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MKIOCOTY RESOIUTION TIST CHART 
 
 (ANSI and ISO TEST CHAflT No, 2| 
 
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 i!PPyiD IIVMGE Inc 
 
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 H. R. H. 
 The Duke of Cornwall and York. 
 
 AUTHORIZED BY 
 
 THE MAYOB, CITY COUNCIL, BOARD OF CONTROL 
 
 AND RECEPTION COMMITTEE. 
 
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3^/^ Pember's 
 
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 THE QAINSUOROUGH 
 
 The LeadrriK Art Hair Goods 
 House in Canada 
 
 \o otluT Iniil has mkIi a 
 si'It.'Cl assoiliiK'iit, or ^an 
 triw as ivrficl satislaaiiMi 
 In I'Vfiy iklail ^* j* j* 
 
 Hair Dealer and Scalp Specialist 
 127 and 129 Yonge Street TORONTO 
 
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 THE. W. (Q, D. DINEEN CO.. LIMITED 
 
 -^ Royal Furs -^ 
 
 A special Ui-.pliiy of j;arnienls, in Rojal 
 ICrmine. Russian Sable, Seal and other 
 rare ami tasty furs, has heeii arranj^ed 
 ill honor of the Duke and Dm'- -s ul 
 ^■ork's visit to Ontario. it is uortliv 
 of the attention of visitors as well as 
 others for we have spared no expen-.r 
 or hihor to make it an historic e\- 
 hihilion. 
 
 We are the f^^reatesl fur contitry in 
 the world. Our furs are hou^'lit direct, 
 and manufactured from Taris, London, 
 and New York desig^ns. Call and see 
 the displa}'. 
 
 Write for Catalogue. 
 
 THE W. <SL D. DIN£CN CO., LIMITED 
 
 Cor. Yoncie snd Temperance St*., TORONTO 
 
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It 
 
 OFFICIAL^oi^ 
 PROGRAMME 
 
 or eVENTS WHICH 
 WILL TAKE PLACE 
 IN THE 
 
 CITY OF^ 
 TORONTO 
 
 DURING THE . . . . 
 VISIT OF 
 
 THEIB ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE 
 
 DUKE AND DUCHESS of 
 CORNWALL AND YORK 
 
 AUTHORIZED BY 
 
 THt MAYOR. CITY COUNCIL. BOARD OF CONTROL 
 
 AND RECEPTION COMMITTFE. 
 
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 PUBLISHED BY 
 
 DOMINION PUBLISHING COMPANY, 
 
 116 FBEEMOLD BUILDING. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
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 TBMPLB BUILDING. TORONTO 
 
 HCADsuanTtna 
 
 irnC>epen5ent ©r6cr of iforcsters 
 
 THE BEST FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY IN EXISTENCE 
 
 AS THE I.O.P. WAS IN 1881 
 
 M*mb«p«hlpiJuly lat) 
 
 Asaet* 
 
 369 
 
 . • 4.000 
 
 Nona 
 
 CHARACTERISTICS OF THK lO.P. 
 
 LIBERAL POLICY EQUITABLE METHODS 
 
 CAPABLE MANAGEMENT 
 
 For further intormation re»|.«(mK the I, OF. »j»icm of Fra 
 ORONHVATCKHA, MO. »y-.i«r CH.tr «,,.*.», 
 
 AS THE I.O.F. 18 IN 1901 
 
 ?*il^Mwr***'P ISept«m»»r lat) IH7.0CO 
 
 *"«'■ ...•4.«SS?S 
 
 PEATURBS OP THE I O.P. 
 
 INSUBANCE AT COST NO DEATH ASSESSME' "S 
 PROMPT SETTLEMENT OP CLAIMS 
 ■nnl Asiurance, apply lo any Officer or Member o( the Order, 
 JOHN «. HcttlLUVHAr, K.C. „.,.„ 
 
THE "OPHIR" 
 
 THE ROYAI. YACHT, "OPHIR.'' 
 
 P'it'atc ApartmentH at iht 
 
 Duke i>l Cornwall 
 
 aij Vork. 
 
INO Lady who*lmiatobtalnlnrthcb««reiuIti 
 with the Itut amount of Ubor and <xp«nic can afford to 
 remain Ignorant of the merits of our fuel; it IS clean, 
 bright, free from slate and bum. with an even, 
 iteady heat. 
 
 If your order «or the coming leaion hai not yet 
 been placed we will be pleated to hear from you and 
 guarantee that every ton of coal will prove Mtiafactory. 
 
 THE STANOARO FUEl CO. OF TOROHTO. limiteo 
 
 r§/§ph9n». mam 4103 
 
 MOn MMMSHHl, Kanagtr 
 
 I 
 
 SPRINGS 
 
 LASSO 
 
 THE 
 
 NEVER 
 
 SLIP 
 
 EYE 
 
 GLASS 
 
 JJiJl.^?*** Eye^laaa does got placb or wrinkle. 
 Si.K.r Ifnta";??!,.'" "^"* ""'" '°""'°' '"'°"'°' °"""' "'""■ '"""^'• 
 m^^tZ'.Z.Kl'^^ll^ attachment Is cmMnicttd of one continuous sprlnr, thus 
 TBE I f«n u .i"' "'f'",""""'" i«»etlier with perfect secUHty. 
 
 JS^cc^i«'^n^SLra.T.!.'^u^'':£|fs "" '""" " '^ " '""^ '«•«' " 
 TOE USSO Is made In jold, fold lUled and sUrer. and can be attached to an; 
 
 SOLD AT RETAIL BY 
 
 nra COHBH BROS., UMITID 
 TOMWtO 
 
 ALL OPTICIANS^^^ 
 
Members oi the Royal Party 
 
 His Poval Highness, George frcderick Ernest Albert. Duke 
 of Cornwall and York, tarl o( Inverness, and Baron 
 Killarney, K.G., P.C, K.P., G.C.M.G., G,'" V.D ILD 
 D.C.L,, etc., etc. 
 
 Her Koyal Highness Ihe Duchess o( Cornwall and York. 
 Capl. His Serene Highness Prince Alrxandcr ol Tcfk 
 K.C.V.O., D.b.O., 7lh Hussars. 
 
 Household and Staff: Lady Mary lygon, Lady 
 Catherine Cook. Hon. Mrs. Derek Kep- 
 pel, ladles In wailing. 
 
 Lord Wenlock, G.C.S I., G.C.I.E., Lord-in-Waiting 
 and Head of the Household. 
 
 Lleut.-Col. Sir Arthur Binge, G.C.V.O.. K.C.B.. 
 C.M.G.. Private Secretary. 
 
 Commander Sir ChaHes Cust. Be B.N.. M. 
 V.O., Equerry. 
 
