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“The Adventures of Kathlyii” `
--The Cruel Crown--
We left Kathlyn hiding in a
Bullock Cast surrounded by
leopards. This number is full of
excitment and thrills. Something
' doing every moment.
o vest him t h e s of
lumber camps and ferny
\\ oods and the crude life of
trailing stations
Kay Bee Drama
of the Canadian Wilds
“NORTH OF 53" ",‘.§,‘§°
The very title of this surr-
ing drama of the Csniidian
N fthi b "
'¥”=_-
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55]; you want, n. good investmi>nt_
put _vilur money in the »\!.. lfl\H<‘l1CL‘
2-lilver Blnck. l*`o\' i`i>., Ltil. Full HW'
ticulnrs on appliention to Wm. .\l..riiu
Secretary, Box 506, (‘Iiurlottetown_
3363!-7-l0_\ltl.
:‘F()Xl-IS liU.\P.lil~ZD. The (`linrlot-
te-town Silver lllnck Fox ('fi_, Ltd.,
are |'\rcpu|'c<l to rnnrli ;i few pairs
(Tlass “A” foxes on \‘r-ry z.trr;ir°ti\'e
terms, Apply l-I. S. Collin, Secy.
~i"0-i-li~~_\l1in.
:Notice is herein given to :ill cuv-
ni-rg ,,;- keepers of dogs that if the
annunl dox tm' is not pnid ln-ff»re
the 1.'»ih dny nl Aiigiist pror‘<‘»'<liiiLTS
will li`r-_tnlien nguiiist them in tht
City Police l`oiiI‘t.
prices right.
 f if
El
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_lust received a nice
assortment of New Silver-
ware suitable for wed-
ding presents. Quality &
_ C. W. Patterson
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My chasing here.
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See our assortment.
A  Qs, , ;-
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Good Investment
Our diamonds are really the
best for pr ce that reputable
sources can secure. We have
long experii-:ir-a in dealing with
the “gem of geiiis" and can ns-
snre you of satisfaction in pur-
A diamond makes a good in-
vestment :ind is ii. sign of prosper-
ity that will not pass uiiobserveil.
W. N. Tanton
rd hy Miss iii-ll .\li:-\rtliiir, who uhm
iivore ri suit of white silk, while thc
gi'o»_,i-. was :ihly siipported by _\lr_
'John .\lntliirsoii_ _brother of the bride
illurinp; the curly hours of the iifter-
nrion il l'ir|.;e number of invite-_l
K\|0Sl.i-I hurl zissemihled :ind l>.-_ssed the
,time tnlking, liiugliing, slniiking lianils
innil ninkinxg new ncqiuiintnnces until
itln: old ~<'lnr‘k toiled the hii-ppy hour
'of six. when the young coiiples nnir-
clivil from thp house, the llriile lenn-
iiiif on the firm of her brother Dun-
(-iin, to the l_i'.iutiful :ind well decor-
"teil gi-eeii lnwn, underneath the
Slinile ol the old :iiI>D“- UW. whr-V0
the nuptinl knot was Lied hy the
Rev. J. ll. i\lclliitl_ll! ul Brnoklielil,
,i\l‘. lor~.' was moved :ind secriiideil
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I'l" PAYS to buy in this Province. SCHOOL BFDPENSQ- Pownal" ' `  W  ~ - 
-_ School has opened with 50011 Pros- S»p_ 'JQHN A _ _,
_ - iiAn'rN|-ir i-iAi.i..-'riiei-e win i.e sects. Mr. McLeod of uigg is nie ,on Hoya, C,;m,§,g,,,,,;f; Wm; 
‘no service in HHYUIGY H011 OD FU' MW Wachbf- ‘sitting here, has recelvedyordsrs to-
day eveiiingmext. --,-- lday to! carry p‘ili1t. tiheztpgqgrgmm, on.
_ . _ _ '_". _ . .. ._ one _ c _- _ i Y” “"“"““'°°°W“ I’“°°°
rox _-'rnix w_ix'rr`.}ii_-itnetcan A. Rl§’ey!-'_L0!0é¢Ifp;JuIJ'£genR;_v éihaésg Ed,,,,,,__, I,1,,,,,,_ ,mm Walsh Dom
     -   --fi     :M 
nveai o '_ _ - _,  _ _ enoreurnonvn.
