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l_illiillliTiNT RElDiiiG‘ MATTER Srllicrrnrsom runs. urflifs Nrwsoros me oulrnllrifs sluulullur lsuescnlsrrs
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ycleek the party repaired under sn.
cert to the pavilion ot Victoria Park
where thousands were assembled.
‘._I‘,I°f° U10 ,i9UOWlll¢i_~ address was
"arty Pfvvilin Metllicson on nehnli
ofthe Government :-
To Field_Marsllal, His Royal High-
 Tl_l° 9930 of Connaught, K.
' .,.eto.. `G9Vernor General and
"Commander-in-chief of the Do-
'milfon` of Canada.
' ,' ' 'r H olCana1l -have
May'it please Your Royal Highness:
-On behalf or the Government and
People of this Province, I beg to ex-
tend to you and to Their Royal High
naples The Duchess of Connaught
and The Princess Patricia, a most
E t best
cordial welcome. traditions oi the Empire will ne roi.
'No Province of the Dominion or lowed and exemplified, and ehsr, your
Qanadll. or of the Em-pire, exnslin presence at the Capital will shed new
l’l‘llw0 Edward Island in its loyal de- lustre upon the Dominion and will
potion to our Gracious Sovereign, or contribute to its welfare and nr-0.
in its unswervlng attachment to that gress.
fprm _of goverment which hns been
maintained in the llnited Kingdom sent visit musnt necessarily ge dl slnnceh
and tlirouglloutthe northern. hnlf 0| limited duration, but we cherish the
this continent from its earliest settle. hope that it may be of so much in-
lilitllt lllltlll tht present time ~ terest and satisfaction ‘to yourself
.It WCB- therefore with great satis-
ftction' 'that we learned of the ap- we may again enjoy the hononr- ann
pointment of Your. Royal Highness as pleasure of welcoming you to tnis
G_0V8l'D0l‘ Gilnerhl of Canada, and ws Province in the not distant future.
“cept it as s, distinguishing mark of
‘Hit Malesty's interest in and aflec-
tion lor the people of the-Dominion Charlottetown, '
5_lln presenting our welcome sud the
assurances of our high regard, we re-
call with interest our former vis
Y it
to this Province, and we cannot for- plied as follows:
get that this Island hears the name Mr. Msthiescn and Gentlemen.
of your distinguished ancestor. The
Qgiko of Kent; that Your Royal High- Government and people of Prince
ness is the- son of the august Queen Edward Island my heartfelt thanks
Victoria, of happy and illustrious f
memory, and the brother of our late come.
How She Was Saved From
;‘Surgeon’s Knife by Lydia
xr ble Compoun
_l . , he Throne and Person of the Sover-
_ ' E. Pinkhsm s Vegeta- ,,,g,,_ _ ‘
_
E
‘ ‘T Mogedore, Ohio. - “The first two years C
Iwas married I suffered so much from b
 "-  tion, butmy husband n
iii; _ `-_ `°‘f1=E=2'ZE wanted me to try
,_,¢\ \ Lydia E Plnliham’s W
wl,  VegetebleCompound|wore dimmed by darkness but the il-
. “' first. I took three luminations which took the place of
bottlés and it made me well and _ltl'0ii|! hunting, flags and trimmings produc-
usd 1 :voided s dreadful epcrstwn- 1 _eu n. delightful eifeet. 'rho seeno~ at
now have two fine healthy children, and V
'cannot say too much about what Lydia liireworks was given over the breast.