 The Hon. Derek Keppel, M.v.o., Equerry. 
 
 The Pev. Canon Dalton, C.M.G., Domestic Chap- 
 lain. 
 
 Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G., tfepresentlng 
 the Colonial Office. 
 
 Sir Donald Wallace, K.C.I.E., Assistant Private 
 Secretary. 
 
 Commander B. Godfrey Faussett, R.N., A.D.C. 
 
 Commodore A. L. Winsloe, R.N., commanding 
 H. M. S. Ophir. 
 
 Major J. H. Bor, C.M.G., Royal Marine Artil- 
 lery, A.D.C. 
 
 Capt. Viscount Crichton, D.5.O., Royal Horse 
 
 Guards, A.D.C. 
 Lieut, the Duke of Roxburghe. M.V.O. , Royal 
 
 Horse Guards, A.D.C. 
 Chevalier E. de Martino, M.V.O., Manne Artist. 
 Dr. A. Mandy, 
 Mr. Sydney Hall, Artist. 
 Major Septimus J. A. Denison, C.M.G., Royal 
 
 Canadian Infantry, A.D.C 
 
Clarified MilK 
 
 While thousands are expressing their 
 loyalty and devotion to the Duke of 
 Cornwall and York, and to His Majesty 
 the King, we wish to say that thousands 
 of Toronto's citizens have •xpresaed 
 their loyalty, and are continually mani- 
 festing their confidence in the City Dairy 
 Company, who, in presenting the citizens 
 with a Clarined MilK Supply, have filled a iong-feit want 
 and have done a great work towards the health and welfare of a great 
 and growing community. The City Dairy Company have the largest and 
 most complete building and plant in the world. See plant in operation 
 any day between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Fifty lelivery wagons give prompt 
 and efficient service to all parts of Toronto. 
 
 CITY DAIRY CO.. Limited 
 
 Bdl Lme Car, pass ihe Door. SPAOINA CRESCENT 
 
 13 KINO STREET WEST, TORONTO 
 
 mmm 
 
 ^ Shirts Made 
 to Order 
 
 Shirts made to fit. 
 All prices 
 
 ^ Up=to=Date 
 
 Scarfs, Collars 
 
 aad 
 
 Men's 
 Furnishings 
 
 13 KINfl STREET WEST 
 
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THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES 
 THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CORNWALL AND YORK. 
 
AYLWARD'S 
 
 GENTLEMEN'S TAILORING 
 ESTABLISHMENT 
 
 18 NOW 8HOWINQ A 
 LARGE AND SELECT 
 STOCK OF FALL 
 WEIGHTS IN EXCLU. 
 SIVE DESIGNS IN 
 
 IMPORTED WOOLLENS 
 
 FOR 
 
 SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS 
 
 VOUR tAflLY INSPECTION 18 80LIC)T(D 
 
 ^^^ 
 
 «'. H. SHAW, Principal. 
 Central Business College, Toronto 
 
 Herbert J. Aylward 
 
 92 BAY STREET 
 TORONTO 
 
 A GREAT SCHOOL 
 
 Giviojt piaclicil courm of tralolog and qoaUfyuig yoone 
 men and women for position of oufulneu in llie develop- 
 ment of the commercial intereib of out country, is a fair 
 reprmntative of loyalty along educational lines. Such is tlie 
 
 OF TORONTO. 
 
 The largest, strongest, best equipped business training school 
 m the Dominion of Onada. Annual enrolment of over 
 700 students, » Urge staff of capable Instructors, and an 
 outfit of more than eighty typewriting machines are some 
 of the features upon which the above claim is based. 
 
 j--"^^ Special courses in AccountinB. Economics. Tele- 
 g^:3BF errantly. Shorthand. Typawrjtinit. etc No vacations 
 Enttr any lime. CIRCULARS FREE. 
 
 W. H. SHAW, Principal, 
 YONGE & GERRARD STREETS, TORONTO. 
 
HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII. 
 
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 BRITISH MATRONS 
 
 >vho love their homes seek to make them 
 the brightest spots on earth. A snow- 
 white table cloth laid with shining cups 
 and saucers, and a bright clean fireside 
 greet the bread-winner as he returns from 
 his daily toil. A smiling welcome from a 
 happy wife is his, and the chil !; m make 
 music at his coming. 
 
 NEVER, NEVER, NEVER 
 
 is disorder allowed to rrign supreme. 
 Alas, that every matron knows not that 
 such a home may be hers. Some matrons 
 are slaves of dirt, and their homes are 
 t homes of squalor. Some are slaves 
 to worry and their homes are in a per- 
 petual turmoil of cleansing through the 
 use of common soaps. Britons, never, 
 never, never 
 
 SHALL BE SLAVES 
 
 is the music of that home where Sunlight 
 Soap is used. Quietly, quickly, without 
 worry, without confusion, the heaps of 
 soiled clothes are purified with Sunlight 
 Soap. The whole house is with one wash 
 of Sunlight Soap made sweetly clean. 
 There is no discomfort to anyone ; there 
 is time for rest ; there is time for recrea- 
 tion ; there is time to devote to other 
 duties of the home. Slavery to dirt and 
 to disorder, to work and to worry is 
 abolished, and of such fre'edomand comfort 
 THE SECRET IS 
 
 Th.' 
 
 "^«'^^re 'sB«L«in?so»p,juj.d! SUNLIGHT SOAP. 
 

 HER MAJESTY QIIl.N ALEXANDRA. 
 
TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 
 
 .»„ . ?"; ""*"'' "^'S"^"' ""'"■-*'■ "h«=tor music. 
 
 .„., — i—K—*"* >iiu r-ncillKM 
 
 *BT1SIS' «ND TEACHEHS' ORADUAimo COUSSIS - srun. .V.:.V.' ' —"•' ■" »-«nM«. 
 
 ,.™"i« «*r "«"l» »o« STu¥"°*V Ai.Ti'm'Sr'-™*'' "«"""I»S. Etc. 
 
 NEW bALif^R^^aTvirA^'JsTREE 
 
 ASSIHS.MKNT SVSTKM 
 
 Canadian 
 ^^Mon^e Circles 
 
 !• a Pralernal Society eilai ,sl,ed for the 
 
 g PROTECTION OF THE HOME 
 
 ® 
 
 • Incorporated October iStb. 1886 
 
 ^ BOTH MEN AND WOMEN ARE ADMITTED TO MEMBERSHIP 
 
 m Certificates are i„ued for $500. $,,000, $a,o„„ and $3,000 
 
 I 
 
 Amount of Benefitt fS^'^^ne^it* over SI.50nnnii 
 
 paidta..,ea„ ^Sf^^S^'^ "I^ 
 
 
 For partkular^, addi 
 
 JOHN S. DENCH, 
 
 Suprtmr Lrader. 
 
