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INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THB BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866)

HAMILTON, BERMUDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1933 VOL. 18—NO. 141 3D PER COPY—-.O/- PER ANNUM BRITAIN PAYS PART OF WAR DEBT; U. S. SATISFIED

WORLD CONFERENCE BRIGHT- 0. S. ACCEPTS BRITAIN'S VISIT OF DISTINGUISHED MAYOR ENTERTAINS U. S. PARTIAL PAYMENT FREEMASONS NAVAL OFFICERS THEYJAY ER, BUSIER, AND MORE That with the summer exams, at On Wednesday evening His Wor­ WASHINGTON, June 14. (CP)— Final Banquet Tonight schools comes the usual crop of ship the Mayor and Lady Watling­ President Roosevelt acknowledged "howlers." HOPEFUL ton entertained Captain L. B. Green receipt of the ten million dollar _. The official visit of the Most * * * and Commander Bickwell, U.S. payment by Great Britain as an Worshipful Grand Master of the I That at one school the excellent earnest of the debt pending final Grand Lodge of Scotland, the Bight Navy, to dinner at "Woodside" and afterwards to a dance at Bel­ plan of reading Dr. Wilkinson's France and Poland Default on U. S. Debt—Italy settlement. Great Britain, in the Honourable the Lord Belhaven and "The Adventurers of Bermuda" mont Manor. note, asked for a review of her Stenton, and the Right Worshipful was adopted. Offers U. S. $1,000,000—London Conference debt agreement, and Boosevelt Grand Secretary, Bro. T. J. Winning In honour of the visit of U.S. * * * Submarines, the Mayor and Cor­ suggested that representatives be will end tonight when a Masonic That the Head would ask for com­ to Cost £1,000,000—Mellon Sued for poration planned a dance for 69 sent to Washington to discuss the banquet will be tendered th.m at ment on the facts related in that of the sailors at No. 1 Shed last matter as soon as possible. He St. George's Hotel, the occasion splendid book. Unpaid Income Taxes—"Bremen" night. informed the British Government being open to all Freemasons in * * * the island. oo Makes Record Crossing—Roose­ that he had no power to reduce the That the Head drew attention to British debt but would submit On Wednesday night there was MUSICAL RECITAL AT the incident of Sandys who was velt Lauded by British Press- any results from negotiations to a meeting of Lodge St. George, first opposed to monopolies and the Congress for their information. 200, the oldest lodge outside Scot­ WESLEY CHURCH vested interests but who after­ More Work and Wages The President said that the pres­ land. This was well attended and Although somewhat late in the wards became closely associated ent partial payment did not preju­ the ceremony was splendidly car­ in America year arrangements have been made with various companies having dice the freedom of either Govern­ ried out. for an interesting recital of music monopolies. ment in any subsequent discussion Tomorrow the visitors will sail to be given in Wesley Church, * * * of the entire debts question. He by the "Queen of Bermuda" for Hamilton, on Monday evening next, That one scholar commented on pointed out that he had announced New York and they are due to par­ FORECAST EARLY STABILISATION OF the 19th, at 8 o'clock. this. last year his policy that any debtor ticipate in the bi-centenary of the * * * might at any time approach the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts This is an unusual opportunity POUND AND U. S. DOLLAR to hear musical trios, seldom heard That he said: All great men change creditor and ask for a re-adjustment which will take place at Boston their minds, S. S. Spurling once and that the British Government on the 26th inst. in Bermuda, as selections for Violin, 'Cello and piano will be opposed the railway, but he is now had availed themselves of this oo played by Mr. George H. Wingate a director. WORLD CONFERENCE GETS U. S. RECEIVES FRENCH DEBT principle after payment of the ... DOWN TO BUSINESS DEFAULT NOTICE December installation. "I had an THE BERMUDA ROTARY (violin), Mr. Deane, of Boston, U.S.A. ('Cello) and Mr. Norman That the boys were also asked to informal discussion concerning the CLUB quote proverbs in their own LONDON. June 14 (C.P.)—The PARIS, June 15 (C.P.)—The debt with the British Ambassador Parker on the piano. Mr. Deane will also contribute 'collo solos, words. World Conference is moving to­ French debt default notice will even before my inauguration," the vocal solos will sung by Mr. Walter _ _ _ ward realities as more nations have he handed to the Washington President said," and we further Interesting Address on Interna­ Smith (Baritone) and Mr. Parker That one wrote "too many cooks joined the temporary tariff truce. Government today by Ambassador explored the matter during Premier tional Relations will play two organ selections. Behind the scenes the gold coun­ De Laboulaye. The notice will re­ MacDonald's visit. It seemed, wise, spoil the birth." however, to postpone formal repres- The recital will not be unduly tries are getting together, bank­ iterate the French position that There was a good attendance of That perhaps he was thinking of entions on debts until later." lengthy; it should closa before 9.30. ing experts are grappling with cur­ the situation is unchanged since Members and guests at the meeting the cruising business. rency stabilisation, and the lobbies last December with the Chamber The Churoh is well ventilated and Meanwhile, President Roosevelt of tne Rotary Club at the New Wind- cool. * * * are full of gossip of bi-lateral trade of Deputies voted to default on the continued, the World Economic _>r Hotel. The guest speaker was An offering will be taken for That in that case he meant "ted agreements. Great Britain and payment then due. Conference is beginning, and it is M_ Thomas S. Bosworth of the many Cooks spoil the berth." the United States are jointly calling ... Church funds. vitally necessary that during the Editorial Staff of the New York —oo * * * for reduction of excessive tariffs, ITALY OFFERS U.S. ONE MILLION first days difficult and possibly Times, who was introduced to the That another young hopeful wrote and in a world of high protection DOLLARS protracted discussions debts should meeting by Rotarian Sydney Eve. "Look before you spit." Holland raises a belated voice for be avoided. The President said he Mr. Bosworth is a frequent visitor "ORDERS ARE ORDERS" ... wholesale reductions. WASHINGTON, 15th June (C.P.) had noted the British representa­ to Bermuda and is an enthusiastic That tho story of the iguanas There was an increase of 19 of Ambassador Rosso, of Italy, called tions with respect to the payment admirer of trie island. Last Performance Tonight grows apace. the nations joining in the tem­ of the June installment, inasmuch at the State Department today and - In his opening remarks, Mr. Bos­ The amusing military comedy * * * porary truce. Premier MacDonald as the partial payment offered advised that Italy will pay one worth expressed pleasure at being "Orders Are Orders," by Ian Hay, That one enthusiast says they are called for a world-wide truce agree­ was accompanied by a clear acknow­ million dollars as a token install­ able to address the Club and con­ will be produced for the last time so harmless that he will under­ ment and his plea was echoed by ledgement of the debt itself. ment of the war debt. The Polish tinued:- . in the Opera House tonight and take to place one round his neck the U. S. Secretary of State Cordell "Wherefoje?* Rooserelt -sai_f, I j Embassy stated that they had for­ there should be a large audience for a wager. have no personal hesitation . in ;| • _- - __r~v Hull and the Russian Commissar warded a note stating that Poland present. * * * saying that I do not characterise vjf *_y>one here were a_keel to Maxim Litvinoff. Though war cannot meet their payment of The cast is most excellent ajid the That this is hard lines on the the resultant situation as a default. define a newspaper, I am sure he debts have been barred from the $3,559,000. Poland is one of the production has met with J'spiendid lizard. Beyond this the law and the Con­ would say that it is a handful of agenda after emphatic declarations • group of nations which defaulted reception here as elsewhere. * * * and anchored in Granaway Deep, as => that the President's action had re­ the reasons for the meetings of near the French cruiser which has • x moved a barrier to the success of statesmen and experts. a a the World Conference. EEOALL MACDONALD'S VISIT been at anchor there for several s a _ Later. James M. Cox, American In the meanwhile we had a revolu­ Date s * _ o o * • * days. The service numbers of the _ _- delegate, was e'.ected chairman of Negotiations were accordingly tion in the United States. By the submarines indicate their class Tune 15th. _£ _ . _t WORK AND WAGES INCREASE grace of our Electoral system we 03 _ . the Monetary Committee of the started, and Premier MacDonald's and age. They are: E4, RIO, Rll, a » •£? •_ _ _

