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weather s uncertain.
'l he good old summer-time"
demands toilet waters and
powders tomake it refresh.
 and cool. We have them
A wide variety of _all the
well known ”iA_LCb inclufi.
ng Nylotis, Mintys, Brine,
harmante, Ma yflower,
rylopsis of Japan, Violet,
_arnation, l_{oyal, R05e_
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Huglnerts Violet Sec. See.
ys GARDALIA 500 tin.
They’ll interest you righ
A FOSTER
Central Drugstore
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lt is Never too--Late
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Miss saiai G‘<i.ii ' ' '
crossed the bltralts t’<l1gPi)fl-:t¢ilibIl\i”S Ili?
iiir. niiiiiei Men i.i ~ `
is Vlgifillg trienddmilii lgiviiiiiilllcst um'
iMiss l rb h h _
iottctoiln lli3‘0m“llia.liil::.med to Char
Dr. J. Jenkins, City. left Tuesday
f - _
 
ilI‘._nnd Mrs. S. F. Tarbush and
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Miss ltuth lieinpliill of Georgetown,
is V15lill\K friends in Abnoy, thé
guest ot' Miss Vivian Haberlin.-l),
Miss Gwendolyn Welsh arrived this
Week fI`Oin Boston, on a ViBit tg her
old home here.
M"~ l"~ l"~ (70l'II\l€r. City. wiio has
spent. the past three nioiitlis with his
son in New Castle, N. B. has re.
turned homer '
*_*
i\liS_s \Vinni_e (freiglin and Miss Lena
OBn°"» WW. left for Siinimarside
Yesterday “here they will spend A
few UHYS vacation. .
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How lhin People
Can Pin_ on Health
A NEW DISCOVERY
Thin me_n_nnd women-that big,
llffilfty. 0111115 dinner you ate last
mghf- _ “hilt b€0&rne of all the fut-
T"`°d“0mE nourishmdnt it contained?
You havcn’t gained in iveighp gm
ounce. Thiit food passed from your
liody like unburned coal through an
open grate. The innterinl was there,
but your food docsn't work and stick
and the plnin truth is you hardly get
cnouirh nourishment from your inenls
to pay for the cost of cooking_ 'Hilo
is true of thin folks the world over.
Your nutritive oriyans, your functions
of iinsliiiilntion, are sadly out of gear
and nerd i~ccoiistruction_
(Tut out the foolish fr>_ods and funny
sriwdiist diets. tlinit the desh cream
rulrnn. (lut out everything lint the
nreuls you are eating now and eat.
witli c\'l‘-ry one of those ,~, single Sir-
fl f‘lt'm11klf\B m'\t0l`1l1l ln Yllllf f<_1U<l l10 \\.is n visitor to the city y¢~str\i<l.iy
_A » "vervimftvf 1'0"” l>f><li'- 'Sergei \ ri A ivi...i.»...., ii A ,.f
, too mixes iiith our food nd re ,
, 0‘ H1 "“ il' 3 Bl |l e v siting his .r~ ts ll ,
_  __,i.i,_&_¢_I ! ~[I\‘U\ Qigiliitcrl fform.  p;r__>ple galin ull ,,l,i~_),'1"yi,»[f-5l_ \[_.mLe,~,,1 Olfnyfg,-t,,.,1l,,llnc1I`
~ e way rnm o .. pnunis a_
month while taking Snrgol, and tho W -
-A  - _ . i i»‘,:- i :col tablet. ln two weeks note tho trip to llin North Wi-st. lt. is their iii-
 ,_ ‘ _i, _-  ,iiflprpnm-_ Five ff, night ,wpll gglill tviiiion to tzilin upIlioli'i'vs;iili-iiren in
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pounds of healthy, “stay there ' lat, tliailulletowii at their cailivst con-
. _ _ should ho the net result. Sargol ""’""""(’~ ' '
_ . , _ '_ a`-___.  ‘ charges your weak, stagnant blood ` __
\ -5 r » _'  I _ __ _ . -.li'_ _ . ' . .' ._ ., - lint-
_ __,., "_  __‘, __"“_ _mr-CR it _~_)__ ___h__' mir) _ _ _ Sf; T; __ tier (‘iill_ei__n Tniln_n:ipi_»lis, ind., is nt
new flesh stays put. Sargol tablets
O
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,O m,,n,. cu, nn mme, wh." h_,m,e“§ ,O your me " smcntm; c“ml"nm'l_0n of “ml l'i'oni Sr. _loliii oiiMil‘iili\(:;Tl‘:li:i' 
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wntcii. Suniliinroiiiiflionie ff "_" mst’ Wh pr“‘l‘“"‘“l3 °l"'m"“l"“, 'l Iii- niniiy Irioiiils ot l\'li's_ l\l<-(‘ri~nily
0 {n°“n t0 memlstr-V' They Come 40---will liri pliinsi-il lo lvnrii that silio is
F. S,  fillflni-5' t0 fl Plicklnici “V0l’l€l191\lll5.!rapidly i'm'o\'i~riii;t l'roin the illness
Tlm P__m_____a,\,,,_____]_ ,md ,,__rk,_______m___ ciiiitv sell them i=iiil']ect to _:iii ali-l \-_fliivli i-onliiied her to lied in St.
