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' ’ ' IT PAYS to buy ln this province. 5_ p_ p1CN_[(j__g¢_ p ,_ » guna l1.` llll. Kiley

Majestic Stars In --- chool ic c w bo licids t Westy 080°. MW Cami

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The Portrait Anita pig; t'<»"lieliutilui° wéstvllie on wen- 1i;,»$,;¢‘l?l8rE week U y ai.-liz: Miss H. neil. J- I"- A story of old Mexico in Two Parts ...silly ...ic _vliillofr mill.. alléisgéc- ___ _mme r~_l_nié ii:__. o. H ' ' H » i -i. li li. ' - Moron ‘CY E. anon.-'ri li e Former. P- - MOVIES Make TITIIC ncsmun U0 ___ motor cycle rgclé ever held this MCDDHUM. H- B

The Goldon Cloud

How a Stolen stock market tip caused anxiety then happiness

Abdueiimfof Pinkie

A Canine C0m@dY ' calm Gillis, seal-entry. 3312-7--livlsi.

A Venetian Romance A Kay Bee-One Reel Feature

Shows 3 - Shows at 7.45

Nightly Admission Five Cents and 9 P_ M_

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Another Keystone C0mcdy_'Silre l ii"'[I"t-‘ii (|iiii'[t(yh’oi1,0L‘li3e fblli'iiiI"i:hwi';i‘oii2d,

to set your laughometorworklng i on silo"-ally, .lilly limi. 32.51.

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the Multi-.eit l'i|.:ht Infantry will give :. pl‘ogrli.ni of music in Victoria _, Park rril Sunday afternoon from 3* till 4.

NO'1"l(‘E.-llniminioualy carried by

a vote l-I the l-iitepiiyers of Junction Itnnil Fcllool that the district be liercnftcr called Illcnvulley. Mul-

HALF HOLIDAY.-Owing to Mon-

day being ii half holiday, advertisers lirn ri-mililleil that all ads. must he in this other before 10 n. m. l\|onday`

to irisilrc insertion on following dxiy.

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CARD Ol’ THANKS.-Mr. Duncan l\lcT.enii, North River, wishes to ex- press his sincere thi-inks to the n'-my fiiclids who helped him accu-

izi the recent Guiirdiiin Contest us. to entitle him to a beautiful Grnfo-

_l.

DO YOU WANT MORE MONEY?

Of course everybody is looking for money and the art

of making it fast is the one great essential. Have you ili- vested in foxes yet? If not, it is time for you to get in and increase your income. Hundreds have been made wealthy, Why not you?

St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.

Will earn more money for

you. The Silver Black Foxes owned by this Company are the best procurable, and are czipitalixecl at $17,000 per pair, which includes all expenses up to September lst, 1915, Re- iilembci' this is a genuine pro- position backed up by reliable business liicn. Call or write for prospectus.

Wm. Moran,Scc’y-Treas Charlottetown

iiola. 3345.*

WICDIIING l3I‘fl.l.S.-One of those

interesting events, the reclirrence of wliieh helps to relieve the tedilim and mon-otony of farm life, tlceurred at Lakeville on the evening of the 2~lth inst, On that cveniilg the beauty and the chivalry" of Lake- ville und vicinity were "xrathercd" nt the home of (‘hn.=. and Mrs. Rose, 'l`lie occasion was the iiiarriaeze of their second daughter ltuhy Christina to llr. William Iliibri-t. (`iirrie of llonivell, Qiiecn’s. Ilcv. Mr. Piper perloriiied the ceremony which was il-itilcssctl iii pcrl"Pt Silence by the lnrue cnlnpany that coiild scarcely liliil standing room. The weddini; niarch was played by Miss l~1thclMc- ’Donald, lftcr the cereilloily, good wishrm :ind coiiirivitlilatioiis, were, rcspcctfiilly “shllwel‘ed” on thc liride and groom. lliillyiwill be iiiiicll missed especially in her fnther‘s house, where she flilfillcd the duties for ii time of liotli liniiglitcr, and mistress A slipper that coiilil not liiit sat- isfy tlle most epiciirean palate iliis provided by the llostcss, the ;:roiini's sister. The ivedding presents were licaiitifiil and vziliinble and lierc lit- liingly aitcoinplinicd by a consiilcriihle alnoiint ol cash. The evening was pas- sed plcrisantly in ciinvcrsntiun and ill listenillg to the grnpliopholle. The Misses Maclloliiilil gnvc vocal and ilistriimentzil selections which were luiicll ilppreciatcil. Sliilrtly alter iiiillnigllt the guests dcpartc-'l` llid

P- E- I- dim: good liyc to the hlippylcoliplc

liinfi tliiinking the rcspcctcll host and

millntc such zi large liun_bcr of votestm-mt interest among many thong.

