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coffee than for
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1 Y ma lI`l cr page ni' tiis newspaper uni pres-
the best portrait you have amount mentioned in thc announce-
ever had. ‘
The  Cook Studio
, _
 expensii lml-ply (-overs the ,_-os; of as.
SIXTEEN is a most inter-
esting age-but_ each year
marks a Change that-*Should will call hcl' Imogen." Papa was lost
be recorded by a new portrait.
Make the appointment
to-day _
THE BAYER STUDIO
I of Asta1e§_>eggs. I
_rangements with the leading dailies oi’
I _ - -l
Eastern S.S. Corporation
-International Line
Three Trip Service
Steamehips Calvin Austin and
_ Governor Cobb.
Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 9.00 ii. ln., for
Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Bos-
 The. Eastern Guardian .'
lil MlllHi|l Eillllllil
Represented by the Two Red Crosses
onthe Union Jack.
The red cross ot' St. Andrew on the
Union J ck is the cross which runs
from ciiiflner to corner, and it is said
that St. Andrew was crucified on a
cross of this type. The cross which
runs from side to side represents the
cross ot St. George of English tradi-
tion who is remembered in popular
conception as mounted on a horse and
in combat with a dragon. Tiils cross
also symbolizes St. Patrick.
With such noble origin it is scarce-
ly any wonder that victory so often
perches above this olden banner, and
the valiant achievements of the Cana-
dian volunteers across the s& will
hold loyal Canadians more closely
than ever to the ting of the mother
country. ,
ln pucc with the naiion’s warriors
winning victories. the nation at home
aclaims its praise by displaying the
Union .lack from every house-front,
mute though eloquent homage to its
soldiers.
The problem of supplying flags in
great quantities was sorely perplex-
ing atter the outbreak oi’ hostilities
owing to the absence ot’ imported dye-
stuffs, but. now the manufacturers are
at work again and through special ar-
other cities this newspaper made, it
possible to supply its readers with
grade, on practically gift conditions.
Thousands oi’ flags have already
been distributed and thousands more
will be handed out while the allotment
ent it togetlicr with the small expense
ment t`or this cxccllcni. $4.00 outtit.
These large banners are oi’ a good
grade oi` hunting, carefully dyed in
brilliant, lasting colors. The pole is
well inode and furnished complete
with window socket and halyard. The
sembling the outiits and distributing
thenl. there is,nothing to buy the out-
fits being comple°t'c~in themselves.
”` His Russ. __
"Charlie," said the young mother.
"l‘ve decided on a name i'or baby. We
in thought tor a few moments. He did
not like the name, but if he opposed it
his wii'e would have her own way.
“Tliat's nice," said he presently. “My
ilrst swcetlienrt was nanled Imogen,
und she will lake it as a compliment."
“We will call her Mary. alter my
mothcr,’{ was the stern reply.
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iShoe
Snaps
ton. Returning leave Central Wharf.
Boston, 9.00 a. m. Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays for Portland, Eust-
port, Lubcc and St. John.
St. John City Ticket Otilce, 47 King
Street.
A. C. CURRIE, Agent, St. John, N.B.
A. E. FLEMING, T. F. and P A. St.
John, N. B. _ _
11111855
‘ Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
S'I`|<}AMElt
Gracinna
lzih Meir
Zirdjune
isu. "
zoo. nr.-‘ irsteiim zsu.. "
mm uvicaroot mm nnumx
srsltmnn
27thMay V Durango 15th .ll1l\¢
Appenine
Messina
Al\llVomen’s Kia low. shoes
sizes wort
up to $2.50-., 
A other lot of
woni1en’s shoes. _ _ 98C
Missies’ Boots
and Slippers____._._ 75C
Children’s Boots
Sizes 9 and 10...... 75C
, Come early.`
Alley & Co.
135 Qlliwn St.
ruiimgwiihye co.L\d.
Halifax, N. S.
Coal Coal
Wholesale & Retail
Now that navigation ie oven v'e_
are prepared to iieue orders* tor caf-
goee ot Dominion C081 COIBPBDYI
~ Sydney coal, or we will agree to gi;
‘liver cargoes_when required at “_
~itiirci-cnt P, l~.. Isla-nd iwrtl it H"
' able vessels can he-obtained.
