The Standard., 2 juillet 1910, samedi 2 juillet 1910

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Pio vay hi a TN i gE io - « - .Eh te MOURNING COSTUMES WERE THE DOMINANT NOTE ON THE LAWNS AT ASCOT THIS YEAR\u2014Strange and striking were the contrasts at Ascot on the occasion of the recent races.No member of Royalty was present, the King\u2019s pavilion had drawn blinds and closed doors, and the occupants of the Royal enclosure were in black, unrelieved save where ladies wore white flowers or had strings of pearls as the only ornament.The general effect was the most sombre ever seen on a racecourse, and the glorious sunshine of an ideal summer day only helped to emphasize the mourning.Nor was the meeting up to the average in numbers, though the principal enclosure was well filled and the general public came on to the course in crowds.The representative man in the crowd had some symbol of mourning, and, excellent as the mere racing turned out, there was a sadness about the proceedings unexampled at Ascot.\u2014 .E DEPARTURE FROM CARDIFF OF THE SS.\u201cTERRA NOVA\u201d\"\u2014Amid great cheering and the hooting of many syrens, the \u201cTerra Nova,\u201d the vessel of the British Antarctic Expedition, left Cardiff on June 14 on her long voyage IN QUEST OF THE SOUTH POLE; Tour the Bristol Channel by civic and commercial representatives of South Wales, and steamers, tugs and yachts.Captain Scott, the leader of the expedition, will join the vessel at New Zealand, The above illustration sows the \u201cTerra Nova\u201d leaving Cardiff Docks; Captain Scott and his wife; and \u201cNigger,\u201d the kitten mascot. 9 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.Gregraedh = if Shorre\u2014 Face UHL hide Spas Care Dhol fuser Srte, (sper ret al\u201d Pee, Catane Yr fof Wert FFobheys fastegas Ls : ef Me da Pics din GorrVs lou Jah Can dl/ ho If fes qrcrsehandg Fay Cog ol À Per5Tne oe Shoveof few Mm Hein een), C eas, @PRes, - Forno ColB S'are socch_ Hr7 CV, pos Soc + Parce her, Loo fac drrèone FL To Leas Phos < boop (3 Foose we.he @ senc pin pen PUBLISHED BY TE: pts Py ry \u201d PE rm \u201d x RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS, LT?mm ; SL Aree BY COMMAND OF QUEEN ALEXANDRA.d ; 1 FE = = = - 34 EXTRACT FROM QUEEN ALEXANDRA\u2019S PATHETIC LETTER TO THE BRITISH PEOPLE\u2014Soon after the death of King Edward, his widow, the Queen-Mother, wrote a beautiful, yet pathetic, letter to her husband\u2019s subjects, thanking them for the sympathy they had given her in her hour of sore bereavement.By command of Her Majesty fac-similes of the letter have since been published by Messrs.Raphael Tuck & Sons, Limited, and are now on sale.Each fac-simile is enriched by an allegorical border drawn by Sir Edward J.Poynter, Bart.The above illustration shows the lower half of the letter and border.Elsewhere in this issue appears a description of the border._\u2014\u2014\u2014 SN Ep An Illustrated Story Written Especially for the Thousands of | \u2019 \u2014 Canadian Children who read The Standard.\u201cPETER ano POLLY\u201d | Childhood\u2019s Happy Hours\u2014The Trials of School Days\u2014Love | and Marriage\u2014A Tranquil Old Age.| dre ere fre age \u201cPETER AND POLLY\u201d\u2014lllustration No.42, NNN NN PM a \u201cPETER AND POLLY\u201d\u2014Illustration No.49.re \u201cPETER AND POLL Y\u201d\u2014Illustration No.41.CHAPTER VIII.Peter, however, is no sooner home than he regrets the harsh words spoken ETER and Polly found this out to |to Polly.Looking at her miniature P their dismay and sorrow during |which he has hanging on his bedroom the early days of their courtship wall, he resolves to go the very next and engagement.As we noted day and beg Polly\u2019s pardon and make before, Peter was a very busy young up the quarrel with a kiss of reconcili- man trying to make his way in the |ation.But he reckons without his hos- world, and he could not be expected to |tegs.dance attendance on Polly every hour polly refuses to be consoled, and of the day.Polly, it must be admitted, therefore spends many lonely hours sit- was somewhat unreasonable at times, ting on the rocks near the old stone and hardly treated Peter as nicely as quarry, and gazing across at the lieht- she might very well have done.Even house and out past it away down to- with the little cupid of love perched wards Cape George.between them, with a dry little smile But the most tangled love affairs will on his lips, and his arrows all ready for get straightened out at last.At least the bow, Polly would sit on the sofa, |this js what many learned philosophers take no pleasure in Peter\u2019s flowers, and hold, although, whether or not they think that she was being very badly (really know very much about it.is, I treated indeed.think.very doubtful.All misunder- Then, of course, Peter.who was standings between Peter and Polly end struggling hard to make a home for |i; sweet reconciliation.She an- \u201cPETER AND POLLY\u201d \u2014Illustration No.44.both of them, felt a good deal of re- nounces her engagement to her mo- sentment; because he thought that if |ther and receives her father's blessing.Polly misunderstood him now what will she do when they are married and he has to work harder than ever.(To be continued.) 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