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Myers 2 Tube Set. including everything $59-03 Crossley One Tube Set, including everything $28-00

Crossiey Model 6, 2 Tube Set, including everything $39.00

Amrad Sets, Including Tubes. Billteril-"F. flfl- 3715-00 Paragon, one of the finest sets made, inclubing Tubes.

S Batteries, etc. 5125-09 l‘ Atwater-Kent Set, Including 2 Tubes, Batteries, etc. é $50.00 ii Myers Tubes ----------------------------------------------------------------- » 53-03 y‘ Bristol Loud Speakers -- $20-00 ‘ Magnavox Loud Speakers »- $25-00 Manhattan Telegraph Instruments-Au teach tele- - graph); $3.00

24 Volt Welland B. Storage Batteries $20-00

Sleeper Radio Frequency Transformer $2.50

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statesmen, literati. historians, phil- osophers and the mechanical arts she stands pre-enlinent; while she hus generously murlured rmllimfw- poetry olld chivalry. it is scarcely necessary to lllcntiou the names OI’ Wallace. liruce, Douglas and R811’ iIOIPII nnd the numerous other iii- "rcpid heroes zllld dulllltlens pal- rols who performed such prodigl“ .9! vulor oll numerous battlefield!‘- Frolll n vcry curly llfirllld Ellghmd made frequent cllcroaclllnenls on Scotland, dllil frolli time to time claimed rights laud privileges which the North Country Vfihelllfinu?’ N" sisted. The consequence was nunl- R crous wars between thc two nil- lions. in rho bottle of Bannock- liurli in 1314 the Scbttish army, ull-j dcr lhc lcildcrship of KIHB Robe" llrucc, won u complete victory over, tho English llnd thus established, Stfbllilllllta"! independence. in those IVIIPH lhc Scottish kings were BI- wuys ill the van zlnd by their tax-- llllllllt‘ :llld prowess Inspired the” foilolvl-rs. Thus ill. BflflllOCkbllTll

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\\'ho are Britain's greatest soi- dicrs 0t‘ the prel-lcllt day; what. rc- piluenis have achieved the great cs1 success and covered themselves with glory and renown where evt-i- prowess and endurance were cal-l- i-d for Ill our very lutcsl. wars‘! Thi-

"Illuck Watch," "Gordon High- lzilldlers," Sezlforlll Highlanders." "AYl-tyic ilighlollllcrs" ulld mlllly

others with unmistakably Scottish nzlnlc-s. Ill suprelllc command of all Br-‘tiiilfs urmics in lllt- Great Will‘ “'11s the greotStlotsnlilll. Sir Douglas Half, nnd HHSOCIIIIOII with him wort- lluillclolls other follious Scottish l-tcnlartlls.

\‘i’~'thin our memory Grout Britain bus had four Prllne llilnlstersflliild- stone, ilulfoulzCainpbcli-Ilunm-rillull Andrew Bllilr Law ilflll ltilnlsay .\lc- Doniild, not nil born in Scotland. ‘but ovcry one oi’ tllcnl Scottish ill

HIS is an ideal month for

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paint and varnish are great germ destroyers, and hospital cleanliness in the homeis a big asset on the side of health. fl There are various’ quite new decorative finishes all of which produce most‘ pleasing effects. Rooms

may be brightened, given more sunlight value, with proper painting. flRemem. ber too, it is true economy to paint and varnish when‘ your property needs it.

HELP WANTED.—Mujor E. His -nck ol‘ the Salvation Army wriies= I -Illl\'\' rl-ccivcd u rcquest from u xory poor wolilun living lll iMllgdul- m Islands. zlsking me if I could solid Ili'l' stillli- (‘llilllrclfs Clothing its SII - has zl largo fallllily. and very poorly providcd for. Any friend who would like to help in this worilly object please communicate willl me oi oncc. us lilo boat stops running cud of year."

