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Vacation days may ¢,0m°_

butw revel' cot li tpservging yon? -» “-7 mwmme'

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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

quotations iamisiieii by F. B. me

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‘ _ ` _ ` _ _ 1' Messrs. S. -A. Mciieod, Arthur J. Bil-- Tho Morning Post has hind, 5 5;;-oiig _

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rid of onder Fly Killer

Qi exceptional merit this

article will give better re suits than you anticipate- 15c each.

We have all the best Fl

Killers-~Spiral, Tanglefo Paper, Poison Pads etc.

E. A. Foste

Central Drugstore Sunnyside '

Expert pharmacists fill you

.9»'<:

prescriptions with purest drugs .\\\\\\\\\\\.\`f]IIlllllllA\\\ l

It is Never too Late

to`mend. So no tt h t I ' A"§|1St watch: Sendit ar21i\ndeiovri1i:n xappms togyour Oct

' D . 1285

Fo ,So Jiihiinry 1222

The Practical Watch and Clock RepE_rer March

153 Queen Sl. , Chailottctown

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Do not forget to our fish supplies fr s. We can assure fentire satisfaction his line.

Chfown Fish Supply Co.

Phone 340~]. 173 Grafton Co

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'I-The' Qégblem of getting Beth. Steel

K( °

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. , _ isnta sticker.” ~ 0,

Brazilian Traction

Moi

N. S.

Quebec Ry, ltichelieu A: Ontario

Toronto Ily Twin City

Sellt. Wheat

. Q D

_ Mr. Farmer SSE...

Dec.

Sept. Outs

Dec.

Sept. Pork Sept Lnrd

Atchison

Am. Bust Sugar

im. Biuelters

mal. Copper 59 9 Uu1l1iI11o1'e&(lhio 721 24*

355- 36 86 87 157

161% 44

64 761 37

Brooklyn Ii. T, 39* Canadian Pacific 115

iesapcuke and Ohio 451-

Erle 23; (ireart Northern Pid A 1201 Lehigh Vaiiey 1:-is Illinois cent 110; Louisville & Nash 1615 Mex. Petroleum 64; Miss. Pacific 10; N. Y. Central _ 84 3 Northern Pacific 1055 101% Pennsylvania 109-; 107-; Realding Div. 159% 153; southern Pause 92; 883 Southern Railway ' 18% St. Paul 95; 901 Sugar 105% 103 U. S. Stcnl 58% 55S U. S. Steel Pfd 109; 1075 Utah (`opper 54 521 Virginia Chcmfical 262 24

42 § 21 21§

118 1311 110 129; 61%

116; 129; 109; 129; 61; si ai s0“ ali

ioii ics; 154 use

17 iss

91% ioai 56 101; tai 24i

MONTREAL sTooKs. ‘

' > uid

:.92 2s

Ask 00

Canada Cement 28;

(lnnada Cement Pfd

00;

Detroit 62; Dom. Steel Corp'n

Miiinl & St. Paul (S00)

itreal Power Mo treal Struct Ry.

Steel & (`odl (Jom

20 20; 115 211 212;

452 46 10.5 10§

'77

Sh-utwiiiigun 110 111 Spaiiiisli Iiivcr Com 9 91

1111 112 99;

Quotations at noon; exchange clos- ior afternoon.

COTTON

High Low Closo

1174 1183 1204 1190 1198

1175 1183 1203 1190 .1198

1210

uber 1217

1228

GRAIN & PROVISIONS.

High Low Close

022 83k

85%

9.22

. wheat 95?.

71; 61; ass sei 2032 1022.

0.13

71§ 69k

Corn 62 59§ ‘

36§ 35} 38§ 36%

2062 1002

Outs

2092 1030

(By Direct Private Wire to F. I3.

McCurdy 5# lC0~)

SUMMARY.

Greece to send 100 0(`0 iucu to

Scrvia. if Austria begins war.

Despatchcs rcceived ,,t _Washington

Rui-,igian Army is mobilizing.

' __ Earnings of U. S.. Steel second

quarter this afternoon.-

B a ree to two and half

ankers K

year extcnsich from Aiigllit 0‘iN11.‘

° - ~ 00,000 1 t ' ti 1 d Great or-

Just received a nice 2,, \“°‘"“ °”“ “"

rn . otcs. _. berth, Grain Crop to be 10 PGY t. heavier than last ~yca»r`s.

assortment ofNew Silver- °‘§i,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,i W,,,,,,,,_ i-,...i.i.,.i_ oi

udlan Bunk of Commerce, says

rilltlons in Viinndal have reached

iying off of 800 rron by the Grout rthern is said to ba duo ta com-

" Cu

ware Suitable for Wed- _ tdrnlng point toward recove Y din resents Quality & N”

` C. W. _Patterson '

_ ~~__ \

"\».