5_b_ iSniral daHrtti. BRILLIANT WEDDING AT » NICHOLAS NOT GUILTY OF THE CATHEDRAL STEALING OIL nii_ (Enlmtusi 0atlg National Does it Again With a INCOM» O _ A T1 O-t Nelmes — Pattisson THI n_»TA_ aAZtTTi (___rr_.»_ !•__-- "Tried to Get me Out of a Job," -« -OLONHf _H_> DAILY NKMf • (BsTAB. * On June 14th. at four o'clock, Said Accused CORKING JUNE CLEARAWAY SALE the marriage of Miss Laura Nelmes t* J»LI»HttD DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY to Captain Pierre BouillierPattison JURY ABSENT 45 MINUTES Today, and All Next Week THE BERMUDA PRESS. LTD. took place at the Cathedral. The OVID _T_._E.__T. HAMILTON Venerable Archdeacon Marriott AT ALL NATIONAL STORES A. M. PURCELL assisted by the Rev. B. A. Bowman Emanuel Bound Ovenfor 2 Years for MANAGING EDITOR and Canon Noel E. 0. Hemsworth Receiving Flour This is a "CLEARAWAY" Store-wide, including our Outlet Store as well *••!». AW WTO". • «. T. fAYIK performed the ceremony. as our three "Regular" stores—and in all cases, the quantities are limited. _ -Si*.**' HA -A3ffH , HMflT J. MIX The Cathedral Choir under the Edward Joseph Nicholas, charged We ask you to take this sale in the spirit in which it is offered—bearing in -r»v*_r***ir.«t MA .A. Kit *_. M. MAN*. ol*D direction of Mr. Austen the organist with stealing two barrels of oil, mind that the listings in this space are only REPRESENTATIVE. For rendered the musical service. the property of the West India every "Special" listed here, there are three or four others, equally as good, SUBSCRIPTION RATES The bride a member of a very Oil Company on March 15, was yes­ waiting for you. While we can't guarantee any "Special" to last during LOCAL : — O N C V ftAH . 40 / - ; MX MONTHS. £0'' -» old and well known Bermuda the sale, we DO guarantee "Specials" of similar nature and type and THRit MONTHS, 12/6; ONI MONTH. B/_ terday discharged in the Supreme . ORFIQN t —TO UNIT-ED fTATII AMD CANADA* family, is the only daughter of Mr. Court. After deliberating for over value for everyone. So come in—it's an old-fashioned "Bargain Festival" IIIOO -•* Y-Atfc. TO ODIAT IfllTAtN. BO/- and Mrs. Sidney H. Darrell Nelmes and you won't be disappointed. -mn v«A . three-quarters of an hour the jury ALL -U-KSCRirTIOMS ARK . SIRAYASU of "Edgewater," Pembroke. The returned with a "verdict" of "not Just arrived latest styles Men's White Drill or Duck TROUSERS groom is the son of the late Captain guilty—three Jurors dissenting." Women's and Misses SILK DRESSES 15/-, 20 - (new stock just arrived) 5/6 MOTE. — All ccrretpes__sec «fcnitte-l Mat be «c- Pattisson R.I.O. and Mrs. Pattison Styles galore! Colours a-plenty! Savings tkj__-*»aieJ mj lite writer'* IUM M4 »__re** as a His Honour the Chief Justice who came to Bermuda in 1925. could not accept that as a verdict abundant! And hundreds of dresses to Our Famous Hollywood SHIRT, in all ia*raat«« «i aat_M__t_c_ty. _«i awe _*arilj far paltlica- The "Bridal Chorus"from Lohen­ chose from. Charming prints, and al­ Man. Tke E4itar retarret tike right ta accept ar r*ied and the jury was ordered to retifeT colours, size 14 to 17 3/- mm~ letters farwar4ed« ami vaf.Ii___._M 4tm art IK H grin was played as the wedding luring solid colours! Misses 14 to 20, again. After five minutes' absence Men's Black and Brown SHOES, all •sr-__•_•_ witfc a»taiaas expressed. procession entered the church. they brought in a verdict of "not Women's 38 to 44. Stouts 46 to 54. Miss Nelmes was attended by Miss Leather, made in England, size 6 to 11 8/- guilty." Ladies' Full-fashioned, All First Quality Jane Tucker as maid of honour, Charged with receiving stolen FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1933 and the following bridesmaids, 45-guage Pure Silk HOSE, Service, Sheer Our entire stock of Men's SPORT SHOES flour, Arthur Emanuel pleaded Medium Service, in all new summer Black and White, Tan and White, Tan Miss Elsie Gosling, Mrs. Charles not guilty. The jury returned a Burland and Mrs. George Wingate shades 4/- and Brown and all White Buck Skin, verdict of "guilty with a strong size 6 to 11 18/- (sister of the groom). The bride's recommendation to mercy.'' Eman­ Ladles' Art Silk HOSE, Non Ladder, all little godson, Master Noel Burland, uel was bound over in the sum of new summer shades 9d., 1/6 and 2/- Men's Blue Serge TROUSERS, all sizes 10/- The Diary and his siter Miss Mary Ann Bur­ £50 for two years. Ladies' Fish Net ANKLETS, all colours, land acted as train bearers. * * * Men's Blue and Brown English Wool of all sizes _ 9a pair The bride, who was given away Two cases were concluded at BLAZERS, size 3 to 7 12/6 iSAMVELPEPYSTWCER ? by her father, wore a gown of white yesterday's hearing in the Supreme Ladies' SHOES in all White, Black and satin with a court train attached Court Trinity Assizes which White, Patent, Brown, Tan, Strap or Boys' BLOUSES and SHIRTS in White, at the waistline, the yoke and terminated shortly before 1 p.m., Pump, Cuban or Spike Heel (new stock Tan, Blue, Green, Khaki, size 8 to 14 1/3 sleeves being of lace, the veil of tulle In the first instance Edward Joseph just arrived) June 15th. attached to a halo wreath of orange- Boys' KHAKI SHORTS with Belt, size 6 to Nicholas entered a plea of not 16 (limited) 3/6 Letter from my young son, blossoms. She carried a shower guilty when charged with stealing Children's SHOES, all colour' , Strap or the young rascal having sadly bouquet of white roses, gypspohila Tie two barrels of oil, the property of 2, 6, 3, 6 to 7 Boys* Gray FLANNEL SHORTS, all sizes neglected to make his weekly and fern. The bridesmaids wore the West India Oil Company on report this term. And it appears he /rocks of blue coin dotted white Ladies' Art Silk, Non-run BLOOMERS, (limited) 2/6, 3 6 March 15. The prisoner was de­ assorted colours 1 - is busy with reading up for exams organza, with linen hats, belts and fended by Mr. J. Cardie Mosse and by night and playing cricket by shoes of the same shade of blue, Boys' Imported LINEN LONGIES, White the jury empanelled to try the issue Ladies' Art Silk, Non-run VESTS, assorted with Black Stripe, size 12 to 18.... .5/9 day. I am not to be unduly con­ they carried bouquets of pink was as follows: Bernard Watling­ colours , 1/- cerned by bis silence, he writes, for carnations, gypsophila and fern. ton Walker foreman, John Herbert Girls' SILK DRESSES, assorted colours, lie is making good progress, having Mrs. Nelmes, mother of the bride, Edgar Tucker, Ireron McClinton Men's Wool Blue Serge SUITS, Single or size 3 to 6 3. 6 reached tbe zenith of bis cricketing wore a gown of black and white Double, 3-piece (English) 40 - career by being appointed scorer. Eve, Reginald Ingham, Thomas chiffon with a large black hat. Mackay Doe, Thomas Wadkins, Girls' Print WASH DRESSES, new Spring So I am well content for that since The bast man was Mr. George Our Famous Conqueror Broadcloth prints, guaranteed tub fast, 8 to 14 2/6 I could never make a good score Eugene Worrall Outerbridge, SHIRTS, in White, Tan, Blue and Sandford, an old friend of the William Duryea Outerbridge, myself, yet my son can make a groom's who came down from New Green, Guaranteed fast colour, size Ladies' Print STREET DRESSES, guaran­ Joshua Rogers Outerbridge, Eric 14 to 17. it- teed tub fast, size 14 to 56 .... 2 9,3 6 good score every day. York for the occasion. The ushers Charles Hodson Frith, Wilfred * * * were Dr. Henry Wilkinson, Messrs. George Van-Lowe and George Tuck­ No t Forgetting Building a new room to my Charles Talbot, Lawrence Dill, er Lightbourn. Bernard Gosling, Vail Zuill and HIT-OF-THE-WEEK RECORDS, 3d each home of the Golden Stairway these The Attorney General, address­ Dudley Butterfield. The Cathedral Men's SILK UNDERWEAR, TIES, HATS, BELTS, SLIPPERS. Ladies' HATS, days and a great commotion at­ ing the Court, said that a consign­ was attractively • decorated with SNEAKERS, LEATHER BAGS, UNDERWEAR, BELTS, BRASSIERES, CORSELETS tends. My dear wife would have it ment of oil arrived on the Monarch palms and flowers under the direc­ and EVERYTHING for the CHILDREN that a house with one bathroom of Bermuda on March 13, and the tion of Mrs. H. St. George Tucker only is like unto a woman with bulk of the goods were delivered to and Mrs. Walter Wadson. one top lip, no use to herself or to various consignees during March anyone else. The bridal party left the church 13,14 and 15, but late in the evening So my cosy den is being demolish­ to the strains of Mendelssohn's of the 15th or earlier the following mmm. ores ed and clouds of dust and dirt "Wedding March." The ceremony morning the only two barrels St. George's Hamilton Somerset pervade the whole house and make was witnessed by a large number of awaiting delivery on the dock were drinking the only pleasure in life. the friends of the bride and groom; removed from theirplace of deposit. OUTLET STORE, Recht Biulditig, Church Street But Lord knows what the cost after which a reception was held The accused had been charged with will be seeing that men have been at "Edgewater," the home of the the offence following his retttjf-i at work for a fortnight already bride's parents, where the couple of an empty barrel from the J,ornic •month of March his purchases and had explained why he thought and the end is not yet in sight. I received .he good wishes of all Grocery Company subsequently. did stipulate that the work be com­ present. The usual felicitous totalled two barrels. the barrel had been placed near his pleted in eight days, a foolish con­ speeches were heartily received and Mr. Mosse, counsel for tho de­ store. To the jury counsel said, THE ARRIVAI OF dition since it took eight days for duly toasted. CHIEF CLERK OF W.I. OIL CO: fence, claimed that there had "if you believe his story acquit him the s'tcne to arrive, four days for GIVES EVIDENCE been no evidence put forward to and it may be true, acquit him." STEAMERS the plumber to find that he hadn't show that the drums were the His Honour: If the jury thinks brought his tools, and another chat the peace of the World cannot Mr. Herbert Hoadley Outerbridge property of the West India Oil that the accused's explanation may four days to decide that the original be established upon any basis when chief clerk of the West India Oil Company. There was no connection be reasonable, though they may plan was faulty. there are thousands of people of Company told the Court that the between tho accused and the drums not be convinced, they are bound • * 0 whom our economic standards consignment of oil, as received, of oil nor was there any receipt to acquit the prisoner. Greatly perturbed for that mons­ deny the simplest necessities of totalled sixty barrels. Fifty-eight shown for receiving that oil, ho After deliberating for three- trous iguanos are loose in our existance. IT; is among such people were disposed of to various custom­ submitted. "A receipt in law must quarters of an hour the jury re­ beloved islands and that men fear all over the world, starving for bread ers and the remaining two (which be one made by the knowledge and turned with a "verdict" of "not for their lives as they bathe or play for happiness and for security, Mr. Outerbridge identified in sanction of the accused," counsel guilty—three jurors dissenting." STTJ7 $i£jl|£gL golf. that those doctrines wnich we as­ Court) were missing from the dock said. His Honour said that he could not __j__24_,.»iis^ Yet for my part I do hold we sociate with the Russian Revolu­ on the 15th. Questioned regarding accept that as a verdict and the i_L^5_ should have more of these fearsome tion are a promise of escape irom the Company's procedure with re­ "TRYING TO GET ME OUT OF A jury would have three hours in reptiles. An 1 were the Chief of present miseries. turned empties, Mr. Outerbr.dge JOB" which to come to a definite verdict. Police I should import a thousand I know that the subject has been deposed that these were charged After a further absence of five of them and place them where discussed before me here in the for and credited upon return. In the witness box, Nicholas told minutes the jury returned with a men of evil design do congregate Rotary Club, that Bermuda is the "Fifteen dollars," he said. the Court that he was employed j verdict of "not guilty" and the From NEW YORK and plan robberies without fear of Shop Window of the Empire. But Attorney-General: We don't deal by the Quality Bakery until May I prisoner was discharged. detection. A score of these crea­ I wish, as a visitor who has made in dollars in this Court whatever this year. He had been manager tures in the thickets adjoining many friends here, and who re­ the West India Oil Company does. there for eight years. "I resigned Bring you the latest the South Shore might deter men members the England before the Witness: That would be £3. 2. 6. last month," he said. "This oil EMANUEL BOUND OVER who prowl by night and molest war with a special affection, to re­ plus the exchange difference at tbe business seomed _o be the culmina­ bathers. I do note that one man peat tha. you on these islands oc­ time. tion of everything. A number of Arthur Emanuel pleaded not PAPERS would import detectives. But my cupy a unique position and a special According to the exchange at people had been trying to get me guilty to receiving one barrel of and friend Mr. Mowbray can do better responsibility among all the divi­ the time the goods were stolen out of a job for quite a while." fiour, the property of the Ocean than that. He can furnish poison­ sions of the Empire. Bermuda is, Mr. Outerbridge said the value of Dealing with the question of re­ Dominion Line on March 28. The MAGAZINES ous snakes or loathsome lizards to thousands of my countrymen, the missing barrels would be turned empty barrels, Nicholas following jury was empanelled to free of cost to the Colony. the whole of the Empire, and their £14. 7. 11 including the charge for stated that he always had receipts try the issue: Edmund Clarence 00 sole contact with it. the barrels. One barrel was return­ for drums sent back. He testified Gosling, Henry James Williams, ed from the Lornic Grocery Com­ to selling Mr. G. B. Smith a barrel Howard Emmett Dunscombe BERMUDA ROTARY CLUB The American people are today on December 6 last year and he At the more prc—Briiisn than at any other pany of which the accused was the Smith, Robert Noel Tucker, John manager, he said', while another could only assume that the barrel Henry Corbin, Joseph Wright, PHOENIX time since the War, realizing that found near his grocery store was Continued from Pag* 1 the problems of the Empire and the was found "stuck away in some Arnold Stuart Butterfield, Clarence trees half way between the Happy the empty one returned by Mr. Carlos Hollis, James Bellord Bur­ The Rexall Store Country—our race in the States are United States are singularly alike Smith, since he was told that there in a sadly troubled world. We must Valley tennis courts and the road." gess, Olsin Winslow Cann, Ernest Hamilton mixed—but with England alone A third barrel was returned by was an extra one there and conse­ Granville Gibbons, Edmund we can discuss the future as with stand together, for, as some of the quently drew that conclusion. Mr. of the great statesmen of the world Mr. G. B. 0. Smith. Graham Gibbons. no other nation on earth, for the His Honour: These depositions Smith was away from the Colony This case arose out of the Lam­ British Empire and the United have dared to say, the possibility at that time. He knew nothing of -26HJ4Jmll.il6._25.__ of the collapse of the whole struc- go into a lot of unnecessary matter. bert, Williams, Hewey indictment, States are the only two great na­ The Attorney-General agreed. the barrel found in the Happy to which Lambert pleaded guilty tions which can today, understand our civilization is, actually, a pos­ Valley Road, he said. sibility. In conclusion, Mr. Outerbridge and awaits sentence. Lambert one another. Misunderstandings said that Nicholas was an habitual Attorney-General: You say that related the story concerning the may arise, but, as ^our Prime May I, as one American standing purchaser of oil and he had dealt people have been trying to get you before a British audience, beg that delivery of the various barrels of Minister said in London at the din­ with him since June, 1929. out of your job. stolen flour and stated that in ner of the Pilgrims after his return each one of you will go out of this Percy MacNeil Parkes, the truck­ Accused: That is the only thing room witn tne resolve to make of Emanuel's ease Williams actually from che White House, our affairs man who delivered the empty I can think of. Mr said that ho took the barrel inside the accused's are a family matter and can be himself an ambassador of under­ barrels back to the West India Oil would never be satisfied as long as I standing between two nations store. Emanuel said that he had settled in friendship, rather than Oo. testified to pointing out an was there so I resigned. already bought a quantity of flour as international coutroversied which, by virtue of an ancient al­ unmarked barrel and in his presence Boyd Daniels, a tailor, said that legiance which exceeds present but upon enquiring, "Is it O.K.?" based upon distrust and suspicion. Mr. Outerbridge ordered the porter beyond going to business on March Williams aaid "Yes" and he offered Gentlemen, with - the utmost political boundaries, can preserve to scrape the top of the barrel in 15, Mr. Nicholas was at home all the peace of the world? him the price he requested, twelve powers of the English language order to identify the serial mark. evening and left for business as shillings. ' Cyma Waterproof which is the abiding basis of un­ The thanks of the Club were Explaining the system the Company usual the next mornirg. In the witness box, Emanuel said WRIST WATCHES derstanding between us, I wish conveyed to the Speaker by Rotarian employs for checking deliveries and "I did not think it was stolen flour to bring home to you the vital im­ Harry Marriott. outgoing orders, Frederick George IMPORTANT EVIDENCE because Williams had often brought Only at portance of the fact that it is today 00 Tite, stock clerk of the Company, goods for me before." OTTO WURZ n^ividual responsibility that no told the Court that on the day In Mario Newman, employed as a After the accused had heard that single instance should be mini­ CANADIAN GRAIN SHIPMENTS The Swiss Watchmaker THROUGH U.S. PORTS question fifty-eight barrels of the dork in Nicholas' store, said that enquiries had been made concern­ mized in the preservation of friend­ delivered consignments had been she was upstairs one day in March ing the barrel he went to the police West End ly understanding between our NEW YORK, June 15 (C.P.)—Re­ disposed of and the remaining two, when she heard a truckman putting station voluntarily and gave Ser­ Opposite Hotel Bermudiana peoples. There are behind the vival of shipments of Canadian which were awaiting delivery to the a drum outsido. She thought it was geant Pantry all the information SM.r___r.tr. news which you read in jourpapers grain through United States ports A-l Grocery Store, were reported "Famous who often calls to take he was able. in Bermuda, momentous forces is expected as a result of recent missing. He had to go down to barrels back to tho West India Oil The jury, without retiring, at work in the world today cf which conferences of representatives of the dock himself in order to account Oo. It stayod outside for about a brought in a verdict of "guilty, tence within the period of two you scarcely suspect the existence, American exporters and British for the daily deliveries made. week or a week and a half when I forces at work for the destruction with a strong recommendation to years. customs officials. It was said that In answer to a question put by told Parkos to . eturn it," she mercy." of the foundations upon which the misunderstanding in the * * * the foreman of the jury, Mr. testified. The witness could only The accused was given a good The Trinity Assizes will be con­ our civilization has been built. method of billing to conform to the B. W. Walker, Mr. Outerbridge, i assume that the barrel had been The world is a very tired World, and character. This was his first of­ tinued in the Supreme Court at Ottawa Trcc'e Agreement had been recalled, stated that the accused ' dumped there. fence and His Honour bound him a very discontented world. Your eliminated through the London 10.15 a.m., this morning when the Vtlm9 Minister in New York, said' had purchased on an average of 4.6 Mr. Mosse pleaded that the accus­ over in the sum of £50 in his own : Grand Jury will be required to at­ conveigat-cns. barrels of oil per month but in the ed had offered a reasonable excuse recognisances, to come up for sen tend.