lil Plnkhpnfs Vegetable Compound has w
ddne for me."-Mrs. Lil: MANGES, llngly decorated launches and other
R. F. D. 10, Mogndnre, Ohio. crafts was one to linger long in the
will women take chances with an memory of those who fortunately
Why l
operation or drag out n sickly, half- |W
ngnrtsdsxisesnce, missing three-fourths ened by myriads of small lights and
of me joy of living’ when they our find ithe spectacle on land and water was
health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable s
Campwndy ' :lame desire to manifest loyalty both
For thirty years it has been the stand-
_ and has I-,_ lumlnations of public and priva/te
:;g”*;Th°g¥mf:£hf§;n€|:;£:;;dB°f women ‘buildings and premises. The Victoria” I Y- S e Du e took an active interest in
be ha" been troubled with ,meh ,_,n_ Hotel, cnerleitntown olnn, Bishops served On the f-fir bv the S- S- Hsr- tire farm and discussed farm work in
"- dis, mem inmmmm,,,, Palace. st. nnnstsrvs cathedral, land- “P Weil- River tomorrow- a practical wav frequently oiierins
tags" im; larmes e¢c'_Queen Eluuare School, Bank of Nova WEDNESDAY judicious suggestions. He went
' gu ’ ' rscotia, Railway Station, Freight through Prof Clark's home and was
Shed, Stores and Shops Richmond This morning at six o‘clock the °0U“°l'U0d lil Gvefyflillld rbroilllllt $0
Street opposite the Square, Queen C. G. S. Earl Grey with the Vice hill “°tl°°- The Nildtllcv had Mah
Street and Sunnyside all were radi- Regal party on board will _ leave tastefully d°C0l'Bl-ell by 3tBl1l0YBl'0l
rent with lights. 'rne ’ onnneian oneriotcetown nernor for Picton, the end l>rc=°ui°<i e svlcndld appearance.
 - lsfactlon io me to be called on by
 my brother, the late king, to serve
the Empire in this new sphere; and
since ‘my arrival in Canada in Octo-
'.-» ‘ ~ bor last my pleasure at being desig-
=‘f.i" _ _ f nated as His Maiesty's representa-
‘_` tive in this Dominion had steadily
ncreased. For each journey that I
l
undertake, and my travels are wide
and almost continuous, shows me the
  Ul’EllllT|llNT
ame sentiments reign in Prince Ed-
-.
Kllll. Edward the Seventh. whoss`
great wisdom and powerful influence
were so successfully devoted to the
weUare_ of his people and the main.
tenance of peace among the nstlons
of the earth. _
Your Royal Highness has come to
us at an auspicious time, when the
Upening up of new industries, the en-
largement of existing ones. and the
early prospect of much more const-
ant and efllcient communication be-
¢W°¢n this province and the mainland
a awakened new hopes
and a ‘general feeling of sstlsinction
and contentment.
We have an abiding faith in your
wisdom and matured statosmanship;
we feel assured that in the adminis-
tration of your hi h oflics he
We sincerel re ret that ou
and the members of your fs/mily, that
J. A. MATHEIESON.
Premier,
Prince. Edward Island,
Zilth July, 1912.
H. R. H. the Governor General re-
I beg that you will' accept for the
or your most loyal address of wel-
l-t was a source of the deepest sat-
progress and contentment of the
Canadian people: everywhere I go I
hear etpresseri thc same pride an
their nation and in the Empire, and
the same deep-seated reverence for
t
Your address shows me that the 7
ss. and with these sentiments as the B
_1fyo¢z_ use
Lei Old Dufcll Cleanser do
lisll your lleuxe cleaning. ln
lull llie lime willl lull llle
labor ll will clun marble.
pelnled walls. woodworll.
enamel or fin lulls. lloen-ln
lscl everything about ills lloulr.
bam or dairy. li will qulcl<~
ly banish all dirt and qrule
wl\lcl\ seep, soap powders and
elller clunacu will nol ellcd.
and malic everyflling lplcli
and span in lu: flmc.
Avoid cauallu and odds.
ward Island as in llle other rrovin- r 
~ lllRlllRlll lRllM
-ii.
Enuorrroiv, Aura., Nov. ooth. :gn .
"I have been n snderer since baby-
hood from that terrible complaint,
Constipsiion. I have been treated by
physicans, and have taken every
medicine I heard of, but without the
slightest benefit. I finally concluded
that there was no remedy in the world
that could cure Constipation. ,
About this time, I heard about “Fruit-
a-tives" and decided to try them. The
effect was marvellous.»
The iirst box gave me rent relief, and
after I had use a few ioxee, I found
lhat I was entirely well.
