l moaoyhaohooareeeivedwe A A We have in citya very oldie

lent police foroo but they are suf- foringfortho wanto! many conven.

ioncea. When the meamareavail- able those tntssn will he scrolled

. Am ~ w‘ St. Andrew's Night i i

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country in the world!“ Scotsman: "Mon, but you've lost your accent." " Scotland has been singularly for- tunate in having her history. her traditions, her beauty and her na- tional chsractori-tiq depleted song and story by such past mas- ters as Scott. Barns. Tsanahlll.

or poems without real- izing the fact that the very atmos phere of Sootlmnd fllls them, and also sensing the tremendous holil Scotland has had on these writer! and how very. dear she was to them. " ‘ ln an article l read recently, re ference was made to what ls de- scribed as the "Huge Scottish Joke.‘ it is a generally accepted fact that all Jokes about Sootsmeu have ss the main point some reference to a

Romance-under the jade moon-

so-cailed characteristic of that na- tion. l say socalled advisedly as in view of the wonderful hospitali-

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d their efficiency greatly creased. " ‘

Next your we look forward to welcome not only hundreds but thousand: of tourists and this will help to make this place more proa- puvous and harry.

m‘ Luna's

The closing toast was "The Lsssies", after which Sox's Major Jackson soul itnnwwlltely enough Roamin 'ln the Gloomin" tbs coni- psny joining in the chorus.

Mr. George Tweedy replied on beiiali of the ladies in the follow‘ lug witty speech vflxioh "was much appreciated.

On behalf 0f ihie ilnadieflrl wish to thank you for ‘this toast that has just been ipntiposeil and drunk in so gallant a mnmner.

i also wish to thank you for the liigh honour that you have confer- red upon me. hii llflkiflfl 111B l0 T9"

. A elfic.

‘v-‘iuimws ‘n-suanpwa:

llgligthc pale blue davvmthe pitiless P‘ MI spond m 1m‘ ‘ma; m1. m: an the

glare o‘ the moon, the flaming sun- ifl. and the lancing fury of the storm bringing two beats to your

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ty you receive at the hands oi the Scots and their well-known loyalty to their friends as displayed in countless ways, l do not consider that the prevalent idea is by an) means a oorrect one. l may say~ however. tihst no one enjoys a good story of this calibre on the Scots more than the Scotsman

Some unkind critics may say that the reason for this is that l: ls a grand advertisement for Scot land and the Scots, and best of sil costs absolutely nothing. l. heart. the other day a couple of good stories that you might care to heat

-A Scotsman and a Hebrew were playing a game oi golf. At the em‘. of the seventeenth hole they had each taken exactly 100 Playing the 18th hole the Hebrew took a paralytic stroke, and thi Scotchman insisted that the stroke be counted.

A friend invited a Scotsman tc visit him for a month. The invite tion was accepted and the Scot ar- rived at his friend's house wearing a new shirt and a £ note. During his stay he did not change elthet of them.

Gentlemen, in replying to s. toast oi‘ “The Land 0' the Heather," ii would not be ‘fitting not to make some reference, to Scotland as sht is today. ‘I aim sorry to say she is passing through a somewhat pai- lous time.

It is well known that in the past _twenty years there has been a trt

from around Glasgow, and the bib manufacturing districts bordering the Clyde. The response oi thr Scots to the call to arms in the wat was wonderful. the flower of thi young generation nobly fighting ant‘ often falling in the defence of theli native lend. l To take the place of,th0se whi had left, and particularly of thost who had fought and died for thei. ‘OUIILTY, there‘ was n big influx 0i v-hat l might term “aliens! Amongst these there was quite s sprinkling oi the disciples o1 "Sovietism". These disciples bavi Ewen very assiduously preecbinzl '.‘ie doctrines of anarchy and hav‘

strokes. _'

mendous emigration of native sour .

