -The 1931 ference's communication affirm­ STATION DESCRIBED Miss Helen May Trott, a member of son one is talking to. An adaption August and September. Mrs. J. B. Naval programme, which has been ing loyalty to the Sovereign. an old Bermuda family, in 1889. He of fhe English Baird television Pittman and Miss Joan Ridley, held up for financial reasons, is now While hundred of candles blinked Rotary Club Members Hear was principal of the Whitney apparatus has enabled this dream ranked No. G and 7 respectively being continued. The Admiralty on bright green table-cloths the Institute, Bermuda from 1885 to id be realised. The new service will arived c:i Monday for the wo­ has placed orders for several smal­ Address by Director Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett. Prime 1886. The funeral takes place thi _ is at present offered in a limited men's title play, which starts on ler vessels. The programme pro­ Minister of Canada, last night morning, at Smith Parish Church. area, but later on it is hoped to August 15, The men's team of vides for three cruisers, one rt' lila How many people in Bermuda welcomed once again the delegates The cortege leaves Wistowe at 11 a.m equip pay telephone booths all H. W. Austin, Fred Perry, J.S. leader, eight destroyers, four sloops, realize that this Colony has become to the Imperial Economic Confer- over '. lie city with this apparatus. A full obituary notice will be Oliff and E. Avory will arriv two three submarines and several small a centre of scientific research and Continued on Page 2 * * * weeks later. The men's champion­ crafts, all of which have been laid discovery? Last Wednesday this published later. ENGLISH COTTON UNIONS CALL ships are scheduled for September down before the end of the last fact was clearly brought home to 3. Austin and Perry are ranked No. STRIKE FOR TODAY financial year. the Rotary Club, by the. guest 1 and 2 respectively in England, W0 00 speaker, Dr. J. F. G. Wheeler. while Oliff is No. 7 and Avory No. 10 Comments of London Newspapers on MANCHESTER, Eng., July 22.— Director of the Biological Station, The two teams will complete at YACHT ENTERPRISE LEAVES at Shore Hills. St. George's. Cotton mill unions today called a Boston in the mixed doubles. Opening of the Imperial Conference s.rike for tomorrow morning as a BERMUDA FOR CANARY In January of this year tbe * * * protest against proposed wage re­ ISLANDS Station was opened and Dr. Wheeler ductions. The walkout would affect OPTIMISTIC TRADE REPORT was installed in office. During LONDON, July 22.—The London Conference." The Morning Post FROM THE U.S. the past few months he has pursued newspapers have been favourable in states that Bennett's proposals between 15,000 and 20,000 men. The Yacht Enterprise, the boat in his woik with charactc -'stic scien­ their comment on the opening of. deserve the closest consideration * * * which Mr. Claude Barber sailed tific modesty. So unostentatiously the Imoerial Conference at Ottawa. BRITISH BOAT AND LIQUOR NEW YORK, July 22.—Business from the West Coast of Africa to by the delegates. The Daily Tele­ have the investigations progressed, The Times says the opening pro­ CARGO IN CUSTODY AT is picking up in numerous indust­ Bermuda, a distance of 3,500 miles, graph adds that the Bennett that even the people nearest the ceedings justify a confident hope BOSTON ries throughout the United States, to witness the finish of the Montauk proposals certainly contain the Station have not realized the great that the delegates will be able to and many plants have been re­ Point-Bermuda Ocean Yacht Race, nucleus of a plan for a mighty things happening in their midst. achive agreements valuable to the BOSTON, July 22.—The British opened and are re-employing thou­ left Bermuda on Thursday. Her extension of inter-Imperial trade. Empire and to the world at large. motor boat Grace Marie, of Bridge­ sands. Even the tourist trade and destination was the Canary Islands, The story told by Dr. Wheeler Mr. Baldwin's plea for the lowering air traffic are improving. was a revelation. He paid a glowing According to The Daily Mail the town, Barbados, carrying a cargo we are told. Mr. Barber was busy of tariffs is approved by the Liberal speeches by the delegates prove of 120 cases of assorted liquors, was * * * on Wednesday victualling his little tribute to Dr. Marks and thoseas- that there is abundant ground for and free trade News Chronicle in temporary custody here tonight. BOLIVIA DECLARES STATE OF craft for the trip, and she left sociated with him in the prelimin­ a wide extension of preferences. which, in referring to Bennett's The vessel was picked up near SIEGE Hamilton Harbour on Wednesday ary investigations, and showed how' valuable is their data as a sound suggestion that Britain might Seguin by the Coast Guard Patrol evening. Premier Bennett's plan is en­ grant Canada further preference, Boat "Active." She had a crew of LA PAZ, July 22.—A state of basis for the present and future thusiastically welcomed by The The Enterprise is of 5.84 tons research. The outline of methods points out that as Canadian goods six and was bound out of St. Pierre seige has been declared by Bolivia burthen. She arrived here on Daily Express, which prints the to the high seas. Continued on Page 2 June llth. Continued on Page 2 heading "Bennett Sets Pace for Continued on Page i BARGAIN SALE of "T_ATFTOH» rv/_r.j_3 I^ I *»%»»"» "**•*— UT A T.OAXT10 Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND OSUOWST DAILY. SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1931

WORK AT THE BIOLOGICAL ographic work that is being done CABLE NEWS at present by the United States, STATION DESCRIBED Canada and the countries on the Continued Iron Fife 1 European seaboard. A yet the work of the station is as a result of the anti-Paraguayan Coatinned from Page 1 hampered by lack of funds and the demonstrations, which are con­ pursued and results already obtain­ want of a suitable boat for outside tinuing with increasing fervour. ed sounded like a fairy tale. One and night work. It is hoped that in <• T. J. PEARMAN & SONS <• * * * could hardly realize one was listen­ due course these handicaps will be ASUNCION, July 22.—President ing to a calm and calculating scien­ removed. Guggiari said that the Govern­ tist tracing actual realities of the Rotarian Ernest McCallan, intro­ ment will not abandon its defensive unknown world around us. Of duced the speaker. President attitude against Bolivia unless pro­ necessity the details were bound Ernest Watlington, thanked him voked. He also stated that the up with the technical terms that do on behalf of the Rotary Club, Bolivian version of the Chaco not readily lend themselves to press assuring him of the keen interest fighting was inaccurate. report. The best that can be done of Rotarians and of their readiness * * * in this sketch is, as it were, to open to render all possible assistance in Cool Clothes and Accessories CHILEAN GOVERNMENT a skylight that the public may have the valuable work of the Station.— CRUSHES PLOT TO RE­ a peep into the work of this great Communicated. STORE EX-PRESIDENT and most renowned institution of 00 Bermuda. SANTIAGO, Chile, July 22.—The Specially Priced for As a centre of research the Government has crushed a plot to POLITICAL RIOTS GO ON station is showing its worth, and restore ex-president Ibanez. Three justifies the most sanguine expec- IN GERMANY of his friends have been arrested. tions of its promoters. Since its HALF-YEARLY CLEARANCE The Government is also holding opening in January 'twenty-six Continued from ftft I ex-president Ibanez a virtual pri­ scientific workers from the educa­ soner on his ranch. tional centres of the United States Government. "It was high time" * * * and Canada have made use of the the Nazi leader said. BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT RE­ facilities for research, six are still The military officer in command Commences TOD A Y PORTS VICTORY OVER RE­ to come, and there have been a has prohibited anyone from in­ VOLUTIONARIES number of enquiries for next year. citing participation in a general RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, July A number of applications for various strike. The newspaper "Acht- , ___/_• _».• _ , 22.—The Government has announc­ reasons have been withdrawn. uhrabendblatt" has been suspended ed the capture of Manoel Joaquin These figures, alone indicate that for four days for publishing a car­ village, thus cutting off the Paul- i n scientific circles the icature of Herr von Papen drinking need and value of such an institu­ wine whilst issuing emergency istas from Southern Minasgeraes, Linen or Duck Slacks whilst Federal aeroplanes bombed tion is widely recognized and highly orders. MEN'S SUITS the rebel positions. Several casual­ prized. oo Most comfortable for sports ties are reported on both sides. The research of problems have COMMENTS OF LONDON Linen Crash wear. We have them in this * * * varied from the structure of tne easy fitting style. Priced for LAST SURVIVOR OF PANAMA '03 land plants and chemical food NEWSPAPERS ON IMPERIAL Our best quality linen crash PROVISIONAL GOVERN­ (phosphates) of the plantsi Diatoms) 2-pc. suits, single or double this Clearance at— MENT DIES of the sea. to the effect of adrenalin CONFERENCE breasted, close textured, and other drugs on the heart and sturdy linen; full shrunk, of 7,6 11/- 16/- PANAMA, July 22.—Tomas Arias, organs of the sea-pudding, the Continued from Page 1 aged 77, the last survivor of the black squirt, and the toad, the course. provisional government of 1903, development of the animal asym- are at present free of duty further Linen Knickers died here yesterday. 47/6 Suit metron, one of the Lancelets. and preferences could only be gived * * * Made from best quality pure so on. The progress made in these not by lowering tariffs but by OLYMPIC TEAMS ASSEMBLING scientific researches, indicates th.e raising fresh ones. The Daily Herald Palm Beach or Cool Crash Irish Linen; thoroughly AT CALIFORNIA comprehensive—nature of the work says that Mr. Baldwin's plea is shrunk, and correctly tail­ being doite. As a well equipped The popular light-weight TORONTO. July 22.—The team sound economics and sound sense, laboratory, with a luxuriant flora ored. of Canada and Great Britain, but chilling to the hot-gospellers Summer suit. Economical, and fauna at its doors, tho Statio a the largest entered in the Olym­ who want a ring fence around the comfortable. Plain striped 20 - Pair offers unique facilities for the Empire. greys, tan, natural and white. pic games at Los Angles, set out special studies of research workers "Premier Bennett believes in last night on a cross-continent trip from many countries. As a labor­ Extra large sizes up to 48 in. Men's Panamas to California aboard a train loaded atory set in mid-ocean it is a field putting the cards on the table at chest. with the leading athletes of five for investigations into the move­ once." said The Manchester A clean-up of our stock of nations. ments, and effects of the move­ Guardian. "The hand he has put 50/- Suit Panamas. All at one price * * * ments, of the water masses, and down is at least a great deal better for this Clearance. than that which Mr. Thomas U.S. OLYMPIC BOAT ENTRIES the physical chemical and biologi­ Tropical Worsted 2 pc. Suits DAMAGED cal conditions of both deep and (Secretary for Dominions) so justly 12 6 shallow waters, and lastly, the castigated. (This referred to the The better grade, still very LONG BEACH. Calif.. July 22.