litliblrici nui1'n-:ii sEL.EcrE.nti~rroni1i-in For fat* euliiiulnrs sluuiimu susscmarlis'
21'; ’,-:_-',-'fi-1-v'-'_-'_ ;i__"' 1- ; -;;-_-__-_-;-L-_-_- 4_7, _ _ ' ‘ _ ri or ¢~ _
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A I 500 PER CENT FOX DIVIDEND:
The record ox o de il
W- y ' , 4 - I c mpany dlvl D
One ecnlpefwnd fini insertion in this eell-. hall cent nr wen fer this your so far is that ol the
get eonlinullla. Cash lui aeconpmy qi", ninmi- dn,"
Dundas Silver Black For Co-, Ltd.,
It "'”°'a"_°fl“f'__.Y; _ _ lSt. l’eter’s llay, l viz. 500 per cent. -1 -“-5-'J'-:fi 'N .21 :_'.'l-L-Z=";"_-' 1-;-1-;_._ rf11-1-1--_--_-_-_-I-_~ - Mr A 'l` Guy writes that at e. meet-
__Y-.-. i-is ~ _f -, ,__,, , . .. ; ` . » - . mg ‘il th” C°‘“P““V °“ Hu' mn" H'
, ~ " jwas ound that_as the result of the , CORNED 903K. DRY AND PICK-,BessUl\'a operations 'they will he able
» L led codheh on sale at the Herring-if-o pay,about the following proport-
6ALGARY,`~ALBm1vrA 011. Finns.
In the heart. of the new develop- ment. Reliable agents wanted. Erie Oil Comvnlll Umlfmr Cnlxery. Al- berta. ' _ 3367-7-10M9lpd. m 2--|
_ton Sl ore. . F03 SALE li A0ni:El_lI£`N`li`“vvl'I‘H
Kingston village. Apply to David J. Wilson on prenliges, _
31113-7-8“MZwks pd.
L, ' .
eonausas wanna p
`soABnnliS WANTED A'r zaa 1<l<:N'r Bt. Rates moderate. 3~i60M4lpd.
rv I
_resets ante wanna
WANTED »GIR'L FOR GENERAL housework. Small family of t,hre¢_ Apply 806 Richmond Bt.
II) aszlfzi-invlai.
w_AN'1‘nD-A Gnu. Iron GENERKI
liouseworll. Apply to Mrs. Donald McKinnon, 29 ~Vllle St., Brighton, ___Ql!?{5`.l‘_’l£t_9l'Y”- 3538- wAN'rEu~o1nL Fon oalNEa'.\l.` housework. Apply Mrs. R. S. slogan 18 Prince Bt. 3899-7-81661.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. R. S. Ho- gan, lil Prince St. 3515-7-16E6l. GIRL WANTED AB CLERK IN TAY- lor's Bookstore. 34|i3M9i pd.
GIRL WANTED. APPLY AT ’l‘HE _£95911 Hotel. aazo-7-ami. WANTED, DINING ROOM GIRL A'l‘ Queen Hotel, y 32119-5-semi, WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR general, housework. Apply 137 _.El‘l'.‘_°9._§_L€°9-________34¥9'7‘1‘M‘“P‘1- \\`AN'l‘I<1l) TWO GIRLS. APPLY
Revere Hoj:cl_.___`_A_ 3354-7-9Mtf. `-~wAN'ruo-round `\iolui<:r~! 'ro work in a training school as nur-
ses for the insane. Address I’. O. Box 1178, Worchcster, Mass." v 2166-4-25l\iS3_mos. 'i>`ITPI1.£l_l\"I3h?1§:§,°MA`Ln'AND“rEI male, ‘wanted at the Tailliton State Hospital 'l`raining School for Nurs- es. Flor particulars, _address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., 'l‘auntou State Hospital, Taunton Mass.
zzas-.will-tr.”
__,___!`_‘L“_§_Alf!‘3_____-.___
FOR SALE SCHR. STELLA 46
tons. A bargain. C. E.` Read, Pugwash. ___ __ 3530-7-1'7Mlii.
IVOR SALE 30 ACRES S'I"AN1]ING
hay. Apply to D. U. McKinley, North lliver. 3524-7-17M2lipd.
