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 31| I9!!! _ _'-7 "THE LATEST- NFWSJ - THF   N _ V. |'1RgT of ‘Lui  
L'ilARl.0'l"l'El'0WN AND
.\
 RE‘(B)lENIN(l-i.?§nsoiia ci-iL'iu'H'i
It pays to buy in this Province.
Everyone who can should tape in
ihis afternoon from five to seven. V
Mrs I R Outerbridge Dermatolo-
gist, city, Proprletoress of the Kum-l
fort shop, V has removed to Victoria,
Hotel where she will be pleased to;
meet old and new customers until
November 15th
A post cnid received bv n friend in
this eity from U. H. Rosskam, man-
ngor of the Chicago lzltock Company
which played so successfully in this
L-igy roscently, states that the com-
pany are all well and having s great
show business. They are looking e.~l
head co ii visit in this city nm!
summer. The card was mailed from
'.l`lrlllt||~mv Pa' (3
The Mexican postal department
pgs 3, novel method of informing the
public of the weather bulletins giv-
eiien out by the weather bureau. Ev-\ 8
ery letter which passes through the
office is now stamped with the indi- lzmgmm provided for them' A travel and evening services were k
cations for the next twenty-four l
i* d
being rc-opened und that new it
requested otherwise by subscribers. showed howl Bobbie defended the T, y amoun ed to $,150'00
ic contractors '
.A renewal notice, and addressed en- Cabin from the Indians, and was a Work wen and the rgglfllif {‘s"’;;attl;‘;‘;'
story of more than ordinary interest, hmmm-E is new OM of the most com_
“Ch Bubscrlb" 3 °h°rt time bemre wld in the capable Kaleln actors iiiodious, beautiful and comfortable
expiry, and if no response another re- very best way. The Sky Pilot was churches in the counuy The altey-a.
newal notice is sent out and the pa- put on by request, as it was one of tions have been exteisivc Fifteen
the Vitagraph's life portrayals, and ‘ect have been added to hi ma.
seribers having thus no cause to many who conld not be present Hat- building The windows me S:rikh:“
blame the management if their paper urday asked for it, us the Yitsgraph and hahdsome The platform space ig
is stopped. is the leader in popularity Just now. much greats; than formed, tha
_.__ This emeiieur trio was udded to by chan. ,oft 'being placed ,mmed*iAte,° _
Martin McKinnon. Melltnsue. the l‘3“‘°”Y Wl“*°'“ "°°“"f}‘,' "’“‘"° °“_ Of behind the pulpit. The old pews iiavl. `
1-”pe¢|;ed (;un|-ding I-epr¢g¢mf_ntive_ the dear 'old favorite Kathleen Mn- given away to new circular seats  y-nwoo
ending that his _time is too much i‘;°‘;f;",fi‘:_g ‘;’;dh;‘5‘§u’:‘,;°Bf;’c§a,f;  new carpets of s i-ich, but quiet An immense showing of new iron an irass beds - - c
filczglggd flilttlliulnsiif tifilgnnarlfgrsfnfsg returned he has neenhenrd to better $3308 'fave be?" ln1<l__0n the plat- ---all the newest designs are rea y hor
velope in which to remit are sent to
per is discontinued promptly, sub~
i The schooner Swift Current, one Sllllfihy. 0Ct0b°-'I' 221111. was a rcd-
of the fleet of vessels that drove as- letter day with the members of the
l;<;`)€;eir2hl;lIl0 aollli-*I ‘gale loin .iaturlgliyu Fiihtist) denpmination of \Vestn~_ore-
llll? H“H°we°" tea In St' Jmnes HR" yesterday for ith; ‘list-n{l:‘f)it( ill iitlllccollilj ellildtli ilu' thillf  anlil iizllrilh 
cerneil and piircliascil by Joseph Sul- cnsion that will always b@_lookr:<i
D . . ’ ters bo`ns of f\0rl»l\ Sylllley- TUE hack upon with pleasure and profit
A ° swift burrent was built at St. Mar- The church, which had been closed
- - ~lZllF€1I`H BD-y ln 1885, and was owned for public worship since June wus a-
hl' her mastgfv Capt- “hm” H“““*"“~ gain opened and the eoni;l'o,';iitio`n
| ilgllagaitlggidlllfy ililllleelxrf DWHSI "|839 worsliipperi in their enlarged and im-
5 "ug as H' Drflvcd. building. The three services
Thomas, but proved unsuccessful.'l`he .were attended b mn
_ y a course of peo- -
i'l§:,;;e1byw€f;pt_c°,'f.(l§f)':1':1‘;d 1;’e';I;;0':l;‘rg:(l;_.pel;vit;iat completely filled the edifice.
