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Dont fail to hear them
'l;o~night
Hearst Selig News
The \\'orld befor-3 your Eyes
Playing with Fife ll wiiiiy wiiiin oiiippmiig sun
Matinee Saturday at 3 P. M. Gifts for the Children
" Watch for The Four English Rose Buds Monday `
‘ inf Crniaii
KNIGHTS C~F PYTHlAS.-A good
number of Knights ol' Pythins left
"Million Dollar Mysteryji 
U D .‘ t nurlotieiowii by special train yester-
day afternoon for Suuiniersidc. wlicro
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l    a   reorguiilsed the Lodge
-°Epi50de N0. 8- ATTENTION is called iii :inotlicr
. Story By  Scenario By i-olnniii ofthe McDonaltl's Silver Blat-k
F I (‘  Li: > I I ll ' iii -k
_ Harold M¢Gfa¢l1 9 Lloyd Lvuevgan ..§?...i.f;`.. £5 .‘i;‘i..‘I..ii..i“.i.‘.»‘il.. ll..
, G1' eatest - f'i`l.'§i~ .ilu-'i'i`i`.§.'i'ff.ii'."‘ '”',§.f§‘;§'i`fi.......`Tl~"i‘§
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of all
  night, Nov. 16. Mr l<‘. J. Nash, Editor
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MONDAY'S MEET|NG.~'l‘he B.Y.
Pl' haw .tiiotlicr treat for Monday
ofthe Patriot, will give his new lecture
‘ The Countess Figures in a Dangerous Adventure f,’§1,,,`;,§,‘,.lffQ,ff“$fl,,l§§“§f‘i§;; ,,',ff§f,§§
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See Norton’s Escape from the Sewer i.»i`il"ii;`flxfighliliséiohhliiffl ° mm
THANI(-OFFERING.--Tho*\\'onieii's
‘\lissioii.i.r\ hoticty of Lot 1-I Pres
,        New Singer Monday liyltervinii 'tgfhilrrlli held their aniiual
tli.inl\ otfciiug nie-eiiiig, Nos. 5th. Miss
lilizalir-Ili Mi~t`\illv returned miss-ioii»
done among the people ut t‘orca The
o it-ring t.ii\en .uiiouiited to $41.
, Biuenose Qumette in The spiders web ill."..‘ll§?.i.!f’§‘;li..l`§§i.l’il`i§’l.,‘ill“i,5E.‘?.l',§
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JUBILEE SERVICES.-Tlie jubilee
1-elcliration ot' the opening of the First
.\lt-tliriilist t`hiircli in this city promises
to lie it most interesting event. The
l Coiiimittee is sparing no pains to make
fthe cr(-tit worthy of this large and
progressive church. A week from to~
`niurrow the Rev. Dr Canipliell preaches
l in the inoriiiiig, and the far-i'iimed Rev.
 B. Simpson takes the evening ser-
ivicc and lectures on Monday evening.
SPECIAL SERVICES.-The Central
~\\'iltshire Hall, on lllonday evening,
IL: _ 5 t`liristlan Cliiircli will begin a special
l-lvnngelistic campaign on Sunday, 15th
_'___ _ __ p * inst.. when Evangelist Lowell C.
I _L
' ' ;\lcl’herson will preach at the even~
.;..|  ' ‘ %+ ~. lug service on “ Your Two Worlds-
   __,_ \\'lthout and Within." The meetings
.L lwill continue for an iiidennite period
 i»~e\'ery cveiiini; at S o'clock, except
-5- l Saturday, .\lr ,\It:i’liersoii is ii strong
Sl/|lllS lllll EELS
1,-i,,,,,i _ti,§Ii,»i-i-;, who swiiil ilii-ir ruli-
siziiiiii iit.~ < i .~=iiii~li.»' :iiiil i-vis to .lus-
tin ll.'ii<-_\- ef til., ITN _\il;iiiiii- .\\'i»iiii.-.