 TRENrON. ONT 
 
 0000 ORQANIZBRS WANTED 
 
 J. M. FOSTER. B.A., 
 
 Supreme Srcreiarj-. 
 
 r.-*Wer:i!ion Life Blj^,. TOKONTO. 
 
 ^iA^ikA. (-^Wtrr^tuon Life BUk.. TOKONTO. ^ 
 
LORD ROBERTS, 
 COMMANDER-IN-CWEF OF; THE BRITISH ARMY. 
 
FINE ^^ anitary 
 lO Plumbing 
 
 HOT WATER & 
 STEAM HEATING 
 
 AND 
 
 Ventilation 
 
 W. Mashinter & Qo, 
 
 97 Adelaide Street West, 
 TORONTO 
 
 Telephone, MAIN 3064 
 
 ; ^eJAMI^E^ELLK CO., Limited 
 
 ^ IT'S NOT 
 ^ WHAT ^ 
 
 That makes this store a good place 
 to trade. We but quote the facts. 
 It is what the people find here; 
 what they have found here for the 
 past half century. The evidence is 
 here for you as plainly as for us. j» 
 
 Specialties : j« IC\'*'2°"'^' Watches, Jewellery, Sterling 
 U Silverware, Cabinet Goods 
 
 WE SAY 
 
 The JAMES £. ELLIS CO., Limited 
 
 3 King St. East, Toronto. 
 
HK EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL 
 THE EARL OF MINTO 
 
TORONTO COLLEGE OF MUSIC, l.m.t.o 
 
 /" afflluil,o„ !,.,H f/^ l-Hirrrii,, „/ T t 
 
 Tea«,k«» , M,,, f:„. SCO,, K.ir S,„d for N'., C.lend.r 
 
 '. Mitta Sara Hickell 
 
 H. N. SHAW, Princlp.1. 
 
 F-^r„r, ,. Ill, Jl,„ll.„.; u, o„ 
 
 The Harry Webb Co^umuen, 
 Caterers 
 
 for Weddingi.Bani^uftx^ 
 
 Receptions, and all dax. 
 ses of entertainments -n 
 town or country jijtjtjt 
 Wedding Cakes ship ped 
 to all parts of the 
 
 Dominion jtjtjljtjtji 
 
 447 Yonge Street, Toronto. 
 
 """"TlmBMi ■■! 
 
THK COUNTESS OF MINTO. 
 
-The- 
 
 Constructing and Paving Company 
 of Ontario, Limited 
 
 General Contractors 
 
 for Pavements 
 
 Sewers 'tc 
 
 Reflncrt and Dc«lcn 
 . . in . . 
 
 Trinidad Pitch Lalve 
 Asplialt 
 
 ■■pmnt J IT. PAT>icK srHaT, MoNniAL 
 
 OFPICB 
 
 Telephonv, Mniti lojo. i Toronlo Sii'eat. 
 
 WORKS 
 
 Teleplmnr, North 549. Price Strt^el, 
 
 DOCK 
 
 Teteohoiie, Main 1614. Jarvis Street. 
 
 Toronto 
 
 TRINIDAD AAPnSLT PAVINO OUR SPECIALTY 
 
 JAS. PEARSON. PrMidenI a. W. OODSON, Manajer 
 
 Attention is particularly directed to 
 the las' ing ijuality of paving where 
 PITCH LAKE TRINIDAD ASPHALT 
 is used. 
 
 *■ Land Asphalt " has none of the 
 merits of PITCH LAKE ASPHALT, 
 though, when it Is first put down, 
 it is similar in appearance. 
 
 PITCH LAKE ASPHALT Is uni- 
 formly of good quality, and un- 
 questionably the best. 
 
OLIVER A. HOLLAND, K.C, CM.G., 
 MAYOR OF TORONTO. 
 

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 "(SlCn flliawr" W'^siocntlal ane Kag School foe Oirls 
 
 Art, Music, Matriculation and General 
 English Course. 
 
 MISS VeALS, 
 
 fill SPADINA AVENUE. TOBONTO. PRINCIPAL 
 
 PATENTS 
 
 PROVISIONAL PHTEITS, 
 Clin ATS, ETC. 
 
 PROMPTLY PROCURED 
 
 h'OR INVENTORS 
 
 In Canada. Vnitati Statat, 
 Onat Britain and 
 Foraign Counlriaa. 
 
 DESIGNS. Trade Harks and Copyrights Registered. 
 VALIDITY Searches, Abstracts of Titles, and Pre- 
 
 liminary Examinations. 
 INVESTIGATIONS and Reports on Novelty and Utility 
 
 of Inventions. 
 
 INVENTIONS worked out a„d Patented. 
 
 DESIGNS and Drawings furnished for Special Ma- 
 chinery and Tools. 
 
 AUTOHATIC Machinery and Special Appliances de- 
 vised to meet requirements. 
 
 If n/y/lU H'Sfi'l'red Amrnay, 
 
 "» l/#yi C//"^ Expart IKechaitloal Enginetr, Etc. 
 
 124 Victoria Street. TORONTO, CANADA. 
 
 
 
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 Stiam Motoh koh Locomohilk 
 H. niXON 
 
Board of Control 
 
 O. A. HowLANH. Esg., K.C., C.M.G., (Mavok) Cha 
 
 Alderman Frame. 
 Alderman Lamb. 
 
 Al.UERMAN ShEPPAR1>. 
 
 At.derman Hubbard. 
 
Combined Letter-Envelope 
 
 MAUK IP KOK 
 
 LETTERS, INVOICES AND STATEMENTS 
 
 HKiHBNT TiKTIMUNIAI.S mo.M Ba.VKS AKI> MrRiH^NIS I 
 
 WRITUS s LettBF. I 
 
 MAKES an Envelope, I 
 
 sii»iuiTANEOusLy ;r"!r.'.^- — 
 
 j Envelope Address. 
 
 I PILES the Letter with Date 
 of Postmark. 
 
 ■■ Pt'T IH THK WRONO e 
 
 THE 
 
 '5iH|"Lener-EnvelopeCo.. 
 
 OFFICES AND FACTORY 
 
 43 ft 45 LOMBARD ST., - - TORONTO. 
 
 Janes Building, 75 Yonge St., TORONTO 
 
 W« »re prepared lo mderl.ke .11 l.giiimale de- 
 Sr, ""'"r "J' 'J""'«"'°""'" Corporation,, 
 Compan,e., Bank,, Merc.nlile Hou.e,, Altorney. 
 or md,v,dual, ,„ any par, of Canada or ,he L-ni,ed 
 
 workl'LTSS-L' '"" """"' °''"»''""' '*" 
 ,.J^n^' L"''""!"!" »« i -on,i„en, wilh good 
 p " ° I T'"» 'IS™':!' '!'>=» not work for rewards. 
 Po.tt.velyno d.vorce bu.ines. accepted. I'atronaVe 
 respectfully solicited. Yours respectfully, ^ 
 
 ALEX. F. NOBLE, Principal 
 A. E. NOBLE, SUPT. 
 
