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_ RIGHT LOYAL WELCOME TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
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cur i Gun ° nun 
io wnicoue nil or
Many Visitors Now Here to .loin with Citizens in Loyall
Welcome to Future King. ‘
'l‘odny the people ot' this prnviiico
will unite heartily and loyu‘i}: in i-x-
ii-iiding ti wurni welciiiiio to liis ltoyiil
lllglinesi-i the Prince of Wales, iliiisoii
nf our lieloved Soveiwiigii King tli\oi‘gii
the Fifth, and the iieir tn tho tliroiie
uf the British Enipire.
‘ 'I`lie wecoine acuoriled to Ilis ltfiyiil
I-lighness will he all the inure warni-
linarted because, like the iiiillioii-s ot’
oilii,-.i°~~yo\iiig iiieii in thc Iii-itisli l<hii-
pirv, lie, did his bit. and did it iiiaiiiiil-
ly, iii the great war in which so iiiany
or our o\vii sons so recently took part.
And lie was no iiiero priiicely speiztut-
or ot’ the war; like the oi.lici“ “wlielps
oi' the Lion," he faced its diiugors,
iiliui~eil lu its trials and rcjoii-od with
tlioni in -the gloriously' Iiiiislicd work.
'i`hiiit he shull iiiuke a better iiian and
.1 iii-tter king bccaiise of his war ex-
pcrieiices none will doubt.
The present tour was iiiiilortzilmii in
coiiipliaiicc with ii i'euiiest l'roiu the
overseas doniiiiioiis, :ind is thi- first.
iiistaliiifuit iii a sci'ies of tours in con-
iniiipiaiioii, which, it is liopi-il, will in-
<’luiie Austi‘aliu, New Zealand and lii-
ilia. 'i‘lin part ot’ the prograiii now
uiidiir way, and wlilrh livgziii iiiosi,
auspivioiisly in St. .loliii's, Niid., iii-
vliidvs a visit to Sl. Joliii, N.li., lI:iii-
tax, t‘.lizii‘io-tletowii, Quelioc t‘it'y, Tor-
oiito; tlicnce west to thc l’zicltic
(`iiuit. _
(iii this \vestwiiril journey liis ltnyal
lligliiinf-is will be giveii.an npportiiu-
ity of si-.ciiig the New t‘aiiuda\ in pro-
cess ot` i’oriiiiiiion, its bouniliiiss praii‘-
ins ri-solving tlieiiisoives into <-niiit`ori-
able, pro:~ip<-_i'oiis liuiiiosti-aids, its |i'op_
“ion” gi-tiiis, its glorious iiiouniuiiis
rich iii liiiiieral weullli :is in srriiir-i‘y.
i`totiii'iiiiig ills Royal llighiicss will
visit i.\/loiitreul' and other points ne-
rf>ssai'ily omitted froin his wcsitward
iiiiii»i'ui‘y. l<`roi‘n Mniitriial lie will_go
tii Wasliingtoii, paying ii Irieiiiliy visit
in the President of the llnitoii States
uiid ithence to sonic oi’ the largest of
the eastern cities i't~-r~ml|'.ii‘lt‘.iu.g itil
New Yoi‘k for the return voyage to
l<higlaiid-. »
The Prince oi \V-ales, whose full
iiuiiie is Edward Albert. i`lirisi_ian
George Andrew l‘utr.it-k David Wiiid-
sur. wus born Jilne 23. 1394. llc was
proolziinied i‘ri‘n<'e of Wales on his
sixteentli liirtliday. June 25%, 1910. 011
.liily 13, 1911, he was invested us
i’riiii:o of Wales ut (`.ai'iiarvoii Castle
iii Wlzlles. _
ills iloyal title is llis iioyill lllirll-
iii-ss tithe niinics nliovv) l<_(l.. G~M»M-
o., on/i.n.i~:.. ivi.i‘... i'i'lm'e of W=\l<'»“
;||i(| Ea;-1 0( itfliester, l’rliii-e oi Grunt
lli-itniii and lrcluiiil, liiike of t`o\'l\~
wall, Duke ot ltothisay, Earl oi’ tiar-
rii-lc, Ilaruii ot’ iti-iil're\\', Lord oi' the
isles :ind (lreat Steivard ot' Si-otlanil.
