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1 clooohllilo silver Bling For 3

_ Incorporated Under the Low; _of ri-i.,¢_¢ ;E,|,,-,fd _ __ _

_ Aimioniz _ - _ _ _ ____ _ _ __ancAP1TAi.._.___._.»___....._._.so0,q_q0__.-__- -

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1 - A ‘PREslnENT _ . ‘ _

' `.l0hfl J. McDonald, E541-» Merchant, of Ti-ta¢adie§Crq,js_.p_.»E'_` L

vice-PRESIDENT ¢ -_ 'I ‘

' Joseph Egan..-of-souulpol-l, P. E-»l'.

_RANCH _MANAGER 5 ' '

_ __, '_ ._ .

_ _ Arthur McKilmon _

A SECRETARY-TREASURER _ _ \' Major McKinnon, of Glene1adale,<P. E. I. ' -

I BANKERS 1 _' _

f ROYBI Bank 0f Ca|l3d3» Ch3Tl0tf¢t0lll'_l'l ` Shanes are eellin at $25.00 each; 25 p.~ c. with application and the balance within three months.

` Sim ly fill out t e application form and mail to Major C. McKinnon, Secretary-Treasurer,

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wvewe-=»1°13= A f _

_ _ ‘ 'Rauch '

» sp_i~lh¢_goi»k

'_ Prospect . _ . . .

Dalton ..... ._ _

1

Murray Harbor

Eureka ._ .

Union; .. Riverside Farming Company ._

... . 0'Leary..'.._.

Pioneer......._ North Shore . . ...

~ Rosemont. _ . _ . _ _

Maritime, .. . .

Stock, 35 per cent.

R. J. McNeill C0., Ltd., 100 per cent. ' bonus. ' _

Black Prince Fox'Co_. 50 per cent.

(Zrapaud S. B. Fox Co., 40 per cent.

Magic Fox Co., 60 per cent. Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.

‘G-lenaladalle P E L g

Bunbury . . . . .. . . . . . _ . ._ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . ._ .$100,000

Peel-leé....::. . .. . . . . . _ . .._ 20,000

Silver Tip . . . . . .__ 25,000

.. ... 60,000

Magic . . . . . . . _ _ . _._ . .

Royalty,_`: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ . ,

Malpeque Silver Fox Co........... 40,000 Seal River . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . __ . . _ . . . . . . . . . ._ . 57,000 ` 28.500 50

The average cash dividend of these companies is 208 per cent. `

Authorized ' Capital

Cash Dividend $320,000 320

_ . 90.000 45,000 45

180.000 900 00.000 100

Per

Cent.

_ . _ __.B0,000

” Smith . _ . . . . . . . . 150.000 > 00,000 40

._ 025,000 250,000 40

23.000 205 100,750 100

100,000 172.000 112 30,000 53.500 '15 190.000 114,000 260 50,000 112,500 225 _ 00,000 210.000 340 50.000- _; 170,000 40 40,000 8.000 _ 20 100.000 ` 225,000 225 ._ 100,000 25,000 ' 25 10.000 0 50,000 500 _

Tyne Valley..."-... .... . . . . ... ...-75,000 37,500 50

. . 40,000 13,333 33

30,000 75

Among the dividends paid this year, 1914, in spite of the war, are the following:

_ _ ._ . -. Gienaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd., -100 per cent. 50 per cent. in cash.

' ` A 50 per cent. stock bonus AND GUARANTEE OF 50 PER CENT. AND

~WHATEVER MORE FOR 1915

Westmoreland Silver and Tip Patch Co. 70 per cent. 35 per cent. cash.

Rayner International. 40 per cent. 20 per cent. cash. 20 per cent. deterred.

50 per cent. cash. 50 per cent. stock

» Murray Harbor S. B. Fox Co., 30 per ceiit.

New London Fox and Farm Lands, Ltd., 200 per cont. Royal Silver Block Fox Co., 110 per cent. ' Diamond Sliver Black Fox Co., 80 per cent.

Carruthers' Silver Black Fox Co., 30 per cent. Provincial Silver Black Fox Co;, 40 por cent. Ellis`Silver Black Beauty Fox Go., 60 per cent.

_ SOI-TICITORS at f All cfiedues must be made payable to “Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.”

