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JUNE 22,1911.
CORONATIO01 CHAR.
PROGRAM FOR THE
CORONATION.
rune 2o ---State banquet at
Buckingham palace.
June 2t ---Dinner given by
the Duke of Connaught at St.
James' palace.
June 22 ---CORONATION DA \'
June 23 ---The royal proces-
sion through London.
June 24 ---Naval review at
Spithead.
June 26 --,Return of the king
and queen to London. Gala
performance at the opera.
June 27 ---Garden party at
Buckingham palace, Gala
performance at His Majesty's
theatre.
June 28 ---Departure of royal
guests. Visit of the king and
queen to royal agricultural
show at Norwich.
June 29 ---Royal progress to
the city. Service at St. Paul's
and luncheon at the Guild-
hall. Return of procession
through north London.
June 3o ---Ring's coronation
fete to a hundred thousand
children at the Crystal palace.
KINGS SCEPT • E SET
WITH COLLINAel OIAMOND
The Coronation`s Scene(ofgMore than Medieval Splendor.
Those in charge of the arrangementsrfor the coronation of King George V. anJ
Queen Mary, his wife, made the event one of more than medieval splendor. The cere-
monies in the famous Westminster Abbey} were presided over by the Archbishop of
Canterbury, chief prelate of the Church of England, assisted by many archbishops and
bishops. Persons of royal rank from many great nations were among the official guest
and all the rr'.r•ign governments, as well as the British dominions overseas, were
repitraent•it r'fFr:A iy, The naval display at the Solent on Saturday last was the ream
idle world bate •' N.. Been.
!moo M VIM
Sir Charles Rem 1• a Liberal end
a Strenuous Campaigner. •
Bir iabaslee Rom was a close per-
fume
erssaaf' triaed of King Edward VII.
daring bia lifetime, and sinus the
letter's deeds. the Canadian baronet'
has been on just e• intimate terms
with King George. Bir Charles has
loog been • member of the Jackey
Olab, and is an erttenaive owner and
Meader of race horses. His entries
have frequently won honors in the
groat national events of the English
turf, and hie wins have always been
popular, toe he is singularly beloved
of the jockeys. the trainers and oth-
ers who make their livelihood through
the eelmowledged "sport of kings:.
Just as the late King was, so is Bir
Charles • keen yachtsman. For many
years &r Charles wal a partner in
the groat London banking bone of
Morton. Sone & Co. At present he r•
director of a number of financial oor-
porstiome including several banks.
He is extremely wealthy in his own
right, and his wife, who was a daugh-
ter of Mr. John Bobin.on McClean.
a great mining operator of Cannock
Chase. Staffordshire, also inherited •
handsome fortune. Three sous of Bir
Charles served as omoers in the South
African war, and tyro of them gave
their lives for the Empire. Bir Charles
first attained political prominence in
1900. when, a ter a most sensational
and exciting contest he surprised
everybody by redeeming his present
seat for the Liberal party. He had
eontested the seat in 1900, and had
been badly defeated by another prom-
inent millionaire sportsman, Mr. Me -
Oakmont. the election of 1903 was
fought with :exceptional vigor, horse
owners, trainers, and jockeys joining
in the Canvass. Motor cars were in
such constant use that the local sup-
ply of gasoline temporarily gave out.
During the final hours of the contest
preceding the voting, Sir Charles,
covering 100 miles in his automobile,
personally canvassed one- alf of the
constituency, while Lady Roee, in her
own sumptuous car, made a final
tour round the other half. At 'the
general election last January, Bir
Charles lost his seat by 190 votes, but
be has again succeeded in turning
the tables upon his opponents by a
majority of 3e9.
Shten's. Humor.
Although Hon A. L. Biffen, Prime
Minister of Alberta. usually leaves the
impression with many that he is a
plain. meteerof-fsot man, ecareely it
ever divesting from the serious as-
peet et a situation, the following in-
cident tn„Mr. Sifton's early political
career shows him to possess a keen
and rather peculiar sense of humor.
In the early nineties Sifton and Dr.
91eit were candidates in the Banff
otestituancy, for a seat in the terri-
torial Hes" and on amount of the
great distance many had to Dome to
attend their meetings, theagreed to
Mid joint meetings, the Liberal can-
didate speaking first and Dr. Brett °e-
n vying
the rest of the time.
Toward the close of the campaign
a meetipg was held at the small min-
tngg town of nthrecite. When Mr.
Eifion had flied hie speech the
doctor had no* yet arrived., After
waiting in vain for halt an hour the
audience became restless. An idea
Soddenly oncurred to Bitton. tie told
the people that as be had been pees -
tot and heard Mar. Brett's .speech every
night for the peat two weeks, hs be-
ifeved he knew it as well as the doctor
(IimseM,, and with their permission
tiworld deliver it for the absent can -
.