FOR BALI:-A LARGE ()Fl"lCE
sale. In good condition. Inside measurements, 2 feet 8 inches by 4 feet 2 iucheu; could be bricked in and used as u vault. Will he sold at n bargain if applied for at Ores.-__ _ _Arriy et this since. ._ .___ ._ - _.___ ___ ____‘1’:"‘!3_'_7__'_1ll’§-_
FOR SALE.-ONE_PAIlt BREEDEIIS
Rayner male, Holt-Rcnlreiv female, which raised four in 1913. Litter died in 1914. Will sell cheap. N. C. Christie, Amherst, N. H.
3508-7-16Mtl.
FOI! SALE-1 PAIR C1.Af~lS A FOX-
es, Tuplin and Rayner strain; can he seer. at any time. Only pure 1’ li? Island stock in the ranch. Apply to A. B. C., Guardian.
rm-1.-una-A
\I AM PIWZPARED T0 CON'1`RAU'l‘ ON
favorable terms with parties rc- quiring foxes ranched under most approved conditions. Address Gor- don McMillan, North River.
3498-7-15 m t f.
FOR SALE, NEW PLEASIYRE BOAT 25 ft., long. Apply to H. Carter 8'- C Gil: 3500-7-15 ~M2wkB.
_C21 .I.___-__.._.,_ ____ .__.-~. __
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FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF VERY
dark an line-furred pure Island mink. Call and see 39 youll! mink with 7 mothers. Nelson Waldron, Tyne Valley, P. E. I.
3402-7-l5Ml2l pri.
ron sAin a o1.Ass A sox or-
tione. Apply Box 176, city.
sass-1~1oMcl.i.
0l"l‘IONB. BOUGHT AND SOLD,
1914. Foxes, Mink, Merton. etc. Organizing new companies my B000- ialty. 'l‘. G. Ives, Montague.
86-1 14Mllltf.
FOR SALI‘I.-- TWO PAIRS ISLAND
red foxes. Breeders. Five pairs of pups Inland stool. For particu- lars apply to Fred W. Moran. F‘roelnnd Lot _1l. 3l§l_»M6ll"l-
YOUNG MINK F011. SALE, A FEW
pairs of choice ' dark ranch-bred stark for immediate delivery- ~ Pee- rdon Bros, Montague. P. E- I-
3378-7-10MGi.
Fanuiron srinn. 113 ACRES. AP- pin need Lot so, ierrnerly Henry Dart‘s now H. D. (`ornoy's c!‘0l> FU' served, will sell at a bargain. AP" ply to Gaudet and Heszsrd, 50' __licitorl, Chsrlottetow-n.___‘___V3f2§: FOR SALBl.- FARM OF 100 ACRES well watered w ith buildings in good repair, situated at North River short distance from ferry. I For particulars apply to F- A- Hsll at Public Works office, Char-
`lotteto1nl_ oron premises Q . 8077-6-Zllldtf. , _ _
` ` Oil -Fields
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08: Col
LOST I
DOG I.US’l`-A BOSTON FEMALE-
hrindl.-. Reward on returning to 3. West street. 3541-7-1711131. l.os'r-oN sAvl~‘1lcl.5`?s'1Tlznlc'i' on
St. Peter's Road, German silver purse, containing H 32 bill and 355 Cheque. Reward wlll,be given ii me at Guardian 0fI'lce. 15503-7-15i\1tf.
rlpclitas war-1 to TEACHER WANTED Fon 0Xi.Ere?JT
nie. School, first or second class. Hllllplementv $30.00. Apply to Neil
> McLean, Secretary. _ 7-17M6ipd. TEACHER WANTED FOR `AI’I’lN
Road Bchool No. 58. Supplement $20.00. Apply to John P. Mac-
_Llloll Sectrcary. 7-17lVlE5ipd 'i'r:A<fl~l1cl: \vAN'ri~lb iron K1NG§
hero School District, No. 45, Klng’s County; supplement, $30.00. Apply J. A. Bruce, Secretary.