,lie entered the war with thc rank of
tilt-iitoiiniit uiidi was raised to tht'
ariiiy rank oi' Mejor and tho iizivy
riink of Lleuteiiaiit. lic is now Colon-
i-i iii chief oi' tim (xiii-»i. roi-iis ul
tlreut Uri-tniii and |i'olaiiil, l`~li1ol` Uf
tlii- iloy Scouts of Wales, iligh Stew-
ard ot Windsor, ti governor oi"\Y\_"1-
iiiigiun (foliage, presiileiit or lviiig
llliliviirii Vll llnspitnl Ioi'o1/_-cors,Grand
Niustei- or the Uriler of St. Michael
and St. George and the llriitish Etu-
plre. ii Knight, of the Order of SL.
.liiliii oi~.]iii'iisuli-iii in Englniiil and
l’ilor ot' Wales, :ind <'liuii'iiiaii of the
llritisli l’i=iisioiis (‘oiiiniittoe. Ile was
iiiade it l~‘i'0e Maison a few uionths
ago. ,
HOW HE GOT T0 THE FRONT
ills ltoyal ii-igliness at the eut-
lirozik ot' the war was very anxious to
go to the front, and iiiiiiiediutely vol-`
iiiiif~oi‘eil his sci'vicos, Lord Kitehciier
politely deulineil his oi`i`oi~ and gave as
his reiisoii ithv fact that there was no
rcrcnt prei-.viiciit for the heir to the
tliriine paniciputiiig in iictive wai-hire.
The i’rii.ice ivas not sutlsiled with t.liis
decisioii and reiieived his request.
Lord Kitcliener was somewhat per-
turbed by his iinpni'tiiiiiity liiii iiiilior-
iiil to his Iornier deeisioii. The Prince
then said “\Vliat, objuctioii 1-un tliiire
be to iiiy going to the froiit.'.’ If l'm
killed l have plenty brothers to take
iiiy pl:ii'.P." “lt is not the fear ot' your
iiciiig killed that wori'ies us," replied
l.oril Kitclienei', “but il' you were luk-
iiii prisoner you would cause us uiucli
Iroiible, and l doii't know any oiiieer
who would care to have the respons-
iliiiity of liuving you on his stall.”
'l`he l"i‘ini‘.e saw the force or the
ai'giiiii|iiit, but ivas not altogvtlier dis-
couraged. Tlirougli another channel
he approuclieil Geiiei'iil (`ui‘i‘ie and
:isltuil to hi-. itakoii on the (lunadian
stat`l', a i‘fiqiii=st wliirli was iinniediaie-
ly giuinteii after the usual preliiiiin-
urios had been iiiranged, Thus It
was that the l’riiicii oi' Wales grati-
ticil his desire to get to the front ami
oviwcaiiiii thc rod tapc of precedence
niiil otlicial obstacles.
This iiiciiic-iii is on ii par with nn-
otlier iiiilicatlng the pcrsisteiicy of
the i’i~iiico oi’ \\lale;i in having his
own way' iii spi-te iii olllciai restric-
tions. \\-'lien lie-was a Nuvui Cadet
at Wiiidsor, like iiiany other boys, he
ran short of cash, having spent his
i|iiui'terly alloivunco long before the
end ot' the quarter. Ile wi'ote to his
,i:i'aiidiiiotlicr, Queen Victoria, asking
i`oi' iiiiaii-“.iul ussistuiice. The Queen
ropllfed tl\iit_ acting on his niutl1er`s
wislics, slit: i‘et`raiiieil froin coniply-
ing with his request and adding some
-ti'aiid»iiiotiierly advice about the wis-
iloiii iii’ living \vitliiii his allu\vuiice.|
'l`o this the l’i'iiice replied, iiiaking a
iurihei- request, This elicited anoth-
er reply t'i‘iiiii his graiid|itotliei‘. Again
lie wrote and again Qiicen Victoria
i'oplici|._ ()ii the Ill'th rtaiuest reach-
ing ilrr Majesty, she becuiue seine-
wliat uiinoyed and sent her private
-ecretai'y to visit the Prince uit Wind.
tor. The private secretary discover-
ed that the l'riiicc was niarketiug his
itoyiil' (lraiiiliiiotlicr’s letters uiuonl-1
his srliiiiiiiiiiites in order to obtain
the iioi'es.~:ary funds, haviiig disposed
ot' i-aiili of the four letters for the
hunilsoiiio suiii oi two guiuoas each.
lleiice his iiiiportiinity.