1i. Alerts:

l.

imilflllilllfi l

.. . ill. ‘Liast night on the League iii the

ii‘. 'l‘<ii.z|l .\'o.N.'mir-i~i .

lviimn flirt"; . .

Rn lilil

(f. Prziui-Jit .

Cttotss Alleys, the first game of tho: \\'- “W?!” - -<

1926 climnploimliip play-off be l

PIVJWHG

tween the Anchors and Alerts wasl‘ llhm"h<'lil‘d played. The Anchors Wlflllllli,’ out T0131

by o liaxgt: majority of ~15] pins. Pa-tnidk ‘kichiahoii. of the AliiJll0TS€ rolled the highest single and higir est total of 744. Following are scores: Anchors: J. Webster . . . . . . . .. 116 191 . Hi0 I26 .. 288 T0121 ...S)')-i fyntntl Toml——..86'i.

tltc Hue-ups and =

192 2H 188 107 251

952

221 16$! 273 l-lit.

lRailway Em- ployee Receives Presentation.

Mr. James ab. Mullen, City, __who. 205 has been in ‘the dutilway employ- liiog merit for (we-r a qilfllflm‘ of‘ century

TPllTUfl yciiiiordaiy on tlhe lProvidont

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for the time being turned all tha- srea into a hot-bod of unrest.

This condition coupled with thi unsettled state following the Grea‘ 4|'War, does not depict the Scotland -——:we all love to think and dream oi 211but I for one have a steadfast feitl

.ln the true sons of Scotland, who 3 with all their wealth of tradition

3 their glorious history and the iov‘ 19 of their u ive land in the vsr)

0 fibres of t being, will. perhaps

x slowly, but uonc the less surely 1;; and iii their own particularly Scot-

tish way, conquer these llnsettlinl

jlniluences‘ in their midst, and onct more restore Auid Scotta to the. state of peace, happiness and con tentmont which is hers by right and ‘make her again the country that we as Scotsman either by birth or affiliation, are proud U; honor.

Great enthusiasm was evinced when Chief Mclfadyen rendered in Gaelic ‘iwinsome ‘Mary!’

Our City

Vifben the Woe cbairnieh called

‘for this toast the company led by

, l‘uiid.- and before his departure waslsarml Majm, Jackson “n; we ML

f‘. Pnutly H V. Coy-k‘. . . . . . . . . . .. W. Molionalii ‘

117 y

Tiili lfPPlY- Following is ilie aiddreimr

UTBIDLI 'i'..ioi-_»-z-ii:i. ‘

lllr. James-i I44 Mullen.

Boilermakers ‘Helper,

L. 0. C. ljlfllizirlcittettiwn.

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in tltc final gume of the first sitc- "ibon iin- the clmmpionelhii) of ‘the League oi Lin: ‘Cross ‘Biiskethtili, the NOJNHIIIBS rim-tented the ‘Spartmis in n. very close game by a score of 33 to 2i.

Following

lire the scores and

bu‘:

united on by his fellow omployeesqowlng conmosed by M“ J_ K M8,, Hi1; and received the address below ac-,Konz1e_ liifilmllilllitiilcd by a. beautiful set of Come. m,“ a sang. our chlenam r0 num- I .\ii'. htulloit although ‘tdlwn com-, mggili-u-ly by gurpriso made a fitting

cried- Let nae fause looii our town de- ride; Let ‘Provost Miller be ylr guide ‘An’ toast the Town d‘ Charlotte. Lot Scots on‘ English s’ agree- Soote an’ ‘English. Scots an- Irish- Let Scots an‘ Irish e’ agree Tao praise the Town 0' Charlotte

0n the eve of your retirement Acadia‘; 5n’ Scots agree

ifrmn active duties of Railway life. Tse spend the niclit in mirth an’ live your fellow omplnyieea beg to on

[express our appreciation o! your An’ cheerfu’ sing along wi‘ mo: lcout-‘tesy and stenitlemeluly conduct, iin-il to offer our sincere wishes that you may long he‘ spared tio enioy pended to the inset in the follow- ‘tlio celm and glory of the twilight ing eloquent terms.