--____ ___C__.____,__3§lZTZ'16ME3i~_ WANTED A rrinioiiuli iron w"lcTs'1- Wood Islands School Nu. 135. Sup- plenzcnt $30.00. Apply tg Malcolm A MacMillan, Sec. 34-ill-7-llE6ipd. EX1‘EltIENUl<ll) 'PEACI-lEIl WANT-
ed for (lrand 'Prucndie School. Ap- ply to J. A. Martin, Sec. _W ____A_ 3418-7-8E6i. SECOND CLASS 'l'EAC}Z‘l<1R WANT-
cd for Cumberland Hill School. SilDDlrl1:-ent $20.00. T. B. Riley,
_ Secy, Dundas. *_* CSQ7-1cp;3ip'rl TEACHER WANTED FOR BONSHAW
School :Ind class inalc preferred. Apply Wm. McRae, Sec'y. '
3459-7-14Etl.
'l‘EA(7HER WANTED FOR UNION
Road School No. 108, Kings County Suppl|_~meut given. Protestant pre- ferred. Apply to Daniel Ross Mont- ague, Sccy. 3442-7-Milli.
'|`l1JA<7llER WANTED FUR 'l`H|‘1 AL-
hion Cross School, No. 68, l{lng's County; first or second class; sup- nlcment, $25.00. A. I). Matheson, Scc'y. of Trustees, St. l‘ctcl"s li. Il. No. zpnex 1._:i__:i51-7-jw.-Yli. _
A Sl'Iil_»Nl CLASS MALE 'l‘l<IACll-
e- wnntcd for Woodstock School, Nc, _li/l; supplement, $40.00. Ap- ply to John Welsh, Sec. Trustees, l-iolvlnll P. 0. 3193-7-15111111. 'l‘n.\oHnu \vAN'rnD` iron 1~;A1iN.=;_
clifie School. _(Male preferred) Sup- plement $ll0.00. Apply to John Doyle, Sec'y. 3116-7-15M6i.__ wAN'rl';n`"Pno'rn's'r.\NT qurinirr
cd school teacher for Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, for term eight months salary thirty-live dollars
per month. Apply to James". Qlliurl
Secretary Treasurer. 31lli_-1-_10lVl7il1d
WAN'I`ICD Fllli-l’l‘ Olt SECOND
clans male teacher for Alexandra School. Supplement sixty dollars, Apply 1.0 Layton McCabe, R. .IL l Almrflfu- ' _‘i3}}:7_'_~_’_'E‘_*£-_ WKNTEli7iN*lc7<`l¥nli'iENCEl> 'rica- cher. Male preferred. ful' Wh0l\fl°.V luv.-r seiiool. Ne. sv. siiimlemert $50, Apply to Robert Stevenson, Sect’y Trustees. 3342-7-1Ill\l9i.
_ ___"?A!~!_3__ *Ill*-1'. .WANIW
l\‘1\IlMl‘1I`¢ WANTED - AT O-NCE.
Mau who understands cure of stock. lllust be able to milk cows \‘:ell and thoroughly understalldr operating farm machincl`Y- M“"`i°d nun without fmnlly preferred. Ilouse provided. W. l_)wen Kci1Il0°l1 I-or 48 _ 3-**'rZ‘7;*’_‘“i" . w,iN'r'n`i5`“'A'1‘oNolc A MAN 'ro
drive teanl and work around gener- ,,1_s¢01-e; also A boy for inside clerk Must be smart and willing- Allllly with references and stating snlu.rY~ Box. ~l, Kensington. 33'l1-7-1§llll_1l: ’\‘Nrnn1‘i§n1;i'.“*e6ife. nouns w§,,,,,,f_ am-1-lemn. <-2
` WANTl'§D_V _ ,__
iv7iN'r`i~:n.-- §no"`nus. or \vrinA'r
part for feeding and part for lnill- ing, Write stating price and qual- ity delivered on cars. Will buy in li bus. lots and upwards. M. C. Mt:Gown n ______§5_1l;_7‘_1GM Effl- W*N"i‘i~:`5`-noAn`i>1No House Fon
man, wife and four children in city or surburbs. Apply £0 T» W- M». cnre Guardian Ohlce. p 83_-ill-‘l-l3lll_tf. W.(N"rsn` ci.Ass snow oAs1c, s to 12 feet ieng. Avnly to Bruce Stewart, pi (le, 8387-7-l0Mti.
