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Protect Your Crop; Wm,

DuBay Products

Now lllirllovizp CERESAN

controls smutt and other diseases mi cereal grains NEW lI\li’i€0VED SEMESAN BEL cimiruls si-ab and rhizoetunia on potoiooo

N_iCOTIi\'E SULPHATE 40% ki ls__lr‘s':ets on pl-_\||¢§ nud Bounty “lui Yhlll' local dealer for them

if-_ ~;..~,i.\l _i:.ji)us'i‘ill:.s, l.l.ui-'run

_ tF.‘rtilf1.:‘r Division)

R. E. Muich e- co., Lcd, \\ holesaic Distributors for P. E. island

--/“H " -- _ __

should play the "d‘.'honoura.ble'

,__ role of “fair-weather friends” to

Great Brltrrn. refusing to plerlige

‘laid to the Empire "in foul weather

ns well as in fair," was made in

_the Scriaier chamber on April 5th

by Hon. J. J .l-Iughes, Liberal, of

;this_Province. The text of Senator _Huff ics' rc~nl:ii'l;s, its Elven in l-i.1.r.:.:ii'd, follows:

Hen. J. J. HUGHES: Honour-

able members, a few weeks ago I

" ' ri-'i'“--‘- _Pr- rg .---_ 1-fu--__-_ _--_--~,__. __ _4lL4_1jg'1_25-_aio-

L-. read in a newspaper certain dis-

1 patches wli'eh had attracted my

' ‘ ' ”' ~*" .T '."“§“>"" "'“0$" f'5'f_§<ii_-\\’€

` GCE/iN TRAVEL

lam the representative of all well -known

._ steamship lines. For cruise or one way trips ' consult,

.1 . W. K. ROGERS ' 181 Queen Street Phono 540

_ ~ _,-_ -'_' 5- -isis-1 " =,c.;. /_.-1,, _ _.Eu 1”, _/_,fa

W 3ttent_ion_ The natons ofthe

' world, 1 think over seventy, led by lo; Great Britain, were doing their -.I best to isolate the civil Wai' l.n

Spain. A proposal was made to patrol the Spanish coast and the frontier between Spain and

if Portugal. Portugal. in exercise of

her sovere’gn rights, at first ob- jected to any foreign control of her boundary. However, after somi- eoiusideration, she consented, but `only on condition that Great ` Britain should be the patrolling

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W’ _I

E. R. Brow &S.>n

"Fire, Life, »Accident, Sickness

and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate

Stressed By Senator Hughes

K ’ 1oN;Ns Am". 13 -- (UP

Deiiounciation of the attitude of; Hon Mi-_ HUGHES; I am not &;’;°‘;m1"” _:gd iflther Em-P1’° V151- delegations. Garden party by the lh05€ HGVOOHUUE that Canada; ..\i'rel1iig with my honourabie “Wd guest*

i riend‘s remarks.

Hon. Mr. MOLLOY: I do want my honourable friend to 'nto my mouth words which I :rot utter.

Hun. Mr. HUGHES: I appeal

`i". "CX N I l'i ' W f G HD” UW me -re "not Colonies offices for lists of v

:nv holiollrable friend. I had “ntfmled doing so, but now I h »-:.0 aitciiiative, for I must make "limiter clear. ` Hon. Mr. MOLLOY: All right Hon. Mr. HUGHCES: Did

`~'>llc‘.ll'z'.b`e grntlcman not

llrit we are not obliged to inte

fire in all the quarrels of Eur

Hon. Mr. MOLLOY: That

did reader a little breathless, w

th e More than 4.000 requests for

seats to view the coronatlon pro-

' Canada’s Responsibility 00075 wi" 099"

To Stand By Great Britain To Empire Fulk

' For Goronatio

not brilliant London season of

put century A schedule of oy

has been prepared that leaves

to hundreds of hostesses hav; |- to quested the various Domiriions

e guests

éh cession have poured into cm

5,; HDUSB- Filgglti thousand Canadla

are expec e n London and there .

r- _ _ Roosevelts representative, Hon.

