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THE FOX INDUSTRY

Needs to be given publicity in order to counteract the false and adverse reports that are being circulated. “The Silver Black Fox" gives all the latest. up-to-date intormatlon in regard to the Industry. Every Fox Breeder and .investor should be a sub-

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' .January 20th. 191.1

“I >f-'-\iw- iiiai your paper is gradtiuliy gaining in lutluence and

in circulation as l have letters on my desk troin parties in the States-in towns which I did noi know t-xisietl-and these letters all rei'er tothe fart that they iinve seen our ailvertisenient ln your _\'|Hga,,i,,@_ ii is gginirigiiiiig how you have iiiuiyigeii to extend the r-irct'lfailon oi' this Paper. l uni glad that your advertising is also growiiig, becaiiso witiioiii that iliorc is no poissibilitywil' keeping

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Gienaladale Silver Black A Fox Company _

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Incorporated Under the Laws of Prince Edward Island " AUTHORIZED ' CAPITAL ..... _:_._,_'$6o,o_o_o -

».. (Now. .to belncreased to_$300,000)- -it-.- In 12.000 Shares of $25 Each

- The Glenaladale Silver _Black Fox_Q0mDf\l1Y Lid . 62111105 One hundred per cent dividend in l_9l3-4._ lhe prospects for 1914-5 are such aszto give reasonable anticipations of at- least 50 _per cent.- dividend. . _ __ - __

The Company has no “watered” stock, and commission on the

sale of shares is limited to a maximum of iifteen per cent, but ar- rangements have been made whereby no more than ten i>e1‘C€"t~ s`Iiall 'be paid, the Secretary-Treasurer handling the bulk of the issue direct. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Among the dividends paid this year, 1914, in spite of the war,

gre the following: . _ `

lenaladale Silver Black Fox Fo.. Ltd., 100 per cent. 50 per cent. in f:ash» 1' 50 pei' cent. stock boiiiis AND GUARANTEE OF 50 PER CENT. v AND wi-nxrsvsn Mom: Fon 1915. Westmoreland Silver and Tip l'atcli Co. T0 ll'fl" <'f‘-"L 35 Del' C0111- "“’*h` Stock, 35 ner cent. ‘itnyner International. 40 per cent. 0_j|i»:i' coiil- "i\"I'~ 3" vcr cell? ‘I_¢‘-f"f|""I‘_ -II. J. McNeill Co., Ltd., lil() pcr`i:eiiI1`]‘i.ii cent. r-fish. 50 ll'fF i“"l- "’*l"I’ iioniis. _illiirlr l‘rlm:o l~`ox (`o., 50 per f-cnt. » ,`Murriiy riariior H. lt. I-‘ox i'o_, :zu por emit. Crapaud S. li. I-`ox Co., 40 por ccit. .

'New Lo_ndon_i~`ox and }~`i_mi_in i.ands, l.til_, 200 por cent. _ ,Iioyal Silver Black Fox'Cn_, ilu per t-viii.. _ Dlnmdiilil Silver Black Fox Co., 80 per cunt. . 'l`arriither.°i' Silver lllar-it lfox t‘o_, Ziii ptr ct-nt. i ‘I’rovinciai Silver lilar-k l~`<ix ('o_, lil pi-|° ccnl. _ `»'_l£illii Silver Black Beauty Fox Co.. no per cent.. _ Magic Fox Co., 50 per cf.-nt. _ ‘Richmond Bay-Fox Co.. 20 per cent. ~ 'f _Shares are selling at $25.00 each; _.25 p. c. with application and the -balance within three months. _ _~ , - Simplv iill out the application form and mail to Major C. Mc( -Kinnon, Secretary-Treasurer. Gienaladaie. P. E I. _ s L All cheques must be made payable to "Gif-_naladale Silver Black FOX Co., Ltd " _ `;