— work done will bring together, Canadian Prime Minister's declara­ light weight, but substantial The Jupiter and the Mist entries at least to some extant, the ocean­ tions at the opening of the last Men's Belts in the Olympic tryout star boat Imperial Conference). enough to hold their shape races, were damaged seriously in during the hottest days. Neat Of expanding wire... .4 9 the nigh: police said today. They stripes and plain shades of Two-tone leather. _ ...2,6 blamed vandals. The tiller and rud­ grey and tan. der of the Jupiter, owned by Gil­ Washable White Web 2/- bert Gray, of San Francisco, were 70/- Suit broken and the mast was bent. The mast on the Mist also was bent Cup Match Specials Men's Buckskin Sports Shoes when the vandals tightened the Sports Jackets ^tf-a^wfrim Our best quality in "The stays. * * * You'll need one of these for Hamilton Shoe." Genuine STIFF SENTENCES ON PLOTTERS Men's and Ladies' Sport Shoes sports wear. Choose from buckskin, in three distinct tropical worsted in grey or AGAINST LIFE OF GERMAN New fresh assortment in full range of styles. All white, with plain REICHSBANK PRESIDENT tan for present wear, and toe and white rubber sole; sizes ... choice of models ait J colours in from Navy or brown flannel BERLIN. July 22.-The Lawer these combinations; brogue red, Black Saddle Roosen has been sentenced to ten for later on. Black. years imprisonment for shooting at Leather Soles, Black and White Calf skin, wing tip. 30/- Dr. Hans Luther, president of the Brown and white calfskin, wing tip. All white buck 30/- 40/- 45/- Reichsbank, in Berlin last April, skin dress tip. Two-tone tan calfskin and Kertscher.Roosen'saccomplice, Shirts Shirts and Shorts received nine and a half months. All made in England The attack took place in a railway Several hundred of these Lisle shirts in white ribbed or station as Dr. Luther was starting 20/- shirts in white, and plain plain flat knit. Thin and to Geneva. cool for present wear. Shorts * * * shades of green, blue or tan, SOVIET GUARD-SHIP AND JAP­ Men's Rayon Underwear and neat patterned effects. in white and coloured broad­ Collar attached. Sizes J. 4 to cloths; till full-cut garments. ANESE FISHING VESSELS (run-proof) CLASH 17. Very special at— can be had in white, pink, blue, flesh. All si:es 1 6 2/- 2/6 TOKIO. July 22.—A brief en­ o /- gagement between a Soviet guard- Union Suits ship and two Japanese crab-fishing 1/9 each Other qualities, 3/6, 4/6, 6- vessels occurred on the west coast In white (heck madras; open of Kamchatka, according to a neck, athletic style. message from the Government of LADIES' The English Oxford Shirt Hokkaido Province. Shots were exchanged and several Japanese all silk A shirt for hard wear, that 3/- 2/6 Suit were wounded. launders well. Former price * * * Crepe and Georgette Dresses was 12/6. Collar-attached, Hosiery DEATH OF NEW YORK MORA- Latest style and summer shades in white and blue. , VIAN PASTOR BORN IN WEST Plain and fancy lisles and INDIES size 14 to 20—38 to 44 8/- rayons; light weight as well as NEW YORK, July 22.—The Rev. 20/- medium weights for harder Arthur Thaeler, pastor of the Mor- Shirts for Large Men wear. Many other bargains at this CUP MATCH SALE, aviaiijchurch here, has died. He Full cut, English make; neat 1- to 2/- pair was born of Moravian parents, mis­ drop in and see them. sionaries in St. Christopher, B.W.I. stripes on white grounds, de­ tached collar. All white,, Summer Hats DEADLOCK AT WORLD PETROL with collar attached. CONFERENCE Soft straw shapes in buff NATIONAL STORES 5/6 6/- PARIS, July 22:—Rumania's re­ Hamilton St. George's Somerset shade; light and flexible. fusal to reduce her petrol produc­ 2/6 3 6 tion is^reported to be the reason Pajama Suits for thejadjournment of the In­ ternational Petrol Conference Bermuda's Coolest Spot Light and cool, in plain and Neckwear which has\been convened here in striped cloths. Special sum­ A large selection in duck orderJto. regulate the production mer garments. and world prices of petrol. CORAL BEACH and washing materials. Light 00 i 6/- Suit and medium shades. Special prices for the summer THE POSITION OF THE 2/- each IRISH FREE STATE AFTERNOON TEA, LUNCHEON or SUPPER Sports Trousers with use of Bath House (Towel free) A varied selection In plain Men's Sports Shoes Continued from P_j e 1 and striped flannels, slack ence. In a setting of rare beauty, 5/- or $1.00 • style; cleverly cut for smart In black-and-white, and nearly seven hundred distinguished is the inclusive charge appearance. Sop.ie in all brown - and - white combin­ guests from all parts of the British white, also plain and striped ations. New styles that are Empire joined in good fellowship. On , especially popular. It was the first Government dinner, THURSDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS grey, tan and beige. and Canada gave of her best. * * * The beach will be lighted by 12/- 15/- 18/- 20/- 16/- 20/- PARIS. July 22.—The opening of ELECTRIC FLOODLIGHTS the Imperial Economic Conference j And Bath Houses will remain open for the accommoda- at Ottawa was fully reported in the French press today. The ; tions of bathers, and refreshments will be served, until dominant note was that failure of | 11.30 p.m. the Conference would mean the 1 ft* •'* failure of the projected World The last train for Hamilton leaves ORD ROAD Station at Economic Conference, even before 11.47 p.m. j&7SI§Bkf. it was held. &»«->B«K_aCW:arc?*£ 0 THE ROYAL GAZETIJE AND COLONIST; DAILY, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1932 F_ge 3

SI A MECHANICS HALL THEATRE Reid Hall Theatre II Ue Institution of Entertainment •- Leadership Based on Performance. Why not send the children to our Matinee performance today? They will see a splendid programme that is 100% clean enter­ tainment. Theatres Saturday Show Supreme , v "Comfortably Cool" 3.00 p.m.—Latest Paramount News Reel 3.15 p.m.—Screaming Comedy "GOOD PIE FOREVER" OUR LADY OF THE SILVER 3.30 p.m.—Chapter 10 of the popular serial Remarkably Balanced First-Run Double Feature "THE LIGHTNING WARRIOR" HEELS Featuring the Wonder Dog "Bin-Tin Tin" ^ SHOWING AT 4.00, 8.00, 10.15 p.m. ^ Hollywood, Cal.—"Silver Heels" 3.45 p.m.—Marilyn Miller—W. C. Fields—Bert Errol—Chester I have always called her. It is my Conklin in own private pet name for her; and A brilliant Comedy Romance packed with Laughs, Songs and furthermore I had the courage to Brilliant British Actor and gentleman in romance Happiness call her by it to her own face. of high adventure. She laughed—of course she would laugh, for she is Marilyn Miller, and Marilyn is a girl with a golden RONALD COLMAN in sense of humour. "Why on earth do you call me that?" she asked. THE UNHOLY GARDEN" TONIGHT at 6.30 p.m "Well, it's a pretty name, isn't it? And it suggests dancing, doesn't Different! Thrilling! Bristling with Action! it? That makes it fit you. And once there was a famous race horse in Fay Wray—Estelle Taylor—Warren Hymer. England called Silver Heels—a Our Popular Saturday Double Feature genuine thoroughbred. So of course—" Programme. But then she accused me of flat­ tering her and wouldn't listen to A story set in a land of strange adventure—Reid any more. Nevertheless I shall Hall takes considerable pride in offering this complete that statement which she .-,,,_, . quality production to the good-picture loving MARILYN MILLER compelled me to leave unfinished. CAROLE LOMBARD, Silver Heels was a thoroughbred— Ronald Qoiman,s\aro£ Bermuda public. And big star cast in and so is Marilyn Miller. C c PAUL LUKAS in Pagliaccio laughed and clowned _T__3 U.nhoiii_QGrd.en in the midst of his own anguish and "HER MAJESTY desolation. Marilyn Miller has sung * SHOWING AT 3.00, 7.00, 9.15 p.m. <£ "NO ONE MAN" and danced when her heart was LOVE" aching, when the sunshine of her At 8.15 p.m. life was overcast with tragedy. at 7 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. Comedy! what comedy! A modern society drama That is a thing of .he past, but I The charming musical mention it now in order that when Gloriously and spon­ of life today. you see her in all the glory of her romance of 1932. triumphs Li public acclaim you may taneously funny not form the impression that her life has been one of happiness un­ LAUREL and HARDY in alloyed. Music and laughter, lights A Wonderful Show. Doors open 6 p.m and gayety, the spirit of youth in BEAU HUNKS the frolic springtime—that is what you think of when you think For your further enjoy­ of Marilyn Miller. And rightly. But she nas had her troubles too, ment like the rest of us whose names have never been blazoned forth in elec­ Cliff Edwards, Dorothy tric lights; and the point is that she Jordon, Johnny M a c k tias met those troubles—liko a Brown in ?_ man, shall I say? No, like a woman • - and there is nothing braver. "A LESSON IN GOLF" "Her Majesty, Love" which is Guided by Genius Leo playing today in a doable feature Tlie Hamilton Hotel programme at Mechanics' Hail Die. an. s $ Theatre is based on a story by R. STAN. LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY Bernauer and R. Oesterreicher. The Terrace Roof cast includes Ben Lyon, W. C. Fields, Ford Sterling, Leon Erroll, Chester Conklin. What Clark Gable as a 5 —oo minister with gorgeous SAM ROBBINS ROMANCE, ADVENTURE, DOUBLE FEATURE AT beautiful Blonde Marion and his ^# meg A g I g 'zJru YM 1 i REID HALL ORCHESTRA REID HALL-MONDAY _w HjStm^ " ! What is considered one of tlie most balanced programmes ever Watch for "IGLOO" 3 i to be shown before a Bermuda Talking Picture Audience is ETHEL PARKER and FRED BABB scheduled for a showing at Reid Hecht and Charles MacArthur, co­ % Hall today. Saturday. authors of "Front Page" and out­ "The Unholy Garden" a remark­ standingly successful contributors THE SOUTHAMPTON BENEFICIAL CLUB Cm able adventure-romance of the to the screen and stage. quality type so loved by the critical intend holding their "The Unholy Garden" refers to THE O'CONNOR SISTERS Bermuda audience heads the show 1 an outpost at the edge of the and it is quite an event in Bermuda Sahara wastes, where renegades ANNUAL BAZAAR Motion Picture Annals inasmuch from the law hide, safe from the At Water Lot Inn 'I 3 as it marks the return of the very police and extradition. The de­ (Kindly loaned by Miss Claudia Darrell1 popular British actor Ronald Col­ cayed splendour of a once mangifi- V The Most Varied Entertainment at the Coolest Spot 0 man in the starring role. cent resort gives sanctuary to a *h in Bermuda ^ To give real spice to the pro­ strange gathering of outcasts, ®t_ Thursday, 'August 4th., 1932 gramme there is being shown in awaiting forgetfulness or forgive­ addition to the splendid United ness. Civilization offers'each of Fancy and Plain Sewing, Ice Cream r,r.d Minerals, Cake, Candy Artists Picture, the greatest comedy them jail or worse for a different and Rummage Tables ever made by those superbly funny reason. men. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER ||?.^i^m-^m„^s^-^j^.^-^.