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The Seal River Black Fox Co.

Lamont

Incorporated Under the Prince Edward' Island joint Stock Companies Act

The Paid Up Capital Issued $126,000

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Directors

G. li. AULD; President, Charlottetown, G A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary-Treasurer, Charlottetown, C, POPE FLE'l`CHER, Vice-president, Charlotte- town \\'M. MCEACHHRN, Mi. AllJlO!1.

tllfice oi the Company Charlottetown

Properly _

The property of the Company now consists of

four pairs breeders Black Silver Foxes, (pedigreed “Royal Blacks”) The original pairs were selected from the Dalton and Frank Tuplin ranches, and tlré' Company oon fidently believe they have a 'quality oi foxes equal to the very best' They have proved very proliiic, the increase in your last year being two lrnndred and fifty per. cent. The Company also own their own Ranch at Seal River, splendidly situated, fully equipped in the most up-to-date manner, the outside boundaries enclosing three acres, allowing ample room for extensions. The R inch is under the management of Mr. W. A jenkins, who has had several years’ experience in breeding foxes, and who has been very successful. Mr. Ienkins is paid a fixed srlary for his services and a fixed amount per head for feeding the foxes. No other salaries, commissions or per centages being paid anybody, consequently the C.irrpany’s foxes are being maintained at the lowest possible cost, and therefore the shareholders will par- ticipate to the last possible dollar in the earnings of the foxes.

New Capitalization

It is now proposed to add to the holdings of the

Company three pairs 1913 young, to be selected from the progeny of tlre present four pairs cf breeders, making in all four pairs of breeders and three pairs of young, and to increase the paid up capital of the (Iornpany to §5126,oco.oo (twelve hundred and sixty shares of $100.00 each, Of this amount $69,030.03 is now tffered for sirbscription, and it is expected the present shareholders will take tlie lar est share,

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leaving a comparatively small amount to be offered to the public at par.

Prospects

The prospects for the future are very bright in-

deed. Foxes are selling tr -day higher than ever, and ' the industry has taken firm hold in the other East- ern Provinces of Canada. If is predic td that the present or even higher prices will rule next year and that foxes will continue to be sold for lreeding pur-1 poses only for rt good many yeais to iouie.

Figuring conservatively, the Companys profits

for 1914 are estimated as follow s:

5 pairs Breeders should yield - - 7 pairs pups 3 pairs you-ng :lrould yield - _- 3 pairs pups io pairs 1914 Pops at $'o,ro“» - - $ico.ooo Less esiirriatid K~.1iper’s Sa`ary, Feed,

Repairs, Q. - - 2000

Profits - - - $98.01 o

or over 75 per cent on the proposed paid up capital.

Applications for these shares may be trade to

any ofthe directors. Terms of payment being ro per cent on application or allotment, balance on or before September lst, 1913- f

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f Application Form

_ G]_;,Q_-___-g MCDONALD, Charlottetown _

`~ Treasurer the Seal River Black

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lap ly fo shares in the ` seal'-.kivgr lilaeirf Fsi)s.GodPeHy._Lim1i¢d- EH- dwga-ig 1 11.7,l`bein '_zf¢x__per-_cent,‘and the bal- a,nwg`e__ "agr_ee“, to 'U1' l5°.f°fe S°Pl°mb¢1' l. ;9_i3.-~_~_f f' 1_ - ,_ _ _ _ , _ 1*_l*“_’*°------

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NIIIFRBTOIUL”

MARQUAIRD

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SAN FRANCISCO

Rube Uarqusrd

Seeley, who have

gngcmcnt at | taken out a mi

lqiutrd will leave ln Marlin to join the

Marqunrd ssyl he ball, but wants more worth as much as ostly asserted the

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LATEST

er.

