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T Gem Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd (Incorporated under the Laws Of P E Island)

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strains of P. E. Island Foxes-All eligible for registration in Class “A” of the P. E. Island Fox Breeders As-

socxatlon.

. e Present Stock Issue

Capitalized at $80,000 divided into 1600 Shares. Shares $50 each Par Value Payable, 20 p. c. Cash with

Application. Balance on August 20th, 1914.

V I . Ranching

` The Ranch will be ideally located at Freetown, P. E. I, Will contain every modern convenience and

device for the safety and comfort of the foxes. Ranch supervision under thc direction of Mr. M. A. McDonald,

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1. Pure Bred Stock 2. Low Capitalization

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4. Expert Supervision of Ranch

5. Efficient Management

One Good Investment is Worth a Lifetime of Labor

Send in Your Application Today DIRECTORATE ‘

ROBERT C. AULD, Freetown, President. y ‘

WILLIAM McNEILL, Dalhousie, N. B. Vice-President. CHAS. E. TAYLOR. Freetown, P E. I. Secy-Treasurer. D. M. MCDONALD, Farm Stock & Fox Exchange, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Harold S. Skerry, Westport, Connecticutt, Manager of

Southern New England Telephone Company, President; William Hill, Westport, Conn. Contractor Vice-President; Geor e D. Warren, Fortune Cove P. E. I. lfarmer and Fox Rancher, Secretary-Treas' Charles Lyons. Weston, Conn. Gentleman; William A. llfarren North Newry, Me., Lum- ber Dealer and Stock Breeder; lirancls A. Sweet. Cascum- pec, P. E. I. Gentleman; George M. Matthews, 0’Leary,

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