» - ~ »‘- ' ° ‘~ ' * ""“"#“"’ *_ <5.-» _.»..,.si.-iw ,-

__ mise six -mania.; ms - 'rim onsntouxrowu oosiuinui -- mi _ Auousi- 12,

'a 1 ' L 1..-1 " IE.-IFEPUBEE..._§U!llPlllll-_-._

People

“OUR GIRL" , -3rd installment-

0 _,.11

1 IT PAYS to iuiy in this province

` _<H(mT]-10llN (‘.\'l"l‘Ll~I.-Among,venison will be held in the Baptist 'the prominent breeders of Ayi‘sliiro,Chu.rch at North River 'lhursda

S. S. CONVEN'l`ION.-- South West

Queens District Sunday school (`on~

"nylon 100 Three River! 100

'l‘upliu Irving 100 _

North Rivet 40 Upton 50 55 New Haven 33 25

10 55

100 45

O’Leary Patch 10 Crystal ` 50 Victoria l

ics

Prince Edward e

' TO-NIGHT * I

and Shorthorn cattle in King's t-

Gsm-g¢f_0wn_ Mr, Gurdon owns a f very large farm and keeps two herds

(-Hunt” is _\|,-_ \\'m_ 1;0r¢]oii_ (.f held afternoon and evening und lair

A. Ross, of the recent International

on Y.

he 17 Aug. Two sessions will he

ern views will be shown by Rev. W,

0|) 105 `

` 1915 COHPANIES. ‘

John Agnew Flu' Farms '

Ltd. 20 ` 20

._ On The Verge Of- WaF*`

Kay-Bee Drama ' f’~i1‘1‘>‘1ii?i“3i“i§ll l“f"~“

_ Paris”

in 1.11.1 our usual can 1. ...§".‘i.l'.‘iI.l.‘.§§‘?i.‘Z.‘2§‘.’f..2.‘i'.§.'.;

innocently involved in a smuggling N°"h“'°°‘ b " ° ° ° 11° °f plot by a bogus Count-who liides lyxzntlatlifgscriigg

a valuable necklace in lier muff. “'““""' "“"°“'

of cattle. His Ayrshires are the old type large in size with good tents, but somewhat rough. His- young Ones, however, are smooth

tereetsd are cordially invited to help along 3 good cause.

Convention held in Chicago. .-\ll in-

Empire (New Issue) . _ 100 100

. IN .THREE PARTS

Three Reels of Thrills and Sensation 0 1

GIRL is sliown the Mansions of Carina and sive every errearefise vf being 1 , _ _ AL gie, Gerry, Rockfeller and tlie g°°s “t th” pau' H” Sh°rth°""

, _ 1 t_l;_1_a_____iiking strain. He pur-

_Vunderliilts-and meets the famous Songbird-Tetrauim. Sifissii his rglinustiiin stock from the _

, T lioverniiient stock Ifiirin and has

he Sultan and the Roller Skates “”f’“ .,}""`““"" ‘” ""’ "°“‘ °"

A _ __ _ , tainn e.

' - aug In ""y‘°°t _ 1'1<1>i>s ix i<ix1;.<. - Mr. Leslie

A H°"'°*"‘ Nest i". 'il-".'I.'I.“*I.f‘z-..f?.‘€’$“§l..’§?‘}`.§`l“.°““IfiZi‘i

11 ' ' - . - -

.lust Some Fun visiting .it isiirray Harbor ami “BMI-

The Smligglefs Daughter '.f.“".'.ff,“”’..§'.?.ff..,’1`§.§'i"‘;f.t.i "`§.§§?2.’§‘

A Dramatic F rcnch Canadian Smugglers' Tale with 3 Beautiful liiiifiinr .iistricts are very good, 8

Llve Interest itield of Timothy owned by John llaw-

kins is worthy ol special mention,

OWS 2 "““ ' but hav is below the average as a

° ° weiier D in 1 ov

& 9 P' m-I 5 Thufsggy |!l1':is Llilinlzlser-lilllecllfosbfutol;h1lhe'l`illlotl1;

