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PAGE 1.0.., f mi mass rms ~ THE oHAi;_Lo_'r'r_;_'rovyN GUAIQIAN ' ' Fm." -" *L* _ N0\fEMBra 17,19.,
E.-_ , _.i._ I 1 f il; . ii annum, 'me 1  -- ,q ' I _ _ ____,f gn-*fi
-   A IIP siiiiis xiii as - 
Ladies’ New Coats at the New Dry Good_s_ Store       . `_HAv5A.G'oo_D__oP,N,o_N OF _______s
The new stvles we are now showing in the ladies coats comprises all
I .
the new and fashionable ideas worn this season, comprising the loose fit-
worth, who up to two months ago
was a Lune Park office boy, but
now is e real actor with e small
part in "Via Wireless" at tho
Liberty theatre, has showed to
Frederick Thompson an old family
album which is said to contain an
original poem by Lord Byron never
es at the Copper Islands as a i'e~
suit of the rading by Japanese
sealing echooners. Advices from Cop-
per Islands, by way of Vledivostois,
state that nine Sealers of the crew
ofthe Japanese sealer" Boon Maru
were shot and killed by the Russian
guards at the 'seal room-ry on
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\l FICE li
ting, semi and tight fitting garments. l
No.1 Our leading black
clieviot S. B. loose fitting,
full length, cuffs on
slgives, good fitting. $3.65
\'o.: l). B. loose fitting;
black and blue cheviot
52 inches long, cloth
collar, cuffs on sleeves,
only $4 .75
No.3 Black nieltoii coat,
long loose fitting. well
finished throughout, has
all the points of fit and
finish for $6 50
.\o.4 Black loose fitting,
cuffs on sleeves, absolute-
ly tlie best coat shown
in this City for $6.50
No.5 At $7.50 and ¢8.oo
are worth from $9.oo to
$i0.oo but our low oasli
prices eiiable iis to sell
this line now for $7 50
and $8.09. The cloth,
the style, the fit and
finish are absolutely
guaranteed.
No.6 Black coat made in
tight, semi and loose
fitting at $12.50 _ledges
of value declare it is
equal to any $15.oo coat
shown in this city.
l\'o.7 Is made with strap
seams, gibson shoulder,
inlaid velvet collar, a
handsome coat iii every
respect. Our 10\v cash
jprice on this coat is but
$14.00 it is the equal of
any $16.00 coat shown
_ in this City.
l No.8 A handsome line of
coats made in stripe
tweed effects, also our
plaids and checks iii
brown, blue-and black.
‘They possess _all the
little ideas tliit go to
make really handsome
garments, We are coin-
plirnented from day to
day on this popular line
of costs $i4.oo, i5.5o,
17.75, 19.00 to 29.00.
No.9 A black coat with
heavy kersey lining,niiiik
or niarmot fur collar a
heavy warm coat to take
the place of a fur lined
garment is equal to it in
nearly all respects, the
price is but $28.00
; No.10 In ladies’ tuif lined
` garments we have a coni-
plete line,I-ianaiter lining,
marinot and nauskrat
, lined $58.00 to $85.00
No.I1 In children ' s co
we have a most complete
line in bluc, green, red,
brown, fa1vn,iiiixed tri eeds
and stripes ranging in
price from $2.50 to $9.00.
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S. A. McDonald
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lioiv you can get _
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Waller 3. Brown s
Gil. Wri thi
Funeral Director and em-
lifiiiiivr-.\iis.s.»\. l`erguoon Lady
»\s'~i~ti\'iI--Personal Atlontion
and Proiiiptuess (luarriiiieed.
Aiiiiiniance calls answered at
sliorte-.I notice.
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Specialties
Disinlecting ard Fumigating.
~ ifiirniiure Ropiiired aid Re-
iipliolstereil.
Silent Soloiiueu marie to order
lilfl-'if‘h1~ Kin|g!qu\i-e.l’l|nne.QU'I.
lll~IHii>lH<'l`W ~Kin|z Sqloro. .North
.’*iiiel‘.i'ile I lf: dtnlf
iron.
usurstsn.
i i 5 Grafton St.
no---Because it lovoo for you
these things Cool.
E y y iz y y
Wo eail for and deliver tho goods.
Star Steam Laundry
-|I’s EI:unnmy~
Te have your Laundry work done by
\Ve are Burden liftorl. lot ui relieve
you of the burden of your wnlh day nnd
irenin do b doin our lauiidr work
A. Fa Webster
,T54 Kont St. Phone 151
is n "bread flour" uid ii
“pastry flour." As good
for one as for the othox»-
and THB BEST for
both.
