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9 King.

A bleacher seat. hawker real Kent on "havmin6’ _ unaware the ro oi _ cause the King wo ‘ notmligﬂ time to climb at cllﬂ whae zoom- §il,em1?el-:lI?sIv‘E7lﬂ'a}1}‘(!)ulr’1‘:ﬂ covngldered moving it, to the railway station so ‘-116 King could unveil It them-

No Clotheslino

Two Indian childzm were so flustered when they met Their Majesiles at Calgary they gugtlgs Queen 9, "'I‘obc/xo Bag" intend for the King....Vancowver house- wives were asked to desist 1mm hanging out their wash (wine the Royal visit so nlled olothesnnoc would not detract from the eitys beauty....A Moutnealchild asked

r watch

Royal parade to “take mlewa Rig next year". '

The Dionne qulntugalets hugged and kissed the King and Queen at Toronto....Indla.ns near - gory named King Geonge “Chief White Buﬁalo Ghlevf” because white buﬁalo do not ewne often ...Paul Tasse, barber on the Royal train. can't get his hair cut because “every time we arrive in a city 9. holiday has _ bred" A mounted escort was thrown durlnc the Royal pamdre at Ottawa and he clashed sha/mevfacedly into bhe obscurity of the crowds.

Chascd Train Forty newspﬁnermen and D110-

os ix

, . that on....P.'ollge”in esti tad 9, Hamilton man's c loin an al- ien ms was flying a build- ing: and round it was the Rcyui

At Jasper Park Lodge. on the "!.elum” trip, the King ound I. fellow amateur movie enizhusiast in R _l_i Louden, head bellman. and we t two hours with’ him gill: Emma and them

u a r.... so G. (Jack Land. 5 lion master at Podney. t.. was carried away by %i‘.“‘"‘i’.“"“ .;.”a‘la ‘.’.’{§“i’....."a“"f.§“f.§“

G31 9 .' 9 Queen "May I lay tn‘;

.. e mum K ‘Shoo? hands, as did also the King’ other the gﬁ staatiornnqn re- a

heated. "May ve the pleasure, Kin: Geoaee?’ Five Indian chiefs from the Six

Edmonton Their Majesties heard the Indians at the winteﬂzurn Reserve chant “God save the King" in the strange Cree long- uage. with tl1rcbbln8 tom-tom ac- companziment.

PRHNUNCIA TfON T 014* NAMES or THOSE IN ROYAL" PARTY

Formalities and correct pro- nun-ciatlons oi’ unusual names in connection with the forthcoming royal visit are being pond-eredwith awe by many Canadians at time and some helpml instructions have been issued oﬂicially.

"His Majesty the King," “the King." or Majesty" are the three correct ways to xeier to the King. In no case should anything fu-rbhier be added to those titl_es. “His Most Gracious Majesty" or “King of England" are particular- ly taboo. The manner or .42!- ring to the Queen in similar d. the two sovereigns are to be spok- en of as "Their lvlajestles.”

Most diﬁicult in mastering are the connect bran-u.noia,tions for the names of the mamberaod the royal

rty. The ladies in waiting are

any Nunburnholme. 9. name with the stress on the second syllable

Here To Marshall A Royal Procession

By H.B. JEFFERSON Canadian Press Cufﬂiliﬂﬂtldﬂht WITH ROYAL AIR EOORT.

CH.ARlJ0’I’I'E‘I‘OWN. "June 13- Charged with the duty 01’ marshal- ling the royal procession: in Chat- lometown and Plctou tomorrow. Lieut. Col. H. Westrnorland. Dis- trict Transport Oflicer, M.D). No. 6, Halifax. arrived here today on board the Royal Escort Bomber Squadron.

Col. Westmorlands duties co - .pe_l him to remain here until e King and Queen embark but to be in Pictuu well ahead olithem.

squadron Leader Sampson has theroloro detached reserve bu?!)- er 911, Flight Lieut. Mair, to lo]: up col. westmorland as soon as the local celebration ends. and tly him ‘direct to Pictou' line the other three ships carry o I the pre- scribed patrol around the royal destroyers.

BIRTHS _. __ _.__.__._=—_-i Sncnonson; H M’ _. P. 1:. gi June’ 7. 1939. to r. and Mira. arold Nicholson :1 daughter.

‘

Mannnﬁis ‘ ,. . Manse. Charlottetown, on June 13. 1939. by the R85

MacNci]I, New ‘wins »e to

. . . ' heds. Carlyle Web..ter M Marv Nag: '5 on mm “mm from W95‘, saint ' John thoroyal proceslou passed

I war vetera atients at Lancaster ' Tu ‘ Miutary I-!(i‘spi)tal without scanning. P51‘ 3 The ‘Queen later asked Mayor D. .

I6IN]G-—At Wheetiey River June 1 .

. John Ling.

and _yewra. yglgﬂv AY—-In ill}: Civil’. $33166 3- ;1ifl'.:_Iudg.“Subsequently. at Bar-

Remains forwarded fmm'A. A. Henncsseyb ‘Funeral -Home‘ izhil non, umggggn

moming at 6.15 to lot Q.

cm of mm:

Mrs. Job 0' 59 a. ll wish to than ~ ail qﬂg " _, other war I ter in front “iii”. ”.*.?.“‘5.:‘..“’.’o."§‘«'i.‘i"-’:i."."i’x‘%.’d..“F‘.. «ornament 1=ou»e~ . D $‘m‘u___ . . .. .- ulhooiita ware won by 'ti 5. ..

and ’

C"MPBEu"MACNE“"'—M eéﬁwg a tower ng grain elevator and than V.

caadior Thanks thaw.“

-run” .

which rhymes with “la«'mn'nu1n"a.nd has almost the sane rhythm. The Earl qt Eldon. hard-in-waiting to the King and the Em of Alrlie. Lord Ch ‘ 1&1

tary is A. Loscel whose name has the stress on the first syllable and z‘hymes‘wi'th "vassals."

the names and titles of surgeon Captain H. White, R.N.. the royal medical oflloer and 0.11‘. Steward. chief ‘guess liaison officer.

