She." one ot A. V. Fearson's most
successful production.-, will be the at
traction at Burweil Ha!!. Thursday
eveniii'i, Feb. 14th. This play lays
claim to beini: the only one of its kind
'.bill hits ever been produced, in so
much ;ts its characters are a combina
tion of the mystical jsnd real. Never
bt'loiv have the theatre-goin or read
ing people found a character like
Ayesha. a woman who-e beauty lasted
for over l2.o(Ki years, and whose love
iived fully a lornr. When II. Itider
Ilau-ard " ave his story k-sho"' to the
world it created a stir in literature.
Critics thought him crazy, readers
thought him grand. Those who have
or have not read the story can be
equally pleased by the dramatic pro
duction, tor the story admits of strong
dramatic situations and wonderful sce
nic clfccls. Over lfi.OOO IVet of scenic
di-p ay, he- des the startling electric
and mecha...eai ell'octs shou'd give a
production of unu,-ual dimensions.
The company presentiiii: the play is
heade i by Miss Sadie Farley, a young
California actress. The re-t of the
company aresa'"d to be above the av
erage. - . -4i
New Shoes.
Try a pair of Crossttt's Sinus tiny
are 1 1n-best to In' had. Perfect in style
.iiid lit. Fvei y pair warranted. You can
lindlhemat ' DAVIS & IK )SF"S.
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We know that times are hard and
money scarce and we have priced our
goodsn ceordiugly. IF TIK (MASON.
. & r -
Headquarters for Dry (hinds and No
tions is Davis A: I fuse's store. They
iil tint be under sold and show the best
variety in town.
Critically III.
We regret to learn that Bcv. T. U.
l'aiicette. of Oxford is critically ill.
