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cn A _ The mail special to Georgetown B’ D |“ ._ _ _ ___ _a1ino_'unced_tl;l\t the would rest their » _ ' _ ‘_Q " 1- ' _ Q

___ , _ _ _[left l-his Ulty IBB! l1l2l1t Bt 11-00- 1 ‘G 'cus.`r0“Sl`_'cas. taking 'counsel for defence and I 3' - f»»,."¢-'_'

is Y -_-_ _

end S i i\ii_~s hinry unrtiett. city. use s'

_ 1 .J -passenger on the mail special 'lastl ((-`-0I1l1illil¢Klfl'U'f\ Dlie 1-)

I -.-€---_Z- _night to Georgetown en route to\C3!lI5-_ Of lilli Ullblll lmPDl`I2§I2l0ll§

1|; pays to buy in this Province. _

Gordon and Frank Burhoe end

Chester Robertson, Alexandra, were among those who came to the city yesterday and attended the Buin’s snniversary play lest evening.

i

The Sllecial train from G t- _ yesterday arri\e.'l at 12_15 e§_r";_`w f

_'fb' _°“"W“fd wrso on the ivuntoi roiu Lie- rg-etown this morning t, PIC'-0\1 Will be one car of rniirgf _freight. _

Edward Blake will be referee and_ The Murray Harbor, Souris and the-

Dr. Reid will be illdge of plav in the

western train from Tignish arrived i

Halifax where she will visit friends. _

A sm-cial mcet`n=; of the P. E. 1.'

Hoziaey Lrague will be held t'ini_gli‘/ in tits Aienn itink. One of the mot-| tcm coming up is the proposed revis-_ ion of the lra__;i‘e schedule of games.”

A Mai-ccni mr-ssaie r-_ceévcd i.t 4.1f1|

yesterday s.i:crn--ou from ('a_1t.i Brown of the Earl Grey to the Mar ‘ ine Department here said: With the!

big games at the Arena to-night bc~¢the city on time yesterday The wee? |continuation of hard* irost causing

tween the Abbics and Crystals. Both 'tern freight train fro B. ~ gentlemen HTG ITIGUIIJGFB 0| tbl Vic-,was a quarter of an hglir ll;.'iN:r.ner-Id

turia Club.

our supply of coal The grade us°d

D ' _ ~ D tou esterda . is of-such quality as to make it dif- in/linto brought to GI;m___et__v¥n _'£35 ricult 110 ECT- \\D'5¢‘2l-In Ind £0 MGP fend a. half tons of freight, twenty- it res“ll§- 1 -i _nine passengers and one hundred

'-'°°' .bags of mail.

The funeral of the late Charles W.| .__ Kiellv. ei*-Y. took Diese yesterday sf- There has been stiii nnnth _ ternoon to the People’s Oemeflify 9-“Cl ldent on the Hillsboro River bi;"w&l1?;;l1 wus largiilb' attfndffd- The fullilalifortiinately enough, no uve.; were was under the auspices of the Mes-Hogg, but, as a result, John Dalziel

onic Fraternity and the pallbearers

from Victoria Lodge, of Wl1iCl1 I»l12~sleigh and harness. Un Wednesday deC0eS€d WHS 5' member- lcvcning Mr. Dalaiel, accompanied by

'_°’- _'his three brothers, Robert, Arthur

land William, crossed the ice to Ful~~

The funeral of the late Miss Annie

Johnson, city, took place yesterday afternoon at three<thirty from the re- sidence of her brother, R. M. John- uun, Kent St., to Sherwood station by special train and was lergi-ly at tended. The scrviczs were conduited bv Revs. H. E. Thomas and William ilarrison. The pallbearers were: G. li. Taylor, Hon. G. E._Hughes, S. \\‘. Crabbe, A, C, Duchemin, R. C. (ind and B. D. Huntley.

1 :-MacKinnon’s Condition Powders

put up in tin cans are having a bi;-_ sale this season. No other medicine equal to them for horses. Good for

fsrcy, impure blood, worms, etc., _him squarely _on the ice only to sec

etc. 25c a tin. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent sts.

rlrtf.

i

' '_-“" 1 The Earl Grey t k ' t, -L '

A considerable source of trouble on ‘n nal( ton, of fl-ei(5,t_n:g§,.lfe,:°pE?sd I

the Earl Grey recently has been afengws and forty bags of mln h,0___

e I

this ort to Pic

_(.‘-ity, has lost a valuable horse:

llerton's Marsh on a smelt fishing ex- ipedition_ They drove over in a wood [sleigh. They left on return in the ‘evening and were recrossing the iee_ lwhen about half a miie from the Agy_ _lum wharf, quite near Belvidere, tb¢=__\ _ran into a springhole, the horse _sleigh and all four occupants becorn- _ing submerged. Three of the boys got out without much trouble but 'Johnny was rescued with difficulty. |'l‘hey then turned their attention to lthe animal and made strenuous ci- iforts to get him out. 'lhey cut the

