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,YDIQCEMBER 2_9. 1914
A T
HE CHARLOTTETOWN oUADlAN PAG.. Five
l vuun wno wls
wsu lupnunsus
Lili  Iliiilltllaiisa-lst _
lhftl llc; “Full-stirs",
  APRIL 3l’il..l9r¢.
"1 am a veteran ofthe Crime" W.,
and the Indian llutiny, volnntaerin
from tbehoyai Artillery late the gays
Engineers. 'ill l_¢i’v¢d under-‘1p¢.1
Rn rts during-.the Indian Mutiny,
and wi I mlbvm -or me amen
Government. 1. Fierce ham_1.¢°.h,,,.-1
dghting and continual expesurefleit
me a great mferer from Rheumatilm,
aomucix so that mly legs swelled n ,
making itiinpoglib e for me _to mtg,
“ Fruit-s-tives ". -They cured me of
both tbeRheumati|inandConati tion,
{l|:_:|y riegularaemplotyment, ¥‘p.||¢
1 y m ea a ay an en rf
health". . V ja, In 'M
1 GEORGE WALl{3R_
5oc. a box, 6 for }a.5o, trial size, 354;.
At _all dealers. or lent on receipt el
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottu",
 
Ht, THE SAWIN PAIN. .
Mamma-"Willie, why didn’t you
finish sawing the' wood."
Little Willie-"l just couldn’t me-`
mn; the poor saw had the toothache." ‘
A _ctoss cams. ~
Jack-."You and Kitty seem to pre-
ier billards to bridge." r
Tom-“Yea; every time the balls
kiss we follow their example."
Loan nosssrs Ano
'rue nov sotmen
_,___
A soldier tells th f ll
Df Lord Roberta on gctiveo :gli-$1020”
.TUIK .l\>0\l¢ your commanders,”
_boy for . I 1
1° A.¢sié'i`»i»a»f’“»i'y°`l~§-$'"'“y"° 322
:`l;e}£ullets whistled -close 'to sup
I ell.there was 4 km | _
pany that couldn’t have hedge gzgr
eighteen. Never ought to-have 1¢`¢_
him list. He was always growling
_'md kicking. and at me nm me cows
illfervvslltnflat on his faceand stayed
de- 9”-HIGH! came ‘Bobs;' cool
BXIHHGIBY. and seen the kid.
wh 511°' ”’°'°~" ‘ lays 'Bone'
th 5 ,B the lllilisr. You fellow down
ere. Get up and -iight with the
company.
UNO. i 'c_su't." replied the km. ,_
d CWI- Blys ‘Bobs_,' _ jumping
own into the trench antljhauiing the
boy un. 'whats the msteer _with yen
thgt you csl_\'t. are you hurt?" -
N0- Sir. says he. 'l'm afraid of
getting hlt.'
"‘Well. you're a dns soldier.’ says
the general. Then heloolred at the
|195' up. ‘What's the matter with you
softened. ‘I !'1i>l>0se you can‘t help
it. he said.
“Anyvother commander would have
sent the hoy to the rear in disgrace,
and 01” Wvuld have been the end of
bullets flying around him, beside the
boy. who had crouched down again
and thoughtfully stroked his chin. By
and by he put his hand on the boy's
shoulder. .~
"There's isn't as much danger as you
_
v P;E.I.RAILWA.Y `
l.
TIME TABLE_ IN EFFECT DEC. 21st. 1914.
Trains Outward ' ""
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Mon. Dly. Dly.
Wed. ex Sun ex Sun
& Fri. ' `
:“£*¥""¢
C\¢i§'
cam;
:FP-7§"!°$\?’U
553233
PPW<>
¢ ' ‘
$°52S
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Charlottetown
Hunter River
Emerald Jct.
Kensington
10.20 Arr. Snmmerside
Tues.
Thur.
&.Sat. ”
1_1.30 Dep. Summersldc
1.14 Port Hill
0’Leary
Tignlsh
Emerald Jet.
-1.25_
0.23
0.16
7.35
FU*
£91
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"UPN
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gc-as
>
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T’
3.26 Dep.
.l 4.15 Arr.
Mon. Tues.
Wed: _Thur
& Fri & Sat.
3.00 3.00 Dep. Charlottetown
.20 Mt. Stewart
Morell _
St. Peters
Souris
_ , Elmira .
Mt. Stewart
Cardigan
Montague
Georgetown
F* P” si*
S Si Si
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gsesaeens
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F $17:
5.39
6.12
7,45
4.40
, 5.52
7.05
llly
ex Sat. only
& Sun.
