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"I sufl`ered for many years with

(err ible Iudigeslion am! C`ansl1)nh`on. I became thin and miserable. I had frequent dizzy spells and became so run down that I never thoughtl would get well again. "

A neighbor advised me to try ‘Fruit-

ii-ti\'es’. I did so and td the surprise of niy doctor, I began to improve and /ie ad:/isa! me logo on zuilh ‘Fruit-a-liz/es’. I continued this medicine and all niy Indigestion and Constipation was relieved. I consider that I owe my lii'e to ‘Fruit-a-ti\'es’ and I want to say to lhoso wlio suiler from Indigestion, (‘onstip_ution or Headaches, try ‘Fruit- a-tives’. Give Illia loz/:L1/fru1'l medicine afair c/ionre and you will get well the Same as 1 did".

CORINE GAUDREAU.

5Cc. D. box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 251:.

\A_t all dealers or sent postpaid by

f 1~‘ruit¢a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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MQRSQN *puppy now we ask you to accept this small ,ii f t ‘ _ » ._ ; gift as a token of remembrance and Oirepaitit ';l;si_s ;€pt;c‘;;t;‘ityh:';t;';ga tgggic

3;,-|-hge" am; Agg°i»§,y| again wish you God speed. D. Suthen cient quantity of the boiled com Wag

Bolleltore for Royal Bank ol' Canada. Ia1_1d» D- Wallace M210KHY» H- '1`~_PIQk' brought forward and h par; f th

3-111- 7? °"‘“g- Norma" Nt°h°I5°“i LI°Yd"G‘d' sumlltuously Prepared repast Putt bee

MQNEV T0 Log _ ' dess, A. J. McLeod, Earl MacKay, W. f __ '

‘M ‘ j _ S. Found, Chester Buntain. J. L. me the guests' R'

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L kl . B . B. M - A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald Molqnlgon KW t§ttJF“;t°(;t "°“'I;NH W wgc SMOKES FOR THE SOLD|ERS__.

, - ay. . . n erson, . _ r,

McLEAN Q. McKlNNOl§_,_i.-If Frank MacEwen, Joseph MacEweii ;Ii`,l;.eiii.((;ts§i_;)iI(§;rst°0i,th§i “gt tt” Bmttkes _ " ` j Joseph Reid, Mrs. D. R. Bell, Mrs.Wm. has ii 8 envy Battery

Barristera, Attorneys-at-Law McEwen Seen beeniivefynginerous as will be

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Brown Block, Charlottetown. ‘ 5 .1 __ --- shgw vgindow if Cgiadfid isiabigenigl Ute

___ f scHoo|_ ExAM|NATioNs.-Fo1- Omen Victoria now' neqiiem ‘;i°11S

0,c_ M¢|_¢°d, K,¢_, w_E_ genfmy, |(,g_ lowing is the honor roll of Alberton been received io pm'i0n the ti “ive

l-ligii School for the month of Septem- receiving gifts for this ivorth mg °r

M¢|_EOD 3, BENTLEY, V her:-l’rinoipal's Department.-Grade y ° tent

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V°Y118°- inet. pending further evidence.--'H

` snLsNo|n cnor. - Mr. Daniel SCHO-¢~,__ A " if ‘ ' _ y 1 y' p S. Gallant of Mont Carmel, has the iowing is tiieEB):aun(ti'i|r:"gAi-2_0i?o8l_';'; ` ` °

prettiest ileld of celery that_can be nine sniinoi for Septemben Grade V

seen for many miles around. In num- _,i K C . _ . bers and quality nothing is left to be' Grids a"e_udm?_£e’ 2’ sadte'R°be"tB 1 ' - lr-,

_ IV. Sr. 1, Lena. Roberts. ._ - 0

ifslzeieir. ;‘::.;;:1 as 2: ir- ~f>- 1- A boon to Smokers-it cools

mr bert quality is the Paris ooiaeii §,§’,§§,§0,,,,' I“z‘§i,ff,i‘;‘m°',‘§§ _‘°j'i H§“'“§'t .~ ~ ' YeII°W» and the new °°”t3I“i“5 many Saunders.; Grade Il.'-1 Ira Sauifisegi-*B t ffch W lI1°uBa’1dS Ut Plains-“‘R~ _ 2, Mary McDonald. Grade I.-1, Viola 1 ` ° e