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R1-_ H°N_ em R05-r_ BORUEN, K_¢_ M.G., PRIIME MINISTER OF CANADA
_'P
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H. R. H. THE PRINCE OF WALES
/
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` h l
When His Royal Highness was
present as u guest at the (‘aiiadiziii
statt' dinner in Loniiou recently and
aniiouiiced his intention ot' visiting
(Taiiadu he turned to General (‘ui‘i'ic
to (‘uimdr|. I aiu coiiiiiig not in straing-
I-‘rs but to friends, for I have sviin so
iitueh oi yoii»(‘.:iiiailiaris during the
war that l feel as one of yoiirselves,
and I should like to know, at lirst.
hand, the land iroiii which you eiiiiie_"
Needless to say, this tribute was liiiil-
ed with eii-tliusizisin by the tlaiiadiiiiis
present.
During one of the liiittles in which
the Canadiiuis took a‘p"i‘<iiiiiiTeiiT part.
a nuinber of (iliiiriottntowii boys were
present on xi height which was being
heavily shelled by the oneniy, An
autoinobile in wliir-.li were ai iiiiiiibei'
of ofllcers pzissed by thc-iii. (ine of
the letter rciiiai'keil, “You are haviii_~.:
it pretty lint up there boys." “Yes,‘
replied one of the (7liurlott.oto\vii
boys, “this is un place for ii iiiiii|stt~r`s
son.” The oilicer siiiileil as he ivaiveil
ii t`arewell.
“ilu you know \vlio that is?" :if-ilu-il
the _oillccr in eliurge.
“No," i'eplied the iiiiys.
‘"i‘liiit is the l‘i'iiii:e ot \V~:1l0s."
Tubieiiu.
TODAY'S PROGRAM.
11.30 a.ui___.iiis iloyiil iiigliiiii-is, I i
ill acceiiipuiiiiiil liiy his suite \\1ili ii
i| land at <Muriue Wli:ii'i`_ |l
IiI.1itl.-i‘ar:iile nt' (trout \\'iir 1;
Veteriiiis in uiiiiorni or i-i\'ii~s I,
wearing lniilgcs oi rank, svr\'i<~c E‘
and tIecoi‘atioiis.i u|i Qiici-ii lol
itirhiiionil, and to l’roviiit-lui il
Building, wlierc ailili'cssi-s will ii
be iimscilteil and i-iiiv.<\iis will bi- I
presented to Iiis Royal lligliiiiiss. I’
After the <:ureiiiniiy at the l’ro- l'
viuciul Building tho parade will `
prnceeil down Ric-.liiiiniiil to
Priiice, up Prince to liciiit, along
Kent to Victoria l’:irl<.
Froiii Victoria Park hy Roch-
ll iord and Kent to \Vcyiiiiiii,tii St.,
it tlienee down Weyiuouili to Prim-ri
ll
|' will be piirtuken of.
||l At 3.30 from Prince of Wales
‘| (`ollege hy \Vey\iioutli to Longt-
ii wortli Aveniie, thcncn by Mount
l|lEdwuril Road to Expcriiiientnl
1| Farm, around Experinieiital Fiiriii
ii returning by saine route to Fitz-
li roy street iuid out to Trotting
|| iuirk. ,
,|i Rochford to Kent, from Kent to I
ll
it Pm-k Roadway to Brighton Villa.
|| where the Garden Party will be
held.
Vlliii along Brighton Road, down
and snid “Sir, I feel that iii coiniiig l llis lt`ii_\‘:il liighnvss and party '§
»
Charlottetown in
I 6-:_~.::_-_'";‘“'f“;‘:' '~'_f',`iT:;f_*`f_'T_'_~:.‘.“‘§\`
il
of Wales College, where luiiiclieon il
li
|| After visiting Park, down Fitz- il
ll my street to ltochford, from Ii
l
the Park Roadway, aiiii along ll
l
Ii
|| Re-turn '1‘rip.-From brighton tl
ll ll
l l’_own:il to Kviiit, up Kent io ll
i Queeii, t`i'oin Qiicen to lticliiiiniid, |§
" down lticliiiioiid to tire-at George, il
ji down Great (lcorge to \Vzitci‘, and ll
` nloiiy.: \Vait-r street to the Wliari, if
_ will oiiilisirk. ~ 
V Gay Attire for Prince
(‘liurlotii\io\vii is looking resplend-
ent iii its gay attire for the visit ot' Ills
itoyul lliglinoss, the Priiice ot Wales.
