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Honour . Governor Heartz and His Wore ip Mayor McKenna

Burns’ fioniversary

~ . . . CEtI-IBRATION

. Monday and Tuesday, Jnngluary 25th and 26th, 1926

STRAND THEATRE

Under Auspices of The Caledonian

Club o_f_ Plrince Edward Island

Qrand Opening b Caledonian i Club Pipers an Drumers

1. A-QCailedonian ‘Club Parade. B-Auld Robin .Gray—Afton Water By Charlottetown Orchestral Society. ‘ 2. Chorus-SO Peg-formers. A-There was .1 Lad was Born in Kyle . . (Burns) B-Flow Gently Sweet Afton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Burns) 3. Highland Fling . . . . .. Masters lan and Willie Burnett 4. Solo-The Road to the Isles, A Song of the Hebrides Mrs. Seth. Henderwn r 5. Readings from Burns .. . . . . . Rev. W. Bruce Muir 6. Ye Blnks anli Brae; of Bonnie Doon . . . . .. (Burns) Male Quartette.

7. Bonnie Scotland . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. Orchestral Society 7-A. Solo-The Auld Brig of Ayr R. Waiter Burdett B. Dance Sean Truibas . . . . . . . . . . .. Min Laura Midi“ (Farewell appearance) E-Chorus-Scots Wa Hae Wi Wallace Bled (BWM) 10. Violin Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Scottish Selections

_Mr. Wagner 11. Duet—T1ae Rowan Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mryz. Fletcher and Mrs. Henderson ‘l2. Readings from Burns . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , Rev. W, Bruce Mll-ir ‘l8. Solo-ding to Me the Auld Scots Songs . . . . .. - - Mr. R. Phllllpson ‘l4. Boys Bag; Pipe and Drum Selections . . . . . . . . . . .. Masters lan, Willie and Nlal Burnett 15. Duett-A Wee Hoose Among the Heather . . . . . . . . . .. Messrs. Dingweil and Qwigiey 16. .A—-M‘ald of Dundee B-Highland Patrol Orchestral Society

l7. Hornpipe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Miss Anna MacRae ...... ..._. ..._. __.. (Farewell AppearaneQ) 18. Lender's Selection . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19. Gaelic Song . . . .

R. Walter Burdett p.=.il;}.{id.lr;§fy;.'""' " '

20.-Chorus--John Anderson My Jo John . . . . . . . . - . ..

Auld Lang Syne GOD SAVE THE KING Prof. Fletcher. Musical Director and accompanist as- sisted by Miss Lillian Earle.

22nd at 9 a.m. Plan for Tuesday 26th at Jamicsorfls, Tues-

Timo is Short

One of our big clothing wholesale houses of Mon- treui was unable to send their traveler this season und h a v o. expressed th ei r complete range of samples for Stilts. It will ‘probably be the last chance for the pub. lic to secure a suit from this range. This range consists of the finest impor. ted lVORSTEDS CHEVIOTS a n d

Phil Taylor, a well known Can adlan skating at st. Moritz, Switzerland,

I American actress who was married to fifromardtic courtship In which the l

' land to her home in the United 8 i!!!

professional skater, is here with Lady Northeak, the the Earl of Northelk after a

young earl followed her from Enq-

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West Will be Held— 2.45 p. m.—Ice in G

ilAY iii iIiiRllNii RINK

Annual Competition Between East and

Commencing at ood Condition and

i“ Keen Contests Are Expected.

i The Curling Club is planning s. ibig‘ day on‘ Saturday next when the

Annual competition between the W4‘ East and livest will be held. Games

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will be culled at 2.45 und 4.30 p.

qoompotlng on each side‘. A bean ,supper will be hleld al. 6 p. m. anal B on

Ebcrg H. A.; Clawson

ughes G. C.; Weeks H. WI:

McGragor D. D.; McLean ‘N. D. ‘Spare Mcn‘:— Coffin E; Nelson A; Nicholson G. LP.

WEST

E. E; lter W.; Hearn J.

TWEEDS.