ii<i_~ii»;i_ liiil lin-l ii ri-ii-l_i’ iiii-l .-i.'iii:-iii:-
i~.r_'~‘ iiiiiriii-I lor 1-.ll iiit-ir pi'oiliii'i.~'.
sible zl<li';iiiiiiui‘ iiii»l al\'.':.§.'.~' inzilco
tially i'i‘iiirii:'.. ,\ii i-iirly trial ::l|iii-
iiioiif is :mill iii-il iii tlii- :lil i-l.~~-.*‘.\'li~ l'-ui
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(_li'i~,- til ilii- iilil <\.\l.'llill.~'li-'Il !`i.~'l‘._
llriiis wl:i»_s» iiil;ippi‘i:i'siiiiiiii-iii.~i'<'i\1~i
itiiin in iliig l:<iii-_ i< l`i~iiii' uiiil .\l;il.»
iiiii-_\', l.i~ii: \\'li;ii'l`. lin---iiiii. \\lii» ‘.‘.:iiill
.=`iiii‘i!:ii-iii: i-i :iii--li:~ iiiiil cl-lf: ii':»iii‘
iliis l’i'ii\'iiii'~' 'l`lii-_\' \\lll :=i»ii<l .sl<'lii'-
.ls on iii>pii<<:iii~>i\ :intl l‘iii‘iii.~li :lily iii-
\\'rit\~ tlii»iii li\»i`i\i-c .sciifliiiix i<iiii.<i;.-;ii-
_:will ailirtiiitl.
“A wt-ll .-;<»li~<-tml line ut pipes, :ill
stylus, sliiipi-.< :intl iiiizilitics, rniigliig
in pi'if‘f-s i'i'rim ;_'.-'un tri $.\’.?»'>, <‘oine in
`\nil soo llii-iii, .\lii<-l{liiii<»i\ liriil: (`o..
¢-firm-r (iii-ut tit-uri!-~ :intl lit-iit 1~‘ii'<-cts.
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MHS W. GALBRAITH.
 @1111 “uw” Si>@-°“°“- “"‘° f”‘”“f"“fi 1'
lull and clear iiiessagc. Mr \\'liite-
head, the new pastor, is iiiakitig good,
,and has already iiiadc niany frioiids.
Ho will take the nioriiiiig service and
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“N uw) H ,-Min, l,~,,.[_,.,,_\. Stmei' all who lizivc not heard liiiii should
~.-iii-*ii--ii 'il t~’lt*i1i'i-1,, \.,.`.,,,,.,1,,\. mom. take this upporttiiiity to do so. Special
<l`iU,liii of licr iiiotlivr, Mrs \\`. Gal-
liriilili. llorr-licstl-i'_ Blass., which
in-i'iii'ri»il _\'t-stil-iwliii' iiitiriiiiig. Tilt!
rio.-i-ii-=i»il linii iiovii ailing for seine
tiiiit-_ izilil lion- licr long illiicsr. with
\ i 5-.ii.iii i.-tit-iiic and lit-i' ilciitli,
ii'iil_' 'lir-' ‘ l'- »  A f
will lu- piiiri-ri~l_\' iiiiiiiriii-,il lil' tl li\flZ“
i»ii‘<-li- ol' i`i'i.-‘iills lwsitles her iiiiiiiotliiiii-
i'¢»`.;ii€\’i-s. 'lliv iliiicral tilkvii l)li\l"` QU
I\li»nil;i‘.'. ivlicii ilio reiiiaiiis will Iii- laid
to i~i»~:t iii lioi'<~l\<‘stcr, 'l`o thc :ir>i'ro\\'»
ini: i'-»l;itii‘~<.< ilu- Giizirliiziii lciiilcrs
siiii-t-rc :i}'iiiiii\lli}'-
' “Buy Buttrick patterns their style,
leadership has been proved over and
over again. Patoris. 8499~‘.‘.»l3M2i
"A trvsli siippiy of Moii".- i-lim-olntcs,
tliiilli i-.iiil ii;ii»l;:\i!csl .lil-<1 l‘l'\'f'l\'<“l-
tliir slocli is iii\\'il_\’H l`i‘¢'Hli- l'3~ -\- l"0~“l’
’l`l-Ili, Siiiiiiysitli-. 'ilti-l~ll-llhliii.