'1‘l'.A.-- The parishioners of St. city will be seen nt the L. _0. L. L. BraY» M155 C-

Sports on July 13th, between Mr.il\liB_s M. Mcileth Hrs; 0

ic. E. itil-ilman and lm. w. E. Scan- fl. liownrs. Mrs! D- Gordon/ tlebiiiy. i.lf»m'e exciting sport is au- Gordon, Miss N. Dalt0n. ’Mrs.‘ E. ticipiiteil as speed records are to bc,Da.1ton, Miss G. McGrath, Mrs. W; made, und this llovel race should be Boyce, W. I’ori‘icr, A. Perrier, Miss one of the most exciting events of N, McI.eud,. From Hliliiux; F. C. the day- A 30011 prize will be DI- lliortiiillw, Mm, M, Keerc, 'o,o_i<l=.ele, fl‘1`00» 3340- l Miss L. Heaton, Clyde Clirry. From

i' lHawkesbiii'y: W. Archibald.

L. (J. I..-Tlie following nmnteur

sports, sanctioned, by the U. A. LA.

P. l-.‘.. I. FOXF1S.- In its regilliir

comlrercinl report the Halifax Her-_ uid of July 2nd, says: There is

linda of shareholders in the Prince Edward lslnnd lox companies to learn wliat. dividends they may ex- pect ill October next. and a niiinher of the companies have li circular,

,§_'m‘"ml"‘§,,,y"",§l,‘§fL§\f,,_';,';'iaU§{§f;‘ff _ i<iNl>i._v izl~:Mlnini~:ni<;il._-A spur, 220-yard dash, -1-liiile i'uii, 5-iliile meeting of . the cxecutwe 9! the rl-ii, olive-mile run, high jil-mp. The |,""‘p?"““c" Amance was held m the qulirrez-mile bicycle, linlr-miie lucy- \~M-‘ ~-A' 0" '1`“°*“’“Y °"°“‘“5- Them cle, mile 1-ivycle and three-mile bicy- ‘Vw B *wud rgpresentatioi' cm; ,_-,,,e.mue bicycle for boys 14| ui lilclilliers. The meeting was cal- ycars und under. These sports are md t0 “I‘l’°"‘t 5 5“c°e“E°" to th” open tl any iimateul". Entries will President- ucv' Mr' Marshall' “'-ho im llilliiioii to w. E. scantiebllry, was being transferred from Grace cllillmlim L. 0. 1.. sports commit- Uliiireh. Vherlvtfvtvwn to 1°re=\'<=ri°f- te,~,_ 334]_ lin, .\.B. Mr. Marshall tendered his

viutilied their shareholders what they hope to pay. Further inforniatioli

the (‘lia1'lottetown Giiurdiaii, the list snibracing 40 companies. Ol these8 companies expect to pay 100 per cent. lo 2100 per cent; 22 companies fron; -"U`]l€r cent. C0 I0() pci' cent;

Der cellu. to 25 per cent. Over the whole iildiistry the average dividends i~.‘ill lic noinelvhat less thlin those of lust yi-:ll'~, as thcre has not been so frrcnt :iii advance during tlie year iii the scllillp prices is quite up to thllt Ui 11151 Scar und is lirmly liiailitziilied. The rfrs'.il; ililly imliiitit ns the repu- fiition ol thc silver-breeding; enter- Pfisii :is the most liicraitive live stock illdustry in the ll-orld.

THE l~1\'AT\.’Gli1l.l.\'lC.- The Stlinlli-

ci' "l‘]viin_i:i‘lilic" arrived iii (`ha.i'- lottetown Thursday evening at 6.30 0'- clock, lifter ii fairly quick passage frolil Halifax wllicll place she left, Ut 7 li.m. Slic culled at Hawkesbury cli route, lcnvinp; for this port iit nhuiit nillui yesterday. Throiiglloiit the entire voyalze from Ruston the "1<]van;:clinu” sailed in thick fog. The follo-.vilig is the piissengcr list: ll. W. l\li‘l{cnzic, Mrs. I) ,W_ _\l(~. iielizie, Miss IC, McKenzie J.Thonip- #oil lf. li. lilellllzirl, Mrs. llockliiirt. \liss IG. |~`.nlcry, Miss R. Mclloliald, "-‘liss 'l`. NI<‘llf»ii:il<l, Miss R. A. Bcii-

l llolstress.

