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Amateur’s Work.

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are not naturally stupid. When study is disliked, study is painful, suspect their eyes rather than condemn their in- tellect. We make a specialty of examining children’s eyes. We prescribe glasses only when absolutely _nece_ssary, and guarantee satisfaction.

H. J. Mahon

` Photographs and aulelily. eeine lie.-~

.mlkerhnccia fl ,ef .n g

good work rapidly.

Cools’s Studio

.For ~The Best

IN PHOTOGRAPHY

. CALL AT THE

_Studio

pain-a - B

FOR ‘A GOOD PHOTO

' -VISIT THE-

A. E. Lyon-sindlel

Finest work, moderate prices.- Personal attention given to

DON’T FORGET BABY

107 Queen St. Charlottetown

1 »‘ANAo,lAN

. 1=Aci Fi c DIRECT ROUTE. MARITIME PROVINCES TO MONTREAL

“THE CANADIAN,” ivionrnsni. ro cnicnco

THE _

“IMPERIAL LlMlTED” Famous Transcontinental Express

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Unexcellcd Dining Car Service

W. B. HOWARD. D.l’.A., C.P.R. St. John, N. B.

GEO. WALLER, _

Local Representative.

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Cli’town Fish Suppl

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f A r"“ ~ THE Ellsilasilf ollllllnllll mx illvinllllls lim

:_ L\ <_'_ ‘_ _ _ \ ' L ; obuyinthia Province. ..*0NI CENT per word each in- The _;°||¢,w|,,g 1,, a ns; 0| oom. - -ff' . ~ 5 sayin 1* sei-tlen mr adverneuiz in um col- peniee winch have pelli dividends en

..°'r. GORDON was is Guardian uma; Cash must lccemlmuy order- account tor 1914. most or these com-

, IIGDC ill U00'-llllm _ ' l- panies expect to pay additional divid-

_ _, . _.*Dr A- J- FRASER. Moiltlllw. end later: .

_t ' _ l ..°Tl-ll MORNING Guardian can will be at Murray River, Jan. 27th to gp,-l_n5_p,"-1¢__ _____10 If ygu Owe us PAY UP.

ha.. "‘ l.../ be obtained in Souria at M. A. Pac- 30th; Murray Harbour. Feb. 1st to 6th. Prince Albert.. _ .....10 i ‘ '

i - and Georgetown, Feb. 8th to 13th. All (Mm-9 won)

.JBROWN-WESTAWAY WED- dental work attended io. ' Rayner International degiuod 40

ome.-A very simple. but pretty wed- - 8332-1-21m3i°3i paid. . .. ._ ._ .......20

` R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50. stock 50

tional parsonage on Christmas even- ..*8OURl8 ~ TOWN COUNCIL. - Rayner sgonehm-5; silver F0;

-ing, says a. Boston exchange, the con- The Souris Town Council held a Co_ pn1d___ _ ___200

tracting parties being Marshall Brown special meeting in the Town Hall on Rgynel- Cla,-ko 4, H3;-low Fox

of Wilton. New Hampshire. and Miss Monday, Jan. 18th His Worship May- Co, __ __ ______pgiq _20

Isabelle L. (Bon) Westaway, of Al- or Brennan presided; Councillors M. B. I. Rayner, West Gore

bion, P. E. I. The double ring service A. Paquet, H. H. Acorn. J. B. Matthew, N, S__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _paid 105

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We have _a nice line of

Women's_ Kid and Patent House Slippers in one, two and 1 three button strap styles. These slippers are worth_frorn -$1.50 to $2.25 Der. pair-if purchased now, they are yours for ~- -

so on slnw wind... 1.29

Here is an opportunity

for you to purchase a nice -Dair of _ comfortable Felt House Slippers worth up to $1.10 per pair-take yourchoice at......__. vc

A dainty line of stylish

pumps an evening slippers in the best quality patent leather. You cannot afford to miss seeing this line, they ar_e vvpyth _every cent of the orlgma rices. Now selling at P-C-UH

Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.

Fresh Fish

We have on hand always

a choice line of Halibut, Salmon, Mackerel. Haddock, Codtish, Eels and Smeit which we are offering th_e lowest prices consiste

with the quality.

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Company Phone 340J Grafton Street.