_ Beaver Flour isa blend. of
_ _.» l ».‘L'if$£.'°»7`”.-i-.l'&°I$.. i
W N  I Ii maoiasjm urs :agar
g g ,_ proportion of each to
. make the whitest, moot
' nutritious Breed - and
` the lightest, tastieot
` Cake, Pin and Pastry.
‘ Irm`st on having Beaver
Flour.
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Labor, Timo, Worry, Cool. Soap. All -
Fountain Pens Xmas
Watermon’s "Ideal," afull stock of this Celelira
ed Fountain Pen in Stools; Prices from $2.59 up to
 “Cha
The Parker “Lucky Curve,” Fountain Pen. We
have sold this make for years, gives excellent satis
ii'<n. Prices from $1.25 np to $5-0° “Ch-
The Post “Self fillinj" Pen 2 grcat tif” Sai/C
for busy people, illed in
half a minute, all prices
all styles, call in and see then. '
Wholesale and Retail
at
CAR'l`F.R’S BQUKSTORE-
drtttf.
Flowers
. '°\~
i have the clothing you
want. My :prices are
lower than you will ox-
peot. Why not try me for
your fall overcoat? H.
H, Brown. i0-i9drtf.
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rf.;  --...ss-,.-. . _ ~ -.» ~...-.--- ‘gun-T - .. T . TNT-,,_ .7 __, _,__ _,,-,-_~--~- ~~- »-;,~ -~-
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\ :It kles econoinv iiito_ a, "-_"P"  '
, _ gui hearty laugh to see t ie _E  
B115 3' Poula fum value we give in ladies’ and 1% "`
ine and I will cXPlain “aw rings Ladies Solid gap]
ings $1.25 and upLadies Soli-
taire Diamond Ring $6. 50 and
np. Almrge oeoorhont to select
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Ronan Hyaeinths
planted now will give
you handsome blooms
for ~`
Christmas Day
full stock of
- » omit suis.
now Ready
Catalogue free.
dttsrwti
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ilaszarii & iioore
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[before prknfted and in the famous _
'poets own handw,.mng_ ‘Copper ISlanQ_end_ nine of the cr_ew
Eu h d ted -in of the schooner Toyo Maru which
sworl; , who was e uca
Germany camg into ML Thompsofps attempted e raid _at Cogpsr Isl_i;nd,
r
ofllce in New Aiiisterdam ‘theatre When h°m°b°“l1d l Om UUE ea.
building yesterday and unwrapped auf where the rookerics were too closely
old book which he Sa,d_ belonged ¢0_guarde_d this year to allow of _such
his mother and was originally Overfytlous. were featured by the
d d th _ L d Russian guards.
glvgiu,-y_by her Emu mo er 8 yi The sealing schooner Boso Maroon
'rife book was an album in which her return to Japan reported having
curious OM wood engravings ml lost two boats’ crews at the Russian
gh, ,inmate pages and the rest og rooiicry end those on board had ni,
the volume is given over to auto-| knowledlie of the law ‘ll the mfm
graph, and poems ,vrimen ,by friends who were abandoned on the seal is-
alld admirers oi the owner, iiaud when the schooner slipped
The most i,m,(,rt,,,,¢ con”-nm¢_i0,,,her anchor and ran to avoid capture
in the book is the poem referredto. UY the Russian E“l“`dHhlP Shinn-
It is enttitled “Love," nnd.is signed
“Byron." Tha handwriting is identi- ...____.___.
cel with that of the greet poet. Tho
verses reed :
LOVE.
Art. thou not dear unto my heart '?
Oh, Search that place and see, .
And from that bosom tear that
part I
That does not beet for thee.
i...
Yes, thou are dear unto my heart,
Ae dear as tongue can tell,
And’ if I'm guilty of a fault; MONTREAL, Nov. 14-The Bank of
»T,s1Ov,ng thee wo Weu_ Montreal issued its annual state-
_ BYR0N_, ment yesterday for the year ending
October 31, and shows net _pi-outs of
._i__..-.__
ono million nine hundred and titty
  A seven tihouognd six hundred and fifty
eight dollars against one million niho
hundred and eighty thousand one
  hun_dred and thirty eight. dollars' in
190|
The Bank added one mi 1l|on dollars
--- to the rest account.
