The Standard., 19 août 1911, samedi 19 août 1911

[" ror - ~ ~~ = e ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT N cl \\ | .SUPPLEMENT \u2014_\u2014 vOL.VIL, No.33.MONTREAL, CANADA, AUGUST 19, 1911.171 ST.JAMES STREET.stately Homes of Canada\u2014Trio of Pictures Showing Country Residences of Montrealers at St.Andrews, N.B.NN NAN Ae NN er ee rr Nr Na ANAL ANA AL ANNE ie sous Sù 2 5° 87 de as x AE, \"a s a Li SE ES a or EY 8 ea ps EN hii Bacall SEASIDE HOMES T MONTREALERS\u2014The first of the above pictures shows the residences of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy and Mr.Charles R.Hosmer at St.Andrews-by-the-Sea, N.B.; the second shows the home of Mr.F.W.Thompson; and the third the residence of Mr.William Hope.EN \u2014 .he grounds surrounding those houses, it will be noticed, are beautifully laid out (Photos by Wm.H.Townend.) ml ae \u2014\u2014_ ONE OF THE KING'S FLOATING PALACES\u2014The new yacht Britannia, which was specially built for His Majesty, and which recently participated in the Cowes Regatta.(Copyright Central News.) Fee THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION\u2019S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014A view of the club-house and boathouse of the Britannia Boating Club, Ottawa.The latter is in the back-ground, in rear, and a little to the left of the sailing yacht.(Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION\u2019S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014The promenade at the club-house of Britannia Boating Club, as it looked between events at the Regatta.(Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) WELL-KNOWN FRIENDS OF CANADA WHO WERE BORN ON THE SAME DAY OF THE YEAR\u2014His Grace the Duke of Argyll, Governor-General of Canada (1878-1883) and the Right Hon.Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, High Commissioner of Canada in Great Britain, who celebrated, respectively, the 66th and 91st anniversaries of their births on August 6th last.In spite of his great age, the latter still performs the arduous duties connected with his position as High Commissioner.THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.Patrick\u2019s Parish.THE REV.W.H.HINGSTON, S.J.son of the late Sir William Hingston, who was recently raised to the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church, and who celebrated his first high mass in St.Patrick\u2019s Church, Montreal, on Sunday, August 6th.Father Hingston served a long novitiate in the Society of Jesus, as the Jesuits are officially known throughout the world.He was reared in St.they left Canada for England.Sir R.P.Baden-Powell, Chief Scout; H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught, Governor-General designate of Canada, who is presenting medals to the boys; Capt.Arthur Grenfell (without hat), on whose grounds the boys were camped; Lieut.-Col.F.Minden Cole, of Montreal, Commandant of the Canadian Contingent of Boy Scouts; Scoutmaster Northcote, of Alberta; and Lord Grenfell.(Copyright photo by Swain.) = THE RECENT VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN TO WALES\u2014Their Majesties at Plas Machynlleth, the charming residence of Lord Herbert Vane- = : » Nr vl EE: WEE CC = TH - oka 2 ae Tempest.The picture shows the King standing between his host and the Marquis of Londonderry; the Queen is seated in front of the former; on the left of the picture.her right is H.R.H.the Princess Mary, on her left the Marchioness of Londonderry.H.R.H.the Prince of Wales stands in front of the window on (Copyright Central News.) CANADIAN BOY SCOUTS IN ENGLAND: A CELEBRATED GROUP\u2014The first four figures in the above group, reading from left to right, are:\u2014Scoutmaster Rowe, of Malta; Assistant Commissioner F.J.Hammond, of Toronto; and Scouts Galbraith and Chadsey, of Red Deer, Manitoba, who tracked a murderer shortly before Standing in front of the boys, also reading from the left, are:\u2014Major- General ni Ty A MIDSUMMER PICNIC AT MONTREAL\u2014The management of the Canadian Rubber Company recently tendered their employees a picnic.The steamers Three Rivers and Berthier took the merrymakers to Lavaltrie, where a most enjoyable day was spent.The above picture shows the steamer Three Rivers freighted with the picnickers.A large crowd was in attendance and a pleasant time was passed by all.hiclets Ste Buintp Mint Covered Candy Contes Chewing Gum For sale at all the Better Sort of Stores.5c the Ounce and &c, 10c and 25¢ Packets, BEN SEN CHICLET COMPANY.Metropolitan Tower, New York, RIDLEY COLLEGE, ST.CATHARINES, ONT.Distinctively residential school.Three separate residences under the care of mar- riled masters: (1) Lower School for boys under fourteen; (2) the Dean\u2019s House, for jun- for boys in the upper school; (3) Upper School for boys preparing for the Unlversl- ties and for business.Over 80 acres of grounds.Remarkable record for health.In 1909 the School won a University Scholarship in \u2018Classics, and in 1910 in Classics and Mathematics.REV.J.O.MILLER, M.A., D.C.L., Principal.i If You Wear 1 bein Jaeger Pure Wool Underwear i YOUR UNDERWEAR TROUBLES was ARE AT AN END the.No more trouble from discom- vraoe{.marx So fort and unsatisfactory wear.