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MCG _ War, Island i_s the richest province-according
to SIge_-in the Dominion and the service provided the
gnénllic will now be more complete and extensive than
We are dealers in the secu 't' f th'
Full particulars will be furnished gnlgiqiiest. ls Company'
F. B. McCurdy & Co
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Get Your Supplies
at Bruce Stewart’s
Owners of _ autos, motors, motor boats or farm
save time, avoid trouble, get best quality goods at lowest ._
prfices when you buy your supplies here. Note these special
o ers.
Spark-plugs 40c to $1.25 each ,
Fresh dry cells every week.
Pliers of irlckel plated drop-forged tool steel 350.
High quality gasoline 25c per imperial gallon.
Primary and secondary wire. ~ <
Cup grease according to quality 10c to 25c a pound.
Prompt repairs at moderate charges.
A Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd
l Steam Navigation Wharf
ilu* i V i
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engines
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In The Square of Satisfied Customers
_This Square is increasing every day.
" Another Car of those Stylish
Crown Line Carriages
Arrived, Now set up ready for your in-
‘ spection, they are the nicest yet, we
keep our stock up-to-the-Minute.
Join The Square
of eternal Satisfaction by
Buying From Us
W. Grgnt & C0. .
With “The House Of Quality”
and Cos
rsumsii Adams °°d°,',J,§f,,d _,Qi B'°
NEAL si.1om\'s ima. Businss Card .
George Neill "
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Commission Merchant St. Johll 9» Nfl 0- .
Respectfully Solicits Consignment All Kinds Live Stock.
' a Prom i REFERENCE
Quick sales an P Any branch bank of Nova Sootig
Rei2L mtM. _ _ _
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SOME OF P. E. I. ATTRACTIONS
Prince Edward Island is the heat spot on earth in which to spend
a vacation. It is more. it is thc ideal lnud ws've all heard and sung about
Ill U-1° lmlorou days of childhood and youth. ‘-‘The‘ Land cf Pure Delight-"
Home ot its outstanding features are '
'A LAND oy- nnaurv. ” ‘  ' I
U Three hundred and seventy-eight years ago Jacques Cartier wrote!-
All this land is low and the most. beautiful. . . . ‘iiisls a land of
the best temperature which it is Possible to see." Thoiisands of tour-
lllt visitors attest that it is more beautiful today, and the most at-
tlalrtive summer resort in the entire Domlinion oi Canada. '
‘A nnl.1on1-FUL summon ommivrn.
Gentle scenes laden with the breath of the een blow from the
south and the west all through the long summer days. dying with the
rod and gold amber sud grecn of ii gofzcous sunset. The nlitilii 81° DI'
“aye cool and bright, insuring refreshing rest and sleep. There are D0
logs. _
A LAND OF' HEALTH.
In no country docs so hh-ge .1 proportion ol the people live to H
green old age. Only about one pop cent. of the population dies each
your. The report oi the Registrar oi viisi Statistics for the your 1013
shows than of 5 total of 983 deaths there were
130 over 60 years of age; .
188 over 70 years of age;
110 over 80 years of aze.
27 over 90 years of age. '
The infant mortality of other countries is almost unkiiow-.. -fre.
There is no other land under the sun where 40 per cent. of the population
live to pass the seventy year span of lilel
A LAND OF ABUNDANCE.
In no other country is there greater abundance of the best food
of clear, sparkling water in town and rural districts alike. '
Lamb of finest ilnvor;
Eggs, milk, butter and cheese;
The most luscious oysters in World
Lobstcrs in great abundance; - l . » 1
Sea and brook trout, mackerel, cod, etc,; ' l ', 1
Wild geese, brunt, plover, duck and partridge in their lesion; - 
Strawberries, raspberries, blue erries, cranberries; \` E
Apples and plums of rare excellence; cherries and small fruit are
plcntiiully produced. '
Prince Edward Island crop are. I 1913: Wheat." 29.500 he-res; oats,
176,200; barley, 4,200; peas, 70; mixed grains, ‘7,500; hay and
clover, 184,100; buckwheat, 2,600; potatoes; 31,400; turnips, etc.,7,400;
corn lor iodder, 260. I
Prince Edward Island live stoc (June 30th, 1918): 36,000 horses,
18,600 nzilch cows, 64,300 other cattle, 85,700 sheep, 43,800 swine. `
V P.E.I_ farm crops, exclusive of fruits, in 1913, were valued at,
as follows: Wheat. $450,000; oats. 2,420,000; barley, $80,000; mixed
grain, $203,500; buckwheat, $42,500; roots, $626,000; hay, $3,000,000.
