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A Birthday I N ABBIADENT To A Remember llslylnlv

est in Mr John Duffy, aged but- ler at Government House yesterday. It was Mr. Dutiy's lard birmtiey, and he said his best esent: was conversation with eir Majesties. After the Royal Gou a had been ‘introduced to more an. 60 of Prince Edward Island dignitaries.

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lnin . Th were s'uﬂeringi’mom bxﬁlrlsesgend eghock, hospital nutm-

orities said. .

A coupe driven by our Young of 'I‘oron’w in which Miss O'Brien iorced oil the according to ecl into the _hch. in: an Ontano lic badiy damaged. The accident oc- curred on what is known as Hell’:

Hill. All day rumors or eoddents con- tinued to be‘ hesrd 'I:l obout the

been at Government House.

"Flity-two years. Your Majesty."

‘MY. that's a. Ions time. How old are you?",

"I'm 73 today Sir."

"Isn’t that wonderful.''.. said King George turning to the Queen. The Queen who had been laughing at all the uestions His Majesty had been as ins, advanced and shook hands with Mr. Duffy.

King George. who had been ‘at Government House in 1913 when he was a midshiprnan on the I-LM.S. Cumberland. did not recall Mr. Duify had been butler- then.

[Epileptic Wrote Pepysian Diary To All! Research ‘~ ‘

V331: tribute \ . By GUY E. RIIOADES Canadian Press Stan Writer

1ON'DON—.lune 14-An elderly.

introspective bachelor who puller-

ed from. thus been ii’!!-

. closed as an unsung hero oi’ medi-

. col science, but only .-h.\ doctor

knows his name. ‘Mr X" the central ‘character

‘day.

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plate. wss

the statel became ‘ lrB1n- N _ But 3 (3, her ier 5"~'Dl>0-std accidents 1) er were only "mist". so *~- ~- »~--'4 . ed from Royal cana- dlan Mounted jand e...;. 2 sources the day passed ‘without serious aceident,.exoept,tor theone on the Maipeque Road referred to above. this there was the occa- einnal dented reader or other minor mishap tart syv-an

the

ended at

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not frequent.‘ those in raneemen.tq,.

to the drivers or

‘ first cl ' Ill-hmleh uncle’ made to links, 39! all emergen- cies. . - ‘

"U‘st"‘school emzoren were ire-. ﬂuent but thell eitols were gath- CNKI lnrllo, jylln, I whoa.-gu,(.|gn_ end awaited,

with grins unt '

in an ‘article in The Inncet by sir

Arthur Hall,‘ kept a “Pepysian" years, describing his

h ld remember

the times oil

at

we . . _ en mm

or Ofh ‘ of .;¢_q§\-Qty, tegfjhgrg If the n Ir-"ued 4.» . x id A .,cu . .,.gu gg"

.their bit. in’, ‘ many 16!! children. .. .

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their occurrmlce. ‘ From the diary sir . eritus ..r-oieno. or ‘icine in University or Bhemeld. was able to build a complete h'sior.v of one _ ,» ,, v

. case epll the time wih Jigaywu 37

.__, _ en‘ “Mr. s old " ‘ ' , ' his death in .i9a;1 a . EA i 01, M l_

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here at 12 :1 seven hours i".

Chobucto Head.

1 mod th “About-. slut? id

F. .1. cracks. re materials for the (ire were as e. communl y fort. tent is clear, its reflection will be visible to: about 90 miles out

to sea.

Similar bonfires llgh or the at. Lawrence or Australia and her the river a month ago; Nova d the Kine

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them. - menace of . they tee . people.

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Prods Stag! Writer) V Ax. June 14- GP)—A ro. vince's welcome and a nation's are- well will blend tom new to make the last clay oi ““¥i.i‘.‘. semen“ a . 9 ur

lr lldajesties’ one.

ass Gane-

ended, King Elizabeth res

tomorrow

1.’ eduled to pull away trgm:

A rte‘: stop in Newfoundland and King and Queen will head lor-

omorrows departure will come 'liust 30 days Quebec.

have visited eoc Vince. been cheered by Canadians and cemented Angl -. ties with n. tour-day visit to

the United states.

Gigantic Bonllre

Their lest,vlew or Ognagosmwglobe ' 0 ’““§f..uI:.. anlshed 0 tie bonilre to be will be visible. cords

, - o! w . gallons or all and between three and our tons or 0 will be piled on the blue. tired

Ergipress om

l¥l°éln they list?» mg? ox-“Am ‘

(00 passed by. Total tires

Hallfex ‘ provided

the banks e Empress

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and noon

.9 ol

the l2llII'llllt\l:uS welcome t ey IU"| ll

*”.t.t«1..sem;.t_,~e.: *

woicom - t.hal:' h-o _ 4”.

urprls stemmed the tide. , Meantime, civilians ere - thro h an ‘ adjacent

an! and n hail s minute 9. body

men. women on children were after the

and 80011 turedl at the exgzlgaitlon of spolroneouz. ll? - ty w own

their sterling services

ur. .