\__‘_,y,m_mg ,ht Sud News 0,- the singing will be a teature ot the iiiect-
ings. Gospel songs by congrcgaioii.
CATARRH LEADS
T0 CONSUMPTION
C:itnrrli is as iniirli ri blood dis-
ease :is .sr-i'ol“iil:i or i'lieiiiiintisin. lt
iiiiiy lie relierctl, but it eniim-t lie
i'f-iiiiwcfl by siliipl_\' local ti'c:ilnil‘iil.
lt breaks tlowii tlic izciicral health,
, weiiliens the lung: tissues, and leads
to coiisninptifin.
llor»d’s Sniimpai-illa is so suc-
ressfiil in llic lrcziliiioitl of eiitarrli
that it is linown as the lil-st. i‘oiiit\<l_\'
l`<»i' this disc:i.=<‘. lt piirifics tlic
blooil. Ask your <li‘ii;;g_i.=,l. for it.
,~ THE NORTHUMBERLAND.-~'l`he
ss. Nortbinnberlaod doekednt Clif-
lottctown" last' droning nt 5.15 o‘cloclt.|
THE BOSTON BOAT.- The S. S.
llallfax) ol tho Plant Line. docked at
Charlottetown yesterday inornlng at
7 o'clock. She sailed ztgiiiii at 1 p.iu.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.--Rev.
-71111105 llllfllougull will preach oif Sab-
liutli, the 15th, at Canoe Cove ut 10.30,
Detlablo at 3 and -Haniptoii at 7.
SPECIAL MUSIC. ~ The fainoiis
“lllucnose" tiuartette have kliidly
coiiseiitt-ii to render -some special
vocal selections at the Sunday evoii~
ing service in the t't-iitral Cliristiaii
Church. All are cordially iiivited.
_ . PLANT LIN E.-The i'ollowiilK.
taken from a Halifax excliaitge, will
be of interest. here:-'l`lie Plant liner
A. \l.'. Perry moved :iloiigside the Plant
wliurf yesterday afteriiooii, from
anchorage. where she had liecn laying
in the stream for several months.
She is being overhauled and got in
readiness to start on the winter‘ruii
between }'liilifii.x und Boston, lt is
understood the A. W. Perry will go
into iroinniissioii oii Nov. 25, when the
"Halifax" of the some line will lay
,PRINCE U lliillilli
-Last Time Today-~' M .
“War of the Powers” I
‘ twwi//umm TWO REEIS i\\\\\v11lmww
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“iiii iii. sara. of the Tf°“"l°.S°“‘?= Pits S I
Sterling Comedy ‘
Desert Grow Old” Ep,S0,,,,N,,_i2i I
--:-l In Two Parts -:- Trey 0,Hea.rtS A
l A Powerful Dramatic Story Monday and Tuesday A Q
up, and it is thought she will be l`
cliarterod for southern trallic during
the coming winter. J. N. Macrae,
srcoiid engineer ot' the Plant liiieri
l emi., “EUROPEAN ARMIES IN ACTION” 4 iiiei. `
I _ Watch for Dates. Authentic, Certainty
are standing by that vessel. wliirrli is
vangeline, and II Doyle, first ofiicer, 
now at Boston, awaiting ti charter.
,cert and supper was held in the North
'AT i-ioiviE.- Mrs. w..T. weiiner,
will be At Home Tuesday afternoon
--- and evening. Nov. 17th at her resid-
SUPPER AND CONCER-I-____ A cow ence, 55 Hillsboro Street. 6514.
_._s_.