Total, $8,186,000.
P.E.I. has $246.w0rtli ol farm implements Per farm, as against
$157 in N, B., and $87 worth in N.S.
. AGREEABLIG SOCIAL CONDITIONS.
and
ff? i
The Island is socially a land of the golden mean.
Few are very rich and almost none are poor.
The great majority enioy comfort and prosperity.
Sobriety and order everywhere prevail.
In no part of the American Continent is there proportionately so
little serious crime. ;
~’i`hers are no tramrps and beggars are unknown.
Churches and schools are abundnnt._
POSTAL AND OTHICR FACILITIES.
There are HSL post oiiices-one to every 4) square miles.
Throughout 5 large part oi the Province tlisre isiree delivery 0! the
mails daily ut the farmers’ road gates. .
The Prince Edward Island Railway intersects the Island in every dl-
rection, bringing four-flths of its area within five miles of the rail!-
Telephone lines all over the Island connect 175 towns, villages and
settlements. '
SOME SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR TOUOISTS
on 'mn Nonru snonn.
The ramllart of sand dunes, any miles long, thrown up by the
waves. .
The long shallow la/goons inside the dunes, the haunts of Ilsh and
waterfowl.
Scores oi miles of bread, clean hard sand beaches, the dsllght of
IN' GENERAL.
Suri bathing god sheltered Seo bathing; ‘
. Shooting wild geese, duck, brent partridge and plover in their season,
Fishing brook and sea trout, mackerel and other ees fish.
Clam linking, plcnicking, oyster digging.
Boat sslllng and rowing. Hundreds of motor boats.
` A In on.».m.o'r'rn'roWN.
Park, 60 acres within tea tainutee. walk of sus post 0m,,|_
and drives, tennis courts, cricket andghslehall.
osii I.iiiks.
seat of B Legislative 'Assemylily older than
Rocky Point.
HBrhor’s mouth.
waters for boating, bs-thia¢,_ oyster
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ns ol the 'iln's|t‘ harbors in Osnsds, entirely
front oi over four mils. .»
broad meocdauiined streets. with concrete side-
siid shade trees.
water supvlv eyitemiis pure, cold. spring wster is
none better ,ln Canada or the world.
of I5 miles in and/ around Ohsrlcttetovn, there
su emi ci f.ne'es¢'»t mai-im smieien il, emacs.
.  ‘  vox iuitoiuis. I
1..., ' ` isis me himcsn 'win use gi-.si into-in hi' moi; on
scores 6:30;  sn WW! 400104 '°“°f "I0 NW" IM M-
¢.rsi~,»crtioiie*~‘  I ' ' I
"?.‘al.Islang"hs'e '%:i°e°¢irpc1"sted'lea coiiiisnies, with sn sethcrlssd
¢.nw.si.suf m.no.ooo; on u sims; ai sinensis; awfiom-
“_ _ .
I duixx fleet
33| uimoo
ol foxes,
and Bolisn
tcm; is esstivicy niioigii-
Compauy, Limited. was incorporated
in 1913 with six pairs of foxes, at
$60,000. This Uompany-re-capitaliz-
ed in 1914, with 20 pairs of beanti
ful Silver Black Foxes, ar, -815,00
per pair, making a. total capitalize.
tion of $300,000.
breeders, and fourteen pairs (191-i
pups), making 5 total of 20 pairs
-all young foxes- good for at loser.
_ THE RANCH
The ranch is situated on the
well known Glenaladalc Form, owned
bv Major C. McKinnon, formerly
the homestead of Sir William Mc-
Donald, and is only 12 miles from
Charlottetown, in s slliet locality
sufficiently removed from ally- dls-
turbance.
THE RAN CHER
Mr. Arthur W. McKinnon, our
Ranch Manager, has had much ex-
perience in -breeding foxes, and has
the practical knowledge necessary to
efhcieutly manage and care for the
animals.
The foxe will be ranched free of
Pinch Ewlrn ISLAND   ,  s
   The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company, 
 CAPITALIZATION . . $300,000
SHARES $25.00 I-:Acn -
IHI LIIIII   UF PURE -IIELIEIII F08 `Pl2ESIDENT`i»Jr.)Z§I.;.M DONALD
IIIIIIIISIS MII] IIIII.I'|I SiiKlII$ V,"§;{;,“;“,jiS§,;;°;§ef;§;;EP,;,§~‘;,,GAN
Farmer; Scotchfoit. P. E. I.