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MAJOR C. McKiNNoN,

_ __ Gi.i-:NAi.AD/\i.i~:, P. E. I. _ Secretary,-],`reasurci~ “Tim Gi.iiNAi./in/\i.ic _S__i_i_i_/_ii `BlTAT:i€"l-`liiE‘Ct'it\lr7t`i§i\', l.ii\i`i'"ri-iii." ‘ ‘ '

ff I hereby subscribe for _________________ _.Sliar_es_iti _-f_‘The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company, Limit- `éd,” and agree to pay 25 per cent on application; the bal- ance within three months from date. -_

'I Name _________________________ __ _ __________________________ ._

Address. . _ _ . _ _ . . . . . _ . . . . _ . _ _ _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . . ._ _ ..

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_ Remliwed to 71 QUEEN STREET _ he premises formerly occupied by John McKenna& -. YOCBTS. ~i` " . r.- Y' 2'. _ - ny. r * ._t_

Agents for “New Empress” -and other High Class

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VESSEL OFFERED.--In another

column is the advertisement ot' E. lloswell, Victoria, offering for sale a desirable vessel. The craft is 'I9 tons and has unique and excellent equip-

ed to read the ndvertiseinent. 84015.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Ycsterdriy

on ltleliinond Street, Mr llugh Mc- Leod, an aged gontlr-niun, fell on tiio siilowiilk near Dr I.cdweli'.=i roslrlcncc, cutting his fort-_hi-ud badly. llc was taken into the doi‘tor's and his wound _ ilreiisntl. i\i'tervi‘ni'ds ho win-i taken to his lioino. It is possible that lic may be roinnved in tlir- liospltiil.

K.- OF P. SMOKER.-’l‘he niuinbers

oi' Empire Lodge, No. I9, Knights ol' l’ythias oi` this city lntvc is:-iiictl iiivi- tations for at Snioirt-i' and l~2nti‘riaiii~ nient to be given in Castle llail ti’rowsc lllocki this evening at 8 o'clOr:k. it is expcr~tc<i ti very large number ot' ntenibers und invited giiests will be present. A good progrunnnc will be given and a very eiiioyiibie evening is anticipated. Grand Chan- cellor, l.ieut.~t?ol. E. A. Potter, Spring- liill, N. S., will be present, anti will tic- liver an address on "P_vthiunisni." t‘ol. Potter is ii gifted speaker. and will no doubt, be able to gi\'e an exposition oi' the aims und purposes ot' the Order ol' Knights oi Pythias. and its recognized iiilliiences i'or good in thc world oi` fraternal endeavor.

A RUNAWAV.~Sonie oxifiteiiient

and alarm was caused in the eiist end of the city yesterday at`ternoon by the aiilicii~Ot` ri runaway horse. - The liorse starteil to run on King Street, near the corner ot` \\'o_\'innutli, lir~ con- tinued on down King and crosserl over to Dorcliest<=i‘ Street at the end ot Ning Street. He ri-in un Dorchester Street and in turning the corner ot' \\'t-_vnioutli Street struck ii post und got free i'roiii the sleigh. The animal continued his cscnptulo, with the side- _ walk us his cinirse, down Weyiiioutli Street at great speed, and had there been :inyoiiv in the wiiy ii serious acci- dent would proliably have resulted. lie was ruptured near the Freight Shed by one of the railway eniployces. Siraiiiiqc to .~'.a_\'°. neither the sleigh nor liiiriivss was in the least ilaniiigt-rl.

ST 'PAUL'S LITERARY SOCIETY.

