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(DAILY)
Lv. HKLIFAX, 8 a. m.
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FAST EXPRESS 'TRAINS
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- llappahannoclr Jan. 7th
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Vil Nfld. _ V29 Nlld
llcc.Z3rd Durango Ian. l0lh
lletnslst » Tabasco ian.20tli
Above satlings are not guaranteed and
are subiect to change without notice.
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i
Eastern S. -S. Lines
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
Steamship Galvin Austin, and Gov-_
ernor Cobb. '
Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.
lu.. Coastwlse, to Boston. -
Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9_
B- m.. via Portland, .East Port and
Liibec.
MAIN BTEAMBHIP LINE
STEAMBHIP NORTHLAND AND.
' NORTH-STAR. '
Reduced fares in effect
$3.00 to NEW YORK
Reduced stateroom prices -
Leave Franklin Wharfi P0l‘l-lllld.
Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.00 DJ!!-
S_St._John City Ticket Oillce. 47- King
ree . - ,
A. C. Gurrle, Agent, St. John, N. B
A. E. Flamln T. ll P. A., 8t.a|ohn
New Brunlyidlik. . . _ _ _
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A 'rioaiian Proposition
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wh°|° "" l¥‘°\ll\d -pulverized -
also Fine Ground for Percolators.
CHASE & SANBORII, MONTREAL,
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“Here the newest and most scien-
tlilc methods or rapidly and accurate-
ly illling prescriptions are practised-
our department is presided over by
an expert pharmaceutlst- we use on-
ly pure,-.fresh, full-strength drugs.
You are sure of satisfaction when
you leave your prescription here. The
Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.
Mtf.
“Bruces has been for years noted for
its choice neckwear. 8303.
A. E. LYON,_Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices. .
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography. _
107 Queen St. "
Phone 68-J.
Q Fresh
Chocolates!
'Shipment of
Moir’s Chocolates
Received today
Bulk and Package
Also an
Excellent line of
Good Mixtures. _
C. A. McDONALD
Victoria Row
lvfi an...
T9 guy' many  and CUS-
tomers we wish Y00 011° and *ll
A Very Happy and Pf°°P°1'°*“
New Year. -,
w uk this opportunity of
:_l:_snTring_ gov for Your www
1-ing(¢Z_p_sstyearsandso t-
-im 3 mn nance of same dur-
ing U10 YW- _
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by ,ending your next order
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..°i'r\rAvs tolmy in _thu province
..°D. F..T|ERNE_Y is Guardian re-_
prssentative in Sourls. Mlutf.
Representative in -Montague.
CH'TOWN 
(Corrected on"l‘nesdays and -.Erma s)
Hilti-Br. (creainery) lb ' ' . ’s2'
Butter (Tub) lb ' ", 27
Esau. dos.. . , sa
Beef lb. (retail) 10 to 12
Fowls, lb _ 10
Chickens. Ib 14 10 16
Hay (pressed) ton $12 to $13
Straw (pressed) ton ' $650
Pork lb. _ .
Turnips. bus.
Potatoes (Reds) bus. '
_Oots (white) b ua.
Oats, (black) bun. '
Beats, bus.
Carrots. bus. '
Wool. lb
Parsnlps. lb ,
Geese (per pair) lb
Ducks (each) lb.
H100! _ 14 to 15
Qrkeys. per lb. - 18 to 20
1-r-#_
‘S’SIDE MARKETS.
FRIDAY. ~
Butter, (Dalry_)_per lb. ' _ 28
Butter. (Creamery) "per lb. 1 .31.