The l)oiiiiiiioii llulldiiig is liaiidsomely
iieiiiirzitiqi for the occasion. This work
is iii the lifiiids oi' Mr. (‘.liarles (lud-
iiioro, lloiiglas Street and is .being
done iiiidcr the supervision ot' Mix- it.
\Viiito|', Siipoi'iiiteiideiit, of the Military
liospital at (‘ainip llill, ilnliiax, The
design was fiiriiisilied by the Public
Q '_é‘i__”-
ii coiiiiiiusiiii sincinis
do light house work. Evriiiiiigs oil'.
Apply tluiirdiun Olii-ce. 211-S-1iiMti`.
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Works Departiiient, Ottawa. At the
front et the building at the lower ex-
treniity are two large Union Jacks
draped surinounteil by an evergreen'
wi'eni.li and ii Union Jack in the buck-
grown. Above this wreath in lan
sliapc are draped two red eiisigns and
two lilne eiisigiis. in the centre is
placml tho linioii Jack and above this
descendiiig i‘i‘oiii the apex of the gable
to the top ot' the wreath are three
strings ot' rode. flags. The opposite
side of tim building is also very beauti-
fully decoruted. - _ ,
A handsome arch has been erected
on Queen Sqiinre facing the front of
the Provincial Building. This arch
was desigiieil iiiy Mr. Andrew Hennes-
sey and was constructed under his
superiiitciiiloiice. The design is neat
and artistic and is supported by
double ever green pillars. The spruce
rrovviaiil exterior is decorated with
nuiiierniis cloctric lights, flags and
patriotic iiintttieg niaking a decidedly
line ef|`oct. The word "Welconii-i"
stuiitlg out ln large letters at the top of
arvli on lioili sides. Mr. iieiiiiessey is
i-r=rtainl_v to be coiigrutulated upon his
artistic iibrliiy, `
'l‘iin I`ront oi’ tim l‘r»,wiiici;il lliiilii-
iiig is also neatly 1l~,r..ii'iitz‘il with flags
:iiiil the stairway witliiii has been new.
ly rnfpetoil while i`ui‘led euslgii_~x`ilc-
i-nriito tlic»wiill at the head of the
st:\|i'wuy.
I '|‘lio Murine and Fislicries Build-
ing_ I-iiriier ot' Griiut George and Dor-
clicslor Streets is one of the most
:ittiwirlively iliicnruted buildings in the
city. The ai'i-iiiigenients oi' flags and
iiutioiial rinblems is excellent.
Tho lttiilway Station as pre-
vioiisl-_.' stator] has been handsoiiiely
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(Continued on Page Eight)
.\NNoUNo1-:M1 -
oonimo EVENTS,
M1~:E'r1Nos, 1~:'i‘c.
"RESERVE Wednesday. Augiint
27th for Picnic nt Rustico on the
grounds of St. Augustine's church,
283-8-16M3i.
*iWn have nice styles of Bumpers for
rear or front of cars. Right prices
too. J. Stanley Wedlock. 296-8-16ni2i
"COME to the W. M. S. Tea at
York lilall on Labor Day Septveinber
lst lieglnning at 5 p. m. tea, sand-
wiches, ice cream and cake. lt not
fine. on Wednesday.
"THERE WILL BE A festival in
Stanhope in Mr. Mnrsh's field Satur-
day Augiist 23. ice cream and cake,
ten and sandwiches will be served. It
WELCOME T0 THE  
PRINCE Ili WALES
(By A. j. Mt-.»\dain)
Soii ol tlic .\`c:i-l\`iii;_{~', \\'cicoiiit~l (liild oi' our Sovcrcigiis, llaill
l’roiirll_v :iiiil glad \\'<~ gre-I-t tliru, I';ir on tli-inc out bonufl trail.
Distaiiit fur tliougli thc iiiitliway that lt-ads to our lslaiiii shore,
, Still clit-i'i.~li i\'i- iii-rc :is gin-|'iliiii a iiaiiii- iicvcr iiolilcr bore.:
'l`liricc lo_\':il lslc ol |’i'iiirt- l-Iil\\':ii‘il, iwiit-\\'cil is our joy today, i
lfvt-i'_\' livzirl-tliroli ai lilcssiiig, in-lciiiiiiiig-Iroses to strcw on thy way.