John Tuck, who held a survey on The rg_ mmly “"ab_1° t" get Sens'
her. she is premy iuidiy damaged, 10 30 B ?P°“""5 S°"‘°° W" held at
sud it. has not yeibeen decided ' °°‘°°"' ami W” °°“d“°'=°d by
whether or not another attempt will the pmmfr Rev' Wm' M' Fl°1d» Who
he made to float her.-Sydney ex. pal'-I 21 high and well merited tribute
(The Swift Currentwas owned for- to th” wmmlttee f0|` f-be grand con-
me':1y by Capt. John (!hapman,Mur- “UU”-i0_’1 “'0!`k ¢ff9Cf~€d DY tlwm- In
my Harbor, and was a frequent P"°°°°d1nK with his discourse, he
i aller in this port.) wished 7-0 emphasize the fact that
.__ consecration did not merely mark the
A real treat was in store for the f°1‘l11Hl 0D¢ning of another place of
People’s Theatre patrons last night WOFSNP. it meant the act of setting
and the _Thanksgiving pleasure apart forever the edifice to the hon-
eekers certainly enjoyed the splendid or and glory- of God. The afternoon
hoto play entitled Along the Danube two able sermons b R mixillr ed bi
, , ook one into that beautiful country ;on_ (‘.;-apnud (gpigcopiff) Ura gil;
hours- This Stamlnng "if '-1°” at the and gave the full benefit of travel wm_ Th °
some time as the postaillé stamps 0" without the travel itself. Chinese disty B§{£sl;gn;,¥atu;l;;gntéyefgg:
the lfitfef “N fmuceued am the "°` Potteries gave an instructive lesson gregauon on the fact of th h h
veiving Blflml’ fixed- on this wonderful industry, and Obe- ~ C C ‘LES
lent Lambs was ii dainty bit of 5 Edin .th _ .
All Guardians are discontinued photography. V _Un the Wnr Pntii-- b'c1autif,,l°°thB;""eve§_‘_“ Th';‘tf)f;;'\fin';°;‘;
promptly at the expiry date, unless one of the finest of Knlem subjects, the da t
and upholsleriog
. is well done when
we do il. l’hon»-
ii.<-from will call
Saiirliiriioii guar.
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'Furniture 1 ` . .- ~ Picture
Repairing 'i A ` . Framing
‘id he
Every descrip-
tion of mould-
ings to select
from--and you
an feed.
get the picture
on time
ed for you hat we’ve devoted a whole window
to it’s disp y. i
wear and wash w l. The patterns are pretty and laccy---ii's
curtaining such as e1_\' sells less than i5c and 35c yd.
The 15C Q ality is Sellirggvqtpml
A .bargain in prelly curtain lace by the yard
_ \
    D  (l;|g|'(g¢¢| Bragg
Ai 221: yd worth 351:
We’re so proud of this bargain we’ve secur-
t b .
The net is trong and firm and is ofa quality that will ge “sy
Th 35
e c $5 bi if Gb
when it’s gone-it' all gone. °
Beds, Springs d Mattresses `
22c
Take advanta of this bargain-it’s  good one
wards.