' iiolise nonas »

V,-cniiie on and made ia. very fair crop.,()har10ttef.pwn 1 Rainy weather has interfered some-

-- ~-_-._ _ __ - :i what with bay-making. Oats are -\_ 111001101! Wfls held in Halifax yes- growing nicely and promise to yield

'|`!1e noiiiiiiatioiis

ra(-1-s, to he held lin t

town l11'i\'in,f Park '!`1'.-ii 241.31, liuvi- lu~1en 1-1ni1pl1~

ure als-1 1»||1~ii c|n>.sc> of

2.13 |n_11'1» ;i111l fi'11:-i'<»1' .1

for wliivli ill. mit. 1-liisie bei' lllih, It hush he

thc ll1i'i»1't..i'>-' of rl.-» .-'i=~.

1.1iil'Lic1;li1i'ly lit .\lr. F. i‘1'1~si\l1~i1t, :lull \l1'. 1'. the >~-1:1-1-tiir_v, 1.. l;;.\'»-

as il does, not only th-1 priiivipal l11>r.»1ii1»'~1 but by slirli li-ii-liiiig _ f\li1iil|;1.».- l'e11\'iii11':;a1s 131.111.1111-i‘, ll. ll. .\l1i:-'Jin 4.`iii'lw.ll, of liitlifiix, \_

by >. l~I. \l1:l2i'1-;;1.i', '!`h~

mul ,~_ 1.:ii1in-1.-1., \1--.1 -1l:1.~a,;.i,»:, \. S, Home fast iiorl,-.,ii‘.s were iiinde on \|i'_ .liiliii lirrlliiut hun ii fine yeiii'ling‘M°"nt Edwnrd

\ 11, 1: ii

th-‘ lucul H1111: lf1>1irs1.= tluriiiig tne punt. p1i|‘1--broil I-lnlstviii hull. 'l‘h1e use 1it'Ma"Bach""'etts

'l`, ll. ll~»b>:1»n, .I.-iliriiirv, (`i‘:i_\', 'l`l.1.|l»\l`I‘y, .\`. .\`_;

bell, Steplnn l‘i1i'\'i1~:, .`.'

N. S.; l-`. \\`. l"1n~:L1-1', li

for 1.111-.~1t.;l-1" lil' ll1;:Fl1.tf»-- lr, .\'»-ir. _“_'» lvll, l\iL 'iii-l'v

'.5,l‘.\.'i11L;ii1,| ll. Zhi 1~i~'1‘l<-.\' until .~t-pi1'|i1- gr..rif;.'ii|,; 1-,

'.<~.1:l;i'.i /ii. 1.1111 li. il".1i‘Ln, thi-1 11. ~-...iii-.-......1,| >:111'l1 ,.11 1x'~;11-l ,

11-nt list of ii1.i|i1i1;1ti1ii1.~s

1»i1tii1<s ly ull 1-I ‘he lsliiiiil

~1iiblf-s 11( lli1~|

i'.'1', iiiiil l'1\t1-ri 3.; :-1111 also \ii1;1s .‘.l111.i‘oc

l‘I1i;_;;1r (‘:1inp- nrth >y1ln1»y, iri,;-1.1111, I\'_\;‘

it is

ipriiaiy to 111-.vi-ii.iii¢~ \1}|¢1_her Ur n,,f;,we1|_. wheat has also made a good llrf-_ l_.xl1|hiti1»ii wliulii he held, and n‘ growth, but there is a good deal of ‘_l"=‘""“1\'"l‘1\ll1Cf‘H\"11f MH IU that muy louse smut in some fields. Several

..»- i11zi1li.- in-111ori~o\\; of course, if fiirmnrs ure giving more attentun to limpire 100

fh_t-r1- is no l{‘.1lila.x cxliiliitliin, tlierg ,~e,.,| SL-|ec¢_im,_ and the cl-01,5 show \\_"|| l=_*‘ HU llhlllllx I‘ul‘l's in thc fall. the result in 11 stronger, more even,

'l _h.» nity living ui11l1-i- iiiiirtiiil liiw is ,mu ,,,,,i-0 imimrm gpuwtlp 'lqiere | L'l\`1'n as the 1-nusv of tht- liitclf. itrc at liiinllicr of fields, which, if Howatt-Daltgn l 1001

' ' ' eiitervd, 1-niiilil make thc Standing [V69 J00

lloiitzigiic \\.il1 hold its horse races Fit-ld Vrop l'1impetition very kcieii.