‘ It
liriglit glmvs tlie day of tliy coiiiiiig, and liiiglitcr still may it bel A
A /\s tlii- l’i':ii1'i<- falls to tlic .\louiit:iiii, :ind the l<iv¢.-rs sing to tlic Sea:
'l`lic voiri' of :i Nzitioii, iiiiiti-il, flnsli fvrl :is the peiigliiii brood,-
I.css lil:it:i_|it \f`i<‘ioi's t-xiiltxiiit tliaii t`riis:iili-r_~; lrcsli from the Rood;
'l`lit-ir rrioil iii liuniilit_\' \'oti\'t-_ li<ii'iic loiig on :i riiggt-il path, I
lint thc tlii-ws Ilizit li:i\'t- ~'ti'ii_i_f_f_fli»i'l :irc stir-iigtliciicil, and vanislied now
l is their \\'i‘:itli.
Tiiongh iwdtler than ever for _lo.~liii;i stood the Sun der that fateful
`And never so brave the Clianipion as tlicrc stood by each Spartan
'lliongli ucvcr so fit-rcc tlic .\l:icl~troiii that sivirlcil from the broken
` i
And. ncvcr so valiuiit tlic Sentinels now wliosc writcli Father Neptune
'l`liongli pits oi' llc(-post llziiiiiiatioii ilispiilcil lligli lleavcti for place,
/\n<l i\l:irs’ o’cr jr-lio\';ili`s tlniiidcr truiii|>li'd on in cxultant pace:
i
Rell, rcildcr lar, bcanis the Siiiisct, :ill l".:ii'tli liziskiiig glad in its glow,
This clouds that occzisioiial liiigcr foiliiig liriglitcr the Seven-Arched
lion* ; ;
he tol<cii ot' l'c:ircliil -'l`oiiiorro\\', tlic llopc and tlic l":iitli of a Dawn
.Wlicii inriii to cacli is xi brotliter, and, none \\"ar-Lord's cheap
.\ day over :ill ltritaiiiiatioiia'l, with liail to our Fivii-l{iiig’s dear name,
liven our littlc lslct rusiilciitlciit, as do stars \\'<~ar thi: sui1liglit’s bright
'fliiirc l.a1ip_v islc of l’riiicc iV`.<lwzii‘d, <lt-clccd lair for this glorious
May the sinibczinis loiigcr linger. and tlic lircezcs gentler play;
|'l`lic rcd, red slioi'<-s tlizit wiiitcii \\'licrc foaiii llcclts rippling in,
And thc blue of licavcii o`cr-:ircliiiif__f \\'lit-rc green-robcd slopes begin;
Tlic colors trnc oi :I people, wliosc licarts beat truc to none -
Devotion siiiiplcr, higher, than to.--King Gcorgc’s Soul
~  ., .0
Son ol the Sea-Kiiigfs, \\'clcoiii<‘! (`liilrl of our Sovcrcigris, Hai-ll
(iladly and proud \\'<- grcct tlu-c, i':ir on tliiuc oiit~liouu<l trail;
lflcsscil .bc tliy days and iiiziiiy, pit-:is:iiit iliy |»:iilis sl-i't'iir~,
'l`lic l‘ri<lc ol our l".iiiiiii'c-.\’:itioii; l‘rid<- of our King and Queen :l
Son of tlic St-:i-l\'iiigs, \\“'it~lt'oiiiul l‘riiicc crcif Royal, llail! -
l’r0urlly and glad we spvvtl illcc: scifi* Iii* tliy lioliivsliouiitl trail!
_Cliarlottcto\\'ii, l’.'l'1. lslziiiil,
August 18th, it/iii). '
THE ‘VEATHER `m`ll`lin li'ElHtm`n‘l‘liTrictlEiBh this after
IC HG Wi E '
TEMI)ERATURE noon at 5.11 tomorrow at 'ti 29 and
TIDE, MOON, ETF, ,’l`liursduy at 7. 41; it will be high
l - 1
1-0R0,NT0' August ]9,_.p;n_.,t i<,;toiiioi'row nioiniiig nt 3.34, \‘Vedneii
soutlieust winds, niestly cloudy, show 'day iit 4.32 and '1‘liuri-idaiy at 5.40.
not fine Saturday will be held August
25. 322-8-19-MH
HIS HONOR THE ACTING GOVER NOR, HON. J.A. MATHIIBON, CJ
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