... King and the Queen have engagements of every kind, morning, afternoon, and evening. They give up a whole afternoon to Chelsea Flower Show, and another to the Royal Tournament. Where they used to attend one or two charity matinees, they now fit in nearly ...

... of chrysanthemums now on show in the parks, may aware that the first chyrsanthemum ever grown in this country is still on exhibition. The plant—■ one of the small yellow-flowering varietywas reared in the Botanic Gardens, Chelsea, in 1764, and Philip Miller ...

... of chrysanthemums now on show in the parks, may be aware that the first chyrsanthemum ever grown in this country is still on exhibition. The plantone of the small yellow-flowering varietywas reared in the Botanic Gardens, Chelsea, in 1764, and Philip Miller ...

... STENHOUSEMUIR R. Cunningham, c and b Flower 40 D. Aitken, c Flower, b Paterson 21 R. Ferguson, b Flower 8 T. Morrison, b Flower 20 J. M. Graham, run out W. S. Watson, c and b Flower 13 T. Brown, not out 7 G. Clark, b Calderwood 0 J. Mclntyre ...

... the t ! me when sufficient spare cash is available. Perronally I have long list of subjects I have seen at the annual Chelsea Flower Shows, and am still awaiting the day when I wealthy enough to buy some of them. ***** THIS WEEK’S SUGGESTIONS Give consideration ...

... THE GLORfOL'S GLOXINIA. There are few liner flowers in a green house than the gorgeous blooms of the gloxinia. Looking the magnificent dis play of these flowers lately at the great spring Flower Show Chelsea reminded me that gloxinias can ...

... disappearance of Chelsea from the First Division of the English League. That so rich a club as Chelsea should be in danger of relegation shows that money alone cannot bring football success, even in these days of big transfer fees. Chelsea has spent large ...

... the following advice is given. The male flowers are usually the first to open, and they appear more numerously than the females. These latter are distinguishable by having the flower stem swollen, thus showing a marrow in miniature. In the early stages ...

... is profuse in the products she is displaying everywhere for our pleasure and sustenance, in the grass and the tree and the flower and the fruit, and men talk glibly of the beauty of the face of Nature. The phrase is permissible as a euphemism, but is not ...

... Scotland Terrier and Canine Club all-breeds show at Edinburgh on Saturday, gained the premier awards with his Scotch terrier entries. Rosehall Samson ’’ won the Tod Cup for best exhibit in show and the Chelsea Cup lor the best terrier bred by exhibitor ...

... which sqch an announcement might cause in office, shop, or even foundry. It would be a grand act rebellion; the crown and flower all private mutinies. But independence is very often a dull and lonely sort of thing. The call of the crowd would still be ...

... Sewing Machine. Overmantels, Hall'■iands. Oak and Mahogany Bedsteads and Springs, Mirrors, Antique Brassware and Candlesticks. Chelsea and Dresden Vases. Chinese Bowls Stands, etc.; cheap.—Crawford, Furniture Cow Wynd. ’Phone 691. \ CTCAL Makers of High-Grade ...