“ ... m"

plctlon 0| shops will track work

12 Industrials declined 60 DBF CBM rails declines 58 per cent. _

prices ri ght. 2° ` ' =,=,_ _ B,

DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH PILLS iii§°ii§f izulutln Pill for Women. $5 0 U0* 0' ""."°° 1°'

dre

io is 'id at au imiiz Stores- 01' m*‘"‘~“* *°'“'Y ‘ Don receipts: in-ice 'rim swam- DWG

sa _ -

-_mx f“_"1'}_'1’,'?."- 0""'\r|‘!`--v-°°'§e”§{.§&

i>°i'i0si>iioNoFr6R MEN. vim...

viiaiii nor Nerve and nraim ’“"°m°"smy

in-if - ii 'ronlc-\vIl| build 1'0" UP- 33 “ "°"- °'

. ‘ i Il on receipt _ _ M _ :Yo for $5. nt dnig stores, or ny ma m

price. Tn: Sconcu. Dano Co.. Si- Ce'-Im' °l-

\mta_rlo. _ ' ' Sold ot: l'i\l_lh_n’ Dnmsgurc _

|Y___,

_ '_ __~-pn-1 _‘Q

Hot Weather

_ is here. Hammocks

Wi h ' I f d

choic°e 11231610/1l0Ct=1gS». I\?i?2% STOCK, FAST COLO_RS strong and durable, which we are clearing out -at low rces _

95 cents each up to

I _ $6.00 each.

New Books

_,_

We Take the i _i i l w hi piiiiied wa sviih`f.1ie Polish op.

We know you will

the relief itbnnp. 1

we knew you will snuck",-

the hard work it navel.

_.__

ST. JOHN, July 25.- There was

no luck of interest ilu Friday alter- D0on's session' of the hearing by the H0Yal Commission investigating the DUE-al charges in connection with the Valley Railway. Although the evid- ence itself was not especially inter- esting between Mr, J. B. M. Baxter and Mr. F. B. Garvell, which caused the spectators to sit up- and listen. '

Some days ago Mr. Baxter applied

to Coinmlssioner Fisher for an op- portunity to appear before the Com- missiitfl and make ., statement under oath regarding the payment to him of $500 by the St. John- and Quebec Rwilway Company ns .. retainer for professional services and which sum he returned as soon as he learned that the company intended to apply to thc Legislature, :of which Mr. Bax- ter is i1 member, for increased assis- tance for the building of the road.

l‘ommiasioucr Fisher communicated

the request to the other members of the board and it was decided that Mr. Baxter, if he wished to be heard should appear before the com- mission and make fiormal applica- tion tothnt cffecti Yesterday after- noon, shortly after' one o'c1ocl< - tlis decision of the commission wus com- municated- to Mr. Baxter by Secre- tary Georgo Mc.Dado. Mr. iiaxf.-er a- greed to come to court as early as possible during the afternoon and state his case and it was for this reason that he appeared.

After complaining of the nzaiincr

in which we had been attacked in the investigation, Mr. Baxter, with much indignation said, “From the day I was fourteen years of age I earned my own living and earned' it honestly. I never had received mon- ey exccpt as o result of honesty and thrift.”

"I ncvcr had occasion to retort to

the constructIon~ of- arniories or doubtful railway transactions to get my living and with the permission of th-ic court 1 propose to defend my methods of earning livoliihood."

lllr. Corvell here rose white with

passion. “I rise to interpose an

objection against this man.

Mr. |iaxter- “The hlocker's brig-

ade again."

Mr, (‘.nrvel1- “I do not propose to

have this man coiue here and insult me." _ ` '

Mr. Garvell-'~‘ "You cannot come

here as ii cur and .. cowarll."

Mr. Baxter-"I do not come here

ng ii our nr coward, neither do _I coir-_e here as a thief." To the com- missioner- “Your honors I want a time fixed when I can he heard Under oath in reference to the disgraceful slanders which have been published regarding me in a, section of the

press."

M.r. Carvell-"Can I be heard a

minute?"