P. W. C. DEBATE.—-Sci:tl0ll B. ol‘ lilo I’, W- C. Ultilillllllil Sill-int? ill-id lllcir liniil l-ilecting oi‘ lilo l-‘uil lcrlii _\’(l$it-‘l‘(Iil_‘v’ morning. The subject was, "ltostilvcll. llilll wini- or liiit» is more tillloynble than Slllllr lill-r lifc.‘ ‘was wcll tlcbllictl by the

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following i-lpczlkers: I'l'0."—IlIilII‘ INIcPIluII and I'I(?I(‘ll Furlell; (lull. - Jullll llbllll, lllilctm Sluitll nnd ihll- vi-y .\Illl‘t'IlIt<Illll. Thi- zlbsenlecs from

lit-aid. Fred Morris and llydizl Vvurlip The ufglllll€lliS p-scscntlui Worn well reasoned out :llld disput- H1 by the scvcrul speakers. ’l‘llt~ .I’rti side won ‘by ll slllzlll llllll“iill. i.-\l'll=i- u few 'rc.lilllrks by the critic‘ iltotll-rick NIIIITIIISOII. Prol’. Sim-ill ‘SIIIIIKU ill lt-llclll lill sonic lllzlllcrs llilll-cling lIIU society, such us alien

lizillcc. IlIiUllIIUll, l-ic. IIl- slrcsscil

Ilrucl» zlddrcilsillg his soldiers. as ‘lilcrprt-tcd by Ilurns. aDDQflIB I"

red: lo strike for freedom regard- icss of ull ('DllSt‘-(|lli’fl(3(‘.S{ “ifrcclllflll sltilld or ircclnllll fa’ lci us do 0i‘ lice!"

'l‘\vo‘ llunllrcd yours inter zlllother lucnloruiilc butilc was, fought lie- iwccll lllc ilrlllil-s of Scotland iind Ellgllillii on “l<‘loddcn':l folol field." Although lhi- iorlullcs 0t‘ wllr were: 1l(I\'l‘l‘Hi‘ to Scotland ill this conflict. lilo vtilor of Kim: Junlcs and lhoso who. lirouilll him “illrhroklm fought ‘n dt-spcrlllo ring" hos bccll illi- llltirilllizcli by tllc Wizard of thc North:

“Nu lhollglll lvzlu lhcrc of ililsiard‘ fiiglli;

Linklnl tho SQPTI-ltl phillallx tight. iiroolil fullxlil likc noblo-t-itiuirc like

kllighl. .\s ik-tlrlcslily llilll wcli."

LITERARV CONTRIBUTIONS

_ Allhollgil \\'ill‘iII)SOI‘I)DII cont-lid, l-rlilill iii‘ tho aillculiou of tho SCDF, lish pi-opic ill IIlp ylfllfls‘ wc have lif‘t‘ll considering. the arts of pcacc \\’\‘I't‘ not neiqicctctl. lll llit“.l‘tlllll‘l.‘ good progrl-t-ls was lllullc. In thc ifiillly yi-zlrs of filo fifteenth century King Jlllllflh‘ l. wllo hull, ill his youth Ill'i'll u prisoner ill lllugllllltl, lit u llilll: when (‘llnuccriilli croturte iwrl-fsi-ll ll vl-ry UXitfllSlh.‘ illi‘lll-

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llld nllnim wulltlcrfill sci by the 'll \‘i‘lIl)l‘(’ iilld

loin; SIIlY-‘IJIIIIHI.

prllctil-lllly our hundred IIIOIISiIIIII ulcils oi‘ pllllliot-s in-to eiicilnlcrs at llic purl ol‘ Charlottetown this full. We llcvcr llellrd zl complaint from =llly onc. ‘Fhcro was not olli- jur- Tlle work wlls done

~liii_v, Every cargo was reported .15 zlrriving In splendid condition. Woillb lllcllolilllil us Slevcdorc and lli.< nit-ii llccd not be IlSIlllllltHI ol‘ lill-fr work. Wolllc llevcr appears lo find ihc doing oi’ any BUPVICQ you usk ll task. Who could bb more ubllginiz than Jolfn King? King wns always on the job, always ready, so were tllc mcn on the tllllllli.(‘l‘S. All zl result of such scr- vice lhcro was lint one lnlnutll of lost tilnc during the whole shipping JOflSIlIl-S operations nnd we feel it ‘l duly and ll plczlsllrc to let the

factory l0 those concerned. BUNTAIN d. BELL tl 60.. Agents. Potato Growers Association. Per W. BOULTER. Sccy

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The Best Cough Syrup ' is Homo-ma .