PARIS. ‘V _ March 13--A debate

ed ln the senate today The govern-

ing op d by the chamber of depu- tles on JUlY `10, 1912, was sent to the committee by the senate. The committee, which was presided 'over by George Clemenceau, the former

premier, has now returned the bill bn '

bus- 0111! I I ‘m TUBE E

mod. E grief

STORE IN =_YORK. But weary

n chain of stores that will by og day,

tabllshed by the New York railways You were "out w your s

enables their employe; to prwure Lo.~d_ _ --_

ii at cost was opened here to- Who Arc "Just Ready to Drop."

day. Practically every article ol Only it word, ye only a word _ *-

staple foodstuffs '

was placed on sale 'Phat the Spli-it'g gm¢i\\ vom, Whig. When you are "Just ready to drop,”

prices from 25 to B0 per cont poi-od, “S9533” who - cl

, ; n yo.i fe so weak that you ’ can

under prices in the regular retail But the worker passed wa;-.1 un. hardly drag yourself about-and bo-. stores, and twenty clerk; we;-4, kept! b|¢,5s¢d and wang cause _voir have not slept well, . you' busy all day. Who", ygu were ,wang 0 .have get up as tired-out next morning as

A stir.-on when you went to bed, you need help.

SMOKING GOWN FOR LADIES, To courage, devotion, and lo esnew, Miss Len Dumas writes from Mn-

FASHION IN PARIS. Because, when the emessaga me to l°“°- N- Y-~ "“Yl"§f'”"I WEB ill abod-

yon, ly run-down condition for several

NEW YORK, March 12-Fashion You were 'fone of touch" wi; your weeks but two bottles of Vinol put “HB “H8111 succumbed to "My lady", _ Lord, me an my feet again and made me

the nicotine habit. Indication of` strong and well. Vinci, has ligne me

the surrender was plainly given to- Only ii note, yes, only 3 no _more good than all tue other medl- day when in theyery forefront of the The Spirit said, "Write," but an clne I ever took." ;liSl>lBy; of the latest importations"l`o a friend in B diggang land; - If the careworn, run-down women, rom aria n

ppeared the smoking you had planned . the pale, sickly children and feeble

gown for the feminine cigarette smok-. Some did `

arent; work, and yn., old folks around here would follow

Tl1l“§S Turkish and Oriental are thought Miss Dumas' example, ’ they, too,

associated with the cigarette oooge- It mattered little. You did not know Would soon be able to say that Vl- quently the gown is a dusky black 'Twould have saved n. soul from sin hol, our delicious cod liver and iron and crimson atlalr with a loosely and wo- remedy, had built them up and made draped jacket made of a B

_NEW YORK. Much 1i-'1'h8.an.t amuse. as it

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ll!! mtl

lol

cri

for

The debate is likely to he it long Cl Ii

erce 0{1¢,_ as the government]

kim the DI`HlC1l>le of proportional

representation ir question of contl.

ce, and it is pointed out in the 'ities ilmt the refusal of the 'senate vote this principle is liable to

bring about not only a ministerial

sis but a deadlock between the two D895, which can hc settled only by

proportional representation

Wlth0l1t the clauses providing

dissolution.

The electoral reform bill, which was

adopted by the chamber of deputies by a vote or _Sao to 217, provides for the abolition oi the system of small constituencies established in 1876. whereby each elector votes for °"° deputy Only and substitutes for it the system of list Noting, by which each elector votes for as many dcou. ties as the entire department has to elect. It also introduces it oyntom to provide for the representation oi min- orities, uftcr the poll is taken, the total nirmber of actual voters in the department is divided by the nilmber of seats to he illlcd.

Kidneys Were So Sore Didn’f Know What fo do

GIIAVEL MID SMALL STONES PASSED THROUGH THE IIIIIIIE.