*-|j^ in their parody-picture of "Beau COLMAN INDIFFERENT Various Games and Amusements Geste," "Beau Hunks." This picture alone is so good that it is Band in attendance The suave, polished and man­ worth the price of admission to nerly bearing that came to be Proceeds in aid of the debt on the Rectory and the above named anyone who is out to have a genuine known as Ronald Colman in Club. ly good time. If you don't feel like "Bulldog Drummond," "Raffles .' laughing we warn you to slay away and "The Devil to Pay" is gone, Gates open at 3.00 p.m. for these two boys provoke a laugh- and in his stead, the English star Admission 1 - Children 6d. WORLD RENOWNED a-secondpace. is a recklessly minded and a reck­ Not satisfied with giving you lessly dressed adventurer, as indif­ Take the train to Lighthouse Station these two splendid pictures we are Quality and Worth ferent to dress and appearance as 727i-slG.s_3.w3. showing in addition, Cliff Edwards he is to morals and manners. Dorothy Jordan and Johnny Mack In other words,' "The Unholy Gar­ Brown with Leo Diegel, the golf den" is Samuel Goldwyn's answer champion in "A Lesson in Golf." to the fans demanding Rolnald Col­ is seen as the wanton voluptuary But what do the finest most man in a picture of action. For of the story, "the tomb of a lady." entertaining pictures in the world "The Unholy Garden" is action the outlawed and decadent English EYE l&elmontift&nor mean if they are not to be en.o_.ed as much action as his memorable aristocrat, the Hon. Mrs. Mowbry, and in luxurious comfort. Reid Hall while Fay Wray is the grandaughter DOES IT TROUBLE YOU? IF SO "Beau Geste." try Seller's Lotus Honey, the safest, is anxious that your physical com­ Yet in "The Unholy Garden," as of the recluse and blind old embezz­ fort be ideal and accordingly all ler the Baron de Jonghe. Society and surest and most highly-praised in all Colman pictures, the light Nature's Cure for Eye diseases. <_n> If ©tab seats have been covered with cool- romantic touch is still there. The civilization are to her merely pic­ tures in the Paris papers that come Cures even Cataract, etc. Literature Not the Largest Hotel, but the Best for those who can appearing twill covers, our huge English star is still a persuasive ventilating plant is primed for to her now and then. For the free.—KINKEAD LTD., Kingston. afford a slightly higher tariff lover, touchingly gallant as a service, and a courteous trained philander. twenty years of her life have been staff stand ready and eager to make spent in this abandoned resort, reading to and taking care of the your visit a pleasant and enjoyable GOLDWYN LAVISHNESS -"•aftafta-jia one. thief. oo Goldwyn has given the picture his usual lavish production, with RACY PLOT POND'S rich colour of the Algeria?! desert Henri Taylor's Belmont Orchestra COLMAN APPEARS AS RECK­ C old Cream CC oasis as an inspiration to Scenic "The family," that is, the dozen LESS ADVENTURER IN Designers Willy Pogany and Capt. odd outcasts, thieves, murderers Vanishing Cream Nightly on the Cedar Court Richard Day. Plodding camels, and others living at the hotel, are "THE UNHOLY Bedouin horse traders and Arab plotting to kill the Baron and per­ Most Beautiful Setting in Bermuda sword makers, minaretted towers haps his granddaughter to find the GARDEN" from which the faithful are called plunder that they all believed is hid­ to prayer and buttressed walls from den somewhere about his lfat. Vio­ Having a range of five miles, a Ronald Colman returned to the which the proud tricolor flies, lence, to them, seems the only sim­ projector has been invented in 18 HOLES 6200 YARDS screen of the Reid Hall Theatre guarded by leather-skinned ple and direct way of making the Germany to display motion pic­ "6 CENTS'" FROM HAMILTON today in a stirring, rip-snorting Legionnaires,—these are details in !3aron or his daughter surrender tures on mountain sides and clouds. GOLF the picture's magnificent landscape. their secret. adventure yarn, "The Unholy Gar­ * * * STUART MURRAY, Professional den," presented by Samuel Gold­ Always fortunate in his leading Then Barry Hunt (Ronald Col­ A Kentucky town obtains its wyn. ladies, Column's luck continues in man) appears. His plan is to work water supply from a river 200 feet 8971ftu. As stories go, here is stern and the contrasting beauties of Estelle through the daughter Camille (Fay below solid limestone, which is racy stuff from the pens of Ben Taylor and Fay Wray. Miss Taylor Wray). Living in a zoo as she has. dammed to operate a turbine pump. Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST, DAILY, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1932

**t****C DIFFICULTY IN CHOOSING ST. GEORGE'S POLICE *b THE BERMUDA BOOKK _)) ST. GEORGE'S CUP SIDE STORES COURT _ Reid St. Team Match on Thursday Pitts Bay Ireland Island Complicates Matters YOUTHS CONVICTED OF (ft BOOKS:: 3 The selection committee of the STEALING WATERMELON t ::::BSom e of the latest St. George's Cricket Club did not popular Novels. have an easy task in the selection FARAWAY by of their Cup Match team before Before the Worshipful Col. R. J. c Priestley, Thursday's match, but the virtual Tucker on Thursday, at St. George's ARIZONA AME1-S by D victory of the "B" team has made Police Court, Desmond Morris, 16 ilZan e Grey, their selection doubly hard. years of age, was charged with : A MODERN MELO­ On paper the result looked like another boy with stealing a water­ DY by Geoffrey Moss, an easy win for "A" team, having melon, value 6/-, the property of OLD WINE AND in their ranks as they did the cream Joseph Pedro, from his farm in NEW by Warwick Deeping, 3> of the players. On the eve of the Smith's Parish on July 20. CHANGING PILOTS great game against Somerset, the Alfred Pedro stated the accused by Ruby M. Ayres, D local supporters expected to see a passed his farm on a trolley. Morris : MARY S NECK by good score registered, but the star was driving, and the other youth Booth Tarkington, .i batsmen failed against the bowling jumped off the trolley, picked a : : : : DAVID'S DAY by of Wilfred' Burch, who bagged 7 watermelon, and threw itl into the Denis Mackaill, 3) good wickets for 27 runs, a remark­ trolley. The pair then drove off. : : : : SAFE CUSTODY by able feat. Watson, who is looked Witness reported it to his father, _ Dornford Yates, on somewhat as a veteran, obtained and Samuel Saunders pursued THE GAP IN THE the other 3 wickets for 37 runs. them on horseback. Morris jump­ CURTAIN by John Buchan, The pair bowled unchanged ed off the trolley and ran into the MORAN CHAMBERS 3 throughout the innings, which only- bushes. Saunders brought him SMILED by E. Phillips Op- produced 72 runs. The highest back. penheim, scorers obtained 16 runs each, the P.c. Mullens stated that he saw batsmen being D. Nearon and W. : : : : THE HAPPY MUR­ Morris being pursued by Saunders. Darrell. E. Swainson, the captain, DERERS by Victor Bridges, Later he charged him with the other scored 14 runs, and these three : WHEN THE GANGS 3 youth, and a statement was mads players were the only ones to obtain Pepsodent announces (^ CACAMM E TO LONDON by by them. double figures. Edsar Wallace, 3 His Worship said that Morris, Edgar PAWNS AND KINGS Half of the wickets were down for from the evidence, was an acces­ C by Seamark, 32 runs, and 8 for 56, and the side sory, and that he was equally by Se_ A MODERN HERO selected to represent St. George's, guilty, knowing that a breach of the a notable new discovery Louis Bromfield, to be known today, may contain law was contemplated. Farmers ^\_5 by Lot THREE LOVES by 3 some surprises. must be protected. Both accused AJ c onin, The "B" team's effort was mostly were convicted and Morris fined —an entirely new cleansing and polishing material that is twice as soft £ ; .TH E NEW CRU .3) a one man affair, S. Darrell scor­ 10/- or 7 days in St. George's Gaol. as polishing materials commonly used in tooth pastes. Gives teeth SADE by Anthony Gibbs, ing 43 of their 70 runs before being The employer of the other youth, a higher polish, brighter lustre—FILM stains disappear completely.^ : : BRAVE NEW WORLD run out. The second highest Mr. Frank Byron, gave him a good hy Aldous Huxley, 3) scorer was M. Ward, with 14 runs. character, and paid his fine of 10/-, LIMITS AND RREE E. Swainson obtained 4 wickets for and the value of the melon 6 '-. £ NEWAL" S by Rudyard Kip-­ 3) 25 runs, and C. C. Packwood 4 William Cresvil Foggo was charg­ HE Pepsodent Laboratories an­ is still the Pepsodent you have always (ft lingNEW. g wickets for 27. A Steed capturing ed with stealing the sum of £15.8.2^ Tnounce a revolutionary discovery known. In results and safety it is new i : - : TH. E SILVER-GILT the remaining two for 17 runs. a safety razor and blades, and reels -a new cleansing and polishing mate­ —brand new. of cotton, from Mr. Frank Harvey (P STANDARSTANDAI D by George E, Each side scored 72 runs. rial for tooth paste. For six months VVj Birmtngh Scores:— on July 19th. A remand was Pepsodent—special FILM-removing ordered by His Worship in this Pepsodent Tooth Paste has contained tooth paste case until today. THE BERMUDA BOOK "A" TEAM this remarkable new material. It pos­ Removing FILM is, and always will STORES 9 oo sesses three exclusive virtues: F. Darrell, c Ward, b Burch 1 be, Pepsodent's chief duty. Today's U^^Q^^Q__PQaJ D. Nearon, c Smith, b Burch 16 EAST END NEWS t. It stands unexcelled in removing dull, Pepsodent performs that duty better C. Swainson, c S. Darrell, b destructive FILM. than ever before. Its new cleansing and^ Burch 5 2. Its texture is invisibly fine. Thus, it polishing material brings a change in C. C. Packwood, c Paynter, b PERSONAL imparts d higher polish to enamel —a Burch 1 brilliant glaze or lustre. teeth's appearance within afewdays'time.. C. Fox, b Burch 2 On Thursday Mr. John Wright, E. Swainson, c Paynter, b Wat­ of St. George's, received a cable 3. It Is safe because it is soft—yes, twice Get a tube of Pepsodent today. See son 14 from his eldest daughter Trew, who as soft—as polishing materials in com­ hov. quickly and safely it rids your W. Darrell, c Paynter, b Wat­ has been in London, England, for mon use. teeth of decay-producing film—how it son 16 the last six years, to the effect that Yet in taste and appearance Pepsodent polishes them to sparkling brilliance. A. Steed, c Watson, b Burch 4 she was leaving for Mombasa, C. Packwood, run out 1 Kenya Colony, on that date. Her B. Lamb, not out 7 many friends will be interested and USB PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE TWICE A DAY- pleased to know that she was N. Smith, c Ward, b Burch 1 SEE YOUR DENTIST AT LEAST TWICE A YEAR Extras 4 married in London about eighteen months ago to Mr. John T. Clark, a Total 72 law student who was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple, London, on June 8th. last. Mr. Clark has Fall of wickets: 1 for 6. 2 for 21, accepted an official appointment in Kenya Colony. Mr. and Mrs. Add an Hxtra Flavour •i for 25, 1 for 26, 5 for 32, 6 for 12. 7 for 19, 8 for 56, 9 for 71. Clark have a son five months old Bowling: E. Watson, 3 wickets for to accompany them on their long 39 runs. W. Burch 7 for 27. journey to the East Coast of Africa. to Familiar Foods "B" TEAM WHIST DRIVE O-CEDAR JTOW often everyday dishes need a dash of spicy M. Ward, stpd. F. Darrell. b C. In view of the "Cup Match" the flavour! And how easily you can provide it with SPRAY C. Packivood whist drive arranged by the Regular 14 Heinz Tomato Ketchup. Ripe, juicy tomatoes and B. Pay liter, c W. Darrell, b E. Section R.A.A. will take place on Swainson 0 Tuesday evening at 8.30 p.m. in rare spices give this ketchup a delightfully ap­ Contains 100% active S. Darrell, run out 45 the Garrison Recreation Room, petising taste that lends zest to any food. You J. Brangman, c Steed, b E. instead of the following Thursday killing power—there Swains.n 4 evening. will find dozens of uses for it, both it\ the kitchen are no inert ingred­ E. Watson, b E. Swainson 1 oo and on your table. Exceptional quality has made I. Darrell, c F. Darrell, b E. The single i.and of an Ohio in­ Heinz the largest selling ketchup in the world. ients—the full death Swainson ventor's clock moves down one •* H * W. Burch, lbw, b C. C. Pack- side and up the other of a long dealing effect is lasting wood 1 oval dial, which the inventor asserts Heinz; foods, though moderately priced, arc the finest and will not decrease C. Smith, not out 6 is more easily read than a round quality obtainable. Try some of the many varieties— F. Stowe, c E. Swainson, b C. dial. Peanut Butter, Chili Sauce, Oven-Baked Beans — and C. Packwood 0 you will look for the Heinz label whenever you buy foods. w ith ••'••'•••v age. F. Harvey, b Steed 0 C. Burgess, b Steed 0 Made by the makers of Extras 1 THE CENTRAL On e of the &$ Varieties O- Cedar Polish. Total 72 INSURANCE CO., Ltd.