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—f,'P', - •'MW .Wik., ' .•-_ii--.l.»-L.lM-g "THE PURCHASE PRICE" eUt/te Barbara Stanwyck Sings For First nil Time On Screen MECHANICS EATRE Barbara Stanwyck, fascinating screen star, will sing for the first JheaMs time in any picture, in her forth­ coming Warner Bros, film, "The Purchase Price," directed by Willia MATINEE TODAY at 3 p.m. REID HALL MECHANICS HALL THEATRE Wellman, which comes to the Mechanics* Hall Theatre tonight in LORETTA YOUNG and GEORGE BRENT a well balanced triple feature pro­ in "The Call It Sin," Superb Screen gramme. 'Ann Carver's Profession" Strik­ Hit—Splendid Cast Handles Playing the role of a night club ingly Different Type of Picture Roles Flawlessly entertainer whose voice and person­ "THEY CALL IT SIM" al beauty are the toast of the city, The opportunity presented by a Barbara Stanwyck finds in the part Stars the Beauteous Fay Wray and superb screen story, a splendid sup­ a strange parellel to the early be­ Blonde and Handsome Gene porting cast and intelligent direc­ ginnings of her own career. As a TONIGHT. GALA TRIPLE FEATURE PROGRAMME Raymond tion, has given us a Loretta Young member of the chorus in a revue on who has fulfilled all her early pro­ the Strand Roof in New York, she mise. sang as well as danced nightly, and At 7 p.m. At 8.30 p.m. At 10 p.m. It is this happy combination later, when she played the feminine "Ann Carver's Profession," the which makes the First National Columbia production which was lead in "Burlesque," she sang again. BARBARA picture, "They CaU It Sin," which The star's voice is of the low, rich EDMUND LOWE LORETTA YOUNG previewed last evening at the Reid opened last night at the Mechanics sort so popular today, and it is the GEORGE BRENT STANWYCK Hall Theatre, is a strikingly differ­ NANCY CARROLL Hall Theatre, an outstanding and concensus that, had she not become ent story of a lovely girl who gladly GEORGE BRENT delightful piece of entertainment. a great dramatic actress instead, in takes everything a generous world in It is a story of youth and mixed she might have won fame for in has to offer—fame, fortune, luxury romances in that always romantic herself as a radio singer. "I LOVE —only to balk at the price it asks and colorful setting of Broadway, "THEY CALL "THE PURCHASE her to pay. Fay Wray, Gene Ray­ "The Purchase Pri_e"was adapted with its musical shows, pent houses from Arthur Stringer's novel mond and Claire Dodd are featured and night clubs. THAT MAN? IT SIN" PRICE" in the principal roles of the picture, and Saturday Evening Post story, The freshness of the story ma­ directed by Eddie Buzzell, from a "The Mud Lark." It is a thrilling terial is in itself a worthwhile story by Robert Riskin. story of the Dakota wheat fields, achievement. directed by William Wellman and MONDAY NEXT, ALLISON SKIPWORTH in The red-haired film star is seen "They Call It Sin," depicts the adapted for the screen by Robert in as a famous woman lawyer, who story of a young Western girl who Lord. is striving to make an even greater comes to the city to perfect her mu­ oo "MADAME RACKETEER" name for herself in her calling. sical studies and to find the man UNUSUAL FILM Her husband, Bill Graham, an with whom she had fallen in love 5603<_Q_. architect, is making his way slowly, after she has been driven out by her . and resents the facts that his wife's foster parents for having dared fall Edmund Lowe With Nancy Carroll success is so much greater than in love. She arrives to find him en­ In "I Love That Man." his own. Her neglect of him in gaged, and ultimately married, to VICTOR SCHERTZINGER preference to her professional af­ someone else. But her beauty does I Love That Man," drama fea­ fairs and associates drives Graham not leave her unnoticed, even by turing Edmund Lowe and Nancy to seek the company of another the young man whose marital ties Carroll, will be repeated tonight The film-going public knows Vic­ The New Windsor Hotel in a fine triple feature programme at tor Schertzinger as a director, but woman. In a drunken moment the keep him from her. There is a QUEEN STREET - HAMILTON women is accidentally strangled musical show producer who gives the Mechanics' Hall Theatre. few fans know him to be the first and Graham is accused of murder­ her a job as pianist, exploits her Robert Armstrong, Lew Cody, man to write a musical score for ing her. talents as a composer and tries to Warren Hymer and Dorothy Bur­ the motion pictures, and the author Serves cultivate her more intimately; all gess head the supporting cast. The of some of the most popular songs Breakfast - Luncheon - Dlnnei Building interest, scene upon of which leads the plot into the film was directed by Harry Joe that have been written within the in the delightful scene, there is a court-room climax novel situations which give rise Brown and was produced for Para­ last decade. that is a corker, wherein Fay, fully to the startling climax. Then mount by Charles R. Rogers. Schertzinger, whose latest dir­ Palm Gardens Lowe enacts the role of a slick ectorial effort is the Columbia aware that it marks "finis" to her there is Tony, (George Brent) the Table d'Hote or a la Ciata career in the public eye, defends young doctor, a friend of the first "con-man," pursuing elusive dol­ film, "Cocktail Hour," was born her luckless husband, wins her case man sho loved, who finds himself lars and dames. His exploits in­ in Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, Dancing and leaves the court dumbfounded drawn more and more toward the clude the sale of words to a dic­ and educated at Philadelphia High by her laconic declaration that girl as he tries to help her out of the tionary, tea to a bootlegger. In School, Brown University, and in Local Specialties: his leisure time, promoting dames, "Ann Carver has tried her last mess into which her recklessness the University of Brussels, where GREEN TURTLE LOBSTERS SCALLOPS, etc. he meets Nancy Carroll. he received a degree in music. case." It is the big scene of the has driven her. FINEST VINTAGES production and the biggest scene The plot combines drama, The two join hands as partners He began his career by touring Prices as usual quoted in Sterling of Fay Wray's entire career. comedy and music in such judicious in crime, sweep across country, Europe as a concert violinist, and proportions as to make the picture loot the pockets of "dubs" in sun­ upon returning to the United States The personable, platinum-haired one that has appeal for every type dry get-rich-quick schemes, finally became an orchestra leader for Gene Raymond reveals a hitherto of audience. There are a couple evolve a deal to sell glass coffins. New York musical comedies. In hidden talent by singing the popu­ of songs in it which are found Lowe puts his head to real busi­ 1914 he entered motion pictures in lar "Love in the Moonlight" in a / to be smash hits,, that have been ness, turns success. Suddenly two a musical capacity and, at the in­ "LISTEN-HEART OF MINE" night club sequence. Claire Dodd, injected with a smooth technique crooks he walked out on in the old stigation of Thomas Ince, wrote who by this time must have had that keeps the story moving right days, come to life, demand to be the music for Ince's "Civilization," just about enough of being mis­ along at a fast clip. paid off. Lowe is on the biggest making it the first film to be es­ taken for Marlene Dietrich wher­ spot of his career, finds his partner pecially scored. ever she goes, turns in a neat per­ oo has absconded with all his cash, His best known musical com­ She was intoxicated with LOVE! has thirty minutes to talk himself formance as the voluptuous "other A ST. LUCIA MYSTERY position is "Marcheta," which sold woman." Jessie Ralph (Aunt Minni in an exciting climax that whips on over four million copies. He wrote in "Child of Manhattan")Walks During the renovation of a build­ to a smash conclusion. a song for "Cocktail Hour" called off with top supporting honours. ing belonging to the Castries Town "Listen, Heart of Mine," which is Claude Gillingwater, Arthur Pier- Board a large stone was raised by should have been used in a kitchen sung by Bebe Daniels. son, Frank Albertson, Frank Con- the workmen from the floor of a and there is no record of Mrs. Nar- The film, showing Saturday at roy and Robert Barrett complete kitchen on the first floor, on the rett's death in the Island. tho Reid Hall Theatre, is a sophis­ The cast. under side of which was the in­ The first public showing of talk­ ticated comedy about a woman scription "To the Memory of Leon­ ing pictures was held at Clarke's artist who thinks she can live her "Ann Carver's Profession" is in ora, the beloved wife of Thomas Ti.eatre on, Apiil 23rd. The admin­ life with the same freedom as a brief, the story of a gifted girl who Barrett, who departed this life, istrator and Mrs. Dooly were among man. The cast supporting Miss A COLUMBIA PBCTURE thought Love too great a price to June 24th, 1854,' aged 27 years." those present.—W.I. Committee Daniels includes Sidney Blackmer, pay for the world's applause. No one can explain why this stone Circular. Muriel Kirkland, Barry Norton, Randolph Scott, Jessie Ralph and George Mardelli. No Wonder BEBE Sings at REID HALL SATURDAY "BY THE SEA" AIR NOW AT "ORDERS ARE ORDERS"

Owing to the enthusiastic reception REID HALL of this play it will be repeated TONIGHT A I _*__• __ AT THE OPERA HOUSE Everyone is talking about the cool comfort at Reid Hall! Reid Hall now has healthful aerated con­ commencing at a quarter to eigh ditioned air and is free of the draughts and cold-producing conditions that fan ventilation alone WHALE WILL BE tends to create. The Tickets will be Patron comfort and enjoyment is the prime consideration at Reid Hall regardless of expense or 2/6 each for centre seats trouble and the whole family will find the utmost in comfort and pleasure when they attend a fine AT THE PHOENIX Reid Hall show irrespective of how hot and sultry the weather. 2/- each for side seats Our newly installed plant performs the amazing feat of delivering 35,000 cubic feet of conditioned 1/8 Children air at the ideal temperature of 70 degrees every minute which has been washed and cooled by a Niagara Mist of crystal-clear water cascaded at the terrific speed of 90 gallons per minute! Tickets from Gazette Office Say "Hello" to healthful cool comfort—"Goodbye" to colds and uncomfortable draughts! 55664_.to.w.dii. A Good Big One Too! 3 SHOW EVENTS-IN-ONE TONIGHT At 3.00, 8.30 p.m. Only Furnish RESERVED ACCOMODATION Col TIM McCOY admired by millions in "RUST Y RIDES ALONG" your home It's Good will be provided for Masonic Brethren economically travelling to St. George's to attend Banquet At 7.00 and 9.30 Only to Grand Master of Scotland. The Bermuda Trading Co. CARTOONS and THRILLING SPORT SHORTS Train leaves Hamilton at 632 p.m., re­ Reid St. oppo«ite Telephone Bids- At 4.00, 7.20 and 9.50 turning from St. George's at 10.30 p.m. FAY WRAY—GENE RAYMOND—FRANK ALBERSTON in 5605ff. "ANN CARVER'S PROFESSION" It's Smart—Sweet—Satisfactory POSTAGE STAMPS THE PROOF OF "CORONET" EVAPORATED MILK Moves with Pace and Brilliance For Collections Include it with your groceries this week SATURDAY-BEBE DANIELS Sings in Delightful "COCK­ BERMUDA Is in the Tasting TAIL HOUR" Sparkling Love Drama and Product of BRITISH WEST INDIAN THE WILTS UNITED DAIRIES, Coming—To capture the heart of Bermuda LESLIE HOWARD Trowbridge, Wilts, England and MARY PICKFORD in "SECRETS" ERNEST J. BELL 4250f$.tp.