cost from
. A tower projecting its full size from Pnces from $215 to 55°-00 With a score °f be' i `
and accordingly A. I.. Adams will “dur t_° 9" hearts as R W' W” gh., wail f th b -mi t d tween rices ‘
assume the duties thereof. Mr. Ad- heard dlshnctly- “nd the memdy' 0"” ' 0 6 ul ng B an B at P
  fi   lo burn
nc e l l th 1 _ . ‘.0 '
asked that anew agent be appointed adV”'“tag°~ EVWY ‘Ford Uf '-he song ` - n \-V I-no e~um In ~c msgs i i
i /' i\ ‘
th d I th f t h - ` ~ ,-»~-.~ Big assortment ready for you now---
~ B Sl C ' , ` ' ' ‘ I
:uns will have his office where it new §,‘e£f,P" ""f;,§“§,m§§ ;"';h;"‘§,’;:,£ ,§§l‘,g entrance 0 to ern;°i;rofi§finmii0`.f: Till; Health” Mattresses $3 50 “Am .  3"” °P°"°d' mt mst °h°’°° '
is in that of Mr. McKinnon. and hue“I“ustened eng n 0 th; wniiii are fimshed m me new or ------*M _ _ \° -
when he is absent Mr. McKinnon will W
- _ - -¢ ` ` ‘ ' '   '    *C°'=='=*" Boxes of man kinds, miel` frames* I
-i d i ii i ii ii utmostsfl Mr. wnice';Oliltnlirls<;ns re- foils” Style Pl“*°fi“8 with WMS- jfculesw Sphngs $3-25 “P " ` Tn' ` "'  Y l 3' '
u tsn 0 a pa rons w 0 may cn eived several recalls and it is to be wtting of hard_w-od and the effect ~- »--~--~--- ----~--
or phone. The Guardian bespeaks
. ‘ -‘ . i
nu i , Ostermoor’ M r ll l - Wards
for Mr' Adams and Mr. McKinnon all regretted that his engugmum w e simp e in addition with the Stl CSSCS QIS 00 
‘   trays, pipe rack~, etc, etc. 5c each up-
' _ _ _ V, is o I  “i  l ‘_ , , _ A
ii ssibl ssistance drawing to an end. "A Grail: ceiling umsheq in msc is ver; pretty' d W M ` il .F-lmmn " complete ou““"°°"° "°°°""°$l°75
l’ _ 0 " - Show.. mm the unanimous opinion “estiiiorelands congregation have  S ». V
:: , k Co., for
::Good chocolates are possible only °°°1:_ 6*25dU~
where care is used in their keeping.
You will notice if you buy here the _ _
care we take to have absolute fresh "h° U“d°"'°°d '-YP°""'°" °°“S“"5 °f
stock. It is this care that has 3 _ _
iuinr up the biggest enoddisid crude °dl“°¢°‘l “ll H" “d1“°f‘°d~ “nd UW
,B the my_ Don, mm M ,or ch,,_ sdiusr.nient,- (which can be made in s feel added to the varsnnnse barn-At
,_dnes_ The Mucxhmon Drug Cowpidoment' is absolutel uniform. Un‘
Hur. Gt. Geo. and Kt. Btrs. drti. N. S- 1'0_3mrai
.Al m
s “hat and Be Merryi”  
 Stop starving; yourself-stop suffering the p:i:~¢gs-of--lndigesilon-stop i
~ wcrryzirc; about what ycu dare and dare not e..t. _
ff. .2 hearty me:;is of wliolcsorne food, fske
 TABLET
" ' ` 'a
and yc»u’ll feel like a new person. Sour”siomach--heartbum--
occasional indigestion-chronic dyspepsla-all yield quickly fo
NA-DRU-CO Dyspepsis Tablets. The .properly digested food -
restores your strength, your stomach regains its fone, and soon
requires no further aid.
SOC. a box. if your druggisf has not stocked them yet send
5Oc.`and we will mail them. 37
Na-riomn. nnun me cusuuciu. oo. or causes Liurrzo. llonfntai..
 -1 -1! "'-"°' = ~ ”' '-
T ~ sh  
aylor s oes
For shoes that combine style and durability.
The Taylor Shoe Sets the PC102-
Let us attend to your sorting order this month. We can ship
promptly. ' '
The Robt. Taylor Co . Lid
H A L I F A Xe.
Makers of Solid footwear
HARRY JAMES. A_gcnt.
L __ <l:'.1n:<\‘=- ff ._ .  1 .,.........
New lol of Frilling re.
ceiveii-more dainty than
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rv
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Also the very newest ideas in side
jabots, lace collars, belts, etc.
And some more of that ready sellingl
blanket cloth in navy and cardinal-
land, Tryon, Albany and Bonshaw.
1;-ph, bearings of the 'type bam of He has seen improvements in each of
the districts. The church property at
continuous steel rod. When one is A151105’ W” "°'m°d°u€d~ M- TWO” 8
Baptistry installed and also fifteen
Bonshaw a fence laced around the
t- P
'rypelvriter Cc., blunted Haiififx, Property and minor improvements
carried out. The result 'is an evidence
of what pastor and congregation can
do when they work to getherin har-
mony. `
MIDWEEK SERMONETTES.
To crank a dog, twist his tail.