McLean & McKinnon, Charlottetown

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_ REGISTERED oFFlcl~:

olonolodolo, P. E. l. ' -

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PRosPm¢Tus“ _ "'

The name of the Company' shall be The Glenaladale Silver-Black;Fox._Co_.; Ltd. - - f '- f. _ 'C

'Th' Co _ lioolso f of ll " feb 'ill 'J'

ll. silver _l‘?=.lasi?§$§‘<`é., foxos°3f 3325 l.f‘é2.is,°°‘€l‘§i°°‘M.’oori§i§ "“...liJf‘li?‘v‘f.i‘=li’if7fi"§é§fii$'5€l=‘i‘.“li°o‘fl,‘2¥ live stock, and tocarry on farming, ranching and kindred‘_b}uBi'nessee.-- 2 " 1 -. '~ 'f A

The ranch of the Compan isiocated on the estat ~of'Gle_ hd ie -the-?_pr'opert _,foil "

M i<..oooo,..oo' oionoon mosh -sf wil: .lvl ol>ooal0‘f_llloe ' ‘ p ~ lecllolloingo alone somglyliolood a¥s§0,0o<'l. am -_

The holding of the Company consists of 'elif pairs of Silver V ' t" I

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fourteen '_rs of 1914 pups. The twenty pairs being `young§_nia§;f-#qi ` " _ " _ good res`\§t]si for a period of ten years. _ . l~ _» -. fi _ _ -__ - s _*_ _»__.__'__._;_‘___»___:____l ___-_

foxes _.have _carefully selected from‘the'o»bést“'strtiiti§?0f‘

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sf*

bein _ , _ " " ze ._ I il

offspring Great care has 0 ' exercised in'n1a_k1i1`g_-tiie sslectio s;autigii_oF§1 "mf éil except with the proviso that the pups shall be approved Maier cKint_iq_n.§\ _fe = _f_,- _

Thi ' eods fth' iosuowilipro ide saffioienrcaoit`l~to’ ,ny___.iorthé_'_twent "oi-f" 5' of

$15,000 p¢§rppra?i‘i', and) perifiit sufficient cgpital being placed in-tile. treastiiy t0"'de¥i’g§§§li"'W?rEii`g expensesfor next year. '_ ‘_ _. _ - r - __ '

The gualiiication of the Directors shall be the holding of shares' in tile Company to the amount

of five hunted dollars. ' ' ' _ _ _ _ __ -

Tl ' _"Sec ta -T r . M 'or McKinnon, in whose personaii control the ra h '. had

considerdhlé ex‘pserile)ticenz3l§saIi‘ fi; rahjcher, and is well known throughout' the 'length tihei lb`ieadtli‘ of the‘Province as an experieifced and reliable b_reeder of _anddealer in all kinds ot _live stock, ' The

Eaonch hashis personal supervision. The Directors will retain $80,000 worth of stock in the

mP3¥\Y~ ' . and h.§‘l§§‘{`.“.-§'ér°ie.?i.i‘.?3°.?°lsfioIZ‘§i£§§§‘5'f'y‘l"a i"oi°§i<l2ii‘§”a.”....“S §2‘in‘3“§.'}e°?i§$i‘§é“f.‘i.i“..A"l.‘°°“‘”“ ‘°f“’°

h i al dal S'l Bl k F Co n' Ltd., earned on hundred per cent dividend '

i__'.-_)1§a4.'I__'1"=li§ ggoshectg fdrvI6l4-Sagre sggh astthpagixage reasonable anticlpatiohs of at least 50 pei' ccittrt lvl en _ 1 , _ -

‘li “ te d" toclr, d ini ° n onthe saleof.sharesisllmile`d tb

ma1cimEliifc(>:t)i!itt’l:;|i'i,pe2i'sct?li)%l¥_lat a1t*I'ang2me_iitsa!liavf§()lill:enEi_;§d¢_a whereby no more than ten per cena shall be mid, the Secretary- reasurer handling the bulk oft e issucdirect. ' ~ _ _ _

` A bedS°l 'Bl kF t f breedi _ ' _ _ 'V iii supplyT:rIdd.wIiiI?>?0i;)l€rbIylrr;1hiilihhm Ifor at ight tliligee yggiii' `o'i`he domtdgtitgi on of Black 'ox -is an ent‘rely ' w, and _an enormously profitable industry fr_onita_p'elt_ value ne,_alid amlrt- f-l°“l=f"°ni5 “err-» _ _ 3 _ _ x;1f§b§o°oi»?‘i¢i'§'»i'o°of°fillooli°§iory2nt al wmonpfironwblo-fooooollon aio llldoorry ohoalffi-enola » ~

The Fox Pelts have advanced greatly in D1_'lC¢ Si|10_¢_1910- _ _ , Bel the particulars _of ‘sale of a oonsi ent of Sil F _ is. Di! ' itom_i_1frilioe

Edward liilvoiorirfonohoo to London. England. and oo §'_iii'_ilo in Mardi. 19‘i°li. _ _ _ _ _ __ . _

' No. ot Skins. Kind- _ "~ ‘ _ PFW’-' _ " ’ ' ' it __

1 . sling-_... . ' 'f 'xaggj 1 » 1 _

' 1 " ’ ' 230" '| l .""