“Fruit-a-tives" is the only medicine
that ever did me anv good and I went io
say to all who suffer as I did-"Try
this fruit medicine and you will find-
as I did--a pufect cure” _
(M139) E. A. GOODALL
"Fruit-a~tives" is the only medicine
in ihe world nude of fnlit and the only
one that will positively and completely
At this dinner there were present
Their Royal Hignesses the Duke and
Duchess of Connaught, Princess Pn-
tricla, Col. Lowther, Capt Bulkley,
ment of the royal party. New Glas
ow, Sydney, Truro, Louisbur and
will be visited. '
. ‘ ` _ 1
 Asting under a warrant issued out
of tipendisry Shew’s Court. oilicrrs
searched the premises of John Mc-
last for liquor, but no liquor was ob-
tained. ‘
1
“Frlli-|.iim" Guns tmiipalion ““"“" Wm “""“"" -"“ ”“'l""“’_'
l
hec has been received from J. L.
Thomson, Charlottetown, who, with
Mrs. Thomson, was a passenger by
the E~m‘,ll'ess of Britain which was
disabled and had to put back to
Quebec: "Back today leave for New
Yorkjspecial Garoua to Liverpool."
The S. S. Halifan left Charlotte-
town nt_noon today for Boston with
a large general cargo and the follow-
Ing passengers:-F. L. I-Iewes, E. H.
Niacauslend, Miss B. Heartshorn.
Mrs. M. O’Brien, J. 0'Brien, J. Ma-
son, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. L. M. Brod-
ley, I). Yates, E. Eaton, Miss E.
Campbell, Miss H. Graham, Miss M.
Gunners, Mrs. J. J. Irwin, D. A.
Penpraisc, Miss Mary Gillis, Miss Lil-
iiun Stewart, Miss F. Trainor, Frank
Stewart, A. A. Beaton, Lewis Little,
Mrs. I/ittle, _Miss Stewart, Albert N.
Ggsbee, J. Strain, H. E. McKenna,
N. Gallagher and Mrs. Gallagher. She
arrived- here about 8.45 last even-
ing with a large cargo and thc fol-
lowing passengers from Boston'-A.D_
McLeod, Mrs._A. Campbell, G. Jenk-
ins, M. J. L. Kennedy, J. T. Peters,
Mr. Jenkins, Ii. M. Ginnis, Mrs. F.
l.. Hays, C. H. Wilson, Mrs. C. Fos-
ter, Mirs L. Evans, J. W. and Mrs.
Kennedy, E. H. and Mrs. Rayner,
Miss B. Iiayncr, W. and Mrs. Runnin,
Miss M. J`. Rodd, J. Whitmarsh, F.
E. Gordon, W. L. and Mrs. Gillord.
Miss W. Galbraith, Miss M. McKen-
zie,.Miss A. McKenzie, J. A. Hennes-
sey, R. and Mrs. Jack, Miss M. Ans-
ter, S. C. Jarvis, C. C. Stevens, Mrs. |
K K
Halilax are among the places that I
.J
The following telegram from Que-
York where he resides and .rc-rn which`
place he nnfl accomphllicd his younger
brother, who lives at St. \`-eorgefs,
ank of Commerce wus particularly and who had been ln New York
, _ _ ` Capt Buller and Miss Adam. Besides e "°‘
anis of national character nothing brilliant; Rqchford Square and other His Honor Governor Rogers -nd celvlng_ treatment for his eyes. The
cd tne Esrl Grey.
If the city was pleasing hy dny it
as entrancing by night. Decorations
ictorla Park where n displnv of
ork around which floated bewltchl
ltnessed it. The park was bright-
splcndid one. Around the city the
ay and night was apparent in the il-
laces reflected the loyalty and pat- M;-n_ Rogers them were premier and latter chap, unfortunately- is par-_
ntic siiecticn of the ncoilic in smrie Mrs. lvlntnieson, oniei Justice sulu- ‘ " = i
c
At the dinner' to be given in Gov- to
'l‘llfi G0YcI'n0l` GHli‘i`lil ilF“\'0 ill'C0¢' and Mrs. Frost, Mayor and Mrs.