` Prices and terms ,¢lll0*-*tl °” Wim'
cation!
We keep n stock oi coal slwgylkgg
hand and steamer: Nqlll;il1§l°r;:1“no_
Cool can be lllll>Dli°l| 5 '
tice. - -
renin requiring wal 1°' l'°““'
‘hom pu;-pg." gggnot. gt) better thin
by giving ue the r or 61'-
Our prices are loW§ll-- d and
_ Séhooners alwa!S -‘U ‘|°“‘““ t-
erm-ested at highest ratee_oi treiil ~
j Biintain Bell & C0
` n a oi-on s s. nine,
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Blacli Diamonds
ere ot more value to 7011 ll U10 midli-
ot e bllnerd than 'white ones.
we've e yardtul ot due qualities,
graded "elses, no flaws, and while we
some deliver mm by winsed men-
enger, we deliverthem tiuiekll.
IIST QUALITY COAL
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£72 U1 ,.
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*ORNAMENTAL FENCING 4
cents per toot. D. F. MacDonald,
Souris. 9829-5-'lMtt.
(Special to The Guardian)
CHICAGO, May 20.-Chicago wheat
No. 2 Red 1.53; No. 2 hard 1.53; Com
No _2 yellow, .75. Others nominal.
Oats No. 3 white 52; A 52%; Stand-
ard 52%; A 53. Rye No. 2, 1.16.
Barley 73; A 79. Timothy 5.00; A
6.25. Clover, 8.50; A 12.75. Pork 17_85.
Lard, 9.02. Ribs, 9.87; A 10.37.
CHICAGO, May 17.-The .unfavor-
able crop report from Kansas. lili-
nols, Indiana and Ohio indicating a.
total cut of one hundred million bus-
hels trom the Government figures or it
month ago jumped the price ot wheat
4c. yesterday. Big export clearances
and a decided falling oil’ in the visible
supplies helped to bring about this
very large advance. There is very
little surplus wheat left in Canada.
probably only about ten million bus-
hels and about titty millions in the
United States. Ot' this surplus the
greater part has already been boiiglit
and. is being held for European ship-
ment. Since July last upwards oi’
three hundred and ilfty millions of
bushels have been shipped and the
visible supply is much smaller than
at this time last year. Corn and oats
advanced slightly in sympathy with
the wheat.
WINNIPEG, May 17.-influenced by
the rainfall for the past t'cw days in
the Canadian West the price started
to fall to-day but by noon the reports
from the wheat belts in the United
States changed the situation and -thc
market closed with wheat ll/Qc. high-
er than yesterday. Oats continued to
be in good demand and the market
advanced another 1/|c. The oiicriiigs
ot' grain were not equal to the rc-
quircments.
TORONTO, May 17.-»Tlic reports oi'
crop damage and the enquiry for ex-
port udvanced the price of wheat 2c.
a bushel to-day., There’ is no change
in the market for outs and corn.
,MON’l‘REAL, May 17.--There was
very little doing in the grain market
in Montreal to-day. Oats were in good
demand but prices showed no change.
There is no change in the condition
oi’ the market for baled hay, No. 2 is
bringing $10.00 per ton ex-track.
I-logs: The price ot' hogs to-day ad-
vanced anotlicr 251:. per hundred lbs.,
while dressed hogs advanced from 50
to 750. The market is strong and a
further advance is predicted.
Cattle: At the Montreal Stock Yards
a strong feeling has devclopcd in the
cattle market and prices advanced an-
other 25c. per 100 lbs. There is a very
small supply coming forward while
the demand is increasing. The de-
mand from packers and butchers can-
not be met, and some of the packers
wcrc forced to wire to Toronto for
car loads to illl their orders. This
helped out the Toronto market some-
what and helped to steady the prices
there as the receipts to-day at Toronto
were vcry heavy while the trade was
somewhat slow,
Eggs: The receipts oi' eggs to-day
were 2.938 cases as compared with
985 cases for t_he corresponding day a
year ago. In Montreal the prices
were fairly well maiiitaiiied, being to
the trade 22c. in round lots, while
stumped selected stock brought 2-ic.
in Toronto, however, the prices arc
declining. The increased volume is
so gr(-at that wholesalers are now buy-
ing at from 18 to 10c_ and are likely
to go still lower. '
The potato market has declined. On-
tario dealers are uttering 351;. per bag
of 90 lbs., while Montreal is offering
45c. for the best quality oi‘ Green
Mountains.