Then the al Party boarded the skeena. and a Edward Island red letter day was over.

e g Queen stood on the deck oi’ the worship in full view of the crowd as the lines were cast or and the shl drew away slowly from the dock. e prolonged cheerinz oi the crowd and the blast of ship sirens was the final "bon voyage" of loyal subjects here.

short Scenes From The ‘Royal. Visit

From Sydney, N. 5.. -the . s. “ url" nosed her way into Char ttetown harbor yeﬂygr. Ilsy with 200 Cape Bretoners obosrd, taking advantage at the opportunity to see Their Msjestlee in Charlottetown.

Just before the two destro were slated to move into sight of Charlottetown harbor. the streets the City were alive with masses of people. Veterams oi the Great War marched to their positions a the royal route led by a Boot ish ptpe band; frebemal so- cieties. Glri Guides. Boy Scouts. and the special police units were moved into position. '

School children of the prov- lnce were provided (or by the get:-:1-Al‘ committee I?‘ we of re. us .a..a, stand at’ her"appo'lnteliu‘pllI'ce alon the Royal route visiting {or heir Majestles to

revision was made to

000 or them in the city schools and Prince or ‘Wales College.

A group of guests at the Gov- ernment I-Ioruse luncheon heard King George say this when he «tripped on the stairs while ‘de- scending and ’st/umlbled slightly: "Drat that heel!"

Visiting newsmen' expressed themselves as agreeably eur- prlsed by the warmth of wel- come of the Island pen le. They were also loud in t elr pl-sis‘: tor the line decorations whlo bedeoked the Royal route . \ ,

force yesterday a>r.ri,the1r line ap- pearance drew compliments on every side The P. E. 1. Highland- Biack Watch. Col. 0. .

. C.: P. E. I. Llirhat Col. L. '1‘ Lowther. O. O.’ P. E. 1. Medium Brigade, Col. 9. S. Fielding. 0. 03, 21st Field Arn- bulsnce. Coy .l. .1. Blake. o_ C. and R. C. N. V. R... Lieut.-Gommonder J J. Connolly lined the royal route at various points and came to the Royal salute us: ‘the sovereigns

was estime/ted

militia yestc ‘ y cadets were

around 900. school also on parade.

Variety is the spice of lilo and the Island Province lived up to its reputation oi vid- lng something lliﬂeren yes- terda it was the weather. The rain ay have been re tted by Islanders, but to The r Ms- jestles it my have been s wel- come relief from the hot sultry weather which (sutured their visit to the United states. The heavy mist and showers 000 ms have just made them‘ I little homesick.

stardom. Norman Mac . Wind

en. Montreal I Daily Mail.

1% car. . _ V eir Msjesties alighted, trom “N-

3 w. . , {or Montreal, to, atte

Island militia units were out in Sch ,0

trength of the 10

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AITKNDING CANADIAN MED]. ASSN M'ltI!’rINGl—Hon. Dr.

P. Maelidillan leaves today

I meetng or the executive or e Canad__an, Medical Association on Friday and Saturday. and subsequent meet- ings of the council or the Associ- aticu on Monday and 'I‘uesday, and the general annual meeting which will continue until Friday of next week. All the meetings are being held at the Windsor Hotel. _Dr. MaoMillan expects to be ab- sent about ten days. He will be joined by Mrs. MacMi1lan, who leaves for Montreal on Saturday.

Among the many visitors to the city yesterday was Mr. Benjamin Jenkins oi’ Mt. Albion who will be 9i-years-old next September. Mr. Jenkins appears many years young- er thanﬂhis age and is in the best

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Performance Given By Mr, Paul De Marky On Newly Invented Instru- ment.

Music tor Their Mayestl-es!

Oswald Mllchaudb‘ £i.nven1talgn, the tube was pl: ‘ !or the ytlgephf ublic yes rday and it was beiore Royalty

a ‘ﬂat.

ough the eilorts of Lieutenant Governor DeBlols. Mr. Mlcheud and his "sona.bel' were brou t to Charlottetown lor the en ment of George and Queen Elizabeth at the Government House Luncheon and Mr. Paul De Mark)’. the famous Montreal pianist. was

e ed to play it. ginging tones o the instrument have an ethereal beauty of their own and they sounded on ears that never heard them before. Mr. 1): Marry. a celebrated con- oert pianist, featured "Ballade" a com ltion written by William Kel Rogers of Charlottetown. while i: e Royal y_a-nd the rest or the Lieut.-Governors guests ed. Mr. De Morky played seven was 3. t2

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panella by arrangement or Strauss. Mr. De lue Danube. , . a Montreal French- Oanadian and former roiessor of acoustic; at the Universt oi Mont- real, says the tone of his %nstru- ment al hclugh aanplilied thr uzh 3 ud s er. is natural and not

synthe e.

