MR H. MCHUGH
105 ciiiircii street, iiiottreii.
 -December ioih, 1917.
"I was 5 gres,`t,suil`erer from 1¢‘h¢um-
afiyiiifar oz/nj_J_6§_‘year.r, I consulted
gpcciuiists, took medicines, used
lotions; but nothing did mc good.
Theii, I liqgiis to use "Fruii..ii_
iivcs”; und i1i’__15T_` dU)’S» the P11511 “'35
riiisii-r and they Rliouinntisni, wns
better. Grudljially, “Fr1¢i!~1i-!1`r/és"
az/crrama my Rig/fnalirrng' and now,_
for five years,iI5 Finve hnd'n‘o retiiru
oi' the iroublei, gtlso, I had severe
Erze1.~:a and.__C"'b»:`sl1`pali0n,` and
’ iqrm;i_3.;ives’¥;i‘¢iie\'ed me of tlicse
coiiiplaiuts ; gint! gave me a good
appetite ; nndiiinievery way restored
ine to iiealtli”_5§» i. P. H. MCHUGH.
\p0c. a box, 6_t_'oi'_`$2.50, trial size 250.
At dealers on” sent post paid on(
ioccipt of prighé by Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottavri.»Out. ' ~
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a. F-é;iIx°"~<?"éy_  
fri,
f\‘
depends proper feed-'
ing. Give your birds
_  Poultry
_  Regulator 1
wiith the feed. Keeps them in
vigorous lbsi-th. Builds healthy,
vigorous layers and breeders.
Iéeous disease sway. You don't
experiment when you use i
"PRATTS" tl ‘ ti .- '
- iv. ine tested ogg
producer and sale, sure tunic. ‘
Try it at our risk. "
M. your denler's‘in rikns., also =
25-iih. nails and 100-lb. bags. `
Money Beck if Not Satisfied. > Y
Wnite us for new book on care
of Poultry. lt's FREE.
`ui.i"P`i<'/i'T_‘l'§TliTM” i. neu o -
The Gu`srav\'tem't-Stock Tfmlc
Pratt Food Co. of
Canada, Limited, 
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Toronto P-20  '
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HOURS. 12 I deily. NOW 
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itlirriste-1, ,‘ Solicitor Uni’
Notary Public
'mfr Naweon Block. Chnrlottetevu
Branch Dtllee. Georgetown
fwonnv tn Lulu on Reel Inn;
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lerrieter, Solicitor,
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Bnrristen, Attorneys, Nouiry up
if me-. Solicitor: 'oi-. Ogngdg Bun
msocintion, Bank or Montreal, Cm
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iouewwii. 'rho servicem nie srsvs
nelxvueiv f BENTLEY' A
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lerrI|te;n°e”n.dJ ::t?`g|eyegt»l_..ew _ _.
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DFW- L. Mclcllan
_Dentiit __ ~ ' A
|25 Queen Street'
°"°' M°rns & smith
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.uhm em e .i<eLi.v.,';i‘i..` i .i.,',,,,, ’
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"'?‘¥‘“l'f'Y _°'9°`%*\'¥» of Mm Kviw. ¢'pii¢i;»‘s, i ~~. 
ilieloved w\if0b7f_ Mr..Gsor‘e`k_e|;y‘,1`||,°  "1 »_
1- ¢_mi>i»ysi'_iif me P. E. i. ii. mini _
_H<fl1SB-_‘S_iie_\ltavss besides 'her h\lsb'ah‘d, ‘ '_
l-W0_ Y0\lnB"chiidreii to mourn.' _ _ f ` i . _
_'_'-wounoso IN Amv|.- Mi-_ J. ii,
5,H°1|l\=’-_B ol L0t 31. Hampshire hp; i-ec.
owed word uiiit his éonfhencezcoifpor
al 1"- L- E cavdiryis o`fli'ciaiiy
ii to 14 0suerui~ His
._ Oct._ 12tl1y guna-ho_:‘ `
_‘ L, 'Co`r|Jl. lfolinei
lie _Light Horse, leni-
battalion from Regina.