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By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. S S*S__5*TB!S»sasIr UNBURN is always a rose Tbe suns rays on the wet skin >_fgfe_l S among thorns, a fly in the together witb the light and heat ointment, and all the other say­ reflected from the water pro­ ings-to indicate that our pleas­ duced a genuine burn, so exten­ ures are not meant to be "un­ sive as to make tbe patients mixed joys." very ill indeed. Tbe suffering V Tbe rays of was intense and tbe general sys­ M21_M_^ ._-. the sun upon temic effect very distressing. The the uncover­ condition is one of inflammation ed skin sheds due to abnormal stimulation of a genial the skin tissues. There may be warmth all an actual elevation of tempera­ through u s, ture and usually one may expect DON'T waste time and and that intestinal disturbance and cer­ costly ingredients by bak­ there co u1d tainly an offended nervous sys­ be any men­ tem. ing with inferior baking ace in the * * * powder. Insist on Royal geniality Baking Powder. Quick. doesn't oc­ F ONE anticipates spending a Tasteless. Positive. Made cur to us un­ S season out-of-doors, it is well, til we begin to expose the skin surface with Cream of Tartar. to feel the gradually and nature will pro­ Look for the red tin and sting of in­ duce a protection of her own the name Royal. DR. CHRISMAN dulgence. 11 in an extra supply of pigment. is true that sunburn is often so Once tbe burn is incurred, its slight as to merit only a brief at­ severity will indicate the remedy. tention, but the unexpected does For a slight discomfort ordin­ not alleviate the pain when the ary vaseline jetty will afford re­ sun's rays penetrate an over­ lief. More extensive redness will sensitive skin. All too often the call for compresses, dampened discomfort does not become with bicarbonate of soda; while noticeable until the mischief is a serious burn win need a re­ storative as well as a sedative done. lotion. " The word "grip" means real * * » W. S. PURVIS & CO., Hamilton HE affection is characterized capacity for strength in the affairs T by a general redness while N MUCH of the Ught therapy the pain is the usual smarting of I used these days, whether na­ ©H, BOYI NOW of 1 is. Have you the grip that a burn but varies greatly in in­ tural or artificial, the same pre­ tensity. If a large surface, say caution should be used against LOOK AT HIM GO gives confidence and comes from two thirds of the body be in­ too sudden or too prolonged ex­ volved, the situation may range posure. If we only considered glowing health ? from severe to serious. One ex­ what we expect of sunshine, or treme case developed a violent looked about us and observed some of its accomplishments in Nervous exhaustion, weakness, burn followed by gangrene, and nature, we should not have to resulted fatally. The most pain­ be told that the human skin lack of concentration, these are ful cases I have treated came cannot be kept covered for from holiday diversions. The months and then suddenly ex­ the enemies which Wincarnis sufferers had spent the day on posed without something hap­ the river, jumping into the pening. Discretion, as usual, is will fight for you. Start taking water for a frolic and climbing the better part of valor. Wincarnis, Nature's supreme back into the boat for a rest. tonic, daily. It will give you back But, separating myself from the n BY THE WAY purely lighter aspect of the gift your " grip again. business, I have found that Ber­ Just a few drops of I have recently been the happy mudians are a generous people. 3-in-One Oil w.i _a recipient of a "Golden Dawn" I really date my most successful d what a differ' gastronomical battle from the re­ ence! Quick pick-up, shirt, manufactured, ceilophaued double speed, easy pedaling. and ironed to an unbelievable slick- ceipt of a cassava pie from one There never has been any oil for ness by Butler Brothers, New York whom I have always thought of as bikes like "3-in-One",— for bear­ This shirt, of a pattern and design "The Lady from Bailey's Bay." ings, spokes, nip­ Though one fact still troubles me ples, - frame ' and which I might describe as "nifty," ruckle parts. It oils, seems to have been one of the in this, connection, and that is it cleans, it pre­ tangible results of my search for that I never returned the pan in vents rust. Keep a mixer of Golden Dawn cocktaiis. which this pie was baked. your bike bright Quite innicently, one day, I was and new, all over, •with "3-in-One." looking through a catalogue of Thus, following out the natural Use "3-in-One" Butler Brothers, a book only trend of virtues, willy nilly, I find also on your tools, equalled, and certainly not sur­ that both giver and recipient suffer gun, skates. Sold by passed by, the recently completed —the giver loses a baking pan and all good stores. THREE-IN-ONE OIL COMPANY Oxford Dictionary. In many ways the recipient endures the pangs of New York, U.S.A. 30 it is a much more interesting book conscience. * * * than the Dictionary, because it One thought escaped me which has many more pictures. On one I must mention in connection with 3 in-One-Oil of its pages devoted to men I found the small size oi the shirt, and that the Golden Dawn shirt, and an­ is that, perhaps, the giver intended nounced it accordingly. that the neck-band should choke me and thus effectually bring to <-?^_ \% acarce twen.y-lour nours nad an end a life at best begun in trial and tribulation owing to a thunder _f **><______?VJ= I passed before I found a Golden . _---^-__? t3__^s l storm at the time. _^g>______*8 .T"* Y_ Dawn shirt reposing on my desk when I returned irom lunch. A i _T ____£¥_ BLACK FLAG LIQ.iD note accompanying the shirt read Such base motives on his part are ^£J as follows: not for long entertained by me, but "Dear M.M.H., By uniting this I must- treat all sides of such an important question. It has always [COSTS LESS TO &__-_._ material to your delectable and famous liquid refreshment > ou been my habit to look upon the a_a

BRONCHO BILL DuIE TO THE SPIDERS TO- smoN OF At»_\>_0-iE THE PftO&RESSOF Bil_l_. A.1V40 Nell's Desperation THE _HERtF-= IS SLOW. ' F-EANV-HILE, A GREAT LINIMENT THE MA_«C A curative and eocthir^ lini­ I- f_.__.Nf-> TO TORN HtS. IOTEU--__> VJHAX MOMEKT THI _ .FIEND WHAj ment whieh has for sixty By HARRY F. l-fFUE ON TURN Ot- NEtX. TOCARftr OOT H_> THRE_t7^ years been in popular de* TO Klt-U HER. HE CONTWOes. "TO DEFEND • mand for the relief ol aU THE .B-.-l.__ HB^SELF AGA-is&T THE FV>_*__» *_£AD OF* i AMD -.EL.L. B1UU AMD THE 'SHERIFF WHILE AV*_rrir_^ •external and internal pains. O'NEILL THE' BEnUBN OF.__&-ife6 WtTH THB. • Manufactured by ' 6 NOBTHBOP _ LYMAN CO.,Lim.t _ (4r _OR____- Toronto, Canada 4f THE ROYAE GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1933 Page 5

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One reason the writer gives seems THIS WORLD OF OURS very far fetched. It is as far away _____•__«_. * indeed as the French Revolution which "drabbened clothing," but As the writer Is recently off the now, for some mysterious reason, 1 J ( 1 sea it was interesting, on arrival "on cruises full rein can be given in London, to find the most high­ to bright colours in pyjamas, INEXPENSIVE brow of all its Sunday papers de­ dressing gowns and even bath ______. voting two columns to the great towels." sea cruise question, and how to m m m \\Wm dress for it. Well, personally, I'm all in fav­ Bed-Room * • * our of bright colours for humanity, One of the columns was devoted mental, moral, and physical. But to "A trousseau for cruising" and why on shipboard should the latter ___nAm ms the other to "How to be happy always lean towards the ugly—not FURNITURE _____.* when cruising." only in colour but in forms? * * * * * * A paragraph in the latter article If we are going back to pre-French Just Arrived l>___ is worth reproducing. It was Revolutionary times in dress col­ "Cruising dress is a highly spec­ ours and contours why not go back ialised branch of the Fig-leaf in­ to their beauties? dustry." Large Shipments m m m * * * I see that 'Punch' also in its As an added item to the benefit of of sea air if change of costume is Summer Number has elaborated BUREAUS the subject with full and highly good, who not have something Greek for the ladies and something .\iourless, Efficient, Economical incomplete (?) illustrations! of Louis the Fourtheenth for the In Walnut and Golden Oak Finishes * * * men? * * * For Sale by All Dealers Personally I'm only interested It is surprising that this is not also in the subject from the psycholo­ seen because if there is one thing gical aspect. Taking ordinary cloth­ that brings gaiety to its highest WASHSTANDS ing as the best that evolution has on board ship it is the Fancy dress to match yet arrived at in its sane opinion Ball night. Then the picturesque WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY one wonders why a certain creep­ rises and the squalid modern crud­ SOLID WOOD ing insanity should seize so many ities of "a trousseau for cruising" DISTRIBUTORS sea travellers? are cast off. Those monstrosities * * * in which the male and the female Prices Reasonable Good Quality You may note, the first day out, are almost indistinguishable de­ a charming girl dressed in the formities. fashion of the day, and somehow H.W. the fashion of the day generally oo pleased the eye of the period of its vogue. BAKED SOUP At The Bermuda Furnishing & Supply Co. * * * But within a week, subject to MONTREAL, June 14.—Hotel, calm seas, and, in parenthesis, I steamer and railway chefs of the Pique and Drill Hats would like to say seas are _rostly Canadian National System say this calm and every storm counts for is the way to make baked soup: half a dozen in seafarers' memories, Take three pints of Cold water, a that lovely creature is transformed half pound of lean beef or mutton, Infants and Girls Hats in White— into baggy trousers, or into ab­ one cup of split peas, one table- AN OUTLINE normal "shorts," with hair flying spoonful of rice, one small carrot of Also pretty shades of Blue* Rose, wild and weird, tousled looking (sliced), and one small onion Green, Yellow and Natural-^ and melancholy as that of Mariana (sliced). Wash the rice and peas in the Moated Grange. and put them in the pot with the TRUST COMPANY FUNCTIONS * * * other ingredients (meat being cut into small pieces). Add salt and By HERBERT BAINBRIDQE HAYDEN As for the men, in like space of pepper and cover the pot closely. time, they come forth from their Cook in slow oven for four hours. Recently published in Prices 2/9 to 7/6 cabins revealing in bared human If water boils away, add more. flesh every deformity with which The Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily they have been ensowed by their parents. Has been reprinted in pamphlet form and is now on sale * * * I turn to the article "How to be at the office of LOCKWAKD __ CO. happy when cruising" for an ex­ planation as to why folks should \ THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. Reid Street deliberately uglify themselves as a i 525-«Ji