The death occurred on Wednesday §(£,ie;t%u§;l,§-ect iI¢?n,ftt£n:_lMéc% were pe

morning last of Mr. Henry Gallant, Ira Saunders'eiinnmgcniimoifiiillitfilntii ° _ ,1i‘.§’.i':..$“.;;'i'f;'..?”.:i;.:°: .i'.f..§:‘.‘:..'1:::i ~. tttgat taste better' ' -_ --- -Q

ness. The deceased was 20 years old SCHOOL EXAMiNA-"ONS Th ' ` - _ " , ` 9,

1 1 t 1 ' t , Mrs. - ' ”' tt _ ` ;‘:;z....‘i“.fz:1.,°,;”.°.:;."..z1i.?:.s'i,..... ;g1,;g,;ifi;g,f;,,»y_<;,;g,»;°;; ;;,,;;;;;;;;;eeg Every Péwkage Sealed 111 meat

Lena, Belle and Mary, at home; also _ _ - _ ' -

in M... §1::f:,1».1t'.::.::1i.”.';1;‘i:;'s.:r.2».;:¢.:: Wax- All the goodness and _ Gallant The funeral took place on ii _ii ’Saéie She" M ' _ , , , \'

1‘f'<1==y`m°f“11ig fem 111 11” fee- ter. 3 Ara... s..i§.5.' ei5.ié°1?.°i”i. .taste k€Pt m till Y0l1_ get 1t

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dence to Mont Carmel cemetery. ,Sun-deiinnd Henderson. 2 diara

PRESENTATION - Mi- Herbert sherry' G1'“d°tV~“1f G111°° Sheffyi 2»

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Stewart'MacEweu, Campbellton, P. E. Qlifiinihegybcrade V""1» L°l`“e MC'

I.:-On hearing of your decision to de- Macnaritane a’;t}ri11t;t;ttay‘5,Itf'_1Hel15‘;_1it;;

part from amongst us, and enlist in _ ’ _ ~ _ _

the service of your King and country. §:§;r_yI’J:ijnI;°Ia£nt:3_ti;3£ePg’i;t§i;t Théfe was (ln Old SPEGY-100011171 lived in 0 Sh0¢_ Xgeif' ‘;,‘§f,i,t;1e§‘,§1sg,,‘,’,'},‘f,,"ff,‘;t;i’§;§'ff 831,; ~H- ' ' ` 'For her many young hopefuls she knew what to do! _ tend to you our very best wishes, and HUSKING FROLIC _ She fnddé' them m0Sf hapfy Wlfh WRIGLEY’S f0I' 011- 10 °°“g1f111111*@ V011 011 W1’ 1111111"“°” cericrr or practice f ii' _<1 Remus' It kept them in trim af a cost very small' and courage in,going forward to fight pioneer Bettiers wgs tit] oweh by the » °

the enemy. You have enlisted in a upon the mind of thosifurgii t tt° bitt' ._

grand cause, that of saving our coun- Mn /Marcisse Gallant §on5te”C W eil _ i H)

try from the tyranny and oppression iieid what wan comzégni t argtei '

of an unprecedented foe, and may hnsking fmiie in conne tiy etititif 9-

God in his kind Providence spare you imnniiini crop of com CTE? W , 8 .~\ _ ' r

to return to your native home, when has gradnaiiy dm ed‘ in 5 tifiacttce

the dawn of peace has arrived. and very few such atifpi ° tm I ’}°w \ f _

the honour of Britain vindicated. And g er ng among netgh'

IX. - l,;zEF§n,\jeuc_e Cahill; 2, Clare man h

Barristers and Attornoyl-It-Law (llillllli i@3'I§p1l_x1et O‘Brien. Grade VIII. sendyin:'i¥.egi)f?§_n ;‘:a§g;ii:i‘ia:;`;n§vi?;

