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Gleiialadale Silver Black F ox Company
_ ----_--limited
(Now tobeJncreaoedto$300,000)
In 12,000 Shares of $25 Each
BOARD or oinscvonsi
VICE-PRESIDENT
Joseph Egan, of Southport, P. E. I.
RANCH MANAGER
Arthur McKinnon
SECRETARY-TREASURER
Major McKinnon, of Glenaladale, P. E. I.
BANKERS
Royal Bank of Canada, Charlottetown A
SOLICITORS
McLean & McKinnon, Charlottetown
REGISTERED OFFICE
Glenaladale, P. E. I.
PROSPECTUS
The name of the Company shall be The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
The Company has been formed for the purpose of breeding, raising, buying, selling and dealing
in Silver Black Foxes, foxes of other breeds. other furbearing animals, cattle, sheep, horses and other
live stock. and to carry on farming, ranching and kindred businesses.
The ranch of the Company islocated on the estate of Glenaladale, the property of Major C.
.VlcKinnon, and formerly owned by Sir William MacDonald. the finest landed property in the Province
its buildings alone being valued at $210,000.
The holding of the Company consists of_ six pairs of Silver Black Foxes, (proven breeders), a_nd
fourteen pairs of 19151 pups. The twenty pairs being young, may reasonably be expected to give
good results for a period of ten years.
These foxes have been carefully selected from the_best strains of Prince Edward Island,
Newfoundland and Western foxes, and have been _chosen with a view to produce size and quahtx in
offspring. Great care has been exercised in making the selections and no option has been en
except with the ‘proviso that the pups shall be approved by Major McKinnon.
The proceeds of this _issue v_vi_ll provide sufficient capital_ to pay for the twenty pair of foxes at
$15,000 per pair, and permit sufficient capital bemg placed in the treasury to defray all working
expenses for next year.
The gualihcation of the Directors shall be the holding of shares in the Company to the amount
of dve hun red dollars.
_ The Secretary-Treasurer, Major McKinnon, in whose personal control the ranch is, has had
considerable experience as a fox rancher, and is well known throughout the length and breadth of
the Province _as an experienced and reliable breeder of._and dealer in all kinds of live stock._ The
aiich has his personal supervision. The Directors will retain $80,000 worth of stock ui the
mpany.
....d i.fi§.'T.’}§2?i2.ii$3i°.Bg”é‘h.@.'$§‘§$i§ i“‘i?§f§§li3“h'$§i..§‘3‘§.?i‘2°.f‘.§’i3?i‘§§i°.i'.§.'7.i§°““‘“ ‘°"°‘°’
The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company Ltd., eamed one hundred per cent dividend in
 d'l`he prospects for 1914-5 are such as to give reasonable anticipations of at least 50 per cent.
iv-i -n .
'I`he Comfpany has no “watered” stock, and commission on the sale of shares is limited to a
maximum of li teen per cent. but arrangements have been made whereby no more than ten per cent.
shall be paid, the Secretary-Treasurer handling the bulk of the issue direct.
The demand for pure ranch bred Silver Black Foxes for breeding urposes is greater thgn the
supply and_will probably remain so for at least three years. T_he domestibation of the precious ilver-
Black Fox is an entirely new, and an enormously ‘profitable industry from a pelt value alone, and
mlmng to calculations by experts, exceptionally igh dividends, averag‘ei;§ twen -three per cent.
' be o tainable for fifteen years after a gielt basis has been reached, lheregter a minimum
average dividend of fifteen per cent. at whic profitable foundation the industry should remain.
The Fox Pells have advanced greatly in price since 1910.
Belwaretlieparticular f lef ' tfSil 'F F ,`l ’
Edward ligand ranches to Londi?n(,)Efiaglai‘i)d,2inctlo!siis;!§Ii£Gi'!; ii?Mar`t]:i=if'l9T0: urs sh Wed hom Pnnce
No. of Slilnii. Klnil. Price.