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Foxes
V10 Pair Pure Silver Blacks, | -40 Pei; Patches. All Imported Stock. B¢5t_Quality--Lowest Prices.
Prince Edward Island
f Stock. Opllons on Clase A, 1 B, and C bought and sold.
[_
Corn spohdelice Sclldited. Maueclluislll F03 Exchange
flfliene
3485-'I 15E3ipd. lon: -Car.-h dividend 300 per cent.;
bonus stuck 200 per cent.-total 500
¥°°‘1 lmllfllvus and wen situated at 'Def °°111=-
-__-
I(‘-E CREAM SOCIAL.-A success-
ful ice cream social was held yester- day afternoon in connection with the Stanhope Methodist Church. on the newly acquired church grounds. 'l`hero was u large attendance during the afternoon and evening' and the_so- ciol wits liberally patronized by the autou_~.>bile parties travelling the road. The autoists enjoyed the no- velty of the al fresco refreshments,
Ein; ics crcuin being the genuine ar-_ ic c.
ICDLCATIVIC FILMS:-The Guard-
ian sometime ago suggested that it would be good business were the lu- cal picture houses to put on an edu- cative series of pictures during the visit of the 500 teachers to the Sum- mer School. lllr. W. G. Hogg of the l’oop1c's Theatre acted on this nd- vice, and has been amply rewarded for his enterprise. He exhibited the magnificent film story, in five parts, of the taking of Quebec, an histori- cal event in which everyone is in- terested. l\lr. Seaman, Mr. Macin- tosh, and others connected with the Bulllmel’ bcllooi have expressed to ’l`hc Guardian their high upprcein- tion of the valuc of this moving pic- ture, audjtllc fuct that on both evenings the l’i-op1c's Tlleutre was crowded showed that the public gch- erally aru attracted by such historic representations. It is interesting to note in this connection that the Peo le’s Tllcatrc was the first theatre
l D ' . in C-mladu to exhibit the cllthralllng
film Judith of llcthulia, which is being produced at the Imperial Theatre this week for the first time in Montreal.
UIGG f~l(`1-l"OOL.- The following is the standing; of the pupils of Uig High School for June.- l'rincipal’s
Lepnrtlucnt. Grade VIII.-1, Rcglll
,ilu Juikiils; 2, John lVlcLc0d; Il Flnrn illvllollulll. Grade VII.-1, l~`.\litli Cnlllpbcll; 2, Emily Mllrtin; ll. Sli-idle Martin. Grade VI.-1, frlury l\.'T¢;Lrod; ‘.’, John McLeod; 3, Stanley McLeod. Grade V.-l, Lou- ise McKinnon; ' 2, Minnie White; 21, Ellie Cmilpbell. Prinnlry llcpurtiricilt. firude IV.-1, Evo (_‘nlnpl>cll; Z, Ber- tram lictts. l‘}n_m:rsoll Hugguil; 3, !‘.'l:il'v I\lrl'llel‘i-uni. Gruclc III.-1, Althur Culupbcll; 2, 'Fenton Davison 12. Lester White. Grade Il.-l, Wil- fred l‘ninpl\cll; 2, -Jenn Wllitc; 3,
tlllrisllnn l\lcl_':od. Grudc l.- Mul-
colm l\lv~l.cn<l mul l<‘lorcncc McLeod;
2. Willard Mcl_.ecd; 3, lsiitlllccli Mc-~ Lcod. Thr following urc the lmllits
of those who received ‘izcs for the
pl
highest avcl‘ui:c in cxaniiilutiolls during tho hulf yvnr.- 1’rincipnl’s
l.\epnrtlucnt. - licgillzllll Jenkins, llditli (`ulllpbcll, llonuld Martin, John .\lcl.eod, Marry McLeod, Effie Curilpboll, Minnie Wllilzc. l’l‘in;nry llepnrtmvnt..-- Eva Campbell, Lester White.
l
_ J ,, ,_ fs 5 ’ "”>/»»,\
li
_ Every ten cent packet will kill more flies than $8.00, worth of anysticky fly killer.
Refuse substitutes, which are most unsatisfactory.