Nee ‘town is like Auld Charlotte. ‘His Worship Mayor Miller res-

after your simnuoin duties ‘o! over Thds has been to me a most. pleas» 12 ii. quilt-tor of n, oemibury.

__l It was ivlth feelings or the moot eventing.

- ipporouml regret ‘that "we learned sred deal of pleasure to the excel-

rippticotimi mm retirement on the

nut, eniioyablo and very profitable l have listened with a

lowed by that of His Honor the

""]some time ago nrat you hziidi maids lemt. address of the President ‘ildl-

Pmvldemi. ‘Fund. and we feel we can

Governor, and also ‘by Hon. Mr. McPhee in ht gwnd address and

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pleasure as an old friend. ‘to C0!!- gieiiiiate you out bolus situated 1° me pmmi position you mow occult?- l nan" not surprised tilt-it'- 10“ have been appointed m such a will“ because those yells? IRIXOW Y0“ be“ can judge YOu -

The history or the Ofledmlia“ Club ‘in Charlottetown has D6911 ll splendid one. ‘its enemy is we" inniown and not only has it aim“ svery cent collected from dues and Jther means. armbflg i119 dWBWl-“g poor o1 the city but. it has visited the homes of the D001‘ Wml Irlend‘ iy advice and counsel. ‘it has @1180 men a great asset to this city by Iurnisbing us with entertailmnent of in exceedingly high and educative order. -

Your President when HDQBMIIZ 05 the activities oi the Olub in tho matiter oi athletics and the notable’! it has produced ill ‘this line, W113i ;he characteristics of his race did not mcntioirlilmself. He had b64311 n his time one of ‘tilie beet. athletes B. E. l. produced and not only did ie "win iauTels all 1101119 bill- 31541 ;one to other provinces and 831111154‘ urther ‘honors. .

lion. Dr. Muhiiitluti spoke, Very dlliidly and fittlngtly of itihe Iheritazté which is ours "in this Dominion MRI while you may boast. of being dos- zendants of Scotch people ll any .ay I was born in New Scotland oi iioyailat family of Scotch and. EH8" ish extraction. _

Wihlle we love ‘to muse amid re-

:rs I agrcc “with Dr. McMllJlein when ie says we have ovary thing ‘in Janeido tn lit; wished for.

ius ‘of our people from ‘this wond- irfult ooimtry of ours. There is ‘work or them to do here in ‘Canada which has a right for their labors,

in agricultural "wealth this omur ii-y is unsurpassed. The resources 1i Canada are immense and the possibilities for future ‘general.’ ---~ are such as have not yet been ireaimed of.

To my mind the reason wlhy we one so many of our citizens is bo- souse they are wisimlng in thialt [pat- riotism which welled forth from the addresses of Hon. Dr. lichllllan and Hon. Mr. lilcllhee. The texit books of our schools are luditing 'in this regard. The): should breath ttihe spirit of notional IIiVUFlUUDHL This is one of the things which like 50v- ernment and our Schodl Boards should look "into.

I would be remiss if l did not thank you for the licni-ty response to tho toast to the City oi Char- lottetown. l need not say sytbing in her favor an Charlottetown is so eloquent in herself as to need no praise at my hands.

We have had (luring the past year the good fortune of entertain- ing a large number of vlsito . We

cired in number and]! am glad to say that they loft us with the feel- ing that ‘Charlottetown is one or the most beautiful cities they had visited and the Province is incom- parable in the Dominion of Can- ads.

It is a great advertisement for P. E. 1. when we realize that those three hundred teachers represent .an audience oi 20.000 trainers of the youth of Canada.