RED CROSS.- Following are con-
. ‘_ . ) B I » V d trlbutions received for the Red Cross
?l:h’lms(t1" In Jud 0' tfh;.108e§;auEe:l?Z_ Society, North Wiltshire. -Mrs. Dun-
€ lall SOIIIL Slllll 0 S (_
ed. An excellent program was render- 
ed before ii large and appreciative
an McKenzie, 1 blanket. Mrs. Charles
odfrey, 2 pairs wristlets. Miss Bessie
audience Grout “edit is due to an Clark, 2 pairs socks, Mrs. L. L. Jeu-
cess. Hearty applause greeted each
sonic excellent rciuliilgs. The rendl
ed elocutlonisf. coupled with long und t
careful triiiiiiilg. The lolltiwiiig is the t
progrnniz* lteiiiarks by the Clinir- )
man, L. L. Jenkins, MP. Chorus by
nr, na c ix, is a 1
i'\lcI.ca:i. Solo. .lust lit-[ore the Battle, L
Mr. Aiiios Moiiaizliiin. Rcadiiiig, Mr. H.
llcers leiicoretl). ltcudiiigs. Mi‘.ll. lrv- ll
ini: liccria, Solo. its ii lioiig Way to
(Iliorus Iii' (`liuir, 'I`lic Soldier ot' the
King. Niilioiial Aiiiliciii. ’l`liP :ic-
coiiipiiiiyists ol' thc cvciiiiii: were Mrs.
ltogtwsoii, Miss Clara Biililt-rstoii and
Miss Laurii Matlicsuii. Tho lzidics oil part productitiii iittractcd exception-
lliis brniicli ot`.'Lhe lit-d (`i'4»ss Society ,` ally large lioiiscs to the Prince Etlivrtrd
wislrto thunk' the pvoiilc. of I\'orlli i 'l‘
\\’ilt.~iliii'o iiiirl all llic siiiroiiiitlliig dis~ ' Incl tliiit the Prince ldflivziril have put
irii-is who liclpi-il so gi-iii-iwiiisly in on sonic cxcellciit, pit-titres lieiiriiig on
iiiiiliiiilr this .siipiicr siivli it siicccss.
i
tion nt’ these showed the art of a. gift- A
'l'ippt-.rzir_\' by I-‘rank lilmitl. lencoretl). H
the local' talent who participated in kms' 1 Dah' mcks'
making this eiitertaimneiit such a siic- _
The " Bluenose ” Male Qiiurtette will
iiiiiiilier but special mention nilglit Sing “Crossing the Bur", “Softly wld
» » ~ i » 'Y ivii T _ ,
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:go of M|__ H_ hjvmg B(,erS_ who, while (Tliristiaii Church on Sunday evening.
being on a visit home. kindly' gave A
eiiderly Jesus is Calling," and “Softly
special collection will be taken.
ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS SQCIETY-
ineetiiig ot' the Executive tloniniit-
ee of the (Tharlottetoivn branch of
lic Anti-'I`ubercul0sls Society was
ielrl in the Board of Trade Rooms
mu. 0 Va du R mlm M~_s M ud yesterday attcrnooii. The affairs of
he disiieiisury and other matters were
.tkeu up und dealt with. A ooniniittoe
,. __ . , , _ was appoliitefl consistliiiz of Mr. W. F.
llllgishhilil-§§.,,bo¥5l3;;f;?§lRl‘I§2‘§:S:;; Tidniursli, (‘iiiion Simpson and Dr. Mc-
.\liss l\‘l:iud !\lcl.ei=.n. Solo, Mr. George Qllmml' Wim were uuthurlzed to deal
itll the niuttcr of iiillk inspection and
iaviiii: ctittlc slaiii;litci'cd in ii public
bbiitoir.