U10 ilroiiliill thc Uity Hiifl Park llilll Lyons, Senator Yeo, Col. and Mrs.
vening_ admired the display and cn- peake and Capt parm,"-_ .
Vhlrll he “HS lJCC0mliii-I flrliilllillll' 8°- lioyal Highness expressed keen ples-
customrd und found most acceptable sure on nn, visit to this province and
Charlottetowm
be served. 'Royal Highness planted a tree in
As the request of the Governor Gen- irony, of Prof, » cis.;-14', ,|w¢111ng_
eral’s Secrrtar no wines will b Th k
ernment HOUBP t<`»“liZlif~ I* Yesterday morning a large number ¥‘ "9
guests will include the six members nr invited guests, lnclllding the Royal ,.;§
Ol the royal party. Sir I-Olllii DB»"'l¢S party, enjoyed a sail up scenic West “-5"
and Lady DsVil=5. Chief -l\l‘~i¢lC€ Slllli- River on the S. S. Harland which 0
"PIL and WHS Sullivan- lVll`- W2Bl0Y. was dressed especially for the occa-
Frost, American Council, and Mrs. sion, The weather was nnn and
F‘roslt, Premier Mathicson and Mrs. the sail was gr-nn¢|y_ enjnyei 'phone
Mdthltfmn- l`l¢‘“8¢0l‘ V00. M8-Y0\‘ invited were presented to tue Duke
I-YOHB Bild Mrs. L.V0i1B. C0l011¢l and Duchess and Princess Patricia.
Paks. A- 17- 0-. and Mrs. P68-l¢D.Ul1Pt In file afternoon ni. tnrce u'clocs
l’l‘-lmBl°- P"i‘/Bit S°0i‘°t9»‘l'Y- 'l`l‘lS Will the party disembarked from the Earl
make n. party of twenty-two including G,-ey and Hin Royal Highness pro.
Lieutenant Governor Rogers and needed to the Experimental Farm
Wlfii- and the Duchess and .Princess Patri-
M- the lunch and dinner to he siven els drove to the Golf Links.
at Government I-Iouso. no wine will At the Experimental Farm His
. , female troubles and i
 -.-»__:3.;;¢;.;; . . can prevent Canada from occupying p
  b°"'“5 d°w“-pmns the prominent position in the world ri
 `.{`% "£5525 th°tI°°“ld“°t5l'“"d -which it is her undoubted destiny to wcalth of light van and Miss snluvsn U 3 gonnnr ~ 2?'
 ‘ if °“ mi Setd l°“3'fil. » ' ' ' ' '
si: ‘ /  @“°“8 ° my 'rn en n i th /so - -
 ls ii gg work. 'rho doom me,,f“and°,, ,,'f,‘,'j,'§‘,e,‘?';,f’,,,,,,,,°,,,,,,,;'“’c'§_ “ il ASnmn\erl’reltcior
§_.;s'#l.\ _,  said I would have to uznns were presented before the party joyed the atmospbcricnl _change to sneaking to the Governor His sgninunnshillnns choler-
  \ll'ld@l`E0 BTI 0P9“‘ drove to the Marine Wharf and boar- ‘- ` ' ' M°"““"- Dl*"""°"~
r- . ' - ` '
°'~» ' ' _ _ tn, ' _
P
Cholera Inlnnlum and
Summer Complaint T a
protector in which you
can safely place _implicit
conidence-ls
Na-Dru-Co
Bxfrsci el
Mill Strawberry
G Compound
‘ln 254:. and 5oc. bottles, at
your Druggish.
llileul ling ani Musical flu.
If GUUO, lllllln. 2|;
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f
cr, /4
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`made for the reception and mtertein- I '
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tially blind and some time ago when h
his condition became most pronounc- B
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one and n half months the young
man would hc blind. _
The pair thcn embarked for thesi-
towil.  ` i _» '- (
oflice of Dr. R. J. Ledwcll, nn w
liichmond - Street and about clcvcn
brother lcit. his companion standing on ‘
made some enquiry at an adjacent re-'I
sidonce. Returning he was astonish-
ed to discover that his bl'__Qtl\er} .had
vlfnished almost ds com`pletely~§s if
the earth had swallowed him 'il|_1.