Calf Skins, per lb 13"
Chickens, (dressed) per lb _16 to 17
Ducks, (dressed) per lb. _ 12 to 15
Eggs, (fresh), per. doz. . 40
Fowl (dressed) 10 to 12
Geese (dressed) per lb - 12 to 16
Iiay (pressed) per ton $10 to $13
Hay iloosei per ton. ' $9- tn $12'
Hides, por lb _ 14
Limb Pelts (each) ' 40'to 60
Oatmeal- (per 100 lbs-lbs) $2.75 to $3.00
Oats. (black) 'ous 47
Oats (white) bus. . _ ' 45
Potatoes per bus _ 56
Park. (organs att).per lb-07% tu-091%
_Straw per ton ' ` i $6
Turnips. per bus ` ' 20
Turkeys, per lb 20 io 22
Wheat, per bus. -80 'to $1.10
Wool; per lb. _ _ 26 to 40
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Canadian Mail Steamer
_ “Lady Sybil”
Leaves lntarcolonlal  Wharf
Picton. Nova Bootie. ~ -
MONDAY AND THUNIDAY
of each week. on arrival ot the morn-
ing express hom Halifax (about
noon), for Bourls. P. lil. Island, and
there awaits the arrival of the after-
noon train from. Uhariottetownt
thence to llagdalen islands aa foi-
lowsr ~
MONDAY-Leave Bouria for lltanl-
dn-Nord. Amherst. Grindatone island.
and Point Bossa. Returning. Ullll l¢
Grindstone, Amherst and Bout-is; -and
end returns to Picton. -
THURSDAY-Leaves Bollril lor
Amherst, Grindstone island. Point
Bossa and Grand. llntri- RWINIUI
calls at Point Bello- Gllmllwf-S. Am'
herst. Bouris, and returns to Picton.
on the nm trip lu law ;°°;\¢:_1_1_ °f
I ' July, ugnst an OD G °\'
:snsgflier psrgittiint. calls at Wilt'
Bay to land mails and passengers for
Amherst. thence to Pryou island Re-
taming, calls at Point Bossa. Urlid'
stone, Amherst and Boarts.
For further particularfapply to
WM. I-IOIIRTDON I DON»
Agents. Haitian
CHAD. W. IVED,
EW MAT.°::NnRm;'()
MATTH o
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..*T. GORDON IVE! Ia Glllrdlallz
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so
i ..*PUlLlC AUCTION.-I will sell
;,by public auction, on`my farm, Wed-.
" nesday next. Dec. 29. at- eleven o'clo_;:k
a.m.. stock, crop and -farming imp e-
ments.-` Sale .posltive.`No reserve.
Farm sold.. Should day prove stormy,
sale will be held first fine day follow-
ing. Freeman Hewitt, Lower Monta-
gue. _ 6277-12-23m4le1i
.- _-
ST. JOHN.-'Coming from the far
' north-west C. F. Bayfield. M. D. arriv-
tlie tlrst stageof a long journey for the
purpose of Joining the army medical
.ataif at the front.
Captain Bayfield whose home is at-
Peace River Crossing, Alberta, 300
miles from Edmonton. and he is an
years ago an the pioneer doctor when
the country was- practically unoccu-
pledfexcept by the outpostsfof the
River Crossing has grown to a pop-'
pulation of a thousand and the doctor
_earnestly assertatliat it will not be
long before it`is_as big aclty as Ed‘-
monton. `With_- a railway already
there, a Hudson Bay' headquarters
-post and a divisional post of the
-~ Mounted Police established besides
growing commercial life. he considers
-the .town well on its way _to becom-
ing a metropolis. The doctor ia also
.a farmer in Ibis spare time and makes
great claims for- its possibilities as a
farming country. the exceptional cil-
mate, owing to the -depth of the val-
ley which makes it warmer than the
districts farther southmake it possible
to grow things which the Edmonton
region cannot produce. Tomatoes for in-
stance, will not rlp_en-around -Edmon-
ton, grow red and luscious on his farm
and at a recent exhibition in Edmon-
ton his Pelxze River products in grain
and small fruit led the field.
. Doctor Bayfield is a Prince Edward
Leland man who has been in the west
for many years and though still ii
young looking, man this is the first
retum trip to the' east in twenty
_-years. Already ther are' thirty moni-
bers of'hls‘ relatives, wearing the
King’s~ uniform and he decided that
it was his turn to do his bit and is
now bound overseas as an army motl-
ical officer. He isone of quite a- large
party of medical oiilcera who will be
leaving St. John.
