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A options $l2.000 Per Pair ' We arenow ready to sell options to P. E.'Is-

bred silver Black Fox pups of .1913 at $r2,og0 g p_air. These options number from 7 to 12 inclu.

» sive. _First come ,first served. As these are the

only options that will be offered to Island Ranchers QIIS year, they would do well to get their applica- tions in early. We will also sell options on six 1 Paffs °f T9i3 Pups to Foreign ranches at the same Pflfe These options number from I to 18 in-

' land breeders, on six pairs of Dalton's best Island -

in the amount of $250,000 till 'July 1st r9r3.

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elusive. ' I \ .

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V by cheque signed by all

The _applicatiouform in the opposite panel is

for the convenience of intending subscribers who cannot make it convenient to apply in person at any

oi our agencies, Parties taking advantage of this means of subscribing for shares in this company- should fill outethe form and send to per cent ofthe

amount subscribed, by money order for registered letter_ to W. B. Prowse, sec’y treas. of the Chas. Dal- ton Silver Black ,FoX`Co.’ who on receiving same will send receipt for money received.We have placed this , form in our advertisement so_ii1at,,every person on P. E. Island may have a chance; to invest part of their surplus money in the best paying Fox Raiichoinfthe A ~ world, and if any one gets left out they will have

. ~~ tlieinselvesto. blame 1 _ . ; g ‘

three.

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vllcccrd

y i¢°P1¥i'1i°f‘ °* $625»‘l°<! 1 Pairs cl Forest Eslcblishivc

This sale was made to a Russian Syndicate whose re reacntative visited ' f

all the large ranches on' » the Island ~ last summer to ma e a decision as to I where the Best Silver BlacfkjFdxes' were‘t0 be found, AND '1`HE DALTON I RANCH GOT THE DECISION. ~

In tlie Fox business in every line of business: There is only one

BEST and when we 'offer Canadian investors shares in the Chas. Dalton Silver Black Fox Co. at *$100 par value, we oder them stock in the best paying Fox Ranch on the Facéo! tlie'~Earth, the ranch that holds the world’s price record for pelts and also the ‘world’s record for the price of young foxes. ~

v V This is thenonly Folk Ranching Company I that guarantees a dividend,',' and we practically guarantee a dividend of 40 per cent for the first yearz-

This is the only Fox Ranch that carries an insurance and itis insured

All money received is placed to the credit of the_ provisional directors in

. the Canadian Bank- of Commerce, Charlottetown, and can only be drawn on

and wiin niairyieu uc dividend wiiimcn so no can

who lin; Yon Doing win. Yon. snvingsi 1

Some people are contented with 3 p. c. others buy stocks and bonds and v

drawrinterest at 6 p. c. while others buy shares in a pair of ioxes and mdlfe from 30 to 3 5 p. c. _You-personally-lohow numbers of these men who have made money in the fox business. If you are 'drawin 3 p. c. or 6 p. c. instead

- of '40 p. c. which is guaranteed by the Chas. Dalton gilver Black Fox Co.,`get

out ofthe rut.$1oo invested in this Company will' return. you more interest

I than $1,000 in a Savings Bank. _And remember that 40 p. c, is the lowest

rate of interest that this investment can possibly pay and ,it may be increased

to 80 p. c. To avoid disappointment, send your application for shares today 1 to the undersigned or F. B. McCurdy & Co.. Brokers Ch’T0wn or any branch ~

of the Canadian Bank of Commerce on P. E- Island.

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Of ALL."

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V #god Office at Charlottetown. P. EL I.

a New World’s Record C

The Russia

Means _that should the

n Sale

Ranch produce only '

twelve young foxes next year we would haw/Ae

subscribed capital, because Mr Dalton’s guarantee of $5,000 for every -'young fox -to the number of fifty not produced, would be on thirty-eight foxes

of $100,000 makes $290,000. These figures are given here to show the enormous profits this ranch

for dividends $290,000 or nearly 50 percent on the V

$!9o,0co which amount added to the Russian sale.

will produce at the very lowest estimate.

\ This Sale Means That 16 per cent ol the 40- pci; cent Guaranteed lo lhe Shareholders

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Earned C

~ agree with Waldren B. Prowse of Charlottet0wn,agent

fo'r and representing a syndicate who have taken over the Silver Black Fox Ranching Business of Ch:-is. . Dalton of Tignish, to take the number of shares at ‘ . $100 a share, as set opposite our respective signatures hereto, and to pay Io per cent of said stock down, and the balance on or before Ist December A. D. 1912; Should said shares not be allotted the money paid on

them to be refunded in full. .