"I1 Ill" Hill lust. 'I`l1ei'1e will lm lkitiitiites 111111 roots arc i;i'1i\1‘ingv¢ry Milton Patch Fox Co. 50

l.lii'1-1: vluss.-si, viz., frcc»foi'-ull, 2.24 rapidly, niiil ai. the piursciit time

inn null 2.210 pf11'~‘. The ll`l‘@~_for~all give iniiicatilms or ii heavy yield. FF"l` Pfodllcefl Lf-11

, .--.e1ip1i.~|,.,; will haw' :is stii1't.n's, iiinung otlivrs, The potato beetle is veiyiiiiiiieroiis,

\“"1l-il HUY. 3-051. UH Wllkmi, 2141, but wliere spruying was done prompt- ||’l`- -\`-l'f\"lN'V» 2-191, Hilda S., 2.131- ll',th1\.rr¢li11s been but small loss] Mr. ilu- :.24 trot will have Orwell Belle, |'1:i-cy i.cI.e1-lu-1|1‘ at 1;1it-rnsey (love

\.hos1~1»f l<‘i.ii|li _'-'-1531. lllllilly lif?\»l`iZ". 2-23%, Bot-liiris ii ,.;o1.d pure-bred Clydesdale

"H11, 23355-L, fllilyur 'l`o1l11, Brenton il. inure with ii lilly foal ut loot, This, null suv--i-ii! iithiei-ii. iiuire is of 11111111 size, well put t1i~

_ _ ' ' ' i<1ethcr :ind luis excellent quality.

“""f‘<- /‘»ll'>l'|1IZ HUNT IJl~‘_ff\1l:ll'-L\l\C0N, this iiniiiuil in this 1l‘li.trict should lhiklvy ll. st1\p111e1l_ ii. mile in 2.21, lu-1|; iii inipriivc the qniility of the “"3 10"' llillf 1" l~0='-'.15 Dr. Sl1urpL‘i‘,'cuttl1> kept v1-ry much 'Pliers nre

llll Sl[I|I|(_l]_l|ll]ll|UNS

Fl `R.\`I-SHED AND CORRECT ED DAILY BY THE FOX FIX- UIIANGES AND INVEST' MENT COMPANIES

` LTD.

lHllUll|] Ill FUHlllllCH[S

The shock that the financial vicrld.

paylng FOI' S_l|_e_n_o9i» I

1 .A V' 3*,

has experienced by the outbreak of the present great European war, par-|

lircnt liritui has to ume

A Big Dramatic Hit ° _ at _

W |V|-Ike and .Jake In Ivlexlodl

A Screaming Burlesque Comedy_Itfs a Joker

, .

ticularly iii the participation of*

_ n, s extent .

deiiioriiliseil business ul iill kinds 111'- this province as almost in the en-'

Par -l"rice|

Alperton Dark Silver 100 110, A.l'I. M1:I.eai1 Co., Ltd. 100 115| Belmont 100 145 | Beech Wood

Barkers Brighton .110 _ Belfast Fox Co. 70| Beech Hill 50 60|

175 | 200 100) | 100

55]

50 l00 125 | 100 50

Carruthers 100

(new issue ,

Dalton 100

Dinnis Pedigrsed Foxes

Original 100 150 |

Dominion ' 100 1715 l

125 105 50 125 '

Eastern 100 . Freeland 40 Great Canada Northern 100

125

Montague 500 600

l<}1l\v.'ir1l Island S. Il.