Complete PURE Fall of wickets: 1 for 0, 2 for 28, FOOD 3 foi 33, 1 lcr 35, 6 lor 11, 7 lor 70, Protection Against W. S. PURVIS & CO. 8 for 70, 9 for 72. Fire . . . Sickness -PRODUCTS Bowling: E. Swainson 1 wickets Accident Distributors for 25 runs, A. Steed 2 for 17, C. C. at Packwood 4 for 27, Favourable Rates ALBERT E. NICHOLL "A" TEAM General Agent for Bermuda 2nd Innings i E. Swainson, c Harvey, b S. Dar­ rell 12 COLLBGE C. Packwood, c Ward, b Watson 0 RTF-TFY A. Steed, c Harvey, b S. Darrell 13 J__J.J_-.__X_ X FOR BOYS C. Fox, not out 34 St. Catharines, Ont. D. Nearon, c Brangman, b I. Upper School 800.Cs. H. C. Griffith, M.A., Principal. Darrell 15 Lower School H. G. Williams, B.A., Principal. Extras l Set in 80 acres of ideal grounds. Five separate dormitories, Memorial Chapel, Swimming Pool, Covered Rink. Magnificent Total (for 4 wickets) 75 new Upper School Dormitory Building, Lower School for boys up to 14. Matricula­ tion standing very high — 3 University 3 oo—— Scholarships last year. Small classes under CYCLES personal supervision. Courses leading to pass and honour matriculation ..to Universities, Three deck motorbuses that can R.M.C. and Business. .' The most effective •7, <_,£__, For Illustrated pros­ cany 88 passengers have been de­ pectus write to— insectide signed for use between Rome and THE "BURSAR, RIDLEY COLLEGE, ef St. Catharines, Ont. _, J. B. ASTWOOD & SON Costs less too Tivoli, Italy. t

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CHURCH OF ENGLAND By IRENE VAIL S The Cathedral Bathing Suits New York—Comments to the 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. effect that the newest colors are 11.00 a.m.—Matin and Sermon. influenced by purple are given Sun Back Suits, in Navy, Red, Turquoise, 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. further support by the occasional Preacher7—The Rev. L. St. C. appearance of out-and-out pur­ Saxe and Black ples in exclusive dress collections. Gower Williams, Chaplain to the Frank purple and petunia shades Forces, Prospect. are being shown for evening * * * wear, notably in rather filmy materials. The shade of purple at 22/6 St. Mary's Church, Warwick which is being shown is the old- 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. time pansy. Some violet shades 11.00a.m.—Morning Prayer and are reappearing also, and light Sermon. blues with a lavender cast are Also Caps, Belts, and Bathing Capes hi a beginning to register for daytime 12.00 noon—Holy Baptism. wear. variety of Styles. 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Ser­ Speaking of blue—and who is mon. not?—one of the newest blues to * * * get itself talked about is hya­ St. George's Parish Church cinth. This, of course, is highly 7.30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist thought of for dresses, purple being another dress color looked 11.00 a.m.—Matins. on with favor. LOCKWARD & CO. 7.30 p.m.—Evensong. We have r.Iready reported on * * * the status of brown and red for Reid Street West St. David's early fall. Both are being banked on, either separately or as an un­ <15!r<_tu.tj..s.tp. 11.00 a.m.—Matins and Holy Com­ beatable combination. WHAT A oie.eaEi.ee TO BE SEEl- munion. WONOEHFUl THERE •• IN THE French color cards issued for * * * the fall season are giving much Devonshire Parish Church importance to them. Browns are presented in several different 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and casts — tobacco browns, golden Sermon. browns and reddish browns. Reds TENNENTS 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and in general belong to two classi­ We have just been appointed agents for Sermon. fications, those influenced by purple. These are shown in all Bermuda for * * * variations from light to dark ENGLISH St. Paul's Church, Paget tones, with some importance 10.30 a.m.—Matin. centered in burgandy shades in 10.45 a.m.—Sung Eucharist and medium dark intensities. PILSENER Sermon. The color cards present a large PIMM'S No. 1 CUP classification of fruit shades and 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. a group of off-white tints for * * * evening wear. MAN WHO BEER Prospect Garrison Church FRAGRANT-COOL and DELICIOUS DRINKS 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. oo- 10.30 a.m.—Parade Service. UNUSUAL RELIC OF 7.00 p.m.—Evensong. * * * WARTIME St. John's Church, Pembroke Try One Now! J. E. Lightbourn *St Co. 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. Insurance Policy for Million 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer aad Pounds Sermon. 7.30 p.m —Evening Prayer and Ser­ ANNAPOLIS ROYAL. N.S. An mon. insurance police for f 1.000.000. is * * * in the possession of Daniel Owen. GOSLING BROTHERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES K.C a local lawyer, who received ELDERS &. FYFFES, LTD. it from his cousin, Sir Douglas 8952<_<_.i..th.s.tp. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND Owen, K.C.M.G.. K.B.E., chair­ man of the National War Risks Insurance Scheme during The war. Direct to Avonmouth, England Christ Church, Warwick In that capacity. Sir Douglas issued IN 9 DAYS 11.00 a.m.-Morning Service. all policies approved by the Imperial Rev. J. W. Prestwood. government. From Bermuda From Avonmouth * * * This one among the largest S.s. "PATUCA" 26th May S.s. "PATUCA" 25th July WESLEYAN METHODIST bears the date July 2... 1917. It is S.s. "CAVINA" 26th June *S.s. "CAMITO" 16th Aug. Grace Church, North Shore S.s. "PATUCA" signed by Sir Douglas Owen on 7th July *S.s. "CORONADO" 13th Sept. 100.00 a.m.—Sunday School. behalf of His Jajesty's Government S.S. "PATUCA" 18th Aug. *S.s. "BAYANO" llth Oct. 11.00 a.m.—Rev. C. A. Munro. and has revenue stamps on it to S.S. "CARARE" 4th Sept. *S.s. "CAMITO" 8th Nov. 7.30 p.m.—Mr. C. E. Robinson. the value of about $23,000. It •S.s. "PATUCA" 6th Dec. * * * covered a schedule of ships and •These sailings from Swansea. Warwick (Cobb's Hill) cargoes enumerated in the policy , Special rate for school children from England 25th July sailing 3.00 p.m.—Rev. C. A. Munro. and amongst other things, specifle d and from Bermuda, 4th September. * * * "all kinds of goods and merchandise and also the body, tackle, apparel, Emmanuel Church (Evans Bay, First Class, one way £30. 0. 0. ordnance. munition. artillery, First Class, return £50. 0. 0. 7.30 p.m. -Rev. C. A. Munro. boat and other furniture in the ships * * * For further information apply to: or vessels approved under the Wesley Church, Hamilton WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Scheme above mentioned." 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School. Agents. It contained the stipulation that 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship. "this insurance is only to cover Jimmie Jingle Says 8458f».tp. 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship. the risks, seizure and detainment Finer bread does not exist Preacher:—Mr. J. K. Rundle. by the King's enemies and the * . * consequences thereof, or any Finest bread that butter's kissed St. George's (Ebenzer) atteznpt thereat, and all conse­ 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service. quences of hostilities or warlike BUTTER CRUST BREAD 7.30 p.m.—Rev. John U. Bell. operations by or against the King's 10% Discount 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School. enemies, whether before or after Munro C. Bell. the declaration of war." Ask your Groce\ 3.30 p.m.—Jacob Trott. oo * * * The Polish government has given BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd << WALKER'S" INSECTICIDE SPRAY St. David's the Minister of Industry and Com­ merce far-reaching powers to re­ Kills—Flies—Fleas—Mosquitoes— 3.00 p.m.—Rev. John U. Bell. * * * . gulate the production of crude EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH petroleum and the refining, export The Finest English Spray Made Lily HaU, Church Street, Hamilton and domestic sale of its products. 9.30 a.m.—Sunday School. * * * 11.00 a.m.—Subject:—"Losing and Experiments at the University winning." of Minnesota have indicated that .jr ^mit^ims**—-— 6.00 p.m.—Young People's Union: the direction from which wind is %\r MORI: BUFTER CRUST MASTERS HARDWARE CO. Subject:—"Seven things hate­ blowing against a house and its Front Street Phone 162—192 ful to God." force have no effect on its interior 7.30 p.m.—Subject:—"Elements of temperature, if that of the out- j _._HH_l_. genuine Faith." side air is not changed. Rev. G.-E. 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_»_ INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS agements and difficulties. "The very laudable and benefi­ OF MECHANICS cent objects of the Association ASSOCIATION cannot fail to command the esteem and even gratitude of the Colony at large," he said. Other clergy Interesting Outline of Organisa­ assisting were the Revs. J. F. Lough, tion's History George Tucker, Walter Thorburn * and William Ryan. SHIRTS The annual installation of of­ Four hundred members attended ficers of the Bermuda Mechanics' an evening meeting which followed. Performance Beneficial Association took place The Hon. J. Wofford Tucker spoke with on Wednesday evening at Mechan­ on "Recent events in American ics' Hall. Ninety-one members History." His Excellency the Gov­ That Justifies attended, including many from ernor, Sir Frederick-Chapman, at­ Ireland Island and St. George's and tended with his a.d.c, Lieut. Fleet­ Recommendation five new members were enrolled. wood Evans. Bro. John Harnett, Two Collars to Match met His Excellency, who later res­ The following officers were chos­ ponded to a vote of thanks proposed en:—President, Bernard E. Irvine; by Bro. Harnett. Senior Vice President, Chas. T. Oatway; Junior Vice President, Truly it could be said of the older Owen G. Mullin; trustees, Ralph members of the Association, com­ Kemsley, P.P., and Wm. Murphie; mented Bro. Gauntlett, that "they ne thing is certain—unless Moffats 91- Recording Secretary, John M. Con­ lived not for themselves alone, yers; Financial Secretary, J. S. but for the good of others." "Let O Electric Stoves were good stoves they Vallis; Treasurer, Wm. B. Gut­ us strive to follow in their steps, would not be installed in such large num­ and any good we can do for our teridge; Conductor, Chas. Y. Oat­ bers. The greater part of our orders come way; Janitor, Stanley O. Simmons. needy brethren, let us to it now," The business committee appointed he concluded. as the result of recommendations by satis­ comprised W. Exell, P.P., S. H. These shirts are made to our oo fied users. Kemsley, P.P., W. J. Newman, usual detailed requirements and W. B. Gutteridge and S. O. Sim­ mons. PAGE BERMUDA We do everything possible to justify those are sold with our guarantee. who so kindly say— 'Pay Bills Promptly' Drive Starts in ENTERTAINMENT Central New York Following the business meeting, AUBURN, N.Y.—Five hundred the members proceeded to the volunteers in ten counties in central Atlantic Phoenix Lodge, loaned for New York have started a campaign the occasion., for entertainment and forsignersto a pledge to "pay bills Put in a refreshment. Toasts were offered promptly, trade at home, live by tne various officers and mem­ TRIMINGHAM BROTHERS normally, maintain confidence in bers, and Dr. R. D. W. Parker, the nation and the region and Moffats Electric Stove Honorary Surgeon for the East come back economically,"—ac­ End branch, responded to the cording to the New York Times. Surgeons' Toast. The toast list was interspersed with musical numbers. It was part of a crusade by the Finger Lakes Association for funds A collection, netting £5. 