- - - - ' fs ln Bn Iiortune will °'
one fox companies paying dividends “U38 tpnren y ' _ .-__
-- ~ I b li »- . . - -
this fall. see ad. in another co1i13;i;_  S51 cesefln. glrsili’ 3:33 nth; ;iii;i;ib:;i;i‘i;f _tube Cm( olmaiission Three Reels gf Thrills and Sensation
' n`rii¢~`s nd f-A r ieui a E* _ ’ ‘ ”° ° °‘"‘ f -' ' *-
Tll S  ll  R ll  t <'i-iigncii oi-‘ »'i'o'i‘iANu Rev gina, U ws 0 “gun an gill.;illlilhllhdnlffgesilgnshenCdlmnrdi; §ayir\g F-or snenoo I
1 i 1 ._ . ' ` Q 0 a
° “ al' ia“i.~ e.. i.'...°' a es    :"ri.“§.i  -- 2.?"   “° °°“i‘““°“ A me ”“""=‘i° Hi* A
allg Ill eve intl .ti ii roo rn ii ~ . PH. G srimv ay an e Fommiss oners _ _ _ _ _ .- _
 2,','.‘_'_)“""\,£f,',l;’y ‘ft .f‘,f,’;',_ul; sAi<*i<:'ri' FiRs'r_- in nie Kinder-  frffb L_I(’f'“,‘:§Bs'f“ l,‘,‘°“°“{ lvllks Bhd JBKO |l"l |V|8XI¢° -
2 Shows 2 Kathlyn m`v(_; ,t ._ $0 ) In _garten liiill on 'Tuesdny night ii very _ no I' _ I t_ _ U; S” W: 111°" _ d I , _
i  ' ' 5 t ` “ " I' ‘ interesting illustrated lecture was de- 1" ‘_ ‘eglsfl “E qssem ly (»h“ml’¢l' A SCI‘98Il'l1Ilg Blll'l€SC|ll3 C0106 Y t S 3 J0k€l'
 9 p. ln.  Cen S ThUYSd3y -'-‘ li‘/cred to ri lunge giltm.,-ing of the zinrl its sessions will open at 10.15 R"
Ui, (.0. Ltd_ and Secretary Treas_ it. Mr. .\lcEwen, Superintendent of .\‘ouris, and Mr. \\`. F. Tidmarsh `
nrer nf the lieaver Oil C0 Ltd be the P. ri. I. Railway acted ns chair- »\-rriciiltiire-Proi' Theodore R les.   
, _ = _ _ _ o
. ' _ " _ , ' _ ‘~ _ Mr. Live Stuck-Air. W. J Reid. i
_ sides ai heavy stock holder in ia. num- ‘mn and mtrodllced the l°c.u‘ler , _ '
be, OI other companies an with head Long gave a. brief expllruiatvion ol tllie lzriiit->_‘vlr_ .-\l!i'ed Dewar,  4
q,,u,.te,.S in Cal8a,.y_ There are a_ movenient, which he said \'.a;=_-siinply _llislieries-.\Ir_ _\. -I. .\lcFadyen, of ,
      :__2;:°t;“;:l_:‘“"..:;‘._;°:_?§':.:;i...s; “.r'i“~ _ .. 5.  .. .
"?"“_' the my. “’.‘d “WF” *O have the 1. y  - nf un-.‘ -~nl]'9'"°_~` .rf ' `~ yn '"8"' _ Tenders for the construction of
in-In proven inside of six months. The for t e . d scolery _ _ 1 ml" ‘0mm‘5"“’" consists of the fo] . _ _ »
limiver (`»ils,1ire now drilling with one sf'h'_eh Practlcest aglist °0"‘ht’(§’:§ lri_\ving_; Sir Rider *I-lnggard, SirHJ.R. a l)l‘lCk l)L1llCllIlg f0I' C§1l’lZ1Clli':1l’l
olrltlhetln-fist Poywerful Mogul Rotary Zlhelili mdgrrection before ;lnfl;;,:;’_ (l;|;';,;;"a:.' 'gfrstlg' Ballk Of C0mlTl€l‘CC illf Summer'
i - , 2 _ ~ ._ i '? i , i 1 1. 0 ' . . .