THE PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE
“The War ot' the Powers," at two
CENTRAL Ci°ii~`iiSTlAN CHURCH;
formed a great work and have given
illustrations of the incident that led
up to the war to the burying ol` the
dead in battle. ’l‘liis_ picture turist lie
'seen before a true realisation of its
greatness can be obtaiiied. The t`ol~
lowing were some of the vlsuulisatioiis
:-The City Hall in Sarajevo, where
the Arcliduke Francis Ferdinand of
Austriawosassassiiinted. Soniotypesof
the inhabitants; King peter First of
Sorvla, confers wltli lils Ministers and
reviews the troops; Serbs on the
irontier; Emperor Fraiicis Joseph ot`
Austria leaving lscli for Vienna; Czar
of Russia reviews his troops; Blessing
of the troops; Russian inl’tinir_v; Moun-
` tuin artillery; Emperor \\’illinn Il. of
‘Gurmaii_v; President l’oincai‘i~ of
Fraiice leaving for Parliiiiiieiit; Molli-
lisatioii ol' the French Army; Freiicli
(`atlets; Eiigiiieer t‘orps; Aero (‘orps;
The Zouaves;'Scrviaii liitltiitry :ulvanc
ing' ln the 'l‘rcnclies; Optical ’l`clc-
patliy; Scrvian Arrlllt-ry: Aiisti-iaiis
shelling the eiieniy; King Gcoi'i.:e V. of
Eiiglaiirl, iiispectiiif: tht- British
criiiser; liiiglisli Soldiers; l"i‘eu<~h Fli-
cyifle Corps, leaving for the front;
»F‘r0ii\',li (‘iiviili`i' iidvaiiciiig; llirilzlblos
null iieropliiiios roi-<iiiiioiti'e' lllcvclc
the Alsatiiiii boi'ilci'; Altiicli on Al.
iirc repleiiislieil; After the liattlc'
Kaiser and his soldiers; l<‘rc»iicli iiiivy;
kirirli; A tlovisivo clini‘go; The siipplvs l
.
'  -Wllciniiii sivii i
hill llll Eli.
Have placed in their raiicli at lllnr-
maid. under the cnre of their raiiolwr
aiid business manager, Mr William
MacEachern, three pairs silver black
lieaiitles purchased from Mr l-laslein,
ot Fortune Covert. for tlils Coinpaiiy,
triviiiiz to the war tlioy were able
to purchase their foxes at one»lialt`
their original cost, and now offer to
tlielr original subscribers, and iiiiyoiie
else who would like to subscribe t`or
n few shares of stock that is left ut,
$5,000 per pair for Silver lllack
Beauties. Anyone interested nrc cor-
dially invitcd to visit the ranch iiiirl
inspect the foxes. Once see tlieni and
you are sure to he interested.
HAMMOND KELLV,
Secretni‘i'.
Box 235 (`liarlottetown.
6530-l1~14iusinw-ii
“Futons” Blankets, Quilts and
Smms mS‘_nv`_|_ uw urm\__’ A]_m‘IM_v ,liiitlcrwenr give coiiitort. 'l`liat line
attncltiiitzi liii`iinti'y zulvaiiciiii: ttiivnrils `(".M°" S b“'"pi“ .lllldervosls ‘"5 l""f'
price is worth seeing. 0482-11-12iii2il-li
Sweater Coats for Men, Woiiicii
Ou tlze high seas; liiisspm S,,,'i,,,s. und Children. Our Sweater Depart-
lluryiiig the iii-ml. This prmiii(-,limi mont is now complete \vitli iill that is
and ii new list of iii'r~oiiipzii>_\'iii,t: pliolo- DPW 211111 flood- Pritres from 50 cciit'-i
yiiiivs will lic put on nt thc iiiatiiiop 'ttinfl-5. l’iit,ons. 6482-11-12iii2ie1i
lieatre last night. lt is ti well known
.L_ 'N I . . In H :this :ii`ici°iioii mill ii! lnrlli sliow-4 tn-l llciill l’iitoii‘s Fur atlvertisciiiiiiit,
lil' lil »"l\ UVISIS- ll ‘lf *ls l"`0dU"` ziiglii l A llic\' ullcr ii coiiiplutc liiio of Stvlisli
ion it must he said tli.it it otlipstsl ,,,,.S_ G,,82_u_12m;.iU:i
,_ f X pour
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I .it l..inipson Company s Foxes are being
riinclied by the Canada Silver Fox_& l'ur (._.O1_i\iJ21l'lY
I.uiiitc<l,near Clirirlottetown. This ranch is ld€21llY
siliintt-.i-tlie igrovi: is youniz and imiforiii, supply-
ing just suiiicicnt seclusion to make the foxes feel
at liorrit‘.-the ground is remarkably level. the _soil
cannot be excelled for the purpose of rox Farming.