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`v, 1 ) Wallace, in Presque Isle, Me., Spur- \ II’A“\\‘§{,l,,’,‘ geoli and Chester at h0me_ An imp,-9. Committee in his report stated that

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Dominion Express Building

Charlottetown. l

5219-10-27mtf i

Furness

Sailings

From L(.\.\'Ilfl_\' From ll.\LI["-'\X

.lan l3f`l'_"Sagamorc" I February Ilrd

si.-.ri Paint " 20th

January 7tll Sagamore ‘i 29th

From l.IVl'IRl’,L>OL l~`ron1ll.\LlFr\X

Vim Ffld. Via. Nfld.

Durango January l2th

January 6th Queen Wilhelmina " 27th

January 16th Tabasco February lilh _

Best DIHCC ill Mtlfiiaglle t0 wool. suPPl_v AND THE wAl=l. ig hui’ 5Ch00l 5“PDlieS» 5tatl°nefY rononro, Jn_n_ zo.-Mr D. 1.. car- 2 an kinds_ We can-y theL_ ley. who has for 'nlally_yenrs been

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goods are always fresh: give usa war. The fiuestiou of securing

_ enough wool is one of the most 'o

C311 Wlleil lil 11595 Of g00d 80055 ones that the Germans are face :grinds t

_ _

Germans have been bl t fi t

large quantities of :foil gtctjknntisgrg P

Montague

, .°lT PAYS t

ding was solernnized at the congrega-

was performed by Rev. James J. Har- D per, in the presence of a few intimate .w

of honor. The happy couple will re-

Bridge is able to be out around again A. after his recent illness_- Mr

badly kicked by another horse lately. in

day in Fortune and large crowds

Bruce passed away as the result of an

from school. acconlpailiell his father J-

standlng out of danger of the tree his l" tnther was cutting, n (lend limb of another' tree fell on his head. fractur- i0 ing his skull. ln spite of all that med- ical aid and loving hands could do, A-

Sunday niorliiilg. Alva was a bright °f

U1 Sei at iome. church, Sabbath School and day school. He leaves to 1

y yr an( very :ai roads. the

funeral was largely attellded. L

ere present as was also the Town

friends. Mr. alid Mrs. Wm. Russell, Clerk, Mr C. C. Carlton. On the mo- formerly of Medford, Mass.. now of tion of Councillor Acorn. seconded by Wilton, acted as best man and matron Councillor Paquet the appointment of

_ Mr. Harold Matthew as Town Auditor

side in Wilton, N. H. was confirmed. The chairman of the

Fire Department was instructed to

~ _ _*FORTUNE NOTES.-Mr. Chester 'secure a heater and li quantity of hard Burke and Mr. Arthur _Dixon of For- coal for the use of the Department. tune Bridge spent the week end in On the motion oi Councillor Acorn. Cardigan the guests of Mr. and Mrs, seconded by Councillor Matthew, the J. Webster.- It is pleasing to note sum of $63.50 was voted to the Fire that Mr. James Collin of Fortune Department. $5.50 was also voted

._ Cam- McDonald, Chairman ofthe Fire

eron Coiiln of Fortune has the misfor- Board then read his report to the time to have a very valuable mare Council. He reported the water tanks

Ai latest reports the injured animal is working order. the Fire Company Well .doing as well as can be expected_-- Orgtilliled- The Clibtain of the De- Mr_ Albert Burke of Foutune has pur- partment reported three fires, one on chased a very fine milch_ cow from August 20 in the McKay Building, Mr. James Aitken at Bay Fortune. _ which was kept under control with The Fortune fishermen report srnelts Sree! difficulty- 0" Allgl-lst 23. the quite plentiful this week.- Skating h0llSe 0C¢\|lii€<i by Nvrman Mclntosh and Ice~boating are the order of the was completely destroyed notwith-

standing the fact that every effort

gather each evening to enjoy the was made to save ii. This building Short.-F. was situated near the Breakwater,

-_- over a mile from the engine room. A

..’°‘FURTHER PA_RT|cu|_Ag5_ _,_ small blaze also took place in the

one ei the saddest deeine that took house °f C- D- Weeks but was under

___ placedin Kirllgsboro for some time oo- .contlrol wheat! the tlremten arrived. The

curre oil anunry 17th. when Alva, ION GXDGH l-“fe 011 l- is Dehaflmeill

llIIfl'$\\\\\\\\\\l//(4 aged 14 years, youngest and dearly

beloved son of John -A, and M,-3_ was $318.08. On the nlotion of Coun-

cillor Acorn the Report of the Fire

accident. The little chap being home D€D3l`Ull0l\i- WHS l1d0Dt<-lil. COUil0il|0l'

for the year ending Dec. 31st. 1914

and brother to the woods, WM,-8 they lighting committee then gave his an- were editing firewood. while he was iiunl Resort- He rsnorteil the lamps

street llgllting for the year amounted

lor Acorn, seconded by Councillor D.