 TICCPHOMC. liaiN. 3t| 
 
 A modern store of moderate prices, wl,e,e eoods are reia,l.,t ,t ™ ■ , 
 
 where quick sales and hie quantities make „5lv!r ? ™l«tled at minrmized expense ; 
 
 —SIMPSON™ 
 
RECEPTION COMMITTEE TORONTO CITY COUNQL. 
 
 Al.t'HRMAN Lot TOM 
 
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 " UHyiHARI 
 
 Al.i)HRMA\ K. S. Cox, Chaiiniaii. 
 
 6. Ai!i!-.i;MW WOUII'^ -i. Ai.!'FRM.\N L\M> 
 
 7- " Starr ip, ■' Bikns 
 
 8. " Framk II, '■ Shkari> 
 
 I '. " Rl SSFl.I, 
 
A <je «^ at 
 Handsome 
 Tribute ^ 
 
 tt« .mily, but „p«i,IIy „ , ,^ ,fci^h ^ 
 P«ah.r to ««« .„j „h,^ „„^^, ^ ^^ ^__^^__"^' 
 
 "*■"'• . \^ '■»<' h" no .qual in the m«k«t u . 
 nutnrat of „e„«, («„„, ,i,^„ „j y^j^ 
 
 It not only n,»fce. » deliciou, di.h w«h atzm, but 
 
 which e„t„„to ou, daily diet. It ought to be a 
 
 •trength and tone to the .ytem. In it. life-givin. and 
 
 to thMe who wiih to fit their .y.tem. for endurance, 
 a<.mty, and long .u.tained pre„u,e either upon the 
 mental or phyiical organi. 
 
 HERMAN DOWD 
 
 Colonel 
 
 Canada branch 
 
 LONDON & 
 LANCASHIRE 
 
 FIRE 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY 
 
 8 Richmond Street East 
 TORONTO 
 
 T. W. Jutten 
 
 miLDEM OF 
 
 Gasoline and 
 Steam Launches 
 
 ROW & SAIL BOATS 
 AND CANOES. 
 
 Alfred Wrioht, 
 
 Manaocr 
 
 Foot of Wellington Street 
 HAMILTON = - 
 
 CANADA. 
 
Musical Programme. 
 
 Chorus of Children 
 
 Six Thousand Children from the HuMic Schools, Model School. 
 Separate Schools and Collegiate Institutes will sing a welcome to their 
 Royal Highnesses upon the arrival of the Royal train at the IJupont St. 
 Station. 
 
 PtOfrtAmme 
 
 "God Save the Kino" Carey 
 
 " Prince r.EOKGE " '. '. H.H.Godfrey.' 
 
 " The Maple Leak For EvKK '■ .... Alex. Muir II A 
 
 "Rule Britiania " „, A,,,^ 
 
 Conductor: Alexander T. Cringan, Mus. Bac. 
 
 Bands 
 48lh HiehUnden, p„biic School C»deti Band. 
 
 Mr. JoHK Slatter, Mr. r. Richardson, 
 
 Bandmaster. BandmaMer. 
 
 The Royal Chorus 
 
 A chorus of One Thousand Five Hundred adults will sing a wel. 
 come to their Royal Highnesses upon their arrival at the City Hall. 
 
 ProEramme 
 
 "CORONATTON March" Meyerbeer. 
 
 Bands. 
 
 "The Maple Leaf For Ever" fg^„. 
 
 National Chorus. 
 
 " Hail, Bright Abode " Waener. 
 
 Welco.\ie Chorus. 
 
 " Our CouNTRv AND OUR King " Torrington. 
 
 National Chorus. 
 
 " Hallelujah Chorus " (Messiah) Handel. 
 
 God Save the King. 
 Conductor: F. H. Torrinjton. Pianiiu: Min Etliel Hudlaod. 
 
 Bands 
 
 Royal Grenadien, I3th Battalion (Hi-uilton) 
 
 Mr. John Waldron, Mr. George Robinson, 
 
 Bandmailer (40 monl. Bandmaster I40 men). 
 
 Royal Concert at Massey Hall 
 
 (9 p.m., October )Olh) 
 
 The following artists will appear : 
 
 M.me. Imma Calve, Mme. Louise Homer, 
 
 Mlle. Fritzi Schkff, 
 
 Messieurs Salignau, Perello, and Journet. 
 
 Conductor Sepilli. 
 
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 DINNERS 
 
 IN THIS oe OTHER ciTies 
 
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 TORONTO 
 
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Programme of Events During 
 Royal Visit 
 
 • THURSDAY, OCTOBER lOth. 
 
 J.oo p.m.-Arrival of Royal ir,i„ ; musical w.lcom. by children's 
 
 chorus at Dupont St. Station. 
 
 Royal procession to City Hall. 
 2.30 p.m.— Musical welcome by festival chorus. 
 
 Presentation of addresses. 
 3.00 p. m.- Royal procession from City Hall to Government House. 
 7- 30 p.m — Dinner at Government House. 
 9.00 p.m.— Concert at the Massey Music Hall. 
 
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER Ilth. 
 
 11.00 a.m.— Military Review at Exhibition Grounds. 
 
 Presentation of decorations and medals. 
 3.30 p.m.-Their Royal Highnesses will inspect the Toronto Fire 
 
 Department on University Avenue. 
 400 p.m. -His Royal Highness will be graciously pleased to 
 
 accept an honorary degree at Toronto University. 
 7.00 p.m. — Dinner at the Legislative Buildings. 
 9.00 p.m.— Reception at the Legislative Buildings. 
 
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER J2th. 
 
 9.00 a.m.-Leave Toronto, visit towns in Western Ontario and 
 arrive at Niagara. 
 
 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 3th. 
 
 Will be spent at Niagara. 
 
THE CANADA PERMANENT 
 AND WESTERN CANADA 
 
 ] MORTCACE CDRPORATION 
 
 Sr^vfirX'^ INTEREST PAID OR COMPOUNDED HALF-YEARLY. 
 KC^KIVED SPECIAL RATES ALLOWED FOR FIXED TERMS. 
 
 vS^fl^^^^^ Z^''^1"J °''^- "l"'"«'^» ""l-'ARS AND UPWARDS 
 ISSUED FOK TERMS OF FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS. 
 