1 Silver £310 '
1 ’ ,, X 530 i»
.. 210
.. 160
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Average-£284, 15|. Sd., or $1,885.08, poi- mn,
 may be verified by inquiry to Messrs C.M. Lampson &Coinpany,64 Queen
` A ‘ For Broker from london in 1913 _daimnea iidmide of fd. of ine fem in me
daily newspapers, 1913. _
Ranch
3lll’ll1¢Pu-k ...... ..  .
Murray Harbor  .. ..
Stoc 35 or cent
bonus.
Black Prince Fox Co., 50 per cent.
Magic Fox Co., 50 per cent.
MAJOR C. McKiNNoN,
GLENALADALE, P. E. I.
Fox CoMi>ANv, LiMii‘Ep.”
from date.
Address . _ _ _
Date... ...........  ....... _.191
Bunbury............   . . . .
......$100,000 _~ 8300.000
Poerleu...... . . .. . . .. ... ..... . . . .
 20.000 180.000
Prospect  .. . . .  ..   ..... ..60,000 00.000
Smith  .   .    150.000 60.000 40
Dalton   . ,... . . .. . . .. 625,000 250.000 40
Silver Tip  . . . . ..
llnglc  ... ... . .. . ..  
Enroll  ... 1..  . . . . . .
 30.000 53.500 70
Union,     ...  . . 
Riverside Farming Company  .. 
R.oynlty..........  . 
Magnet  . . . . . . . . .. .. . 
0'Leary..... . . . . .
.. . . .. .   40.000 8,000 20
Pioneer.........  .  .
North Shore .'... . ....  .. . . . . 100,000 25.000 35
I!osemont.........   ... . . 
Tyne Vnlley......... . . . . . .
... . .. .  _
Maritime  ....   .. .. . 
Malpequo Silver Fox  ..........
sddi nivei-`............     s1,ooo zs,5oo so
The average cash dividend of thcsecnmpaules is 208 pei' cent-
Rlclimond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.
Name ........................ ._
Antlwrllill ' Cnlh P01'
Cnpltnli Dl\'0l00l\ Colt.
' 820
 .. 90.000 45.000 40
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100
23,000
100.750
178.000
305
100
178
25.000
50,000
100,000 °
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100,000
50,000
90.000
50,000
114,090
111.500
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110.000
. . ....100,000 225.000 230
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1s,ooo smsoo so
4o,ooo 13.333 sa
4o,ooo. so.ooo 15
 - PRESIDENT Among the dividends paid this year, 1914, in spite of the war, are the following:
' Glenaladnle Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.. 100 per cent. 50 per cent. in ollh.
so per mi. didn. bonu Ano ouanmres or so ren cisN'r.ANo
WHATEVER MORE FOR 1915
Westmoreland Silver and Tip Patch Co. 70 per cent. 35 por cont. club.
lr p . ‘ _
Rayner Intoinntlonnl. 40 per cent. 20 por cent. cash. 20 per coiitndaforred.
li. J. Mendel co., Lid., ioo per coin. so per coin. cash. oo per cent. stock
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Murray Harbor S. B. Fox Co., 30 per cent. 
Crapaud S. B, Fox Co., 40 per cent.
New London Fox and Farm Lands, Ltd., 200 per cent. )
Royal Silver Black Fox Co., 110 per cent.  "
Diamond Silver Black _Fox Co., 80 per cont. I 1 '_
Carruthers' Sliver Black Fox Co., 30 p er cent. »< , ,_." l 1 _ `
Provincial Sllver Black Fox Co., 40 per cent. -
Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox Co., 00 per cent. " ` ' ` " 'C `
Secretary-Treasurer“'1`He GLENALADALE Sil.vER BLACK
' I hereby subscribe for ...... ._  ....................... ...Shares in
"The Glenaladale Silver _Black Fox Company, Limited,”
to pay 25 per cent on application; the balance within three months
per cent. and whatever more for 1915.
Angus Cameron, Cylde River, P. E. I.
R. B. Colwt-ll, Halifax, N. S.
J. L. licthorlugtnn, care of The Tobcii Co, Halifax, N. S.
ltev. Father Gills, Indian River, P. E. I.
H. F. Foshan, Mount Stewart, P. E. I.
Misa Mary Hennebery, 708 Crescent Road, Calgary, Alta.