will be invitations to take part in James W_ Ge,-u,d_ The Em-1 of

peigeverything from the boils

'xilnt I said. Hon lvlir. HUGHES. at the Zac

Hon. Mi". HUGHE31 He ‘fit ue are not obliged to in e in .i‘l the v.ars of Europe

many of the functions of the most ut Guildford guy-¢ey_ 3 - =

sal

d So overwhelming has been

' ter-

.. _ .hospitality offered e. special Cor-

..~., '. _ _ Wel ' visitors at headquarters of the ‘ll l:iiol.\'n that; every sane, sensi- l zmmon 'HUSPRBMY C°m“mm’ee British BFOBUCB-55118 C01'D01‘aU°“- .fc mm in Canada knows that as been formed to eo-ordinate Glyhdobou,-no Mozart, Opera pgs- ._____t who is to dccidc, efforts, with representatives fro

' Dominion Secretaries. the Gover

Hon. Mr. MOLLOYZ We are;

‘hc Cailuclnll people' nobody else ggi' groslgtalny glomréutwe'

1 ' lion. Mr. inlcilirsi 1 iv-fcrrcd't<'> 'S93 “g“°' e °Y“1

- 'thc eoiliidcilce pfaecd by the ciety and °mers‘ The preside l power. ' All the other nations ac-|iii\tioiis of the \\-orlcl in the in- ii Su;.)§‘;‘m“e1 Wus°“ °f the FW' ranean and Reserve Fieets will be Q-cent/ed me ommue-ment. _so for oo!1_e:1‘il_y.Bll_<Znp\lr _ ll1S_§i1ef;_ 0! eigfficialceéanada Wm be _nm I 1 _ ms M1 ty Wm -.f my reading of history goes, there; We 1‘1 H111. a. ri u e W c _ so ' ' 0\‘€ S31 HBV SS- il es i :ttf ‘;'sS.“:;:i;i.1=.‘l.‘;‘.l...““’.‘.-_".2life ii.: :;‘;zll.»...‘t° iiif. ‘ails “‘ “I “” `. luirei-ity. I um not lncuricfl to bclim' if Great Britain “'05 '~\'<>rthl' °""”a“' everyday Mr' J°h“ Cm' 21- Duke 0! Kent at banquet for

boa;¢fu1_1 “ke neither u boa..-muy of that tribute from the nations “ck and his “fe Wm 815° have an mm; hor B bonstful nB_uoh__h'ut I _ 'Of the \VOi‘lCl. l-lien W6. at 1€8.St"oppOri"m1';y of seeing how London must confess that when I readl'-llould not hesitate to trust herii noi; thmgis fm Special °°°a5!°“S'

_ those msputchos I thrilled Wnhjionie part of the Empire has to e rev Sed pfugram and detail Cathedral. British Empire Un- i juftifiaible pride -'be trusted. Each Dominion cannot M events f°u°w°

1 If the nations of the Wo,-id hnvoi'of_ i_f~S01f. as my friend from the Apr"

h nfidmce in Great Bri _mplonounceable place-

so muc co - tain, surely we should not doubtlf gg”-di Mr- CASGRADII De 19_ Coronation season of meer.

_ _ f h . . ll ere. i';§§ch§§§“'iics'ii'°.;'§ci°°i-'l§sli_ vi; Hou. Mr. HUGHES: As he very' ’§§f,’§§§‘ °"°“ “pen” “” °°"°°‘ 26- Sevwtieth bifthdev °1 1- r.1;2P12‘i'..iil'i».;a:.‘; ”:‘i‘;‘i°.:;.ir.’;' e- G-Ofc- Do-

Tha." me. “ou . 1 £02; aut '-‘wine centml authority - in the' unveus Windsor Memmial

cowardly. it ‘wud Q m°~ ' “_ in of Nw t George v. Knights or st. lviitcliael dishonourable that. any nation 4_»<_»1111110~\\f2f\ 1 GDS IDUS and sh George attend sh Paurs

could play. We must -be with the _ -11112’ U10 ‘CML AS _ 5ervice_ - H°5P”59-L `

Empire in foul weather as well as _ W 011311- MI- C- GRAIN- HCM. 24_ Royal Scomh Academy ex

in feir~ i* “ - lilbiuon opens oi Edinburgh.