Farmer; Glenaladale, P. E. I.
purposes.
The Glenadale Silver Black Fox I The promoters of this Company
Are retaining $80,000 Worth of
stock for themselves. $20,000 worth
has already -been disposed of, leav-
illg $200,000 to he ollercd to investors
at $25.00 per share, with 3 guar-
rantee that 9, dividend of 50 per
cent. will be paid in cash in 191-5,
or whatever more it may be,
THE FOXES Tho Glcnainduls Silver Black Fvox
Co Limited in 1913 uuranteed n
.. - g
Six pairs (one year old) proven 'divdciids of' 50 per cent., but om
wills to pay 50 per cent. in cash
and 50 per cent. in stock in ~ 1914.
The Company is in good standing
10 yshrs. This Cooipsny has bought .glifl to 'inch and every investor tlw
some of the yosr’s options on foxes ":'3_0f »-cvtvmliof. 1914. We Ball 801'!
with n guarantee that they are I- “fitgevo given will d-'30 pxrdccut.
psdigrsod and of the highest strain 01°” _nu wvrromev .’ iv we.
Bud very heat qauuty I»_ E_ Inand IIEB1 Ellie that IB 1915 all U16 lIli1l'~
gnmous xo",-,_ _ orders in4tliis rc-capitalized company
,will be anlc to say they received
more than they were promised.
‘,‘ This Company can truthfully say
_'that they have not one cent oi.Wat-
ered stock in the Company, Now,
|Mr. Investor, if you were s. Com-
oany and we t,1ie shareholders, we
would look to you for justice to
Hive us all that was honestly due,
ns. We would not like for you to
.buy 3 pairs of foxes at $15,000 per
pair ($45,000) and form a fox com-
panv and capitalize your concern at
l$60,000 and make us pay, as shui-e~
holders, for it. The Gleiialadale Silv
fer Black Fox Colrflmny, Limited, will
‘ask vou to donotliing like that, We
,want to lst you in on the ground
floor.
` NOTICE.
Whei. h fox company guarantees
s
charge to the Company for the first
vear.- This means 0. larzo D9-VYDZ
to the shareli0,ders, as some compo
nies have ti PGY as hi-gh as 25. Def
No.
gwwwuHHwHHww»wHHHQuwwH
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Noi-th Shore 
The average
snsnms
Bhnreu are selling sit 896.00
esch; I0 per cent. with spvliestison
and the hslsnee on or before Bev-
teinber lst, 1914.
Simply fill out the aPl>llUti°l
from and meil to llsior 0. lleltiii-
goii Beeretsry.'rrsss\irei- -, Glenala-
s s.
- All cheques tmet be made psyeib
g to "The Gleiialsdsls silver Bleek
or 00., Ltd."
'A POINTER
I inson c. mxnoroic. '
Olsnslsdsle, P. ll. I.,
B - enrei-
ar lisfors leptmilisr ist. 1914~
i _ ; , 'huts-ioua»a¢.sqe.i.
nov specified dividend to its shore-
holders, and when said company is
sn incorporated body. you need not
i
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" at £220
“ nt £125
si
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at £210
SECRETARY-TREASURER-MAJOR C. MCKINNUN
Farmer, Real Estate and Trader; Glenaladale, P. E. I.
RANCH MAN AGER-ARTHU R W. MQKINN ON
WILLIAM HENRY TOWNSEND
General Contractor. Rollo Bay, P. E. I.
INTRODUCTION cent, of the increase for raachingbe afraid oi any unfair plsy, for
such fi company is compelled to Psy
what they promise, and, besides,
ery interest is taken for the wel-
fare of both tho investor and the
company. s
"Phe promoters of this Company
BFG all shove board and will not
permit any crook to come in and do
anything that is not right. Anyone
holding stock in t-his Company who
is dissatisfied can by uotliying the
Secretary-Treasurer, have his or her
money promptly refunded.