Charlman lilcKeown-"We are iust

in the middle Oi the couipla\naint's evidence and are not now in sa. P0Bi‘ tion to say what time can be set for the hearing of Mr. Belief- BY consent of the counsel this witness canbo withdrawn to give Mr. Bux-

ter an opportiinii-ty now.”

Mr. Carvell-"I don’t think we can

interrupt the proceedings to allow this innn to secure advertising. I

will not consent to it.”

Mr. llaxter-"You have had tho

stage long enough."

Mr, Cnrvell-"I am not conten-t to

allow this mnn to he heard."

'Chairman McKeoWn-“ After _thc uoiiiiiliiinants have finished their casa Mr. Baxter can he called as ii witness forthe dcf-ence." _

l\li~. Tccd_-“If Mr. Baxter had not

re-iiiestcri to 'nc hcuril I would have called him for tho d0f¢nCl‘-" _

Chniriucin McKeowii-"Than he can

be called."

Mr. llaxter-"That is ull the com-

mission can do. I have no desire to interfere in the hearing oi this wit- ness but if articles such as that pub-

lish-;|;l in tho Telegraph -this mornipg are nepcatcd I may liuvo occasion _ o apply for ii commitment #or con-

tempt nf court."

Mr. Carvell-"If you como look- ing for favors from mn you must come in n different fmmc of mind." Mr. Baxter-"I nm not looking for

_favors from you hero or hereafter.”

Mr.. 11., J. carter-'-1. suggest - that

f‘ol. Baxter and Captain Carvell rc- tire to the corridors to figlit_it'out."

it-ir, Cai-vcll--"I would not dirty my

hnnds with him." ` " '

B xter--"It is iir ossible to

‘_ Mr. a ip make your hands any dirtiei- than

they are at pwsent, or-.your mouth eithee." . (‘hs.irman McKeown-"Ii vou gen-

tlemen liersist in this I shall have

‘ i- vi

4*,

to request the constable to remove you from the court room."

Mr. Baxter than thanked the con.- misslon for afford-1-ng him the oPDOr~~ tunity of being heard and luft the

t _ - _

court room. - , ,__ Izfaggpusgiggiqgfdoii gnu. ns my wife

I i

2 _

'fuliiiiiyon know-_i no .wr iike io my

iiiiii iii iii iiiciis

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ouii Loiinoii amen _ . _ __._~;,._,__ » ?5°-»=1--~T7-`<»»»»».- if 'if-.',>_;-,’-<'f.`-',\\ _ i-_-,--¢--

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JUIY 25. 1914. i _. ». 3" 815° it' P"°Vi°i°““1 d1l`°¢¢0l.‘B BTU would liesult. inpemutual satisfaction. _

Fachern, solicitor, of New York ll. e B. A. and Donald Murchiso 'farm-‘

LEW YORK s'1'ooKs. F Hn Alfred E- M- Mclilachern. John plea eiu sei: for it 'a ui S I . _ i

/ }11ghLow 010,, _ Tdainor, of Charaottetown; John Joy, Empire dhdiacter of thdeiiisigeyulghoog that in extenor appearance might re- Ni

95; 91 eat ~ _ . |

21 zo; 20; _

63 58) 60§ `

er, oi'1\orth River, P. E. I. "-

60c. to $1.50 _a box. llliicKlnnon fi Drug Co., Cor. Great George. and ll

“The CBl0d0ul§.Ful‘ Earn); Limit- B ear at Bmle wit

ed," is the title of another ,iur-rsls- _-algo" ii, war, iiiioweg as u18;,n°ti_';I; . _ ‘~»._- __- YE ' ing company that is being organized Ron' ,me with Bn- apérture Bi ht _ '~~~ -_ 'in tm' P’°““°" 'lt It 1' mmf 1011*' such as is in ordinary use in Can is °d with I °°Pi*=1 “Wk 01 550.000. .naar 'mach `d'is¢ui.sieii`-at the aniiaai

Cvfdy e C ., se - ai med into any a i ,ii . , , - ._ - _- _ kers, lilemiibrs M<iii\"treax:l1 £234; itii head oilice 'ai§lki:1iiefMp°1lia'cea:;€i $31227 ig!p,§2:¢i;`1?§‘;na1,_hRi%i|5ABs°_ is .il __ '_' >_.~\ __ “* .',e'e?X~‘ °h°"i§°. 164 Richmond St Char- ` i ’ business will belocated in Char- was shelved by a dgcisione thntuldg ' `7" < W H it _w`_ ` "LJ 7 lottetown P E 1 " P lottatown. The ii1iplfch'nts‘ioi' the ohm; ` ` _ ` 1 ‘ `--"'