Agent at Summersido Llo d Low-1 ng:-'n' W' UABGRAIN: Hear’ *-§""1'i.'i.ii'§'c' lsH;"i'ucrc 'coii;'i'i>i'iicra 1 25' t‘S§d“”’° I§‘_s““ *’-“d °“°°“

3 » - _ - ;‘_ '_ _ _ ' nspec o Soo i Windso

' 5' H-UGHFS, The Woud f.~<.u._ anyone who surveys woi-lo Castle oufldu “ “ " Olympia. This display lusts about

. _ Hon. Mr. _ _ gr

144 Rlchmond St' ' Ch""'0ttet°Wn of me 'mm 'msce'l:ec°'imtli vm; -i'l'ii>"'.;i§i.iiJii'lif>'i'i"lsmiifist 27' King “Va Q“°°“ We" Na'

'§’§§lf)‘m;1;h;,e°§§g2 discgvcheg aid /rlic conflict is on betwocn cmistl- gfggiwiggiritme E"h“’“'l°“ °" honor by London County C°uru=il~

s inventions have made the most z-.nity and pazanism, and I firmly '

` .widely separated nations vi1't1ia.lly,':°}‘_`l‘-ev; mg B"mSh_ Empire-' . Moy

nextdoor ne'ghb°""s' The Pr'melN'iliolls'-iibiilrl tli;)mE'i~i;l'i';'l~?1Quk|y:'f :

M'mS"er of Great Britain' 8' silmrtl wci'1d 'are destined to be de€ 2" (s“nday)' King and Quew time age. Stated that the fm" 135 I .femms ____ Chmmmmy attend noyol Military college in-

_ of Britain were on the Rhine. I of Ho M_ CASGRA `T_ augumhon service at Sandhursh

‘ 11°* think tht? OES ;"t';°*;€t?_éf it hr.n."' 1' I‘ ' Hear’ 3. Royal Academy of Arts ex-

W0r€. I -“H0111 6° - 0 S ‘ ' __ _ hibition opens at Burlington House, not the type of man io boost. con-_ _“_‘_Ti?_{‘_~_ [Ni-U ggi; Piccadilly (Until Aug. 2). nuke or vcr.-,cly, _tlieT§i~_o_r_1_t;;;2rSM;fleg_€1;_l;1_;';_¥;` ,___ i_u._`l_`._, _hue in G‘cm_?any We Gloucester attends London Chem-

ARE lililllli "'“° "‘ 222.2’ 2:33: Hu- <=°-- Jude- -=

rf thc world close together. and ;l‘_\_'i__'i'(')1‘_ ‘(;f“;v:f;_1;';“ fgréff; °“_:: me cester attends Friends ot the Poor

~ cannot isolate ourselves even if .mu0____“__{p mend “_-om D1; Moll, Princess Gm. -

' ~“""hM'0oasofnAm Hear hom- 5 rououfl'~i'-c (Hon ivn- oiwzx-am) 4' 2iidzo"m'sh""5 'mm ""nu1<"e '

**""'-1_'_“’ en. _ : . ~ ‘_ "` ' ' presen Ki Geor .

'on Mr HUGH_% It has been _m‘]’5f _T0 Siflong ml: Bfmtid is me of Gloucester rigztends “Nations

' routine' ufiemoon'iim cocoon _-A-V fl? “'10 CH” “P ° Pew- as i ti i B r ci bs din I N ' N ' t

we have 3 large Bmck of bl'-tefiei Pllr. I~:'ii:z>ies a very advantageous §:_';lE_‘;ff1y_f”;‘h*;;<@0PcthepeeE;>_nefor aosmguiighgll. 'oyll/iarqllxess :lied e 0

cnuocd oi the old price. Now stock just in. if if-‘;“°“_“‘ the W°'1<’-- Why? B'=~l ,,:._,j;. ',6“,.,C,, ,h,,_“",,_°§,’; *”§,*,§ M-rchuuuss <>f~L°nd<>-dgm uve _

lu.e uc are part of the British __ _ _ reooption on Moyfoil-_

ou need a new batte come in and bu You "‘“l“““ ‘f,`.:mf;', W]1';‘;t£r°atnB;1,f;“nlwent 5- The" Maiesiles mm nm R l

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_ Y _ some Hon. snNA'roR.s: Hosni (_~;_____nmni_l;n_ mike oth mv; °§ court for oobutonccs at iauokins

can save money by buying here. Cer- _ F;\§.m I be 8 ° er ‘ea ham Palace. Duke and Duchess