0ll1COS'-Ulmk Of N- S- CIIBUIDBYB. _1- He1`bt9'-w\0"b¢tt5»2- Alex- Hllfllefl these requests Col. Davison has kind-

Charlottetown. P. E. I. ' .» 31 F1`*111I< Dmm; VI"§‘f’1`i11<’IPal'S De' ly offered to keep the table standln

‘ ' _' __ " 1’“1‘111°“t' ‘~"111"3`l1;‘-l'- »~1- 1111111111 B111* on Tuesday and Wednesday or uni

PIANO 7UN|NG- Y et? 2' Conttanctt Hunter? 3» Joh" Week. when further contributions will

Regulating Voiclng and Repairing. Dl1fl`y~ Grade VI.-1, Blanche Miller; be gratefully received.

SatisfactionGuaranteed 2~ D01`0flly \VH11gll; ` 3. Tllomlls Broil

PLAYER P|ANo and erlck Grade V~1. Amy Asllew. 2 IMP _ cHuRcH ORGANS Violet Bennett 3. Gladys McBeth In day af|tte§iSi'<?¢Ir\1/Eth';L,f§iIEeFitrtILor tilteeslliietle

h spedalty termedlate Department Grade IV -~1 Q M Sergeant George Mngford took F H CANNON, Mildred Oliver, 2, Everett McDonald place from the residence on Eim Ave

265 Gr.ifton St Charlottetown ‘i. (‘llftord Rankin Grade Ill -+1, Mary nue There was a large concourse of

2950914Mtutiis2mo ROEGFS. 2. Agnes Fleldlhg 3. Daisv spectators lining the route although _:_ .__ __ __ .___! Emmett and Frank Purdy Gfllde ll the weather wap cold and' showei-y

WARBURTON 4 SHAW D01‘0U1y Ll1WS011 2. Mil The Rev Mr Littlejohns, of Grace

Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub~ ated )LaWs°“ 31 JP2111 Field Chllfeh, of whose church Sergeant

llc, Etc Solicitors for Canada Bank “lg IIIUIBIY D@P111”lm911l-Clllsf' Mllgford was a. member, conducted Us Association' Bank of Monireni 4--1], Robeit Raiikiii, 2, Rosie Gaudet the funeral service in the house, as (Mann, Permanent inorigage Comm. 3', Ieroy Graves (lass 3,-1 Charles slated by the Rev R G Fulton uiion Green and Oiive White 2. Margaret large number of relatives and friends

0mces_0iii Guardian onine, Pm_ Sterns and bloreiice Oliver 3, Flor were present The men of the 4th

van Block Plinrlnitetown. P E I 9119' i)VlllI‘Dlly (lass 2-1, Jessie Law Regiment Band playing the Dead F-'E 5 _ iiiiihln James Broderick ` 3. Lucy M111`Cl1 left the house about 4 o’clock

PA-i-ENT n°i_ici-ron Ga Llass 1-1 htliel (orbett and and accompanied the cortege as far

WM S era Redmond 2. Francis Ahearn as the railway crossing, and then re

Eiinma Lewis ABC Class~1 R th turned, leaving the firing platoon to ASP y 2. lVll1ll0I1 Hllrlly, 3. Verous precede the hearse to the cemetery

Lawyer (U <1 and registered Pa °11"1_A The Dall bearers were Serseants W lent Attorney, 15 vears experience in Hl8SlllB. H McLeod Wi Diamond, D Fanada and ll Q inventions prompt _ Kennedy. L Carleton and W Smith ly patented Trade Marks and Do The 0bS€fll1leB Hi the grave were con sl ns re stored infrln ement a dllcted by U19 RGVB F H Littl hns

.1 g "1 MIIS WILLIAMS

alidlty searches Eiidence collected ll. who were then fol |n patent Bum p nm-is nrenin-ed mi. lowed by Mr Isaac Carter, Marshall counsel of the Eden and Prince Edward