5. 6., was and new members and to "hasten taken, and the proceeds given to the return of prosperity" to the the secretary of the Atlantic Phoe­ tCH region. AT OUR SHOWROOMS nix Lodge, to be expended for local Lodge charities, in appreciation Luncheons were held in cities and of the co-operation of the Masonic towns throur'-i the central New The Electric Light Com pan Order. York areo o usher in "Finger y Lakes" week. Bro. A. E. Gauntlett, P.P., gave an interesting historical outline 00 of the-Association and its activities. 761..w. He recalled that the records dated BERMUDA MILITIA April 1st, 1851- eighty years ago— made note of the fact that through ARTILLERY the kindness of the Atlantic Phoe­ nix Lodge the Association held its Orders by Captain H. A. Hamilton, meetings in the upper lloor of the M.B.E., R.A., COMMANDANT. Lodge's Hail. It was an honour to meet again in a place where their St. George's, 20th, July. 1932. forefathers met and contrived to raise up an institution which, they Parades for Wednesday 27th. July SPECIAL PRICES trusted, had been a help and bless­ ing to all who had, sought its 8.00-8.30p.ni. Marching Drill. friendly aid. 8.45-9.30 p.m. Specialists' Class­ es and Lewis Gun Instruction. For Today HELP OF MASONIC LODGE oa The records dated November 16th, on 1857, bore a resolution affording ORGANDIE tangible evidence of the Associa­ FROCK Piece Goods tion's appreciation of the Lodge's Ladies' Wash Dresses When you turn out in a well cut... freshly generosity. This resolution was to Ladies' Afternoon Towels, Sheets, After­ laundered ... linen suit you look cool.. . the effect that the Lodge's Hall be limewashed, both externally and Dresses you feel cool and have on a suit with all the noon Bags and Umbrel­ internally, at the Association's ex­ style in your suits oi heavier material . . . pense. For a time, Mr. Gauntlett Ladies' Silk Slips said, the Association's meetings las, Cretonnes—Curtains We referred to Children's Wash Dresses were held in the old Pembroke Silk Hosiery. Church Sunday School. Ladies' Panama Hats "LINEN SUIT" At the meeting held on Septem­ . . we mean linen suits made of high quality ber 4th, 1854, it was ordered that "lamps be done away with and Men's Striped Flannel and Linen Trousers linen and tailored by Barrons, England . . . candles be substituted." Another interesting minute recorded the Men's Doeskin Trousers decision of a meeting held in 55/6 Single Breasted November, 1861, to order a corru­ Men's Separate Sports Coats gated galvanised iron roof from 60/- Double Breasted England to complete the Mechan­ Men's and Boy's Leghorn Hats. ics' Hall, then being erected. This was not done, however, the build­ ing being completed with a sub­ stantial and enduring cedar roof YOUNG BROTHERS covered with Bermuda slate. The Queen Street Association were about to occupy COX &.' WILSON -1K.C.S. their new hall, the corner stone of which was laid in 1850, and, the Y-7_6f_. Atlantic Phoenix Lodge partici­ pating in that event, a resolution was carried by which the Lodge was paid £6 and the nominal rent paid by the Association to the Lodge To Housewives was stopped. The Lodge was of­ IFF fered the free use of the Mechanics BSB__i__L__. Send ut your name and Hall in retain for their many past address and we will send you, postpaid, a trial bottle of the kindnesses, world famous Liquid Veneer. - BISQUICK For Dusting NEW HALL OPENED Polishing Something new, have' you tried it? and Preserving Cn January 20th, 1867, the new Pian_s Hall was opened, a procession to the Simply add milk or water to Bisquick, and in a few Furniture Hall being met by several of the minutes you have—Waffles—Rolls—Muffins or Woodwork clergy, who offered thanks on be­ Carriages half of the Association to God for Copt/right, 1932, by Fairchild. Shortcakes. XSSSL the measure of success which had The attractive frock sketched BUTTERFIELD & CO., Agents attended the Association's affairs. is one of a number of attractive At nil Leading Grocers The ceremony was conducted by cotton dresses. It is developed in Telephone 581, Hamilton a deep violet-blue and white the Rev. Joseph Fraser Lightbourn, plaided organdie with a siiky fin­ who complimented the members of ish, and contrast is introduced BUTTERFIELD & CO., Distributors 3 Shades in 3 Days 613.. s.m. to -0.7.32. the Association onftheir presever- in the black velvet girdle that There's nothing more of­ ar.ee in the face of many discour­ ties, at one side. . . 79-5qf22.s23.w27:-30.s6h'sl3.s20. fensive than ugly, yellow, decayed teeth.This condi­ tion is due to mouth germs that defy ordinary tooth pastes. Kolynos kills these germs and whitens teeth GE. \ V.RVE. " ._ ~\tt_ CUD 1 ..EE_ \ SttEM-TitV. DANNY _E£W \<\H_\ MtKN SW_ CMVT TREKT -.. *.VW__ TM_ V\_i_ SP--.-M TVtKr —3 shades in 3 days. To _tvmv \_KTE\_V ME TWKV VlNY \ _CNTf V!_r*.!v \A&. UL . &__5 VMNV- \ BETTER A half-inch of Kolynos - \'U_ CAU- WIM - _O_G0N_ HER S,V_AK "To you __0_T VT CMC, v\_R FUftitft on a dry brush instantly _.,_ .NOTE. WM _ UNO TU_ OR .___*.'. W»|- _._*> . OQ NEXT -TVME. _. _ becomes a surging, anti­ _\_. 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join C awford, lovely ONCtALADVl star of Metro-Goldwyn- JftgHcl^L-fiK Mayer, says : Q___. ______£___* ' ikmmzi&Zgf;*' "Never have I found anything like Lux Toilet Betty D'Siard, an office worker, is late for work because of Srap for keeping my an accidental meeting with Cameron Conners, a famous movie skin fresh and smooth." actor, and is discharged. In the park she meets a shabby j miff man who gives her $300, telling her it is a test to see if she is a "capitalist." In. a dress shop she repulses a well-dressed young >#ta_-_-T(£____W-^w' stranger. Her father, a cheap politician and drunkard, strikes her during an argument and Betty leaves home. Cameron Con­ ners meets her on the street and induces her to go to a party at his apartment. There Conners tells her he has ordered the butler to bring up her suitcase, and gives her an evening dress. At the party she meets the young man who had approached her in the dress shop. He tells her she must leave Conners' apartment with him. Conners seems angered, but they leave. Riding through the country in the young man's car, he offers her a job. They meet with an accident. f j > CHAPTER XH Do they tire U7HEN Betty regained consciousness, her first impression was one of great stillness. She lay quietly for a moment, you out? while the events of the past few minutes flashed through her mind. A feeling of great lassitude possessed her, but HAT an unending joy the child­ she felt that she must make an effort to move. Was she W ren's hour used to be when they were only Uttle toddlers ! Now that they hurt? are older and so much more interesting, CHE moved cautiously and felt He seemed to have come to a how iiit that they have suddenly become •J a sharp pain through her sudden decision. "Come on," he !!:!!!! a great strain ? shoulder; she persisted, however, said, "let's get going." y§:.i. ' . You have made a mistake which is and stood up on her feet. She "Where are you going?" she very common and failed to realize that found that she was in a field off almost wailed. ;_;_.. the side of the main road. Ap­ * "Shut up and come on!" He Lovely women everywhere use this pure the cares of home and family call upon parently the car had careened stalked across the field, skirting your body for extra strength. through the fence, off the high­ the fence along the road but not way, and now it lay, twisted and lljEjp white soap. Only expensive beauty treat­ Let Wincarnis give you the extra tonic entering the road. When Betty battered, a few feet from her. The caught up with him he was stag­ .Hi:! ments cr.n give their skin th: smoothness force that comes from the admixture of strange young man w_s not in gering, and she placed her arm beef and malt extract to the finest wine. sight. The moon shone brightly, about his shoulder to steady him. ... which comes with this flower-fragrant The kiddies are growing up fast. Enjoy showing the twisted wreckage of "Thanks," he said, striding the car, revealing the poplar trees along, breathing heavily. atl.er. Gi\ c your skn its gentle care. to the full the days of their childhood lining the road. with Wincarnis as your friend. It was lucky, Betty thought, HEY had gone perhaps two that they had missed the trees. T hundred yards when the lights YOU NEED If the car had brought up there, of a car behind them attracted instead of in the open field, she Betty. With a pressure of her X toilet SOAP would undoubtedly have been hand she stopped the young man. killed. She began to sob. Standing in the trees they saw She had no idea how long she the car stop, and its occupants, had been unconscious, and for apparently aware of the r.jcident, this reason felt no undue alarm leap the fence and examine the because the strange young man wreck of the car. Thev could hear incariu was not in sight. No doubt he exclamations of horror and curi­ m 7/ie GOOD Tonic Jfme had gone to the road, in an at­ osity. One man's voice carried to Wi tempt to stop some passing car. them clearly. "It's still warm"— X-LTS 15 1-50 LEVER RROTHKRc LIMITED, TORT SUNLIGHT, ENGLAND But there appeared to be no pass­ the night air 'rought the voice— ing car. There was no sound ex­ we'd better notify the policj." cept the soft swish of the breeze To Betty's amazement tho through the trees. young man swore softly. Didn't he A low sound reached her ears. want anyone to find them? It seemed to coma from the "Shall we go back0" she asked. wreckage of the car and, almost He shook his head. how do you oar mechanically, she lollowed the The new arrivals, having com­ sound. As she came to what was pleted their survey of the wreck­ CO left of the car, she, was surprised age, roared down the road, pre­ u c U to find a pair of legs sticking out sumably in search of a police of­ __r -*_. . from under the twisted mass. She ficial. The young man pulled stooped low, in fright, and again Betty into the shadow of the trees she heard the low moan. "until the car had passed. He wes Frantically Betty tugged at the breathing heavily now and his legs. They looked awkward and -voice came in labored gasps. grotesque, protruding there in the "Hurry," he said. "Not much moonlight. The moaning con­ time to be lost." tinued. Now Betty knew that the Wonderingly, Betty obeyed him. legs belonged to .he strange young, ure Cream man, and that he was pinned be­ She had not the slightest idea neath the wreckage of the car. what the hurry was about, or why With all her young strength she he should not welcome rescuers. tried to raise the part of the car For some reason, however, she did which imprisoned him—and fail­ not question him. * at its Best ed. She was sobbing, the tear- KIRTING the road they ad­ streaming down her face. She S vanced perhaps a qtrarier of a wondered what she should dc; mile, when the yet__g mnn saw a should she go and leave him and light on the opposite side of the attempt to hail a passing car? :road. They approached cautious- But no car had passed a' ig the ! ly. From across the road, they highway since the one which had discovered It to be a filling sta­ "Aren't they beautifull. caused the accident. tion, a small place in an obscure : part, of the road. Behind the Yet they almost wash ; statiqn there was a small dwelling UI THINK," a muffled and very and there, also, was a light. selves. Rinso lakes the hud * faint voice came to her, "that "It's risky." said the young ESTLE'S Pure Thick Cream is not a substitute for you'll do better on this side. Try w ork o ff m y 1 _ a n d s. AI te r lifting that wheel and I think I .man. "but we've got to take a soaking with Rinso the thi.v . N cream. It is naturally pure cream, in the same can help." It was the strange chance." exact condition as when it is taken from the top of young man. and she felt a little They climbed the fence, Betty need only a light r_-.'