Hon. Mr. HUGHES:-and be- 3 S‘° ° me Wm* and W” of Kent .mend Playing Fields Ball,

:ruse we are on this North Ameri- ;‘ffni0f’l_""°lfd' She 55 n°W rapidly Dorchester Hotel. _ `

tin t But that d0€S X10! ` mu: wr Strength mth °“ 6. Their Majesties hold second

I S ,*-.vho has power and influence'has 'H-b'1e w'cm'1'trbute h he 'l_ King attends luncheon of

"corresponding responsibllities.Every _ 1 _ mu” l'° t Empire Parliamentary Association 'individual has responsibilities. i;’¢a0fia;l;(o ;;o_ljl_g_.__I gnusgtigfied in Westminster Hall to meet Prime

Y V Hon. Mr. MOLLY:Wil my hon- mimn peop-10' Wm tmgt m Maman' ministers and members of Empire

ourabie friend allow me a word? _land I am cmwm ed that hm" 1 legislatures in Landon for Im- ' Hon. Mr. HUG!-lIE‘.S:_Yes. slr. she 'ever lm mn tg be a 5 mud perial Conference. Ships of the

__ '__ __ __ __ _ ._ _ _ ,__ __ __ ___ _ Hon. Mr. MOLIJOY: I am afraldza 11fo_a,.;f,Iu_,\th st englugedtm Home Fleet arrive in the Thames

\.»_..- . _ - ` 'tha honourable gentlemen fromiwo I of ‘this ‘Du I] rugge 1"’ for a week’s visit, during which

L-1211-4-7-9-14 'King's (I-Ion. Hughes) is tak- l1’_‘_°__mmmd‘ mm? ruggiggug they will be open for visits by the _; ‘ing an unfair a vantage. When ' _‘_ __ _ - public.

“W” `" 'British Empire interests and Can- m‘C°_f."'f_°‘:“m‘°"s °f every wh" 10. Dukes of Gloucester and

- - " ‘ adiari interests are vitally affected C°“`“d‘l‘m°“' We me me Pmple- Vent and other members of the

then we will take our part, and a. 33;' Egpqge 5tr°ng be""°u‘5° we '"6 Royal Family meet foreign en-

‘ very dcc‘<tecl part But I say that ` ` voys and deputations. Coronation

‘ “in every war that may take place I 15° f“‘“‘°"` I 5”? that *tall at Grosvenor House for Child

should putielpiic in every great ic ---

can con en relieve us from doing our duty He ]b”f‘dtE;"lG:;;£“;‘;;_‘fer;‘gai“a‘;_§’P§;Wg Court at Buckingham

Im"eria1'Lobste1° rap _ ' ~ `°° __

p fi Europe it does not 1 to le ‘ot u ance .

- » ’ of Canadians to go to anybody’s A‘“'~“““‘ °_"“1‘-`“"l\0 ‘md dc* °“"| 11. Prime ministers of Domin-

" rescue. When Great Britain or Wm' °“ lhs °°"“¥“`m' “S Wen as ‘ ions and representatives of India

any other country on its own re- ' °‘“' lm” ~“ me Bmish Em‘Pm’- We and the Colonial Empire visit

‘ sponsibility carries on a war of _iiigllbiqit gugnoxg Zselgggkclfé _ Buckingham Palace to present ad- |

_x:~.'sin, h~shl _ -- ' °

Ilere’s a h_auler that _outclasses in per- _§_,,_f;,f_ °gm§(.n’.mn ‘,f_1‘egp?th§,c io (lo. ir_u~c orc mon we shall do _ f'_'.',(,i¢11.';?i ";§il,';'gliym il; ` formance. Just as it will out-wear in sen- no obligation to flrilit on clincrl‘l"“1“l_‘“’ }"`01“° °_‘ C““f1°‘“ “ff King ami Quccu io British com- ‘_

vico other make on the mul-kot_ -sfde unless the interest of Canada mm' “t “mf “Ut “"Vll'°'~`1 l'° the irionwealth representatives. Din-

'my is vitally affected. mst P”~“'-"“"""‘“"“ Cmnerencel be' ner party by the Duke of Glou-