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THE WORLD'S BIGGEST CITY

London is a geographical ex­ Now, more than ever.... pression, variously defined; but as CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS a unit of population clustering in "CANADA'S COMMERCE CARRIERS" scores of suburbs and dormitory OPERATED IM CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS towns round its metropolitan center it is still the biggest city in the world, and it has lately been ].I7M_f ]____£ growing at an unmanageable rate. CANADA—BERMUDA—-WEST INDIES SERVICE Thus regarded, "Greater London" Specially Built and Equipped tor Tropical Travel as it is called, has an area of 700 BERMUDA — EASTERN GROUP — DEMERARA (Via BOSTON, MASS.) square miles, and includes about Leads the Way one-quarter of the inhabitants of Fortnightly freight, passenger and mall service between Halifax, N.S., Saint John, N.B., and England. In the ten years between Demerara, calling each way at Boston, Bermuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, 1921 and 1931 the population of its St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad. outer area increased by more than Arr. and Leave 1,000,000, and it has been con­ With the Leave Leave Bermuda for tinuously spreading since then. Arrive Leave STEAMER Halifax, Boston, St. John, N.B., It has been throwing out ungainly Bermuda Bermuda N.8. Mass* and Boston tentacles over the once rural areas for W.I. MONARCH that surrounded it, and in spite of Lady ______.. June 13 the riot of new building that has Lady Nelson.. .„. „ May 30 June 1 gone on continuously since the June 3 June 4 Lady Hawkins June 13 June 15 July 11 of BERMUDA war, there is still over-crowding June 17 June 18 Lady Drake _ June 27 June 29 July 1 July 2 July 25 and the at the center. This vast problem has been under Steamers Bail from Halifax and arrive at Saint John, N.B. the systematic consideration of a body known as the Greater London WESTERN GROUP SERVICE QUEEN Regional Planning Committee. The Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Montreal (in summer), Halifax, N.S. committee will shortly make way via Boston (in winter), calling at Hamilton, Bermuda; Nassau, Bahamas; Kingston, Jamaica; for a permanent body set up by making O.N.S. connection at Jamaica for Belize, British Honduras. of BERMUDA Act of Parliament which will work Arr. and Leave out a general plan for the assis­ Leave STEAMER Leave Arrive Bermuda for tance of all the local authorities, Bermuda Montreal Montreal •npWO of the outstanding vessels of the about 100 in number, which govern Bermuda for W. I. I world—each over 22,400 tons—the tbe area. Lady Somers . How easy it is for undirected June 20 Lady Rodney „.. ...„. June 14 only liners afloat that provide a private growth to spoil a huge area may be June 19 June 21 July 4 Lady Somers June 28 July 3 bath with every room. Pleasure-planned judged by the fact that of the 700 July 5 July 18 Lady Rodney July 12 July 17 especially for Bermuda service with {mag­ square miles affected only 400 are July 19 Aug. 1 July 26 July 31 Aug. 2 nificent lounges, smart night club cafes, actually occupied as building sites. Aug. 15 3250,000 dance deck, complete stage with The houses are scattered, here in VAGABOND CRUISES lumps of population, there in Passenger and Cargo Service, Bermuda—Eastern Service—Demerara *_alkie" equipment and ship-to-shore ribbon development along the roads. phone. Sailings twice weekly between But there is much that may yet Arrive and Leave Hamilton for Bermuda [and New York. be done by planning new building STEAMER Leave Montreal Leave Halifax West Indies t St. Georges only within the area, and strictly con­ trolling new development on the June 2 June 6 June 10 For Reservations, apply fringe. The plan envisages a "green Oolbor*»e June 16 June 20 June 24 girdle" as near to the completely Obrvmeily , ...... June 30 July 4 July 8 urbanized area of London as possible Cornwallis July 14 July 18 July 22 WATLINGTON & CONYERS for playing and pleasure spaces, For Reservations, Passenger and Freight Rates, apply to— General Agents and the definition of the areas outside the girdle, some for building JOHN S. DARRELL S CO., Agents. HAMILTON BERMUDA according to plan, some for public Subject to cbange without notice. Hamilton, Bermuda. U43tf._w.tp. spaces. A particularly important part of the scheme takes account of the new industries which tend more and more to collect in the neigh­ VITAMIN SOUP ON bourhood of London. These, it is RAILWAYS FURNESS BERMUDA LINE pointed out, should be planned as parts of complete units with resi­ (Urier C___ct witk _____ <_.«____) MONTREAL, June.—Dining car MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE dential areas and trading centers chefs and sea-faring chefs of the suitably combined. Thus the NEW YORK—BERMUDA—SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE Canadian National organization Royal and United States Mail Steamers scheme indicates the grouping of recommend it: Take all the kitchen industries and the grouping of (Royal and United States Mail Steamers) "trimmings" such as potato peel­ T.E.V. "QUEEN OF BERMUDA" subsidiary centers of population, ings, carrot tops, beet tops, the and the simultaneous planning of Bermuda to New York $50.00 return, and up. Min. $60 round trip outer leaves of lettuce and the housing and traffic facilities. trimmings from celery, tha stems — Proposed Schedule of Sailings — PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS Much will depend on the good of spinach—everything, in fact from will and initiative of local authori­ Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Leave Arrive green or root vegetables which ties. It is not enough to have a good Steamer New York Bermuda Bermuda New York Steamer New York Bermuda Bermuda Ne sw York would commonly fo into the gar- plan. The next, and usually more bags. Cover these with cold water difficult, thing is to get it carried Southern Cross.. (from S. Amer) Tue. June 20 Tue. June 20 Thur. June 22 Queen of Bda.... Tue. June 6 Thur. June 8 Thur. June 8 Sat. June 10 and boil gently until they seem don, out. It will be facilitated in Lon­ Southern Cross.. Sat. June 24 Mon. June 26 Mon. June 26 (for S. Amer.) Queen of Bda.... Sat. June 10 Mon. June 12 Mon. June 12Wed. June 14 then strain. Now boil some len­ don by the recent co-ordination Pan America.... Fri. June 30 Sun. July 2 Mon .July 3 Wed. July 5 Queen of Bda.... Thur. June 15 Sat. June 17 Sat. June 17 Mon. June 19 tils or dried peas which have been of all forms of traffic under a single Western World.. (from S. Amer) Tue. July 4 Tue. July 4 Thur. July 6 Queen of Bda.... Tue. June 20 Thur. June 22 Thur. June 22 Sat. June 24 soaking ovsr-night with an onion board. It cannot be too strongly Western World.. Sat. July 8 Mon. July 10 Mon. July 10 (for S. Amer.) Queen of Bda.... Sat. June 24 Mon. June 26 Wed. June 28 Fri. June 30 and a carrot. When nearly done, emphasized that town planning American Legion (from S. Amer) Tue. July 18 Tue. July 18 Thur. July 20 Queen of Bda.... Sat. July I Mon. July 3 'Mon. July 3 Wed. July 5 add the vegetable broth. Now ought always to be strictly co-or­ Queen of Bda.... Thur. July 6 Sat. July 8 Sat. July 8 Mon. July 10 boil 1J lbs of liver and when done dinated with traffic planning. For Queen of Bda.... Tue. July 11 Thur. July 13 Thur. July 13 Sat. July IS put it through the mincer. Re­ Subject to change without notice if circumstances require towns make traffic, and traffic Queen of Bda.... Sat. July 15 Mon. July 17 Wed. July 19 Fri. July 21 turn to the broth in which it was makes towns. Queea of Bda.... Sat. July 22 Moa. July 24 Wed. July 26 Fri. July 28 cooked, simmer until ther. is only For Reservations, Passenger and Freight Rates, apply to Queen of Bda.... Sat. July 29 Mon. July 31 Mon. July 31 Wed. Aug. 2 What is needed in every great about half a cup of liquid and mix JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., Agents Queen of Bda.. . Wed. Aug. 2 Fri. Aug. 4 Sat. Aug. S Mon. Auj. 7 center of population is a compre­ it with the vegetable soup. Servs Monarch of Bda. Sat. Aug. 5 Mon. Aug. 7 Wed. Aug. 9 Fri. Aug. 11 hensive plan which takes into with force-meat balls or sliced Queen of Bda.... Wed. Aug. 9 Fri. Aug. 11 Sat. Aug. 12 Mo.i. 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BLIND ALL BY ROBERT BORDNEf? re _t 1933- T>y United Feature syndicate, Inc. futu CHflPTEfR I came a picture of the blue-eyed The light went out. «OHOULD I reveal—exactly boy standing on her front steps Mary's song died to a scream. apologizing. She had called him Tables and chairs crashed. Then how I feel—" crooned fraidy-cat, and he had slapped table near the door of his ry's as Mary rose to sing again. into her uncle. t_e &f By the time she regained her chair "Beat it down the fire-escape. fce ahead- night club, The Black Cat. by the orchestra she noticed that Al is Just starting his car. Tell him series Mary was elated. It was her the young men were casting fur­ I said to take you home." he' _rst venture at earning her living. tive glances towards Jerry. ordered. ___&" Since her parents had died a year Her enele was bidding depart­ Al was just pulling out of his of food*, WS to »^ ago, she had been drifting from ing groups to come again when space as she swung open the door duat ed gamine relative to relative till Uncle Ed she noticed a stocky dark man in and tumbled in. Out of the alley &Jh &* eds proposed she come back to the a cap, standing in the doorway and into the street be pulled cau- cka»SlI1_ ne wv „ healtW a Verichrome Negative d

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Still singing, she edged between the tables toward his against the wall city where she had spent her scanning the thinning crowd. A tiously. The avenue was deserted. I childhood and make her home few seconds he stood so, chewing Mary shivered. with him and Aunt Grace. at a cigar, then without chec_tng "Lucky break for you, sister, you It was after she had got settled his cap, strolled over to Jerry. weren't still sitting at that guy's The • in the suite next to theirs in the A curt greeting and the man sat table when the fun started." Al apartment which he owned that down. The conversation was ap­ commented as he pulled up at ber the idea came to her of turning parently genial. In a few minutes apartment. "Who was that guy?" to some earning benefit the voice tha man left Jerry's table and Mary fumbled for hei key. 'I walked out th_ door. prince I that had been so laboriously don't believe I know." she lied trained. Uncle Ed had suggested she try out at his night club. ARY sanr again. After this fe^ARY slipped into the vestibule The applause as she resumed M song her chance would come *"* and watched Al drive away. her seat near the orchestra told to talk to Jerry. So she finished She opened the door to her apart- of drinks ber that she could make her voice her song at Jerry's table. ment, went in and closed the door sob and croon in the fashion de­ "How come you are working softly. She took a faltering step. manded in popular songs. here? I didn't know you were With a little cry she sprawled back in the big town," Jerry said. onto the rug in the first faint of Then she told him about her her young Ufe. for I ARY was humming with joy parents dying. She told him how Soft footsteps crossed the rug to M when she caught a glimpse Uncle Eu had invited her to live where she lay. Strong arms lifted Fine _' nack of a blonde curly head in the with Aunt Grace and him. the slender figure and bore it back doorway. There was something "Where does that door through along the hall to the bedroom In definitely familiar about the cleft the kitchen go?" he interrupted. a moment there was the sound of mixing Along about bedtime when M_m heavy, hard-to-digest in that square chin. But she got "I don't know. But there must a faucet running in the bathroom you begin to feel a little foods that keep you awake. no clew from the broad shoulders be a" back stairs." and a cold wet towel was applied of the tall young man as he fol­ She was a little bewildered. to her face. Careful hands slipped hum ;ry, enjoy a bowl of lowed a waiter to a table. There was a set to that chin of off her shoes. Kellogg's Corn Flakes and Serve Kellogg's for the She was still searching her mind his and his blue eyes kept wander­ Then the man wiped her face to find where he fitted in to things ing over her shoulder to where again with the chilly towel. How cold milk or eream. Sweet­ children's supper—and of when it came time for her to sing tbe four young men sat. fresh and young she looked, he en with sugar if de course for breakfast again. She started tbe circuit of "Can't you come for dinner to­ thought. He stooped and kissed the tables on the edge of the floor. morrow? I have the suite next to her on the lips. sired. It's just the |^>, or lunch. No cooking Still singing, she edged between Uncle Ed's, and he has fixed it up treat. Easy to digest. * *i_%- required. Sold by all the tables toward his against the so that I can cook and everything, wall. THEN h e straightened and Invites restful sleep. CORN grocers in the red- when I want to," she invited. * slapped her face. He slapped it FLAKES He looked up as she neared him. She saw his eyes slanted fixedly on both sides. He slapped it hnrd How much better and-green packet* "Jerry!" she exclaimed. sideways under his brows. "Call me fraidy cat. will you." V?3_. | "Why. Mary. What are you do­ "Get up quietly. Nod to me and he laughed quietly. ing here?" he greeted her. The go back to your chair. And don't The pink was just flushing tier answer was obvious as she picked look as though anything were cheeks once more when Mary be­ wrong," were the quiet orders that gan to hear dimly a deep voice up her song again. greeted her invitation. "Say. I want to talk to you. It's trying to sound like a small boy's. "I'm sorry I slapped you Mary." been years. Come back when von MARY rose uncertainly and CORN FLAKES get ? few minutes," be pleaded. it said. "And mother told me if 1 "* started back toward the or­ did it again I would get a whip­ chestra which had just begun to ping. So I apologize, but don't call FLOOD of memories welled rMj_fc>J_V_S__r____WR9_ S!seBSsn3BaE_aESgg _t vamp for her next song. Just as me fraidy cat." Then the voice A up in her. They had been the orchestra swung into the became a man's again. neighbor children. She signed the verse, the four men stood up. "I wonder who'll give me my orchestra to close witb this chorus, Suddenly she caught the flash whipping." it said._ and walked slowly to her seat. of steel, and in an instant foui Mary opened her eyes. Jerry Dugan! It had been ten guns roared. A split second before, CANADA years since she had cried about a heavy crash told her Jerry's TOMORROW: Mary finds she UNEQUALLED FOB moving away from him. Then table had gone over. likes Jerry despite bis calling. DRY BRILLIANCY AND Tlie Champagne iof Ginger, rAles RAILWAY CHAUFFEURS LONG LIFE ^KSK^SJ-t _*;;»»;;*__; HAVE NO ACCIDENTS MONTREAL, June 14.—More I than a score of employees of the Qood News for Penmen . . • Canadian National Railways whose FLASHLIGHTS-BATTERIES duties require them to operate motor vehicles on the streets of Rich colours, full body, X _ they last longer Montreal, have established a re­ PARKER makes $_!_• pen travel ¥ cord of no accidents during the swiftly and smoothly. 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!4f:ELl II-iflilEll i-Lb'D- I ______i Militia I BUTTERFIELD S_ CO., Agents. By JACQUEIINE HUNT water cleansing. When you dc r\ONT you adore the simple. use soap and water give this skin 5564tI_mI2.fl5. *~* little sleeveless sports frocks a vigoroys scrubbing with a and the frilly organdies and hand brush. laces that appear in the shop For the herb packs, make little windows once June is here? Of three-inch square bags from course you cheesecloth and fill them with a do, but if you mixture made from one cup of want these almond meal, one cup castile dainty dress­ soap shavings and one teaspoon es to look of borax. Fill other bags only DERRICK PARCEL RECEIPT BOOKS well on you with the almond meal or with a r you must be mixture of oatmeal and almond ELL & CO., Teh e 1044 certain that meal. your arms Cleanse the arms thoroughly are as with the bags, rinse and rub witb 2/6 each smooth and one of the packs of pure almond shapely a s meal or almond meal and oat­ they can be meal that has been soaked in made. I the juice of half a lemon and started to one tablespoon of water. Mas­ New Stock tell you sage this liquid in which tbe MISS HUNT s o m e t hing packs were soaked into the skin about arms and leave it on overnight. In a week or so ago, but I got no tbe morning, rinse thoroughly farther than telling you how to and use a finishing lotion, or if The Bermuda Press, Ltd. PAPER NAPKINS reduce them. And reducing is the skin is a bit dry. a lotion not enough to make most arms made of glycerine and rose good looking! water. This same treatment is Reid Street If the skin on your arms is good for rough, dark necks or rough and discolored you should faces that have received harsh WHITE be willing to massage them, to treatment. soften them with rich creams If 'the rough condition is not Pkgs. of 100 and to exercise them until the improved immediately by this muscles are firm and the skin simple treatment, use a more pleasing to the touch. Perhaps vigorous method—either scrub­ some cf you win be interested in bing with salt or with a mixture Finest Quality Diamond Wedding Rings bleaching treatments, too. ot almond meal and powdered Not uncommonly one finds pumice scone. Rinse the salt or They're modern, beautiful and smart looking that the skin, especially that .ilmcnd-meal-pumice-stone mix­ 3 diamonds set in 18K. white gold at £4. 10. 0. on tbe upper arms is rough and ture away and moisten your 5 diamonds set in 18K. white gold at £6. 0. 0. appears to be covered with bands with the glycerin-rose gooseflesb. This condition is water lotion and massage the 7 diamonds set in 18K. white gold at £8. 0. 9. not one to worry about. It is arms from the wrist up, knead­ The new shapes in green, white or yellow gold are mighty attrac­ caused by horny cells in the skin ing the upper arm persistently on this portion of the body But if it has a tendency to be plump. tive too and only from 22/- up. you can make the upper arms This massage will improve the The Bermuda Press, Ltd. smoother and better looking by circulation and the color of 1 THE AST WOOD-DICKINSON CO. STORES 'he use of herb packs occasion­ your arms as well as their tex­ ally in Place Qf the soap au