H. W. Flalger, Picton, N. S.
Mlss Mary A. Blake-ny, 139 Wright street, St. John, N. B.
Rev. A. Patterson, 33 Carleton St., St. John, N. B.
Richard E. Ellis, 325 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass.
Nelson Cnrew, Hunter Rlvor, P. E. I.
Alex. Martin, Valloyllold, P. E. l.
Dr. C. D. Crcvlston, Rock Island Texas.
Albert P. Carleton, Boston, Mass.
K. G. Fraser, 61 Worchoiiter St., Boston, Mass.
Miss Jennlo Kee, 135 Mnlno St., Boston, Mass.
John Joseph Muloaty, 11 Madison St., Malden, Moss.
Patrick Foley, Kildare, P. E. I.
John H. Hamilton, 54 Navolosk St., Amherst, N. S.
John A. Campbell, 5 Ashland St., Maldon, Mass.
John H. Skerry. Malden Square, Malden, Mass.
John Wesley Sllllkcr, 17 Madison Bt.. Malden, Musa.
Mloa Mary E. Poter, 142 Garden St., Pawtucket, R. I.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, 2441 Porter St., Los Angeles, Cal.
George A. Taylor, Halifax. N. S.
Paul Doyle. Mount siowdri, P. E. i.
William C. Davidson, 240 Roble St., Halifax, N. S.
Arthur Boutliler, 105 Booth Park St., Halifax, N. S.
Cornelius E. Fleming, Chisholm District, Mlnnlsota, U. S.
Ralph V. G. LePlne,'181 Barrington' St., Halifax, N. S.
Arthur Brennan, Summeralile, P. E. I.
Thomas Pushle, Box 20.'New Glasgow, N. S.
T. C. James, Box 267, Chnrlzrttetown, P. E. I.
Mrs. Hannah P. Jamal, Box 257, Charlottetown, P, E. I.
Mrs. Mary Sllllker, 31 Cottage Place, Malden, Man.
A Few of our Satisfied Sharehoders
Thin' 'a 'diiisrdfiiieddmesdfin and 'ediii'1oo. i. 1
di11id¢...d'i.-<>‘f.."t"i'ii."gc;'iiia:i~f§i.tiii>iiLiz SILVER BLAcK°Si=<i'x°cof°L£iii>ifvvdm §'§daran°i;§ ginso 3513335-‘5i>'5‘i5`“3t4ii5iAm"m°"mB 0
John J. Maclnnls, Blooming Point, P. Bl 1.
Mrs. Annie Silllkor, 17 Madison St., Malden, Mass.
Mrs. J. T. Mullins, Kensington, P. E. I.
Timothy Ervin, Malden. Mass.
J. Marshall Murray, Bay View, Plctou County, N. 8.
W. J. MacGulre, 311 Fitzroy, C. B.
Lindsay Kirkpatrick, 126 Hollls St., Hnllfnx, N. S.
I-‘red Cahoon, East Port Medway, Queens Co., N. S.
Bertha MacKinnon, 39 Dwight St., Boston. Mass.
W. E. Wltmnn, Picton, N. S.
Maurlco E. Wllman, Plctou, N. S.
Simon Lott, Stanley Hotel, Pictou, N. S.
Theresa Lott, Stanley Hotel, Picton, N. S.
iullillwliulls
(Continued from page ten)
lt is then worked out by the ofllcerg
of the section which makes the_8q|¢
arrangements and issues the neccnnuy
executive orders for it. Here the King'
again saw otllcers poririg over large
scale maps. on which wnoclenriy
shown the position at the moment of
both sldol. Ho was able to trace out
the inception and development of some
scheme and the decision of the com.
mander-ln~Chief which perhaps eridgq
in nn action some 30 mllesnway.