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win. with tints that glow." Attllred in one of DB§L€l5. a. lovely ankle length (rock. was the embodiment of softly 1' - mg graclousness. Her matching olue halt was an off the lace model, her shoes were grey. axlu she Tn.-.e :1. double strand or exqusile pearls. Mrs. DeB1oi5, nine or Government mouse, were an ensemble of the beautiful greenish blue aqua. a. dainty crepe ones with aqua 4 lace yoke, a slim-tit matchklg coat and a small hat 0 the same shade trimmed with rose- mlst veil and small pastel flowers. Her corsaxe was at orchids.

Miss 8 en Deinlolss dress was 0! sigltdlsrenca blue with bellt lltnnd. shoes 0 ea an t able b ue claret’ velvet streamers.

The Queens le/rlies-in-waiting. Indy Nunbumholrne was dressed in a. street length costume 01 wine red with matching hat and Lady Kath-

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to

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osprey trim. rler curse. e was 01 or- chids; Mrs. Creelmsn‘ ac.Arthur in e. Queen's blue sheer coat and ed dress with wine ha and accessories. Mrs. . A. Mathieson. were a long dove grey dress of lace and george to with gre silk coat . Mrs. A. . Arsenault. Mediterranean blue gown and b hat with rose trim. Mrs. E. A. Foster's dress was black sheer with white s, plique, with it she wore a. large w to picture hat with black reetfler trim. Mrs. A. 3:. aonean were a. long azure ue gown with i white hat and sil- ver tox I-ur. , T. V. Grant's suit w th white eesortes

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Mayor Foster is Entertained At Banquet .

His Worship Ernest A.‘ Foster. Mag of cllarlcttetgyvn was sent hat night with a beau ful sillvertzraybymembersolthecity council “to commemorate the visit

Majeeties, the King an to Chnrlottabo . June 14. at s. dinner 9. the Queen Hotel. Mayors from other incor- pomted towns in the Province were included in the list out guests. Ooun. B. Roy Holman. deputy mayor presided while Ooun. R. C.

gave the address of pre- sentation and calm. J. E. Blanch- ard handed. the gift to Mayor

Foster.

His Worship. taken completely by surprise. expressed his deep thanks for the gift and the senti- ment. it sed He had warm words for the _ council and City 0 on client. manner in . wrried out their dutie_ neotion with the Royal vied _ believed that not even the rain

the visit. He mentioned lerly Ooun. Mbimtyre who ooked after the children. They expected about 6.200 and there must have been 15.000, Hie Wor-

Only -.one toast was honored. that to Their Majestles.

Short addresses were made by J. E. Campbell of summer-

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pride in being a Scotsman after. seeing Her Gracious Majesty yes- terday. And so for as the ing was concerned he was “thice proud" to be a British subject af- ter bein presented. Mayor Camp- bell a. hit with the dinner

grty when he i_mvprovi.ge_d a sqrg

large purple hat and pearl jeyellry. Mrs. Bartlett wore a pink brocaded chiffon dress with a large ink hat. Those serving at the tea w ich was in Governmen House after

the departure oi Their Majesi.ies—- about severity or the outnger lues perhaps predominated but many other ov- colour combimtions and sort

tie fabrics were in evidence. A and memor-

0 -

lnoet colorful reception e_bls event

Cl. coltlilalllce

So cool and fresh in white= so dainty

in will yo the cltiaens or

singing of

As the group lng sang "Auld Lang

of Th gggen to ohnrlotietmm, June 14,

man .1

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Dim . (maria J. Mﬂltchell and ere Beck»:

i‘é‘Jl8 the press. Speakers generally could notilnd

words sufficiently eloquent to ex- press their reeling: the aoyu 23;“-

for A mw loyalty and a beta. would from‘

The dinner concluded with the

the National Anthem.

broke up the gather- Byne"

Piano music was furnished;

throughout dinner brv Mr

. Albert Blanchard. In addition he so-

were rende The silver trey presented

lviayor Foster bore the followintg ns

criptien:

“Presented to Ernest A. Foster, 0 commemorate the visit Misjestles, the King and

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