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level, of commodity prices, and it was recaljed that after the Lausanne Pure, Fresly Ground, COFFEE, per lb. 1/6 Conference there was a marked tendency for prices to rise, but Hereford CORNED BEEF, 3 tins for „ ~._ 1/6 this was reversed when the pros­ pects for a final settlement of inter- Uneeda MOLASSES COOKIES, package each 1/6 Governmental obligations receded. " BUTTER COOKIES, package each. 1/6 The December payment was ac­ " GRAHAM CRACKERS, package each 1/3 companied by a sharp fall in prices )) felt in America at least as much as Fresh ASPARAGUS, bdls, each 2/- in Europe; experience showing ers Da? that payments had a material SWEET POTATOES, 6 bis. for !/- "Path Hubbard SQUASH, per lb. 3d effect upon prices. PUMPKIN, per lb 3d BRITAIN ANXIOUS FOR Bermuda CELERY, each 3d Sunday. 18th June... POSTPONEMENT In the opinion of the British 8 Cakes Toilet SOAP Cellophane wrapped 1/3 A new tie, a pair of socks, a belt, Government it was essential to CODFISH, boneless, per lb. 8d the success of the World Conference CODFISH, best box, per lb 6d slippers, handkerchiefs .... The gift that deegates should not be harass­ is immaterial... The thought is the ed and hampered by doubts about MANGOES, per doz. 2/6 thing... And a thought for the "Old the possibility of debt settlement. MANGOES, grafted, per doz. 3/6 Payment of a further installment Man" is not a bad idea after all. at this juncture was looked upon PICNIC HAMS, per lb. 9_d as proof that no progress toward REGULAR HAMS, per lb. 1/4 settlement would be made, and By the way, you have only two days left for shopping. Little Richard Ralston Arlen, REGULAR HAMS, sliced, per lb. 2/- that this would deal a damaging tiny son of Richard Arlen and blow to the Conference. Under the Jobyna Ralston of the screen, BOILED HAMS, per lb. 2/4 circumstances the British Govern­ pictured with his parents in Tinned OX-TONGUES (all sizes) per lb. 3/- ment had hoped that the United their Hollywood home when he was 10 days old. FRANKFURTERS, per lb 1/4 States would have been able to BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, per lb 1/3 accede to a request to postpone oo BROOKFIELD EGGS, per doz 2/- payment of the June installment. This had later appeared to be INCREASE IN S.S. LOADINGS BACON, Danish, per lb. •1/- impossible, wherefore Great Britain BACON, Swifts, per lb .1/4 had been obliged to foynw another course of action. HALIFAX, N.S., June 14—The OUR MOTHERS COCA \ lb. cans each 6d Such a decision was extremely season which recently closed at " " 1 lb. cans each 9d Halifax has shown a considerable difficult for a Government feeling " " 2 lb. cans each 1 3 deep responsibility not only to increase in cargoes handled by COCOA MALTED MILK \ lb. 1 - their own people but to the whole Canadian National Steamships in GIBBONS COMPANY world. The conclusion had been the Bermuda-British West Ihdies, - " 1 lb. 1 6 Queen Street reached that payment of the June Australia and New Zealand trade, COOKING CHOCOLATE, « lb. lQd installment could not be made according to H. A. Seely, Assistant Dried FRUIT, per lb. without imperilling the success of Marine Superintendent of the Com­ lid the Conference, and involving pany. " PEACHES, per lb. ..!/- widespread political consequences There have been notable increases " PRUNES, per lb. 6d. of a serious character. In their in the amount of tomatoes, vege­ THE GOODY SHOPPE view the installment should be tables and citrus fruits arriving Kerosene OIL 5 gallon tin 6/9 considered and discussed as a part from Bermuda and the West Indies, Sweet Mixed PICKLES, per pt 1/2 of the general subject of war bebts while outward bound cargoes for Sweet Mixed PICKLES, per qt. _ 2 0 upon which they were anxious to Australia and New Zealand have 1 lb. freshly ground COFFEE and 3 lbs. SUGAR cr 2 0 resume conversations as soon as also shown a decided upturn. they could be arranged. It was WILLIAM MURPHIE 1 lb. freshly ground COFFEE and large tin Evaporated MILK 2 0 OO Good quality RICE, 6 lbs. 1/0 stated that the proposed suspension Telephone 1175 Portuguese SARDINES, large tin 1/6 of the June payment was not to be 5604tf. Portuguese SARDINES, medium tin lOd regarded as prejudicing the ultimate 14,000,000 AMERICANS VISIT­ C. fi B. Oxford Club SAUSAGES 1 1 and 1/5 settlement the British Government Goody Shop PEAS, No. 2 size, 3 tins 1 9 proposed to make of ten million ED CANADA 1932 C.-B, HERRINGS in Tomato Sauce 9§d dollars which should be an ack­ Cairns Goldfish MARMALADE, per jar 1/0 nowledgement of a pending final MONTREAL, June 14.—More Large jars SHRIMP 15 settlement. If the Government than 14 million Americans visited LIQUID COFFEE, per bottle 1/1 and 2/0 of the United States thereafter Canada last year, according to an FISH and MEAT PASTE, special line 8^d were prepared to enter into formal estimate received by the Tourist WINIFRED PENISTON White Rose MARSHMALLOW CREAM 9d and 1 5 negotiations for an ultimate settle­ Department of the Canadian Na­ THE WALKER ARCADE PEANUT BUTTER lOd and 1 2 ment of the whole question, Great tional Railways. This number TREX SHORTENING, per carton 6d and lOd Britain would be glad to be inform­ constituted by far the bulk of the British-Canadian PEARS and PEACHES, per tin 1/1 ed of the time and place. tourist traffic to Canada, the num­ BEETS, whole, large tin 11 Jd ber of visitors from other countries Birds CUSTARD POWDER 9d and 1 6 EARLY NEGOTIATIONS URGED being estimated at only 11,000. Birds SPONGE CAKE MIXTURE ...74d BY PRESIDENT The United States, in turn, at­ A new assortment of Birds LEMONADE CRYSTALS 7^d tracted more Canadians than any Nestles or Sheffield Evaporated MILK, large tin 5, - doz. The American reply, signed by other country, the number of DANDIE SOAP, 4 bars lOJd Acting Secretary Phillips, and ad­ Canadians who visited that country SUMMER HATS OCTAGON SOAP, 4 bars 1/- dressed to Sir Ronald Lindsay, said during 1932 being estimated at OCTAGON CHIPS, 3 packets 1 - that the President understood that 1,500,000. Based upon population, OCTAGON SCOURING CLEANSER, 3 tins 1 - the British Government felt they the percentage of Canadians visit­ from 7/6 up Baby CASTILE SOAP 3£d could not make payment of the ing the United States was about BINOLENE (for prickly heat) 7d June installment without imperill­ equal to the percentage of Ameri­ 5609+f. Hospital (COAL TAR 6d ing the World Conference, also that cans visiting Canada. About 30,000 Long Bars YELLOW SOAP 9_d accompanying this communication Canadians visited other countries. Long Bars MOTTLED SOAP 9d was the offer of ten million dollars oo 3 in 1 OIL, per bottle 1 3 and 2 6 as acknowledgement of the debt Assorted TOILET SOAP, 8 cakes 1/0 pending final settlement. He noted "I FEEL PHYSSSAUV RESENSSATED" FRESH FISH the characterisation of circum­ $,Y^ "I am fit and well and feel phy­ sically regenerated again. Many, SALMON (middle cut) per lb. 1/10 stances with which the British many thanks to Phosferine, from HALIBUT 1/4 Government accompanied the which I obtained wonderful re» COD and HADDOCK 1/0 payment, and although he was by suits. I suffered severely for four MACKEREL 9d no means willing to concede some years with rheumatism, and my HERRINGS 8d of the statements concerning world­ wide economic causes and effects shoulders, back and knee joints ASTOUNDING VALUE contained in His Majesty's com­ were very painful and sore. The LEMON SQUASH, ORANGE SQUASH, LIME JUICE, qt. size munication, especially insofar as pain kept in one place for nu_> all 1 8 per bottle, per case of 1 dozen, 19 0 they affect the Economic Confer­ and ten days together, affecting ence, the President wished to point .-' RHEUMATISM, my feet, arms and legs, making '*_33_! iMEAOACHES, out the well known fact that it was : DEPRESSION, me feel very depressed. I tried MP. H. W. FRANCIS •£• BANIS HEO not within his discretion to reduco STATES ^^ many remedies, but none so OLD TREATY DISCOVERED or cancel any debt owed to the with Vitality supplied bv good as Phosferine which gave To Argentina United Stated nor to alter the PHOSFERINE me instant relief, and all signs of The original document of a treaty schedule of payments. Such powers rheumatism have gone. This had made in 1727 between the British were vested wholly in the Congress. caused loss of appetite, severe headaches, and nerves, but now I and Indians at Casco Bay, near The President also noted the sug­ am strong, headaches gone, and my appetite is wonderfully good." what is now Falmouth, Maine, gestion for further • representa­ Mr. H. W. Francis, 46, tdgeuorih Road, Eltham, S.E.9, England. U.S.A., has been discovered at tions concerning the whole question REGAIN NERVE VIGOUR — REVITALIZE WITH Moncton. The upper part of the and suggested that such represen­ document is missing, but some of tations be made'to Washington as P H O 3 F ! M IE the text and the signatures are in­ soon as convenient. The results of THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS tact. The finding of the original such a conference would be sub­ Sexual Lassitude Debility Exhaustion Headache Maternity Weakness treaty has settled a dispute among Weakness Brain Faff Indigestion Nerve Shock Sciatica Anaemia mitted to the Congress. Influenza Gastric Pains Sleeplessness Rheumatism Neuralgia Mental Exhaustion historians about the date by prov­ Obtainable from all chemists and stores, in liquid and tablet form, each in three sizes. ing that the treaty was made on The larger sizes are more economical. PAYMENT MADE IN SILVER July 25, 1727. The chiefs and Proprietors; PHOSFERINE (ASHTON & PARSONS) Ltd.. London. England, sachems of 45 tribes signed the Neville Chamberlain announced document, the majority making in the House of Commons that he their totem signs on it. The treaty had paid the United States ten was an agreement on the part of the million dollars as acknowledged- CLAR-O-TYPE Indians to keep the peace with the ment of the war debt installment British force, and of the British to due 15th June. President Roosevelt and send a force to the assistance of the accepted without prejudicing either signatory tribes should they be Government. The British payment attacked by other Indians.—Cana­ has been made in silver, Britain dian Gazette. Alexander W. Weddell of CANT SLIP Virginia, who was recently having obtained the silver from nominated by President Roose­ India. Sir Stafford Oripps, Labour oo velt foi the post of United member, congratulated Roosevelt for Typewriters States Ambassador to Argen­ Copyright, 1933, by FairchiUL tina. upon the idealism with which he A KINDLY CUSTOM had faced the situation, and the A dressmaker type oi jacket 3/- bottle British Government, for having costume in white linen, of a fairly loose weavt, with jacket A charming custom has grown up found a solution satisfactory to edge finished in padded seam among Montreal business people both countries. Chamberlain told design with rickrack edge; the holding suburban railway season the House that the British Govern­ blouse is handkerchief linen, TYPEWRITER OIL tickets of bringing on their business BETTER BANANAS ment's request for a postponement white with diagonal, wavy cross­ bars in navy. The sailor of white 1/6 bottle journeys flowers from their country of the payment of the June install­ dull paillasson is woven to pro­ gardens for the sake of the city's ment pending a discussion of the duce the same spiked edge to hospitals. So many are these acts MONTREAL, June.—Reports question had not been granted. correspond with the jacket de­ of thoughtfulness that the Cana­ from Trinidad, British West In­ tail. • 00 dian National Railways is putting dies, state that the Imperial Col­ baskets on the platform of its lege of Tropical Agriculture there ' 'A former president of the Ameri­ Bonaventure station to receive the (a world famous institution) has can Medical Society says there are money by telephoning during the flowers and ensure that patients in discovered a banana free from the 10,000,000 people in the United recent banking holiday declares THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. the hospitals shall obtain these ailments that usually trouble States with defective hearing. A this is a conservative estimate."— floral gifts in all their freshness. banana plants. Reid Street friend who tried to raise some Hamilton Spectator. Ji THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1933 Page 11