pl-:~tqt(,  cmgiozisnplglfgrliusfiitnglnd ego “ml 05'* “ftef _ the - ~"”C“""enC“ (thc (‘.iniirliiin inerribcr) Hon. li. R. Sldei  E-  will be received by
iinyii. ui-_ uyei-s expects no he on “I {‘°°“l","tS- “_ “"1 "“t ""3"" ‘my life*-rimr. llr- Luriiiwr. Mr- Garnett. the undersigned until Saturday
the lrlnnd about four weeks.  c"t'}?5-€SE1;:;t:r?1xagmltlgtgftgfz -“I3 w~ J- l'll°mW» MV- W- ll- (ll`0"Y\» 29[ll AUgllSt 1914. Tll€ lOW€Sl OI'
9 in the 'iitiie aerinis winch nnfgiic iii- 2.1” (J  lllync' D.-lr' Fau“lv'- M." D' HDV tender not necessarily accep-
fect tt". snfety of both the i';iil\\'ny
TQ!-
TO-NIGHT p
IN THREE PARTS
' On The Verge' Qt War  A
E.,
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i-loin.. r.~i<o_\i oii.i~‘iI<;i.ps_- Mr.G. "“‘l’1°”"“" U' “E” 1" l"‘..'““""‘ ll’"lI miilhegillliilli-iilp eeniienien nav ii Gan," 'qs our 'wavy
W. .\!yeri-i one of the niost prominent. “"‘y VY “"“l'!" Long' ‘qmety mst ~ .- ' - - e een
nil nieu in (‘;i|g.-.ry Am, crossed engineer in eoniiection with the llon-- "“‘t"‘l t" »‘5“`” evldence h°f0*`B U15 Wat h F D t
_ C Ol' H CS
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ovi-r in the liiiipress 'l‘uesdi.iy evening "fm" l-»‘~l““YS- A H“l'll}l‘” "f,,l“dfletS, oA)PdliTc§ilil¢`:nl;ualFj9¢q`_\,;‘ nslcfgxzwgl-121 up 4 .   ,~
to join his wife und little daughter “ere ‘[150 Present' llc- S” 9 5 ~ ~ - ' . _ ' COI1llll1\10llS OW O h
.\lvrtle who lius been spending the gmt" ‘S 9' `m°ve"’e"t “inch was ad' I`ur,I'm`mmg__1ion' ("h""`les Dalton F 7  to   rc estra loc
mg, 8,2, weeks with bel. mother and opted in (fanndii some three yenrn and lrof W. l-;. cameron. V 1'OI`l1 . ~ Balcony 5C
fmhm. Mr( and Mrs John Waugh ago wltli n view to the prevention _U>'_St€FS-lfrlil. ll. H. Shaw (l’l`0-`
~,,~,|m,,t hiueyi M,._ Myers is Presidl of iicvideiits on the ,i-iiilwiiy, nnd  \-iiii‘;Ii;i1l Enirlllifefl M111 Dr. James Kier
ent (_, the (;anudim,_Queen on Coq purpose of Tuesdays meeting was o _ zz Deque
iI_u-___
,_,d_ \,Ce_I.resident ‘Of the Eureka tn interest the locul rnilwuy men in Lobsters-lion. .lolin McLean, of l C'
nnipne , . r. li. J. lluidinp um]
V, I ted
_ _ _ r. lridgeniiin. ' - -
. ~ - » . ' - - d s ecifications can be - -
1 \WllDI\f- In-7i.i.S_-'rie i ri ““’" ""‘l the ““"""‘"h l’.‘""‘“ Sh" 'i'i~ f ii wi - i 10 cconniu the Plans an xp ‘ . ‘ L1 .