_ '_--BAD FIRE..-Fire broke out a litt~
_le atm-~m1anili`i; ygstpraay _morning _iii ‘i
'the~outbu»ildiu-g of rkside Fariii, iieir 
Summerside, owned by Mr. Thomas _ '
Mitchelil. The Summerside Fire Brigad-_
was caililed out and they succeeded iii
sxwlmg the residence. 'l‘lie burn. how-`
ever _ was completely destroyed to-
gstihsr with ai1_l the stock, conslstlngoi
three cows, four pigs. :horse and about
100 hens, iinrm implements, 'hay and
grain. The loss is estimated at $3000 `
without insurance L
GOOD NEWS RECEIVED.-It wus
with -temigs of relief that Ssillsbury
friends rned this week that Earl_D_
M»cPli=ee,ot Tryon, P. E. l., ihnd not been
killed in action, as some were led to
believe. Mr. McPhee, however, is sufi
ailing witih gun shot ~ wounds in t-he `
anklle. Mr. McPhee was- principal of the
Salisbury Suiperior School some years _
ago, and was undouibtedly one ot the
most ipopulnr teachers that ever haml-
led_tihe school. He was preparing liiiui-
self itor’the'Buptist ministry when he
enlisted tor overseas duty-.Moncton _
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reported
WEDDiNG JELLS.--A _'very .pleas
ng event took place on- Wednesday
norning, Oct. 16 at'9‘a. 'm."~in~.St.<
Putriclrs Church, Fort Augustus wher
Miss Amy J. 0’Connal'i, younger:
laughter oi’ Maurice 0’Connell`, Tamxi
'um and Patrick E. Cumimlskey, son
ir Hon. Jas. H. Cummiskey wer(
.inited in the holy bonds oi’ matrimony
iy t-lie pastor Rev. A. J. McDonald
"_ P. The wedidini; 'Mass was suri-
by'iVlr. Daniel M~cDonald, M. P. P..
issisted by his brother W. F. Mc
Donald of' Gleniinnnn. The bride, an '
cconipiished and capable young lady
vas duin~t'~iy aittired in snxe blue nr
iiure with hat to match and was at-
endei by her niece Miss < Priscilla'
i‘CQi'inell, who wore a very becoming - ~-
‘uit of gray with rose ‘t`rii`mmings_ Th»
room who is ii most prosperous an
‘iiglily respected young imnn wa*
V`ebs’er‘s Corner. After the ceromon_ _ *J
he bridal party drove tothe. "Fores  ..._
or Hotel", Pnwnsi, where :i';isum`p:i‘ 
Jusrlinner wus served by the uiniabi ~
#iostess Mrs. Cii-rvor. Alter spendin“ f
.i__niost enjoyable -afternoon the imp 
_,ny psrty returned__tio_-theiir newhomt
'__"`Lake`_.View'_`,Cottage’f where tlieii
‘naiiy _friends grseted_th_e`n1, and n
pleusnnt evoningwus spent ln_m`usic
iiiiigingond dancing. Numerous beau-
tiful and substnntiul gifts were rec
eivcd including ri nmhoguny parlor _
suite, und In-any vwiuable cheques ,
.-trom_i'riends_at home, und in. the sur
rounding distiricts. 'Ali join in extend I
ing best wishes to the happy couple
The death of Mr. Robert Frizzell, fo-r
iiorly of Freetown. occurred st his
home in Stsnchel, on Oct. _7th, 1918-~_ _
in the 83rd year oi' his age. Although
iii _feeble health for some ,time thr 
end came as a shock to his many.  _
friends. 4 ff'
Deceased was a consistent member
ot the Presbyterian Church, and _
when 'health perimitted his place in
the sanctuary was seldom vacant.
There are left to mourn the loss oi’ s
'kind and loving father, six sons and
four daughters viz: Hugh ot Colo.;
Robert and Joseph, New Brunswick;
Samuel, in _0’l..eary; John in Bedequa; i
and James at home; Mrs. H. M.
Gambeli' of G-em¢belri's Corner; Mrs.
