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The Seal River
Black Fox   
Limited
I ncorporated Under the Prince Edward Island Joint
Stock Companies Act
The Paid Up Capital Issued $126,000
ot which 
is now offered
Directors t
G. E. AULD; President, Charlottetown, G A. B.
McDO.\lALD, Secretary-Treasurer, Charlottetown,
C. PJPE FLETCHER, Vice-president, Charlotte-
town WM. J. MCEACHERN, Mt. Albiorr.
0ltice ot the Company fharlollelown
Properly
The property of the Company now consists of
four pairs breeders 'Black Silver Foxes. (pedigreed
“Royal Blacks”) The original pairs were selected
from the Dalton and Frank Tuplin ranches, and the
Company ooniidently believe they have a quality of
foxes equal to the very best' They have proved very
prolgiic, the increase in your last year being two
bun red and fifty per. cent. The Company also own
their own Ranch at Seal River, sp‘endidly situated,
fully equipped in the most up-to-date manner, the
outside boundaries enclosing _three acres, allowing
ample room for extensions. The Ranch is under the
management of Mr. .W. A. jenkins, who has had
several years' experience in breeding Foxes, and who
has been very successful. Mr. Ienkins is paid a fixed
salary for his services and a fixed amount per head
for feeding the foxes. No other salaries, commissions
or per centages being paid anybody, consequently the
C-_~mpany’s foxes are being maintained at the lowest
possible cost, and therefore the shareholders will par-
ticipate to the last possible dollar in the earnings of
the foxes.
New Capitalization
It is now prop' sad to add to the holdings of the
Company three pairs 1913 young, to be selected from
the progeny of tl e present four pairs cf breeders,
making in all four pairs of breeders and three pairs
of young, and to increase the paid up catpital of the
Company to ;$r26,oco.o:> (twelve hundre and sixty
shares of $Ioo.oo each, Of this amount $69,000.00 is
now offered for subscription, and it is expected the
present shareholders will take the largest share,
leaving a comparatively small amount to be otfered
to the public at par.
Prospects 1
The prospects for the future are very bright in
deed. Foxes are selling t~~d.\y higher than ever, and
the industry has te ken firm hold in the other East-
ern Provinces of Canada. It is yredctcd that the
present or even higher prices will rule next year and
that foxes will continue to be sold for breeding pur-
poses only for a gcod many years to come.
Figuring conservatively, the Company’s profits
for 1914 are estimated as follows:
4 pairs Breeders should yield - - 7 pairs pups
3 pairs voting should yield - - 3 pairs pups
ro pairs 1914 Pups at $10,000 - - $1ro.too
Less estimated Keeper’g Salary, Feed,
0 Repairs, Q. - 2000
Profits - '- - $98-00°
or tver 75 per cent cn the proposed paid up capital.
Applications for these shares may be made to
any of the directors. Terms of payment being ro per
cent on application or allotment, balance on or before
September rst, 1913-
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3 Application Form
GEOQA. B. MCDONALD, Charlottetown
Secretary Treasurer the Seal River Black
Fox Co.,  
_ . ,h 'b 1 f shares in the
amz. rat ;1;1:.%=.°:....y. Ms. E.-
closed is being ro per cent, and the bal-
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And
There must be
For :us to
'l`he furrowod
The soul that bears what he has sent,
Ars signs of grace, ' ._
Pain takes us to His lost., which also
We might forgot;
We cry to him for help, and hs
Ne'or failed t
us ye _
Much that pains brings is molten gold
And richest gain;
More than we also could know is_
taught
In schools ol pnin.
- Lils's crowns sn won;
I And it is hlril Qodistimn to soy,
Oils "Thy will be done"? ‘
P“\*|l¥ 5”"-` Bands strength to bssr.
Tl” Ni°~ "4 f'*°°» " ‘ , Try to loop still tor his deer sake
near nw-t sm mam, by uns
Bnthspertnttn the mn snails"
Who answers prayer.
Pain is o passing thing, and lifs `
Is swift to go.
God keeps n land so glad thot than
You will not know ,
The meaning ol spain, and there "
ls not regret.;
He will remove the curtain soon,
And you forgot!
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` `Wife (looking up' “from paper)-`
"What was Hobson’s choice?" Hus-
hlnd--“Mrs. Hobson, I suppose."
O U O
' "Sir, I have all the gems ol Eng-
lish literature in my library." "Yes,
and I notice they are uncut gems."
O O O
She's very domestic in her tastes
|isn’t she?" Decidedly. They say she
Understand, slr, my money bought
|wife. "Yes, dearest," interrupted her
husband meekly "it bought mc,
.“What was the epitaph?" “ 'He did
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Mrs. Green-"You spoke just now
you mean?" Mrs. Wyse-“By social
tact I mean getting familiar with all
sorts of people without letting them
get familiar with you."
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Johnny-“The schoolmlstresn is in- t
terested in you, dad." Dad-"I-low's pl nn nc;-ogg gm,
that?" Johnny-"Why, today, after Atlantic in 72 continuous hours.
she’d told me six times to sit down
and behave myself, she said she won-'
dered what kind of a. father I had."
O l O
She-"Pm afraid I can’t marry-
you. I want. s man who possesses a
noble ambition, one whose heart is
set on attaining some high and
worthy object." He-"Well, don't I
:want you?" She-"Oh, George, darl-
,ing, I am yours."
' n O O O
E "Thomas," said ‘the professor to a
pupil in the junior class in chemist-
ry, "mention an oxide.” "Leather,"
replied Thomas. "What’s leather an
oxide ol?" asked the professor. “An
ox’lde of beef,” answered the'brlght
youngster.