/ _ rn,-,~_;.'35‘¥>ir~dll the lute _\lr_ rind Mrs, Nllitlilgdllh wil)s mnvclmipt Bought t" "lm-‘|iliii.e nVf'1‘l' pnrtly: (l).nLdy mT_:ihl£;¢lii'?ii.fi\n, Mrs.ml.ori- Seen at the Summerslde Branch lslst b ylng
. “ _:ggi the sci-ne of n pretty ev;-nt 0,, W,,d_ Able iiiiitideiits, arid eiioriniiiiu Ellfllcss iner, Mrs. finrii-fitt, Mrs. Tntlow :ind Of tl'lC Bilflli and ill the I‘CSl(l€IlCC
-fi,_.,----W -nvmluyl _,my with WMU Mr Jun" h.id ;ilii,.i_iy nttciided its <»pei.i_'iini. Miss _]_uuO“vA of _
*f  _,___ _ - '? ,,(_M_,hm_ of ]’,0n“'\ll_q ' m I Alniu. thirty or forty ut'_u‘er»pt_icoi| w,_l_ .\ (.,_ _] ft t , ’ ‘.
 ` ' ' ‘ ‘ "’8"l views “ere then slimvii <leriiiiii_~;ti':it- H l' H ‘M ‘V “ "“" tl" m"m'   
_ i-niiiertiilile young fiiriiu-i'i~=,\\`1\s united im: H", wmng and uw’ right m,,th_ hers of the (‘i.ininisi~:ion will he guests Sum!-nel-Side
` :"': __.N'."I`:. `~‘ '-1  ' :_ ~_\".""i: ‘ ~_
_ _  .111-;'i:_:.’.’s"__:._:.. ‘;.‘?t;__.‘.f3:.‘ _T€::_t:;"'.=::;°.      ".:_‘.‘_‘__.._'":.::f.‘.f_:JS .‘_“_.':.:f':.._i."if;";._.. 3984-8»f.i2.ii.-i-20.
Wd; Rose Yiilley. Thi- hridv, who win: :';:ll,n\:~‘yl,`tllfLlillilillflliildgulllit  f.ll~rld ,[_l;,‘,), hri#-f, zi sp(-eiiil loezil ciimiiiittee, con~
¢ ciiiiuiiiiigly nttiri-ll in 3 ,mit ,,f “-hit., me l,,_m,UmB hid amvn. HN, ,H S, sistini; nf lliu l'loii|ii~ .lndge .\‘te\~.-irt
  ,silk ti'im.in-il \\i1,h costly white lace, },,,,-,,,;(.,.;_., ,,,,,y“;,,,vLl -tl},,.‘ ,1.,.:,\.,__,,t 1,'-,,_ 'ind _'\l.-i~n<i's. .liihii (J. `Hyn'dmnn and E ___
'und wezirini.; 1| loin; vril, wiiii ,|¢,¢em1_ -\ . ` ° - ~` ` ‘ `
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A New Goods
_ We have a large and excel-
formerly
‘lent assortment of lad-ies
wear now in stock, and new
lines arriving daily. We in-
vite the ladies to call ii and
finspite our blouses in law
white and fancy§corset co
ers, ladies' underware, etc.
Prices so low you cannot re-
Simon Joseph & Co.
ni
V.
QP. E. l. Dry'G00ds Store
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Nu|t,,_ _|._ lmug gm-,. ,,_ f,,|| ,md H, l._ _\itki_n, lending ineiiiliers of the W
tcrestiiif, descriptiiiii of cur-li liictiirf-_ "l\”"l"'<t'“l'“"”l U"-'\"‘l Uf T|`1\'l". llilfl
insisting that it wus iniperiitivcly ilu- TWC" 1\l’l"’l|lU»“l U) ’U"`0~“H" fl l"'0‘
'iluty of every mnn to correct, lin- ;_“r:iiii_'ne of entertainment for the vi;P
rniediutely he obsrfrved it,:iny iliinyir- sitors. ` 'Y Y Y
ous conilitioii, whetlier or not such 1__-._.'5-€.'..._..___._.._ - I
Hori-:L FLANDERS
133-137 West 47th St. New York City
condition come within the pi‘ovii.r-i~
‘ol hii-: dipnrtment. \lr. l.ouy huving
concliidi‘d_ hrief rr~n'i:irks were niniln
liy i\les_<rs Blair, lluncnn, .\lcllf»nnld,
llethuric, Alexander Mc-l)oiiiil<], John
lliiiglir-fi, (.7. J, '1`i'uinor :ind l’. .\lf».