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e

|liarncss oil him separating him from the sleigh and three tunes they go

ithcir uL‘i`orts rewariled by the ic

breaking away under him. lt was then about eight o'clock and ra;-1.-i-.

heavy packed ice, it will be impos- sible to meet trains at Picton. Thi: Charlottetown route will be dlscon-l tinusrl until more favourable condi-l tions. Going to Georgetown in thc morning.

At Burn's Anniversary drama. in

the Opera House this evening there will be special features in connection with the' popular play ‘will be the Highland fling and Ghlllio Callum, Pipe and Orchestral music, the Auld Scottish songs. The Songs my Mi- ther sung, when she sat beside my Cradle, or Crcon'd ine on her knee, And I wad na sleep, She Sang Sac Sweet, the Auld Scotch Si-ings to me Those who did not get their tickets in time for last night’s play shoulu secure them this morning, as th-r tickets andplans will be at Jamies- on's and Rankin's at ten o’clock. for the final night of the big celebration.

A DRAAIATIC AND

MUSICAL TREAI

(Continued from page 1.) by Ackmet and Mr. Blount of their dirlcrent parts would perhaps mater- ially strengthen the cast.

The eilects were all well managed

and sometimes borderéd on the spec~ tacular. An utter absence of prompt ing was a pleasing feature of the cn- tsrtainment.

into the play were pleasantly inter-

spersed Scotch solos by Miss Hazel Bremne Parker Hooper and Roland

bccoi -ing darker. John Dal'/.iel‘s hnnci were badly froi.en and he wa--_ iii such a condition that it was nec

as possible. They thcn left theani-

F.

gliay, all of whom received the heart-

*nnd well dcscrvcd plnudits of the au- idicrice.

`li_c Highland Dances, so gracefully

executed by Misses Marion Byrne and

» ~.

_ l"q`\f

\_§%§_

I A assicsr i=ui.i. ‘

' of clean, sweet-smelllllk

linen is obtained with heir

the toll and hall the tim* _ if Sunlight Soap is used. Sunlight shortens the dsy’s work, but lengthens _

n

‘ _ the life of your clothes. ` Fellow directions. _

_._ ...-1

c.-isnry for iiiciii to gcL lioiue as soon]

in lltta McDonald. were features of the

_impossible to save him as h.s \-.eight led all and clicited well merited out. irepeatedly broke it through wherever bursts of applause.

_ they attempted to bring liim up. The Prof. Frank T. Watkis was musical

ivniue of the horsc and rig was about director and his part in the presen-

.. _ - _ __ _ _ t _

iiml realizing that the ice was -. - ' lsr-v:`.\ a condition that it was alinosr levenings entertainment which delight-

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_ i$l25 nnd is very keenly felt by the tation was as indespensable as it was

* `- _boys at this time of thc year. ln valuable.

» - ' ,past years these bad suringboles hi-r. Prof. Vinnic0mbe's Orchestra and

ll-een bished but this ;rncficc hns the Lagpipcs were additional nius'-in

their lvc-_v e cape.

evidently. to soire <~\_‘eut nt l<‘a»t_ :’e.ii_:res which did invaluable serviu lecu -i_s ~it‘i.»:ul_ Ui.. i».-.s lin-l .. ‘iii adding to the pleasure of the au .lose coli nn-‘ it is plc! sing lo i' ,vi iiiciirc. _

The energetic committee of the Cal-

edonian Club must feel gratified \viil_

- __ A th bi _ sh_ A th__l.__ the unqualified success of thei-

- no er g sma no e_ c

- - B _irn's Anniversary Celebration,

cold broken. During 1910 with the ____ U _ h___ _ the Dm___M_

cnlnrged and improved plant of “H _‘e mu" 9_"’ 0 _ ‘ll Stciiis' big laundry on King Squarclm“b’ “ho so .Omen hal” d°"T'rv°d' 'riore than Ioirieen hundred (l-100) "V0" the plaudlts of ('ha'r1‘)tteww”

.__ ._ ms ___ e_________ .___ __revi0__s y am niuiiciices must feel a i.nr1iniiii_iili

S handled and the names of B pride in the successful »iresnn_t_n,io

~ tl lifli uit ln

splendid lot of new customers appear "Ig ""'~ l_‘_’f" _‘____a3ce Ilw_;'_' be rc ___te_

_` on our lists. This tolls the story of _ _lehtlle 0 pe “

Sterns' big laundry for 1910. Think '°mf5 ' __ ____

ss- it over. Telephone 104. 1-1-Iidliipd.