Prices $16.50, $18. $20., $22.50, $24 to $32.00.

1W. ROBBLEE

Men’s wear Boys’ wen-r

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Business Hours 8 a .m., 8 p. m.

7362~22-1M8i. ' ' __.____________ Jimmy Dykes Set t Record For Freak Batting Stunts

ICHFCAGO, Jan. 20.—Records for freak batting slums were put in the discard lust season by Jimmy DYkOS, of the Philadelphia Athlet- lcs, in his phenomenal hitting against tho Yankees on OcL 2.

Jimmy went to bat live times. und euch time up he safely hit the

."bulldlug).

' At the Rotary ‘ ncheou yester- day. the speaker was Mr. Charles E. lllicKenzle. 0f Milton, who de- livered ' an excellent address on

or at. least business men are direct- ly from the farnror at most once removed. Then wlththis know- ledge we are very nearly related. Many of our authorities state that the farm is an ideal place in which to rear good business men and we all 'kuow that not only our best and moat successful ‘ ' as and professional men. but some of our greatest leaders, political and oth- erwise. have been country boys. Mr. Chairman, l have baen'de- grossing from the subject and; must return. Viewing the sub- ject from a rural unglo one per- ‘haps notices instances that would not occur to urban dwellers. Now that the live question of Buy at Home is being discussed in both town and country one begins h ,reallze as never before the real re- ilation town bears to country und vice versu. On the one side what

town 0r mail order buying we have

[all or nearly all of us lost sight of

the rural issue (namely home This idea of buying away from home (unsight unseen) is reslly a menace to the very fabric of our province and any remedy or suggestion to lessen this evil will help to‘ restore the, great boon we as residents of little Prince Edward island look for in making and keeping our little home by the sea, what the Great Giver of sll good intended it to he. an ideal Home.

The poet surely struck the nail on the head when he penned the‘ following:

“Why did God make the gem so‘ small, I And why so huge the granite, , Because he meunt mankind should,‘ place, i The higher value on it.” l

Viewing the question from u rurifslsndpolnt there ure a few‘; suggestions l would like to make to those of my hearers who are, catering to the wants oi’ our poo-l, 1st, Careful and it possibltm-i co-oporatlve buying so as to offset,‘ the supposed better terms given- large mail order houses. 2nd. Careful and conscientious service

rn Iyi? f EDWARD

v A MASSIVE

AN EPIC DRAMA 0F .6312? HEARTS 'AND_ MIGHTY EVEN =1

"Your breed was strong enough

to take that land from the claws

cf the wilderness, but none could

be strong enough to keep it

lrom the gentle finger: of

progress." i I Theodore Roosevelt.

DRAMA DEPICTING THE PICTURESQUE PHASE OF THE ROMANTIC WEST

100,000 steers in mad stampede, miles of prairie ablm "and an ocean of moving cattle form spectacular basil. ground for this masterpiece or film industry.

.A picture you will carry in your mind.

M 0ST

Opening Chapter of Our New Serial “ SUNKEN SIL V ER

A thrilling Serial Drama oi‘ the Secret Service and m; hunt for a lost fortune in silver dollars. START Tl-lE FIRST CHAPTER TODAY !

BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM SATURDAY MFATINEE ONLY “THE PONY EXPRESS" "SUNDOWN" AND “SUNKEN

first bail pitched. Four of the hits were off (lurlund ‘Bmxlon and one wns oil’ lierb Pennock, and they included u home-run and u. three- bugger.

Five out of five isn't so rare, but when one butler gels live‘ clean hits out. of lin- pitched bulls he has done something which the old. timers concede in mightly unusual.

The some pluycr had another Perfect. duy at the plute on July l2. when he collected four hits oul. 0f that many times at pat, Two months later, ho mnde good on live our, ol‘ six trips lo the plate i" me Second gnmc of u liflilbie-hPfliilll".

if" Fiil-ilfileilli. RPd Sox (lutili-id-

Iliouston ‘Dr. J. [C.; ‘Sinclair A. C.; Black C. ll.; Stewart H’. M.

