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Hear the children in another delightful story oi the adventures of BETTY ANNE.

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—Mr. Justice A. C. Saunders. oi (Fharlottetown. Inent the week end with his iamlly in Bumrnersi’ .—S.

-.w. Irving Ramsay, o! Elmsdale, was a visitor to Bummerslde on Sat- urdaM-S.

—Mrs. Howard Waite, Summer‘ side, was a visitor to Charlotte- town last Friday.

--Mlss Mary Oatewsy, Summer- side, was s. visitor to Charlotte- town last Friday-

-—Mrs. Howard Waite, Summer- aide,wasavintorwKensingtoncn Wednesday.

—'1‘he Misses Florence and Doris Noonsn oi Richmond, spent a pleas- ant week end with their cousin. Muriel McDonald, oi Sherbrookm-S

—Mr. Howard Waite, Summer- side. has returned home from St. Iouis. alter spending the week-end with his parents.

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—Mr. Lloyd Adams,

spent last Thursday in aimaner- side, the guest oi Mrs. Howard Waite.

—iRsv. L. B. Campbell, pastor c! Trinity United Church, is visiting in Sackville over the week-end and addressed the students at ‘ Ai- lison University-S.

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Aberdeen. I heard last ‘muddy. It was simply that a man living in, or near, Aberdeen, invited (our sc-

Englishm , an Irishman, the third a Welshman, and the iourlli Sh Kberdonian. Each

man brought s bottle oi whisky; the kishmsn a pound oi tobacco; the Welshman a box oi cigaret l

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"Diana Beast’ Another awry recounted con- cerned a Scottish girl who obtain- ed a situation in the south oi

said to her, "Annie, oi course I know you are Scottish by your ac- cent, but I have never asked you from which part o! Scotland you came." To this, the girl replied, "I come irae near Aberdeen, item." “Oh," said the lady, ‘Tm sorry I didn't mow that, ior I have iriends living near Aberdeen, and I would have asked you about them, but I think they are away now. Why didn't you mention where your home was sooner?" "Weel. Mbm, I didna like in doe that, ior is‘an I wis lesvin’ name, ma mither said, ‘N00. Annie, be sure an‘ dinna. boast.‘ ” (Laughter)

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When Scots gather all over the world on such occasions as St. An- drew's Day, continued lord Aber- deen, doubtless their thankiuinu with regard to their conneciion with flcotland leads them to use uprusions which may seem like boastiulneas. But I believe that so- cieties such as yours which, for the past iorty years has been training its members to study and appre- ciate the beauties oi Scotland and its history, the literature and the nsentiel characteristics oi the Scottish race. create a sense o! the real value oi the heritage which it

and hand on to iuture generations. l Scotihh Renaissance

Any oi us who have lived in out- lying regions-in Canada or the United States, Australia or New Zealand-wili know how, when some newcomers arrive hi the dis- trict w seek wort, or to acquire land, and who have the reputation oi hailing lrom Scotland, they are always accorded a warm welcome, and are expected to “make good."

‘Ihatis a great asset for our Scottish boys and girls to possess, and is is indeed encouraging to know that the value oi this Scottish her- itage which your Society have so carciully cherished, is now being increasingly recognised by the movement for a Scottish Renaiss- ance, which is making itself ielt in so many ways in our midst. by whatever name it may be called.

It has come not one whit too soon, and I congratulate your So- ciety in being a pioneer in a move-

As a means to crop improvement, creating and securing the general use oi seed 0i asswed quality is an inuneusurably greater and less costly factor than the application oi’ legislative control. which has ior

its objective the suppression oi the sale oi interior seed.

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