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We the undersigned hereby

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subscribe' for and . IH'

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President, ' Solicitor, _ Sec’y Treas _ `

. ` - Hon. Chas. Dalton, A. Warbur,ton. W. B. Prowse

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llichnqwsky, wife of the newly

on Egypt which is about to the press. It is entitled "Gods,

and A "

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Nov. 22 ( Special)-Prim

German Ambassador to

is the anthoress oi u

uhnals in Egypt, and ol several visits.

who hive seen ad-

of the boo pronounce

charming subiec-~ hncicnt and mod-

bccu written.

jlldf. glv

an ill' which

the two

provided- by will; Md #rl- pe applied rin

decided in

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° is inverted

“.l...R.i.'l.“I.

fumes >

who, ford

sum .

_the tobacco

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near the Gare dc Lyon ' als. three o'clock yesterday morping, swallowed several pounds of snuff and; 200 or 300 cigars, and wrecked tho llwp.

M. and Mme. yaux were sleeping in

their bedroom on the ground ,floor just- behind the shop-which is also a. restaurant-when Mme. Vmrx' awoke her husband, and said sho heard bur- glars. M. Vaux got, of of bed _ _‘and picked up 3 revolver.

J ust then the trunk and head ,Oban oicpnnnc onpcnvm wrongs nic' wail, most of which fell on Mme Va\i!,and_ unsound and wife, in th’eir»i‘ifglrt»‘ 'ot- tlrc, climbed out of a wlnd0W\ Bt the

hack, and disappears). `- » ' The elephant, w oh ,had cecapcd from a circus proprietor, *had been Ffrightencd by B dP¥» nndrlost _,his temper with carrot hong outside

adn and

it was Painted to eat. In lcll

PARIS, Nov. 22 (Bllecinl)-.An_ clo-

phnnt paid n visit to n tobacco mon. meantime fled. but he hip lust been

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the contractor. The latter had in the

arrested at V the countes s town ref sidcnco at Vercolli.

..______.___\ ‘ OOPENHIAGEN, Nov. 22-i-Special) --The question of Woman Suffrage is now 'before the Danish House of Commons, and is arousing wido- sprcad interest. The reform is bound up with the projected general amend- ment of the "Danish Constitution. .Herr Bcriitscn, the I)anish.'Pl‘l!!li°\` has introduced the' measure for this , purpose". Two points arc. involved: One, the manner of-.election for the :_->Lands'thinS~,('UPPé'r House); and two, 'tha lowering of the qualifying, voting

age for the Logger House, from 30 to 25 ycnrer, toge or with the extension of this franchise to women. _

With regard to the Laudsthing, it

is proposed to abolish certain priv- I ileges,-' such as thfnomfuatiou ol twelve members directly by the Kina. and to place the electoral power in the hands* of the _municipalities Since women have a Place on those bodies, they ‘would nlsmbecomc au- tomatically included as voters for tho. Upper House. It.<i| contended -‘li It the amendment is on .she lines Danish Constitu- " Mon of wh

ich the reaction-

dntroducod baneful

and 'Social-

Qo Premier,

onion, and slid to be

to prison, but allowed them to re- main until the ond of the ceremony.

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BOMBAY, ` Nov. 23 (Special)- Honic interesting statistics concern- ing plague in the Bombay district for the year 1911 ara now available. Dprlng the year the number of per- sons in the Presidency who were ino- culated against plague was 93,655, as against 30,635 inoculated in the preceding year. ,Of this total $2,047 were inoculated fn_tha Dharwar dis- tltiiit, which was the worst effected in the Presidency. Eighty-one p\B!\l° cases/were reported during thc' year among persons who had been inocul- ated, of which 88 proved fatal. But 'a ong the latter caan B6- were BD' pzcntly inthe incubation stage at they time of inoculation,'the disease ,having been contracted before the 'lariim had time to react. Of the re- turning two cases, one dcveiopcc

plngucvphfitcr one month and thc other.

ll n i I » i

after t mont I -

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Nozr. Z8 (Special)-Dr.

do Filippi has cnbinimd to

ot- the Royal Geographi- planffor 5 scientific ex-

prolcdblll' £0- aud_~I¢a_chkoi=

alrccdv ob- of the 850.'

be uaecaary. .lrhc

approvalof

is well known

o lroat.

ol. th been

‘nnnonrn nooignoc caiy for 1s. In

[arc in as had condition; part of the

LISBON, Nov. 28 (Special)-Soma

days ago the inhabitant! of the dil~ trict of Villa Flor rcvolted and at- tacked the Government buildings, pulled ,out all the oifdcinl documents and papers in tha archival, and made B hugs bonfire of them in the~streot. A military force was sent. to arrest the rinzlcadcrs.