Watkls F. T.; Willis-ms C. IVl.; ‘Guudei. -G.; Fllletler G.

‘Stewart D. ll.; Duff-y C. C.; Mc- Klnnon Donald; ‘Small Ed.

Bayer J. A. S.; Archibald l‘. C.; Prowse ‘T. W. 14-; Lightizer J.

to the buying public, a careful study of ones customer and his needs almost always result in in- creased sules, and if every merch- unt, salesman or sales-lady would I make a careful study o f their sev- W erul departments und its relation ‘- to the buying public iucrensedlil lrudo would follow. , These few suggestions hacked llpiiié by reliable gnudn should have throw effect of retaining at home much, i of the trade that now goes to maiil} 'i

‘m. and at 7.30 p. m. ‘Nine Rinks Plan for Monday 25th. opens at Jamiesons Friday i

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d” a 9 _-,_,,,_ Qfmwpayer“ ‘m ewe e‘ 0 p SILVER." CHAPTER one.

s» :19 :' Consider the Health of, The Household

0 Diseased germs lurking around old plumbing fixtures _ é cause sickness and fatal epidemics. We have the modern l

w. also ha‘, an mm rword‘ o" ‘My m me u,,h,,“,“,,g m- m" pray of installing plumbing. A closet or porcelain bath 3, u, mam“, magnum, WP“, ,0 [he home. l know that to llilllly pco-‘xQ installed by us In your home will save you many dollars. ppm. six limes, “ma” one M,’ pie living nt u distance from lilo M wnlkpd "W, mums.‘ m“, scared “w, rlty, the writing out. or o mull ord l“ Call, gnu-i, . or is much Billiitll‘ lhnn u trip lo‘,/\ lown but it one wlll only Btup lliiiiviy consider ones duty to homo lheyfi will he inclined lo give the honueil/l merchant the prollvrenne (every-i thing being equal) und l um sum ,4 once this is slurlcd it will rteuult h‘ in largely inrneusl-d homo buying“ then the wuy to rcuch lhlu plush of M customers would be lhrmuzh __ _ . DPBHF- iii-‘i iii" llilfiliie klw , nsloli- und nnuutuln the Yilll "f6 iliiifl iliiii Wiiliill,’ - prmiuctivieniiss of our fnrms should fillet iliilenziiiiliilhfilfigil‘ CiItiiiIiIIIKiIE-Ali be more guru-rally zulupuul. Live i1"! "i -'l i‘ ill’. i=1 "m" f“ stock improvmilolil should he fost- lilileiguigfsiitielg erod und ('ll({illl‘l1lifl]ti]| cvery [Dos- ‘ ~ v -- ~ flow nu our prov nee tumors are secured lrcnl them no |_q H“. "my llrqyjnge 1n Canada pa. "ii"- lhe)’ will 00m" iliicii- iPiilTBd a disease free urea, llva All"! "Om ii" lili-‘l mere iiiTiistor-h lmprovorucut will mean "B99915 1° ‘his Klein illiefiiio" mi“ nun-h i0 our people us a whole and ‘"9 °i' shmiid be "i "lime" i",uuy help that can be given by 011i’ fiery Tandem of "i" Proviiife- llmsiness men along this line will Lei me "ii and "MW" a ‘iiw-Tino! only be appreciated by the m)“- Wiim i“ ‘he ma] “"19" "Hfurnicxui but will result in better farming? The ultimate goul ngr|,.,,|u,,.,, which h, m", w,“ be farming ls to obtuin u rcturxlvrpflectcd in the general business which wlll enable farmers to build n; the ,,,,,v|,,,.e_ Wm“, hare 1e; up u satisfactory farm lifo, but lhe me nmke the suggosflon ma; bu“. great reflw" 7°“ tarmmi! i“ m" ness und professional men unite Hmne- Therefore’ whatever Sm“ with the farmer in advertising the cess may be enjoyed in agriculture disease h.“ products o; pflngg is sooner or later reflected ln tho Edward [shunt The“ with [hor- homos or the whole community; ough “reparation and unproven then agriculture deserves the best agriculture Wm come unproven i“ "him"! “vim? m“ ca" be pm‘ business conditions that 1 trust vlded, this includes good schools. Wm be general and mam,‘ chufches. and other educational Rotary“ .1. P. Crockett was in Buyer‘ ‘L A MucMmaX" my‘ :::..;l:'"'.:"l;2a:.:.';;' "Lin: to "‘,;".“;'::. can‘ J- »~~ , . . . - - 0 ' memo through profitable agriculture. Tu ggfisigilsyr l‘ m ‘VERDE! To m1,“ secure these, we must adopt every downs, D_ A_ Macmnnon hen". method that will tend to the goal n commended ML Macxenzie's o1 success. It then is the duty of egcenon, paper; and with fegllfd every resilient of this province t0 to the auggesflon o; hualnegfl men fostlertthe folhlawllng ideas that tend advanmnz on the“. amuonery o e er agr cu ure: . as u dqseagg Systems o: rotations and meth- Prime? Vlitwnrdlslnnd