Hero's an only wily to save I9. and yet have the beet cough remedy you over tried.

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known pliln of making cough s, rup at home. llut have you ever use ill \vIll‘l| you do, you \viII'unlIersllllilI wllv thousands of families, the world livcr, ft-cl llilll. they could llurdlv ki-ep house without it. simpc nnd rlicu , hilt the wily it takes hold nf s ennui will quickly earn it a permu- nl-lli pItll-c in your home,

lllto s III-oz. bottle. _ur 21/, oullrrs of Pincx; thl-ll lldd pain rnnulnletl sugar syrup to fill up the ottle, Or, if tlosirt-d. use clarified molasses, Iloncy, or corn syrup instead of sugar syrup. Either wllv. It tastes good. never spoils, and gives vou l6 ounces of better rnlltzil remedy than you could bllv ready-made for $2.50.

It. is really ivnndrrflll how quickly this Iiomc-matin remetlv conquers s rough ~usuillly in 24 hours or less. It NPPIYII to penetrate through every air passage, oosens a dry, hoarse or tiullt coullll. lifts she phlegm, heals tlu- mcmbrnnes, an gives almost im-' IIlFiIlllIl! relief. Splendid for thrpltt tickle. Ilonmeneas. croup, bronchitis uiirl Iirnnchiul nsthms. A

Pint-x is a hiiihlv concentrated com- pound nf oenune Norway pine o tract, nnd lisn been used for pane tloini for tllrnnt snd chest slments.

To iwold dhls ointment. sk voun

lln- incl tllul we sho-llld glvc u $ylll~ iIIB HlWtlkPlo-I"lvzlilt-d llinlscll‘ to the full of tllc us we silllll soon be spoiiking ull and lit Ills rcllcll llilll on his obtaining his ‘pa, mm. Wm ‘Axpect ovcryonu ufllrccdlinl illlII ZIHCHIIIIIIIFZ illc Scottish listen litlclrtivciy to WIHII. wi- arc saying, Th0 incl-ling lhull adjourn-l

Th!‘ unlil-rsigllvil wish lo cvprcss lill-ll‘ zlpprccilllioll 0i‘ lilo SDIUIPIIlI ‘ ‘villi-

lllc in lIltl ussl-lilbiilli: and the loading of

lllen know their work was so SillIS- -

nllct- on the people of tllnt country.

‘illltflllltlllill lldvzllllilgcs thus wllhiu

iilollc. Ilflvlllllt! on zlulllul" of lncrii -ill pol-try :llld prosc. Olllcr authors hi‘ lloic ot ibis period were (luwnill Douglas, sun oi‘ Lord Archibald, ‘lll-ll lill. Put", Bishop oi‘ llllllkcld. In vl-ry vulunlillous writer‘ of verse; iIUIlll lhiliblir. lllc nlost conspicuous llUUl lilllvcl-ll ('Ililll('t‘l‘ lLllII Spcllscr, :llld Sir Dllvitl Lilldslly, Lord Lion. iting lll Arms. ‘fllcsi- urn blll 1|. few llillllHS ol‘ lll(‘ll ol‘ ll-tllirs Whilst: l‘l)llil'II1llII0llS wcrc ol‘ llluch vulllc, .».vl-|usiv<~ ol‘ tln- (li-lsilllllc :llld oliii-r IIilbIIC [iocls zlllll lllc bllllllds ol‘ llllf Scottish llortiter.