iiiiion-.».-iisi. ¢‘i....;-iii.-iuwii solute izimriiutcc nl Weight increase _ Jfiiiii.
- or n-_ nur back _ l ' -
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Mr. I". FJ Cormier, has arrived
lioine to (7iia.rlottetown, after spending
three months in Newcastle, N. B.,
with his son, Mr. W. W. Cormier.
Mrs. W. D. Rose ol’ Hulifaxis visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. H.W. Longivortii
having been called to (,‘.liarlotti:toi\vn
on account of the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Hensley.
Mr. J.A. Moore,merr~liant ilazclbrook
has arlved hoine from n business trip
to Ottawa, Toronto, and Lloston. His
many frieniis are glad to have him
home again.
Tin-_ min iiir.._ J; n. Ai».di~ew, nei-
mont llills, and Misses Lizzie nn-41
l\lai‘;;aret Andrew of ililiiincnpiilis,
spent Sunday in Arttylc lvilioro, the
giiests of Mr. und, M_rs_ Seller. I
Mrs. E. S. l(oilli,yoiiiii:iist, ilaiitrlil,-i
er of the late i\lr. F. hlssery, l'nion
ltonil, left. yost,oi'ilay tim' lliilifux, to
join lier liusbandbelore roturniiig to
Calgary. 
The many frieiids of Mr. and Mrs,l
Louis tl. iJt'li1‘ar‘n'ow-of Molitreal are
plieased to son tlieni lio'i'i'ic‘ni;iilii. 'l`licy
will spend part of the siiniinci' in
i".l|,lr`lotl;cto\vn_ 
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wise linvo re-`
tiiriiriil lo Winslori. after an oxlciiileii
the lust. six we"s lti - arent
Mr. mid5Mrs. Al rtliliala. llltlusticoq,
left last Saturday morning to re-
sume his studies at Mt. Angel College
Oregon. 1-le was accompanied as far
as Moncton by his cousins Misses
Tilly and Gertrude Pineuu_
The beautiful gasoline launch
owned by Hon. (ihurles Dalton, nr-
rlved in Charlottetown on Monday
evening after a most enjoyable sail
from Tlgnish. The party on board
consisted of Hon. Mr. Dalton and his
daughters, Dr. Howard Dalton andl
Miss Gertrude McElroy. They expect
to remain in Cliarlottetown for »n
few days before resuming their
rulse ~ _
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Dr. J'. B. Trainer and wife of Fall
River who were on afbrief visit
to the_»doctor's old--homo in Map-
lewood have left on return. -The Dr.
is .interested ln .the~Blaok Fox ln~
dustry -and while in (lharlottetown,
in company with some of the citiz-
ens, visited-the .Dinnls land other
ranches. Thewlilr-’s mother Mrs.Janies
Troinor wentlnuitli them to spend the
winter in Fall River. »
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Rayner International
Roger: Payton
Record . -
Rosemont
Smith
Seal River
Samson ' .
Souris Black Fox Co.-
Bpriug Park Fox Co. 100 190
Silver Tip 500 1,500
Silver Fox Reaching Ca.._.....60 to 70
Thoroughbrbd _ 100 100
Sterling _ 100
‘nylon 190
Three Rivera 100
Tunlin Irving 100
North Rfvgr 40
Upton _ 50.