» - - - ... .ff ge should be made this ye r, i 1 3 .-

incorlloration of this- eompanv who the ho e that rsonal consultttionlii 9;" "Alia N E

\’f°k°l`» 0! SY “Wi N- 3-. A. Mc- and has emphasized the great mtor-

` - * ° ° aboutasclieme for erecting a great »

Among recent arrivals in the city Dominlons llouse on the vacant Ald-

who are interested in the fox busi- wych site in London, the pi-oviiieeg

iz It '-' __ ‘_

er associate editor of “The llnsy pushing ahead theirnwn' plana for & C0- N '~" _

ness is Mr. H. D. Buchanan, a form- of

‘East/’ B magazine that does much vim-ii: their attractions' iiei.-ire his <57* i/‘ -

_.to furtherths interests of the lliari- possible emigrant or invmtor. The gg-%: jimo 1”»r0vm¢es_ and has paid special latest instniice of this was seen on ?il¢3">`~

‘attention to the fox industry. Mr, Thursday of this week when the cer- Buchanan, it is understbod, intends eff-0115' Of l¢\yin.t» the foundation ,tone

opening a fr# investment exchange in Of

931:. John, New-Iirunswick. The de- Umbia was performed by H, ii, ii, ‘

vclopment of the fox industry in that- Prince Arthur of Con-naught. The -i‘ .`_. _~' ` province is becoming so great that “_"“’ bllnding will 0°¢\1llY 11 Corner i no doubt there will be ample scope Bite Ou 'thc lower end of Rogont - “ ’ .fi i | for such a busniess as Mr. Buchanan- Sffvlf. and will be om: of the most " ` will undertake. 8fU"aCtivc lookin: of such up-izncies ' : -_

when cornplotcd. It is -worthy of note ' `l |§i

::WlIIard’s chocolates are absolute- that just in tl!/it Durt of the west- ~ i

ly clean, because they are inrido end Of _LUIIGOU Quite a Caiiiidiun from the purest chocolates with neu- 0010115’ li Eatmfinll- UH svvcruliliuiiks ‘ _ tres of the finest fruits, nuts und ha” \>1`HU°h9s between Pull Mall and candy-they are forkdipt- the nniids Piccadilly and there iiro also scvcrul .~._ _ » _ of the makers do not touch them in CH-Dadiiin finiuicial and business

any way, in any stage, of their muk- houses to be seen. Tho proceedings ing. You will lind a splendid var attracted H INEC number of visitors iety hero of theso poi-ol sweetly fresh who in a la1'i:c marquee which w._s and delicious Wi1lurd's chocolates at clab'orntely decoriitcd, \\-iitoiiofi iii.,

iiiii|is`_i;ui`i'ili

§ 'rs

hat no Canavd-thu voldntdér should - ____ _ _ _ _ _,__ _ _ _ _" ~ 'r _-~ \_

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£2, §*i."T.”`_ `

,C .ii 5 /_:rl

9 It is possible-maybe-to build I piano. I

_ lemble a

sc taken ia in by canadnps.. " ~

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While there is much talk at times ‘S57 I

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both Canada and Australia. are '

though this is doubtful, so largely _docs

1;, ig’ !` `\"-’i)l!'ql

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the new building for British (‘o1- ¥iQ"`.',i: l

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, . W-rr

_.Av ,és 1 Heintzman 6: Co. piano. It is the out ‘

I ` come of half a century of patient study ‘

ig. e w

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--"The tone Is noble and sweet. not looslnl ,Q

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Q ";'\.\`\4i& fortissinio."-Dui. Enwuio Fisiin. L-_ _'~ --_

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li ii.i.i_iiz Bros

l __ ___ 7/"L_ 7; "°_”`°*""` ll: :_ "',"` 'fr' '--3 __-'" ~

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on of Canada's ('iovcrnoi‘-tlcnerul cftly perform his ltlt of iiiasoiiiy

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_cava g~..~\....¢.~.¢

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" if as - . e,

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real art enter into the making of these E_",,r._; _

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Dominion-wide pianos. But there is no lg ,i S*///, | duplicating the tone of the genuine `_?,"'\§l';"_l

- '/|.;

_ f*i~'f_.§e

_ and labor. This cannot hc equalled~:ind 5 ¢='-'mei

tone is the real test of a high-class piano. 7 _ '

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its musical quality. even in the utmost E ' i