Fundy Fox Lid
St. J0lln,»
I ne
,iiundz-.y School wllicll was hcld yes-
BABY lilllllllll
WITH HASH
From Head to Foot.. ltched and
Burned. Disflgurlng. Face and Arms Worst. 'Culicura Soap and Cuiicura Ointment Cured.
_____,__._
Lrllere Comer. Moncton. N. ll.- “ when
my baby was five mouths old he had u. i-mall which used to trouble him very much. The
meh was very had and lin
.\ _ wee covered from head to
. foot. I got no rest dey
» or night wlill lllni, lt
".` .` would itch and burn so
l
much that he used to
'-\
\\
scratch till he used to \!l‘llIl¢ tllu blood and ilu-li
0 it would turh fo z`in;il.|.cry ' sore which disfigured lilnl.
The worst was llla face iuul nrlne.
"I tried u good many dllfcrmll. calves and
soaps but io no uso; Ilo golf no lieu(-|~_ Bug after at while l thought l wouhl try (Yutlrilru Soup llnil Ointment and ll:-ul only uscii them two or Lllroo limes when I sow ugrcatcllunge. The sores dried up and camo ell' and he was cured." (Slimcd) Mrs. Ucorgo French.
May 20. 1913. _ --
-For plmplcs and hlackllnzuls the following ls as nlostelfcctive and ccollolulcul trcutnlullt: Uunily slucur the ulfectcd parts \\'ll.l\ Cuti- cura Ointment. on tha ond of the finger. but du not rub. Wasil oil* tho (lullcura (lint- ment In llvo minutes with Cutlcurn Soap and hut water and continue llntlilng foreomc mili- ulcs. 'l`hl.s troatluenl. is bust on rising and rctlrlniz. At o_l..llcr times use (lutioura Soup freely for thatollet nnd llulll, to usulst in pre- vciitlniz lllllzllnmutlon, irrliuilon and clog- ging ol' the pores. (lutlcura Soap and Oint- nlcnt nro sold everywhere. For ll. llln.-ml free snmplo of encll, with 32-p. hook. send post- card to Potter Drug da Chem. Corp., Dept.
IJ. Boston, U. S. A. ‘<2 '-I -- -I
FRII)/i\’.
SUNDAY SCHOOL' l’ICNIU.-- The
ollnuul Union Methodist Sunday Sizllool Picnic of the 'l‘l‘yull Circuit hold nt Crupuud oil Wednesday thc 8tl\ lust, was very largely attended und proved 'to be the most success- ful gathering of the kind yet held hy this flourishing congregation. The proceeds amounted to two hundred and fifty dollars.
Silk'-IIESSFUL l’I(‘»NIC- There were
between 700 and N00 ill uttrlldullcc ut the picnic of the First Methodist
tcrday .wt Murray Harbour. About 1500 wont from the city hy the spe- cial tralll ul tcn ours which was run, leaving iiharlottetowii nt 9.15 n. nl. Their number was swelled nt. the in- tt‘:'nied|::tc stutiolls. 'l‘llc picnic took plucf: ill at beautiful hirc_h grove near thc rnilwzly terminus, wllcre, witll plenty of flln und refrcshn-gnt, the party inode merry to their llcnrts’ content. The party got hack into (7li:.rlol.tctowll obout nine o’clur.lc inn.; lnighr. flftcr , n very successful und enjoyable outing. -
AGl'lI(1l_7l.'I‘[1ltAL 1'1(1NIC- Among
the plcmincut speakers at the agri- cultural picnic to he llcld in the Maple Grove on the fu_ljm of Wm. Ulnrl-:, North Wiltshire, on Saturday, will be illr Conmrissiolicr of Agri- culture, (1-i‘on. ill. McKinnon), Mr. A, A llli:l_»ean, M.l’.; Mr. D. Nichol- ern. lVl.l’.; Mr. J.K. Mclllilis, Itcgillo, Susie.; Prof. 'Theodore lloss, Sce- rotary 'for Agriculture; l'ruf. W. J. liiid, I'lx=i'.l'uctor in Animlll ilusbnn- ilrv; Dr. llumiltou, I-read of the Nu- turc Study Dcpnrtfllcllt, Mucllonulil College; Mrs. A. Ill. Uiluhruck, Super- visor Won_en’s Institutes, and Minn llclenn Mizllonald, Assistant Super- visor. The prominent fcuture of the afternoon \\-'ll be the judging of