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Newfoundland and '-We'stern` cites, 'and»hav`e been'_choseu \tiitli}aEi§ty_to.l5i%o

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` Average-£284, 16|. 2d.. or $1.395-PL Def lklll- , - _ _ _

_ . - ~ _ _ _ __ ,' ‘~ " een I Wil Wllklhl With Elgar Healy Brown necks are not hall so attrac~l moutll should as wusnoll daily with

_ The “num may be ve,-,tied by inquiry to _ Y.64Q§l nn-oagh _want ol-o_lgn<l _sn-ool, when llvo ortho walls ooo. 'rry llnoF\o_r zu vosooiraool moon. if nn. nl

q ._ - 1 » .. ~. /3 A Hllsd f cn e hogging to him wliitenlnr- re wa 'uno ed n bl

MAJOR C. Mc'Ii1NNoN,

GLENALADALE, P. E. I.

Fox COMPANY, LllvilTED."_

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_ APPLICATION FORM

~ Secretary-Treasl.rer"‘THE GLENALADALE SILVER BLACK

fl ._ 1 I here? subscribe for. ....................... .. ..... in ’ A _“The Gle adale Silver Black Fox Company, Limited,” _ to pay 25 per cent on application; the balance within three months

"NalTle`i-'.-...... . . . . . _ ... . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . .

1_ Address. ............................................. ......

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per cent. and 'whatever more for 1915.

Angus Cameron, Cyide River, P. E. I.

R. B. Colwr-ll, Halifax, N. S.

J. ll. Heiheriilgicii. care of The Toben Go., Halifax. N, S.

Rev. Father Gills, indian River, P. E. i.

H. 1-`. Peehan, Mount Stewart, P. E. l. Miss Mary I-iennebery, 708 Crescent Road, Calgary, Alta. _ _I-I. W. Flaiger, Pictou. N. S. ' Miss Mliryn. nlohony, 130 wi-ight street, st. John, N. B.

Rev. A. Patterson,_33 Ca`rl0toi_1 St., St. John, N. ll. niolioi-li 12. mills, 325' coiumlhlo Avo.. Boston. lvioso.

Nelson Carew, Hunter River, P. E. 1. Alai. Martin, Vallefyliieid. P._ E. I. '

Dr. C. D; Crevistou, Rock island "I'exas. Albert P. Cavleton, Boston, Mass. l 'K1 C. Fraser, 61 Worchester `St., Boston, Ma:-ls. Mills Joanlo Koo, 135 Molno si.. Boston; Moss.

John Joseph Mulcaty, 11 Madison St., Maldon, Mass.

Patrick Foley, Kildare, P. E. l.

John H. Hamilton, 54 Navolosk St., Amherst, N. S.

John A. Cainpbell,'5_Ashla.nd Bt., Maldcil, Mass. John H1 Skerry,_ll/iiilden Square. Malden, _Mass.

.tolm wooioy sililaor. 11 iuo-lloon st., Moldon. Mm. Miss Mary-E. Poter, 142 Garden St., Pawtucket, R. l.

Mrs. Mary . Wilson, 2441 Porter St., Los Angeles, Cal.

George A. Taylor, Halifax, N. S._. I-_‘dui Doyle, Mount Stewart, P. E. I.

Wiiiicm C. Davidson, 240 noble st.. Holliox, N. s. .Arthur Bolnhlor. 105 south Pork st., Holllox, N. s. Cer\_\biiua,_E. Fletning, Chisholin District, Minnisota. U. S. A. Ralph V_.' G. LePl`ne, 181 Barrington Bt., Halifax, N. S.

Ailiial- aroliooo, sommomllo. P. E. l. _

' ` ` ' l 'Thomas Pushie, Box 29, New Glasgow. N. _S. _

ir. o...hlmoo. Box 25?.-_choriolrolovm P. E. l. l

' ,__ _ _ -_ .- `_ :gre H\`ni‘iah'.P. James, Box 257, Charlottetown, P. E. I. , ,

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‘ral Mary 8illiker,~31'Cottage Place, Maiden, Mass. ' Iii. Milton MocQuarrie, 17 Devens St., Everett, Mass. Hrs. Nelson MscQuarrie, 17 Devena St., Everett, Masil. John C. llholiiuehern. 400 Potter Ave., Providence, R. I.