JACOBITE SENTIMENT

Aiilllllliill EIIHIOIHI :llld Scotland came ullllcl" one sovereign by the accession of Joules (illl ol‘ Scollllnd lo lill: throne of England zlt the ht» ginning of the 17th century. the legislative alntllgallliltlon of the two countries was not effected till ilplvzlrds of tl century later. lifelin- limo the Stewart kings hnd passed from the stilge llilll a new dynasty controllcll lilo destinies of the Unit- ed Kingdom. Following the lost fortunes of Joules ll. tics of Clovcrhousc, the incipient uprising of 1715 :llld otllcr erup- tions here and there showed that ll strong, if dormant, Jacobite senil- munl prevailed north of [he ‘Five-ed. This lvils funncil lnio flame In 1745. ivllcn Prince Charles Edwllrd Striv- nri lillldcd ill the lliglllllnlls. His, llppeurllilcc among those wllrlll- llcllrlcd people was almost magical,

n it~l effects; the Celtic blood lingll-d ill their veins nnd they flocked lo hits Sitlflflfllfil. Olloo

more was hoard the “March of the (Ytlliloron men" nnd the izlllhcrilii: of slllilvilris frolll for nnd llcllr. Thtssc Highlanders did not stop to

" consider how unwise unll inlpolitlc

ulight bc the stop they werc llllillllf. They linll bill one tholllzlll llilll lllis they expressed ill their slogan: "Whzl would nu. follow lhcc, king o‘ ihc Highland hearts. bonnie Prince Charlie." The rcl-llllt of the llprhl- ing was, lll-l well known, disastrous ivlicll. in 174G, “The chills of Culin- dcu were scattered in flight." The conduct of lllc Ilighloml people ti», WIITIIS Lllu Prince in his fullcn for-. illIlPS is beyond llll praise. He was’ proscribed. ll fugitive, with u. rt», ward of £30,000 for his dolivcry toi illc nutlloritics; while they hnd tiolu-prollliiled themselves nnd loft lllclnilolvcg open to tho severest

penalties. Yet uftcr lill his lulven~ lures nnd wanderings ill the Heli- rldcs. unllcr the escort of Flora

Mlicliolluld, he wits finally llbit- to cffetrl. ills escape. Hundreds 90f those poor pcoploJlnew ol‘ his wllereiibontiLyet; In their everlast- ‘ng hoilor be it said. not one lilllolll! lllcln was sufficiently mcrccllnry. iutflciclilly nlbjcct nnd mean to Illllllll the rcwnrll and betray the Print-ti.

THE UNION AND AFTER

Tho llnioll of the two kingdoms ‘ironizht about some changes, more n lllcory and nomenclature than ’n merit and in tact. Scotlandls‘ ‘itcrnlure was more generally writ- cn In English than in the local dis-

druinzliit for ."'Z1 , ollncps o Pines" with directionl. Ind dost l ht m1 thing also. Guaranteed to El. I

hits litlstst-tlon or monv to

ll-cis nnd her warriors were helice- forth celled British soldiers. But no ‘artificial regulations could mot

l-vcry fibril of their being. olninolion "Fl" I'll’ “II m“ I“ "m" ‘ma Hue“ lluvc achieved the highest ilistillc lion lll the nlecllillliciil arts. I liul surc- it will be found llilll Scottish ,.-k_ill and prcvuil.

li-viuthons

hcud of lllc cngilici-rilll: ilcpurl- -.

the nctivi-l

If l-X- lhosc who

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A tki-oyeiaiii = Movrmelir by Pninr. Vmilth and Allied Intel-em '

is nladc ol‘

Scottish genius cqullily llow mllny ol‘ thc grcul

traversing Illc sow-u urns llilll has lint a Scotslnlun lll lill»

LOVE OF COIINTRY

Ardcilt lovc oi’ his coillllry is ulllollg Illll strongest feelings llilll |ll*l‘lll9l1II'M.IIl0 Steotsluulfs breast. 'l‘hls sclllilncllt bus constituted Illl.‘ frtqucllt thcme 0t‘ tho poet's songl .\llisl of you will lclllclll-Iicr ‘IIIE words lhc Wizard ol‘ the Norlll puts lulu the mouth ol‘ ihc lust of the llordcr llljllstrels ivllcll hi- pro- lloullcri: lill,- lllflfii. llirc l‘ol"l'c.iil|l'l-.-', \\'lliIl> living iIlliI lllrcntcns ODIIVIOII llfIi-l" dcnth, upon the mall who duos" niil prociillln lllc hollor of his country. IIU thcn thus apostrop- hlzt-s his plliivc lill'I(II

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One customer has written

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“lam entireily satisfied with "O (‘ulctltinizll sicrll :llld wild.