dairy cnttlr and horses. Everyone, in tho, vicinity having a good light' lmrse or n good heavy one is invit-| ml to l>1i\ll1: him i|l_ and have him gone ovi-~ by the expert. Mr. F. M. Jennings, Wool Expert, Live Stock 1-hnncll, Ottawa, will also bc present and will give demonstrations in grading o' wool. Everyone inter-_ estcd is invited to attend-those with baskets particularly. `
l\'L(lR/tl. A'SS(>f`rIA'l‘ION.-Mr. A. Clark, Superintendent _of the Exper- imental l-ltation, presided ut n meet- ing of the l’. ld. Island Floral Asso- ciation which was held at the Stn- tlon lout night. There was a fairly large attendance of members, many of whom before the meeting went over the llowcr beds of the Stution, inspecting the beautiful blooms to he seen there. A good deal of rou- tine hiiriiicss wun transacted in con- nection with the annual flovur show, whirl? will be held in flllxlrlottctmvn on thr :filth und 117th August. The Hecrctllry, Mr. W. Davison, reported that Mr. W. S. lllair,_ Supcrinten-. flexlt of the Expcrlmelitul 1.-` arm at Kcntvillc, had consented to act as
I . .
sontctlilng to tl\e’r
o '?L.U." Box 116,
L_ __ _ , -- -, _ R1-_ M* _` _ _ _._...__. _. _ __ _ _______V ______4__ Y_______
The Willow Hill '
Silver- Black
F ex Co. Ltd. I
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. _ . ._ __ _ .$450,000
'5TOCK ISSUE
__ 230.000
'UNISSUED STOCK ..... .......... __ _____ ._ 220,000
» (To be issued only for additional Claris Foxes.)
PAR VALUE OF SHARES, each ........................... _.$100 HEAD OFFICE: Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Ranch at Sherbrooke, one mile from Summcrsicle. P. E. Island.
.' 'DIRECTORS
Frank H. Hall, Farmer, Summerside, Prince Edward Island. Edward W. Manson, Merchant, Suinmersiclc, Prince Edward Island. ~ Austin Scales, Mink Rancher and Farmer, SL. Elczlnors, Prince F.clwa_l'd lfilanii. 'Hubert Howatt, Rancher and Farmer, St. Elcanors, Prince Edward Island.
Ifdward II. Monkley, Summclsidc, Prince Edward Island.
Arthur H. Locke, Ruucliinaii, Sherbrooke, Prince Edward Island.
OFFICERS
Arthur II. Locke, R;-inch Manager and President , Frank H. llull, Vice-President.
Edward W. Munson, Secretary Trcsisurcr.
HE DIRECTORS of The Willow llill Silver Black Fox Compzlnv Limilrrl hflvc
T recently decided to enhirg.: ilu-ir 1'uncliillgiacilii_icS and to :uid other _\'o11:1g fox-
es to their present stock oi incl.-dcls and for this pulpo.-`f.\ have hurl their
authorized capital stock increzlsed. 'lhis will give thc investor u cliuucc to plucc his money in u fox ranch lllat has rl l'~.=cord behind it.
Tue foxes of the Company consiwl of five
pairs of proven breeders and live piurza of young foxrs, the product of our own raficli, except in so far as it is1u:cess;lry to inl_ro<luci-_ new blood. All of which will be czlpirallv. -ii at $23,000 pcr pair or $Z1i0,00() in ull. This will include the pl:-mt and all lieccsszlry crluipillwit for the proper ranching and curing of foxes in captivity and which has been construciufl ni accordance with the most modern mclhofls u nl at ii censilerablc expense to the prcsi nl ow_; ers.
Of thc five pairs of hrccriing foxes above
mfntionccl, one pair and the first pilrclmscd by the present owners is fl yours of age and luis; already produced 21 young :incl has ruiscil 100 p c of this noliibi-fr. Azlolhrrpuir thc ic- male of which is lhe lung-rily ofthe first litter oi the above pair liaa produced and raised 15 young in three years; u third pair the male of winch is the progeny of sour: litter has sired 12 young during the same time, all of which were raised’ to mziturily.