A PRAYER OF ROBERT BURNS

t. -FL -~2 Bf """‘

1- ' ' , ` . .-..‘.

of the Dominion of Cana which Canadian Capital

' GIVING A SUM

TIIE ‘MARITIIVIE

has been compiled for the _ _ in the Banking, Financial, and large Commercial liistiiutiiins

I

FINANCIAL CALENDAR

benefit of those who are interested

da, as well as Foreign Enterprises in is invested.

MARY OI" INFORMATION

regarding Banks and joint Stock Cornpanies,nnn1es of Direct- ors, dates of annual meeting-~ authorized and subscribed cap- ital -Bond Issues-~ datesof payment of Dividends; as well _ as interesting data concerning the Maritime Provinces in Relation - to Canadian Finance-Revenue Tables of Dividends from 2 p. c_ to lo C _ Where human Weakness has come

P' ° short

'ILL Bl SENT ON REQUEST or frailty stent as__de_

& Do Thou All-Good! for such Thou art

. ¢ ~ o In shades of darkness hide.

Members Montreal Sioc}»EstN2l;leiNl:\:e1.m8 Direct Priveie Wires Where Wiill iDt9ntl0D I ll-‘WG ¢l`\'¢¢l

nsairsx N.s. _\i0_\"rizsAL, P. Q. .~‘r_1uH-\.-~-B- N0 other Plea I l\e‘"==

IN THE PROSPECT OF DEATH

.__ _______ 5 Oh Thou, unknown, Almighty cause

Of all my hope and fear

In whose dread presence ere an hour

Perhaps I must appear.

If I have wandered in those paths

Oxiie I ought to shun,

As methlng loudly_in my breast

Rernonstrates I have done:

Thou knowes`t Thou hast form’d me With passions wild and strong

And listening to their wltching voice

I-Ias_often led me wrong.

i But Thou art good; and goodness

--- --~-~ I I 4 ""°~'F_"_"‘r_* 1- Y: 'tm

-- ----- ~~~~-~~~~ ~-“' ~----------- neiighteth to roi-give.

- We own and offer _

for sale in lots

120

Members

Halifax, Mont

drill

STOCK QUo'rn'r1oNs

._.._.... ’ W YORK BTCCKB.

NE ' 0 n d Closed

J an 26 ` 1910

Cape Breton Electric C0.

Charlottetown. P. E. I. _

suit purchasers, _ $ 5,000

B. Ii. AmerICl...... . . 151

5 P' C' Bonds New Brunswick... 275

Price enddescriptive circular upon application Royal Bank "___"é;____d;:__::_'__'_ 240

F & ' mrscnnnsunous.

0 B0 Acadia Fire Insurance X. D.

Montreal Slack Exchange "ah Sydney, Si. _[ohn's, Nfld.

. _ _. L

'whalin-nn _ _

P08

dy .5 g°__ Mmm," Moritrsfu Smeg Am. Beet Sugar 40,

Rworts furnis'hed'by B McC-ur~- Atchison . .... ..........104_l 125

63|

mn , ear iottsfgghf 160 Mahmoud Bt' ohm agitlriyioriterr.

HUNTREAL STOCKS.

R0 ls Il d Com. 31.

Cmuisn Pseine _.....__%li?d Union Iiifcnine

Conant si;

imnnt unites 11; 11;

sa;

Do _ ' m_':___:r0n ei steel 58|

milf .__.`.`I_`_`I"._.I`_1_`.."_l,14u B . _._..._ios _ °°iln ._ ss; Toroiito sg "ure

nrwin _ ..... . .... J

N* C- Power 28#

. .. . 93{ 93]

Reading ....... .. __

_ H. Steel zz* girglnis Chemical 645

COTTON. _

149| 0l’In9'4( 108 May 89 July ._...__s_____ 125% May POP* 9," 109 Mny Wllent

63 “gy COFII .....- “'-

of

76; _ __

lg? Trinidad Electric 95

(MI

Closed

14.97 14.99 18.82 1181 60*

I 0 ' 5 - \ I ‘ 1

-~Robert Burns.

KARATIME SECURITIES.

__-1

Jan. 24, 1911.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac-

-kintosh 6: Co., Exchange Building. Halifax. N. S.

