... INDEPENDENCE DAYS. Men have fought and diod for liberty in all ages and in all countries, and yet America Keats to be the only nation whic:t obeerve,. an Independence Day—July 4th. Yet iono,t every le:utility in Euro) c could celebrate a day win. u it ...

... England there stands a per=anent memorial of England's unknown son, who by his chivalrous act gave Scouting to America. On Independence Day, July 4. 1926, the Prince of Wales accepted from the American Ambn.iandor the bronco statue of a bison. This had been ...

... present moment. MR BALFOUR AND OUR TAIIK.—Mr Balfour, the Foreign Secretary, apeak:ng to the American Society in London on Independence Day, said In the future the ideals which, oven in the moment of struggle, were always fundamentally and reeentially the same ...

... mognificent war effort of the Brit ish people. nd concluded by expressing the hope that they would Ix able to celebrate their Independence Day next year in Poland. At a march past of the Polish soldiers which afterwards took place. the salute was taken by Colonel ...

... long tin* in cultivation. A beautifully worded coloured shade is that described as Sunflower Gold, which is given to Independence Day. Where flowers are specially wanted for vast,, those of Ivy May are a most suitable sire, and of a nice salmon pink shade ...

... in the town. Mr Hair—And a good money-raising business too. Bailie Brown observed that the parade would take place on Independence Day. SMALLPDX HOSPITAL. The Clerk submitted a statement from the County Clerk, showing the c:.st of the Combination Smallpox ...