- -The lirst debate of the session under the iiiispir-es ol' the recently t`ormed St l’itul'ii Literary Society took place in the hall llisi evening under lho presi- dt~ncy ol thc rector, llcv. 'l‘_ W. Mur- phy. There was a large atteinliinr-_e ot’ yoiiiig people. and ii short niilniciil |.u~o;{i>iini_iiie.priicedeil thc debate. The subject ot' debate \\‘1i.~i, “ is war neces- --‘ftry to the #i\"ogi°e:n~i of r‘ivilisutioii?" For » tho allirniative there spoke l\1cssiii llaiold Mei<scr\'ey and i\'o<-:I Dellloiia iiiid Miss I-Ilsie Lowe. and tor the negative lilessri-i llarold (‘i°oss und T.‘ Edgar iilt-Niitt and Miss l_lradlnii‘_\'. Tito subject inattor on iioth sides wus well prepared and cogently expresuoil_ .-\i the r~orir:lti.<iott ol' thc debate und iici`oi'u thc judges gave their decision, ii vote of the audience was taken, und the negative wou by u large iinijoriiy. ’l`ii<~ jiniircs, ltowever, who coiisl.~iti»<l ol lion. .liiiziicc lluet'/.ui'il, ltcv. lir (‘olliii nnd_Mr .l. ll. lliiriivtt, gave their tlt'cF_.iiloii in iuvoiii' ot` tho nilirniutivi- on'_poiiiti~t. (ine liiiiidrcd poliiii-i was :iIli_wved for oiicii spenitr-r. and on coni- iiiiitieflf notoii the jiiilgcs touiirl that 12:10 ~innl bceii oiiriicd by tho siioiiki-rs |'oi'.-tl_ie_ niilrinniivri :ind 20.*- for the iii-i.:ntivo_ _Votes oi' tlnniks 4-oitcliiiied ii very iiitcri-sliiig iuid onjoyiiblc uilnir.

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SPLENDID WORK.-The Alpha Liidieii' Institute held its annual meet-I ing on the 15th iilt., when the ofllcerii t'or the ensuing year were elected and

siilniiitteil. which showed the Instituto to be in ti satisfactory condition and to have had ii very successful year, its iiir-iiiliers having, in addition to their regular lniiiiness, accomplished it large iitnount oi supplementary work, in- cluding the lioldiiigdurlng the winter ol sevoriii social" 'meetings lor the iieireqt..ot__tlw_ i'0\m3 People of, the community, the giving of 'special pri'/._t;s ut houseliold science exhibi- itlomr. _.They ohio voted $10 ot' their _fitiiiln for further school lmprovorrieiita und $10 was sent by them to the iloiipitul Ship Fund when the war iilnrtedl 'They have since then contri- huted‘l1'ntl‘sent $100 worth ol_ made- iip hospital goods. clothing and food to thgjled Cross and Belgian _Relief

clple of`thIs` Institute. lt. being tl; introductory one of this provlnctj. befi r anised ln 1911 in connection

UNION BAi.L.-'l`lie annual bali ot' ice was perfect '-and the music was . _ the Charlottetown Labourers Protec- excellently fhriiished by the band ot' »0f (IIC SIlIJlll8l'Il‘l8 G3lf_(I€llS _ AThree Part Deledlve

tive L'iiioii was held in the Union llull the League of the t‘ross Society. of (he Sea ' last night. There was a large utteiirl- under the leudorsliip oi’ Mr W. J. truce. and all present had an enjoyable Britwrleixs. llelreshnients were served

time_ during the e\'erilng._ For tho or:casi_on Q, B__ B _ _ ___ ___

ture:-M_ark Stebbing and Lionel Bar-

rnent. it would pay anyone interest- yet. held at this grand old institution.

Fitndii, tliuo..provlng the ideal pri

the rliik wiis'¢aliy _decorated with pi1triotic_bui_itiiig and the (‘ollei;e colours.. The eonnnittee in cliarge are to be coiigratulatcrl upon the suc- cess oi' tho aiiuir, as evcrybotly pro- nounced it the most enjoyable skate