I i l "The Rinks have been (lrawn up r119 follows. and skips are request- ed to haw .helr teams on hand. r I EAST

{McLean ll.; Townsend W. 11.: ‘Currie li.:

Doors open at 7 p.m. Performance at 8 o'clock Sharp. Audience requested to be seated before 8 o'clock. J.>G. McFadyen, President; T. M. McMillan, Secretary; Burns Concert Committee—- T. F. White, Chairman; J. G. McFadyen, J. P. Nicholson, F. C. Currie. Aben Mc- Lean. J. K. McKenzie.

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Reserved seats 50 and 75 cents. Q

, Pickunl A. .- Whear J. l~‘.; Bentley J. A.; Mc- Kgmwn E; N“), R i>lyIuinu1uA.i\V.; Tuylor W. ‘l<‘.;Mc- Jpn", (yo, (u. m," Co, a E, Donald J. ill; Wi/lmlsor R, m-Nuu n; .Miller A. M"K"""°" l“ A-i 5"" ‘7- "-1 510W Goodwin DR; Mango,‘ G n“ M0 art l". l\l.; Vlnzrcoml) A. A. ‘MRI-Hum, AL ‘Stewart W. A; ‘Lewis J. ll.; . “m” Bluir Jiobi: Winchester ‘H. ‘Prim?!’ W- H-l Scott Alex; lind- ‘Kson [u] Doyle ETTITIIFLL, Sharon-AV. Grant; M. 1'. The 4.1m p. , ln 1924 (ll/PF iilu pros-pm}! from tir-

ordcr houses outside-the province. Willie -l have mudu the suggestions. l know lllnl . rural dwellers huvo u (lllly m ill

. M-I Taylor 11:.‘ , ‘Mdllillan I}. B.‘ Jilclx-ol] A;

I I , Hickey 8. Nicholson s a - ‘Mulch ‘A; Jones J‘. ll. Black Twist ..?.*1i.'"¢& P~

Flu-WI‘ J- A-t Yilulntyre ‘Dr; eron J. ll: iP-‘irker W. F‘.

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_ Mrs. Stribling- Says “N0 College”

SAVANNAH, 9a., Jan. g1, “yum, W. L. Slrlbling dons not like the

Tllus [OZIIHS will play at 2.45 p. m.,' n ' und 7.30 p, m,

und 1925 the “H351, wan lilust but this your every llwlnts to u strong win ‘Inn .

Capinln Coutu IS Fillfifi $100 MON'l‘llEAi.._—_J—lin. 2i.‘

(loulu, (Zunnllien defem-o player Wiw m lust nir-lilUs come with

Cnm- write or phone us for your next plumbing work.