A judge met him and stopped him. "Father Healy. l have a crow to

pluck with you."

"Let it be a turkey. and [wilt be

with you t six p. m.," said Father Healy. - “All right," said. the Judge, delight-

company. "but I must have the crow _ too” l

. "Then, said Father Healy. "l hope it will be a crow without 0 wa

" A" Few of our Satisfied Shareholders

_ The following is a _partial list of the names of those who have received their 100 per cent.

dividend from the GLE ALADALE SILVER BLACK FOX CO., LTD., withaguarantee of50

John J. Macllinis, Blooming Point, P. E L Mrs. Annie Sllliker, 17 Madison St., Malden, Mass. Mrs. J. T. Mullins, Kensington, P. E. L Timothy Ervin, Malden. Mass. _ J. Marshall Murray, Bay View, Plctou County, N. S. W. J. Mac(luirc, 311 Fitzroy, C. B. . Lindsay Kirkpatrick, 126 i-lolils St., Halifax, N. S.» Fred Cahoon, East Port Medway, Queens Co., N. S. Bertha MacKinnon, 39 Dwight St., Boston, Mass.

W. E. Witman, Picton. N. S.

Maurice E. Wltman, Picton, N. S.

Slnion Lott. Stanley Hotel, Picton, N. S.

Theresa Lott, Stanley iiotcl, Picton. N. S. Edwin J. Thompson, 19 Sacramento Place, Cambridge, Mrs. J. R. Iloarc. Stcllartoii, N. S. Proctor ii. Bnttiste, 18 iicms St., Cambridge, Mass. Nelson J. Riggs, lialilax, N. Florence Keaveiiey, 23'! Richmond Sl., Charlottetown, Joseph White, 85 Webster St., E. Lynn, Mass.

il. J. Shea, Waterford, P. E. 1.

-Donald J. MacDonald, Blooming Point, l’. E. I.

John Bradley. Blooming Point, P. E, L

Thomas Bradley, Blooming Point, P. E. l.

John Angus MacKenzie, Scotclifort, P. E. i.

G. W. MacGray, 302 Broadway, Somerville, Mass.

Rev. F. H. Eaton. Freeport, N. S. Mrs. Francis Chisholm. Linden Avc., Malden, Mass. Sadie Hopper, 193 Salem St., Maiden, Mass. Ella R.. Hooper. 193 Salem St., Malden, Mass.

James Ellison Conrad, 20 Riply St., Malden, Mass.

Edna Conrad. 20 Ripley St.. Malden, Mass.

George IL. Moulton, Borgeo. Niid.

wliilom 'lu Héiiasl-ooh, Boi-goo, Niia.

Rebecca Robertson, 66 Hollis St., Halifax, N. S. John S. Brophy. So. Waterford, Me. _

Rev. Ewen MacDonald, Leaskdale, Ont.

Mrs. Isabella Murphy, 26 Shawmut St., Malden. Mas

illrs. Mary illehar, 311 Fitzroy St., Charlottetown. P. E. I.

- l And a great many more names too numerous to mention _ '

6069-12~9H6i5 i.

' BTORIIB OF- FATHER HEALY "That‘s a-nice condition for a poor While the cream is still on the skin

--- irish landlord." ‘rub with half a freshly cut lemon. man!

"Why in the name of wonder." ide- then dry with a soft rag or towel. '

mended, "do you say that fellow la an Repeat the treatment night an

irish landlord?" morning for some weeks and you will from me bm-(ie,-,_

"He has the universal hall-maria", be surprised to tlnd how much whiter How wg" he |-,wk whip, M, 183,,"-es 'And that is--." your akin has become.

"A rent in a rear." ln the cleansing toilet the care

"Recollections ot an irish Judge." the mouth. throat and nostrils shoul

qi gg gh, gpm” of plgqm- }{¢¢|y», By M. M'Donnell Bodkin, K. C. _ not be neglected. Pew educated peo

ple neglect to hruahthe teeth before

WHITINING Tl-il NICK. going to bed. but they are less care-

--- fm in "°5“'d I0 me m°“"' 'md “T033 Now then. nine 1-_list-.rs for thc Stay ni-

l\lliss_

l'.E,l.

James _MaoAdams & Son, 29 Scotia St., Boston, Mass.

s.

` _ .._..’.-j.;l_l.`._-,_"" Fdllllwllls are dividends Wd by some ofthe companies as stateibyone ofthe Charlottetown l"° "0" Téfflgg §f,I,'§"§,5u,0N_

Women are not going to wear tight

lskirts any more. Buch is iashion'| decree lor next spring and summer.