The proper procedure in nailing a
lie is to hit it on the head..
The man with a long head does
not rush headlong into things.
when faith ilcgi; te ask itssif
questions, determination reaches for
its hat.
We deny the Bight of any man to
have more money than he can spend
without difficulty.
LADIES FAIR.
All blondes are not light headed.
Girls with liquid voices should
careful not to strain them.
he
Ifa wonan's nge counts against
she knows enough to keep down
count.
her
the
Never tell n grass widow that
is in the heyday of life.
she
some women are a delight to the
eye, and a drug to the mind-
'Tlie girl who .marries for a lark
often finds that she was a jay.

J
_Y ___
Any Doubfer V
Can Know
wlicthcr tea and 'coffee are
causing him trouble by quitt-
ing them.
When the cause of the
troubleis removed, Some; rc
lief will naturally follow.
But the return to old~tlme
health and comfort can be
hastened by taking on a rich
liquid food-drink, such as ~
  POSTUM
If supplies a hot tableibev-
ernge o fine color, and a
pleasing. "snappy" f-llf§.Sim~
ilu fo that of the-_mild, high-
e Aves. '
,¥"l’dostf1m contains no coffee
or any other harmful snb-
stance, but is rich in the glu-
tepand phosphate" of potssh
(_ from the wheat of which if
, ismade.) Nature’s material
for rebuilding nerve and brain
cells. .
It's ii matter of choice
whether you keep along with '
the tea and coffee habit or i
change to Posium and be free.
 Q1 Reddin
“`l'Im'e’a a Rouen” .
P
es, includes in addition to Westmore-
i
l
d - ht ' good cause to feel proud of their ’ yung and Ma‘tr¢°°_a|l for  `
an 't was ng ' beautiful church property. The par- l
Go to Bantam Bu, ish over owhich Pastor Field - `  """"""""""""""'
resid T _-1
Clirisfinas Gills .
Less than two months for gett- I
ing Xmas presents ready-better
PIERCEI) BRASS articles are easily
made and while the outlay is trifling ilie
artistic result is most graiif_\'ing.
We sell stenciled brass~for-piercing in
designs for making lamp shades, boxes,
trays, etc, etc, at from i5c each up-
Outfits for doing pierced brass' work
0'..  . .  . .......50 cents up
. 1- . , ' _
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC AN
iosAL ROAD 'ro TRAVEI. oNI
The Grand Trunk Pacific are in re-
ceipt of a letter from a prominient
trgveller in .Eastern Canada, who
has just returned from a trip to the
West, and which included a journey
on the Grand Trunk Pacific from‘
Winnipeg to Wainwright and return.
He states-"I must say it is one
of the most pleasant experiences in a
long life of travel. Having seen the
road in the making, and being a-
ware of the high standard get up, I
W9# Dreimrcd for ii good road bed,
and was not disappointed, for we
rode as smoothly as between Mon-
treal and Toronto. The sleeping carsl
are models of comfort, and the ser-
vice on them as wcli as the dining
cars, couldn't be better. The Grand
Trunk are setting the pace for gener-
al excellence in Western Canada."
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DID YOU KNOW THAT
The Chinese never wear wool, even
in the depth of winter, and, gener-
ally speaking, the entire population
clothe themselves in cotton all the
year round,
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POPE 'FO (‘Rl']A'I"lel MANY 
NEW CARDINALS.
ROME. Oct. 28-The Pope will cre-
ate a large number of cardinals at
the coiisistory to he held on Nov. 27.
The Most Rev. Johni M. Farley, Arch-
bishop of New York, and the Most
Rev. Wm. H. 0‘Conncll, Archbishop
of Boston, are among those who will
receivfl the red hat. Mgr. Diomede
Fnlconio, Apostolic Delegate at Wash-
ington, will also bo elevatedaccord-
ing to the annouiiucment made today.
The full list of prelutcs whose eleva-
tion to the Cardiniilnte is officially
announced ns follows:
Mgr. S. M. Cosly Macho, Archbish-
op of Valladolid.
Mgr. Dlomede Fiilconio, Apostolic
Delegate at Washington. -
Mgr. A. Vico, Papal *Nuncio at
Madrid.
Mgr. J. Granito di Belmontc Pignn-
telli. rx-Papal Nuncio nt Vicnne. _
The Most Rev John M. Farley,
Archbishop of New York.