The police were notified and - dell-
gcnt search was instituted by Sgt.
|'I`aylor.
The eldcr brother went to the Vic-
toria Hotel and retired about 1.15
this morning without having secured
env knowledge or his unfortunate
companion’s whereabouts but instruct-
ed the police to care for his brothel"
if located. A't thrce n'clock ' the
search was still in Iil'0Irl`0HH iiili had
not been successful.
The young man may have been met
by friends and cared for and it isl
npcd that this is the case. He had
omc cash on his person but how
_ , _ ” _cd his older brother, Allan who holds much WH. not kn .,,__ Hu,,.ev"Y
cureyouofCoult\pat1on.. _ lg §_Iam}§::I'll]3h¥I_;;saI§a N;’:]sne';;';étMrB a lucrative nnd affluent position in ¢ 5 rm
501:. :lbox,6for $2.5o,tnal size, nge. ' ' THURBDAY ' ' blew York, sent for the afllicted one n|
At all dealersorsent on receiplofpnoe _ ln thc hope that specialists in his
by Frmta-t1vesL1m1ted. Ottawa, An unusual incident occurred in city might afford relief. The brother ~
 _i_~ Charlottetown last nlght’i'rom which "rrivii gl" Nea' Ylnrk in  élmgianll
1 -t (th R 1 Q I- G | there may arise some doubtful con- ""’“5" C "ll 9'* “P°°'8_"' B' ""`~_ letin of_thc Canadian Manufacturers
€',,Blt|n(; city (Lifting ovsxs omigim, sequences. _“fmt _Xj.‘_'HY_l?}H“fl_ 001°" “°‘“fll““@1,°_"l‘ will be out in .o few weeks and will
concluded last evening by the dlnnerl Anil" Sllmilitft. l0i'i1if-Ill’ Ol 'fit-,DI uw _°pM°B _hed been made' th" dm" 5
G ~ P E I ~ d - h My , rouraglng decision was given by the 5
eores, . _ ., rrve 1 ter _ _
Bl' the Government House' on tae expmss lastanrém |-,gm N,,w_ medical authorities that ln one to
here is llttlc reason in suspect foul
a_v for the present.
(Canadian Press.)
u’l"i'AWA, July 31--The census bul-
how' an increase of` nearly a hun-
hrcd per ccnt ln Canadian Manufact-
ir .
ers over 1010.
(Canadian l‘l`ass.)
NEW YORK, July 31-(inc of New
flicted onc's home in Ht. 'Jeni'l:e's Yorks "Big Four" as delegates-aff
and arrived last night in Charlotte-_ large to be sent to the National
’onvcntlon of the New Pro rcssivs
ll
A visit was paid by the two tothe party at Chicago next week probably
ill be a women. '
This announcement was made today
o'clock the two loft. When -. couple ily Wm- H~ H"Wli‘Klii°‘. Stott Ullalf-
oi blocks from the do.ctor,'s the elder ,mlm 'li th” “GW l”“`tY- M
The selection of n. woman will pro-
the sidewalk for gr moment while- be; llhhly hc left to the feminine Will!
of thc party `
 rrovencnaliiy.
,J When choornngsilverwsre it
,_.,l isbotheconomylndlntisfnc-
/. _I 13| tion fo purchase f
/ i
,f i|§47naa£ls.slos.
_‘_ This brand, known ls 
l. ,,_ _.___ “silnrfluruhar Wears" /
.-'l';{'§"f; \ ranks first in quality and ,f
/ H/ _f/,'“»" ` ,' has been best for over
‘l fi .5 60 years. Made in lhe
\§,` " ly. heeviestgrede of plete.
Q. f/ soraaymnancbnldv
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Mort s Chocolates
have an individimliiy
is unmistakeable. We select
cocoa beans-roast. husk and clean
-add the cocoabutter and cane
and flavor with vanilla beans.
W1-l0L'Eis *then put through a
process for hours, which refines
particle and renders our chocolate
absolutely smooth, givinlg it
dlvfdual delicious Haven he chocolate
is then applied to the many varieties
of centers-packed in 'attractive
boxes and offered to you as the
tiniest chocolates on the market.