-\_, nf thrill of admiration at his calm assisting him. and crossed the fresh milk. courage. She moved to the other road. They walked directly to the the dirty parts and v.:r.i;i ,. side of the wreckage, and follow­ station and an elderly man came Then you can hang or.L i\ .: Over fruits and desserts, in coffee, or in the preparation ing the instructions cf the calm to the door to meet them He but suffering voice, she tugred •started back at sight of them. cleanest, whitest wash you ever of tarts and other confections, there is nothing to equal frantically at the wheel. Aftei And no wonder, for there stood saw. Rinso makes all your its deliciousness. several attempts she was reward­ Betty, her white, filmy dress al­ ed by seeing the legs move and most torn from her white shoul­ linens, washable coloured finally, with a great effort, the ders, and beside her stood a young An eminent medical practitioner recently discovered young man wriggled out. man. bloody of face, who swayed things and woollens wear beneficial effects in Nestle's PureThick Cream for diabetic Even in the moonlight she on his feet. longer too, because it saves could see that he was injured. The man appeared to be on the and nephritic cases, and prescribed it with satisfactory His face was bloody. His right •verge of slamming the door in hard rubbine." results. Ask your doctor about this. arm hung limp by his side and Ttheir faces. as he attempted to get to his ftet "One minute!" said the strr.nge he lurched dangerously. woung man. and even in his dis­ "Oh. you're hurt." she breathed, tress Betty noticed that his voice Nestle's Pure Tliiek Cream taking his uninjured arm in both. rang with authority. "One min­ her hands. ute, and it will pay you more than "Maybe." you'll make in many months. Neslie's Vtjr.i T!iic:; Cream is avail- The young man seemed to bet We're not criminals. All I want _3-?si abta at ail good grocers.Try it today. trying to think. He glanced sky­ from you is a telephone to report -Si*. ward, seeming to observe thr an auto accident." moon as though for inspiration. The man's attitude ch: nged. liiB_m_ifs| 'Oh, an accident," he said. "That's "Tough spot," he said . -nally . W-R 68-33 R. ?. 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SUNDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES

WEAF, New York 660kc. 7.00—Balkan Mountain Men No need to "shop around" when the VER THE RADIO 7.30—Orchestra Gems 8.00—Chase and Sanborn Hour BERMUDA FURNISHING & SUPPLY CO. fy*"!**********^*-****-^ 9.00—Our Government 9.15—American Album of Familiar A rocital of choral music by the Mu.Lic Offers such outstanding values 10.45—Hello Marie, comedy skit 9.45—Sheaffer Lifetime Review Berlin Teachers' Male Ciicrus, 11.00—Pickens Sisters under the direction of Professor 10.00—Musings 11.15—NBC Concert Orchestra 10.15—L'Heure Exquise Hugo Rudel, will be transmitted 12.00—Jack Denny and Orchestra direct from Festival Hall in Frank­ 10.45—Sunday at Seth Parker's 11.15—Russ Columbo and Orch. furt, Germany, during the inter­ WGY, Schenectady 790kc. national broadcast from 4.00 to 11.30—Mood Oriental 7.00—Swimming Lessons 12.CO—Balck's Orchestra 4.30 p.m. over WABC and the Co­ 7.15-8.15—Same as WEAF lumbia network. One of the best 8.15—Bernard Silberg, cellist known male choruses on the Con­ WLW, Cincinnati 700kc. 8.30-9.15—Same as WEAF tinent, tnis ensemble has been 7.00—Great Composers Concert 9.15—Musical Programme heard in concert appearances at 7.30—Same as WJZ 10.00-12.00—Same as WEAF the leading song festivals of Ger­ 8.00—Baseball Scores 8.05—Hotel Gibson Orchestra many. WABC, New York 860kc. * * * 8.15—Same as WJZ 7.15—William Vincent Hall, Bari­ 9.00—Dance Orchestra Vaughn de Leath will call toge­ tone 9.15-10.45—Same as WJZ ther her Melody Circle with ner 7.30—Do Re Mi, Novelty Female 10.45—Casper Reardon, harpist vision of "Dinah" at 8.15 p.m., over Trio 11.00—Dance Orchestra the WABC-Columbia network. 7.45—The Street Singer 11.30—Vox Humana Mirrors to fit every need The contralto also will sing 8.00—Edwin C. Hill 12.00—Same as WJZ "Moonlight on the River," "Lulla­ 8.15—Vaughn de Leath From 1/6 to £5* 5* O by of the Leaves" and "Happy Go 8.30—Lewisohn Stadium Concert WOR, Newark 710kc. Vanity Dressers, excellent values Lucky You." Her orchestral se­ 10.09—Music That Satisfies 7.00—Dance Orchestra lections will include "It Was So 10.15—Columbia Public Affairs In­ 7.30—Choir Invisible £9. 9. 0 NOW £8. 0. 0 Beautiful" and "Clouds Will Soon stitute 8.15—"Howdy Old Timers" Roll By." 10.45—Jones Orchestra 8.30—Miniature Symphony Orch. * * * 11.00—Irene Beasley, Contralto 9.00—Osborne Orchestra These pieces and a large selection of practical beautiful Willem van Hoogstraten and the 11.15—Dancing By The Sea 9.30—The Gibson Girls orchestra of the New York Phil­ 11.30—St. Moritz Orchestra 9.45—John Garrick, baritone 12.00—Royal Canadians household furnishings are now on display in Bermuda's harmonic Society will feature 10.00—The Pipe Dreamer Franz Schubert's Symphony No. 9 10.30—Footlight Echoes in C Major during the broadcast KDKA, Pittsburgh 9S0kc. 11.30—Dance Orchestra most up-to-date showrooms. of the Lewisohn Stadium Concert 7.00-7.30—Same as WJZ over WABC and the Columbia net­ 7.30—Sacred Songs WJZ, New York 760kc. work, from 8.30 to 10.00 p.m. Other 8.00-10.00—Same as WJZ 7.00—Sing a New Song selections on the broadcast will 10.00—Homey and Old Fashioned 7.15—To be Announced include the "Nutcracker Suite" 10.30—Same as WJZ 7.30--The Commodores by Tschaikovsky and Liszt's sym­ 11.00—Teaberry Sport Review 8.00—Pickens Sisters phonic poem, "Les Preludes." 11.15—Press Last Minute News 8.15—Chautauqua Choral Society * * * 11.20—Messages to the Far North 9.00—Enna Jettick Melodies TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES 12.00—Pettis Orchestra 9.15—Goldman Band Concert 10.15—The Old Singing Master WTAM, Cleveland 1070kc. 10.45—A Voice—A Violin 7.00—Canfield Baseball Flash 11.00—Malik Mystery Drama— (Bermuda Time) 7.05—Hotel Allerton Orchestra "The Spoken Death" 7.30-12.00—Same as WEAF 11.30—Piano Moods WEAF and WTIC 6G0kc. 12.00—Canfield Sports Review 7.00—Intermezzo 11.45—Masters Orchestra * * * 12.00—Flying Dutchmen Day Beds, many styles 7.30—The Rollickers, male quartet 7.45—The Goldbergs Tiie Sanctuarj Choir and Cath­ From £7. 0.0 to £17. 0.0 8.00—Civic Concerts Service Pro­ edral Choir will be featured during WGY, Schenectady 790kc. Chifforobes always a necessity gramme the broadcast of the Cathedral 7.00-12.00 -- Same as WEAF 8.30—K-7 Hour, a musical service produced £9. 0. 0 NOW £8. 0. 0 9.00—Cuckoo Programme each week by Channon Collinge, WABC. New York 860kc. . 9.30-—Balkan Mountain Men to be heard over the WABC-Co­ 7.00—The World's Business 10.00—Lucky Strike Da; ce Hour lumbia network on Sunday from 7.15—Cnicago Knights From 9.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. 11.0C — Russ Columbo and Orch. 4.00 to 5.CO p.m. These groups of 7.45—Theo Karle, Tenor 11.15—Merle Thorpe—talk specially trained voices will offer 8.00—William Vincent Hall. Bari­ 11.30—Paul Whiteman and his several beautiful hymns and an­ tone BERMUDA FURNISHING & SUPPLY CO. Chieftains thems, among them, "Our Father" 8.30—Lewisohn Stadium Concer. 12.00—Ralph Kirbery by Stainer; "Partis Angelieus" by 9.30- Parade of Melodies Front Street 10.00—Gem Highlights S809C<_: Bain; Chadwick's "Jehovah WLW, Cincinnati 700kc. Reigns"; and "Adore Te" of Mo­ 10.30— Columbia Dramatic Labora­ 7.00- -Same as WJZ zart. tory 11.00—The Gauchos 7.15—Dance Orchestra + * * 7.30- Mail Pouch Sportsman 11.30—Glen Island Orchestra For Sunday evening Choir In­ 12.00—Arnheim Orchestra 7.15- Southern Singers visible programme, over WOR at 8.00—Dance Orchestra 7.30 o'clock, George Shackley. di­ -~ P,vr-iv?Fitri%i?op'L*ii>iiv>3r'**'3tfsiV'iLS?'tvieiv 8.15—Chandu the Magician KDKA, Pittsburgh 980kc. rector ana arranger, has planned 7.00—KDKA Players - Jb4b4_ ,1b_b_!.',____,'£_V___/__'abdb'i_b'db'4fedbdb'd^^ ...i 8.45—The Crosley Cadets r% & . anotner programme suitable to 7.30-10.45—Same as WJZ tt . 9.00—Crosley Follies P.« the fine mixed voices in his Choir. 10.45- The Fireflies _ . _- 9.30—Same as WJZ F'l -.* "The Bells of St. Mary's," arranged 11.00— Teaberry SpOit Review *_ _ _ 10.00—The Tylers On Tour P i ... for the four male voices, and Mac- 11.15—Press Last Minute News 10.15—"Take It Easy" _ i Announcing a new model - . Dowell's "To A Wild Rose" pre­ 11.20—Alexander Roy, tenor •__ P.. 10.30—Marlboro Bands of Distinc­ _ . _. sented by the female trio promise 11.30 Same as WJZ P . M tion __ Er _ to be 1 ighlights on the programme. _ fli P.- 11.00—Dance Orchestra * * * __ _- 11.30- Over The Rhine, German WTIC, Hartford lOOOkc. - 4 ..- 7.30—Orchestra] Gems _'_ fc_ Band Beethoven's famous "Egmont" - . overture will share honours with 8.00—Same as WEAF fr i *.* 11.45—Headlines of Yesterday P.- fr_ the Haydn Symphony No. 13 in G 9.00—Baseball Scores P.a 12.00—Doodlesockers __ __ during the broadcast of the Lew­ 9.05—Songland _ j P.. isohn Stadium Concert direct from 9.30—Jane Dillon _ lege of the City of New York. Sun­ 10.00—Reveries _ a 7.15—Piano Moods _•_ find in any electric refrigerafor, plus many exclusive ones, _-.' day, from S.30 to 9.30 p.m., over 10.15—Same as WEAF _ . ... 7.30- Scnata Recital _ i fc_ WABC and tlie Columbia network. 10.45—Merry Madcaps 7.45 Rosa Low. soprano _'d at the new low price of Is! Tlie filial selection on the pro­ 11.30—Mike DiVito and Arcadians M _ _ _« 8.00- The Play's The Thing gramme, to be broadcast by Wil­ M 8.30 Dunce with Countess d'Orsay liam van Hoogstraten and the WTAM, Cleveland I070kc. . _ __ 9.00 Goldman Band Concert ...1 orchestra of the New York Phil­ 7.00-9.00 Same as WEAF s' i £4S» 10. 0 So* a tour cubic Soot FRIGIDAIRE _»: 9.30 First Nighter—'"The Secret i = *.« harmonic Society, will be Rach­ 9.00—Aunt Lulu's Adventures l I _w of Sing hong" maninoff's symphonic poem, "The 9.15-12.00—Same as WEAF _i u 10.00—'' Whoopee'' _t_ &_ Island of the Dead." 12.00—Canfield Sports Review M •in I_ _3 Delivered and installed with a full unconditional FOUR YEARft_ 10.30- Twenty Fingsrs of Ha _ _ M [ 3 &_ 1 _ GUARANTEE against any costs of service. M COMEDIANS DO AN 1ZAAK WALTON S? _l __ .»» Bermuda I * __ _- _ _ M ___9 __ S. P. C. A. 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No fril *.__« .._ _>_ I P.* *.fli Made from pure cane b_ interest or carrying charges are added. __ *.» _>_ __ *._ sugar. P.. in_ __ 9.9 P.. fr- _ * "When better Refrigeration is possible Frigidaire will build them." ».. ..* fr_ The best candy __ *_ ...... FOR CHILDREN __ )CX>C30CS«X>_XX_X)__ fr_ -/l fr- mm ..- __ fr_ ...... __ fr_ 9.9 *.» __ THE BERMUDA TRADING CO. fr_ 612t|j<_s. to 30.7.32. ... fr_ __ *.« Amos 'n' Andy Go Fishing. \The Inseparable!_harles J. Correll .._ Reid Street, Opposite Telephone Building fr_ (left) and Freeman F. Gosden, Wetting a Line on a Visit to the - * •.* _ - 787|f. fr_ Camp of Lawrence Richey, Secretary to President Hoover, near i!sS_S-___3-_£3-_--S-I-£3£^ Frederick, Md.. During a Visit to Washington Recently. C-E.M 0RT0N,--* ' "•" Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1932 ______$M!!_____ry$ Olympic Naiad Prepares for Games 25% o£f LEGHORN and STRAW HATS e** For Men