\\ half No more danger from draughts wit} and chills.Nor All sizes and weights for all he seasons.Tru Guaranteed against shrinkage.pos and EDIC SANITARY COMPANY rch United Garmcnte DR.JAEGER'S WOOLLEN SYSTEM LIMITED Tru 316 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal.Tor 231 YONGE STREET, TORONTO._ ÿ STEELE BLOCK, PORTAGE AVE.WINNIPEG.UPPER ; CANADA COLLEGE TORONTO 1 FOUNDED 1829 Examinations for Entrance Scholarships, Saturday, September 16th.Courses for University, Royal Military College, etc.Senior and Preparatory Schools in separate building.Every modern equipment.Autumn Term begins Thursday, EN MA.September 14th.HW onal SUSPE) Most Famous Sliding Cord Suspender in the World Light Medium and Heavy Weights SOLD EVERYWHERE \u2018Get the Genuine PRESIDENT must be stamped on Buckle THE KEELEY INSTITUTE For Alcoholic and 1253 Dundas St.Drug Addictions.ROCKCLIFFE PARK, NEAR OTTAWA, ONT.RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.Beautiful situation, new fireproof buildings.Ten acres of playing fields.BOYS CAREFULLY PREPARED FOR R.M, C.,, UNIVERSITIES and BUSINESS.Preparatory department for Junior Boys.School re-opens September 12th, 1911.N.B.\u2014In 1910 the School obtained FIRST PLACE in R.M.C.entrance, and passed all its Candidates.In 1911 four Candidates were sent in, and all obtained Cadetships.For Calendar apply 1 Rev.GEO.P.WOOLLCOMBE, M.A., (Oxon), Headmaster.\u2014 p= Glen \u2018Bawr 651 Spadina Avenue, Toronto.RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.Large Staff of Highly Qualified and Experienced Teachers and Professors.Native French and German Teachers, Pupils prepared for Universities and for Examinations in Music of Toronto University, the Conservatory of Music and the Toronto College of Music.Modern Educational Methods, Refining Influences and Well.regulated Home.Lawn Tennis and other games.Rink.For Prospectus, apply to MISS VEALS, Principal. 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THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION'S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014The war canoe crew of the St.Lambert ; ; oS .i ia- -B Ott .oating Club, which participated in the war canoe events at Britannia-on Porn W.J.Armstrong.) \u2014_\u2014 THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION'S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014The war canoe crew of the New Edinburgh Boating Club, which wen th mile war canoe race, one of the big events of the Regatta.(Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) cond.This was the blue ribbon event of the meet, and excitement was intense as the canoes paddled out.A stationary start was used in each event, with the result that the crews each got a splendid chance.Toronto again won the championship, beating New Edinburgh by a length at the quarter-mile, and appeared to have things all their own way.Toronto stayed with them until about one hundred yards from the finish, when Jack McFarlane called for a spurt.The westerners seemed to lift their boat clean out of the water, and passed New Edinburgh just when the pride of the Ottawa division seemed to have the race won.St.Lamberts finished third, and Rideaus fourth.In the mile war canoe race, New Edinburgh won out after a magnificent struggle, Rideau being second.STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.sc ts 4 oe ean ) ot a we .ee a ® JT.wo vu ve BREN a RE ha oo - wn a te se we gi = se \u2014 i _ ep te Sais THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION\u2019S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014 titors.This race was won by the Toronto crew after a spirited struggle.The start of the half-mile war canoe race, in which there were six compe- (Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) = 0 an aN Ty .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 0e mn \u2014 ot or - aon J, - Fa op I > : = - pr: - ha oe - - em Tee a > Ed ni >\" - me _ - = - - es i ee sut we ram ne = ew \u201c I Les eee JE _L PR = - _ - _ ttes TS > \u201c \u201c 20 oe i Be = I ET ape a pb eB ; - i RB i SE 02 .FRI n on ee ES a em cr ttc RS OS Er fr.CR aa LG TE EVI CR THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION\u2019S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014Finish of the half-mile war canoe race, Toronto leading.In this event six crews competed.THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION'S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014The Toronto war canoe crew, winners of the half-mile war canoe race, in which six crews competed.een ar cab hs ae \u201c py - Pp fn \u201ca af Hh - 7 ns AY .M mé vs oath o_o + iii = 5 - - wt rr > » wl ape - \u201c ater; - po \u2018 Ed PA - Bas # wil 008 ee prettiest races of the Regatta.junior