1 ¢i_ 
EMERBON, Man., Nov. i4-Whats
was thought at tirse to ,be a deliber-
inte attempt to blow up the Emerson
railway and traflic, bridge was un-
earthed by the discovery recently of F   
a case of 'dynamite sticks lying ii-
izgpiiitsht thetgentre t__p_i__e__i__;_it th; lérislge, ____
u ere er s ig isoery . .
has been since expleined.Mi;V0rkm¢_e_n Bill Gilt N0 RCIIGI Ulllll "C
nt the bridge last winter h inten - v ° °
ed to use dynamite in removing tho! Used  3 Kldncy Plus'
stone from the breiikwater and find- ---
ing it unnecessary to bring the ex- w0,,de'f,,|C,,,.e 0fA_ F_ p_ig},a,.d who
_ _ I
PIUSWE mm Play ‘md dumped the was 'Tortured by Rheumnliam and
whole case in the river and it found Kindnd pams, Sgt, Km; goumy
a resglng place beside gba pieimt _Q T,,|king_
At. e time oi t c fin ing as wee `
ithe dynamite was perfectly harmless N31-116GNAC_§' l§FiNT Ci't»tN' E1-
owing to its long stay in the water. nv' _ ~ _-l 13°C a` )' _ neg Bm?
The entire absence of any wire 01' togtulglh for t,°"r gags W I “Sh”
1"” '° 8°” -°" “W “1"°‘“"“ “S “ f`i`i..?.'.. .§".`.`i‘“f-?..’£.'I."...i..I‘°i‘I'2..I.’. ....3
mystegmhand bthe coglecture was ex ‘getting no relief from tive dbctorn
presse L at t one w o were respon- h h _med . ML A mi F_
sible had been disturbed in their pre- “',_C1’_m d' C eu km' f n nf#
parat'-ions and hurried away. R" ur ' fl, W ` “qw” “rm” "mg
near here, is spreading the good news
that he is once more a well man, and
   that he owes his cure to Dodd's
` Kidney Pills. Speaking of his
wonderful cure Mr. Richard says: -
"I was a helpless man in July,
` 1907. For four years I had endured
the greatest torture from Back-
-; ache, Rheumatism, Stiffness of the
Joints and Pains in the Lorrs. I
ANNAPOLIs_ N _ “__ A en t_lhad dank circles under my even
ionul shooting agaifirvis reporteg, ffgmlmy head ached and I was often dizzy:
Middleton when e visiting Americanll was “ten-ded by me d°°t"`s~ l'“t
not one of them could help me.
by my mme of Amos drziewgt S1-lioti "Then I began to use Do.id's Kid-
and angerously woun e is wie, ne . °
. . y Pills and after the first fcv.
_the 'bullet from his revolver .lodgii_ig_ doses I began to impmve_ I ________
in her thigh. They were a new yum" U0” in H d [_
married couple and 5, domestic e'l-iworkin iv” [21 an *linowf am
tercation is reported to have been'wm mg" ly By on _;’___‘""_‘ H
the cause of the shooting. 'I‘heYI¢ ' D dz.” K-SWB mI¥.uwond"‘ ul l“r°
were walking along the railway £2 ,,° 5 'my I B3” lmthlng
track at the time in company with e ,ligne is no case or _kind 0: “Haney
a Miss Mc enzie sister o the bride Disease that Dodd A Kidney Pius “__”
K , f ,
si.or MACHINES ‘ml °“’°~
V' SEIZED BY PABTOR' x-RAY CANCER CAUSED
si! Stephen, N.'B., Nov. 14-Rev. MANUFACTURERS DEATH-
H. E. Pringle, oi the Maine Civic ,, '”°"'
W     ..1:.r.r..;“zf:I§i..t°”. as .mir
land, the paper mill town yeseerday most umm ,yd X ° ,..§._...._.
m0mi“E. and confiscated nine slot- el aw” ma” Y- _gay °°“°°"»
machines found to be in 0Derat;ionl_‘_;'_;‘s egrgehregn Yrega ‘UK 1'/11° d¢'
there. The lot is valued at one thou-Q X ° 5’ ° Q t°'“*"' °‘;° °[ th” “W”
sand dollars' If!ii:;rtul!ilie:nilii!it..hdul:ediInl)ry tiirlioliigefgiihn
. n-
. T-l 1. k l I t Tu dia f h
How), Th" 7 home (dl) hix; aiiiotaliler inegviilyiaxxrizguigl
We offer Une Hiiiidred Dollars Reward forinfuer was 3 member 01'-he ann Ol
nnyooseof Cetei-rh that cannot he cured by Gleen and Bauer, of Harllofd, Conn,
Hllllillilrrli C\1r°- His disease which was contracted
F. J. CHliINE\’k(‘0.,'l`oiede,0. eight years ago, was brought on
ch we ;,,,___u,_d,€,_|_g,,g: ,,_,.,__ ,_§:_,_,;g,.v,:_,i.i____:_ th:-ough his tfailure to understand the
QUE T 8 ' . `, an ‘
Da§fi;_<:li>'0li_osi_orn‘l_i3elnliilgusiiiesp trn.nun¢{:._i_i:_ns m ease Dena rating of the rays'
I I Ill' 0 ,cuff 0" an 0 l-
il... .ll‘..i."i.yyiil.i'im. Y Y 500 FARMERS AED wivns
\VAi.m.\'n. KTNNANIZMARVIN. CALL ON ROOSEVELT.