FRED H. TRA [NOR

L0 GRAFTON STREET

il something better than the ordinary Chewing Tobacco. it has a flavor all its own. The man who wants a real good lasting chew, always asks for Mickey's. E.:ware. of substitutes. '

iilCiiEY & IICIIOLSCI

TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED. Ottawa was given o. millch penalty

M f t ere Charlottetown . _ n“ a“ “r _ ‘ _ _ $58 Lgiiijgig Referee Dr. Leflamme The third period was faster lluln mo» - il- ""9 llilildffid dlgilurs tO- the prevlouslwo, the colts showiw-r

'=== a The boxers (my ivy Leo Dandurand managing u t ~ . . . l, _ _ , , » p o much better udvzmtagc. (mic ockey Champlonshlpuhnffiiifmthltep-lucc plain to TIBWHIJII-P‘ director of the Canadians. scored for Moncton in fill seconds. Now Open To

Ml Alunclon 4, Suspgx (L

Second Period PHONE zoo-J.

lp lhn second period \v“_.,,,,,_ Opposite Prince Edward Theatre Kerwin, Cole, linnturucho, Wuli 1nd Gould scored for Jinnclon, and i’. Radcliffe und ll. Radcliffe notched up one ouch for Sussex. ’l‘he period ended 10 to 2 in fnvor

of the railway town team.

Billy r . ho uid that ll Willi stood the government pro l‘ have dies mudo to he plucedd. disposal of business mun.

Au Mr. Hyndmun sizitelilli a committee was already I» on this mutter, the colonel drew his motion.

This (jllefillflll was also dlw__ by Mr. S. A. Macloeod. who, gcsted that it should be tall with the Publicity Association Wilfrid Boulter and others.

A communication from Kill kins. ‘Secretary of tho S. P4 relative l0 u ‘hook of lvllcrl’ ' to provide u fund to illliili B! for truvkmens horses. u-as i1 up. and laid over till next meeting.

0n motion it was derided i0 "l..udles’ Night" on Februlili und the following committed appointed by the Di "“ wllllfil‘ Grant, J. M. zuuruydi Gallagher, George S. lumiiiifli‘

Sussex Moncton

‘Roach Defence

Pooh-I run’! I" l "H "t f. my lines today. Friend-Hero's u mntch- m

hu. .\Ilnsrd's Llnlmrnl fonohlgii

—-By use}... ‘ucnlunll

W . A. Bastartche‘ E. Bastarncho

l THOUGHT i 0\0~'T l-‘KE

' m o - bee. YOUR R on THAT bun-Em _ New ,

mo. our wou orzoooao THEbE GLOVE’; -

TA-TE-TA TUi"'\*TA'TE.'