Shoats of "Go on" eame in response
sod so Bitton commenced. He was
�bont half way through when the doc-
tor arrived Without any explana-
tions he quietly took his seat, remark-
ing that they had been waiting some
lime. Dr. Brett opened his address
with his usual Bowery remarks, but
Ceders he had proceeded very tar the
iudienoe were in a fit o1 laughter,
eseh to the enjoyment of Mr. Sifton
Sad the vest amazement of the
A dumb of Comfort.
There has been considerable talk
'haring the past year of introducing
Into Ontario some stricter laws regard-
Wg automobiles, and $ few persona,
moat of whom do not possess can,
would like to haws the Government
Issue licensee .o• that no one would
run a car nn a pabltc highway with-
out proper authority. The opponents
et the scheme claim that it would be
little more than a farce and that aa
attempt to make soon a law world be
✓ idiculoes. They contend that just
• smog eAse•ottw
would run ears with licenses a• may
be found now without any.
A Toronto club attn, who dose sed.
Iik. the suggestion. Maid the lellswisg,
story the other day g.
dense as er
tweet at Mach over les
nae Web
Mon. He said thrift b. was twrittj.
with a friend, and ams aftereoes Qum:
amiss • city they e acmesr
we'.oeb►,e same
in • dioear.•
11 • man could be judged b his
dress, the occupant of the car was a'
genuine automobilist for he weer ass
the proper fixings.
"Consulting the instructions hew le
fix the machine," Wel asked lune.
710 m he replied. I n t .iup**
nvioiaoe by reading tthhria
w
per."
'Convin
ce yourself of what!"
"Well, this is cbaugeur's lie
sense," he informs fham, 'wbleb
sera that I e.n thosaly competent
to drive a 'astatine, eo when anything
goes wrong, I And it very inspiring
to read .the paper over Neo or three
•
Needed To 8. Meese.
A good Ottawa story centres about
Glen Campbell, the good-natured giant
from Dauphin. Glen came down atter
the Christmas holidays, and as be is
not handy with the razor the long ride
hum Dauphin lett him with quite a
beard. He walked into We Russell
barber shop. and the dett tonsorial
artist began to operate. As the steel
passed over his face Glen began to
squirm.
"Is the razor all right, ctrl ea-;
quired the barber, solicitous) t
"Guess it is," drawled Oleo. "flf
the handle don't break."
Sand Tree of Prowls.
R'e are accustomed to regard sand
as utterly barren, but the plants na-
tive to the coast sands of Prussia
hers been enumerated by naturalists
whose a'timate` vary from 171 to 234
varieties. Of these one of the most
available is the Arundo erenaria (war-
ren) which thrives only in sand and
in the salt air tot the beach. This
in time serves to prepare .the soil jot
larger plants:
Sorry He Spoke.
Husband—Do you know • that every
time a woman gets angry she adds a
new wrinkle to her face?
Wife—No, I did not, but if it is ao
I prequme it is a wise provision of
nature to let the world know what
-ort of husband a woman has.
Where Diogenes Was Foolish.
Potter—You have heard of Diogenes
going about with a lantern searching
fur an honest man?
Mrs. Potter—Bigger fool he! Honest
men are not to be found on the street
at night. They are at home with their
families.
Why He Was at Horns.
Creditor—Inc your master home?
Servant—Yes. Please wplk In.
Creditor—Thank heaven, I still see
same money at last!
Servant—Don't make that mistake.
If he had any money he wouldn't be
:t home.
Ready Sacrifice.
"Gerid," said a newly -engaged girl
to her fiance. "you will have to choose
l., to ern n' and your old pipe."
Not an in=taut did Gerard hesitate.
"The old pipe goes, dear," he said'.
throwing it away. "I was thinking of
baring a new one snyhovi."
Sit filherientursigr
hit 111Y1 Ts Mill Nit UN.
Mi. Aylsaard's letter tells the story :
Caapbetltan, )1.f., Feb. S, leo9,
father Sacristy Mad. Co.,
During the winter of Igoe, while
travelling on the (leapt Coact, I
coetrected • severe Cold which settled
apoo any leap.
After I rettvaed home 1 wrote to
Father Morriacy explaining my case.
I received a letter from him with a
prescription for his medicine, which
could nes be filled at the time bere.
After nae week's delay I received it,
lust in the nick of time to save ,4y life.
After one ►south's use I felt like
• new man.
Years truly,
Jno. Aylward.
Thereis not much time to lone when
a cold settles on the lunge. Pneumonia
ki1L within a week. With Father
Morriacy's "No. to" at hand, you don't
even have to wait for • doctor. No. to"
cures all throat and lung troubles. It i.
• reals Lung Tonic, and fortifies against
future attacks. Trial bottle age. Regular
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& 1J and guaranteed in Gs d• rich by
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