- 
l MPORTE TIT
Relatives ot soldiers re-
tumlng from the, front are
asked to communicate with
the Secretary of the Provin-
cial Commltteo of Wounded ‘
Soldiers Commission. Miss
Nellie Gillespie, Charlotte-
town. iutimating the date of
- expected arrival, cause of re- .
turn and _any other particu-
lars, in order that preparation
may be made for a fitting
reception. -
 
BET IT FIRST-IIIIT LAST
' When a cold grips your system it is
convincing proof that your condition is
weakened--remember that. lt is risky
indeed to simply trust your strength to
throw it oil, because neglected colds
have brought more serious sickness
than any other one thing, while weak-
ening cathartics and stimulalingsyrups
are often depressing and dangerous.
The one best treatment for any cold
-the one so often relied ou when others
fall,is the powerful blood-nourishment
in Scott's Emulsion, which feeds the
-very sources of bodily strength to sup-
press the present cold and generate
strength tothwart further sickness.
_ Get Scott's first, not last-and insist
or to wn. manual. atmaar and
owner. Piom. non ewes. ‘ '
mi-1-iairtr. _ _
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Trains outward-Read down .
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-» CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS-
. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. . . _
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,_ e _ ~ _
ed in St. Johulast evening, completing'
enthusiast on the subject of his ad--
opted home. He went in there two'
Hudson Bay Company. Today the;
country is filling up rapidly, Peace
8.00:
2.20 ‘_ 9.15 ~
Every sufferer from asthma knows
the terror. the abject fear that over-
comes them when struggling for
breath. The old fashioned remedies
may relieve. but never cure. Best re-
sults come from Catarrhozono. which
cures asthma after 'hope is abandoned.
lt's because Catarrhosone kills the
asthma germ that it cures. Choking
spells and labored breathing are re-
lieved, suffocating sensations and loss
of breath are cured. Every trace of
asthma is driven away from the sys-
tem, and even old chronlcs experience
JminediMe° relief _ and lasting cure.
Equally good for bronchitis. throat
trouble and catarrh. The large Ons
Dollar outfit includes the inhaler and
lasts two months. sold by all dealers'
orfrom the Catarrhozone Co., Kings-
ton, Canada. '
sus iitiiis ci. un
_-si
A representative of The Guardian
had the pleasure the other day of be-
ing shown through the establishment
of the Sims Padking Co., Ltd.. corner
of Kent and Hillsborough Streets. Al-
though only in its first season this is
one of the largest plants of the kind in
eastern Canada, the commodlous four
story brick building in which opera-
tions are being carried on being ad-
mirably adapted to the business and
centrally and ~ conveniently located.
The p ant throughout is supplied with
the best and most modern appliances
for the handling, curing, packing and
_shipping of hogs and hog products and
since its -opening in Septem-
ber has bccu kept going
to the limit of its capacity.
Already about ii niilllou pounds of png:
has been handled a_nd at present the
outlook for a continuance of oven it
larger output is excellent. |-
At the time of the visit abovc rc-
ferred to several hundred carcasses of
pork were hanging preparatory to bc-
ing sent to the different compartments,
involved in the process of cleaning,
chilling. cutting up. curing. packing
and shipping. An elaborate system of
overhead railways with adjustable
switches for the necessary change of
direction to the _different destinations.
makes the handling of immense quan-
_titles it comparatively easy matter and
the hundreds of, carcasses which pass
through the various processes are dis-
posed of in an incredibly short time.
While the above visit was in progress
-l)r. Pothick, Veterinary Inspector, was
engaged in the inspection of n, number
of dressed carcasses for shipment to-
the uppcr province markets. At pres-
ent Dr. Ledgcrwood. who rcccutly ar-
rived from Toronto is in charge of the
inspection work low being conducted
in this plnixtu
The iirin has recently rcccivcil ou-
qulrles from Great Britain soliciting
_consignments of lia`ms and bacon and
lt is quite probable that in the near lu-
ture tlio firm will be exporting large
lquantltles to foreign markets, as dur-
ing the past few months the demand
for Canadian meat from abroad has
been very heavy. At present the ile-
mand for cured meats. auch as hams
-and bacon. both at home and abroad is
excellent. and this 'limi is particularly
well situated to supply a large part
_oi'_ the demand. their stock in these
,lines being quite heavy.