At Calle dc Terrio and Candoso

the inhabitants sounded the alarm by rin n the church bells and attack

fire repeated vollcyl.. A number of people were wounded. Numerous nr- rests were made. ‘ '

Although trials continue. a great

number of, the Portuguese politlcah prisoners are still in the prisons. Unfortunately, their tiieatmeut. loaves much _to ha desired. ~

The majority of those, in the Lisbon

central prison of Limoefro arc lodged 'in inadequate rooms wholly devoid of hygienic conditions. Seven prisoners are kept -in cells intended only - for two. Section 5 holds W prisoners,

some of the rooms \_iio.r¢in freely cn- , ters. 0ther~.o| the 'hooruaf Hive no” windows, andjthc only; lit and air nre from hulls in tit; (000- nflso is poor. 0thol"`6cn3 ildfors fm-,_ rlsoned in the Castle. of Bao Jorge

living rooms “being underground.

g__r@-Khfi

si s -

ca mn (column, who were iorocc- to ‘picnage uno received nn impetus from

oPEA\l ‘BENIRES `§ENE,BAL |nTEREsTiiro GUARDIAN RE

wing of the Royal lilyillg Cori-ps,\ which will be constantly maintained here, and daily flights will be taken to ensure that each machine is in pru- par working order and is in every way efficient to safeguard the por- tion of the coast placed under its care.

SYDNEY, N. B. W., Nov. 24 (Spe-

cial)-The prevailing uneasiness in Australia in respect to Jnpnusae es-

a report by officers of the Intelli~ gence Corps that Japanese and Ger- man splcs have becu working for six ,V-nonths in the vicinity of important railway junctions in the north and east of thc Commonwealth.

Japanese. who were quickly releas-

ed. were recently captured with pho- tographs of the supports of Hawkes- bury railwav bridge, the weak link in_ the military communication be- -tween New South Wales and Queens- land. - Members of the Federal Parliament are agitating for severe anti-spy lex- lalation, but the Government, thouzh

ccntly was tho dangerous sport. of Wild beur hunting, and some years ago he niacin public the fact that hp had sluln 2,700 of thcso animals. Yet he has never sustained the slightest mishap on his sporting expeditions, and all his sons, who are equally nr- dent sportsmen, have hitherto been no fortunate as their futher. ‘

Prince Ifcnry of Prussia, too, has

gone unscathed, but hc has been the c.-ruse of some accidents to others. He had not attained his majority` before he managed, 'while shooting in the preserves of the Grand Duke of Bail- en, to wound rt giuiwkcepar so severe- ly that the man was crippled for life, auid has since been in receipt of 5 generous pension. Tlien in _ Corfu,

while climbing n steep hill, he not dentally loilgeil n shot 'in n Greo oliicer behind him; while at a later period he inflicted serious damage on rt Turklahdiiuiltnry appointed' by tho ‘Sultan to nttcud him on a shooting expedition in Syria. '

obviously concerned, is disposed to rtily upon the Imperial Official Sec- ret! Act. The Acting Minister of De- fence admits that reports have reach- ed his 'Department but declines to any more.

BERLIN, Nov. 26 (Special)-The Crown Prfnce’o riding accident at Danlll. whore lac command! the _"Doath'a Head Honors," is not his

mishap of the some kind: the

is that his neck has not been

is to be considered 3, 'rho Pu

uma, Rinnua, Nov. 24

Serious ~inaltreat.nient of ors by the master und has, it ia stated, hecn board u Finnish sailing

has arrived hero from Mrlen ‘cargo of redwood. A negro was in chains' in n cabin, whore he been confined three days

food. Another negro, unable his maltreatment any longer,

into the sm during the

.pwas drowned. 'Phd bddiea _ other blacks vnarc"covorod wit’

sail-

enmlell

our

grant of

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ford,

in qvcry way, na is evi-, British- Og have ovary line of his recently-‘ and thc in ae ronifnsccncoa in the field fora the 0

before this. Hit dominnt- tusions.

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Ho has been repeatedly 'D°¢\‘°°! BYO

,-»- _/

.,oy_iin nnpcrial father. -

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.tnodansen oiccnplcciiuing, _ _ H _ \

even ordered several; ‘ Dc nog. ni. room-'-sen-, » 5, c n

his horacnp' `, 'l,~..` , ox

l°°m" 9° U is I an Piiidi”

topmost terrace of Bans.; J _ .1-_ ,. -' any

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other members or the family - __.,;‘ f,-,-‘ _ j _si

have been more fortunate. 'ho Keio- ~ ':_*_ ._ cr's favorite pastime .until quit# ro- ll* . ' ‘ U”

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