singles.tl THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION'S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014The start of the senior fours, one of the THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION'S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014First and second prize-winners in the (Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) (Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) GANONGS THE FINEST iN THE LAND CHOCOLATES | wo ARSUIRE Ÿ RY RIP Ia) TORT LTTE, 3 (Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) (Photograph by W.J.Armstrong ) This event was quite as interesting as the half-mile race, but the water conditions were not quite as favorable, the waves having become choppy in the wind.The other events on the programme were keenly contested, the number of entries being large and the competitors in fine fettle.The Regatta indeed proved to be a most enjoyable event.Ÿ - HIS MAJESTY\u2019S NEW BRITANNIA.(See opposite page.) His Majesty's new yacht, the Britannia, made its first official appearance in the Solent on the occasion of the recent regatta at Cowes.On board the yacht were the King and Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Mary, and several other members of the Royal Family.As usual, the racing was keen, among the entrants being the German Emperor and the King of Spain.For a century or more the Solent has been regarded as the home of yachting, and the name of Cowes is associated with the sport all the world over.Cowes Week, indeed, has always held a high place in the esteem of yachtsmen, as the intermingling of the social element lends a charm to the festival that is wanting at most other regattas.The festival held this year was in every way worthy of Coronation year, for the fleet of yachts assembled in the Roads was probably the largest on record.The Coronation Review led to many yachts being fitted out that would not otherwise have been commissioned, whilst the International Regatta that took place at Spithead on August 7 and 8 brought a host of foreign craft across the seas in time for Cowes Week.Ne THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION\u2019S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA.\u2014Mr.J.F.Liniger, judge; Mr.W, Commodore Dowling, of the C.C.A.Johnson, official starter; and (Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) AP THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION\u2019S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA \u2014George Kelly, of the Grand Trunk Boating Club, Montreal, who was first in the senior singles.(Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) THE CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION'S CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA\u2014The war canoe crew of the Grand Trunk Bo.ting Club of Montreal, which competed in the war canoe events.(Photograph by W.J.Armstrong.) T.ANDREW'S COLLEGE Royal Military College.Upper and Lower Schools.commences September 13th, 1911, A TORONTO, | A Residential and Day School for Boys.ONTARIO.Preparation for Universities, Business and Calendar sent on application.Autumn term REV.D, BRUCE MACDONALD, M.A., LL.D.Headmaster.F140 nm \u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u2014\u2014 a ps \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Sn THE FRIEND OF RECIPROCITY\u2014The Right Hon.Sir Wilfrid Laurier, G.C.M and Leader of the Liberal Party, Parliament.-G., P.C., Prime Minister of Canada, who favors the ratification of the Reciprocity Agreement by the Canadian The above picture is a wonderful \u201cspeaking\u201d likeness of tie Premier.During the next few weeks he will address meetings in various parts of Canada in support of the A3reement.The Standard 171 ST.JAMES STREET ss Rates for Advertising on application to the Publishers, and any other information cheerfully given.EHH LH 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the Government of Alexander Mackenzie.He was defeated in the general election of 1878, but was immediately afterwards elected for Quebec East, and was reelected at the general elections of 1882, 1887, 1891, 1896, 1900, 1904 and 1908.On the resignation of the Hon.Edward Blake as leader of the Liberal party in 1891 Mr.Laurier, as he was then known, was selected to fill the vacancy.IN THE THEATRICAL WORLD\u2014 guished London actor, who will be seen for the first time on this side of the Atlantic in support of Grace George, who opens a week's engagement at the Princess Theatre on September 4th in James Bernard Fagan\u2019s play, \u201cThe Earth.\u201d RECIPROCITY BATTLE.Mr.R.L.Borden was born at Grand Pre, N.S, on June 26, 1854, and began the study of law in 1874.He was called to the Bar in 1878, becoming a Q.C.in 1891.He has had an extensive practice in the Supreme Court of Canada, and has been engaged in several cases before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.He was first 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