We had also the Grand Lodkil of the l. 0. 0. ill‘. eight hundred in all. They, too, loft charmed with the city and province. We also had a meeting of the Medical As- sociation and the largest number

loot on the deeds nf our foreidth- "I'm-Bil-

had the teachers, some three h/un- wry

toasts that have been drunk so heartily/this evenlilifl- ‘that to the ladies is-thie moot outstanding. We ‘may boast of our armiesand of our navies. o! our parliaments and of our represent/urine, but our boast after all. is similar to that oi the Gentiles. Mr we ell must ad- mit that “the hand that rot-lks- the cradle is the hand that rules the world."

‘When. it was auggesiied- to ime" that

I reply

to this toast, my first

thought was 0o ‘refuse because of my urtfltuess and unworthyness.

‘leak out.‘ that {I Tflfllmd! l0

a mill-stone wre hung to my neck. So here l am fully aware of the greatness of my ‘subject, a/nd also fully aware of my inability m deal with it.

Were I speaking to gentlemen lg- noranit of the subject. or were l speaking ou o. subject less import- ant. lt would ‘be o. great deal easier tio do so. But no matter wiiiat. may be said. it. will appear a feeble ef- fort. boot-libs of ‘the Business of my subject‘.

Every year however, it becomes more ell-BY $0 respond to this toast. Long years ago, a person‘ respond- ing tici this ‘ t, -in some countries, at. least, would have nothing to any. hhdt the ladies were not ’ ' ‘ to associate with men except wit-h. veiled twee. bat- terly, they were admitted to be of use as more iplay toys for men. but always looked upon as ‘their infer- iors. ylt was about this age ‘that the poetwmtci “Woman ‘is the lesser man. "And all her being matched with

m e. “la as the moonlight uubo sun- flight. ' ‘iOr water‘ umto wins."

l am sure when TGIIIIYSIHI wrote thiose lilies 3.1m! it was not ziftcr u St: Andrew's diixner. ‘1 can picture him sitting in a. dark, dreary, cold office, aliouiu, in a. melancholy mood, penning that verse. Unite-r iin other circumstances could‘ it have been‘ It was not until flit‘. ilvelliliilh‘ centtury that tho ladies came into‘ their iklugdum, and‘ today their

‘libero is no occasion for the exo~ T1809 l8 $900M $0 110M!- Melllfllly. The i-iotwiiii (if irli-tiio

mortally. iphyalealiy and spiritually the ladies are shining examples of all ‘that is noblest uind best. Onc of your own poets, Sir Walter Scott, hoe expressed ‘this very nicely:

"0, woman, in thy hour of case “Umicentaiu, ooy and hard to

please, . . . ‘lWihcn pain aind anguish ring the brow,

"A ministering angel thou."

Today in this very Province we have lady doctors. lawyers, mission- aries. In fact, indies mpabiy occu- pying all the offices which. hereto fore it was thought (zould only ‘bo ililled by men. The franchise has "been extended. tio them, until it‘ n. tn-sn happens to wed a. young lady who has a plot of Land, ‘he, too, as Well as the lady ‘has a vote on it!

“For though tihiey almost ‘blllflli to

‘mlgn ‘Though loves owni flowers weave the cliuiii. _

Disguise ‘the bondage us wo will ‘Tia woman. woman. rules us still."

The Mothers of Salem, ‘the Sipart- mi Mothers. and the Mot)” s of tho British Empire. as exemplified in the great vmr. are a ‘trinity tilnit sballil evtir adorn the ipnigea of his-

ln conclusion, let me quote u

poem written by Ella Vlfiioeier \Vil-

oox:

"What does our country need? not armies eta-riding -

Wiith sabres gleaming ready for the tight;

Not increased niavios ,sirilllful and commanding,

T0 bind ‘the wawm ‘with an‘ iron might;

Not. ‘haughty men with giuttod purii es trying .

'l‘o purchase souls, and keep the power oi‘ place:

Not. jewelled dolls with one another

Wins For palms of

Tlieni sgmln, ‘1 thought and: it might. respond to the boast to the ladies. Were this ‘theease, it were better for me that

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in a Gigantic Struggle for Supremacy _ A Thrilling M y s t e r y Story.