The makers ol American styles for

women have decided upon that one point and are going to condrm their decision ol the 25th semi-annual con- vention at Toledo, 0., 0! the Nation- ul C1081, Butt- and Skirt. Manufaoh lurers’ Association, Friday.

Statements made Thursday night’

are that women will wear tailor-made suits with plenty of plsits in the skirt when they start 'out ln their, Easter morning display-of ilnery. ‘ . 'rho ooot must so short-about zli inches-with ordinary sleeves, and ,, plain, quiet color.. Skirts will be about six inches from, the ground. ' ` Il 3 single coat is preferred to went- wlth skirt and shlrtwalst it shall be full from the wa-lst' down with belted etlects and patch pockets.

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i.As'r vEAn's Ellociis.

' (Boston Adbertiser.) This in the year of years for the

woman who wants to utilize last. ycnr's partly worn irocks in evolving stunning new costumes.

In the picturesque slang of the

schoolboy, it is 3 "cinch" to make over anything this season, for nar- row skirts may be veiled with rillple- cut tunica, and old bodicee a,most: disguised under sleeveless basques of velvet.

Sashes, transparent sleeves, insert-

ed plcats, far hnndlngs_ ull lend their uid in the lovelieet nlniost_inade tun- ics and boleros of beaded and cin- broldered not and clliflon. » Suppose you need iv new evening gown for 3 coming dance. Look over the supply of Last year’s (rocks and see what you have to build with.

There, for instance, is that pole

yellow satin gown whose color was so becoming, but whose ski:t seems hopelessly narrow for this yr-ar's style.

It wdll be fuel: the thing for a foun-

dation slip under fiounces oi :accord- ion pleated black butterfly marquis- ette, and a cluster of yellow and black velvet flowers nt the girdle Will -'hold the color scheme together." S0 to speak.

You can have the marquisette ac-

cordion pleated lit very little cost, and three iiounccs will be very 005)' 1_0 apply tg 9, drop of black cotton net. This drop will not. show, but it will give the requisite softness and nam to the skirt, an enect. that could not be produced were the tlounces applied all-octly to the narrow skirt ol yeliovrl satin.

*rl-le swzsr l.l'rrl.E MAN.

(Oliver Wendell Holmes.)

All brave boys under canvass are

sleeping. _ _

All of them pressing to mardi WI'-11

the van.

Far from home whore their sweet-

hearts are weeping. _

what are you waiting for, sweet lit-

tle man?

You with the terrible warlike mous-

tat-hes.

Fit lor a. colonel or chief oi’ a clan,

You with the waist made for sword-

belts and sashcs,

Where are your shoulder straps,

sweet little man

Bring him the buttonless garment of

woman!

Cover his face lest it ireckle and

tan: _

Muster the Apron-String Guards oil

the Common.

That is the corps for the sweet lit-

tle man!

Give hlln for escort a file of young

misses.

Each of them armed with a deadly

rattan;

They shall defend him from laughter

and hlssea. _

Aimed by low boys at tllc sweet lit-

tle man.

All the fair maidens about him shall

cluster,

Pluck the white fcaitlicrs from bon-

nct and i'llil,

Milkc liiill n plume likc ll turkey-

wilig llustcr-

Tlint is tho crcsl fur thc s\\'ul:l lit-

tle main.

Oli. lllit the Apron String Ullarrls ure

till: follows! Drilling each day since our trouble.-l

began-

‘llalidlc our walking sticklll’ ‘Shoulder

unillrellasl‘

'i`l\at is tllc style for the slwcct little

lnan!

.Have wc a nation to save? lli the ilrsl.

place

Saving ourselves is lilo sensible

plan.--

Surely the spot where tlierc's shoul-

lng`s the worst place

Where l can stand, says illc sweet

little man. _-

Such was tile stuff of the llinlakufl-

takers.

Such were the soldiers that scaled

the Redan.

Truculent housemaids and blepdtiilrsty

Quakers. I

' Brave not the wrath ol tge sweet

little man! _,_

.

Yield him the sidewalk, you nursery

maidens!

Sauve qui eput! Bridget. alld right

about! Ann-

Flerce as a shark in a school of mell- l hadens.

See him advancing. the sweet little

d When the brown soldiers come back

-- - they scan. ef l l o li-

iiow will he feel w ieil ie g ts marc

d ing orders. ‘ Signed by hill lady love. sweet little

man.

~"'~ 'Y “ii gains. tongue and roof of the H,-,,,,,, Ranger;

n lllow the great llsh horn and heal |,, t_l\e big pan!

First in the field that is larthest ironi

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