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In all innocence and' lightnell of
heart l set out one morning to send a
Small parcel to England from the town
in Germany where I was staying. At
the postolilce I was confronted by
three booking otlice windows, each
having a' weird and formidpble inscrip-
tion over it. 'These inscriptions were
not to be comprehended- at n glance; ,
so. not wishing to gaze up at them too
|0113. I selected the least crowded win-
dow and handed over my parcel. It
.was promptly returned tome with A
curl: “Go to the next window!" lt
was just that window I specially wish.
ed to avoid. being the most crowded,
but I waited my turn and then made
another attempt. Tho odlcinl looked
at te
me s rnly.
“Have you the circulars?" he asked.
"No," I replied faintly. ~
He handed me three circulars, for
which I had to pay n small sum and
which I was requested to ill up. Pick-
ing up my parcel, I sat down to study
those circulars. They were covered
with instructions, the language used
was magnificent, and the eilect was
so overwhelming that I found lt dliil»
cult to grasp what I was instructed
to do. If my papers were not tllied up
accurately it was not from untruthtul-
ness, but owing to my limited German
vocabulary.
By the time I had described the
parcel, the gross weight thereof in
grams and kilograms. the gross
value thereof in marks and pfennigs
and given a _detailed description of
each article contained therein. with
its separate weight and value. I felt
like nn old inhabitant of that postolilco.
I had seen. as it were. gonerutlonnftcr
generation of stamp purchasers como
and go. und still I remained. As to
the weights, my lden of kilograms
was about on a par with my knowl-
edgo of definite integrals; However, I
did my best. I guessed at the prob-
nble weight of the parcel and divided
the articles into lt.
At length I came to the end. and.
feeling like ll candidate nt an exam-
inntlon. ,I gathered up my papers and
the parcel and»went over to the win-
dow. After wnlLln_g my turn I handed
over the papers. The odlcial glanced
at thcm, then at the parcel. and
frowned. 4 ` '
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a'slred sternly.
“Ya-n-al" I stammered.
“Then go home and weigh them
lagnln. You have put them down at
hall' atom!"
There was no help for it. With a
sigh I gathered up my papers and
went hack to a secluded corner. After
patiently reducing all the weights I
again presented the papers. This time
they were passed. and I was sent on
to the next department. where I had
to purchase and nil up another docu-
ment. I was now getting into toms.
and ,this paper was soon dealt with.
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Now, if there is one thing upon which
I pride myself it is upon the neat way
in which l» tum out a' parcel. So,
smothering my lndlgnationnswell as
Lcould, I 'assured ,him that iti would
be all right. that it was perfectly safe
and that there was nothing in it which
was hreakable. He repeated tlrmly
that it was insecure and- that he could
not take it. So I sadly -collected my
Diller: and the parcel and went home
to dinner. .» i ~ »
I 'spent all the afternoon trying to
purchase a cardboard box of 'exactly
the right proportions and some wntor- ,
proof cloth to wrap round lt. i next
procured a stick of sealing wax and a
Gorman seal. and by the time l had
ilnished that parcel looked as it Sit
were prepared 'to travel to the north A
polo. » '
It was now getting” toward evening,
and I was feeling wearled after my
day‘s work, so I besouzht my til-other
-s willing, gulioless youth-to take it '
to tho postoliloo. Bo tool: it soiinno- ,
eantly. that my conscience reprosched
me for not having alum him s word
or lien-ning. Ha was a long time gene, _
that was to be expected. Whoa
him como in my heart sank in
lake it like this," he I
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selling was?" I cded
bolt
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Investing for Profit
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T Gem Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd
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Are Now Presenting This Golden Opportunity to You
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strains of P. E. Island Foxes-All eligible for registration in Class “A” of the P. E. Island Fox Breeders As-
socxatlon.
. e Present Stock Issue
Capitalized at $80,000 divided into 1600 Shares. Shares $50 each Par Value Payable, 20 p. c. Cash with
Application. Balance on August 20th, 1914.
V I . Ranching
` The Ranch will be ideally located at Freetown, P. E. I, Will contain every modern convenience and
device for the safety and comfort of the foxes. Ranch supervision under thc direction of Mr. M. A. McDonald,
an experienced and capable rancher
  . Points to Remember
1. Pure Bred Stock
2. Low Capitalization
3. Cost of Ranching only 5 p. c. of Yearly Increase
4. Expert Supervision of Ranch
5. Efficient Management
One Good Investment is Worth a Lifetime of Labor
Send in Your Application Today
DIRECTORATE ‘
ROBERT C. AULD, Freetown, President. y ‘
WILLIAM McNEILL, Dalhousie, N. B. Vice-President.
CHAS. E. TAYLOR. Freetown, P E. I. Secy-Treasurer.
D. M. MCDONALD, Farm Stock & Fox Exchange, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
J. HEDLEY AULD, Regina, Sask.
JOHN M. MCDONALD, Real Estate Broker, Red Deer City, Alta.
JAMES B. COULSON, Worcester, Mass
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Silver Fox Company Limited
Ranch and Office - - Fortune Cove, P. E. l.
Authorized Capital - - - $82,500.00
Shares, each - - -f - 50.00
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Harold S. Skerry, Westport, Connecticutt, Manager of
Southern New England Telephone Company, President;
William Hill, Westport, Conn. Contractor Vice-President;
Geor e D. Warren, Fortune Cove P. E. I. lfarmer and Fox
Rancher, Secretary-Treas' Charles Lyons. Weston, Conn.
Gentleman; William A. llfarren North Newry, Me., Lum-
ber Dealer and Stock Breeder; lirancls A. Sweet. Cascum-
pec, P. E. I. Gentleman; George M. Matthews, 0’Leary,
Barrister at law.
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Five pairs of Highest Grade Black Silver forces, eligible
for registration in Class "A" mcludmg a pair of tested
Breeders.
Highest Grade Foxes
Low Cafiitalization
Location o Ranch Ideal
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TERMS: 25 p. c. with application.  in 30 ga
Application may be made to any of the Directors.
you_r application at once as this is one of the best oppor-
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