The Company has met with exceptional
and continued success since its organization in the year 1911, having raised 7 young from l pair in that year; ll young in the year 1912, and 16 young in the year 1913 and of these 16 young 80 p.c. of them raised young during the pref-nt year. Thffre are ill young inlhc mulch of ilu-:present ycfllls producti0n,ull are lluultlly and doing exceptionally well.
The Company has paid in dividends to its
shareholders sillcu organization in 1911, over !i1100,000. and has foxes in its ranch valued at $287,000.
Every fox own(-<1 hy tilccompmy is cligillllr
for ri-gisztrritioil in "Class A" of thc i’rin.rc liil- ward island l*`ox'l$rceclcrs Association 5l:ulcl~ :ird and lllc original breeders were pilrvlmsvil lr_<>m illo original lslziud Stock of B. l. R lvnor, Silas Kayuor :md Robert '1`. Oulton.
` (lf thc $230,000 present stock isaslne of the L,<>mp;my, about '/5 p.<:. will llclulic-n up livilic ill;-;~i~:~t :sli.lr»-liol<lurs :uid the b:\l:\!l\:i~ vi ill l>~ oili:ii\.l L' who p‘iblic;ll1is will cn:i‘>!i- ilu- luion- aillzlrcllolflcr lu secimf >.l<n'k in llllretliiig low ;. of th: liiullcst r_|u-llily obtainable at ii vurv llloduralc czlpilzllizulioll,
Tho maunu-;‘mcnl of the foxes of ilu- Ca-.i»
puny will imxlliliiic ilu.-_ sulm- 11:; dui un-Y ilu- pzisl llirrc years.
Thi' foxes will be under the direct :_'ll.i'_»_x~_»
of thc Prcsiilcnt, Mr. /\rthur ll. loclic. (lim lzlr_ifi-:if .=-loclilloldcr in filo Compxmvl :uni Illl‘ only cllzllifu to ills* sllziri-ll<»ldw:'~. will l>~- ill-_r :lcliial mst of feed and cul'rl;iliiil_l.5 mul this cost. ilu-a not cxcocilird :ul :lvi‘r'.'iu.-e o' l li! pw Cclll. por yr.-ul' ol' ilu: vuluo of llw fill-:iii lm: of young ioxcs pl'oduf.fcd and rails-_-<1 by ilu- Corn puny. ` `
Tllcpzlstsllccess of the Compzniy':- bare-i»
ness is in u very lurigc ln.-ai-'life din- to flu- 1-!» flcicnt mzmznzcmcnlz of the our(--r'.il~:u', hir. Locke; he has sllown un-ul :n>tilu'l\- in mi ' quaillting llinlsclfwith thi; coiicliiici1.\'oi .niilnzil life and culniingg Rf.-ynzird in i;\:irlicill.'lr dial ln- czul hc counted oil to look ulicr your lint in-
terests in the Couipfuly.
Application for stock in the Company may be made to the Secretory or to any
of the Dlrectorson the Application Form attached to the lf’rospcr:tus or :my forln to the like effect, 20 p.c. of subscriptions must accompany each applicalion niul ilu- balanco on or before the 15th day of August next, 1914.
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if is ulured in knives, ported that some time ago, on he- Hclmlcd [mm our ,ml,|i,ngs and W0
. _ ; forks.,spooo|an'd serving \ half -rl thi Association, he had url- cm _quwlv you with nhyuling fm," - pieces if 6127 IN dressed r. letter to the City Council, ‘ “ - _ . ,. . \ . 40 acres up ill nny district you wi
_ i' _ ruggestiylg that in order to improve SU nmw wang me “uw helm: d,.m_ I the appcnrnnce of the streets, more ` th_ t -Mm mmtmn or the "min
" attention might he [mid to the Brass §;“d'““Uil "em is only n mn,_u,~r (_,
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1 _.~_.r _horse-mower might he used upon _ I - 1 ' cl
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|iu8Kel:tion. 'A committee was np- “MY llBY"l¢“li8 Mill “iw Y *ini* '_
pointed to seruro someone to not as fd "W" '-0 “"°""t° ll" ° W °°'°l V
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the discovery in Alberta of one ni _
the largest nil rlclds of the world is Companles
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