he passed peacefully away at 6 o'o100k Councillor D. A. McDonald, chairman

and promising lad and will be greauy arrests and $12.25 collected in fines,

is l l an increase over, last year. He said

he increase was due to the large num-

mourn n sforrowing father and mother, bel' Of nshermell that Visited the l0Wil four sisters and three brothers. Mrs. ‘luring me Summer iillll lllltillllu. He James Jai-dine, Klngshoro; Jessie, in said that the Police were faithfully Charlottetown. Ethel and ive at lioine. Performing their duty- Councillor M.

sive funeral service was conducted by 350 ¥0l'dS Of new sidewalk had been

, Rev. W. E. Piper, B. A.. on Tilesday 'laid On Bl'@9-KW9-f€l'. \VheI‘8 the em-

morning at 10 o'clook. Despite me bankmellt had been cut down. 100

honv nip l l 1 yards had also been built on East

Main Street, thus improving this part

crete sidewalk was , laid during the ear. He reported all sidewalks ‘ ill ood repair. The total expenditure on ldewalks amounted to $709 less the ssesslllent for concrete la

A McDonald and D F. McDonald

W. Bruce for rent. Councillor D.F‘.

good condition,-the Fre Engine in

B. Matthew, Chairman of the street

good condition. The total cost of

$221.30. On thc motion of Council-

McDonald the report was accepted.

the Police Department reported 26

Pafluet chairman of the Sidewalk

the town. 285 square yards of' con-

zissociated with the wool lndustry and

Waterman fountain pens whigh who has been a student of the wo`rld's

supply of this commodity for some

HIC. guaranteed. Bring OI' mall time. was ill the city this morning and

ili conversation with the Globe ex

your _filmstlkal beldevleloped Bald pressed ure.. mel enlnlgnbiliet tile

_ . .. . ..

I- t I-3 lc fines on o woo wou e one of

ontforgett at ou p O og D the strong factors ill terminntin the

ld during

-the year. lt was moved by Councillor Matthew seconded by, Councillor D,A_ .McDonald that the report be accepted [and that a foot llobe be added ex- plaining the transaction connected with the building of the sidewalk near the Cox Hotel. Councillor Acorn. Chairman of the Street Committee

Furn¢ss.Wlthy & Co, Ltd.

Halifax. l

Stupid Children

Children of bright parents

----- -._i__- , Australia and South America, and ;

' owing to the British blockade it will

l be impossible for the Germans to

S _ secure wool from these markets.

I, Viewed from the raw material stand- t

___________ i point it looks serious for the Germans. |-

“~°-'-'- -"-*~“_*" Moreover. should they secure the raw

-- material it is doubtful if they could

A. A. McLean, KL. Donald McKinnon find the looms and operators neces-

McLEAN G |VlcKlNNON Bari' to weave the woolleli fabrics Barrlsterl. Attorneys-at-Law required. by

l_'-F 1

Brown Block, Charlottetown

different. They have access to all the

Druggist & Obtican Sourls, P. E. F

High Grade Coal is the only

kind we carry. It does not mils; ter when you order, you can I sure of getting satisfactory coa if you come to us. We have op hand an eeiceotionsllv H005 ‘l““é ity of coal suitable I0! H0868 an kitchen use also for steam pur- poses. ‘How much do you re- quire? 0 Prices elwnvs risht

-liuiiieinB¢lI&C°

' woollen markets of the world outside

MORSON & DUFFY ' of Europe. alid even with the British

S Barristers Bild Al.t‘0l'll6Y5 ` d embargo on wool there are vast quail- ¢ ollcltors for ll0YHl DMN 0! B-15 fl titles to be secured in South America.