O oflth ost ° ful forms of kidney

diseilrliio is Gsiililel oiigibire in the Bladder. and is caused by the acid and lulw in U18 blood uniting and i'orming_a Brill-Y mb". stance which lodges in the inner surfaces ' Of _ y_ s P

painful irritation. tembl _ it _

To relieve these _ ' e sins is

necessary to keep the kidneys healthy for heplthyh kidneyes_ secigets :gal tg;

t an

mole ...ite tflinigu the .11-1.... ’immiea»ly and without pain. FJ _ M... Erma.. shawn. windsor. Oni-`

writes-‘I was sowealc Ieould notdo my own work. I tried many doctors, nod every one of them told me to go to some institution R.eadm8 °l D0” 5 Kidney Pills I tned them, and sm n0W §ell,ki:ind can recomsrgentg xilaeirotwhz-lg; y i ne were so N _ ., §1_ni.t to dr, but after usmgthe Doans

__ ey Pills you would be Filed I* a

the gravel and small stonesdxfhst Ill-

ed through my urine. Nov_v_ I am And ableto om ownwork. _‘ 1Doun’s Kidney Pills are 50 cent! PH

box, 3 boxes for $1.2_5, at all_dealerl_h¢:\' mnisa dum on recerpt ofqpnce by ° '1‘. 1v1iii...... ca., Limtar, orontmqny; When ordering direct., specify “D081 I-

Timothy Seed |

Wanted 1

We want a few hundred

bushels of good clean Timothy Seed Island Grown. Mail or bring samples to ns stating quantity for sale, and get our rrces.

e also want a quantity

of good éleanllslsnd Barley two six mowed, and Buck- wheat. ~

& Com

_ Limited my

-Seedsmen

the kidne B 0,. bladder md ,eu u 5 ‘ing case of the deatlrof Amy Stein,

_-'_-

Loosen

TOUCH.

only s smile,

xpocted

given

For hor

away,

_ yrian You were "out of touch". with your them strong.

Bf=¢_\l"f. Slmllglefl Wifll dull Bold, and ir. Lord. ' It ls a wonderful, strength creator skirt of accordion plaited charm- *and botly-builder, and we sell it un-

T Only a song, yes, only a song

hat the Spirit said, "Bing tonight, g8t Your money back if Vinol' does Thy voice is thy Masters by pn.-_ #not help you. E. A. Foster, Central

FRANCE STRUGGLING , B _chased rlght"; 'Drugntorc, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

wrm nni.~omv|_ u you thought. “Mia this mutiny

_ throng, 1 ' "' ' '

Icare not fu "1~~ (ith on

' f ~-- . 9 Y Ol ITI E PROVINCE

fraught. with the gravest issues open- BUl¢l."- ‘ “AR M

1 And the heart that i

_ . your words mlsilltlr, ‘ SECURITIES. ‘

ment 3 elteactoral reform bill, after be-‘ lla" fflllfllefl EFBW C015. ---1

a .

You wore ‘ont of touch" with your (quofguon. ' Fui-ofoi`i`oi|"'b`y"`1I‘, 11.

Lord.

'. Only a day, yes, only a day, But oh! can you guess, my friend, Where the influence reaches, and

where it will end,

Ol' tho hours that you frittored

away?

The Master‘s commadd is, “Ablde in me”; And fruitless and pain will your ser-

vicn ho \ 'If "qut of touch" with your Lord.

T-aidié,

HOCHELAGA CASE RESUMED.

OTTAWA, March 13-The ordinary

routine of obstruction in the house of commons was interrupted by Mr. Gauthier (St. Hyacinthe) who again voiced his desire to ventilato some grievances connected with the by-el- ectlon in I-Iochelags at which Hon". Louis Coderro was, returned after his appointment to the cabinet. He s'ald that he'hir.d been waiting for some dnys to speak und took exception to a newspaper article inslnuating that an attempt was being made to black- mail the secretary of state.

The prime minister said that Mr.