Wh l l I) l NT l l .., _
“Islip c__a_tai~i~ii°éE§:ii;_;th:&i¢e'i;ul_nl_€i&?iIl_y, dWpshington D. C., Nov. 14-Pres'i-
M “I f°0'i'lP°" 0 "° " en Roosevelt recently received at
outa . ifmtfm toll
1s°»¢f»:"'p:- uni.. din i|y":il t-he White Hmm. About are hundred
To
iriiulnu. farmers and their wives who are
f ko Haii's Family Piliofnr constipation. here attending the convention of the
ij.y . '
Fall's __
here -
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Vi/'e°ve been hi very
busy looking over stock
and getting readyf
All the leadiii g cough
mixtures- Eniulsions
-Plasters-Liniments 
etc, etc.
Just prepared fresh stock
Our emulsion with guai-
acol -our British Cough .
cure--lour British Almond at
Pink. Most anything ~
you‘li find in the drug line
yoifii and here. A _  &_ 
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Phone 240.
f.-_.H
All kinds mi Sizes
We aim to be up»to date.
A.W.R¢Iiilin,Phm.B
The Drug gis
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National Grange, patrons of husband'
noon*
PRlCE.S:
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~ - __ - SELF, wH|cH HE GAINS ‘I
. *" ~ _ . BYWI-|51*
‘ ' . HE KNOWS .f A
Sg Ag  HALIFAx, Nov. 14.-Arthur Ailes- ____i_€1(_:_'.r__c_i_RI__1;,___p_____c.é_N_?_¥_ghg_.-;_;v_;r_d  )_ SEETHEOl(_?1|i5.,|l:g\ES_EBl'__l;:rw__qJEER$
"""§\_`; COMFCRT HE GETS COM
i\~/HATl§. NexTTo H|M;ES'lR°ll
`°`-S.
6  /.E ¢__/ 425
i ` l BUS .é~\_. .e R" i -
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CAN ANYTHING .SERVE To MAi<E You HAVE
A BETTEROPINION or YouR.sEI.r, THAN WEAR.
iNa aoon .sMooTH uNI>EI~.wi:AR. TRUE, you
cAN HIDE vouR uNI>ERwEAR FROM EVERY-
bow euTYouR.si:I.r.IsI1T DID You EVER THINK
THAT You ARE MoRE wiTH YouR.sEI.r THAN
You ARE WITH ANY QTHER MAN, AND Doiri
You I.II<E To KEEP THE coMPANY orA wsu
DREs.sE1> MAN? wr cAN PUT You oN aoon
TERMS wITH» YouR.sEI.r roR THE roI.I.owINa
f 0' eonveiowr woo ov 1-nl ounce-noun eoi e.|\u.._ i 
wool. FLEECE .SUIT or' UNDERWEAR For. 51,09
ALL wool. " " ' ~ ;i_5°
-5TANF`lELD’5 ALL WOOL .SLIT OF UNDERWEAR
FoR $2.50
$2.50
roR $3.00
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H. ii. BIiowN
PANDORA and KUGTENAY are th
lillElllS
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Stove
fuel
Hardware
that is .1
Good Baker
Most Cook Stoves
will bake but some
do, it better than
others and with lost
most satisfactory kind We ever sold.
a- . . _:E -,W ...assume »  I'
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Dollars eiicii.
l For Sale by
dmwfrwtt
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Nu Shooting AI Random
When you bu a Swiss Re ting Rifle- We have I “Ze
stock on hand, wliicli we will geeil for the low P'l°° °f This
Ammunition in stock,
Hlrdinre Pointo md Oli. _
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.5TANF‘lELD’5AL.LWOOLSUITQFUNDERWEAKFOR
.5TANl"IEi..D’.S ALLWDOL SUIT OF' UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR. FOR. LITTLE BOYS? WHY YES,
.SMALL BOYS’ .SUIT Oi' UNDERWEAR FOR 50 CT5
 1 if » if 1. 41  
Lots 0fSatisfacti;ii
In liavinga Cook
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liglil.'e‘i'"\ilg‘Ilii:‘l:r.- mtTt.’ltz‘:: ‘lie ll::b°li'<:¢r;\.'i¥lid are in "U7 "7 -"9
oeiilfoutory than o nyothor ktn ol ploto known to dontiltri ilu! nd su"
viriuznn Ain 'lar iuinim ,.E.m.¢ii».._.s»f= »
and Plouent. lloo no. after offoeto`.`= I -,°“-a .U
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Work Guaranteed (Ivor Prowoihlock r’°P‘i°'°r