Robert Reeves in Freetown; Miss
Emma and Miss Margaret at home.Ai-
sides ia large circle 'ol relatives and II] ii
friends. The 'funeral took place on went
Oct. 9th interment being made in _:ache
Summeriieid cemetery; bythe side or ers
his/ wiiie. The service was- conducted _ 
at the house by Rev. John Sterllns
.wag:in0nduoted'=by the"Calvin L_ 0.
Lgof- whibh"_decsai§d had been a
faithful member’ -for sixty-tour years.
six of the Brethren actin! Pall MIP'
.ers. To 'the bereaved family snag. _
friends einem iiympmiiy is extended-
Siimmerside papsre..pl`eBse 009!-` ' _
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A receiit casualty list contains _
th° name of Pte. Alex. Buchannan, 
son' of Mr. and Mrs._ Alexander __
Buchannan, of Fredericton. The _
news of his d¢_Hih_ 635* 3 Zl°°“‘ -- 
over the whole community. Pte__ .
Buc annan was a splendid type~of .
mae ood physicialiy and a_ g°n¢l’8|
iavo te witl1_8|\ l1\S»!§¢i°3'"'°“°°‘°
Ai _ enlisted in ]anuafY» 19I5~ ‘
Charlottetown
when ly eighteen years of Q8*
and alt the usual course of train-
ing in nada, crossed Ovtl' \°
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iupported by his' broth__ef_ Fred, -yor. _
ovember of the same year he. Lens and Passclieiidzilc. At Lens, cd on duty until hc fell on thc field iviiitc cross “§§onic\v_llCf€ lil
d-to_the 13th Royzii Higiilancl~ wounds; in the head, but, ater six early nge of »t\venty-one iycms. »'1`iicre :irc lc-ft to mourn besides
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Cahada CAN and WILL 
0'li\`l'July 31, 01918, Canadians had on de-
posit in banks more than a billion five ~
°hundred`milli.on dollars,-that was 
 $160,000,000 more than was on deposit on 
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the same' date in 1917. . ~
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i And", in the meantime, Canadians had invested $425,- ‘_
_ 000,000 in the _Victory Loan 1917. Besides that they had ',
. ’ bought $60,000,000worth of provincial and municipal bonds. .
So the .peopleipf Canada during the past year have __
_ accumulated $485,000,000 in bonds and over $160,000.- 
' 000m cash more than they had on July 31, 1917. That ,___ _ .
_, represents concrete accumulated wealth.
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Canada is` to-day the richest country in the world. per 
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Helfwar debt per capita is -lower than that of any other ' '- '°"~; _
41 . fighting* nation. _
____ So _Canada undoubtedly has the ability to over-'_ I *Q* ,`
_ i »  3-‘ subscribe"the` Victory Loan 1918. _
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_  _i§»___,¢.,._»__=_j`; ' An_d~~~Canada must manfully :ind loyally support the
-   _ _ -. Victor'y`.Loan_1918, _because the national safety, the national
honor and the prosperity of the country are at stake.
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~'  'yi ‘ Canada’s business prosperity is_ necessary to themain-
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1~ I _(_}e't_'=_i_°e_a_¢__iy{_t0 ovcrsubscribe the Victory' Loan. _
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ers and four sisters namely: i\'ir_s.
R. A. Rngnali, Radisson, Sask.;
Mrs. .‘\ngus MacLeod, New Bed-
ford, Mass; Dan, of North Battle-
” weeks in the liaise Hospital, Fraiicc,\ ziftci' seeing twenty-oiic months of a sorrowing fzitiicr aiidniiotlicr and ford, Sask.; Nettie, Edyth, Lloyl. _
th that Battalion #he _w°nt .he returned to the front iiiic with trench ivarfaré; llriving pi;ryc_<L :if ai widi-_ circle of ffriends, Hvwbrotii- George Alden and Benj. At l1'0U1¢~i
nd with the 105th Battalion. through -some vcry scvcrc engage- the pluck of a veteran. He reiii:iiii» liero’.< part hc now rests under _a
to France where he was_ at- in |917 , he received gun-shot of valor on August 30th, ;it_ th" Fr:iiii~<‘.”
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