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sri'¢.\i_».~l_ii."~.fi\~5wi|.»'i»¢ig_i\\i_& (:jy"°.`;;__';'_" ' ~ T§i___,»g_'.,‘g1,_'_‘r;74,,,

Kent Streets Mi;|_ work. Prince Arthur paid a wcll-mci:- r - - - - _

Mi Harrison Wutsou, iepiescntu‘

A NUW INN Pilllllll

ST. 1’ETICR-\‘Bl'll(l, Russia, July _`

27.-Deprlved of rank, pay and pen- sion, the "defender of Port Arthur," , Gen. Anatoly Stoessel, is dying in ‘ poverty and obscurity in the little

village of Hmelnik. -

After his surrender of Port Arthur

in the Russo-Japanese war General Nogi in 1905, Stoesscl was court- ; iiiartialled on the charge of coin- . ardice and sentenced to death. 'l`hc sentence was changed to imprison- mont, and after two years _he was released. He was without means and made a living selling tea. He is n0'w living on the bounty of his former

ndjutant, (lol. Ksidi.

CAPE BHil_UN____lS _

it i'iBUHlNl§'tFllH`iUll

CAPE AINSLIIE, C.B., July 27.-

Practical oil prospectors who have been present during_the work of bor- ing for oil here, and have seen sam- ples of the deposits, say that-there ' is no qiicstion of oil in large quan- I titics but that the only question is I

how to wig a sufficient -quantity to i the surf 'to- make the work pay, It would appear that the chief' difii- i culty in the way lies in the broken i character of the formation, but this I it is said, is not greater than that ' which has been overcome in Callfor- 1 nia and at other points at which oil i is now obtained in abundance.

STOCKYARDS DESTIIOYED

_ ._--_i-. LOUISVILLE, July 28-Fire start-

ing in Bourbon Stockyards liist night destroyed n third of the plant also forty-live cars and 1000 sheep with loss of quarter inilllon. ‘

_1_.r1.V.1i;_JUv¢

»_vUIC _cr _

'|`Hll SH_A'I7lT10CK

AT THE AZOHIES.

__.`.

FAYAL, Azores, July 28-Sir Tliom-

as Liptoa's Shamrock IV. arrived heru today, after seven days vnyago from ldalmouth, England. Sho proved liorself ii good seiiboat.

' _ MINE UISASTEH

l)0F.'l`-MUNI), Germany, July 28,-

Fifteen coal miners ara de,,d in ri tire in Hausemarin.pit. Six bodies have been reébvered. i

- MUNICH, July 23.- Oflicial an- nouncement was made yesterday of. the betrothal of Prince Willinni of HdE'e;zo1loi'n, father-in.latw all kp- mer 'iiii;..M4?p_ u,eb~7»..o!_ Por ues. 0 Princess Ade guude, dldsst da\_i_g_litcr di' King Ludwig of Bavs`rI’a. - -_ __

A Japanese and Hip Wife. "A liidywesldlug li\"‘l‘z\iindenn wns 'recently asked hy _noi-_.|uD0ll0S0 31"' denei- for me ihresdtrs' misss 0"# himi ne’ nav wnuiwiit ro. leave f°f Japan with his wife and bnhy. I-llii

`liinntl i wus' "\\’lI| you

ls want the Vases. lllld bil! 1'0"",

ch small i'lilng.'but every \volnsn'»\_

7iii`ndf1ii‘e`\‘ei~y-'nnia|i.»lly wife is more" lniull.”-Pixcluinge. ’

Success Without Blttornon. _ _

Success in lndustry, in nrt or in love

In saved from iiltiermml and dilap-

pointmeut becuase"-mv-' s-Jgiiiihrfu

\° m his _ tlligiiliigives iinow more than we -are nivffrc--1mcn‘&¢¢|d.-bllclflill Gf

ooo.-nr. _manure agent _

.‘ » .s ‘

. l d

_ Q” po .