liett, tl. llensun, .\lrs. lienson Dr.

has hccn Collected :ind published hy'

9 companies from 25 per <~.ant_ to 59lterni of office. The next event on the per cent; und ii companies fron 15 l1l`0F7l`t\m\\\0 WHS U10 l`€f|0il'|fI Of BD

resignation and in doing so expres- sed his regret and sorrow at giving up the work of the .Alliance here, stating that he didu’t remember the time when he was associated with auch ii loyal band of meu'»in the in- *erests of the good cause, Rev. G. C. Taylor in 11 complimentary ad- dress moved that the resignation he accepted. The motion was seconded by Colonel Moore and *supported in short addresses by R. C. llofl, John Lawson, .»\. W. Sterns, D. Sehurmau, Rev. W. D. Wilson and W.E. Bentley, '~. (‘... The motion was carried and Rev. Z. I.. Fssh was appointed to succeed Rev. llr. Marshall, during thc reliialniiig nine months ol' his

rillilress to the retiring president and presenting him with ri. gold headed cane. The address was read by Mr. Hcliiirliiall. Mr. Marshall in acknow- ledging the presentation remnrkcd that the cane woiild help to steady/_ his fliltering footsteps. On the invit- ation of Mr. J. A. Liilvson the

members of the executive proceeded,

to Whit.c’s restaiirant where they were treated to ice cream.

OLD-TIME REMEDY

MAKES PURE BLOOD

Purify your blood by talking

]Iood’s Sarsapxirilla. This melli- ciiie has been and still is the pc.ople's medicine because of its rcliiilile cliiiriletcr and its wonderful siiccl-ss in the treatment of thc eoininoll dis- eases and ailments-scrofiilii, cn- tlirrli, rlieilmatism, dyspcp.<i:i._ loss of appetite, that tired feeliiig, general debility. .

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Klnfg THQ' Detootlvs' . f ...and the, _ __ _ s

Marine Mystery _

Featuring King Baggot in a, Startling Detectiye_ Story. that Keeps You Guessipg From Start to Finish

Birds Off Pasgage I

A Quaint Comedy-of Bohemian Lit£_._ I-ills Last Qarnbl_e A Stfonf! Drama Featurinlz Pearl White '

UNIVERSAL IKE Has His U s and Downs with the Prince of

Comediens (?EOI_{__CE CARNEY. _

Watch For, _“Lucille Love”

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You should INVEST now You should INVESTIGATE now

The .Iolin R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

Because

1. It is a GOING _CONCERN personally cared for by lohn R.

Dinnis, the “Wizard Rancher." _ _

II. It is a GROWING CONC.-ERN _wtili eleven pairs of old

breeders’, and your investment is secure. II. It has a capitalization <_>f_$750.000 and a large Company ecures a good average dividend.

The Silver Fox Breeders Association, _ Ch’town

eferences 'l`he Bank of Nova S_¢_:otl:i, Charlotte town

The Royal Bank of Lanada, Ch town

Write for Herd Book, Prospectus, aiid' Free Booklet in

he Silver Fox Industiy tothe Sec y .- 1

i W. E Cameron

. ox 147. Charlottetown, P.E.I._ _

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Canada Atlantic Fox _ _

and Fur Co1npany.Li1iiited

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Fortv Pairs Pedigreed Foxes at $18,000.00 a pair. FREE KEEP FUR FIRST YEA-R

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

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Company, Limited. CANADIAN OFFICE: Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada RA.\'cil: Near Charlottetown, l’rince Edward Island Authorized Capital, - - - $l,000,000.00 Present Issue - - - - - ' 750,000.00 'Common Stock, no Bonds or Perferred Stock to be issued

PAR VALUE SHARES $50.00 EACH PROPOSED ISSUE-on 40 Pairs Foxes, Ranch - Farm and Equipment. PAYMEN_'_l‘S-20 p. c. on application, balance

` Aurtust 15th, 1914.

. CHEQUES PAYABLE TO

CANADA ATLANTIC FOX and FUR C0.. LTD. Applications may be sent to any of the Direc-

tors, who will be pleased to meet _applic- ants at their several oliices and give full

‘ information.

The Treasury Stock (not issued) $250,00000

to be used only for further purchase _of

l*'_;l_r Bearing Live Stock if deemed advis- a e.