In London. Ranking players from •$•_>.»_>•mfmrm/.f.fiif.Smf./.f.j .r././.JL,i->,J-.J^c seven nations will participate in the I famous matches. The defending singles' champiohs Local and Foreign Sporting News El'sworth Vines Jr.; and Mrs. Helen Wills Moody head the strong United States delegation including Helen Jacobs U.S. singles champion, and Keith Gledhill with Vines holders j^^^ BY -ELLIS" * of the U.S. doubles title, also Oltff Sutter and Lester Sfroffen. Henri Cochet, smarting under the Ask for the best We again offer you best quality Lancashire 312 for 8, Hopwood 119- loss of the French title to Jack ROYAL ROSE PEAS Arriving WEST INDIES w. Crawford, heads the French group; at reduced prices Iddon 132 versus Kent. DERBYSHIRE Jean Borotra is playing only in the 3 tins 21- Saturday 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE * * * doubles. Crawford with his Davis Leicestershire 351 for 9, Berry 75, Close of play scores on Wednesday Cup team-mates Don Turnbull BULK DATES at 1 /6 per lb. Riddington 85, versus Worcester­ Adrian Quist and Vivian McGrath Fresh This Coffee is sold by over 17,000 were: West Indies 281. Derbyshire shire. Just received 88 for 2, first innings. are representing Australia. LETTUCE stores. 40 million pounds sold * * * Other ranking stars include 9d. per lb. last year alone in the U.S.A. The sensational bowling per­ Jiro Satoh and R. Nunoi, Japan; PEACHES LtTNOH-TIMES SCORES formance of the day was that of Ernest Maier, Spain; Fred Perry and CHOP SUEY CAULIFLOWER WHITEHOUSE MILK Batting with great caution Macaulay, the Yorkshire profess­ Bunny Austin, England. ional who topped the remarkable A tasty Chinese food A fine evaporated milk Derbyshire rolled up 175 for a loss OO CHERRIES averages by taking seven Northanp- of 5 wickets in a continuation of 1/3 per tin ORANGES Tall tins 6d. their first innings. Martindale tonshire wickets for 9 runs. Hedley STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS Verity, the season's leading bowler, We offer you a special value on was not bowling at his fastest CHOW MEIN NOODLES APPLES the above pace but Valentine sent in some captured the remaining-three wic­ tantalizing deliveries, several times kets for 15 runs. There were three T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur- 1/- per tin HONEYDEWS One Pound of Coffee, extras and Northants were all out closely missing the wickets but ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar­ CANTELOUPES One Tin of Milk and beating the batsmen consistently. out for 27. rive from New York tomorrow, * m m BEAN SPROUTS One Packet of English Derbyshire made their score sailing on return the same day. EGG PLANT Jimmy Cornford, the Sussex pro­ Coffee Sugar for 2/- very slowly and the hundred mark Agents, Watlington & Conyers. 1/- per tin fessional, was again in superb forrrv, LIMA BEANS was not reached for several hours. * * . taking 6 Essex wickets for an Lee was by far their best batsman S.s. Lady Hawkins (O.N.S.) is PLUMS SOMETHING NEW IN average cost of eleven runs apiece. CHICKEN A LA KING rolling up 78 in a most cautious due to arrive fr m Halifax via Bos­ BAKED GOODS m m m ton tomorrow, sailing at daylight Lyndon's GRAPEFRUIT manner before being caught by Wally Hammond, the Gloucester Parker House Rolls Barrow off Achong. Lee took two and England "Bradman" topped Sunday for the West Indies. Agents 2/3 large jar RHUBARB hours and fifteen minutes in­ J. S. Darrell & Co. 1/- doz. the batting feats of the day with SPINACH cluding yesterday's stand, to reach 205 not out against Glamorgan, * * * MARASCHINO Spiced Buns.... 1 /- doz. 50. Smith was caught by Grant while Herbert Sutcliffe added to S.s. Nebraska (R.M.L. Ltd.) is CHERRIES ASPARAGUS off Achong after scoring 67. Worth- Northamptonshire's grief by run­ due to arrive from London with Tea Loaf 5d ington added 22 and was then ning up 113 for Yorkshire. cargo on Sunday. Agents, Harnett K pint bottle 1 /3 caught and bowled by DaCosta. & Richardson. ' Our Sultana Loaf 5d Order before Noon and get them LATER:— Yorkshire defeated BERMUDA POTATOES Prices TEA-TIME SCORES S.s. Lady Rodney (C.N.S.) is due hot Northants by an innings and 206 to arrive from Montreal on Mon­ get runs. Scores: Northants 27 and 68, • 8 lbs. 1/- Derbyshire obtained a first in­ days, sailing at daylight Wednesday lower Yorkshire 301. for the West Indies. Agents, J. S. each BUTTER nings lead of 38 runs over the West In the match Macaulay took 11 SMOKED HAMS Indies team scoring 319 by tea- Darrell & Co. week New Shipment wickets for 32 runs. In Northants * * * 10 to 12 lb. Regulars time over the West Indies score second innings Bowes took 4 wick­ Put 1/3 lb. of 281. The last Derby wicket was ets for 5 runs. S.s. Lady Somers (O.N.S.) is due 1/3 per lb. Your to arrive from the West Indies on SUGAR, 8 lbs. 1 /- taken just at the teaperiod. 00 Order The West Indies opened their in­ Tuesday, sailing the same day for LOGANBERRIES ill FLOUR, 7 lbs. 1/- nings after the adjournment. DEATH OF FAMOUS TURF Montreal. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Baird's Finest Alderman, (Derbyshire), was twen­ TRAINER Oo. Early EGGS, Fresh, 2/- doz. ty five minutes at the wickets be­ * * * 1/4 per tin Our CHOCOLATE FUDGE fore scoring, denoting the utmost On Wednesday the entire English S.s. Southern Cross (Munson Somerset caution which characterised the turf mourned the death of _one of Line) is due to arrive from South ROAST BEEF Store PUDDING Derbyshire batting throughout the greatest trainers Fred. Leader America on Tuesday, sailing the Libby's 2 lb. tin has Round's the day.*_Lee*scored 78, Smith 67, and also his wife. While returning same day for New York. Agents, and Elliott 43. J. S. Darrell & Co. 1/3 Bargains A heat and eat Eessert from Ascot to Turf Headquarters Come the motor car in which Leader and * * * 1/- per tin SCORE CARD his wife were riding was struck by T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur- CORN SYRUP in a motor truck and they were both ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar­ Heinz and Derbyshire, First Innings:- instantly killed. rive from New York on Thursday LIME MARMALADE next, sailing on return trip the same Large tin 1 /- see Storer c. and b. Martindale nil; Leader's charge "Gainslaw" Rose's Lee c. Barrow b. Achong 78; Town- day. Agents, Watlington & Con- Medium tin 8d recently won the historic Gold yets. Now—1/2 per jar send c. anc b. Valentine 3; Smith c. Vase at Ascot. Grant b. Achong 67; Worthington oo -00 c. and b. DaCosta 22; Alderman lbw. Valentine 12; Pope c. and b. BASEBALL RESULTS U. S. TO CUT WHEAT AND Valentine 28; Skinner lbw. Valen­ COTTON ACREAGE tine 24; Elliott c. Valentine by Wednesday's Games Achong 43; Mitchell st. Barrow b. WASHINGTON, June 15 (C.P.)— A decision to levy maximum pro­ Headley 28; Armstrong not out 1; NATIONAL LEAGUE _£_.____(_ -ii__ Extras 13, total 319. cessing taxes of about 4 cents per pound on cotton and 28 cents to Bowling Analysis:- Martindale Boston 5 New York 8 66 for 1, Valentine 83 for 4, Headley 30 vents per bushel on wheat so as 21 for 1, DaCosta 23 for 1, Sealey Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3 to curtail acreages in the United 6 for nil, Achong 108 for 3. Chicago 7 Cincinnati 0 States was reacted by the Admin­ m It The close of play scores were as Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 3 istration. CHILDREN'S INVITATION CARDS as follows:—West Indies 281 and 106 AMERICAN LEAGUE M FOR PARTIES AND BIRTHDAYS for 2, Derbyshire 319. _3 New York 5 Boston 13 Awarded Trophy 00 St. Louis 14 Chicago 1 Cleveland 2 Detroit 13 ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET oo 3d* each "FOXHUNTER" WINS GOLD Close of play scores in English County Cricket(f_rst day's play) were CUP AT ASCOT Somerset 253, Case 55, Robins 5 Edward Esmond's "Foxhunter" THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. for 102 versus Middlesex. an outsider at twenty five to one, Reid Street * * * won the prized Gold Cup for the Warwickshire 353 for 6, Bates 72, leading distance race in England Santell 71, versus Surrey. at Ascot yesterday. "Foxhunter" m m m finished two and one half lengths Essex 259, Taylor 56, Nichols 73, ahead of Sir Alfred Butts' "Orpen." Cornford 6 for 66, versus Sussex D. S. Kennedy's "Nitsichin" "You'd Think They'd Have Learned Something From Vs" 73 for 2. placed third five lengths behind * * * "Orpen" on which horse the odds Goucester 389 for 4, Hammond were seven to two to win, and on 205 not out, Neals 69, versus Glam­ "Nitsichin" fifteen to two. organ. The Cup is valued at £500, and the * * * stakes were £3,500 with extras. oo Northamptonshire 27, Macaulay Lieutenant Charles H. How­ t 7 for 9, Verity 3 for 15; second in­ 27 NATIONS ENTER WIMBLE­ ard of the U. S. Army Air nings 13 for 1, versus Yorkshire Corps who was recently 301, Sutcliffe 113, Barber 69, V.W.C. DON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP awarded the Mackay Trophy for the "most meritorious : Jupp 6 for 99. flight of 1932." He command­ —-Y.^, ^OR,OP£ < " * m m Entries for the Tennis Champion­ ed the aerial squadron that Hampshire 254, Bailey 91, versus ships at Wimbledon beginning on brought relief last year to Notts. June 26th., numbered 204 yesterday snow-trapped Navajo Indians.