Coderre had been ill at the Victoria hospital, Montreal, and that he had just been brought back to Ottawa, where he was confined to his house. The physicians said he was surlering from influenza and bronchitis, and could not use his voice. Mr. Borden suggested that the move proposed by- Mr. Gauthier might be taken up to- morrow or on Monday, when Mr. Coderre might be able to be present-

Mr. Gauthier agreed to take the

question up on Monday and then Mr. Pelletier rose to point: out the inac- curacy of certain newspaper reports iritimating that Mr. Coderro was in hiding.

FATAL POISONING.

TORONTO, Mnrchf 15--The shock-`

aged 14, by septic poisoning, was he- fore the coroner last night. Her mo- ther said that the glrlwas taken by o woman and ruined. The jury urged the arrest of this woman and the man who caused the downfall of the girl. P 1:.

TWO CENTENAHIANB ‘ '

- DIE IN_THE SOUTH.

BRISTOL, Tenn., March 12--Mrs.

Polly Trlnkle, the oldest woman in Tennessee, is dead at hor home here at the age of 102. __ `

RALEIGH, N. C., March 12-Mrs.

Cornelia Holleman, 100 years old, is dead in this city. She was the found er, eighty years ago, of the Baptist Tabernacle Church here. Mrs. Holle- man was born in Hartford, Ct.,' in November, 1812.

~os'1'ERiiroon Mxrrnnssns are

cheapest in the end. Cost $11, 12-50. 14.00 and 15.00 nccordins W ll” but first cost is last cost-fund there' is .i nie tim; °i1__»or,id comfort in every “0sterln00!'."1 ,"_§ta.l'- Felt" Mattresseivare made by £116 “IDU company, sell at"'_Cl0.00' forfirll silo and are the next hilt. -'B010, 8101115! Baci- .s weeks. 1 ` ‘ 11 'B-17 Milf

Kénnethfs _

Excemci * Cure

will permanently cure you Off

Excema or psoriasis Mail 25e.f at ones for a large jar to1

o'orhnrdennd with Opportunity f-0 Nlllllf

'Twduld hgvo It she does not avail horse!!

'°"` Niiiissior io woiuiu

.Brsndrnm-Hend.erson's \5's 971

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NEW

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purpose

in`¢ s child.

teaching force is now open to

der iz guarantee of satisfaction You

MeCurdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brokers, Members Montreal Stock Exchange, Charlottetown.

Banks. '

Ask. Bid.

British 155 154 Commerce

Nova Scotia

Montreal Royal

719 262 2431 223

718 261 242] 222

Miscellaneous.

Acadia wire -100 Acadia Sugar Pfd 103 Do. ord. _ 7° Brnndrain--Henderson Com. 31 O. B. Elec. Com. 80 77 East. Can. Bev li Loss 140 136 Do. Com. _ 10°

» _ Bonds. `

98 100 60 27

J. B. Elec. 5's. 951 93 Chronicle 6's. 99 Hbwnon Pure Wool Tex. 6's.

with bonus

N. S. Steel lst lfrrt. l'l. Maritime Telephone fs. Do Dcbenture stock

Porto Rico 5's.

Stanfield 6's

Trinidad Telephones l'l.

Trinidad Elec. l's-

roz ioo 1:4; oz; ina ios ios roo as sz mf mol 1oo as or as

SAFE

INVESTMENT

Enstem Securities Co. Ltd.

Invssfmant Bankers. _ W. I Mahon. "nl ol* |57 Sl. .Ismss St. Montreal. O09

Y 92 Prince William Sl

K St. John. N. B. -

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I BONl)S FOR |

Definitions

(Very dry- pm on)

Municipal Deberitnresare _tho

direct obligations o f counties. oitiog, towns and school dir# tries. They are nspd to provide funds for public buildillifs. ‘ water works, sewerage SYS' tems, street improvmenbs. “Nl various other 00I'P0¥`Hl>° P\“"

poses of a similar nature-

` No other sccu1;lty. is Maggy _ oil W 35 ‘ _ i.'§“."'g nlgmnliiirei. from their _aaifinioua to u.¢1.date°f1- rdleniption. -Each issue -must

.__ fel ..nut:h0l‘il9¢l/DY ...¢.°iill°.i°éi al rsgrinurre.