 MONEY TO I,OAN AT LOWEST RATES 
 
 President— GEORGE QOUDERHAM 
 l« Vic..Pr..id.n, .„d Ch.irm.„„, Ex.cu.1.. Com°" .-J 
 2nd Vtce-Preiident-W. H. BEATTY. 
 
 HERBERT MASON. 
 General Manager-WALTER 8. LEE. 
 
 -The^ 
 
 Toronto General Trusts 
 Corporation 
 
 OFFICE AND SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS : C. V..,. .., ui..™, s..., TORONTO 
 
 OAPITAI., 
 
 81,000,000. 
 
 RESERVE FDITD, - S2B0,000 
 
 Safe deposit vaults 
 
 I h«e fire and buriflar prod vaull. arc in a 
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 most subttanlial and iwcurt. fire and buriflar 
 pioof. and unequalled in Ontario. oo.ling "vi-r 
 9jp,oa>. y>Hlet and lompartmeni* varvinir (rom 
 Ih^ i.mall box. for ihow wikhinr to pre*.; 
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 a few paperi. 
 
 acctdent. mmuii. ntiicNk. ii 
 Jet.ell«rj and other v^luahlf. 
 the Compan' '- '■- 
 
 re rented at Inw rate., atid affon 
 
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 neeJs. Win. PIhi. 
 
 J. W. LANaMUIR, 
 
 Managing Director. 
 
 Saf... ,nj;.,Ji„j Tin ll,„c,. (.hi^h a,. „ 
 
 2S':il"''A '""> '^^'""•^ '•" » •"■ ?" """"^ 
 and iipwarda. aiouitlinif to lize anif Incalioi. 
 Hoxea of KlatL-. Jeweirerv, etc.. or other oacfc 
 aje. n,a, b. left fo, .,fe l,,.,,;; at .";«£;„; 
 
 .'f,eroZfpJrto"i^;S'.'°rfheS,S„''''' 
 ino VQuitnarf! warranlvd perfectly dry. 
 
 A. D. 
 
 LANOnuiR, 
 
 Assistant Manager. 
 
 -a8~ 
 
 JAMES DAVEY, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
Formation and Detail of 
 Royal Procession. 
 
 1'hree Mounted Police. 
 
 1 3 Vardi. 
 
 Two Troopers. . 
 
 50 Vardn. - Advancrd Guard of Eitcoit. 
 One Sergeant. I 
 
 50 Yards. 
 
 A Staff Officer. 
 
 No. I Troop of Kscort. 
 
 50 VartI-. 
 
 Carriages of Royal Suite. 
 
 No. 3 Troop of Escort. 
 
 50 Vardii. 
 
 A Staff Officer. 
 
 Headquarter Staff, Canadian Militia. 
 
 50 Vards, 
 
 Lieutenant The Duke of 
 Roxburghe, M.V.O., R.H.C. 
 
 Officer Second in Com- 
 mand of the Esrort. 
 
 
 Captain the Viscount 
 
 
 Crichton, D.S.O., R.H.G 
 
 Royal 
 
 
 Carriage 
 
 Officer Commanding 
 
 
 the Escort. 
 
 
 Trumpeter. 
 
 No. 3 Troop of Escort. 
 
 :- Yards. 
 No, 4 Troop of Escort. 
 
 50 Yards. 
 One Sergeant. \ 
 
 50 Yards. - Rear Guard of Kscort. 
 
 Two Troopers. ) 
 2$ Yards. 
 
 Three Mounted PoHee, 
 
rnto. w. SMITH 
 
 ■ID. •MITH 
 
 Fin Apparitus 
 including 
 
 Chemical En- 
 gines, Hook 
 and Ladder 
 
 Trucks, Hose 
 
 Waggons, Etc. 
 
 SMITH BROS. 
 Carriae^e and Waggon Works 
 
 COR. DUKE AND PARLIAMENT 5TS. 
 
 DELIVERS DISS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOII 
 
 LORRIES m STREET SPRIKKLERS 
 
 KODAK QUALITY 
 
 and 
 
 KODAK FILM 
 
 QUALITY 
 
 Have made Ihe Kodak wav llie sme way 
 ill PKIure laking. A m„,',,Is mecb-.ni.m 
 perfectly made -freed from detail in 
 operalion_il,e»e qualiiie. enable the ko- 
 daker lo give hi> entire attention lo taking 
 the picture. 
 
 I(«d«k Cirlrldin arc low made for 
 TWO, SIX, OR TWELVE EXPOSURES 
 
 Kodak films l.ave all the good qualities 
 of the best brand, of ijla,, platc,-and 
 they don t break. 
 
 KODAKS, Ss.oo to $35.00 
 
 CANADIAN KODAK CO., 
 
 TORONTO, CAN. Limited 
 
 CaUtotue free at ii,e dtaltra. or by mall. 
 
 BEST SHOE POLISH LOW EARTH 
 
Formation and Detail of the 
 Governor General's Procession 
 
 Immediately following the Roy*l Ptoce»ion 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 
 
 Three Mounted Police. 
 
 
 ii, ^'M^d«. 
 
 
 
 Two Trooper . i 
 
 
 
 so V«rJ«. 
 
 Advance Guard of E»corl 
 
 
 One Szrgeant. ) 
 
 
 
 50 Vardi. 
 
 
 
 Sixteen Troopers. 
 
 
 
 50 \"«rds. 
 
 
 A.D.C. 
 Suhaiiern 
 
 
 Governor 
 General's 
 Carriage. 
 
 
 A.D.C. 
 
 Captain 
 
 Trumpeter. 
 
 
 Fou 
 
 teen Troop 
 
 crs. 
 
 
 
 50 Yards. 
 
 
 
 t»,ie Trooper. 
 
 
 
 so Yards. R 
 
 ear Guard of Kscort. 
 
 
 Two Troopers. 
 
 
 
 35 Yards. 
 
 
 
 Three 
 
 Mounted P 
 
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 D«po.jU Rk*Iv«I from Tw.nly C.nt. upwird., .nd int.rtit 
 •llowtd thcrton it bist current rRte. 
 
 Moiwy LMlMd on MortKaK. on Cily Property ; >m«ll and Urn 
 lum. ; eaiy tcrma of repayment- No valuation fee charged. 
 
 '^"* J'T^S?""'"*' S»«"'«y ol Bank and other Stock* 
 and DobtnturM, 
 
 OPFICB HOUn I 
 
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 COR. KING AND 
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Route of Ro/al Procession. 
 
 Th» Rout* of lh« Hoym\ rroi:»«<«ion lu ih« lily Mali will b« mm follawi t 
 Pupont loHl ti»orm»i Hi. iirttrfcm lo Hloor i Rtoor lo J«fvl« i jMrvUloCsiltoa t 
 Carltpn tu Yong> i Vokk* to Klnjf i Kinx rn Umy i Hay Id Ciiy Hall. 
 