Earl of Derby Leading in His Winner at Epsom Downs

Lord Derby's Hyperion, ridden to victory by Jockey Tommy Weston In the 15<__ running of the English Derby at Epsom Downs, is led in after tbe race by his famous owner, descend* ant of the Lord Derby who established the racing classic in f_K __i_§iB '• S> IS33 by Halted Feature Syndicate-, me. NEW*HUDSON CYCLES—Bargains from £*-ASTWOOD'S _ S_3_s__*

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SAlJE_f SALE Of Slightly Used 0/ Slightly Used Raleigh Bicycles New-Hudson Bicycles CASH ONLY CASH ONLY

T. J. WADSON & SON J. B. ASTWOOD & SON SUiqqw.eitp. 5160<1<1«

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Ohes. & Ohio R.R ..„ 40} 38} REAL ESTATE TODAY NEW YORK STOCK Chrysler Motors™--...... N.Q. 25} Classified Ool. Gas 25} N.Q. AT MOUNT ST. AGNES .HED'AND'UN FURNISHED Talking Pictures: MARKET Oons. Gas 60} 56 Advertisements FURN! Reid Hall Theatre: "Ann Car­ Corn Products 73} 711 r ver's Profession," 3, 7 and 9 Interesting Programme and Oom. and Southern.... 5} 4f p.m. Prize Distribution Oom. Solvents 18} 18} LOST Coti€i€je§ Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "The Closing Prices Dupont , 77} 72 FOR RENT OH SALE Purchase Price," "I Love That Eastman Kodak. 81 f 79 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD— LAND FOR SALE Man" anf "They Call It Sin," The 43rd Annual Commencement Wed. Thur. Electric Autolite„ 24} 21} Twenty Dollars will be paid for ESTABLISHED '9" 3,7 and 9 p.m. took place yesterday afternoon at Am. Super Power... 81 7 Electric P. & L.._ 14 12 the return of Gentleman's Gold A//-X. Grtr-ZAtmUUrm* * * * Mt. St. Agnes Academy at 3.00 p.m. Alaska Juneau 21 i 18| Erie R.R. Common 13} 12 WRIST WATCH with Mesh Colonial Opera House: The spacious auditorium was Allegheny Oorp _..„ 4 3| Fox Film „^ 4} 4 Bracelet. Initials on back, E.R.B. "Orders Are Orders," 7:45p.m. crowded to overflowing with the Allied Chemical 118 112 Gen. Elec, »ew 24 21J Lost last month vicinity of Pink j jZTwqAer oo parents and friends of the scholars. Am. Oan 90! 87| General Motors 26i 25 Beach, Notify this Office. NEW VESfBURY The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Comeau Am. & Foreign Pow 171 14| Goodrich Rubber.. 15J 14 5567tm.w.f. RICHMOND ROAD and the Lord Bishop of Bermuda Am. Smelt. & Refin.... 35 32} Hudson Motors., 11} 91 I . HO-E iioe c_t- T_uci».o F0RE1GNJXCHANGE entered and took the seat of honour Am. Water Works 38 35} Int. Nickel of Oan „ 17} 15} directly beneath the stage. Am. Tel. & Tel. 127} 121 Int. Tel. & Tel 18| 15} WANTED The first selection in the varied Anaconda Copper.... 16} 14} Hennecott Oopper 20 16} Write Box Local Rates programme was a pianoforte ren­ Atchison R.R. . 66 62} Kreuger & Toll N.Q. N.Q. £1500 on first mortgage dition "The Salute to the Colors" Atlantic Refining 26 24| Loews, Inc __.„._. 22f 20} 5596 Bermuda Press. HOUSES by Antony. It was exceedingly well Am. Tobacco "B"._ 89} 85 Mack Truck™ „.. 39 36} 5596*th ei to w21. FOR RENT OR SALE The following is a copy of played by the young Misses M. Baltimore _ Ohio 21 f 19} Montg. Ward 23} 20} the Bulletin displayed on Kempner, F. Earl, and Masters J. Bethlehem Steel...... 30} 27} Natl. Dairy Products.. 22 N.Q. Thursday at the local banks: Kempner and E. Earl. Borden Company N.Q. N.Q. Nash Motors... 20} 19 FOR SALE Properties for Sale Strauss's "Greeting To Spring" j Oan. Pacific, New _ 16} 15 Natl. Biscuit, New 56 54 U. S. DOLLARS followed presented as a vocal chorus 1 DINING ROOM SUITE, Double Natl. Power & Light-.. 18} 16} Bed and Mattress, Steel Icebox. MRS. ROBINSON by the Academy choir and the ' New York Central 36} 35} Phone 8117. Buying at $4 1379 16% blending of young contralto and CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. North American... 34 f 311 5505ftu. eitp. soprano voices was excellently thoroughly appreciated by the ___k mi 3cia_k S «!!___ Selling at..„ $4.oo 20% Northern Pacific 23} 211 accomplished. The words were enthusiastic audience. Norando Mines... 29f 27 DINING ROOM SUITE, Double V.._ __« Cablet '-arkM-t" clear and distinctly heard and Mr. "Country Gardens," Grainger's CANADIAN DOLLARS Paramount Pictures.... N.Q. N.Q. Bed and Mattress. Phone 8117. Riihiluoma greatly assisted with well known work was capably Packard Motors __ 5} 5 5505tyu. ei. to s. violin accompaniment by carrying mastered by the Misses P. Thomas Buying at__. $4.6154 4% Penn. R.R 27| 26 ACCOMMODATION the air. and D. Nicholl. Postum (Gen. Food_)„ 35} 34} Electric WASHING MACHINE £5, man's Raleigh Bicycle £1, lady's "We come with eager hearts to A formal playlet "A Graduate's Public Service. N.J „ 53} 50} NOVA SCOTIA, Canada. Ideal Va­ Selling at _ $4.4859 1% ditto, 3-speed £3. 10. 0., child's proffer greetings to our friends." Choice" was splendidly carried out Pullman Company 45 42 cation Home for Families. Small screened crib £4, folding play- With these words the brief and ex­ by the Misses J. Harvey, E. Gutt- Pure Oil 8} 7} fruit farm. Rates $12 per week. QUOTATIONS yard 10/-, feeding chair 10/-, cellent speech setting forth the ridge, B. Hayward and the Masters Radio 10} 8} Write Mrs. E. E. Eldridge,"Broad­ ideals of Mount St. Agnes and than­ casserole, bread-mixer, etc., Duro New York Closed $4.1050 H. Bridges and K. Dallas. The Radio Keith Orph „. 4} 4 view Cottage," Greenwich, King's king the parents for their co-opera­ story was that of a young graduate Remington Rand 8 J 7 electric pump £5, Creekside, Montreal Closing $4.56 County, N.S. tion and help shown by their grati­ of 1933 beginning the journey of Shell Union OH 7} 6} Fairylands. Telephone 2723. London, 11.30 a.m $4.09375 5547*f. ei to fl6. tude in having placed the scholars life and making the choice the Sinclair Oil 13| 12} 5602*f.s. Montreal Latest $4.5675 in the school, was given by Miss gown to be worn during that Southern Pacific 25} 21 New York Latest $4.0750 Whiting who spoke with clear dic­ journey. Nurses, college graduates Southern R.R N.Q. N.Q. FOR RENT Now Is the Time to Plan Your tion and particularly clever atten­ typists and school girls were repre­ Standard Brands 20} 19 LIFE INSURANCE tion to the meaning and senti­ sented and the | final choice was Standard Gas & Elec. 21 j 18 BAYSWATEB COTTAGE, Pitt's Bay The Safest Investment of All CUSTOMS HOUSE ment involved. made with the help of an Angel St. Oil of California... 33} 32} £20 a month. Telephone 1425. Send date of birth for A Mandolin Selection "Pizzicato who gave Faith, Hope and Charity St. Oil of New Jersey.. 36} 34 5510ttu. eitp. particulars Polka" by Straus followed by the for the future life of the young Socony-Vacuum llf 11 Small COTTAGE, Paget West. £4 Rates of Exchange Misses P. Thomas, N. Thomas, R. graduate. Studeba .er . 6} 6 ALBERT E. NICHOLL Jordan and J. Smellie, being re­ A violin solo, "Briar Rose" by per month. Apply Ernest J. Specialist in Life, Group and Sears Roebuck 34} 29} Bell, c/o Bermuda Press, Ltd. markably well played with correct Bailey followed being played with Annuities Texas Oorp „ 22 20} 5413ttu eitp. The following rates of ex­ technical detail. great skill and feeling by Master Texas Gulf Sulphur._. 28| 27 Front St. Dial 1178 change were in force at the "Smiles" was a delightful recita­ C. Frances who shows great prom­ Tin-ken R.B „ 29| 27} Six roomed COTTAGE, all modern Customs House, on Thurs­ tion by the younger members of ise as a violinist. The "Light Union Carbide „ 40 38 conveniences in Bailey's Bay on day, June 15th:— the Academy who spoke extremely Cavalry" Overture by Von Suppe Union Pacific 112 109} water's edge, near Railway Sta­ FREED FROM PAIN AT 95 U.S.A. „ $4.09 well and truthfully, on the virtue was then rendered as a pianoforte U.S. Ind. Alcohol 47} 46} tion. Dial 7268. Canada $4 57 to be found in smiles. selection by the Misses D. Nicholl, U.S. Rubber 14} 11} 5544*s. ei to f!6. What a great thing it must be for The "Salut a Pesth" by Kowlaski J. Smellie, N. Thomas and P. U.S. Steel 56 52} Belgium 24 4-roomed Furnished APARTMENT this woman, after suffering from France.— 86 was then played as a dual piano Thomas. The rendition was beau­ United Corporation 13 11 j rheumatism for many years, to be solo by the Misses M. Thomas and tifully played with excellent in­ Warner Bros 5| 4} with Frigidaire, private beaches, Germany 14 Somerset. Immediate possession free from pain again at her age. She J. Smeliie whoge technical co­ terpretation. Westghse Air Brake .. ." 29} 27 Holland. 8.34 for 8 weeks. Phone 8260. writes:—"should like to tell you ordination and brilliant inter­ "Lauda Sion" was sung by the "Westghse Electric 46} 43} that since I commenced taking Hong Kong _.. IB 6d 5580ttu. ei to m!9. Italy 65 pretation made this rendition one choir who were remarkably well Western Un. Tel.._„..„ 56} 50} Kruschen Salts two years ago, I Japan..- ... Is. 3d of the most entertaining on the trained, showing exceptional Woolworth 42} 40} Five room FLAT, modern conveni­ am completely relieved of rheuma­ whole programme. quality of tone and sincere feeling. Yellow Truck 6} 5} ences. Mount Hill. Phone 1976. tism, from which I had been a Schubert's Marche Militaire was Mr. J. W. Riihiluoma ably assisted great sufferer for many years. I am Total Sales 5,550,000 4,890,000 5601tf-m. given in the form of a Toy Sym­ in the successful carrying out of the now in my 95th year, and much ap­ -00- Money Opened 1% 1% phony with the Juniors in bright programme by the use of his violin FURNISHED COTTAGE, large liv­ preciate being free from pain, Money Closed 1% 1% blue pill-box hats, ranged on the in the various choruses. ing, bedroom, kitchca and b$th which I attribute to the regular CABLE NEWS stage according to height and with With the gracious distribution of Sterling 4.10 4.09 roorn, electric water heater, idaal dose of Kruschen."- -tMrs.) A.E.S. location, £6 monthly. Seen by red bands across the shoulders to the prizes and medals by the Rt. If only everyone would realise Continued from Page I the waist, gave an effective Military Rev. Monsignor Comeau, the de­ appointment Monday. South­ that the "little daily dose of Krus­ appearance. The drums, tambour­ lightful afternoon was brought to ampton East. chen" is just as important to in­ monetary policy of Great Britain ines, triangles and two pianos added a close, ^nd both parents and 5597 _. ternal cleanliness as soap and water as advanced by Chamberlain. He to the precise militarism which pupils thoroughly enjoyed the Attractive front BEDROOM, near are to external cleanliness, there agreed to the "easy money" policy accentuated the event to make lt edifying programme. The Right Goods at the beach. Ten minutes from Ham­ would soon be no more constipa­ and said that the Dominion Gov­ tion, no more sluggish livers, no ernment would endeavour to main­ ilton. Write Box 5590 Bermuda Right Price Press. more rheumatism, gout or lum­ tain the value of their dollar in the bago. London and and New York markets 5590* w.f. when those two money Capitals Kruschen is a combination of UNFURNISHED APARTMENT in decide on a ratio for stabilisation. six salts—each one is necessary to Bermuda Fire & Marine Insur­ * * * some particular organ of the body. WRITING TABLETS NATIONAL STORES ance Building. Apply to Secret­ Just what you need to persuade BOSTON POST TELLS OF THREAT ary. Bermuda Fire & Marine your system back into a healthy TO KIDNAP ROOSEVELT'S BASIL. OW, ST. GEORGE'S, S0MERSCf Insurance Co., Ltd. condition: very gently but very GRAND-DAUGHTER 5591tw.f.m. tp. Ruled and Unruled __= _____ very surely! BOSTON, June 15 (C.P.)—The "Post" says that a threat to kid­ 200 Pages nap 14 months* old Sarah Delano Thousands on Hand for Opening of Chicago Fair Roosevelt, grandchild of President 1/6 each Roosevelt was disclosed as fire sWept through the Summer home of James Roosevelt at Little Boars Head, New Hampshire. The de­ tails are being kept secret but the The Bermuda Press, Ltd. newspaper says they have learned that President Roosevelt received Reid Street warning of the plot. The "Post" declares that the father of the child called on the Secret Service for a guard and operative. The flames broke out when the child, her mother and nurse were on the porch of the residence. James Roosevelt denied that specific threats had been made against the child. A despatch from Washington Correspondence Cards states that the President's secret­ ary, after a conference with the President, declared that there was no truth in the kidnapping threat 1/9 box report.

ENJOY f\ The Bermuda Press, LtdL ElL-f ) REID STREET Looking down the Avenue of Flags toward the Hall of Science at the Chicago Century ol QJT TODAY Pro gress Exposition as thousands of visitors thronged the fair grounds on the opening day BARGAIN SAUE of RALEIGH CYCLES-WADSO^FS