The Most Rev. Francis Bourne
Archbishop of Westminster.
'The Most Rev. Francis rl. Bauer,
Archbishop of 0lmuetz_ 
Mgr. I.. A. Amiette, Archbishop of.
Paris. I
'llhe Most Rev. Wm. I-l. f)'('onnell‘
Archbishop of Boston.
Mgr. F. V. Dubillard, Archbishop of
Cbambnry.
The Most Rev. Franz. X. Nugeri
Archbishop of Vienna.
Mgr. de Cabiors, Bishop of Mont-
pelier. (France).
` Mgr. Bislcttf, Papal Major Domo.
Mgr. Luguri, Assessor of the Holy
Ofhce.
Mgr. Pompeii, Secretary of the Con-
gregation Council.
Mgr. Billot, of the Jesuit Order.
Mgr. Van Rouum, Rsdemptist.
The last coiisistory was held in
December_ 1907, four Cardinals being
appointed at that time. Since than
manH vacancies have occurred. in the
i
there are 22 seats of the total of 70
time to time, and on each occasion
has the convocation been postponed
for various reasons.
The proposed consistory in Novem-
her with be the fifth held by Pope
Pius X. On the dmthN Leo XIII.
there were 64 Cardinals. During the
` i
ATLANTIS BON|) COMPANY, l.lMl’l`Ell
flffers $100,000 of
Bank of New Brunswick Stock
Established i8zo ' '
CAPITA l.l7,ATIOl\I
Chartered Bank of Canada
Capital Paid Up - - - - $898400
Rest and Undivided Profits - - - 1,630,000
_ B » niiiscroiis,
} JAMICS MANCHESTER, President CHARLES P. BAKER
WAl.'l .BR W. \VllI'l Ia, M. D., Vice President IHOHAS McA\ lTY
FRANCIS lf, STARR 'FHEODORYC H. IZSTABROOKS
R. B. KESSEN, General Manager.
l-lead Office: ST. IOHN, N. B
In the past twenty-five years all the _larger Canadian
Banks- have been among the most profitable investments that
Maritime Province investors have had. J
` In addition to the attractive dividends the share-
holders receive froni time to time valuable rights in connect-
ion with further stock issues. The larger volume of business
offering makes it apparent that fiirth"er issues of capital stocl'
will be necessary for a great many years to come.
The Bank of New Brunswick lizis si special claim on
every investor in Eastern Canada because of its position as
the only Cliartered Bank that luis maintained its individual-
ity as a distinctly hlaritiiiie Province institution, also be-
cause of the iiianiier in which it has stood behind Eastern
Canada enterprises..
Its statcnieiits show that it is in the strongest finan-
cial position of any Bank in Canada.
_ We would be pleased to forward any additional par-
ticulars or have one of our representatives call
information you may desire.
Price: -4260 a sliure
to net 5 p. c. on tlieiinvestmeiit.
to supply all
ATLANTIC BOND COMPANY. LIMITED
IANK 0l" MON FREAL BLDG., ST. JOIN.
Sacred College by death, and now ,   ° ' 
unfilled. L_ ' ' 1' ___,._.._,__ . __-__.. 'H-"15 
Since i907 the intention to hold
--- ithought best to take the youthful
f§l.f>Vl‘lRi-l\'ll.l_.l~l, N. Y., llctohcr 28 desperado to _iiiil especially in view
- l-Idwnrd f"hiirlcs Boker, who waslof the strongly expressed feeling
shot down hy ii Sheriffs posse after agiilnst the prisoner following the
,, twenty-foiir thrillini: man-hunt ilrnth of iuoiintrd,polire officer Pnl-
fliroiigh the foothills of the Adiron- lock of tlie Gloversville Police llc-
dncks, was taken to the lfulfon cons- '1m1'tmcnt“Wh’o"'Wns one of thc two
last-_eight years Piux X. has created
ty lull at .lohnston from the Littau- ofiicerir shot by Baker ip his running
cnnslstmy h,'m bee” announced "og, FPIAII A l.Y.\'ClflNfl. ns more or less serious, it  S'l"(l(`K NOTE
Martin West, city, wishes thei-
dian to state that turnill WD, lin!
ed with wheat straw, makes an ad-
mirable feed for cows. Mr. West soya
that it bu been tried by many ol-
perienceif farmers who have found Q
an excellent feed, and DIC _. __
my*