Expert wnnm in prism num Pao [A111861 °f the S0115 Of England. who

ents obtained in all countries 99 St. James Street Montreal Wrlh for In-

fgrmgmm lJ1`0fl16l‘. and each member dropped a

wsssrmtf Yields To Lydia E. Pink- “Pray Of Dine into the grave The

- V hymn "Jesus, lover of my soul" hav

lllm I Ggelb 0 ing been sung by the members, their

places were taken by members of the

M3nUf3CtUf9f Of SWllCh¢3. Elkhart, Ind 2-"I suffered for four- a few verses of the service and glv COTOIIEIZS, Tf'anSf0rlTlatl0l'lS and teen years from organic inflammation, ing a few words in remembrance of Under ruffs Also Gentlemen s . .i r»-irhpi.. f°111°‘° W°“"“°" I1heIt dat; Imtnirer' Te 11? embers de -T X H - ninnndina nn ose er oens n egrave Af 9 ounce ‘ITIFI WIQS , I P in 3:1! n ter the singing of "In the sweet bye 4531015Mthstul'mopd tlel. T poi I

___ __ my sid” were in and bye, the members of the firing

__i_ party took their places and fired three

' 1 °t`°”°ddti’g ‘ntktn volleys ov r the grave The service

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trial and also the Sanatlvo uh. I have now used the remedial for four months and cannot express mythauko for what they have done for mo.

Udicno Iinoawillbeo! uqbenoat have my permission to publ "- Mn. Swim Wnuuls,

Elkhart, Indiana.

w S L F C A 1 i getit:-fd Iiazumzi glilléougliout was a most impressive

lmms ee! ii i swfuibeulngdown

feelings, was de- (uinpnng on; o; igiogdg)

/' ,,,,di,,w,,, u,i,,,,,,i Pamrui. Acclnswr-Mr Joseph

Accountant nniewithdniiiheavy Morgan, Mt Stewart, met with a very

ey". Ihadiixdw piialnftiiileaccident a few days ago hav

in f h I i E misfortune to get his foot

111 Ho-= Simi. 1” 122 ».i1`..‘;‘ii’3r" i"”.1..1’°°°‘.1-.1 I.°‘i..¢‘:t..1.“'2".»f-I ;;‘.‘.':.‘;':;‘.':i‘.‘;”.:.‘:;"::.:i‘;‘.°° mi.

Pinkhnm’| Vegetable Com nhl: | `

HALIFAX N. S.

. MONDAY. ' POOR CROP. - The farmer! *bf

Mount Carmel are busily employed lu

1 VISITING ‘BON-Mrs. Warburton dl glng their potato crop. which is Green. of Titlllsh. lcoom;|_al\lB¢l by |101' not all _that could be desired on ac son. Sydney. left for Montreal Thurs- eounzfor the cold damp. nature of the

day on avilit of tm days to her son sou during the early spring.--R. . -

Harry wl_lo=i| in the employ of the __ ' ' ,_ - i ' c. P. Ri omeer.-z. ` _ __ . neo cnoss-'rue summerride e

~ Branch of the Red Cr0ss_Society has V. i _ V _ ._

~ HOSPITAL FOR TREATMENT- received $1.00 from Mrs. John An- ‘ ' . . _’ ‘ _ Henry Bernard. an eighteen Yom' °ld drew, st. Eleanors. which sum is . ` 9011 0! Mr. Gresory Bernard. Section- acknowledged with thanks, also the

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%a;1pii:;i»sFr1id§;i'Mf<‘ii_ iuaeainngnite Eivilé ininiilgiietziiioadrignhigitmpiseceigf iDentlStS afflfln. ,Its ian, r. c de, re or s a ' ` ' »

ixxlisytgotitiditionzarisingtout of pxdritonitue. Egg titcg i,l,l-1§si,,§,h€0?,;-af 2?; or a concert ' _ s s r ous.- . . . _-___ '

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39115011 and 901119 015 I1l9“f"t°“d'»'°“ ed to a first ln!raction.`of the "1lrohib'I-’ t ` . " '

the eve ofhia departure for tlhe Wea*-‘ tion Act and was lined $100 anfffposts 0 ¢ o