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 Houne will b* N« follow-, i (Jgeen lo \icu.ria i Victoria to Adelaide ; Adelaidr 
 to Churcit : Chtiruh to Km^ \ Kiny '» (•ovefiitnr-ni Moiine. 
 
 Route from Qty Hall to Govcramcnt House. 
 
 GovtkHVKHT IIoi;kk 
 
 The Koyal proceMion will pa«N prominent corners ai. follows , St- George 
 and Bloor, 3.05; Bloor and Jurvia, a.15 ; Jarvis ami larlto!*. J.i8; CariMn and 
 lonjte, a.jo ; Vonfce and King, 2.25 j Kinjr and Bav, r.30 
 
 Queen and Church, 3.00 ; Churth and King, 3.0"^. 
 
XLhc Empire's Strengtb 
 
 In VliUdf is shown in its military organization. 
 
 ■Ml IPCHCC it is siiown by tliose organizations 
 whicli tend toward tlie materiai weifare 
 of its people. 
 
 lln CanabS tlie chief of these is the Canada Life 
 Assurance Company. This great comp-uy 
 since its inception has paid or credited its 
 policyholders with nearly $6,000,000 more 
 than it has received from them. 
 
 tlbiS Splendid 1ReC0r5 has never been 
 approached in this country, and the pros- 
 pect for the future is that as in the past 
 the best to be obtained in life assurance 
 will be found in 
 
 TLbc dana^a %itc 
 
 Hssurance Company 
 
Programme of Review. 
 
 The Parade will be formed in review order. Hii* Royal Hi);lineMs will in- 
 spect (he troops, after which he will proceed (o fireNeni medalH to officers, non- 
 commissioned officers and men entitled lo receive them. The troops will then 
 march past the saluting point in the following^ order : 
 
 GENERAL STAFF 
 
 General Officer Commanding, Major-General R. H. <" 
 Adjutant General, Colonel. The Ho .'•le 
 Quarter Master General, Coi 
 
 iv Haly,C.B.,D.S.O, 
 ••le tMvi:l..'W A;,!*ner. 
 W, H. Cot en. 
 M ■..'lut .idjin ml ' General, 
 
 [.;< 
 
 Assistant Adjutant General, 
 Major A. O. Pages, K. C. R. I. 
 
 Deputy Assistant Adjutant General, Capt; 
 Aide-de-Camp, 
 Major K. H. T. Heward, R.L. 
 
 Transport and Supply i ^'•'J*^ 
 
 ^ " j Major H. J. Snelnrovf., 4"'" Reuiu.^.u 
 
 Officers, ( Major T. R. Atkiiison, 39th Regiment 
 
 -' .M f ' K. '-.. Nelles, R.O. 
 K. D. Lafferty. R. C.K.I. 
 Aide-de-C'amp, 
 Lieut. K. Cockburn, SuflTolk Regiment. 
 Villiers Sankey 
 
 CAVALRY BRIGADE 
 
 STAFF 
 
 Brigadier, Colonel F. L. Lessard, C.B., A.P.C. 
 Brigade Major, M;.jor R. Brown. P.I..1>.G. 
 Orderly Officer, Major V. A. S. Williams, R.C.D. 
 
 ROVAL CANAt>tAN OrAGHHNS, 
 
 Major .N'elIeK, Commanding. 
 
 Govkrnor-Gknkrai.'s Horn Giarii. 
 
 Keginientat licadquarlera. Tornnlu. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel C. A. Deniiion, Commanding. 
 
 1ST Hl'SSARK. 
 
 Reirimental IIeaJt|iiarlers, Lcndiin. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel .[. B. Stoihers, Commanding, 
 
 2NI) Dragoons. 
 
 Rcfrimental JIi^<<dk]iNirter4. Si. Catharines. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel R, W. Gregory, Commanding. 
 
 4TH HlSHARS. 
 Regiinanlat IIeaJqiiartcr!i. Kingntoii. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. Clyde, Commanding. 
 Princess Loiisk Dr,\gi.hin Giards. 
 
 Retriniental IleaitqiiartcTH. Utiawa 
 
 Captain HIiol, Commanding. 
 
 Toronto MotNTED Rifles. 
 Major G. A. Peters, Commanding. 
 
 ARTILLERY BRIGADE 
 
 STAFF 
 
 Brigadier. Colonel C. W. Drnty, C.B.. A.D.C. 
 
 Brigade -Major, Lieutenant-Colonel J. H. Rutherford, R.C.A. 
 
 Orderly Officer, Captain H. J. Mackie. 42nd Regiment. 
 
 lit BRIGADE DIVISION 
 
 Ollicer Commanding, Lieulenant Colone' A. H Macdonald, R.O. 
 
 .\diutatit, Captain D. I. V. Eaton, R.C.D. 
 
 "A" ANP "B ■ Battkriks. R.C.K.A., Toronto. 
 
 aNi) P'lEi.it Battkrv, Ottawa 
 
 2nd BRIGADE DIVISION 
 
 Officer Commanding, Liemenattt-Colonel \V. Xicol, Guelph. 
 Adjiirant, Captain Merewellier. 
 
 iiTH FiKi.n Battkrv, Guelpli. 
 
 14111 PiixiJ Batti£kv, Poti Hope. 
 
 16T11 FiKi.n Battkrv, Guelph. 
 
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 A Chiirch School for Girls 
 
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 VQi^ltebam feall 
 
 COLLECE STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 11 
 
 Thirty-Fifth Year 
 
 PRE5IDBNT ; 
 
 The Right Rev. the Bishop of Toronto 
 
 AM EXCELLKNT COURSE OP MANUAL THAtNlNli 
 
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 }por-^ 
 
 I ^"^ XHnion ^rust (Tompanv 
 
 I LIMITED ^ C. 
 
 # Subsop 
 
 I Pald-u 
 
 V Supplui 
 
 Subsoplbed Capital 
 
 Paid-up 
 
 Surplus 
 
 92,000,000 
 600,000 
 800,000 
 
 Okonhvatfkha, M.D. 
 Hon. Ghorgk E, Fostek 
 
 Hon, Ei-lioi 
 
 1 VicE'ri.ido,,, 
 
 • Stkvknsi>n. 
 
 Jnd VKV-PresiJcnt 
 
 H«ad oace and Safety Vault. : TEMPLE BUILDING, TOROITTO 
 
 DIRECTORS : 
 
 His Honor Jiiu^f McttoicAL 
 ,„, J*'"N A. Mi-GlLi.ivRAv, Esg., K.C. 
 
 Col. John I. Davidikin 
 •Matthiiw \Vii„s^>n, Esy., K.C. 
 