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Decker, Bir­ "Oh, Take It Away" Reckless Reggies and the Vamping mingham, Ala.; Mrs. P. A. Des­ Viviennes of ail Europe could be mond and daughter, New York City; I have no appetite their clashing selves and follow R. Herbert Dixon, Rockville Center, and don't want it- their "lurid" and "hectic" fancies N.Y.; Miss Catherine Dolan, Shirley If it's a unhampered by prudery or con­ Dorsky. Brooklyn. N.Y.; John F. see any the ng to eat REFRIGERATOR vention the Riviera, a district Finn, Cabvon, Mass.; Mildred and composed of "Monte." a large Horcense Fox, Jamaica, L.L. N.Y.; Why not a gambling saloon with a few night Misses B. and N. Fried. Newark, clubs and dancing halls attached, New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. V. E. WESTINGHOUSE and of Nice, a collection of luxurious Friedman. New York City; Mr. A. hotels in which the visitors' books Haerer, Gleiidale, L.L, N.Y.; Mr. Electric contain more lies than are told in F. R. 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Virtue might The sight of food only irritates when th_ appetite be all very well at Venice, and Anna and Mary Maher, New York has failed. Torpid liver action upsets the temper You are not experi­ English, American and Chinese Dishes, Chop Suey, moderation at Menton. But those City; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malone, as well as the digestive system. menting when you places did not count. The Riviera Bronx, N.Y. City; Lillian Masser, How miserable you feel when the liver fails use Dr. Chase's etc. Elmhurst, N.Y.: Alfred Marks. Ne­ and resulting constipation fills the syiiem with Kidney - Liver Pills. was Monte and Nice; and people in poisons. For nearly half a general were not going to have their wark, New Jersey; Mr. aid Mrs. The head aches, the tongue is coatee', appetite century these pills REID STREET, HAMILTON pet delusions so easily dispelled, J. McCarthy. Flushing, L.I..N.Y.; falls, what you do eat remains undigested and forms have been for sale Miss B. Meshalko. 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New York 180 Washington Catarrhozone you Also derricks, scaffolding, get rid of sore be very difficult, therefore, for a City; Isabel Gri3veson, Elmhurst, New York City crusts in the nose. wheelbarrows and miscel­ gay dog of skill and determination L.L, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. George Those nasty drip­ laneous small tools, office to go and paint the Cote d'Azur Gronfein, New York City; Dr. and pings of mucous blue for two good months, and then Mrs. M. L. Grover, Providence, R.I. Into the stomach desks, tables, typewriters etc. are stopped. Ac­ turn up. looking as if butter would rid, bad tasting not melt in his mouth, with a phlegm is loosened in the throat. certificate to say that he had always That irritable tickling sensation in been a good boy. We can see in knew that he had only a limited Good Housekeepers use the throat that makes you cough JOHN W. 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for tomorrow. The orchestra pro­ than thirty-five guests at a cock­ HAMILTON HOTEL NOTES gramme follows:—"Kiki," inter­ tail party last night. rK mezzo. (Savino;) "Scarf Dance." i HJs guests included ^thelLord (Chaminade); "My Little Star." Carew, aide de camp to^His^Ex­ Thursday Arrivals Find serenade .Ponde;) trombone solo. cellency the Governor; nine officers Bermuda Ideal Arch Cole; "Mississippi Suite" of the Fusiliers, headed by Major \J_^*> 1» POUNDED 18-9 Jj ^^y- (Grofe); "Show Boat." selection J. F. Chenevix-Trench, D.S.O.; Mrs. _ _. . ^ (Kern).; vibraphone solo. Al Wolfe; Chenevix-Trench; Major and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Helm are at vocal solo. Charles Weidner; violin William Cookson; Captain and Mrs. the Hamilton wi.n .heir two dau- solo. Sam Robbins; "Poet and Pea­ Boileau; Captain and Mrs. George ers. The Helms are woll known sant," overture (Roberts.) Miss Wilson; Mrs. Edward Buckley; Mr. j residents of Elizabetluow.i. Pa. Alvena O'Connor will also favour Here ward Watlington. Miss M. 1 Among the many Southern guests with a vocal solo. Watlington and Miss H. Watling­ are a Georgia couple. Mr. and Mrs. ton; Miss Virginia Conyers; Misses JULY SALE T. T. Williams of Atlanta. FUSILIERS RECEIVE OVATION Betty and Sylvia Appleby; Mrs. Getting an initial taste of sight- Masey. her son Mr. Masey and the ag in Bermuda are Misses The Band of the 1st Battalion, Misses M. and N. Masey; Mr. Frank Veronica E. April. Geraldine Jones Northumberland • Fusiliers, drew Gosling and Miss E. Gosling; Mrs. WOMEN'S SHOES md Alva Schooley. all of Williams­ a large crowd for their concert 071 T. Scanloh; Mr. Vail Zuill; Miss port, Pa. Cleveland guests are Thursday night. Arrivals on that Nancy Pearman; Miss A. Scott, and Prices Reduced Clara Heyner and Miss Cora day's Monarch were impressed wi, >. Mr. and Mrs. L. Suffern Tailer of L. Schwegler, seen on many excur­ the display of British military mus­ Long Island. sions. ical talent and rewarded the con­ Also among the guests was Mr. From 33%% to 50% Mr. and Mrs. F. Baxter are re- ductor, Mr. A. Hollick. A.R.M.C.. Verpilleux, who is staying at Gov­ is.ered at the Hamilton. They and his band with unstinted ap­ ernment House for several days, The assortment includes pumps, slippers, tics and sandals a New Jersey couple, residing plause. Sammy Robbins' dance engaged in painting a portrait of Nai io.ial Park in that state. music, the cabaret show of tho ! His Excellency. in a variety oi leathers and fabrics. ... '. Misses Calhoun and Miss singing O'Connors and the Parker- 00 Bunker are Mrs. Robert Connor Babb dance team reached new •: Miss Marjorie Connor, also heights of success. INVERURIE HOTEL NOTES White Kid Pumps 50/. f Brooklyn, N.Y, Miss Alice and A party of five on the Terrace Now 25/- Irene Calhoun live in New included Mr. Thomas Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. Milton De Baum, White Kid Strap Slippers 48/. Now 24/- :':. City. They are on a return of the New York Times. Miss Kat­ with their two children Master White Cloth Strap Slippers New add;lions to the West herine Eve, and Messrs. Russell Pete, and Miss Ann, together with 50/- Now 25/- . lians at the Hamilton are Eve. Arthur Cooper and Gilbert Mrs. Carrie Farr. are occupying White Leather Sandals 32/6 Now 16/3 [iss Daisy Cass. 11 of Welch, and Cooper. Miss Marguerite O'Don­ Bounybank Cottage at the Inver­ is May and Zelma Greenawali, nell and Miss Marie O'Donnell of urie. The party arrived on the Mon­ Coloured Cloth Sandals 10/. Now 5/- o ol , iidi city. New York were the guests of Mr. arch on Thursday. White Mesh Strap Sandals 25/- I l Terrace parties and at the B. Redman. Miss Margaret Abbott, of Brook­ Mow 16/S are frequently noted Mr. In Mr. J. D. C. DarreU's party line. Mass.. joined her brother. White Canvas Strap Slippers 25/- Now S6/8 RusS-H L. Jackson of Tne Salem were Miss Pauline Manifold of Mr. H Whipple Abbott, at the In­ White Linen Strap Slippers 25/- News, Salem, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Manchester. Pa., and her friend. verurie. Mr. Abbott is house guest Mow 16/8 Jharles W. Jackson, wiio have Miss Sarah Kline of New Bloom- at the Inverurie for a month. Miss White Kid Strap Sandals 25/. Now 16/8 ravelled lo Bermuda from Can­ field. Pa. Mrs. Ralph Busch and Abbott spent part of the spring­ on. Mississippi; Miss Aiice Kistner Mrs. Angie McCausland of Prince- time at the Inverurie, this year. White Canvas Strap Slippers 45/- Now 30/- : Cincinnati, O.; Mr. and Mrs. to.i. N.J., were at a table. In an- Miss Mary Ferre and Miss Ruth White Calf Skin Ties 45/- George Melville of Drexel Hill. Pa.; otner party were the Misses Eli­ A. Bottomly. of Washington. D.C, Now 30/- Miss Pauline H. Manifold of Man- zabeth Thompson of Washington joined the Inverurie colony on Beige Leather Ties 25/- Kow 16/8 tiester, Pa., who is here until D.C. with Miss Elizabeth Pettit Thursday. They arrived on the Beige Leather Pumps Jonday; and Miss Virginia Meyers. of Lynchburg, Va. Monarch. Miss Mary Melrose, of 25/- Mow 16/8 i lother Virginian arrival. w:io is Misses Zelma Greenawalt and Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. A. W Lewis, Beige Cloth Ties 25/- rom Christiansburg. Now 16/8 Daisy Cassell, of Welch. W. Va., of Collingwood, N.J., Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Siireerfian aid Miss Virginia"Myers of Chris.- C. T. Squier, of New York, and Miss tre paying a visit at the hotel, iansburg. Va.. were in a party, as Helen Roche, on the staff of the ey are from Philadelphia. were Miss Lydia Parker of Phil­ Savoy-Plaza, New York, are guests Others finding Bermuda an ideal adelphia and Miss Helen Morrow at the Inverurie. 120 Pairs ammer resort are Mr. and Mrs. of the same city. Misses Jon.:. oo Arthur F. Thompson of S. Orange, April and Schooley. of Williamspoi, . SLIPPERS, PUMPS and SANDALS "• .1.; and Misses Evelyn and Frank­ Pa., were also seen on the Roof. ARRIVALS BELMONT MANOR ie Warburton of Milwaukee, Wis., At a large table were Mrs. Robett wo widely-travelled sisters who Mr. and Mrs. A. J. and Miss Conner, Miss Marjorie Conner, $/- pair seeing the Isles for the first Mary A. Bender, New York City; Miss M. A. Bunker, all of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs* James F. Dwyer, line. and Misses Blanche and Irene Cal­ Misses Eleanor, May Belle, and Brooklyn. N.Y.; Mr. J. D. Darragh, houn of New York City. Among w? L. Freeman, of Troy, N.Y., are Pittsburgh, Pa.; Miss Clementina the couples occupying tables were ere until Monday. Also here for M. D'Angelo, Wollaston, Mass.; Captain and Mrs. Crawley and Mr. . days are Mr. and Mrs. H. Rulfs Miss Estelle Gravin, Boston, Mass.; and Mrs. AUen Williams. New York. Travelling in a party Marie I. Grones, Bridgeport. Ct.; of three are Miss Katherine Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Baugh were Miss Nora Joyce. Brooklyn. N.Y.; with a party of four. Listening to *&s*£ of New York, Miss Ella Miller and Miss Marianne Kemple. Miss Jean M Ruth V. Berger, of Newark. the band concert were Mr. and Mrs. Kegel. N.Y.C; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. W. B. Bristol of Stratford, Conn. Little. Montclair, N.J.; Miss Ruth 8I5-T(