_._,___.___.__ ________i_____ 'gauscl I bcl. "\"'- it was undcr' stef 55 senior Pringe of the blood _

Ii. ll .‘ i Sl effitlielli, ' ~ _'www ' """ stood We “fould “Ulf ntwnd- U "1 S-Syn), for foreign envoy; at Bt

'B " mane 0" y be unrlor tooo il i wllil `

ED engine. No dan er of becoinin corrod- S 1” “'° “fe “S .lozuofvs Palace. Jubilee Jewel Bali

g g to attend any <~.;ili<~l~r~iice to pro- at Grosvenor H0use_ Park una

ed with salt. or freezing up, as with the The ssh ngufl’ molc peace .mu g<-_ociwlll _on this u_ tommmuon D,y,_ mee..

llslllll Water-c00l¢d el\gln0S. c\o_nti_n_`c`nt _szndniili liar; woihd, then sions to Westminster A~oh,__ I Q

" "J" I' a ""1 “ mn' C mv? cl-owning of King George an ` -".

. _ _ i. ‘:`- rx `il‘ ;"` .».. uw “oo-1-or be of 1»w»»-ol _ :“i2l.”.§“ii2 §;l:‘;“..iss.-.2l";i‘:;..:‘f.;'i‘.‘.f..;.:°t i- as required. And should the rope get _ comronrnnmz in u___h__,, ,.~,,,_,,,_(. _md we me mmdly Buckingham Pham Empire bmw

od Wight.

14. Dinner to the King and

Queen by Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden in Whitehall. First Court Ball at Buckingham Palace.

n (The ball will last about two hours

and their Majesties will lead the dancing).

15. Final reception for, and dc-

- pal-ture of, foreign envoy; and

me 1'f. Exhibition of royal robes

e ed at Royal School of Needlework,

y .

1936) by trooplng the color cere-

‘ av ,tors to be included with th

1° south xcniingwn e 18 General Assembly of the

gh'-5 and dreses worn by royalty open

d church or scotland opens with l' state ceremonial at Edinburgh.

elf ls. Kin ond' Queen drive

through streets to City of London for luncheon with Lord Mayor and Corporation at the Guildhall.

at Duke and Duchess of Sutherland

hi 1

Buckingham Palace to the dinner include General John J_ Pershing

mn! at Buckingham Palace. Fashion-

9- Pilgrims Coronation dinner at "5 Hotel Victoria. 00 honor President

at Derby will preside and guests will

and Admiral Hugh Rodman. US.

the Navy. Reception to 250 overseas

m tival opens at Lewes, Sussex (until H' July 3). Youth of Empire scr- me vice in Abbey. 5°' 20. Naval review by the King at Hi spithcad. The Homo. lviociiicr-

represented as well as vessels from

use e roy yac

11* Albert.

Bromptori Hospital.

24. (Empire Day. King and 1

Queen attend service at Bt. Palil‘s

ion’s Coronation ball at May Fair Hotel.

5. Prime Ministers dinner to

their Majesties at 10 Downing Street.

Queen Ma.ry. Becond Court Bali

"° able Chelsea flower show opens.

Queen Mary Ball for Royal Eye

27. King and Queen. aoooin-

' panied 'by Princesses Eiizaibeth and

Margaret Rose attend opening of royal military tournament at

a. fortnight. Their Majestles at- tend evening reception in- their

38. King holds levee at St.

James’s Palace driving in state

_ along the Mall. Dinner and gar-

den party at Zoological Gardens

I given by Fellows of the Zoological .».Bociety. Royal Caledonian Bail

at Grosvenor House.

39. Garden party by Marquess

and Maxchloness oi' Salisbury at Hatfield. Hertfordshire.

30. (Sunday). "Judges Sunday”

31. Duke and Duchess of Glou-

cester at Derby Ball in Grosvenor | entertain 1,000 guests in the House to aid Royal Northern Hoo- _ throne room at st. .la.mes's Palace.

pital.

June

| 26. Royal Air Force display at Hendon. The King will attend and there win be special stands for overseas vi.~it/ers.

3. Special recital for overseas 27. (Suli<i.'iy.l Review of ex-eer-

visitors on Westminster Abbeyb _ riecmen (war _vet/eruns) by the new organ. Race for Coronation King.