“THE LAND”-Dr. Andrew Mc-

l"lii1ii, Editor oi' the l\lt~Glll l`.niveri~iity Journal, has granted to .\lr. ll. Irving lleers the rights to present his new play. "The l.und",_ in Cliarlotietowii. Sl. Joint. Montreal and other eitlt-si. “The liiintl" is ti social or domestic problem pliiy and is iipokcii oi' by many ot' the literary reviewers nd iiruniutic r-_rltics :is n great- draiiiiiiic work and oi' high literary ,valiii-. It is said io be tho iinest work that this brilliunt Islander has turned oui. ;\lr. Beers is in i'<\<:eipt_ ol` it letter troni Dr. Mi-I’li;ill ivisliing liiiii riiiti_:li sii<~i-tens with the production which will be given later this season. _

TEACHERS ADDRESSED.--'i`ues-

day atteriioon `Mi' llenry Smith, School Trustee, read a paper on the School System ot' l’rlnee Edward island. with special references to Teachers' institute. liere. President Seaman pi'esided.' Besides the teiich- crs a number ot"othors were present.

.-\l`ter brit-i' and apgirtipriitte rcniarks by tlie-t`liiiirinnn;‘ r Smith delivered his inost interesting and valuable paper, which dealt with t_iie beginning ol our schools about _one hundred and litteen years ago,-down to the present time. '.l`he niimes _ot the old time teaclit-rs were gif\'en,' also the disad- viiiitages_iindci‘ wliicii they laboured. 'l‘lien the opeiiing'3'of schools- and the building ot' the old t‘entrnl Academy. after the l’riiicc of Wales College. The paper ubounded in anecdote, his- torical reference ‘and gave it splendid idea ot' how etliicotioii has progressed within the ceiittiry, At its conclusion ciilogistic remarks were marie by Stip- eiinteiitlent Caitiphell. Wm. Bradley and I-‘. J. Nash. -A-cordial vote of tluinkg ~was`. teiut _d Mr Srni-tli. _ Mr llrud‘ley, former "; vice-principal of Queen Square S_hool, but for some years past in the West, gave a eapitnl aceoiiiit ol the educational system and the work and reniiiiierutloii ot` teacli- i-rii there. _

PEOPLE'S THEATRE.-Since the

opening picture Ol’ the series at thc l’eople’s Theatre, the story oi' ‘Fati- toinas, t_he Man in Black," has been a centre ot' interest, und luis lasciiiatetl those who liiive been following its pre- sentation. Yeste;-day’s installment in four big reels w s even more exciting and niystilying idian any yet_ given. lt wus entitled “The Mysterious Finger Prints," ond showed how the detective endexivored to use them to the down- fall o_t' the ‘fcrook" _element iii the sto- ry. Startling inlventures followed, und these were portrayed most vividly _ves- tcrday ' in the presentation ot' thc

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r “My breakfast”-says a phy-ician --“consists of a dish ot Grape-Nuts, one or fwoeggs, or fruit.”

A good breakfast, that,

with the cereal part so nou rishing-'So full of the rich food value of prime _ wheat and barley. ‘ ‘

Grape-Nuts is remark-

ably easy of digestion- about one hour as against 21-2 to 3 hours for or- dinary bread. '

Comes -ready tojeat, crisp, delicious, eco nomical. Good aifany _ meal-. ~

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with the Department of Agrlcuituné. The__iirrnti¢_0mei_ats and regulations

£ier_ol!Z'___li'uggoit,etl _ bein( 8PPl'0V_ fire ccepted and are still iidher

lore no, _climige _ has been e_iTect

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2-Factor -Workin on or for THE B ITISH _ si>iacuu_ rnAiNs.L'riie speeiiii on Monday and 'rue-my evening. '_ _ Cas; gf Brggihoay avorltei. The 'story 0f aTi'¢I_\\¢l1 0\l_q`_ _ _ ' y ARMY‘5““"° ‘“ °‘“‘°d“ ifi‘.§‘$i§‘.’.'..{I.`5;.;"'i`Z.‘.fi ""."‘.“..‘?.‘i‘.‘.‘;‘°.Z”.“iTi'é il35§f£l..2§“’§? ‘iii “'I5.“il}..§°i.§ii?...}’°`.1i » strangle f_<_>r"l`he W0rld’s Two Grwtest Prizes- = -