The King's assistant private sec- retary is Captain M. Adeane and his name has full stress on the second syllaible. the initial “a" being pronounced as in the word “alone.” The King's equerries are Lt.-Col. the 1-lonomble ‘P. W. Legh (pronounced "I.ee"l and Com- mamicnt E.M.0.’ Abel-smith, RN.

T New B__rrz_nswi'ck'

(Continued hon: base 3)

surprise when they entered a. small white’ inn at Doaktown and had ten. Cheers or the dowel brougxtlit Her Majesty outside we the verb - dah. she waved. and he villagers increased their shouts of enthus- iasm.‘ Olive Wegver. a little Girl Guide, presente the Queen with a. bouquet: at lilwcs.

The scene was entirely iniormal. King orge smoked a cigarette during he stop‘.

The racious sovenelgns,»stop- ved at illcgign in response to the cheers or '5. people. halted 1111: front of the Angiic n Chum there. They waved to to the ex- citel rural folk. and the Queen ‘smilingy uccefqiedl flowers Iroin little at .

eanor stir-tin, Welcome

saint John. founded by United ’.;'“.‘.‘.‘."‘.‘i."..‘.‘.? ”:§i"t’..§“ii.’%?t 3° $.55; l‘.*.‘:...”“°“%.~‘.i““i‘.“.:’.’..°‘°°:.'i.t. '“;..t: m, E - 5 from Fort ﬁe» was hardly aud- bilghwmglmturriirultuouﬁ C§lEeﬂY}l‘g- ed a cu or s cw lntelést niche pgrigs modern har- bor incl ties at west saint John. He tu ed around to look up at

viewed the new docks and steel

Maoxihren to’ express Their Majes- ti'ea' regrets. as they had passed the scene before realizing lis sig-

rnok Green, they inspected war veter_an members o! the Amjgutiv

The Hove eignslhnd a good view atortglgo I-fuTouc' Reversing Falls . 1:

‘ill the nl's rut- Gnndfathqr. the _ e of‘ t. insisted upon personally nav gat- ing the treacherous waters.

‘ at 9. splendid ‘iurnou; ice: on on-i'ul.’ the Queen acid 12%“ e g on the presence 0

WC

membo ' oi

y -N \ tn! K. ‘*8’ mar. - - WQW-.WNV,iS.!1. ,.

tak , _ flyl g it back to In

Iield at Stan] . Near the and off to the on a big smouidered and smoked.

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y :61’-‘gate pnin2'ntllicl‘:ww§g; ‘‘’°“’''

8. Carpenter. with flying o J.G_. Anchnmbault as aqua on

F ht. Lieut. Cuscailen oom- mands 103, with flying officer L. Birchall as second pilot.

In 900 ‘Flight Lleut. Price is in

Said Squadron Leader Sampson:

this ship on egg; land it, but ax is another proposition altogether. That's

where a good navigator saves the day. especially in bad. weather."

t zjuter (‘:11.i‘<:“l’int:h&1e terxlitire gbor y wce an a g e as of Britain drop anchor in tug ﬂed Dal‘ stream. a course was set 1 911?!- lottetown over Bedford B in, p q

ceeding at‘ 115 kn ts '

Lake Major, Milford. mu vui o.

Admiral Rock appeared and E111 - ly dropped astern. In 20 in we were over Minus Basin.

on the other side of Minus the

ships ran into 9. series oi’ violent ,

air disturbances which‘ threw

them about as easily as ii they were little moths

Lower Truro. Delaney settlement

Wbldegrave slid behind us and at one point away to the ri ht could be seen the newly levelle reaches

of the Trans-Canada emqlrgen

Then Tatamnsoucha Ba .. Bar-

rachols H or and smoot going again over orthumberiand

to Saddle Island. St. Peter's Is lid tc- berlcin

two wide circles around Char oi: town and a ‘ descen to the harbor. t

wing——a great izmproviemeup over the time honored Nova scotia

from five gallon cans.

REHEARsALs

(continued from page 8)

grounds. Brighton. two medals "for efficient service" wiu be giv- sented by Col. H. M. Snyder. o - orary-Solonei of the unit. The re-

zie. List of officers of the P. E. I, Highlanders follow: ‘

ljeodqmxten v. 15.. o. .

Major T. B Rogers. V. D. 21 c. 1 Captain E. J. H. Morrisey. Ad-

t. “Moor A. Allan. M. 6.

Ms. J Des‘R.oches (3119. Major). _

Major J. F‘. MaoMillan.

Capt. H. M. Simpson.

Lieut R. w. Beckett A-Adit. "A” Company

Capt. W_ W. Reid. Lieut. A. R. Mccaibe. Lieut. A. W. Rogers. Liouai;

Lieuvt. Vii. ii. Burnett.‘ Lieut, G. Stl?/NY.

Major R. E. Howard. Capt. J. Coles. M M. Lieut. J‘ A. Miller. Lieut. D. R. Wallur. Lieut. F‘. W. Dhcorn. Lieut. L 1. Duffy.

"C” Company Major V_ T. Tmvers. Co .

ieut. N. Sinclair. «Du

Majgr w. J. MacDonald. V. D_. :‘i.'‘.‘.’..' ‘ii '3 W""cgn.e ‘ t,1eut'. J.‘ AI N '7 '

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