100 100

Kingsbury Fur Farms

Ltd. 100

Dlnnis Pedlgreed

Foxes (New Issue) 100 Mason Pure Bred S. 11. F. C0. 50

\`ew England and Prince

FOX ('11. .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 10

100 100

100

50 ,

10 115 110

North Milton Pedi-

grecd Foxes 100

\"0rt.h 'l‘ryr1n Cg

100

100 |25

_._

tire iiiiivi-i's1', for the past ‘.=‘n days.

C>OIVl|l\lG “Our Navy”

Watch For Dates 1

Now, limi ever, the first 1:lT1:cts of lhel `°“ shoizk have worii, und people are sitt- tling down to thc ordinary routine

of life us lmforc, confident 'iii thc be-| livl that the Triple Enteiite can over-,`

coins the hostile 'l'euto.iic f-nies tha are arrayed nguinst; it, und The fact

Continuous Show

Oln to Balcon

Auwi1ssi6N f ; Orchestra 10c I

y 5c , _'uu-u-_,__

tlmt; lzreat Britain has still the com-

mand of the seas assures llc security to of Vanndinn coniiiierce, i,nd on this il iiccoiint business of all kinds 1.11 the H \,'.,rtli American continent should bs

x companies now being 0I`K8-1110011 i which he is concerned are going

head without :iny ir1t_€i‘tl_llI)lllU_|l- The

~ ~ ; 'l ‘ f tl ‘ cl f ie In ernian stimulated hy the war rn'-`her than bm dlng " 1° mn IU - » -

p ‘_ " " ' 1 Lg

.ilrout ten acres of land and it has ,, capacity for eighty pens, lui-ty U; which' will bc for the cornpiiny pi-,,. pci' iinil forty for the ,ruiicliiiig .if th.; foxes of other concerns. 'Phu “nr

__ __ it Th __ h I und Kingsbury (‘1>mpiini1és is being

Set lm” Y '_ 8 0 as Nu .ly pro1'ccded with with CVCVY deslliltcll

has nflectcil the building of this

henii no hardship felt here, nor will These cHm,,,,,,|,,,,» f,,X,,,,_ will be mnch_!ri1i1cli in nn unusiinl wny. si-,v,.,-,,| there hc, unless somstliing VGFY llwled t,,g@¢y,.\f~ .it the big rnncli tliut is of thc 1\11i~knic11 enguiqeii ju \,ui|.|;,,,; L'-\'l"`°t""l "enum" This being su’ Ur now hcini: built ut lnkeriiiun. \\'1irlr|tl\ff rsiiirli huvc vnliiutecrull lui' the v1-stiirs in fox stucl: should have is nuw h,,i,,g c,,|.,.|,.,| 0,, with I-,¢|;,,|»,1 11111-l‘.<‘.1‘:i1~» 1:11i\ti1ii;cnt; :ind hiivn quit, "" ‘\l'l’"‘h""si"“ as t" the s°“"d“"sS to the l1=.n1:iiig of thv riiiiclii the Work in 1»1‘fl“1' LU itll iv Qlilrliuc unit of thi-ir 1~:ccuritics. Money will How tl_Qm|u_s mv" ,yum m,,,|,,_ the |,,,5t,, \\-.ii-,l<_ _ _

- 1

‘l"‘t" *U* "Poly “R bcmre’ and m°rC'lrl‘e1'tu1l i1n1l thi- 1-firinll is now in

"VCV "“"“’y “`mCh_ has l,’ee"_ t“k_enli1‘~i1d. 'l`hi.~i 1'- ii'~l1 \\i|| hiivv 25 111'

All' I D lcukius, of this ri

A _ pi s, ._ - . . ». .. .ty ig

r"‘"" St"cktlSl'8lc"hiu£)n U “ug bpd ‘tg f\\'ci1l.y of thi-iii helm: for 1.111: lnkvr- h'1il<liI1.L; UW "'U“’l’"” ‘1“""““ l-ll" "ill",