The Guardian representative was
sllovm a large quantity of these goods
which were' being prepared for ship-
ment to points outside the province
and as an explanation of the large
_quantity hc was shown also a number
oi’ letters which expressed in most
-complimentary terms tho opinion ot'
'the trade regarding the excellent
.quality ol' this tlrm’s goods.
_ In addition to the curing ol' barns,
bacon and barrcllod pork tho firm does
an cxtcnslve trade in fresh pork saus-
agoa, their equipment in this line bc-
iug vcry complete. This trade covers
a large part of the maritime provinces
besides the local market. The hams
and bacon put up b'y the firm will go
on the market under the significant
brand “Ab€gWeit" which will at once
designate the place of origin of these
goods and be a testimonial of their
'good quality.
The firm also manufacture pure lcaf
lard and are having s large ¢1gma||(|
for this proi_liict both lu the local mur-
ket and in the neighboring provinces,
'1`l\lS.BlB0 Will go under the name
"Abegwelt_"
Although in business » only a low
months the ilriu has already on its
pay list about twenty employees and
the number is likely to be greatly in-
creased as the business progresses.
For a young concern tlio lirm has al-
ready made a most creditable mark
for itself in the business world and
with its excellent management and en-
terprise there is no doubt that it will
continue to expand until it reaches tho
limit of island production of raw ma-
terial. lt' will prove a great benefit to
the agricultural life of the province
and will ho doubt receive its full share
of support i‘rom the farmers whom it
is .calculated to greatly benefit The
Guardian wishes tli’e`ilrm every suc-
cess. _
6306-i2-25M1i.
HENRY FORD ABANDONB
- - HIS "PEACE" MEN
',~COl‘ENliAGEN. ' Dec. 24.-A dis-
patch to the National Tldcnde from
(ihrlstiaiila says that Henry i-‘oi-il
left 'Cbristialia' secretly for llcrgcii.
where ho expected tonight to go
aboard tho Norwegian-American linc
turn to tho United States. The dis-
patch reports that the reason ol' Mr.
Ford’s sudden departure was said to
bo that his doctor had ordered him to
rest his tired and ovor-worked nerves.
Tho remainder of tho expedition, lg-
norant of Mr. Foril’s departure, loft
_gor Stockholm today, the dispatch
nys.
THE HAND THAT ROCKS TH!
CRADLE.
The lianil that rocks the chadle -
and washes dlal_ies.and mixes bread
and sweeps and, mopa and does the
dusting and washes the clothes and
irons and makes the beds and takes
care of the children and keeps up the
endless mending and makes the butter
and tends to the chickens and keeps
a good table set tor a devouring horde
of men and cleans up after them and
soothes someone's favored _face at
,night and #eerily rubs its owner’s hot
,face in the blistering kitchen at noon
and often splits kin llnl and makes
the tires an pleats the gardea aail
fmilka and lugs feed to the olives and
pigs and wood to the house - that
_ ' Siriiaeqisdla Altima Attack
'; Look here, old msn, did you ever
‘stop to think that your wife is your
ipartner and has the heaviest and more
'responsible share in your mutual
iwork? Did you ever realize that she
*has to pot up with conditions you im-
‘poae? You, of course, believe in sav-
ing money. Did you ever try to'save
.work for your wife, save ber energy,
'vitality and ihealth? What is of more
gimportalice to you. money and more
-land or your wlfe's comfort and 'wel-
_fare'! Do you considerher a house-
;keepsr to be driven to the limit and
beyond without pay or as the moth-
MInsrd'a
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children tolbelloved and
for!-.-Couiitryltfe in Cau-
H5.
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Liniment co.. Limited- _if
Gentlemen-lilaat Winter .l received;
eet benetlt from the-use of MIN-
proved it
of inflammation
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Nmy  -°':::.::':.~;:
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° to be very effective in casea__
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