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c.§‘_‘i_.‘.l.... _,;_f?»’.?sfn. rg- ol community. dispntab pvid- 1 ance of their aim uw-safety is no not tmNo'r__A r>oLLaIt. _af interept orpfmcivel ‘HH ever been lost on them in the _ Maritime Province. ‘

'noon qhfardeflnltions. Short-

- ly' we w ll have something to _ my attains rlfiivllllf 1'l°"°“°

mai out at i>rw=\f1°°" P"‘°°°

i`\ld,trp to 5p.o. _Send for » 1.... -~....-me <>»»~

The K. W. McKI.NNON

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DAILY

_ 1‘...;f‘f1.”;1i11r11r.». ¢. bonus of stock.

3..-

_ 1 lsntfcsl, Toronto.

is in many senses the pioneer Beef Company of Eastern Can-

. ado, and still realizes it granted- - vantage from thisinct. Besides

marketing vary large quantities of fresh meats from its distri- buting into nt Toronto. Sud-

_ bury. Eilleybnry, Montreal, Quebec, Sydney and Glace Bay. '- by-products suohashides, wool,

bones. tnllow nrrd oleo oil are distributed very widly over Canada, the United States and Europe.

The chief investment of the

company. other than In its dir~ ect. uctivitiea,in the Union Stock Yiirds Company of Toronto.

has splendidlinoderii plan`t.fso cohitruqleillihst there

upgnoo fofuckeep for many years. _ _, _, '_ _

is exoellentsnd *#1111380 8004-j _” "1 ,rv ._-

__ _ _ _,._,, ._ .5 _ > .£5 .. __ '_ '_._<.'l 1

soon, she will be dlsmilsod on g .

son. ti... wiiiia; charlie 0! having abadnua iiaruu ~" ‘ l,'lru¢u¢. timmy. -_ I ‘

gnc won; without leave since *February 1. Tho ‘ ‘ 1 '

can may bo'carried to the court). ‘- ‘

ll»ll,l'¢l}lll-. .3? f ‘ Otters... f'1l\\°hl..~ 11”' 1”

` |»°|'|‘U|`|s . :Ofc 'I »: ‘ .'i"`W»l'i` C il

'l'he llarris Abattoir Coiiipaily;‘ l.td

This latter Oompiznay receives and handles prsoil ly all tho cattle coming to Toronto and

owns valuable property and does is very profitable nsincas.

The tl p. c. Bonds have been

issued toenuble the Harris Ah- uttoir Company to construct ir. new abattoirnt West Toronto and ' for other purposes, which will largely increase the earn-

ings of the company. _ `

The total assets urdvnlued at `

nearly three times the amount of Bonds issued. and the aver-

age annual earnings for o. period o five years near y four timer the amount required -for bond

interest.

We offer ir block of these Bonds in -lots to suit purchasers at l00_itnd

occured interest, yielding ii hill tl por cent on the money lnvestod.

These Bonds ureissiied in denominations of $1.00, $500 and $1 000

Circulars giving full particulars will be furnished upon upplicnt.ioii.1

- F. B. McCurdy fo” Co. .

._ Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

, Halifax, St. John, Mimtresl. Ottawa. Sydney, ‘_ Charlottetown. Sherbrooke, Kensington. SI. John s Nlld. '

I-lpliflx Ftrs . _

I-few. Pure Wool. Tex. Pfd.

with bonus. Com. Btock. 100 98

.1\Inrltlrnc~'1‘e1spiions Com. 84 80

Do. Pfd. 106

N. B. Telephone _ 110

Worth Atlantic Fisheries Pfd. with ltock bonu! 100 98 J. B. Car lst Pfd 94 90 Do. 2nd Pld 71 65 Do. Com. 30 20

40 30

102 106

N. S. Clay Works Pld. 935

Do. Com

Novo Scotia Fire 100 90 Stanfiolds Pld. 105 102

Do. Com. 70 68

Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com 40 32 Brazilian Traction 98 97} 98 Trinidad Electric 78

Toronto Ry Twin City " _'

Eastern 'mist 150 145 135

ioo as

_ . 104;

‘ oo'r'roN. .