Cup at Epsom. _

29. King to open new soulptun

8_ Gurdon party by provost section, Tate Gallery. and renews of Eton at Ewa col- - 30. British Empire su-rden n-rw

lege.

at Roeharnptezi.

9. Official celebration of Kings ._

41st birthda (actually Dec

mony on Horse Guards Parade. I-Us Majesty will ride in full dre Guards uniform at the head

_ July

1. Third Court at Buckiingdlam

Palace

a. King and Qufcu visit roo-

hiu troops and Queen will wagon 'tival of Youth. at Wembley.

the parade from a window

Whitehall Palace.

10. Investiture at Bucklnghe.

their first of'lLiai v it to Scob-

of 5-12__Klng _and Queen mal!!

m land, miikingia state entry into

pu1ooo_ Rgonmond Royoi Horse lErlinhurgli and luliilzg up residence

Show opens (until June 12). Ai dershot Tatto (Until June 19).

_ at the palace of Huiyrood. Week's

events will iiicllidev 3, Court. gar-

11_ Second invesmuro at Buck- lden party and other functions.

ingham Palace.

12 State entry of their ‘\

14-15. King all-l Queen Viale

_ Wales irirlllcillig (`:-l'»v'li:ir\'on Cas-

. Jia ~ - ' ~ --

osqoo moo Windsor und Eton on i tie where ii pri;-<-:tilt will be stag-

.1 the Court arrives at the castle

for ‘ed similar to ti=-ll fgireri when the

_.Boot Weeih Tho royal ul-ooogsion Duke of \\'ii.rl.<|'»Ai'-' ll invested as

escorted by Household Cavalry

Prince of Wales on the corona-

will drive out to Eton College for' livll Of G<`01's'€ V and Q‘1¢'<“I\ MM?-

an official reception. Torchlight march of ex-service-men in the

19. Kiln: revi».1l.\‘:; Honorable

Artillery Company.

Grand Quadrangle, and river fete 21- Kim! °1"'115 “CW hefldfluur

on the Thames. Cathedral M

is ters for the Loncion fire brigade

and D,-uma Festival no Conte,-bury at Westminster Fniharlmient.

(until June 19.) -14. Installation of Knights

i 22. Second giirrlr-li party at

of Blickinghaiii 1>:i‘;u-»-.

the Garter in St. Georges Clnipcl, 23. Kiln! ului Qufrli leave for

Winclsor, the first service of Gur

_ official visit tu lIol‘Lllr‘rn Irv

get `Kh1gm5 since 1914_ B_qu_:lan<1. They will cross the Irish

quet in St. George's Hall.

15. King and Queen drive

S68. on the royal yrirllt. Victorll.

in i and Albert nilcl be guests of the

course at opening of Ascot moon Northern Ireland) and the Duchess Queen Maru me Duke uno _ ot Abercorn at Hillsborough Cas- Duchess of Gloucester and the U6' BGUHSY-

Duke and Duchess of Kent will i

also attend, their carriages being i when you mn oorooo o mon 'go

sem1_5¢a¢_e hmdaus down the Duke of Alberrorn lGovel'nor of

drawn by the famous Winds grays.

16. Their Majesties are e pected to attend Ascot races fo succeeding days also).

17 International Horse Sh

wl`1 aelulowledgo lil= short-comings,

you have inet a real man.

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_ I °->.er‘i;..‘;l_=;f;'-ii ;iiii.i:n;.i§5`§ 5_ 5, wi., ni.,

of Waterloo anniversary.

19. Opening of Coronation in

ternational regatta at Torb

fl-Y

Devon, with Duke of Kent as patron. Four hundred yachts from all countries expected to be pre-

sent.

21. Court: returns to Buekin

ham Palace from Windsor Cast

due Sunday, April 18th. Ice conditions permitting load- ing illondzlv April 19th.

fgl Sailing same daly for St.

Earl and Countess of Onslow all/0 E Pierre and St. .lohn’s, Nfld. evening party at Clandon Paris: For spacu rates’ eta

near Guildford, Surrey. Wimbl

open (until July 3.)

2. The King holds a.levee

St. .Tames's Palace, driving the in state from Buckingham Palm-

don lawn tennis championships

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Majesties' afternoon garden party

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