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Our magnificent new s'ock
is now open for inspection,
The DESIGNS and COL-
OURINGS are SUPERB, the
iinest line we have ever
shown. -'
Drawing Room,
Dining Room,
llslls, V
Bpd Room and
Kitchen Pgioers'
Beautiful rders
to msteh
Prices from 7 cents
Double Roll.
Ssinple looks sent on I
Romantic Youth-“I wish ul had at . ova hear of
lived in the knightly days of old." fthe iron horse and the golden calf,
Bored Beauty-"So do I.'j,,. V land now I seem to have encountered
r _ ° ‘ ° _. the india-rubber cow!"
Corrected for svsry Wednesday and
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this house. My money bought this  I
furniture,” exclaimed the infuriated -.H 'n
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"Did you hear about the delace- O a (1 0 0
ment of Bkinnefs tombstone?" “No. Hay i;°:“d
What was it?” “Someone added the Suk,”
word 'friends' to the cpitaph." R
Wheat
his best.’ " ,.
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of social tact. To be precise what do Bug",-
broke died hers yesterday, aged G0 I"
y tough steak, served up to him
A restaurant: "I h d
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LONDON, April 1-The Dolly Mall ,
tiers a prize of $50,000, open to
hc world to the first person who
lots a "water pl e"
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ROME, April 1-The Earl of Pem-
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AUSTRALINS' NEW CAPITAL. the
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called Canberra, was christ-med last a
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will correspond with the c-_milng 'of
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dept `
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_In -thefncw suits for young gentlemens
satisfaction, style, tit, tailoring, and
fobric,'is an eseeniial fact0r in every gar-
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manly, physical traits of' the youug'P. E. I. gentle
» man which makes hiiri noticeable the world over.
Every line of the garment is formed-by bsautl- Q i
fully moulded shoulders and lspels and the autistic ;
drsplng brings out the 'strong pointt of the "y`oung ‘
man’s physique. Suits at $10 00 l2.00 |3.50 l5.00 are
vsorth ¢r.o:> per suit more than our low price. ,
,j,_. __T_hese ‘suits are finished to the stage whereithe tailor ,
sends for you to get your suit fitted in finest trim to order
in two hotirsf ' '_ I
C These-suits are guaranteed in every particular in fi t
finish and style, in every respect a custom made suit in 2
hours. They are finished here in our tailoring dept.
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Bear in mind our own guarantee as well as the man-
ufacturer’s is behind every suit.
Szmi Ready_Suits are all tailor made in -the largest
'tailor shop in Canada. Makers price cn each garment. Sold
at one price from coast to co’*st at $15.00 l7.00 18.00 2000
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ill provide picturesque and con- era of tin roofs was produced'
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as of all. the States and all sec-, splcuous sites for the Par-liamentonly by the hired, lor' oconbmytii
ns and communities of the Com- says the Times. If the temptation to haste felt by young and gxgrgmely
onwealth, filled the rand ta d, be t o etrl
g s u o geom cal in the planning, b
ve which floated the Union J ack, of roads is steadfsstlprosisted, Can-l‘ t
flags of the Commonwealth and berra ought: in time to_ be a very bear b
_Australian states. ol Canada, autitul city, The Australian climate. c
Zealand, and Africa-symbols of should encourage the appearance off d
nited empire and s United Aus-'genious in archltecture,and signs oil 5
week by Lord and Lady Denman. tralia." _
Knolls in the undulating'
usy communities., For many yearn
0 °0m° C'HDb°_l‘1'Y>_ can-.not expect to
0 B VBry populous city. The utmoét
alculstion of_lts future inhabitants
oes not count upon more than
0,000 souls.”
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|an increasing sense oi architectural" F
valleyybcauty have long been visible. The - ’~
ago of Australia as a Federation.
searching of hearts and a good deal ,_
of sharp rivalry in settling on a spot _
which shall be to Australia what ‘~
Ottawa is to Canada, and Washing- t
ton to the United States. The claims
says the Saturday Review. ‘
dent was able to send oil the first f
he says that-
arily picturesque. It is situated in an
ranges form the boundry of Federal
territory on all sides. The scene was
extremel ani ate
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of Melbourne and Sydneyf were A
perhaps so nearly equal that it was wh
wisely decided to recognise neither,",
,The Telegraplrs special correspon- al
cuhlegrsm from the new capital, and 0
amphitheatre of hills, for mountain
 .... .. ......  ...... Cold S forage Space for Eggsi,
Dealers wishing space for _'eggs this season will please
ke notice that applications for same will be received up to
pril Sth, inst., each applicant 'to state number of cases for
ich space is required
4 - 2Mwfm3i.
If more than available spree is applied for it, will be
lotted proportionately. All space allotted will be charged
r, whether used or not.
Mark applications plainly on outside of euvelope:l
"The Bite of the city is extraordin- “Space for Egg5_”
he Island Cold Storage Co., Ltd,-
See' the
Tanton Watch
The Tanton watch is a time-
piece made specially to our
order by one of the largest and
mr st reliable watch making
. concerns on the continent. 
We can nnhesltstingly rec-
ommend the Tsnton watch for
reliable workmanship. beauty
of construction. finish and ac-
curacy.
Call in and see the display.
Men's and women’s sizes.
W. N. Tanton
r Sunnyside
y m d. Hundreds of '
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They s ta n d
the test of every
season., - At no
time in the year
afe WOIIICU I1'lO1°€
particular af n d
Our suits give prominence to those dashing, I
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Easter, and the -
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