MONEY T0 LOAN- which are being brought largely to them

_ -_--a Boston market. which is the wool dis-

_ . V' _ E_ Bemis K_c_ tributlng contre for the United States. C M°L§|‘;d|;§o%' ‘“gEN.rLEY_y' M Wlillii ill Boston. rt few days ago, , Blrrlstern and A"°mey._“_L.w r (.nr ey was discussing the situation

'mceB_B|mk of N. S' Chambers’ Chap writh ou;-i of the lending manufacturers t

_“eww” R E_ L o woo en materlus ill the United ° ' States. who agreed with him regarding

i the German situation. und remarked

WARBUR1-QN 5 3HAw_ that it had been passing through ills

Bari-isters, Attorneys. NOIHW Pub- mind for some weeks that the Ger-

uc, Em Sandton, for Cnnadg Bgnk. mans would feel the situation keenly. ers Association, Bank of Montreal, Mr (nrley said that the uliiforni of 1 Canada' Permanent Mortgage Cm-po;-5. the soldiers on active service was

non goolll for ‘only :Iwo tor at tlrltost four

' ___ mcg pmwge molitis. o. cs ma es iia io pres-

8I2g1{ce5nagl°dtS;g‘¥g_a;_qg_ L cnt supply of German- woollen goods

' will last from three to six months.

lie cannot see how the Germans can secure ony more woollena, and as soldiers can only live for a limited

@ 1' C' _ time ill tattered uniforms he is certain

‘D _-_ tlint tile question of the wool supply _

/'-~ `, ~~ will be one of the strong factors in

sa/ \ ! "x defeating the Kaiser's troops.

V _

gi? 1

U Phone 111

tions generaly known as “\Vomen's

l _

l, /J No remedy gives *renter relief than

__ \ ` I / Anti-knmniai -K) ablets inalleondi- Q \ llllllll " ' i @ ' the remedy she has so long been look-

ing for. _

Aches and Ills ’ One trial will aatisf any woman that shehus at lnstfonn

ill

with Up to the present time the

in Belgium, Roubaix and several h smaller places in France und at Lodz, ill Poland. Tile bulk of the. wool, t however, used in Europe comes from the Cape, East Indies, New Zealand. 0

Tile situation ol' the Allies is quit

_ _ _ __ ._ _ .. _:I

When Women Suffer an

then read his report. The usual work was attended to during the year and

hrougll the McPhee estate. The split |05 drag was tried but on account of the hardness oi’ the streets was only artly successful. Considerable work as been done at Mornnw’s Corner. Councillor Acorn in his report thanked ne Government for the serviccs ol' Mr. H. Ii. Shaw. c. E. 'rue total cost f street for the year amounted to 642.72. On the motion of Councillor Paquet seconded by Councillor D. A. McDonald the report was accepted. Courlclllor Acorn than read he financial statement. There emalns on hand tl. surplus of $342.48, which reflects credit on both the Town Clerk and the financial com. mittee. The report was accepted on motioll of Councillor Paquet seconded

siderable discussion then took place lil reference to debentures after which his Worship Mayor Brennan read his Annual Report. He was glnd to sor- he town in such a flourishing condi- tion. He coligriltulates the citizens on he absence of rowdyism, and spoke appreciatively of tllo vlligance of tho pollcenian and of the faithful services endered by the Town Clerk. He was plensell to know that spcinl at- entlon had been given to fire pro- tection, street-lil:lillH8. and sidewalks. He complimented the chairman of each committee on his attention to duly and thanked the Councillor one and all for their co-operation in all matters pertaining to the Town. On he motion of Councillor Acorn, gee. onded by Councillor Matthew the re. port was adopted. The meeting (hen ail_iourne<l.*

“Take "Penslar" Compound Cherry

Cough Balsam for coughs, gore mmm and bronclilal irrltntion~safe. ngree- able, effective--25c_ bottles-E. A. Fos ter. Central Drugstore. 8340-1-22ni3i

HOME AFTER HELPING TO

LONDON. Jnn. 21.- South Shields

men, members of the crew of the steamer "Newbridge,” which played

up" of the commerce raiders Konigs- berg in the nuflgi river, German East Africa, had interesting experiences to

relate when Y Bl few days ago. When the Konigsberg was located by the British squadron,

additioli ii turnpike-road was made

Councillor D. F. McDonald. Con-

BOTTLE UP THE KONIGSBERG.

important pert in the fbottllng

the reached En and a

with the 101st Regiment from Edmon- ton snd was stationed at Sling Planta-

membsr of the militia for fourteen

We insist on your examining the gllll- "_ Dyfpeplia

i off ltbat slides down yvill' 0 ‘"°_ ¢ D ii--it--»--is ---1~\'-"°~°°°"~ ..f.".‘:.i:‘:..t::;°ei2.°;ti.§iiil;....2 U\°“°Y "IWW" muy' or on the train or boat? Ta eA~K Tab- " YOU WIUN0 lets and get instant relief.

