An Comunn Gàidhealach Publications > Gaidheal > Volume 28, October 1932--September 1933

SCOTLAND'S HIGHLANDS CALLING!
HER Spinning Wheel and HIS
Glengarry — Symbols of the
Highlands!
Wear the tweeds and the woollies
made in Highland homes. They
are part of the life of the crofters,
that sturdy independent race
from which so many pioneers
have sprung.
The mountain sheep give their
wool, the lichens on the rocks
their vegetable dyes. The
women by the peat fire sing
together as they weave and spin.
From here come the tartan
plaids and woven tweeds, the
knitted cardigans, shawls, and
rugs — all made by hand and
sold entirely for the benefit of the
workers.
Highland Home Industries Ltd.
111a George Street, Edinburgh.
I Ilia George St., Edinburgh; Phones :
-r. 255 Bath St., Glasgow; rpj- u i. outit
Depots | Strathpeffer; and Edinburgh 26713.
[ Kilmuir, Skye. Glasgow, Douglas 62.
PRIVATE AND RESIDENTIAL
HOTEL
13 and 25 ROYAL CIRCUS
EDINBURGH
Moderate Tariff and Excellent
Cuisine.
Terms on Application.
On Waverley and Comely Bank Car
Boute (No. 24)
Ten Minutes from Princes Street
Station, L.M.S.
Miss M‘LENN AN, Proprietrix.
THE CLARSACH
OR
CALEDONIAN HARP
J. W. BRIGGS
Violin Maker
8 Cambridge Street, Glasgow
MAKER OF
"DALRI ADA” and 'OSSIAN”
CLARSACHS
These Clarsachs are made entirely by
hand in our own workshop in Glasgow.
"Most of the leading players of this
delightful Scottish instrument have
expressed their appreciation of the beauty
of tone of those already supplied. The
revival of the Clarsach has given great
pleasure to all lovers of the traditional
Highland music.
Prices and particulars on application to
above address.