Clieese: The most important fea-
York Point Ferry
G. B. Dolphin, May and June, Sep-
tember, October and November. -
Loavcs » Loiivcs-i Pownal Wharf
York Point C‘.lnn°lottetown
8.30 ii. in. il. a. ni.
1 p. in. ll p. ni.
4 p. ni. _ 5.20 p. in.
SUN DAVS.
10.30
3.00
1061-5-20M2i,
12.30 p. m.
3.30 p. m.
H. D. MCNEVIN.
ss
5.5
1 "ANADlAN ,
PACl_i=|c
Direct Short Route
MARITIME PROVINCBS
ro
Montreal and West
(DAILY)
Lv. HALIFAX,-8.00 a.m.
Lv. ST. JOHN, 5.45 p.m.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
Bli`.'l‘ \\' E E N
MON`l`REAL-TORONTO
DETROIT-CHICAGO
Electric l»igh’Ld Sleepcre`.Compsrtment Cari
CANRDIR `
PRCIFIC
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Phono 111
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'lllllillill MAHKETS .
ture or the market is the unprecedent-
ed prlces oi' cliecsc. Although it is so
high that production is likely to be
stimulated and consumption curtailed
the Old Country merchants show no
hesitation in buying. it is probable
that Boards were never so bare on
both sides of the water as at the pre-
sent time. On the London Cheese
Board to-day the price was 17951:.
while selected lots brought 1711-16.
At Komptville 90 boxes-sold at 19c.
all the remainder at 18%c.
Butter: The price of butter is i'ol-
lowing that ot cheese. At the Dairy-
men's Association at St. Hyacinthe,
Que., 200 packages were sold to~day at
30'/41'. per lb.
CHICAGO, May 15.-The world's
available wheat supply decreased over
nineteen million bushels during the
month ot April, and the renewal of the
European call helped to strengthen
the market notwithstanding the facts
that the damage to the wheat crop
had been much exaggerated. The pri-
ces have iiot changed much, although
Argentine corn is selling in Liverpool
at the highest price on roi-ni'd. Oats,
was a 1-4 cent. lower today but it is ex- =
pected that it will go higher as the
visible supply is showing a material
falling oft. The tear ot' trans-Atlantic
risks has advanced thc irclglit in grain
t 6i er uarter
WiNI\'ll’i-iii. May 15.-Very licavy
rains in thc West have l>riizlitv;tt>d the
prospects for a big crop of t»iY&ll\~
Nevcrtlieles wheat prices were
steady today. All grades of oats
were iii good ileinanil and there was
plenty ot' inquiry for barley. Tile ot-
fers oi' all kinds ot' grain were not sut-
ticient to meet the requirements
deliveries ilirougli thc clearing houses
today were 58,000 bushels ot wheat.
86,000-bushels ot oats and 20,000 of
barley.
TORONTO, May 15.-Grain quota-l
tions by local dealers showed no
change from _vestcrday’s prices.
C}1"1‘0WN MARKETS A
Oats (white) 580.
Oats (black) 60c.l
Straw (per ton) $6.00
liay, pressed, (por ton) $14.00
Eggs (per dozen) 19 to 201:.
Print butter (per lb.) 2Tc.
Fowl (per lb.) 10c.
(fliickeiis 11 to lilo.
Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25-
Bnckwlieat 75c.
Barley 70 to 75c.
'l`ub butter (per lb.) 2~lc.
Potatoes (per bushel) "Ur
Tiirnips (per bushel)
llidcs i
Qocf
10c.
l
l
tinlfsliins 100-
o l. p q . _ _
- ~..,,qm
,lloci (per lb.) 7 to 80-
Nerviline Rubbed on at Night You’re
Well Next Morning.