High Low Close

Spot 1260 up 10

March 1234 12830 MBY 1197 1194 J lily 1192 1189 October 1147 1145 December " 1148 '11148

GRAIN & PROVISIONS.

1231 1197 1191 1145 1146

. High Low Close llfay Wheat

Jiily Wheat

Prudential Trust Pld. 100

STOCK QUOTATIONS. .

-_*___ Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc- °_ Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond_Brolr-

ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Clinr- lottetown, P. E. I.

Nnw vonir srooiis. Marci. 1s'ia

High Low Close

10l} 1011

_ zsi za

695 692 vo use is sr; avi 225 2241 224-;

271 an 2-ri

1541 1541

Atchison Am. Beet Sugar Am. Smelters Amal. Copper

Brooklyn R. T. Canadian Pacific Erie - Lehigh Valley Illinois Cent.

Mex. Petroleum

Miss Pacific Northern Pacific Pennsylvania

Reading

,ltock Island Southern Pacific Sugar ~

Union Pacific _

U. S. Steel

U. S. Steel Pfd

Utnh Copper

1011 281 sag 69;;

154} ]23§ 685

37} 116

1563 213 981

149§ 602

315 311 tis; 115; rsoi 21; os; rio; cog 101; 52;

119 1568 21; os; 1131 149; so;

10s rox sz; 521

MONTREAL srooxs

High Low Close

Brazilian Traction No sale ` Detroit No gale Dom. Steel Corporation 52}_ Minn & St. Paul (Soo) No sale Mex. Northern Power No sale

Mirntrci-rl Power 221

N. S. Steel & Coal Comf No sale

Deccmlrer , 1139 1134 11391

so; ss; sag sa; sag ss;

515 513 513

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May Pork ' 2072 2065 2072

May Lard 1067 1065 1067 l_________

URGENCY POINTED OUT ' .-

BY- MINISTER OF WAR.

PARIS, March 13-The urgency of

the French Government's bill to ln- creiise the peace footing of the army has been pointed out to the dnance

May Colm _ i May Oats

_und military committee ofthe cham-

ber of deputies by minister of war, riccor official note.

__..__._`__,

Eugene Etienne,

ding to rr semi-

lt Builds Up `

The System

Il: is not only disagreeable, but

positively alarming to be getting thinner and weaker from day today. This indicates that the digestive sys- tem ls failing to supply the nourish- ment required to maintain health and strength. _

You must resort to other means of

restoring strength, and in this cou- nectlon there ls nothing -like' Dr. Chnse’s Nerve Food to form new, Heh lJl00<l. revitalize the wsstcd , nerves and restore to the dige'stWe"system its natural functions. 1' ' Mr. Fred Carstens, farmer, Laird, Sask.. writes: “I wn,.~>very thin and nervous, and as I was continually growing worse decided to give Dr. Chase's Nerve Food a trial

Richelieu & Ontario 111 "

_ I would

suffer from headaches and indigen- tion, was easily-1 worried and excited and felt generally run down. The lieneilt obtained from this food cure has beep very marked, and I_ recom- mend it with the greatest confidence to persons who _are thin, weak and nervous " ' " '- '

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ABL E SHOWING THE WONDERFUL _ OF THE C.H.|.C. IN LESS THAN TWENTY' `

_ _ MONTHS ij `

` ' ‘-.All Loans made bear interest at therate of ' I'

l S p€l` C311 P61' Bnllllln. ` '

ri.-st Lon. mms apnr zona ion. _ 3 _

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Lnansmadeld _ "mbm wunrlng month of No-

ni. No mba.-. ioislmin dl

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