3.10
4.57
7.00
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Charlottetown
Vernon River
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Cape ' Travers e
Murray llarbo r
Trains Inward.
Read up. 
Dly. Tues. Mom’
ex Sun Thurs Wed;
& Sat & Fri..
A.M. P.M
12.16?
11.0
10.13:
9.45.
9.15_'
Dly. ,
ox Sun.
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Tues. Mon.
Thur. Wed.
& Sat. & Sat.
Arr. 10.30 11.05 '
, 9.35
8.56
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GUARDIAN GLASSIFIEII MIS. `
Ons cent per word iirat Insertion in this column, halt cent par word `
oaclycontlnuatien. Cash must accomPl'\¥ °""|"' ”"""““'“ °|‘°'°° ‘
Twenty-five cents.
_
IIIEIITS IIIIITED
lines. permanent. his earninliii SUM"
anteed. no experience; ten vacan-
cies. 'Write Luke Brothers. Lllllil'
__ezl. Montreal. 6774-12-3M6i_.
ACUNTB WANTED-T0 sell' ful' :The
Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries. We
teach our men to sell. EXDBPIGHCB
unnecessary. Highest c0mlnIBBIO|l
ui ment.
pam' Handsome "ee 'eq D 
Stone' dt Wellington. Toronto. Ont. I-081.
6945 12 l2mE52i
Td7¢`i‘1TsT"T1“'FlE'vTos|.n's°q.nsAr-
EBT WAR,” tncluding Canada! Pl"-
tle scenes. Record seller. Make seven
dollars daily. Sample book free 011
promise to canvass. Linscott C°mf
Dany. Brantford. _
Aoi'ii1"`6'" “WI'ri?'é`5"1-”P0|IT**' I
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agents 'wanted. Send for catal08\l¢-
Solar and bromide Drlnts. D°flf;I;:
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rents usu» vnuuill __
INAN1"§`5"1. _GTIITFOR Gsilfili-
housework in family °f ¢W°- A\”‘y~ years
_ ll, Bri hton-.
Mrs.  `B.__‘Chappe 70=4_12_18MEf;
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&"’» - -"_"_“'°"°'“' d»ii-ia-°1outi-
‘- fo* Sli]
are yeariing foxes, also cross foxes
from any teseventy-ilvs ner 'milf
black and silver, $175 per pair. All
are guaranteed as represented. Half
cash on purchase must accompany
order by wire in New York City
funds. All goods delivered at Monc-
ton for final ‘ settlement. All PHY-.
ments refunded if foxes are not as
represented. James A. Kano. 439
_ 1 v , N. v.
Tum St’ Brwkmssso-12-12M171
can
cher nea
onsble.
to W.
A G
-ant-
ssm- ‘Tommy Atkins. "sous" is ue’
imagine,” said he "Now, get up and
take your rifle and iight and l'il stand
here beside you 'l`hat's too high
sys Bobs Keep cool and try
again
I Well, in three minutes that scared
.lad was nghting like a vetearn and
cool as a cucumber and when he saw
'it ‘Bobs’ started on.
diving mnéh < 1| -"You're all right now. my boy." he
_..... .. .... ...az-.:1:.‘L.:l'i‘.3.`I:;;-»;;~,._
.said, ‘you'll make a good soldier."
“God bless you sir." said the
to collar that youngster and haul him
_'sway by the neck to get him to re-
_treat with the company. And after-
-wards there was none his superior in
lpoint of courage and -good behaviour
'thanks to -the wonderful tact display-
gd bat such a critical period by “Our
0 9'.. _
RULES FOR KNITTING MEN’8 MIT-
I _
For knitting men's mittens, one and
one half hanks of knitting yarn are re-_
quired and four steel knitting needles
nu 1
mber 2.
Cast on Bl stitches; 18 on each two
needles, 15 on the third. Knit two, purl
_ around. Shirt the stitches so that ybu
have 17 on each needle and begin the
‘thumb where the end ot your yarn
shows the start.