Qiuiiil, .ill of whom expressed their
lienrty nimrecintlnii of the excellent.
lectiire from which they liiid li‘;ii'ii<‘ll
n, good denl that wus both vnlii:ih`i:
und iritwcsting. A vote of tlinnks to
nur" iinimimoiisly c:irried_ Mr. lllrf
J
Sunnyside r" 'W ' "
nnsifitvil hy Rev. .»\_ l). Mcl\`env.ie,
Montreiil. When the cciw-iiimiy Wu-Q
_ perf.firn_cd the usual congriitiilntlonii
l'<)\veii_ on behalf of the irniiui_'c-iiieiit
of the l’. lil. l. Rnilwny, tliniiked the
CLEANSE `l'HE BLOOD
AND AVOID DISEASE
When your blood is impure, weiik,
thin :ind dehiliinted, your system
ln-vrinies susceptible to any or all
disezises.
]’ut your blood in good condition.
ll<iod’s S:irszi|iarilliJ. acts directly
:ind pceuli:irl_y nn the blood-it puri-
iii's_ eiiriclies und revitzilizes it and
biiilds up the wliole systeiii.
test of l`iiriy years. Get it tudaiv.
_ 1 ,~
lerriiiloyces who bird intended. "
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ll0nil’s Sni‘supni'iIlii has stood the I
i
JUST OFF BROADWAY
$1.50 PER DAY UPWARD
l'i-inn) l\':iiiin Stniion `.`il\ .\ ve.. mrs wunnnl lmns1ei_
lliuililrl ilpnii |’ii|iii~.~:i _
ll. l\'. .~`ll.\l{ES. l’ropiie|iir
'|`h-\ iight kind nf n hotel in the iiulii Iocnlily. ln ilic he-_'ul HI Ilir~nli'f- di:;|iir'I :ind
:iiliii-i-ni in ihe _~ln'>iiiiii»p 4 wiiin-‘~. _l'~» .iiively lin- pi‘ofil.A ijI\i~i-ll--ni |~iii~ir\~‘ :i|ill_2\il 1*-\i`<'l‘|`
|,.,,,,|| .,,. 1,.-~iiii,.\ ln: ge nd¢li|ii.ii iusi iinriplolvil uiiiiianninig libral'y,y:i ill :incl liillinrcl hnl
Handsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath,
I-`riiin (Ir:inil4`i‘i\ii:il .\'i:iiior1. rnrs m:ii'l<i‘il "lirri:nl\\':i\"'wiiliinil lrrinslcrrcd
lt is sure to help you. N -
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L Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur Co., Ltd. I Canad
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V   mpany Limited ' 
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Forty Pairs Pedigreed Foxes at 180  °
$ , 00.00 0 pa... 1-"R-EE KEEP FOR FIRST YEAR.
un er construction on the Union
(This ranch will be p one of the largest in the world and is now d ' ' '
Road)
Canada 'Atlantic Fox' and Fur
Company, Limited.
cANApiAN OFFICE: ‘
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
RANCH:
Near Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Authorized Capital, - - - $l,000,000.00
Present lssue - - - - - 750,000.00
3l]UH[1V
to be issued
PAR VALUE SHARES $50.00 EACH
Pnorosnn Issui-1-on 40 Pairs Foxes, Ranch
m Farm rind Equipment.
Y 5 PAYMENTS-20 p. c. on application, balance
Q-\ August 15th, 1914.
Clll2QUl;`S PAYABLE TO
` |11 CANADA ATLANTIC FOX and FUR CO.. LTD.
Applications may be sent to any of thc Direc-
= tors, who will he pleased to meet applic-
` H ants at their several ollices and give full
- ‘ information.
The Treasury Stock (not issued) $250,00000
to be used only for further purchase _of
lar Bearing Live Stock if deemed advis-
a 0. -
OFFICERS
President-Sir Frederick L. Borden,
K. C. M. G., etc., Ottawa
lst Vice-President-D. C. McKay,
Halifax, N. S.