EXTENSION OF CENTRAL Most Young Women Classified GOVERNMENT PACKING Nf ed a Blood Tonic Advertisements (Co-tinned fi«• P__e l) GET NOW establishment of various packing houses stipulated that the opera­ LOST Your new tion of such establishments should be in conformity with the existing CAMERA—One Eastman movie arrangement: i.e., that the system camera. Finder please return RALEIGH BICYCLE of Government packing, with a to Paul Outerbridge, c/o Harnett charge of 4d. a crate, be continued, & Richardson, City. Reward. At a real bargain price the Shipper's Association to receive 780fw. ei to tu26. goods at the packing houses and give receipts; the Shippers' Associa­ tion to make unified shipments on IS YOUR DAUGHTER STRONG? EMPLOYMENT one bill of lading; and a repre­ WADSON'S sentative of the Board or Depart­ Observe your own daughter— BOOK-KEEPER-TYPIST. Apply in 10-_t_th. ment to meet with shippers at in­ the color in her cheeks has faded own handwriting Bermuda Press tervals in order that the Govern­ away. Her eyes are listless. This Box 770. ment should have some knowledge girl needs Ferrozone—needs it to 770fw. eitp. of what is being done with produce. An amendment proposing one restore the nerve force that the GOOD OOOK. Apply Mrs. John A. North American 17f METEOROLOGICAL NOTES packing house only found but four development of her fresh youth P. Pitt, Phone 296. TODAY Northern Pacific 10 July 22nd. supporters. A resolution was 790fth. eitp. Norando Mines 151 have exhausted. passed unanimously expressing the Paramount Pictures 2| Ferrozone will restore her color Talking Pictures: Barometer— meeting's opinion that the farmers Packard Motors If Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "No 8.00 a.m 1013 millibars had no cause for dissatisfaction in —bring back her old-time energy—; Penn. 3.R 9f One Man" and "Her Majesty 29.91 inches connection with the manner in, give brightness to her eyes and FOR SALE Love," 3, 7 and 9p.m. Postum (Gen. Foods) 221 8.00 p.m 1014 millibars which merchants transact business * * * Public Service. N.J 33f vivacity to her spirts. KELVINATOR, convenient size; 69.94 inches with them. Reid Hall Theatre: "Six Cylinder Pullman Company 14f Wind— In Ferrozone every girl finds also DAY BED in good order. Love" "Always Goodbye" and Pure Oil N.Q. £ Price reasonable. Call Phone 872 8.00 a.m., W 25 mi. perhr. CHILLROOM ON DOCKS strength. Ferrozone drives away "Freaks," De La Ferre, 3 and 8 Radio 4J 8.00p.m., W 22mi.perhr. tiredness. For the girl or woman _^ Hamilton. p.m. Radio Keith Orph... 2J 803*f.s. Max. Temp, for 24 hrs 84 The establishment of a chill- that wants to be happy, healthy, ——00 Remington Rand If Min. Temp, for 24 hrs 77 Shell Union Oil 41 room on the dock, in view of the who values rosy cheeks, laughing HOUSE—2 storey family house, Rainfall for 24 hrs 0 inches Sinclair OU 6 probability of an early resumption eyes and abundant good spirits, new, latest improvements, 1 Sunshine for 24 hrs.... 7 hrs 30mts of heavier shipments to the U.S., Southern Pacific 91 nothing can compare with Ferro­ storey furnished, 1 storey rented, FOREIGN EXCHANGE Southern R.R 4J was unanimously approved. lot 70 x 100, 3 minutes from Dar­ Mr. J. J. Bushell explained that zone. Standard Brands llf -00- reU's Wharf. Apply Robert Lind­ Standard Gas & Elec llf the Associated Shippers of Bermuda ley, seen any time. St. Oil of California 22| was not a merchants' organisa­ FERROZONE 733*s.tu.th.s. Local Rates MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH tion; its membership included cer­ St. Oil of New Jersey 27j A STRENGTH-MAKING TONIC "CHIC'.ffast sailing punt. Com- Socony-Vacuum , 9-J- tain farmer-shippers, and others Miss Janet O'Connor, of New pletejwith sails. Apply R. Lusher. Studebaker N.Q. were welcomed in the Association. The following is a copy of York City, has kindly consented Phone 802-J. Sears Roebuck 131 Mr. Bushell recalled that he had tbe Bulletin displayed on to sing in Christ Church, Warwick, 817*s. Texas Corp 12$ held the office of secretary to the on I, Sunday morning at eleven Friday, at the local banks. Texas Gulf Sulphur.... 16f Association for seven and a half CHILD'S COT and Hair Mattress. oclock. Her rich contralto voice Timken R.B 11$ years, and during that period Also Radio. Apply Mount Plea­ .: V. S. DOLLARS has been greatly enjoyed during Union Carbide 18| nothing had been done by the As­ sant, Tel. 47. her previous visits, in St. Paul's Buying at $3.6090 33% Union Pacific 36J sociation whi it any shipper need 819ts. Church, Paget, and in St. Andrew's U.S. Ind. Alcohol 18J be ashame". to make known to SeUingat $3.5036 37% Hamilton. Her solo will be "The U.S. Rubber 3$ farmers. CANADIAN DOLLARS Earth is the Lords" (Frank Lynes.) U.S. Steel 24S Mr. Trott eulogised the work of FOR RENT Buying at $4.1379 16% the Board of Agriculture and offici­ United Corporation 5\ -oo- Selling at $4.00 20% Warner Bros i| als of the Department, asking for WestingbouseAir Braie N.Q. an amicable spirit between shippers, "NESTON" overlooking'Harring­ Westinghouse Electric 191 CHURCH ACTIVITIES farmers and members of the Board, ton Sound, all modern conveni­ QUOTATIONS ences. Available August 1. Apply Western Union Telegraph 181 at all times. Harry T. Brown, West India Oil New York Closing $3.55625 Wool worth 28 The Cathedral Second Division Co. Montreal Closing $4.0850 Yellow Truck.., _ N.Q. Choir, Mr. Austin, the Cathedral Don't let it go until it London, 11 a.m $3.55125 organise, accompanying, will give develops into something 820*s.m. Total Sales 1,400,000 New York Latest $3.55125 a musical programme in Grace much more serious. APARTMENT — Attractively fur­ Money Opened _ _ z% Montreal Latest ....050 Church. North Shore, Monday, at THE PHOENIX There is no better nished, five rooms and bath, Money Closed _ 2% 8 p.m. This choir has achieved remedy for the relief of overlooking harbour, near Bel­ oo Sterling N.Q. considerable popularity. Coughs, Colds and all mont Manor, reasonable. Write Bronchial Afflictions Box 823 Bermuda Press. NEW YORK STOCK than Kobert's Syrup. It 823's.m.tu. breaks up the cold, soothes the throat and MARKET Y Keep the i quickly restores normal I! FURNISHED'AND-UN FURNISH ED ELBA BEACH SURF BATHING conditions. Most pleas­ \ Children ant to take. Yesterday's Closing Open Days — — — Open Nights €ottage§ * Manufactured by ...OR. RENT OR SALE Prices HEALTHY! i .NOBTHROP & LYMAN CO.. J , LAND FOR SALE j Half Price for Bath Houses After 6 p.m. LIMITED __ _fedl *_ *&-Gttf*><> __«, *| Alaska Juneau 11. i HAPPY!. . . Toronto, Canada Allegheny Corp 1 Phone 873 regarding free bus transportation from Elba M__;* - 1 Allied Chemical 49± Beach Station for Bathing Parties of 12 or more using i CHILDREN really like ^%; _>__-__. Gn_ui./iw 9 Am. Oan 34; Recall Orderlies, the or­ i Am. & Foreign Power 3| Elba Beach Bath Houses. iginal chocolate laxative. jZTtieker' Am. Smelting & Refining 8 82ir.Cs. t They are as delicioifs as * 4 4 Am. Water Works 13| candy . . . yet they tM O^P 29? * T?UC«.J Am. Tel. & Tel 7«i cleanse the _sstem and NEW WESTBURY « Anaconda Copper 4 Ji activate the bowels as SYRUP RICHMOND ROAD Atchison R.R 27 thoroughly as nasty OF THE EXTRACT OFl HOUSES FOR RENT OR SALE Atlantic Reflning 14i HOTEL LAURELTON I medicines. Orderlies are COD LIVER AND TAR Properties far Sal* American Tobacco "B" 57J 147-149 West 55th Street especially suited to the Baltimore & Ohio 8 .. New Yovk delicate systems of wo­ MRS. ROBINSON Bethlehem Steel 10J i men and children. Their CAMPBELL, GOSLING _ CO. WM. H. WOOD, Proprietor Borden Company 242 gentle cleansing action is B«_k of •<•—•__ BaiMiaf I Formerly with Bermuda 'Hotels) P be M). <__!_. "C«rbr»o_ Canadian Pacific, New 11I so natural that there is Ohes. & Ohio R.R 12* Our service is quiet and unobtrusive no disturbance of other Chrysler Motors 7 J Whether your visit be for a day or a month you will receive courte­ natural functions. J. CRITCHLEY Col. Gas 61 ous attention. And the prices are surprisingly moderate. J Rexall Orderlies are sold: (CRITCHLEY-MURRAY CO.) Cons. Gas 39^ I DELIGHTFULLY APPETISING FOOD s only'at Rexall Stores REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER Corn Products 31 § i Apply for rates: American or European Plan T_wor BaiMiaf. H___l».» Com. and Southern 2§ f-HM. 31S. J21 Oom. Solvents 6 J ORDERLIES Dupont 24 i Eastman Kodak... 38J \7he Store of Service Electric Autolite llj 90 IN THE SHADE —? Electric P. & L 4 t QUEtN STREET . Erie R.R., Common 4 Let us do your washing. Good­ HAMILTON DEATH Fox Film 1| BERMUDA ness knows it's hot enough, General Electric, New 11 these days, without "steam- General Motors 9s LAUNDRY heating" the house on wash BIGGS Goodrich Rubber 3J days. Just gather up the Hudson Motors 5j Cleaning and Dyeing clothes and call us. You'll be SORE BACK On June 12th, 1932 of 4 Montpelier Int. Nickel of Canada 5| delighted with the results. GETS Grove, Cheltenham, after months Int. Tel. & Tel 5J Department RESTORE . of pain, bravely borne. Winifred Kennecott Copper 7 "LET THE LAUNDRY DO IT" QUICK 1 (Nee Dickinson) the beloved wife Kreuger & Toll i HEALTH! a of Lieut.-Col. C. W. Biggs, late Loews, Inc 19J REUEF/ I R.E. Mack Truck 13$ 825 fs. Montg. Ward 5| Hamilton 2i2 St. George's 163 Somerset 48 Poisons accumulating in the Nash Motors 9f system cause pimples, head­ Natl. Biscuit, New 27$ aches, ill health.Threecakef of Natl. Power & Light 81 "Where the Promise is Performed" FUNERAL NOTICE Fleischmann's Yeast daily free New York Central 13i the intestines of poisonous wastes, tone nerves and sys­ Died at Wistowe, the Flatts, on tem, restore health and vigor. Friday, July _>2 Professor R. A. Fessenden FLEISCHMANN'S Funeral from Wistowe at 11 a.m. When your back is tortured with TODAY (Saturday), July 23rd. St. f pain, when your muscles and joints Mark's Church, Smith's Parish. are sore—rub on Nerviline. Every YEAST drop of Nerviline penettates deep­ 82-tf. ly into the tissues—it searches out ^o^wE^^r the spots that are sore—gives quick relief to the nerves and muscles. The back-weary sufferer gets IN MEMORIAM ease and comfort after one rub­ •IF your dog is under puj bing with Nerviline—the way it weight, feed him on (EN-L-RATION contains all the neces­ limbers up creaky joints and takes In loving memory of our dear brother KEN-L-RATION and see how rap­ sary elements for keeping dogs in the stiffness out of sore muscles good condition—clean, lean meat, ce­ will surprise you. The Reverend George Strothard idly he will improve. No dog will reals, and cod liver oil—making the Use Nerviline for Rheumatism, who passed away at Cleveland, thrive on scraps—he must be fed perfectly balanced food. , Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Sore Ohio, U.S.A., on the 24th July. regularly on a well-balanced diet. Joints. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1931. Sole Distributors NICHOLL & ASHTON * ore throats From his loving "brothers and Quickly relieved- sisters. Feed KEN-L-RATION to your dog regularly and note his improvement... Your dealer stocks it by rubbing on NERVILINE "He died as he lived" CHAPPEL BROS., 1TD. • • PENDLETON - MANCHESTER (Cleveland papers please copy) Stops the Pain OVER-1. MILLION JARS USED YEARLY 81-**: _" T T_ A T T-T/->ITT /^\7_OT "CO __, .Him, mvr> PPTr-O ii-j-TYorftflKg