Moira Limited
“B were used and n pretty effect was
lima" &Us I .ruse
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_ . » ' l - ' ' _ ...~ *">""‘“"""l on Monday afternoon s beautiful boil-
_`, lm! -,_-_ .,-- --'>-J, -; f' _ `. 1,4 /_ _ '- A 5 ~‘ "°' -_ ' .- /* " 1 ‘-  quot] was presented to Her Royal
_ . _. ,_ ' __ _ __  V _ v - _pf 7° -~~~ __ '  ,  ~1.  D '»_ -_ Hlg ness the Duchess by Avllah
J,‘@~..'.`.'.fL`}"‘l1"l....."_ _ W, .-1 ,_ ` ` - Mathiesonp the little daughter of
' Premier and Mrs, Mathleson. '
 
Un the driveway flags and streamers
secured throughout. »
I Leaving there in time to reach his
destination at 5o’clock His Royal
Highness departed for the Goli'Liriks
to join the others of the Royal Party
and was met there by rousing cheers.
The club house was splendidly decora-
ted and there were many club mem-~
bers present. '
Princess Patricia, despite the show-
er of rain, enjoyed several rounds. of
golf with others of the party.
In the club house afternoon tea
was served bv the ladies. Mrs.Mathfe
son and Mrs, Inongworth received the
guests. '
The previous night Sir Louis H.
and Lady Davies entertained His
Royal Hiiness and from the lawn
the firewo s display was viewed.
Yesterday evening the private elec-
trical and other illumination: were
again in evidence." ' `
The banner-of welcome displayed by
the Loyal Orange Association and the
exterior -decorations of their Hall
_were prominent -among the Queen
Street displays. ' '
At the pavilion at Victoria Park
Besides the prominent citizens and
provincialists the following were
presented : South African veterans
Dr. H. D. Johnson, Major Weeks,v}.t.
W. C. Cook, Police Oilloer J. B. al-
lrer, H. H. Brown, John Proud, Dun-
can Kennedy, Oharles Hines, Harry
Hyde, Lorne Pigott, Police Onlcer
Kiggins.
- An interesting feature of the pro-
ceedings was the presentation hy His
Royal Highness of the long service
medal .to Harry Henderson of
York, who has been ssetion foreman
of the Prince Edward Island Railway
for thirty-live years. '
~'l'he Duke of Connaught and his
party aredus to arrive in Pieteu this
afternoon to hsgin a two weeks' tour
of Nova Scotia. It will be the first
visit' of His Royal Highness to tho
whestto equaliz'e the strength.
"stand up" in the oven. _
and pastry--and Uest for both.
V
keeping with the size.
You can’f iudge'
qualify by slze-
and this applies
~ fo bread as well as to men.
OU may have an idea because western wheat llc-.ir
makes a big loaf of breed, that the quality is in
Tho largest men have not
accomplished the greatest deeds.
Size is the only feature that can commend western
wheat flour to any cook. And the good cool: quickly
discovers that quantity without
quality is not worth buying.
"BEAVER" 1'-‘Loma orvssi Born Qmirrrv .ixn Qsasrirv, seems it is 1
blended flour. It is mostly the choicest Ontario fall wheat with suihcient Manitoba spring
‘ In "Beaver" Flodr, you get the famous pastry-making qualifies of Ontario wheat-you
get the fme texture, the evenuess end the delicious flavor of Ontario wheat--you get the
nutriment of Ontario. wheat-with the "strength" of Manitoba wheat which makes the dough
One of the big conveniences of "Beaver" Flour is the feet that it is equally good for bread
_ "Beaver" Flour is superior to any western wheat flour for any and all kinds of baking,
and is the cheapest flour you can use because the most economical.
DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. ' ‘M
THE T. ll. TAYLOR C0., Llmlltll, ° ~ CIIATHAM, Ont'
Province since- his appointment as . .
som-nor-consul, .na everywhere ui, J. ' S. CREED, Agent for Maritime Provinces. 230-242 lower Wsisr
mont elaborate preparations are being ' _ _ _ _ .,~ ,_.._-___
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