New- Haven - 23' ‘
0’Leary Patch » 1`0 -
Crystal ' ' ‘ -50
Victoria -' _ 100
' 1915 COMPANIES;
John Agnew Fur lfarml '
Ltd. ~Z0
Empire (New Issue) 100 `
Kingsbury Fur Furins, Ltd 100
lnkernian Fur Farnis .I.td.'l`00....
Z5 25
100 120
100 ` 100
100 150
200 230
100 125
125
125
105
100
45
55
25;
io
5,5
105
30
100
100
100
::Rexall Nice is indispensable for
relieving any ollensive odors of the
body. Use it and your very presence
will suggest an nirof diiintiness to
those around you. There is a perfume
of cleanliness, a sort of body in-
cense suggestive of health and purity,
of skin attained by those who regu-
MENT COMPANIES
LTD.
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Alberton Dark Silver 100
A.E_ McLean Co., Ltd. 100
100
50
Belmont
100.
100
50
50
Price
110
115
14.5
55
125
110
70
[leech Wood _ ,
Barkers .
Brighton
Bella-at Fox Oo.
Beech Illll
Charlottetown
Carruthers f
(new issue ,
Dalton
Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes
Original ' 100 150
Dominion 100 - 1?/5
ltlmpire 100 125
E ter ‘ 100
40
60
100 0.75
100 200
100)
100 100
ns n 105
Freeluiid
Great Crinnrln. Northern
Howiatt-Dalton
Ives '.100
Montague ' 500
Milton Patch Fox Co.
ililward Island S. ll.
Fur Producers Ltd
Kingsbury Fur Fnrrml
Ltd. 100
Dinnis Pedigreed
Foxes (New Issue) 100
Mason Pure Bred 
S. B. F. (Jo. 50
New England and Prince -i
Fox ('o. ._ ...    '10
Mount Edward 100
Marinachiisetts 1.00
North Milton Podi-
greerl Foxes 100
North Tryon Oo
North Shore
Provincial
Barkers
Proino , 10
Regal 100.
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50
100 125
100 100
50
100
100
100
100
100
125
600
50
100
100
100
50
10
115
110
100
125
100
1 50
130
10
lnrly use Nice to overcome unpleas-
‘ant bod odors, es eeial those a
y iv ly -
,rising from prespiration. Convenient
‘und pleasant to use after the bath,
,it gives' the hody ii fragrant cleanli-
)ness._ liariiiless z;nd'_\on-irritating,
l2.'i cents. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor.
lGreat George end lierit Ste. Metf.
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) ~ , Mr Edgar- Gallant, who has-speiit li. J.-1(cNolll~0o -  100- - 10 V
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_ In The Square of Satisfied'Customers i
This Square is increasing every day.
Another Car of those Stylish
Crown Line Carriages
_ _ Arrived, Now set up ready for your in- "
. 8D¢ctiou,.they_ar,e=the nicest yet, we
keep our stock up-to-the-Minute, _
Join The Square 4
of eternal Satisfactionwby i
Buying From Us
W. Grant & Co.
Ch’town
i'With “The House Of Quality”
and __ _ C
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“Tenders for Silver Black
4 5 - Foxes
Sealed tenders will be received by the iinderslgnetl until 20th, of Au-
gust for tiic purchase of two pairs extra Silver llluck Foxes, owned hy
the hiidiirndo Silver llliick Fox Vo., Ltd., one pnir two years old, hav-
inif- hnd ii littor this spring, the other pair pups, linotlier and sister,
The pair of pups may he tendered for together, or separately, as suits
buyers.
BREEDING, &c_ f -'-
Thc two-year-olil female, nlso, the pair nl pulls. is taken from litters of
that fuiiious fox styled in the Prospcctiis of "Tho Siivereign Silver
lliilnck Fox (lo. Ltd." Page 3 ofwliich llr. Dalton is chairman, "tha
'must prolific fox in the world." '
She was formerly owned liy the lion. (Thus. Dalton, nnd carries the
aluminum button in her ear,-referred to on some page of nhovu men-
tioned 1’rospoctus, in Chas. l>alton’s certificate, us-“only used by him ou
his best stock."