Mccl lllll'.\‘,- for ll |lUl'iI(' cllildl the P93" "EcmwmY" Fm”

lnllld ol‘ brown llclllh :llld sllzlggy _ trump - i nace ln every way. It does

Ilulld of lhc llloullluill llilll lhl- _ h‘ ‘ d {mm}, everyt lng it was gunran ee .-

IAllllI of lily sllrg-s! lvlllll ‘llllirlul hlilid to do and then some. ll is -a

Can l-‘cr ulllic ihl- fililll Iillllil.

That knits inc lo lily rugged tllrulld!"

Qlllit‘ TUlfPilIly :l discussion was revivl-d Ill lllt‘ public press I'\')-{2II‘lI' ing llll‘ ilulhoriiliip ol‘ a short pocln ‘about tllc Scottish ilXllll, calilvd "'l‘lll- (‘llllzldiuu limit-Sting.‘ -ll is

wonderful heater for economy '4 on fuelg.

‘ . . . t _:l production ol‘ llalunllzlg I)-l'illlI)' W” may be dlsappmmed m your pres" lnnll has Ili‘i'll prollonuccd by Lord fumatcl Ycu may think your houisg i5 difficult to ,'ltosclicry' and olllcr Cllllllltlivlll cri~ h i‘ -

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piles ll llllnlt PXQIIISIIA" pol-lll. I was lilublisllcll II] l3-illck\v0oi|‘.~i llizlgzlzlllti plczlriy ll hulidrcd ycllrs llgii; but ,tllc zllllhl-nlicfly ol‘ its nulllor has ,ll:-vcl' liccll osiulilislltlll. it ])lll‘-, ‘ports lli hr :1 irnlisllillon ol‘ (int-lic \‘t:l‘.~ll’§ sung liy. Highland Iiouilllt-ll while rowing down the St. Lliwr/ cllce:

Pease Furnaces (both Pipe and Pipeles; styles) l have proved under the most severe conditions that they give more heat from any HIM than other hot- air furnaces-

Pease Furnaces are scientifically jesigned and

“I.ist= t i. l.‘ ‘lib l-ii-l‘ H‘ 0 n“ i“ l‘ n yml K H include such features as the Pease alr~blast-—an ex-

ollr filtllcr 3mg II" “nil "I 91h"? ciusive devise which gets ALL thc heat from the 1451p“. ,0 ,',‘,_'.v “m, “M, h, chm-us’ fuel. Thousands of Canadians enjoy winter warmth A" yufiillllziiilliq) voices‘ as you m" and comfort with Pease Furnaces.

your Oars: Phone or call and ask for prices. We can take iFflil‘ lIlP-‘if’ ‘IIPOHII Illeflll-‘P-"ihes"! care of your heating needs promptly.

liollry Wflllils are graild;

V _ Another user also reports |But we lire exiles from ollr falhcr s,

as below:-

land. i i Flolll %gilellullcilllc shelling of lhc misty‘ A. & co. “The pea“ Pmclu‘ Fuma” lliolllllllins divide us, null [I19 wnsto , h" “We” m‘ “MPIFW sills‘ ol‘ 3038* DISTRIBUTORS faction and the coal con- Ynt still illu blood is strong. the sumption has been very lWflFi- IS HIKIIIHHKI. Charlottetown and Summerside i, m-i lAnd wl- ill drcullls behold tlll‘ g ‘ Iill-FDTIKIBS." NATION BUILDERS , This llrllcnt love of the Scot for

the Land of thc Hetllller docs not‘ _ , " lllake llilll u loss devoted and fllitll- Slrlllllctmtl. Tllclit‘ glfedl Scotsnlcmi

fnl citizen of the country of his by 11W" wlsdml" the!" “mus "m"

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