OFFICERS

President-Sir Frederick L. Borden,

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

15: vice-President-D. c. ll/leiray,

1 , Halifax, N. S.

2nd Vlte-#resident-Fred J. Taber,

Boston, Mass

Sec’y-Treasurer-J. Sltanley Wigiliaacl?

' l Thomas Nagle, sf.n.ii'»i1i'l’f'iflf'iE°’ ' ° ' _ I Will\nl;n.Cf_1ze, Llve%ool, England.

Geo. _'Ur ng, Brno ine Mass. I F. ii. panning, windsor, lv. s.

B. N. _ cka gr, Yarmouth, N. S. Solicitors-f-do nségngrltrgiian, P E I

-_ ar o own, . . .

~ ' Bankers-*Bank of Nova Scotia,

" _ Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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_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 prosecute the Fox-farming business.

The service of oue 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

agfolutely safe. sanitary and comfort- a e.

Equipment

A comfortable house for the

keepers, barns, 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'absolut§_léf_.no charge

for the ranching of the f s for ‘the flrgt year. __}_\_ll charges gg keephfggd an every ing connec wi e maintainence .of the foxes-salaries

of the tkeepei_,__vbv_gtchi_;1a_1_n,__yeterinery inspec or--w pal e promo - ers up to Sept._1st, 191§_ This one item alone means a saving to the

ghareholders of fl;¢_»__m t_i_fteerl toftwinty- ve percent. as e c ar or eep in the greater number oieizompaiiies is from fifteen to twenotfy-five per cent. The shareholders the Canada

Large vs Small Companies

_ The tendency in this as in all other important industries at the present time is to centralize the business. with the idea that the more foxes that can be ranched uilder 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 two or three pairs should prove _to be barren it would have no material effect on the znnual dividends, but if only five pairs were in the ranch and the same thing occured it .would make the dividends comparat- ively small.

Future Policy

While the company expects to earn

large profits from t e sales of live foxes for _breedlng_purposes_, it proposes to retain :gnual y a considerable percent- age of_ ch year’s production, placing itself in _a position where it can y good dividends _from the sale of iliiars alone, thus making it from the outset a safe and permanent investment, carrying out 1_the_orig1nal 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 P_r`oymcial Directors the manage- ment is in the hands of Prominent and experienced men. All o the directors *era-°§.:.te=-r““°” an e ary- reasurer an c

Manager age men .mth,a sucsessful career -in t e Fox Industry, all being large shareholders in the company

Allanne Fm: and Fur company, I riiqyviii _fore their own. as well aé

L' '$00, §_-Ch f , I ,_,'l".:...il.é'.

other ticklwld ' be dl guard the - -besikintqgligimof thdlcoitiipany ln

For Three Ye rs

STOCK 1915, 40 PAIRS -*ti

Estimate number of pups 1015, ` 120 at $6,000 each ..... .$720,000.00

Rattailik fitv§6 _pairs t_? ad; to 60 000

s oc a , 00 eac .... ..j ....... .. , .00

Estimate dividend to stockholders 660,000.00

Equallln 88 p. 9.

STOCK 1916, 45 PAIRS -

Esiiiimiesrdliililiber (ii pups 1916’ $675 00000

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Cost _of Ranching,etc.,estimated at 20,000.00 Retain five pairs to add to stock - ~ 'l `- i

at $5,000_e:_lch ...................... .. '50,000.00

Estimate dl_l__1_iderl_<_1_ to sggckholders 605,000,00

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STOCK 1917, SOQPAIRS p ‘ -

Estimate number of pups 1917 150 at $4,000 each ........... Cost _of Ranch_ing,etc.,estimated Retain five pairs to add to stock ill $4,000_each .... ..... ...,

Estimate dividend to stockholders At the endE?>Tailii]§f: 72egi*§` t' ' th

opera ions e

stockholders would therelbre _I-iave 65 pairs of foxes in the ranch, and woul receive, on the ab.°Ve estimate, $1.805-000.00, equalling an aver- €1E_€ of 80 D. c. annually.” In this estimate the price has been decreased each year to take care

g;§_;1_¥’b_;i_l’0D in values, which is altogether im-

as ss SS SS

J. STANLEY

Dear Sir:-

I hereby

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en _ 1914. yglieguldihe

. Dated

Estimated Earnings of %is Company I ‘

Guaranteed

DIVIDENDS

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_ dividend of not less than

ten per cent per annum

upon its paid-up capital

during the first live years it does business, whicli_..,is .

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