_ BANKS. ` uv

210

zra 215

zas

Nova Scotia

110 100

Acadia. Sugar, 103 101 Acadia Suzsr. Ord... 67- 65 Brandram-Henderson, Com... 23 19 East-. Can. Sav. & Loan 140

Eastern Trust Company

Halifax 'Fire Ins. X. 100 Nova Scotia Telephone 121 Sts.nflelif’s pid. X. D'....... 104 Stanfield's Com. X. D. 60 55 Trinidad Electric X. D. 73 70

nouns. _

ion 97

18? 150 97

119 101

Acadia Bugar... ..~`.` ... 108- Brandrem-Henderson 100 Halifax Elec. Trsmway 102; 100 N. S. Steel A Coal 1st..._... 951; 947- N. S. Steel & Cool Deb.-_..._ 102; 101 Porto Rico Railways 86. 84 Stsnfleld's Limited .. 102) 101

92

i' Western Cali. Power 86 I4

I Wlicn bu_\'iug your next

black or blue suit, see that goods are stamped “Briu_v deep Serge" cvcry tlircc

-yards mi the b_ucl< . I

l-

175§ _ uw. o » ~r/ . ~~ _i--~ 78i ’

classined as and peyin¢.duty 1-ss v."-rapper. . _ Advance reports on this investiga- tion show, it is said, that the Cuban iinportntirns have bren 'admitt d ug- iler ,_ classification which, in the fis- cal year curling June 30, 1909, depi'iv~' rd the Ciwtfim House of be-tvieen $3,- »i-"‘i`.fl'\0 and 5.000.000 and it was said 1_~»da_v by Treasury Department om- i-ials that approximately the same num had been lost to the govern_me_nt annually for at lea¢;. _tive_.‘ysnrs, From the investigation thus far, however, it was the belief that this loss was due rather to s long estab- lished trade custom than fraud.

Collector Loeb is quoted-as saying: “We know that the tobacco trade

has been getting the best of ue, but we do not know to what extent, and the investigation hes not proceeded far enough to determine that yet.”

SCIIENK TRIAL NEAR END.

(Continued from page 1.) would -“leave-no stone _unturncd to

rid_ the family of John 0. Schenlrs .vi 8."

for her liberty.

lever-yone else by surprise, as it had

‘been anticipated that a nun1'~er ni.

fnitnsssssnvould- be put on in remit- ' tal. - l frheiisisu snusrentiy son-ni .Jun -when instriictious t0_ the ini-y were

-_-offered..-_ The State offered ten ln- striictidns, all of which were given. ‘i‘ue__defr-nee offered 34, 19 of which `were_stricl:en out. _In opening the arguments for the _State Mr. Maury spoke almost two .’hour.s.‘ 'He will have an hour tomor- row morning. Under his bitter er- ralgnment‘el an unfaithful wife Mrs. .Schenk tlrst dropped her head and showed extreme agitation, but later

sgprecovered lier composure and lis- `t hed 'intently to the sssiltsnt pre- secutor. `

Mr. Maury will be followed tomor-

i'row\by_Frank A. O'Brien_.sld J. J. iP. O'Brlen for the defence and he will reply to their arguments. 8. 0. Boyce will close for the defence and Mr. 'Haldlen for the State.

'~*”fii_°fs<>R~-i_i;_”" HOWATT-At Coleman. on Jan. 23,

e son.

McNEll'f..L-'At Summerside on the

25th inst., to W. B. and Mrs. Mc- Neill, a son.

The defence played its trump card DUKE-At VBDCOUVGF. B- C-.Ou-T811. in Mrs, Hedges, relying upon her to 15th, to A. E. and Mrs. Duke, (nee prove their contention that memlfrsi M°dK° R5l~tmY» I0¥`m“`lY Of Sum' oi the Schenk family had conspired m°I'5id°).`l SOD-

against the woman who is fighting DIED.

i"§i2`I`iI S-A `t_‘FredericT6i1`,"T>n“" TIE.

The State, immediately after the 259, 1911 My-,_ John Fe,-ri, Fu- fX°1“°I°“ °f MU- Hediil' l105lim°Hy» seral today (Friday) et 2 p_rn

_J _v __s_ _ _ » 1.. _. L un; __,_ __ ~ ____ __ ‘__ - _ 1 _ " 'i -,' -* 1 ~ A ~ 1'” "' i' fi ' 1 -' @ 3.- _..-" rfiv-.~-.-» -_ -' ~

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~ sale demonstrates that the publiches confiednce in our statements and knows we always beck

h u

1911, to 'l`. M. and Mrs. Howatt, in

' . » 11'*

___ __ tem pwith the goods -

I _ . _

Unbeatable values and immense varieties

0 Q'

Table Liners I Sheeiings Bedspreads

Towels -

'fowelings

count of __ . _ . nop c-off

Blankets and comforts ._ no p c. Off

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Furs

$2.7_5>for $1.38 $4.75 for $2.38

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