) C S l

“'l‘-V1 ‘l""l 'S Y' H 0 le 8‘c“ 0 H." ‘i1‘.:i|1 ('1i|illiii|ll"s f11.v.1‘s, l.li1=. i‘1*i11:iil11l.'1r 1011* TUV I-lil? ‘\`l'1\l` F015 "UU|l"\"Y Hull H\fll"* l"‘-""“"“"‘t' "“'°Bl-'“"“l's' “`h“"h [qi inn flixt-ii .if tlin l{il1g.~1li\il‘y Quin- the ..t,li1‘i‘ for :in Ani0i'11‘ii|i ctinrrrii

the lox iiidustry ahords. _ As dvi-|,,,,,,y_ druice of the fiict uf this being so, it _ muy be stated tliiit one of the lend-I M,._ G_ (~_ _.\,, » f 1) _ M #ti

_ D111, 11 110 1111 1110

l'\V “lf-Y f"K “X°l""‘g0S had ‘Um huge Fox l'1xcl1nn;Z1‘, who is nnw in thu

f h. 1- di ' Liie ist

1»l`d"1`“ ll" F ""0 _ “mg ' I" ..\`t:1t.\s, i'cpoi'lu that he ir. ini-111.1111; \v~'1‘lZ» UNI* ”0'“m’“E\Un was lr‘“"|\-_-ill; grunt. siiccesn in B1».'iI.nn nm] New

llhith nf thcfzo 1-ziiiclicn will up iiim-k,.(|'

n ¢ » lwith foxvi; viirly in Septeiiilier.

O U 8

The hot \1r.'.illi1‘r of the past. fort-

niiflit nr no his hnil n trying f»|f1\.1't un sliniv. of the fox rn.111'lies, but it in

\t-w Ilriiiiswick and was tn thc cX~,\-,wk in 4|". ,,|,,,,,,,,. 0| my |,w,.B|__fii|'nf.ifyii1;; 111- stxitu upim reliulilc in-

ivul of $1,500. .»\n1>tli1:|‘ 01‘1lei‘1:;1i11e m(,nts_ ' “ f|'1i:i1 thu Western lnitcd States. 1111' ‘ v » 0

.,tl,1-y frmn liristiil, Ky., und the fitlivi- from Moiitrlzul. I-I1i<|uirics are

,l`<.i'i1ii1ii1li1 tliiil. Lliero lins l»1:<-11 prize. ;l;if‘.'1ll_v no loss .'1in<‘m_iz this 1\x|11-iisivv

-~w|,i],._ ,,¢_|,,.,. B|,,,;;( mf-],,,n|:p,;"'_sil1'1‘1‘ bliiciis-in fficf., the 1'1nitil1iu_iii1.~n

\\':ii~i 11110 linrlliii-.i1l. r1\iii:1l‘li iniiilc yes- ‘ll l-7(”\""‘\l .lftlml llwlnh 'll l-ll" Vi\l`l0llil

1-.,,,»i|,,`» in quite us freely iis hef1»1~c,',_,,,.,|,._y_ ..|,,,w |,,.,>,, .¢.,|,,|.1~lle1l hy th., iuiiiclii-A is :i very iantisfiictory [ea- =\"‘l U1" lJ""‘li°l'l"" "my Safely be vlll-1-ts uf the \~.';1i' to v|1i~11- the fox Ulf"-

#vt

1'. A. >iii1p'<1>n -\.mli1‘i's'l'. \. 14.

fl mill? lil 2_-152 H“l\‘"_R-. 8 mil1=_in not many Hlicllp or pigs in tlic. dis-

North Slinra 00

100

\""\l_‘_'_l_`_"‘l Ulila i"__'f|.__{_‘fWt ‘f"“e_k__";___¥_-‘1‘“&_'_l1»~X1‘lin|1gcs liiivr not h:i1l 1.0,; bciiig 0111111 Irllil it 111V S n ln ' . , . 1 '

Q ‘-= ~

s.ii1l that n-:\'~»r li1-l1.i~1- iii the l-1'.=t1iry

list nl iiuiiiinntiuiis 5111-11 1~qv:allc1l er even iii:-proachcil. 'I he five ilasses have in all 64 nntries, _,ii avcrnize of 13 to 1-:ich class. l`hr.~i~e nie 14 en- tries in the 2.-18 trot; I” ‘ ‘P Lrot; 12 in tl1e_.?.AU-:.iice; 8 in the 2.22 trot. :ind peice and pncc, 'l‘h1-. --ntrlf~s, :is .ilrc.i'ly indi- 1~.'i1_1-.1l, :ire from all river the Evlaritinic

the i:1=n<-ral piililiv. can in at-ning the gmiitest li1irsr».-racing flint lima 1-vcr tiikvii plaicc on ii liiciil track.