2nd Vice-President-Fred J. Taber
. Boston, Mass
Sec’y-Treasurer-J. Stanley Wedlock,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Thomas Nagle, St. John, N. B.
William Craze, Liverlpool, England.
Geo. F. Urling, Broo line Mass.
F. H. Manning, Windsor,  S.
B. N. Blackadar, Yarmouth N. S
poiituiq Auiaduidg
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Bankers-Bank of Nova Scotia,
_ ' | ‘ Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Solicitors-Johnston & Inmyan, ° -
Ranch
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
lizirdwood making an ideal spot to
prosecute the F ox-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
agisolutely 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.
Ranchiiig Expenses
There will be absolutely no charge
for the ranching of the foxes for the
first year. All charges for keep, food
and everything connected with the
maintainence of the foxes-salaries
of the keeper, watchman, veteiinery
inspector-will be paid by the p_romot--
ers up to Sept. lst, 1915._ This one
item alone means a saving to the
shareholders of from fifteen to twenty-
live per cent, as the charges for keep
in the greater number o companies
is from fifteen to twentty-five per cent.
The shareholders o the Canada
Atlantic Fox and Fur Company, `
Limited. are. therefore, ln a position
to secure the fullest retums from their
investment.
Large vs Small Companies
_ The tendencyin this as in all other
important industries at the present
time is to centralize the business. ‘.viih
the idea that the more foxes that can
be :ranched under 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 twoor three pairs
should prove to be barren it would
have no material effect on the annual
dividends, but ifonly five pairs were in
the ranch and the same thing occured
it would make the dividcndscompz`irat-
ively small.
Future Policy
While the company expects to earn
large profits from the sales of live 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 investment,
carrying out the original idea of the
promoters which is to establish a safe
and permanent fur-farming industry.
Management 'F
As 'will be seen by the names of
our Provincial,Directors the manage-
ment is inthe hands of prominent and
experienced men. All o the directors
have had a large business experience,
and the Secretary-Treasurer and Ranch
Manager are men with a sucsessful -
career inthe 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
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very respect.
Estimated Earnings of this Company
r For Three Years
STOCK_ 1915, 40 PAIRS
Estimate number of pups 1915,
120312 $6,000 _each ............... _.$720,000.00
Retain five pair-s to add to
stock at $6,000 each  ..... ._
Estimate diéidenlil to gtépckholders
flua ml! _ c.
STOCK 1916, /15 PAIRS D
Estimate number of pups 1916,
135 at $5,000 each ..... .., ........ _. $675,000.00
Cost _of _Ranch_ing,etc.,estimated at 20,000.00
Retain five pairs to add to stock
at $5,000_ez_ich_ .................... ._ 50,000.00
Estimate cli;/`ideri]il_ to-sggckholders 605,000,00
- .1 ua in _ _
sropii 1917, soqimind. D C
fstimate number of u S 191 '
150 :it -‘l`»'.l,iD0 each ..... 
Cost_of Rnnch_ing,etc.,estimated at
Retain nve pairs to add to stock
at $4,000 each .........  .......... ..
Estimate dividend to stockholders
Equalling 72 p, c,
V At the end of three years' operations the
stockholders would _therefore have 55 pairs of
foxes in _the ranch. and would receive, on the
ab0V€ €Sflm21f@. $l.305.000.00, equalling an aver-
age of 80 p. c. annually. ln this estimate the
P1106 has beendecreased each year to take care
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Guaranteed
DIVIDENDS
The Company guaran-
tees to the shareholders a
dividend of not less than
ten per cent per annum
upon its paid-up capital
during the first five years
it does business, which is
equal to n total dividend
of fifty per cent. on paid-
up capital in five years.
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_ _ _ APPLICATION, Foiiivi _
' J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, Secy-'1_`re:is. Canadaxktlantic Fox and Fur Co., Lid.,
Dem _Sir:_ Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. '
I hereby make application for __ ...... _.shares in the CANADA ATLANTIC
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1914. Srhould the shares not be'allotted theemhzhy pliilld to lfe regltliillriceed fulllgust’ mt
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