The -""°11t“g P‘t“"’d "ef t;°“"i““ Y 91' Uiree months in Jail. 'rhe case or Glve I 0111' klddl€S the

with games and songs a d one uded. M, M i Mn _

with the singing of Auld Lang Sylw gugfmei-gggrshe`5,_!£gyd:asbi§led as _ ‘O ' 9 79* - '

and the wishing or Mr. neuron hon pmponed. mini wednesdy in fin, S 1 ,they Want. USE

0 . _ ‘ ' 2 lt ourself-regular] Kee 1

bors take place The meeting had all

as, on account of the rainy weather

made a few feeling remarks on the estlmable character of their deceased

independent Order of Oddfellows. Marshall T L Howatt, after reading

misfortune he has the sympathy of

many friends -S.

-SAD DEATH- M and Mrs.

Mick Nelllgan of Pleasant View are being tendered the regrets of t “numerous friends and neighbors in |*.he untimely death of their son Tho- 'iun who died Saturday-and was hurl- M in Palmer Rodd Cemetery on Mon- iay. Rev. P. C. Gauthier conducting the funeral rites at the Church and grave.-Z. ` _

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The annual meeting of the J. R. Dinnls Pedigree-id Foxes was held last, night in the Board of Trade Rooms; with a good representation of the` shareholders present. Mr. J. R. Din- nis, President, occupied' the chair, while the place of their Secretary- Treasurer and`Bl1siness Manager, Mr. W. E. Cameron, B. A., was occupied temporarily by Major Bartlett. The following quotations from the Direc- tors’ report indicate the excellent standing of the Company:

The Company commenced opera

tions last autumn with 19 pairs Stand ard Foxes To day we have un in crease of 32 young foxes. 16 even pairs The Company expects to have breeding next year at least 31 pairs, including old and young

On account of the European War,

your Directors have found it impos sible to sell live foxes at satisfactory prices, and they consider it in the best interests of the Company to re tain an the 1915 foxes for hreeaingl purposes This will considerably re duoe the capitalization per pair of the Company’s foxes and should very ma terially strengthen its position for paying future dividends

The directors, after paying for the

current year's expenses, reported a substantial balance on hand, quite sufficient to carry them through the

ensuing year

The shareholders expressed deep

regret at the loss the Company sus tained in losing the services of theirl efllclent and painstaking Secretary and Business Manager, Mr W E Cameron, who recently accepted a. position in one of the Toronto Univer

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A meeting will be called later to

appoint a board of directors,

Thin Folks Who

W'Quld be Fat

increase in Weight 1"'i"`i`\`l5'ound|

More

"I’d certainly give most anything to

be able to fat up n few ppunds and stay that way, declares every exces- sively thin man or women Such a re suit is not impossible, despite past failures Most thin people are victims of mal nutrition, a condition which prevents the fatty elements of food from being taken up by the 111000 BS they are, when the powers of nutrition are normal Instead of getting into the blood, much of the fat flesh pro duclng elements intestines until they pass as waste,

To correct and £0

produce a amount of fat, the must be trtldcally

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WEDDING BELLS-The home ofl lations of the contracting parties. To Mr. Roy Lidsione ably supported the

the strains of the wedding iii_zi_rc_h g1‘o_o_iii. At the close of the ceremony which was beautiful a ed li Mrs a dainty supper was served and after

Mr. H. J. Campbell, Freetown, was the scene of a most happy event on Wednesday evening, Oct. (ith, at 7 o’clock, when his daughter Ina Adel- aide was united in holy wedlock to Mr. James Jardine Stavert, of Lower Freetown. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. George B. Morris in the presence of the immediate re-

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Albert F. Ciiiiipliell, the bride entered the parlor on the arin ol` her father. who gave her away. Slic was attract- ively gowiied in a tasty dross of wliito silk with shadow lac-c and wore tho traditional veil, The bride was at- tended by lier sister Liiura B., while

a pleasant riwiiiiig enllvened by the toot of horns and qlang ofJ1ells in the hands of the clievariors tliehappy young couple drove to their home in Lower Frcetown accompanied by the best wislios ol' a host of friends.

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P first class throughout-a

system of exacting care follows each

fgnrnhilggiiixnit stages to the time it is packed

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