Be-it has n liild time vi woman erin make a fool orimy mnn. Do you* believe li? 8h»1_-Otmiurne nor. The hit sho nn do I to dn|lop~h|m.-

&m.i°.N°‘"' _ ...:_.-__i..~..-1-all l- ~-- -vi

ed compliment to the _veteran Ag- ,_ I . t-General of the province (Hon. J. UW! Of Vl`i"'-'if l‘311W=\1"~l lHlun<l. Wits cd f- -- box dcpositcil within, ' Turner) for his long ,ind success- :iiimiig tlirisi- \\lii> ui-i-ii pi'osi~_iitcil to flilllllllltiflll H1-Ulm \\'f¥l`f¢ _rblnie

l tenure of ollico. Ilon Mr. 'i‘urnci"lii.< Iliiyul I|i;:|iiioi~;s_ silver und r-uiipvr coins ull Eni, an active octogcuurian, who is ini Aiiioiig the lililc oviileiuzoii of p,.o_=\. ciii-rciicy. llut. wl_iy iiii dollar li-lip

constant attendniicc nt his uilicc. lout iluy civili'/.ntiiiii which wi-_rc pluc- . ‘f LI.\l-}l).\l0N P ' ' ' ' ' _ _I ` _ _

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Issueof $90,000 New Stock at $1 00-

a Share, Par Valuef-__ _-C.

ll ,_\

»_| N- ‘ff

Seal River __

Black Fox Company;

‘ Limited __ _

_ This issue is for theipurpose of adding five pairs of foxesip the

ranch at the sainelow price per pair as that at which- the forte HOW

owned by the company are capitalized. '

iii.

The history of the Silver Black Fox industry of Prince Edward Islanrfi now to_o

well known to_need repetition here, and we will only state some facts co ning this company since its be inning nearly three years ago. ‘_ i ',

The company iiave eight pairs of breeders, Black Silver Foxes (pedi reed “Royal

. Blacks”) now in their ranch at Seal River. i__ '

It is Droposed 'to add five pairs of their 1914 pups to the ranch malgiig a total of

thirteen pairs-Should it be impossible or inadvisable to add the five pairs, tnen the pro~ posed increased capitalization will be reduced by 'eighteen thousand d _ s for everv pair not so added. _ _ -' c

This is not a first year pup proposition but a going concer fthree yeas

standing, and a dividend payer of an average of about one hundred a forty~fivc I cent. for every year since its inception. _ _ ‘ _ . `

The proposed addition of the five pairs of pups to the eight pa of bree S

now in the ranch, will greatly enhance its value, insure greatei sta ity of the - pany and the continuance of large dividends. ' ' ,

From the beginning the ranch has been under the management `Mr. W. Iflén-

kins who has had over five years experience breeding foxes ` ' V :`.' ,

No disease of any kind has ever appeared amongst the foxes assi] the ranch'.I€1l1g

miles from other ranches. is not liable to epidemics. Situated as it isa oug the sezilmfe perfect drainage is ensured; and the increased ventilation installed in the dens lie YCLIT. keeps it in a most sanitary condition. These factors no doubt largely account-Of U10 excellent returns this year. _ ,_» ='. _ .

N0 percentage or commission goes to the ranch as it is owned byg; Shfllf-

holders. In addition to his salary the manager is paid for the feed (upikeepi o f0X€S§ the balance (with the exception of taxes, repairs, etc.) goes to the shareholderfi -

Estimated Profits for 1915 0

13 pairs of foxes should produce - - ~ l - 19 pairs '#3 19 pairs pups at $10,000 a pair - - - -_ - $l9O,§£1J0 Less managers salary, taxes, - - _ _ - 1

feed, repairs, etc., say - - - ‘- - _ 4,.”-W0

leaving a balance of - - _ - . $160,713-UU

or over seventy-five pcr cent on thc' paid up capital.,

Application for shares may be made to any of the directors. 1-" Terms--Twenty per cent with application and the balance on or hflf0flfSf 06100-

er 1914, after which date shares will be allotted. Applications will be ded 125 Y€C¢lVf_d

- and in case of the stock being oversubscribcd the shares will be alliffd in Ofdtf In

which' applications were received. `

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_ I """t'Q_lreo'tiors

C. P. FLETCHER, President, Charlottetown. _ , ,,,, GEO. A. B. MACDONALD, Secy-Treats., Charlottetown. _ " WM. J. MCEACHERN, Vice-President, Mt. Albion. BENJAMIN ROGERS, Charlottetown. _

-- , ' I ~.-1 Q# . ,_ _ APPLICATION FOR STOCK' _.“

GEO. A. B. MACDONALD, Charlottetown, _ _ 5

Secretary-'I`reasurer The Seal River Black Fox Co_,Ltd..

I do hereby apply for....... ..... ......share,sI1 the Sfill Rive

Black Fox Company, Limited. Enclosed is .... ......being

ilthwtieggyl per cent, and the balance I agree to pay <01' bl-`:f01`c October ’ Name_.._...._... - ...

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