She also said and the k k l’. H, ,| m m l puc was cpl moving llzilimuhils no Damn“ skating‘ m’ or at luétm): Moncton Defeat swiftly up and down the ice. both A U S Competition Victoria Vancouver. Scuttle and, team“ ‘wrkmg hard‘ “it”? mi“ .' ' ' . , ' _ . i Iilztltillipilitilfyi’, 3lri,rtll1gccih‘clylct§un1s lffliligcllgitxwnligh Georges Carpenller at SUSSOX 12 t0 5 Friars. n. Radcliilfe slipped un- ~ ‘ ‘ ' ' __.__ rubber behind Wi son and in two ' B05707‘- Jilii‘ 2°~ ‘T Aimiher ' SUSSEX, Jan. 21—The Moucmn minutes afterwards, in u beautiful world championship has been ONLY 48 GAMEs OF rush, scored another. .' 7 r tile ROW! Arena to l ht b th ‘Amman Vatmem t EXTRA INNINGS. v n 5mm of 1? to 5_ ‘$5,, m: a: and after 10 minutes play J. Friars lorglmiioctligy uiigmifliiloeuflkriigi-lgfiil (‘memo Jan. l20.-—Only 4s u...‘ ' g3 cehiilign or! a little tripping. for 9,9,?“ °"° 111°’? ‘a! 5'1""; mill’- , i ' , ‘ w c u ew penalties were banded 97° W“ 11° i" 9i‘ 3°" "3- citflls the Stanley Cup, emblem ofllm inning 3am“ “"6 Played ‘HE “N54”, . Amos. manager of Tommy Mlllflgan Wilson, the becomes tho objective of hockey 1935 Beacon, league stfllifiiicsqgngnsh weuorwelgh, nnnounc d made many sensational clubs in the [Jnites States} The shgx" or than comm“ we“, mitodsy that he had received a cabfe- While Roach the Qugggx net lficzr....zf.sz.i.zl"z. 322.5. Zlliiim-mos mo» "m" " "’ .. n. ll a , llvlillla llhtl Lod . l goodf . Btht Fililfliiiun lculll-‘l- The FY0561" World 118',” ‘Pemwck °t i“ Y“"kf°‘fun Jgng. rgr "the n ‘xléliixgifrvliztiélillilnice cgrrriniiinaiiocil and the v, t_ ago. nst Bob Groves of the Ath et l Filflmiliwi-‘i Irwin" Ciliigflfs 0f c ms Peunock blanked m, opponpcbomplonshlp. play was replete with many lndiv- ‘P. Ralcllffe . . . . . .. ufilgosgliiniialrliuglrgldllnabititeum in the ("Hi8 with lour hits andidld not Am“ “id he cgned a reply’ ‘dual rushes‘ i ii ‘Friars ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " _ , i ldlil iii f i ii (h k till f if l l-ILCB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. PM! Bxpurimei" Pmved imcmissiui oltfréeilhanfi “g” m?’ glee” ha‘, Yflgzhlfigran? tosfizckrfigarns? ianiannuagl: Gdeitmifl the neat lgfiixiad 1:511»? 5:0 Bilvfgk! ~ - - 5P4 m“ Be-‘i-‘imi New York “d in“? n t ehpnbthes u; "k filer of Walker. The cable from in u beautiful rush 9 minutes later l-i. Radcliffe fiiflbiimi‘ wimwed‘ “me w en e 8' 88R London was signed by Jim Mc- repented the trick. Lane scored E. Friar ‘mm. "may years hockey has been counted the one and deciding run. _ v 1 , - Milllgan meets Jack Zivic Frl- dose two minutes later. Sussex W. Friars . . . . . . . . . . . .. firfllixffsgaegszgii-gg us“ Czhnejlfgrinahfigmsgx wiligeullxdlafigozgg day night at the Gardens. tailed to tally and the period end- Referee-W. S. Hay. e . . __________.. __..._.___ .‘._ -.._.____ , , ,,__,__._ .._._-...--.._.... .._...-___.. n“ major,“ Tygers battled m the long game. 331N311“; up FA’; 5153,. - LN,“ m Ions no Swen plays“ ‘Connie Mack's crew was in _ _ team-goal. point, (lover-point, cenJxotb-er, whlla the mlfld R9,, so, BY QOLLY- w-g HARD To 4.1T m0 lflxrfimm M“; m“ wmg and bottled through nine extra inning _ grower." But fourteen men clutter- fumes» no ONE AROUND- ILL. soar 09.0w I nacho ice surface. and the Iix l ‘am ON THE‘ w“ FLOOR AN‘ CLAlM r n I s‘ ‘i » ,4, custom men, center, aha ‘ renc men n V - . . p» Stop Falling Hair l “Boothe scalp four limes a week .w,ll.ll' Mlnnrdh. ll. removes

is not considering u “nnutes may on n m,“ from _,_ AMERmAN LEAGUE ‘HAD Atluntics defeated the Suss u 4111819‘! Dem"? U"? 9Y9 95 we ut ex c0 a Cole notched one up for Moncton i world supremacy in the ice some the American League during this! NEW YORK‘ “"- 21~ “MW wt‘ the 5‘""° W581“ has Tl("\'l‘l’ been held by other than lug the July 4 game hitched byilwmooo for a Mickey Walker and Md did n0‘ show up u Put l‘

National Hock?!’ League last year iii" 8 base on pomp Groves on mencceptlng the proposition and siig- ln the first period Gould took