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JBTIAGOUDAL .

Rosana AMES A ohms 0r HEARTS HENINBWAIJHIALL and Nations Engaged ‘"- lgnd’ CLIVBBRQOK

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i ivlilaptutby CiGardnerSulliva , and. Monte Katteriohn n Fnm the play by

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FOX NEWS-TOPICS OF THE DAY

Tiilui maiking some young imul tho, home (if truth; Wliu sits; in hmiris all ftvllmv furl ilti: sowing , ‘illlll 0i“ Xtififll foil‘ sin. l Ami, puili-iit. \\'tl|itll ‘the lii-tiiiiniis harvest gruivliii: Alld wood nut lures which crafty hands cast iii; I “Winn-ii, Will.‘ do not llnlil the xiii; of lmziuly l As Bonm r.‘_i~, ll‘(‘{i$llll‘(\ tn be lmimlit, illiil sold, i But guard ii as u. precious uiil in; dutym The outer framing of blic inner twill Women who, low zibove ilivli" (‘raili- ins hundiitlr. ‘Int flititeryn viilvii go by‘ and give 1m iii-oil, While tlioii‘ puru ,]ll‘ll)'i‘l‘t-i like in- céinsé are iistzoitliliii: THESE are our counli"y‘s pride, our coI-riiryh; ticcil.

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time liotionroii “Aiilil hung ‘Syiii-I‘

An’ yo'll gang liiiim- tut: your guiil wifi-

An’ l‘li gum: lliiliii‘ izui mine,

Aii- -u'c'll illCI'[ iigziiti twill“ nivlit.

For the days o‘ iilllil liiitg sync.

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BIADH “Conlt-itud wi‘ lllllt’ uii‘ cziiitic iiizilr“ .

‘Fattcy Grapefruit

Home-biotic (‘linw Queen UllVtHH

Chilled Celery

SOUP "ISce the sitiokin‘ bowl before us" (‘ocklc Lceklc

FISH "Bonny fish an’ haicsnme farin"' Boiled (lutleis of (laspe Salmon ‘Lobster ‘Sauce Ilucliossc POlllfOEg

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lltlfll zinil liiiplv Salli-v

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Chief - Jnlili (i. .Vl(‘l“lill_\'(‘ll lll ‘President l). J. MflCflfilliilll

Vice~Presldcnts lolin A|iil‘"~i~,<nii Aiiuii inn-loan Treasurer mJoliii ZiicPlieii " ~

Financial Secretary A. ll. Brown

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Recording Secretary m

‘l'. M. Mulililtm

C°""°5P0"d|flg Secretary Daniel Stewart

Official Club Pipers

Capt. A. iluciioiigiill John K. Mackenzie Dinner Committee

Till"!- F- will“. Chairman . J. (i. liiitFzidyr-n, (‘_ [.3 Macdonuld’ -l.ll. Burnett, John K. Mac- kenzie. John ‘Atuicrson AJ; Brown. s. A. McDlillillfl. 'l‘liotiius 1i. McMillan, Summary

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lug for ungrailtiil oxtras 57 to 62, firsiii ‘ill i0 niids R3 to 36. ' fresh are oxtriis I35 to 67, t‘ ‘54 to 62, eecondsjw- ll‘

quoting country shippers uxlf"

fail‘ vliqlll wliiii‘ ha’ zit. $2.90

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'l‘OllO.\"l“0—iDcaiers arc p3 oggs‘ ililllVtifflil, as 60. firsts 50, si-coitds 33.

(‘N m rcitiliors of fresh are ox Til m 75, flmfs 58 i0 60, seconds ‘in 31!. “i3, si-vmids iitl. ‘i! paying‘ livo poultry, fowl l1 i0 (lui-kiliigs 15 in 20, gctizai: li,i i-ys 2-! ti) 32.

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