K Tablets bear the

ve one o _ ............. A..ne..........

Sa M y n Coal Genuine A /K

eil! rsrd will help' 1'0"- Cm" bdsm' ' coal at the right price.

W. F. TAYLOR, M. D., C. M. (Meant. unlvsnsrrvi

_ ‘ A Pe E6 In '

i.l:.::.°..i“r§,l"zr.t?,'.S°i§;i’5€-31?. & no -°i”~i'.‘L"l‘.A-at A R

s.i.ln». F 9'". i

_.wi-»w7~.ywvI\lf+_,._f _ .ni _‘-¢¢'*‘l_yy . l- ' ...,,.».~M-\¢,o,._m,_»_.;p

shells, were rained upon her. The Newbrldge was utilized to block the entrance to the river, and the Shields men were ordered ashore. the New- _brldge being manned by naval men. The vessel, which had caol aboard, was sunk by three charges of gun cot- ton placed in the hold. ' Two other vessels were sunk besides the New- bridge. She blockdd the navigable channel and imprisoned the Konigs- berg. _

While the naval men were returnink

to their ship. the Konigsberfs crew opened fire upoil them. and the cox-

swain of a steam launch was stnlck by a Dum-dum bullet, passing right through his body. killing him instant-

Black Prince Fox Co.. . . . . . . .paid .50 General Fur Farms, Ltd. ...paid 17 Mount Edward.... .... paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor. . . . _ . . _ . . . .cash .30

(More soon)

Upton.... cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co.. . . . . . . . . .cash 35, stock, 70

Silver Tip.... ._._..cash 15

(Added three pairs)

Imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

pany, Ltd., Montague. . _ . . . . . __ .15 (added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which when col- , lected will enable them to pay an- other .. .. _.......10 p.c.

Crapaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

New London Fox and Farm Lands,

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. _ Regal ._ ._ ._ .. 16 Dundas. . . . _.300 cash and 200 stock Seal River Black Fox Co.. . . . . ._ _ . . 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Diamond....

Rogers Paton.... ......10

(More later)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co..

Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend ‘out of it declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will be paid lifter the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent

(More later.)

Provincial Silver Black Fox Co.. 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. _....15

» (From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co.. . . . _ . . . . _.25 Peerless . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . __.10

and balance after January lst.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

Co., Ltd.... ...60 (With 60 or 70 later)

Hackett S. B.F_ Co_,...._. ....15

(and two foxes added to stock)

Magic Fox Co'..... ....50

(In addition to stock dividend of 100 D. c.)

Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co. 100

(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)

The Bideford Fox Co. Ltd.. . _ _ _ .200

ance, 65 p. c., will be paid soon,

100 p. c. ln stock.)

Beechgrove . . _ . . . ._.15 Hamilton S B Fox Co . _.20 Murray River .15 Massachusetts . ......10

Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patel;

Fox Co. . . . . _ . . . . . . . . ._ .

CONDITIONS AT SALISBURY PLAINS.

ST JOHN. Jan. 20.-Lieut. A. T.

Curley, wllo was sent to England with tho first'Canadio.ll contillgellt and has spent several months on Salisbury Plains, was in town on Monday eu route to his home in St Stephen. Lieut. Curley expects to return to England with the second Canadian force. and believes that in doing so he will be at the front as soon as the boys \vllo are ilow at Salisbury. When asked as to the conditions at the Canadian quarters. he said " Rotten " was the word? This is, he remarked, due to the tremendous amount of rain that has fallen and is no reflection on the authorities, who had no means of grappling with such conditions. Ono result of the weather conditlolls is ii great deal of sickness. Most all of thc Csnnillails are now living in huts, which arc built oi' corrugated iron. one storey ill height and measure 00 by 20 feet. Each of these structures con- tains a stove and consists of- one big room. ily this means accommodation is provided for sixty men. These huts arc dormitory. dining saloon and recreation room all combined. Many colds arc probably traceable to thc drafty floors in the llllts. which were made single and with new lumber. mill consequently now serve as ii. means of admitting air miller too freely. The rain. said Lieut. Curley, is terrific. Row boats are now being used in the main streets. Tile water in mnliy cases in the streets is three feet and over in depth. At Aineslnlry, near Bulforil Camp. a sad illcldellt occurred recently, said Lieut. Curley. One night in the blackness lr young Cann- diari attempted to cross rl little bridge spanning the street. but below the level of the water. The swiftlly flow- ing steam took liim off his feet and carried him to his death.