 ACTS AS : 
 
 Trustee, Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Receiver, Liquidator 
 Assignee and General Financial Agent. ' 
 
 f:"'-:,&Xo:,T,\^:^T'' -"'""'^-■'. -^i"-" and ,.„.re.ed. 
 Drafts, Account.. Inlrre.t, Renl«, etc.. colietled. 
 
 and ^:^r?^ar "^erv^-r; ^eip:^:?:! -=^,„ — ' --P-V 
 
 HON. OEORaE E. POSTER, Oenenl n.naier. 
 
TROOPS IN ROYAL REVIET-Coi.ttn«td. 
 
 3t<l BRIGADE DIVISION 
 
 Officer Comin.nding. L.eu.ena,,, Colon.l F. King, Si. Calharine. 
 
 Adjulant, Li.„lenanl W, !■ Murr.y, „h Fidd Batl.ry. 
 
 4TH FiBLl. Baifkiiv, Hamilton. 
 
 7TH FlEi.i) Battkrv, St. Calliarino.. 
 
 «TH FlKI.1) BArTKKV, GHnailoque 
 
 gxii FiKi.n Battkrv. Toronio. 
 
 Jit INFANTRY DIVISION 
 STAFF 
 
 Commanding, Colonel W. D. Otter, C B ADC 
 A..istanl Adjutant General, .Major P. L. .\Ia..on. O O R 
 As.islani Adjutant General, .Major W. O. Tid.we" jU, F B 
 
 Orderly OUcer, Captain A. T. Kirkp.t'rick, ^\6.R, 
 
 1st INFANTRY BRIGADE 
 STAFF 
 
 . Brigadier, Lieutenanl. Colonel J. .Mason, K.O, 
 
 BrtKado Major. Major Plunkett Taylor, R O 
 
 Or,lrrly_Offioer, Lieutenant A. W. Mackenzie, 48tl, Highlander.. 
 
 ROVAI. CanAIIJAN REt.lMKNT iNtANTRV 
 
 Capiain A. E. Car|jenter, Commanding. 
 
 GOVKRNOR GttNKRAL's KlH>T GlARKS 
 
 HrAtlqiiartiTi.. Ottawa. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel A L. Jarviti, Commanding. 
 
 7T1( RKtllME.VT Fisit.ii.:Rs 
 
 , . HenJyuarlers, London. 
 
 Lientenant.Colonel A. .M. Smith. Commanding. 
 
 loTtt KKt;iMENT Rl.VAt. Grknadikrs 
 
 llradqiiarter,, loronlu. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. Bruee, Commanding. 
 
 2IST RitClMKNT Esst.:x Ftslt.tERs 
 
 ReKimrntal HeaJ.|iiarlcTv. Windsiir 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel J. Guillot, Commanding. 
 
 4STH HtGMI.ANIlRRs 
 , . Hi-3dqiiarter™, Toroni... 
 
 Lieulenant-Colonel W. c. Macdonald, Commanding. 
 
 2nd INFANTRY BRIGADE 
 
 Br^af'^":iiSo?H:'i;SI'„,*;3!;rK^i:sS,«— ■ 
 
 Orderly Officer, Lieutenant H. I.. Hagar.\,th if.gimint. 
 
 2NII REGTMBtlT l^| eEN\ Own Rin ES 
 
 . ^ Hea.tq,„rter., T..ronlo. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel H. .M. Pellatt, Commanding. 
 
 UTH REtilMENT ^ORK RanceRS 
 
 lieginienul Iteadquarlers. Aurora 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel T. H. Lloyd, Commanding. 
 
 13TH Regiment 
 
 H«aditiiarlrr«. Ilamillon. 
 
 Major J. Stoneman, Commanding. 
 
 36TH Peel Regiment 
 
 IteRimenlal HeaJquarterK. Bramulon 
 
 L.eutenant-Colonel G. T. Evans, Commanding. 
 
 37TH Regiment Halpimand Riei.es 
 
 , . , Re*rimcnlal Headquarlera. Vorlj. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel A. T. Thompson, M.P., Commanding. 
 Composite Regiment (t,TH and 44th Regiments). 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Cruickshank. Commanding. 
 
 2iki infantry division. 
 
 STAFF 
 
 ... Commanding, Coionci L. Biicttan, C.iM.G 
 A«i5 ant Adjulani General. Lieutenant-Colonel W. E. Hodgin, R O 
 Aasialant Adjutant lieneral. Major C. F. Winter G G P™" ' "•"• 
 Orderly Officer, Captain P. E. Thac'ker', R.C.R.L 
 
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"Grand's," 
 
 Consignments Solicited 
 
 Walter Harland Smith 
 Proprietor 
 
 53 to 59 ADELAIDE ST. W. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 Auction Sales of Horses, Car- 
 riages, etc., every Tuesday, 
 and Friday at 11 o'clock, and 
 private sales every day. 
 
 A very large stock New Carriages, 
 Harness, Robes, Rugs, etc., con- 
 stantly on hand for private sale. 
 
 "Annex^'' 
 
 18 to 28 NELSON STREET, 
 
 High Class Cobs, Matched 
 Pairs, Carriage Horses, Sad- 
 dle Horses, Family Horses 
 and Drivers, trained for city 
 use, all for private sale. 
 
 Telephone 
 Main 2861 
 
 W. E. DILLON 
 
 81 Church St. 
 
 Toronto 
 
 Manufactorer of 
 and Contractor for 
 
 ALL KINDS OF SHEET METAL WORK FOR BUILDINGS 
 
 HAYES' PATENT SKY-LIGHTS, FIRE-PROOF WINDOW SHUTTERS, MILL 
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 Supply 
 Bvery 
 
 TWII^OK. 
 
 2J3 Yonge Street, ^^^f^M^gi^j^ 
 
 Thing 
 an Officer 
 Requires 
 
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TROOPS IN ROYAL REVIEW-Cootin««l. 
 
 W WFANTRY BRIGADE 
 
 . J"!'"''.'"' Li.iilenam-Colonel Jr„. Hugh,., 46lh R„im<-„1 
 Br^.dB Major, Li.ulm.m-Colon.l T. D. R ll.minj H r H 
 Orderly Officer, Lieulenanl G. B. H,.gl,e,, F;.o "' "•'^■''■'■ 
 14TH Rkgimknt I'mNiFiss Of W«i,Ks Own Riii ts 
 
 [Uaa,l„arlcr«. Kirir»t.,n 
 
 Major J. Calloway, CornmandmK. 
 
 15TII REiilMBNT AniiVLK LlllMT l.\pivrav 
 
 , . Headquarters. BellevilW, 
 
 LieulenatilColonel J. K. H.lliwell, Con.n.andi„K. 
 