She raised 45 pups in seven years for Mr. Dalton, (being of u nervous
tqnnperanient her removal to new quarters doubtless caused the lofls of her
litter Inst yeor,) this ycnr however, she was united with R splendidyoiing
linyner dog, and raised live black hnniities, two of which we now oller
for sale. - -
l\'lr.Dnlton hns"testcd the London market with n few D1’-its ol her nfl*
sprigs; some years ago, and some of them nearly touched tho -$2000.00
mar _ . _
The unite of the two-yenr-old female was selected from the Dalton rnnch
under n written ngceement, liy ,, foxm-an nnil fur denier and pronounced
by l'rqf@gS0i- Jones, as one of the best specimens wus ever Drlvilodg
eil to see. » ,
In consideration of tho above, all of which we can DFOVE by d0C“m°1\‘
tory evidence if necessary, we can lustly clniin this quartetts are equal,
nnd in some respects superior, tr. any foxes on the nmrket..
For further information, upply to undersigned. Address pil tenders,
iq.
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, I cum of President, J. l\. Stanley,
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(This ranch will be one of the largest in the world and is nowi under 'construction on the Union Road)
Forty Pairs Pedigreed Foxes at $18,000.00. a pair. FREE KEEIJFOR FIRST YEAR. I
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fanzula Atlantic
Company,
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Fox and Fur
Limited.
The ranch will be located on the
Ranch
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Large vs Small Companies
The tendency in. tbisas in all other
STOCK 1915, 40 PATRS
Estimated Earnings of this .Company
For Three Years
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CANADIAN OFFICE!
Cliarlottctown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
RANCH I
Near Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
ulliorizeil Capital, - - - $1,000,000-00
Present lssue - - - - ' 7505000-00
Common Stock, no lioiids or Perferred Stock
to bc issued
PAR VALUE SHARES $50.00 EACH
Piiorosim Issiua-on 40 Pairs Foxes, Ranch
Farm and Equipment.
i’/ivivisrirs-20 p. c. on apiilication. _b2!.12H¢e
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 ranchbuilders 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
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CANADA ATL.(llNTlC FOX and lillll -CD., LTD.
Applications may he sent to any of th'e Dir_ec-
tors, who will be pleased to meet appf
- ants at their several oilices and give U
.' " ~ ‘ k t' ed) $-250.00000
rheiii riisiiitdbdgiv ig? fiirltlier ivurchajae .°f I
' Fur Bcariiig Live St0c___ if deemeda viS~
_ __ President-Sir }I"{t‘_6gf%l_al<ikGA:-___1_:_3_;’_:`¢l0"t’:_;_wa
_ __ L. 'list Vice-President-D. C. l¥I{¢;I_§1g’_;’ N_ S.
able.
absolutely safe. sanitary and comfort-
Equipment `
A comfortable house ffor the
keepers, barns, ice house, watch-tower
-and everything necessary for the con-
ducting of a first class ranching pro-
position wili be provided.; -  -
’ Rancliing Expenses
There' will be absolutely no char_ e
for the ranching of the foxes ‘for itlie
first year; All charges for keep food
and everything connected with the
P91!m!'I
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' 2nd Vice-President-Fred_il_b'g€_\($§;lMa?_s
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_Sec’y-Treasurer C.ka__S_E)1:;t;_5_fWn_ in- E_ L _
Thomas Nagle. Sf- J0h“» N' B'
illiam Craze. I-iV°fP°°l’ Fnglamt
W. _ _ .
Geo F Urling, Brookline Mass-
.F_ H1 lvianning, Windsor, N. S.
lb, N. S.
B' N' “lac-liflgliigsgtimliigolliimani
Solicitors Cha__lo“e_0wn,_ P_ E_ L
Bankers-Bank of Nova Scotia,
Charlottetown. P- E- I-
' -vi - ' -s i-1-I ' 'I'-"' A 'I
rr}ai_i_itai_ner'ice of _the foxes-salaries
ote eeper, wa m_n, _e e
inspector?-will be qgld 
ers up to 'Sept lst, 1915._" _ one
item alone means a_saving to the
shareholders of from fifteen to twenty-
give per,venr.». aslhc .¢har1¥es.- for keep
inthe greater number o _comfpanies
is from fifteen' to' twent_ydive pe cent.
