Five thousand copies will be too few for the demand if we are to judge by the advance proofs of the 1935 "Cappicade," which have kept us in helpless hysterics ever since we read them. "Cappicade," last year was good enough, but this year—is it any good or is it? More pages, cram full of topicalities, and then the illustrations—(w)hoops, boys (w)hoops! We are sure many of the latter will be framed—they're worth it.

The "Cappicade" staff have certainly done their part and it is now up to us all to do ours. Distribution Manager Bob Bradshaw has promises from 70 people to sell a dozen or more each, apart of course from sales on Procession Day. "Cappicade" will be out on the 20th May, so leave your name with Bob Bradshaw before Friday next, and don't forget to order a dozen for sale. You'll need them all.