FORTUNI.-IS IN FOXES
There is money in fox ranching
more than anything else ever known,
It is good for the sich man and
_r:oi»d for the poor mmi. A poor ma/n
cannot buy a pair of Silver Black
Foxes but he can easily |-aloe $25.00,
E-0.00, or $100.00. By investing in
this Company he gets back his mon-
y ln at least two years and
then he will have au income for
life and for his children to come,--
nnd aitcr there will be money in fox
farming. Onc of the reasons for .this
is that P. E. Isl-and has now 95 per
ent. of the v.'orld's foxes in captivity.
For every one pclt that can be
raised there are more than -25
wealthy people waiting for it in Lon-
don, Russln, France and America.
PELT VALUES
The Fox Pelts have advanced
greatly in price since 1910 and you
Cnn see for yourself. what money was
in them then. .
Below are the particulars ol sale
of s consignment of Bilves Fox Russ,
shipped from Prince Edward Is nd
ranches to London, Englald, and
sold there in, Muroh, 1910: »
FOX DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO DATE.
of Skins Kind. P1066
Silver £310
I I
500
210
160
(46 '
280
540
310
440
430
250
340
340
200
370
I 65
X 560
270
200
280
290
420
'gasses
Avcrs¢ein.£zs4,i5.i0 or $1ss5.9s. ve' skin-
Authorized
.  25.000
Silver Tip .... ..   . .   -
Murray Harbour  ..   50,000 100.000 I
Magic .   -....-.... .|    100.000 172,000
Eureka    ...i....  . .  30.00" 531500
Union       190.000 114.000
Riverside Fai-niln|; Company  .  50.000 112.500
Royalty      90.000 216.000
Magnet       50.000 170.000
011, 40,000 8.000
Pioneer       100.003 
  . ..  100.00
`°     10.000 50.000
     15.00. nov
Maritime       40.000 13333
‘cash dividends olthcss companies is 208 per cent.
These Mm.” may be ,armed by E_ (;_ companies ns stated by one of the
enquiry to Mem,r¢_ g_ "_ Lamps0n& Following are dividends reported Charlottetown daily newlpspelq
Company 64 Queen Bti-cet, London. to have been paid by 90'” ‘lf U10 1913-
Cash Per
R““°h 9 ` caplhii nivisehss cent.
unbur       ...$100.00 3320.000
gpring yPark  .... . . . ..  .. ..._ 90.000 45.000
Peerless    .. .. .. .. .  20,000 190,000
Prospect  .  ..  .. . .  60.000 00300
Smiil. ...... .-..... ..... ..~ . ..» i . . ....... 150,000 60,000
Dalton    ...    025.00” 250.000
820
45
900
100
40
40
95
200
172
175
60
20,750
225
240
340
20
225
25
500 _
50
33
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ats.ga_...sL."" "“"°*“"°~ 'M' $-
S13
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Jose gg give you 5 little idea of,
.Mu _ld chan-inoiit
:gr iiiguihvsstor. ws win azure is out I gtosuzisofwrapuvn 1:0130 nr
I 0 f xes n the an that Y0\lI' “V10 W" °
Xiheiiintndwsiighogzlzlcii #sir groans- bout 200 pei: cent., faltesd 0| 50 Pe
es litter of only four foxes. VM! "nt-
is gina! to 40 Darirs and at 515.000 FINAL WORD
si- pair it would figure out at SMU.-
000. Now, if we had to pay even 15 A zrent deal hal been wrlthl
per cent. of the lncnesss for ranching “Mont Ranches, Grades of Foxes, ste.,
purposes (which' is considerably low ,hut after all the me obiect that
er than some comps/nies pay) lt wou every investor should icq 1-More hilt
id mm, thai, ws should have to psy‘|s the dividend he is going to get
390,000 for ranching expenses.. Iwe have tiled to show you in DW#
We ranch the foxes free ici- the English what we can do for you lil
diet year. so that in addition-to al now that you have our proposition,
gusrantsefl illvldsmll of 50 pei- cent., compare it with the eller inside
we save you this large outlay oilsnv other cciirpe.-ny nom in lamina
shoe the hos ranching of foxes mean money. While we guarantee 50 per -and then judge for yourself.
APPIAUATION FORM.
“Th GIJEN AUADALE SILVER BLACK FOXOOYPANY LETID
scretsiy'l‘res - ‘ . » -
i noisy miami. io        sim. hi-'rim ohsmhmnis snmis so
AUK FOX 00HPANY,'l..!M`l’l‘lilD,"snd agree to psy 25 pei- cent. oirsppllcstioii; the bslsnh pole Ni! N.
Name  _ ......
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