Despite the rather unpleasant nnd unsanitary conditions the men are. now face to face witll, there is in general a spirit of good cheer alid li burning desire to get to the front. The men realise that the conditions ili which they find themselves are un- avoidable. Noue but a picked body of men such as the first Canadian contingent could stand conditions so favourably.

Lieut. Curley was sent to Salisbury

tion, Salisbury Plains. He has been a

years.

Safe”an'd Sure'

should be yourrelief from indi- gestion, b liousneas; or consti- pation. Known to be reliable - and famous for their prompt and certain efficacy-are

Beecham’s Pills 7

ly. Another coxswalnwaa killed by a bullet piercing his temple. ‘_

hp Whether the account be large or small PAY

If you can’t PAY ALL, PAY PART. V _

The weight of your dollar is needed to ,keep thc

wheels of our business in motion.

Those who still oweius will surely appreciate

our accomodation to them during the past year. We now need the money to PAY OUR BILLS AND PROTECT OUR OWN CREDIT.

We therefore ask you to

BE FAIR and PAY-UP

Poole & 'l`ho`mpsonl.til.

1 I *iq* 2

We Want Money

we would kindly ask our many customers who are indebted to us to try and arrange for a settle- ment of that :bill ma`l:d you recently. It is well known that the past few months have owing to prevailing conditions, been very severe on business in general so much so that we were obliged to meet our obligations at those terms of credit thus neces- siating :prompt settlements and a lowering of our funds. We therefore WANT MONEY and would appreciate your calling and arranging fora settle- ment of your account.

l Simon W. Crabbe

Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch) _

Bedeque Fur Farming Co., Ltd...._10

l'_'.l”'*'_'l

As our fiscal year is now drawing to aclose

.L gm 'W

"' °` 35 ”' Glenaladale Silver Black

Fox Company Limited

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL............$60,000 (Now to be Increased to $300,000)

In 12.000 Shares of $25 Each

dividend.

issue direct. ' _' _ are the following:

AND WHATEVER MORE FOR 1915.

Stock. 35 ner cent.

bonus.

Black Prince Fox Co., 50 per cent.

Murray Harbor S. B. Fox Co., 30 per cent.

Crapaud S. B. Fox Co., 40 per cerit. New London Fox and Fairn Lands, Ltd., 200 per cent. Royal Silver Black Fox Co., 110 per cent.

Diamond Silver Black Fox Co., 80 per cent.

Carruthers' Silver Black Fox Co., 30 per cent. Provincial Sliver Black Fox Co., 40 per cent. Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox Co., 60 per cent.

Magic Fox Co., 50 per cent.

balance within three months.

Kinnon, Secretary-Treasurer. Glenaladale. P. E. I. _

Fox Co., Ltd"

APPLICATION FORM

MAJOR C. McKlNNoN,

GLENALADALE, P. E. I. _

‘l is if it

l ‘Date............. .....-i.....191

QM- lliill

Incorporated Under the Laws of Prince Edward Island

The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company Ltd, earned one

hundred per cent dividend in l_913-4._ The prospects for 1914-5 are such as to give reasonable antlcipatlons of at least 50 per cent.

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

sale of shares is limited to a maximum of fifteen per cent, but aa'

rangements have been made whereby no more than ten get cent shall be paid, the Sf-cretary-Treasurer handling the bul of the

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

Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd., 100 per cent. 50 per cent. in cash.

50 per cent. stock bonus AND GUARANTEE OF 50 PER CENT

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. deferred R. J. McNeill Co.. Ltd., 100 per cent. 50 per cent. cash. 50 per cont. stool

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent. ‘ ’ ` ` '

Shares are selling at $25.00 each; 25 p. c. with application and the

Simplv fill out the application form and mail to Major C. Mc

All cheques must be made payable to "Glenaladale Silver Black

...-._-. .-- »-. - --

Secretary-Treasurer “Tas GLENALADALE Slavs

BLACK Fox COMPANY, LiMi'rr:i>."

Ihereby subscribe for............

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