Knit one, increase in this way (in-
sertcths needle in the stitch. make a
stitch, then in the back of same stitch
make another stitch. now slip the
stitch off the needle, this gives you two
stitches in one.) Knit plain until you
one, then knitaround once, widening
one stitch each side. until you have 24
stitches added lor the thumb. being
careful always to make extra stitch in
the one you last made When you have
where the yarn is, and knit once
around on the next round narrow one
on each needle. The object of the 10
extra stitches is to form a gore. Knit
plain for 3 1-2 inches, begin to narrow,
_knit two together at the beginning and
end of every needle for one round plain
,_t en a_nsrrowing round so on alterna-
t ly. until two stitches are remaining
on each needle break off yarn. Leave
the ,end long enough to thread a needle
dgaw through the six stitches and fast-
e_ securely on the wrong side." Now
t ke the 24 stitches of the thumb and
1 of the gore, put 18 stitches on one
n die (the 10 of 'gore and four on each
s de of it) and eight on one side of the
the beginning and end of the 10.
`- Teacher-“Now you have in front of
I Small Boy- A patch on my trous-
ers, l toldi mother you'd seeit."
' »_f'-_
one, for 3 1-2 inches for the wrist; thenf
plain for one inch or nine times
It is iull of bows and bibbons, it is
tied with yards of ribbons,
It is irilled and tucked and puckered
it is pleated stitched ar.d,shirred,
Audit scintillates and dangles with
a pound or ao oi spsngles, _
And the middle oi it's painted with
blossom and a bird. '
Out of satin it is builded, and of
ll epuntssna wicker guess.
“And it’s pink,or blue or purple,which
_ I really cannot say,
And it's ot little pocket but it
Z a .
._ wouldn't hold a locket, _
And it seems as if you hang, it up-
side down or any way.
. ‘QIYWQ
It ls fanciful md iluiiy,sweetly scent-
ed, soit and puily.
And, its fringed around with tassels
all ai silver and`of gold, 
And it buttons up »or.- laces in.».'-most
unexpectsdplaces
And it surely must_have,, taken
every bit oi tinssl sold; _  .
?It’s a beautiful plumdoodieh and it's
cost 3 lot oi hoodie,
And it came this morning early
from the maiden I adore,
But I wish,-' my darling Mabel had at~
fixed it to a label
A_nd had kindly written on it what
. the lovely thing is for.
WITH CAUSE. ._
son?" \` ~ `
I “Yes; shot a brace of ducks.”
Were they wild?"
“No; but the former was."
`° His snnsnar " " “J
“Do any shodting during thc sea~
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;  ollo
the    
Crowd
to Carters Big Bazaar
4 Fam? Goods, Toy and Book Stores.
Immense Stock of Goods.
3 large Stores. Staff of 25.
Lowest prices in the City.
We have no time to enumerate the Great Stock we carry for the Holiday
Season or the Great Bargains we give.
Com d S . Sh . ° _
erybody wailéiomge op Early, Shop Now Store open every night. Ev \ K
and Company Ltd.
Carter
come to the-last two stitches on the E-15-___._-_,__ _-F-gg. W _, ___ » __
im*
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Fl
a n. ' t
“hier two needles. Knit one round A Vo t l S t 1’
_'~\'I‘hen for each succeeding round, till \   a e  
the gore is gone,” narrow one stitch at'
_..’.§';J;.:’::.‘1.:.':“:;‘..f°.:.;.miss Christmas Question.
‘ I
I I " _ 'Come in and see thevarious styles of Victrolasi Tell
I WHERE T--HE 8°” SWS' . us'which_ you like best and we’ll pass the word along to-
good old St. Nick  _-
y th t, ` I ht th 'th . ' _" < `
egg oseyggiieiiltiiglilreftili. wnitslitlve We will gladly play all the late records for you, hun-
"‘“ "'°‘““" Yi"‘.'?" ' " dreds of. new _ones just into select from.
`    V1c'lr0la Headquarters
  I i704911fi4_i1s%r£¢|z'at George ‘Street ' _ Charlottetown, P. E. I.
__   _ ,_ _, y _  H. TANTON &. CO. A
third needle. increase one and knit last ___, _ L -=. ._ =- ._ . _ __ _____________
__
24 stitches, _knit enefarounu nu you ’ ci v ° ° '
come whore the thumb stitches begin;
string the 24' stitches on a thread and l `   S    _
tie hold till the dnger part is done. .
'Cast on 10 stitches on the needle ‘
O O ,
stitch at the beginning and the end of       A
the 10 stitches, do this tor tive rounds
till you have again 17 stitches a SQ .
Any “His Maéter’s Voice” dealer will gladly give you a liét 
of the newest Victor Records and playany music you wish 
_ _ __,,__ ~ _ __ f ___
- to hear. Ten-inch, double-sided Victor Records--90c for the 
two selections
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ll 1 ai
There are Victrolas in great  _
variety of styles from $20 to: » 
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qv \_` _ yr/ ‘v Mahogany or oak -
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