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HEAD GFFICE: Summerside, Prince Edward Island I

T Authorized Capital $175.000.00 |

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500 Shares of 10 p. c. Preferred Stock. _ V 1250 Shares of Common Stock. Par Value of Shares $100.00.

All of the capital stock will be issued for assets as follows: I

7 Pairs of Foxes and 1915 increase, now owned by the E. H. Rayner Fur Co. I

of Worcester, Mass., . . . . . . . . . $70,000.

6 Pairs of Breeders and 9 Pairs of Pups from the ,famous pioneer ranch of

_ Silas Rayner . . . . . . . . . . 90,000.

Real Estate, Equipment, and Cash working capital . . . . . 15,000.

I $175,000.

This company marks an Epoch in Conservative Fur Farming. `

I have taken advantage of war conditions, and also the decision of the most successful Pioneer Fox Breeder in this Province In retire from business,

i and have purchased fm- me E. H. RAYN1-:R I-‘UR co., Lui, e

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_ The Finest Lot of Silver Black Foxes in Captivity

- at prices that permit ofthe lowest capitalization ever put on this class of foxes. Barring any losses this summer the company will have a total of

59 Standard Bred, Pure P. E. Island' Foxes »

I I from the Best and Most Productive Strains on Earth.

I have also acquired for this company the fine 120 acre farm of I-`. F. Tuplin at New Annan, and am CONSTRUCT ING A MODERN RANCH THEREON. I

- As previously announced I resigned as Secretary, Treasurer and Manager of the Rayner International Fur Co., Ltd., June lst, and am devoting my time and

energy to the

. E. H. RAYNER FUR CUMPANY

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I Know How to Select and Handle Foxes

Eight of the ten pairsl sold to the Raynor International Fur Co. in the winter of 191314 have had litters in 1914 and 1915.

Under my personal care and supervision I raised Seven Eighths of the company’s 1914 increase from those foxes; and when I resigned June lst, 1915, the same eight pairs

had 32 of the 49 pups in that ranch.

I Have Confidence in the Fox Breeding Industry .

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and capatSl1;ic)e1 ;§ ist, I have bought over twenty pairs of foxes, becausel beheve there is no safer, better investment in North America, when they are handled by experienced

There is a good future in furs. I am putting my time, experience and money into this com , and guara t ' th rchase f P ierred A ' per cent on their money before I get a dollar of salary or a cent of dividend; and I can do it on 'a pelt bgggsyfrom the st:rte.emg e pu rs 0 re Stock that *hey “unset 10

There are millions of dollars in Canada and the United States earning only from two to five per cent. V' ~ You can get 10 per cent in this proposition without sacrificing the principle of ' I '

. SAFETY FIRST

I am taking out $50,000 ot Life Insurance to protect the Preferred Stockholdersincase of my death within tive years.

I This stock is being offered from my own offices at Summerside, Prince Edward Island and 311 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.

Get full information regarding this company by writing the oiiice nearest you. ‘

Put your money into the Industry that made Prince Edward Island famous. and don’tIput allthe emphasis on Dividends.

fx ` Nearly a Half Million Dollars were lost last year by Prince Edward Islanders in outside investments. Try 10 per cent and safety in a

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