I o'clock The train with the malls left Prince Streetl"School. 'whose lla! drill Pffldufed 'by The Famous Playefs Cp* ‘

_ _ __ . .. . _ ' 7 lT_PAY8 to this province __ .;.g_,__`___;é,-|£__:i_<_i_i_iese:_i:>iré_ii;,E;_._:_i;;_ _ _ _ |_b_ _ __= _ = ._ #___

_ TEA-Don't forget the \'1`ea and Ten. next Thursday ome ma e ` r

-TUBE ALIVE _.IS VANDDR To Day | “Ni '- ""°‘”‘““" "“““"T?v E I T0-D32

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#_ 7" " ' ' t' Y" ' ~` '_ A S le in St. Paul's Piirlsh Hall aprons and delicious ca ,' ' _ P0 C " if _ - _ "Ibis Question is Answered Today - ,,,{"¥§,,,,{‘,,,,_,_ Fe., iii, sua. be 0.. ai... _ _we ....._._. TI_IE___ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _

AS” THE MAN OF MYSTERY ci.voE mvsn Mess.-'rnere is s|n1'H__nA2__/ sOciAL.-_-_pile _t._§i&i_if_r: ` '

_-. _ _ IN THREE PARTS _ a race to be iieid on (.lyde_RlveraiceZ_;i_t_ r§___te ea ;x;:_i;t_;`i`~__ChrSi;c;l_;i____-_____t__°

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-7 '“-° "-' ‘ -' - ' ' ' ` i-'Loire wth' Kuigiiui or Pythian riiiii Friday veii-A _ I i - I

is-_ .. Exciting, Daring, Romantic, better Ilia: tlie lint Epuode - mg A, 8 0.010% mvimms haveqbéen _ _ _ _ T S _ . _ _ _ i ' ‘ . _-. To-Nicnvs Mse1'iNg.-'i‘iie_ini- sent outing; soqd assured. _ - _ I F O U R P A R _ it .WEE T 'DAY AT 3-EE 5°" “'° '-"“°~ “W 3:3;‘i:::;:‘“..:;t;“f..”a...’°;i'..::r.; °f’"*_° -f_._”°?'_ _ 4 _ O with wiiiim o.»...an»igi._ .me .if me fefemm -Aden .rf are r

ALL-°°S€€ FantQlllaS__T0da.yA for (liipe 'Traverse at 8.45 o’r-lock. was' one 0£,_th<'. features 0;; the PPO- _- - ~ - - ‘~

fl'|llll` No. I Company, Home Guard. and trained by Briiiclpal _Scanian. aiitliiint ff . ‘ &

those who wish toi jgiu, \;i_ll0 iliac! ut }he pi_uiio\6t_iui~i;c was sui‘i_pii°_'fl lriy 1 . - - ‘ _ _-,' _ . __ . - _ the Drill Shel to-n g L_ at .' _ y re- iorotiy -_ii _ester._ to iot_\ ti wie ' - ` -_ ‘ -

quest ot' \\'_ ii. Prowse, Captain. greaucrérlit. Is due for tlieexcellent - . ' ':" G A E _

-1- manner in which their llllliiis wind ' ' ' " . ' . _ _ . _

'rm/ON METHODIST cincuir.-_nirouiiii the exercises. - ' ~_ , » ‘ ’ “ " _

Tr, , Crap ud and Victoria ltletlioil- ` "`--'-'--- g ivltagra 1] ,C0medy

istv(t)IIIiurcli services Sunday, Jan- ST____DL_JNSTAN'S SKATE.-_-.Tn u_n- In Two Parts P

try 31st: Tryon. 1 _ 0; Crapaud I! usua y urge c`ro`wd attentet tie

ii? m, and Victoria at T p. m. llcv. skate at' St Dunstnn's College last _ A tale (ff a broke? vqw

George lil. Young, pastor. ovi-iiing. 14Q pits:-ieiigers going out by and 3 dlV€l‘S Déffldyr-A _ ~ ~ ‘ T 'n