3.19, the last half in 1.05;-; Miss ti-it-tj'

ol this .'\.<~s1i1:i-.itliiii has U11* pi~fsciitl.\lCyoIl1!, 8 inilv in 2.19; i’rinc1:ss

Etta, ai mile in 2.111; Cherry Ripe, a

}_"§)l_‘f 1_‘|___ _ISI--3 also ::n0ii't ii.-iss the big riivmeiitis in

--» , . . B , <' .

1 ;n the 2._4_1»r Todd, ii mile in 2.2212 Alfred lx.. one of the best propositions seen on

,ll "M9 in 2-271 l’l°t0Yl 3-- fl "lil" lfl the iniirket. Write Wm. Moran, lhur '

13 in thi- 2.30'2,:l0, the last half in 1.10; Ruby Il., lottetown. P- E- Island for particul- gfmfh-~ 'mn'

.-1 miie in 2.25; in-inn 11. 1:1... 2), .-1 urs. w 3:1113-7-ioiviti. '

mile in _2.30; Hilda. a niilc in

I'1‘i1vin<:cH, und stables of thc vt-ry 72.18. I\'i\1'r-nil other hlirscs arc in 1:1( you want a good investment bi-st. 1-1-111141111-ii uri-. rcpi-csifntell, 1-ii11i|trnii1ini: which hiivn stepped iiiilvs in put your money in the nt., |.nwrei|eo

look f1»i`\1'i11'1l-tiviws riiniginif from 2.30 to 2.35. Silver Black. Fox (‘o., Ltd. Full pur-

Tl\'1: class :ind extent of mee insteriiil ticlilnrs on application to Win. Mor n

1, 00

_ , _ , , _ U Silver l~'1ix lluiicliiug (Tn ..... ,.110 to 70 ' ' ' | » < -~ - ~ .

, ,_ _ _=\\'f\1l"lllf“- 1" »l\°l‘ l'I""'UlC0 UNH Veil? _lil S0cY`etlU`Y. BOX 500» (7l\i1fl0tteI»0Wl1- Thoroughbred 100 100 llesiilrs, 1li'. Hrilmnii wcnt on to ex-gin: fitlieil with cvcry inollcrn conven-

"1l‘f~"1i"-‘H'fm` m ‘"1"“""° “f “ny yea" “nhl” ~ 3363`7'10MU- Sterling 100 125 pluin, activities iii rciznrcl to the lii.-i!|l0iicc, The runcli covers nn nrcn uf

n1f‘|i1_11¥`y. . -5,-;_,¢

‘I

Provincial 100 1.'i0_ Barkers 100 1110 | l’roino 10 10 Regal 100 li. J. McNeill Co. 5 0

100

Rogers Payton 15 P Record 25 25

Rosemont .100

120| 11m_ 150 230'

Seal River 100 Samson 200 Souris lilnck Fnx Po. 100 {~‘»pi'ini»; Park Fox (‘0_ 100 Silver Tip 500 5

125 190

1 _ i.»1~ili.ips the only LM-liuiiiflis ui 011'.,

»“il\"‘l` lllilffk M395 “lu he l""`f“°uylii|i:1ilciiil worl-.I ibut have r1‘inui|1c<l

!l‘>l`n1f\l» _ _ t l<»pr>nui11l lmvv hiicii illilnig stviitly

irimi, nf thc Maritime Fox Exclianlzl-‘.| _viesitwtl--iy, "has nut. scared us nor has it s1’n1'c1I investors in thc fox] bilsinvss. \\'n huvc money coming iu| in cvury iiiuil, placing commissioiisv for fox stock, :ind tr1~1li1y :1l1»i1c~ \v»:` v~vc1‘i\'c1l scvcriil tiioiisnnd dollairs’ whrtli of 1»i'1l¢\i's for fox ilivcstniriits from v:1ri1i1is |-lncvs outsillo of thn lsli1|11l."