 4aNii Lanark and Rknkrew RftiiMKNT 
 
 Ketrnnenlal Headuuarteri, Perlh 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel L, living, Coniniaiiding, 
 
 43HI> Recimunt Ottawa and Cahlhti.n Rules. 
 
 ,, , Headnuartrrs. Ottawa. 
 
 Major S. Maynard Rogers, CoiiimandinK. 
 4.STH Victoria REtiiMKNr 
 
 r ■ Kcffiinenlai llradquartera. I.lnd„av 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Sam Hunhes., MA\, Commanding. 
 4tjrH DiRiiAM Rkgimknt. 
 
 Regimental Headquarlcr-i. Port lli<pe 
 
 Major 11. A. Ward. Commandinff. 
 
 57TH RutiiMENT Petkrborlui.h Ran(;khs 
 
 Lieulenanl-Colonel K. B. Edwards, Commanding. 
 
 4th INFANTRY BRIGADE 
 STAFF 
 
 Brigadier. Lieulenant-Coloiiel J. Peters, D.O.C 
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 . Regimental IlFsilquarierH, VVoodsUxk 
 
 Lieulenant-Colonel J. C. Hegler, Commanding. 
 
 36th RKcilMKNT. 
 
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 Lieulenant-Colonel K. McEwan. Commanding. 
 
 27rn Umbton Rkgimknt. St. Clair Borderers 
 
 Kegimcntal Ileadquanets. Sarnia 
 Lieutenant-Colonel C. S. Ellis, Commanding. 
 
 30TH Rei;cmknt. Wellington Rih.es 
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 Lieutenant-Colonel J. Mutrie, M. IM*., C.mmanding. 
 32Ni> Rrue Rkgiment. 
 
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 Lieulenant-Colonel Adam Weir. Commanding. 
 
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 . RcKtmental HeaJquarlerx. tiodcrich, 
 
 Lieulenant-Colonel J. A. S. Vartoe, Commanding. 
 
 ARMY MEDICAL CORPS 
 
 Colonel J. H. Neitson, D.C. M.S. 
 
 Surgeon Lieutenant-Colonel C. S. Ryerson, Staff Ocffier 
 
 D ■ ■ . w '-'*"'*"*"' J- A. Roberts, A. M.S.. Orderly Officer ' 
 
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 Independent Order<><0dd-Fellows 
 
 T>i Plwitr o( Ffittrml giiweliil Sicitiiti. 
 
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 1874 
 
 I901 
 
 Odd-Fellows Relief Association 
 
 OF CANADA. 
 
 Larvest, Bent. Strangest Odd-Fellows* Inauranoe AsaoolntSon 
 
 on tbe Continent. 
 
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 The Revenue in 1875 
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 $168,226.40. 
 
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 1875 ilie Relief Associalion 
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 day it lias over 13,000. 
 
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 were no deaths and conse- 
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 1900 the amount paid out Ibr 
 death benefits was $104,000. 
 
 The Death Claims- The a 
 
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 seven years figures up to over nine hundred and 
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 HEAD OFFICE, - 
 
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 the insiiitition of the Asso- 
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 and followers. U slill remains alone, however, 
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COL. W. D. OTTER, Ca, 
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 O. A. HOWLAND, KSQ., K.C. 
 Mavok 
 
 Ward 1 
 
 Richardson .. sriWART 
 
 Aluehman Cox 
 
 " FOSTKR 
 
 Ward 2 
 
 AlDBUHAN LAMB 
 " Ol.lVIR 
 
 WarJ 
 
 A,,DE««A» Loudon Alderman Sheard 
 
 McMURRICH .. «„.„ 
 
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 " Crane 
 
 Ward 4 
 
 Alderman Huhkard 
 " Urijuhart 
 
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 Aldirhan Bell 
 
 " Kraleioh 
 
 Ward 5 
 
 Alderman Starr 
 " Woods 
 
 Ward 6 
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 IfCCIVCO DIPLOMA «T TeRONTO IXFOSITION 
 
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 Chairmen of Gjmmittccs of the Toronto 
 City Council 
 
 Legislation and Reception : 
 
 Al-HEKMAN Cox. 
 
 Works : 
 
 Woo- i. 
 
 Property : 
 
 Bck::-. 
 
 Fire and Light : 
 
 FOSTKR. 
 
 Parks and Exhibition : 
 
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 " LVND. 
 
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 Chiefs of Civic Departments 
 
 
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 City Treasurer : 
 
 Corporation Counsel : 
 
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 Assessment Commissioner : 
 
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 City Commissioner ; 
 
 City Engineer : 
 
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 W. A. LlTTLEJOHN, Esy. 
 
 R. T. CoADv, Ksg. 
 
 Jas. S. Flli.ekton", Esy., K.C. 
 
 Thomas Casweli,, Esy. 
 
 R. J. Fleming, Es^j. 
 
 Major Vii.ijers Sankev. Eso.. 
 
 D. & O. L. S. 
 
 1'^ CoATswtiKTir, Esg. 
 
 C. H. Rlst, Est>., CE- 
 
 John Jones, Esy, 
 
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A. O. U. W. 
 
 PROSPCMOUS AND PROaRCsaiVC 
 
 -THE- 
 
 Ancient Order ofUnited Workmen 
 
 Is the pioneer as welt as tlie strongest Fraternal Beneficiary Organization on the continent. 
 
 OBJECTS 
 
 To unite mankind in the bonds of Fraternal fellowship. 
 The protection of the widowed and fatherless. 
 To furnish LIFE INSURANCE A T COST. 
 
 MEMBERSHIP 
 In the United States 
 
 425,000 
 
 In Ontario 
 
 42,000 
 
 HtAo orricca. a. o. u. w. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 
 Inthe United States 
 
 1868 
 
 In Ontario 
 
 1877 
 
 AMOUNT OF BENEFICIARY PAID TO WIDOWS AND ORPHANS 
 In the United States, $110,000,000. In Ontario, $7,000,000. 
 
 INSURANCE IN FORCE 
 In the United States, $800,000,000. In Ontario $70,000,000. 
 
 Economical management ; protection for the home at cost ; prompt payment of claims ; 
 
 absolute security combined, has placed the Association at the 
 
 head of all Beneficiary Societies, 
 
 FOH INFORMITIOM WRITE 
 OS TO 
 
 U M. D. CARDER, 
 
 Grand RtcorJtr. 
 Conttdtration Lite Building. 
 
 TQRONTO.OST. 
 
 T, M. CORNETT, 
 
 Grand Matttt, 
 GASANOQVE,OST. 
 
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 HEAD0Fnce 
 
 ORONTO Canada, 
 
 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. $2,000,000 
 ASSETS, OVER 2,900,000 
 
 ANNUAL INCOME - 3.000,000 
 LOSSES PAID SINCE 
 ORGANIZATION, OVER 30,000,000