.___ special train from (‘liarlotti-town. The l highly sensational story e _ u »

_ --»- gramme Lt should ham een neu f

HOME GUARDS-All members ot ripped that these young ladies were

Mr. Hoskins

Story

second chapter. The liitei-lor of the Paris sewers, which the outlaws used as a "fence" for their stolen goods; the fancy dress hall, the escape from the trunk all added zest to the' picture. “T-lie Resurrcetionot' Caleb' Worth," ii line drama, was ably acted and excel- lently ntn|r`ed.- OI especial interest wu.~i`i1ii industrial picture of the Pen- body factory, where hiinrlreils of oper- ators are now buiiliy engagedturnlng out ilminc»l'i~iiiirts“i‘ar the soldiers ut the front. Mr. Dave Parks delighted the big audience with it flue. character song which he rendered in his own inimitable manner; ‘ This excellent proirriininio wilI"lic chown iigaiti to- night. _ _ .

-r‘rn,'_s_‘ -__i.se'rft';e_ii _MAN"- iairiie

r-rowils ~wllii`L-sshd ut the l'riiicc Ed- ward Tiieutre yesterday “The Better Man," in four piirts. the popular dru- niutirf roing.nce__b_y Rev. Cyrus Towns- hend lirady, l.L._-D; ='l‘ho ploy ln. the best ol' tim series oi' big t`ezil_iirei~i yet produced at the theatre. . The following isa synopsis of the story, which was port_ra.yerl i\_dmirnl.i_ly, featured by beiru- tiful aii appropriate scenic investi-

more are _two young clergynien in a metropolis, both friends, but of dis- tinctly Opposite types. Both love the some woman. the beautiful Margaret -Wharton, the daughter of ii proud and wealthy old capitalist, and u strong supporter Ot' the fashionable church of St. Iiildiifii. The Bishop of the Dio- cese has two vaeilncies for which hc must recommend rectors; one of the churr-hes is that oi’ the rich Sl. l-lildu's, the other that ot St. Oi~iinund's, the broken und deserted church ot' the slums. Stebbing chooses the poverty- stricken church ot' the poor while Iliir- niorn is glad to ndo the ircitiitlfiil cliurcii oi' St. llildu's full to liln lot. llarmorc and Stebbing contests their love to Margaret on tim iuimr- day, und she, in doubt an to which is the better nirin, unswers them both evnsively. Barmore takes his leiive, gallantiy de- niring he may hope i`or n. definite ans- wer-`in the future; but Margi1rot’i-i lit- tle <-oquetry is niliitnken by the

_straigiitforivurrl Stebbing for a din-

guised “yeii." rind he seizes her in his arms. Margaret is shocked and re- sentiiil, and in anger semis for Bur-

iiiore and accepts him in Si.ebliug's presence. The old Bishop dies. and lliarmore and Stabbing ure both nam- ed as candidates for the Blshopric. Stebblng pleads with Wharton to yield to his i-itriklni: employees' demands, but without success. -On the titty ot' the‘ eloritidiu ‘ot-.--flilshops. Stehbing leaves the Church to rush to the yards where he has heard strikers are riot- ing. lie ilndii that the toughs among the infiirluteil strikers have placed Margaret in ii shed--i_n which deadly explosives orc stored, which are 'ubotit to be set on iire. lie saves Margaret und prevents tho milltiu from firing upon the strllu-rs, being hlniseil' nearly killed in the striiggle. The Bifiliopric iii given to Biirmorc, but through these clrctimstuiices the strength of Stah- Iilng'ii cliiirar-_te_r is revealed to Mar- garet, and she gives him her promise as “the better man." The picture will be shown again to-tiny. The other pictures were excellent proditctloriiii A feature of yesterduy's show. _was the vocal selection by Mr. lliiiiklns, who saiig it very pretty ballad, entitled “l.ove’s Last Word," in his character-

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