liiisiuesi; :ill tlu- time ”

The ranch uf tlifl (hinuiln Atliiiitin

Fox unil l~`i|r (’1»ii1p:1|1y is l'1\l>i<llY

'l`l11‘. (‘:|ii-:illn Fox l‘1:cr.li:1i\_i:~¢ in anx-

|i1iufi to 1~'1e1:1|r1: :iliiirrfii in ai niiinhcr ul 1livi1l1»ii<]-piiyiiiir 1:1.»n1p1iuic:~i for 1'li1=nts

_ `iil>i'<»;1`1l, ,mil its i11l\'1\i'tisc1111~.i1t. in this

“Tho wi11`," said Mr. Il. lloy ll1i1.~| y

I U I

ogurll will i1p|:1‘.ir in tu-morr1>w’s is- ue.

"If you want to be sure of ,, good

nleiiriuig 1‘1_i_1_1il-lelziliii. .\‘1i1u1\ 1liilimilr.y‘_t|mB ut the picnic party, you nc-1\1l has lwon cx|ici‘ir=i1c1\1l in ;;1\.l.tii1;.: ivirfslto provide yoiirself with n 'Thermos

in s1\f'li1'.i1‘nt 1|1iz1|itlt.11\s to complete ull the pens, 11111] it \\ill be ,, few wie.-.|11-i yet lit-lim: they can he coin-

hnttlc or rt Thermos set. The Thur- mns is easily ciii'ried from place to plncc, dot-s not get out of Qrller, is

pletely \1ii'v1l. 'l`h1- 1:i1ret.f1kcr’s li1»|isclhnn<ly, light und compact, keeps liq-

js -in rvcelli-iit hiiililing and it is hc-

uids icy cnlii- for 48 hours, prices $1.50 up. Tho Two Mar'-B, 149 Great George Street. IJ!-

__~_~__-_ C Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur Co., Ltd. Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur . . "wil

Co , Ltd __ (_,

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Forty Pairs Pedigreed Foxes at $18,000.00 a pair. FREE KEEP FOR FIRST YL‘AR_

(This ranch will be one of the largest in the world and is now under construction on the Union Road)

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Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur Company, Limited.

CANADIAN OFFICE: Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada RANCH: Near Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Authorized Capital, - - - $l,000,000.00 Present Issue - - - - - 750,000.00

Common Stock, no Bonds or Perfcrrcd Stock to bc i.=:.°.1i1=d

PAR VALUE SHARES $50.00 EACH PROPOSED ISSUE-on 41) Pairs Foxes, Ranch

Farm and Equipment.

PAi'Mr.NTs-20 p. c. on application, balance

Auizust 15th, 1914.

CI-IEQUIQS PAYABLE TO

,Z , CANADA ATLANTIC FOX and FUR C0.. LTD.

Applications may be sent to any of the Direc-

s tors, who will be pleased to meet _applic- '1 ants at their several ofiiccs and give full . 1 information.

The Treasury Stock (not issued) $250,00000

to be used only for further purchase pf F_1_|r Bearing Live Stock if deemed advis- a e.

OFFICERS

President-Sir Frederick L. Borden,

K. C. M. G., etc., Ottawa

1st Vice-President-D. C. McKay,

Halifax, N. S.

2nd Vice-President-Fred J. Taber

Boston, lVluss

Sec'y-Treasurer-J. Stanley . Wedlock,

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

Thomas Nagle, St. John, N._B.

William Craze, Liverpool, hngland.

Geo. F. Urling, Brookline Mass.

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F. H. Manning, Windsor, N. S.

B. N. Blackadar, Yarmouth, N. S.

Solicitors-Johnston & Inman,

Charlofteiown, P. E. I.