NERVILINE NEVER FAILS.
\\'hcn that cold conics, how is it to
he cured? This method is simplicity
itself. Rub the chest and throat vig-
orously with “Nervlline." Rub it in
good and deep. Lots of rubbing caii't
do no harm. Then put some Nerviline
in the water and use it as a gargle;
this will easc thc cough, cut out the
plilegm, assist in breaking up the cold.
quickly.
'i`iie Congestion From aLii‘;cin&¢:lldu_P 
1?-r-S657' fo
Tllcre is no telling how q\\|d$_Jy
Nc-rviliue breaks up a hard racking
cough, eases a tight chest, relieves B
pleurltic pain. Why, there i.sn't an-
other lluiment with halt the power, the
penetrative qualities, - the honest
merit that has inode Nervilino the
most popular American liouseliold
llniment. ; H ,
A large soc iicinc oi Nerviuae cuji-ei
ills ot’ the' whole family., Ind make
doctor‘s bill smalli Get it today. The
large size is more economical than the
25c trial size. Sold by dealers every-
where, or direct from the (`ntai'rl1oz-
one (‘o., Kingston, Canada. _
_.__.__.___,___________,_____,__ _______ __
Sausages (per lb.) 15c.
Pork (per lb.) ` 10c.
S’SIDE M A RKETS
(Corrected Wednesday)
Barley bus. 65 to 00c.
Iluckwlieat .60 .00
Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24
Butter, lb. (creaniery) .22 .23
(laliskiiis lb. .10 .10
Eggs, dozen _ . , V .15
11.00
12.00
.10
.50
3.75
Hay, loose ton $10.00
Hay, pressed 10.00
Hides, lb.
Lamb pelts 5 .30
Oatmeal, per 100
Oats, (white) bus. .55 .00
Oats (black) bus, ,G0 .65
Potatoes. bus. .29
Roller Mill tiour, por 100 2.25 3.50
Straw, pressed ton 5.00
'l`urnipa, bus. .15
Wlie-at, bus. l. fl 1_6"
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Tail red t Order
HERE are the newest and choicest weaves-“Direct from the Mills”
---including Striped Worsteds, Fancy Tweeds, Fine Cheviots and
Vicuiias, Rough Scotclies---as Well as our famous “Fast Indigo Dye”
Blue Serge. For this class of fabric.-~-in any good. tailor shop---you
would pay from $25 to $30. You have unrestricted choice.
isis-Any Fabric in the House-$15)
Remember---this is strictly to order. Every Suit or Overcoat will be
made specially to measure, in our own tailor shops, and will be design-
ed, tailored and finished in as fine a style as expert tailors can produce.
it’s the middle profits th_at boost
.the price of clothes-by “side-_step-
ping” these through the ‘Miil=to-
Man" plan-getting our Woolens
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direct from the Mills in the Old
Country-the English and Scotch
Woolen Co. has made the $15. l_VI_as-
ter Tailored Garment, a possibility,
and an actuality. - _
We stand between you and high
prices-save you $10. to $15. on your
Suit or Overcoat-and give you
everything you can get anywhere
else-and a great deal more. These
are facts and thousands of mcn
wearing our Mill-to-Man Clothes
testify to every day-and tell you
that there is only one place for you
~ to buy your Clothes-at the sign of
A-_-M-..s\.»~=¢.. ».-“J-_ "..___._ _ _$,,;,?.
Men
P ions-is-zoiuzi. '
Out-of-Town
_ address. Our Mail Order Dept.
is fully equipped to give you the
very best of service, you the same satisfaction in tit as if you »
were a resident here. Don’t put it off--write today--Address
Q Mail Order Dept., 415 St. Catherine St. East-Montreal. ‘ Provinces il
l
and self-measuring
We send sample fabrics, style book,
chn rt to any
wardrobe
the $15. no more, no less.f’
We want to be your Tailors-not
for merely one suit or overcoat-
but year in and year out-give us
the opportunity to show you what
we can do for your pocket and your
FRED K. GAREAU ' »
Sup of Branches Maritime
“Mill-To-Man Tailoring Service”
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