The shairholdemjfo “ the ganada
Atlantic rox and* Fur* Co pany,
Limited, arc, therefore, ln a position
to secure the fullest returris from their
investment.
important __ in,duSt,ri€S ,at .thc Dresent
time is to‘cent_ralifz_'e_the' bpsin `ss. with
theidea' that themore foxésiliat can
be Qranched under one management
the smaller 'the pe ‘centage of expense
and the better thgheturns in dividends
to the shareholders. With forty pairs
of foxes breeding, if twoor three pairs
should prove to be barren it would
have no material effect on the annual
dividends, but if only five airs were in
the ranch and the same tliing occured
it would make the dividends comparat-
ively small. A ' ' ` ` "
Future Policy
While the com any expects to earn
large profits from tile sales of livc foxes
for breeding purposes, it proposes to
retain annually a considerable percent-
age of each year’s production, placing
itself in a position where it can pay
good dividends _from the sale of furs
alone, thus making it from_ the outset
a Safe and permanent 1_nvestment,
carrying out _the_original idea ofthe
promoters which is to es_t:ibli_sh a safe
and permanent fur-farming industry.
_Management
As `w'ill _be s_een'by the names of
our Provincial Directors the_ manage-
ment is in the hands of prominent and
experiencedmen. All of the directors
have had a large business experience,
and the Secretary~Treasurer and Ranch
Manager are men with, a sucsessful
career in the Fox Industry, all being
large shareholders in the company.
They will for their own, as well as
other stockholders' benefit, guard
the best interests of the company in
very respect. __
Estimate number of pups 1915,
120 at $6,000 _each ,................$720,000.00
Retain five pairs to add to
stock at $6,000 each ............. ._
Estimate 'dividend to stockholders
Equalling 88 p. c. _ |11
STOCK 1916, 45 PAIRS Q
Es_t_i`_r_iiate$i§i_i_i_;}_ber rg pups 1916, $675 000 00 x
.1 at , eac . , .
§ost_of#ianching%etc2_¢??mz;terLat- 20,000.00 tees tn the shareholders a ‘
etam ive pairs o a o s oc . .
- at s5,ooo_e.q.¢ii ......  50,000.00 dividend °f “°f |655 than
Estimate dividend to stockholders 605,000,00
opue
Guaranteed
DIVIDENDS
The Company guaran-
_ie
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Equalling 80 p. c.
STOCK 1917, 50 PAIRS.
Estimate number of pups 1917,
150 at $4,000_.each ..... _._ ..... 
Cost _of Ranch_irig,etc.,estimatcd at
Retain five pairs to add to stock
at $4,000 each ....  ......  ..... __ 40.
Estimate dividend to stockholders 540,000
Equalling 72 p. c. _
At the end of three fyears’ operations the
stockholders would there ore have 55 pairs of
foxes in the ranch, and would receive, on the
above estimate, $1,805,0()0.00, equzilling an aver-
ageof 80 p. c. annually. In this estimate the
price has been decreased each year to take care
of any drop in values, which is altogether im-
probable. - _ -
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ten per cent per annum
upon its paid-up capital
during the first five years
it does business, which is
equal to a total dividend
of fifty per cent. on paid-
up capital in five years.
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" APPLICATION FORM
J. STANLEY wsnrocx, seey-mas. Canada Atlantic F0* and Fl” 0°-» Ltd-»
D .___ Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Canada-
ear _ irz- -
° '  h ' the CANADA ATLANTIC
Fox iii\i‘i§'i=lil'Rm<it‘>ivii5.‘i‘ii`i1?tt’i‘Mi9iED, at Fifi; dtiiaiglger Share. and agree t_o 1553;
twenty gier cent. on application, enclosed herewith, and t e balanced onf __-ISHS . 5 '
1914. hould the shares not be _allotted the money paid to bc rcttlme in U -
Datedu.is....,...............................day<>f.................... .... ..............A.o.1914.
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Canada Atlantic -FQ# 53.1 ur .C0-.4 1- C _
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