Bankers-Bank of Nova Scotia,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Ranch

The ranch will be located on the

Union Road, about six miles from Charlottetown, on a farm of 165 acres. A portion of this property is covered with a beautiful grove of spruce and hardwood making an ideal spot to piosecute the Fox~farming business.

The service of one of the most

experienced ranch-builders in the province have been secured, and with his skill coupled with the advice of our Veterinary Specialist. we will be able to give our shareholders the most up-to-date ranch yet built. It will be

agizolutely safe. sanitary and comfort- a e.

Equipment

A comfortable house for the

keepers, bums, ice house, watch-tower and everything necessary for the con- ducting of a first class ranching pro- position will be provided.

Rancliing Expenses

There will be absolutely no charge

for the ranching of the foxes for the first year. All charges for keep, food and everything connected with the maintainence of the foxes-salaries of the keeper, watchman, veterinery inspector-will be paid by the promot- ers up to Sept. lst, 1915. This one item alone means a saving to the shareholders of from fifteen to twenty-

five per cent., as the char%es for keep in the greater number o companies

is from fifteen to twen?'-five per cent. ., The _shareholders o the Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur Company, Limited, are, therefore, ln a position to secure the fullest retums from their investment.

Large vs Small Companies

_ The tendency in this as in all other iiiiportant industries at the present time is to centralize the business. with the idea that the more foxes that can be Iranched under one management the smaller the percentage of expense and the better the returns in dividends to the shareholders. With forty pairs of foxes breeding, if twooi' three pairs should prove to be barren it would have no material effect on the annual dividends, but ifonly five pairs were in the ranch and the same thing occured it would make the dividends comparat- ively small. '

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ruture Policy

While the company expects to earn

large profits from the sales of livf- foxes for breeding purposes, it proposes tri retain annually a considerable percent- age of each year's production, placing itself in _a position where it can pay 'good dividends from the sale of furs alone, thus making it from the outset a safe and permanent investment, carrying out the original idea of the promoters which is to establish a safe and permanent fur-farming industry.

Management

As 'will be seen by the names of

our Provincial Directors the_ manage- ment is in the hands of Prominent and experienced men. All o the directors have had a large business experience, and the Secretary-Treasurer and Ranch Manager are men with a sucsessful career in the Fox lndustry, all being large shareholders in the company. They will for their own, as well as other stockholders’ benefit, guard the best interests of the company in very respect.

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STOCK 1915, 40 PAIRS

120 at $6,000 each . .... ..

Retain uve pairs to add

stock at $6,000 each ...... ..

Equalling 88 p. c.

STOCK 1916, 45 PAIRS

Estimate number of pups 19

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STOCK 1917, sriqigiiillusl D C

Equalling 72 p. c.

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probable.

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stimated Earnings of this Company

For Three Years

Estimate number of pups 1915,

. .......$720,000.00

itstimste divitiemi to Stockholders 6601000.00

135 at $5,000_ each..... .... .... .. $675,000.00

Cost_of Ranch_ing,etc.,estimated at 20,000.00 Retain five pairs to add to stock

at $5,000 each. .................... ..

Estimate dividend to stockholders

hstimate number of pups 1917,

150 at $4,030 each ..... Costpf Ranching,etc.,estiinatcd at

Retain five pairs to add to stock _ at $4,000_each ............... 40 Lstiinate dividend to stockholders 540

stockholders would therefore have 55 pairs of foxes in _the ranch, and would receive, on the above estimate, $1,805,000.00, equalling an aver- age Of 80 p. c. annually. In this estimate the price has been decreased each year to take care of any drop in values, which is altogether im-

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DIVIDENDS

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APPLICATION FORM

J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, Secy~Treas. Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur'Co., Ltd., Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

I hereby make application for shares in the CANADA ATLANTIC.

FOX AND FUR COMPANY, LIMITED, al. Fifty Dollars Her Share, and a_€ree ,to pat; twenty per cent. on application, enclosed herewith, and t e balance on ngust, 15

1914. Should the shares not be allotted the money paid to be returned in full.

Dated this....................................day D. 1914.

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