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 The Capitalization
Fox Company
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Efiicient
I Management
I llie l.:iiiipson Crimpany’s Foxes will be fed,
housed, cared lor, and protcctcd bythe same eflic-
ieiit. c.\pei‘ient‘ed riiirhers _that are caring for the
foxes in the Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur Cciripany’S I
r_i-iicli. livery conceivable appliance and iirotec- `
tion that will add to the safeguard of the foxes has
bein installed by the Company.
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of Foxes in the Lampson Silver Cross
Limited is ai ACTUAL cos'r”--- `
THE FoRTY.riiReE Foxes in the Lampstm com-
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li, ll. sold ii pair of crosses to J. ll.
:intl they prmliiced one puir of silver
l,l;\i:l< foxes wliicli solil for $3,000.00.
i\, .\1. stilil two pairs of piiivli foxes
wliicli prriiliicr-il litters ol' silver liliick
i'nxi-s, yivldiiig tlii- owiicr liii; rt-turns
 Twhat Others Have Earned with Patch Foxes-~
One pair of G0 p. c. patches purchos
_'cl by parties in Crtipaud In 1913 pro
iiiiirt-il among their litter two silvd
liliicli foxes, one ot wlilcli sold for
$2,500, the other feniule was retained
If We knew how We could make the Lamp-
son Company more attractive---more profit-
able---more permanent as an investment, you
may rest assured that We would have had it
pany are all well developed, stron , v' ' l
healthy and hearty. The rancher regort;glt(hre)riliSina§etrnf;<iecSt _ _ l
condition and is most enth ` t' '
for the Coming breeding Setgiiiilsu ic regarding the prospects
t'or the in ~.'i-st iiiciit.
by the coiiiiialiy.
~ = created and capitalized that Way.
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F. R. NEWSOM, Charlottetown, P. E. I
The l`ollo\vin;: are the directors of thc Lanipson Silver Fox tiompaiiy. Ltd.,
The fact that nt-:irly all of these nivii arc- experienced lu the fox indus-
iry is ii guaraiiti-v that the t‘onip:ii\y will he elliciently inttnnged, and the pro-
l, l iluctioii of cacli lircciliiii; suasmi sold to the host interests ot` the sliarcliolders. _
PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.
,._,, __ _ MYRON E. HENDERSON, Capitalist. Halifax, N. S.
H. L. HEWSON. Amherst. N- S-
Secretary-Trpasurer-F. G. JORDAN, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
D. A. MacKINNON, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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  Canada F 0X EXCha11g<-2  .1';:.‘.‘.‘i f:;;‘§...             
Charlo totown P. E. I. ""*
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'I` he Lampson Company was primarily formed with the_inten-
tion that the Directors retain the full issue, of _stock. As it is at
present, only a limited amount is offered for public subscription.
There are no promoters or promoters profits to this proposi-
tion-there's no watered stock--everyone goes in on the same basis,
everyone shares equally in the profits. V _ I
You know as well as we do that with high qual-
ity silver cross and patch foxes capitalized atless than
$1,000 per pair, good returns are assured.
If any Company ever had brightvprospects for
big dividends, the Lampson Company -is surely that
organization. Fill in the form below and secure a free -
prospectus and fuller particulars. , ` I
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*.5 A. i . _ 1., W", `;;.»
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Wish
The patch and cross foxes in th' C
50 P' C' ‘O 95 P- C-_ Silver bl:-<:k;ah$l1 chrggihrgigge 32?:
i;h£f5Sga‘§ aCC0mPhshed in the past with_ the foxes the
P U Ompafly should secure a suliicient percentage
gfvsilgteriiblack foxes alone in the 1915 litter to pay a big
Shares $25 h_.. ' ° -
offered for iilglic sulgcriptlghh a hmlted amount Wm be
.. Write or call for prospectus. i
J. G. JORDAN, Esq.
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