The Quartermntei'-Genersi'n D9.
pertinent was also vlslted. Here were
presented to his Majesty the lm;
heads of the various department; un.
der the Quartermaster-Geneml-Sup.
pllel. Ordnance. Transport, Railway
Transport. Remounts, Veterinary and
Postal Services; the heads, in fact,or
the auxiliary iirvlces which are reiipon.
sible for all that which may be termed
the sustenance of an army and its
maintenance ln the field. How multlfar.
loua are the duties, besides those con.
neoted with the supply of food, dealt
with by this department may be gang.
ed from the fact that they vary from
the provision of monster liowitzers to
bootlaoes. During his short stay hid
Majesty was initiated into some of
the intricacies of the problem oi
catering for a modern army, _
Dlatrlbutlon of -Medal;
Aftor making il dislrlhutioii of four
Distinguished Conduct Medals and
one Vfctorln Cross, the King and the
Prluce of Wales left by motor for thc
Headquarters of the Belgian Army.
Among those ln attendance were Mu-
linrajah Sir Protap Singh and the
Mahnrajah of Bikiiner, A. D. C.'s to
the King. The Prfncé of Wales
acted as pilot, an usual driving an
open car. On the frontier, his Majesty
was met by the King of the Belglans,
who accompanied hlni to the town
where Headquarters were situated.
,There ln the market-place, was drawn
up ii, strong force of Belgian troops,
who were inspected by his Majesty.
They then marched past, King George
taking thc salute. After this a short
Shares are selling at $25,00 each; 25 p. c. with ap lication and the balance within three months. _ "S0 “S Paid ¢° the H021 de Ville-
Sénaifly fill out t e application form and mail to Major C. McKinnon, Secretary-Treasurer, °°f,“'f,‘,“dR”Y. ‘,"° “?“"“““"‘°"d ,S‘““»
Glennie e P- E- 1- ~ ‘lilo ai n.‘2"i<i}.’§"’..'i'?§§°“°n.i§i§ll§
All CHCQUCS l’IlllSt bt! l’l'i8d€ D2Y3b1e t0 “cléllaladllle SHVET B|3Ck FOX CO., Ltd” situated close to the sea, whence lull-
APPLICATION FORM
clieon was served. Before leaving. his
Majesty honoured King Albert by iii-
vestlng him wltli the Order of the
Garter, and also conferred the Grand
Cross of St. Michael and St. George
upon Boron de Broquevllle, the Bel-
gian Premier and Minister of War.
SATURDAY
Saturday, the 5th, a diiy of pouring
rniii-was the last spent by the King
with his army in the field. lt started
with presenation of the Victoria Cross
to one of the first native soldiers to
win that coveted distinction, since
the privilege of being eligible for lt
was granted to Indian soldiers by his
‘Majesty at the Durbai' at Delhl. After
that il vlslt was paid to the office of
the Adjutant-General, where was
present also the Provost~Murslinl. The
system of supplying reinforcements,the
adinlnistratioii of martial law, and the
method of dealing with refugees wltli-
iii the zone of operations. and with
prisoners of wiir. were here explained.
The Map Branch of the Intelligence
Section of the General Staff next
i-laimed attention. Here were next
stacks of maps varying from tlioi-ic of
large extents of country to the plans
of towns and small areas prepared lo-
cally by the Printing Company, Royal
Engineers, which the King saw actunl-
ly at work. The average number of
iuaps and plans issued daily to the
The last vlslt paid was to the head-
quarters ot the Royal Flying Corps.
wllero as in other places. thee norm-
nl routine was kept up. His Majesty
addressed the ofllcerii and men of the
corps. Machines were being overhauled
and repaired iii the workshops, while
In the aerodrome others were starting
out on roconnalsnnce duty or roturn~
lng. Hls Majesty liispoctcil oiio of
tlie captured oeroplancs and witnessed
some special flights. showing the same
keen interest ln military avlatloii that
he has always evinced. Indeed the
scene of great nctlvlly proseiitcil by
that portion of the corps pri-iiciil. ul.
General Hcadquarlorii niiisl. liiivc pre-
nontod n strange iioutriist to that other
scene nl. Farnborough sonic 2'/J yenrie
Gdwln J. Thompson,l9 Sacramento Place, Cambridge, Man. nm when ,hu King for "N, nm mm.
Mrs. J. R. Hoaro, Slolliirtou, N. S.
Proctor H. Biittlsto, lx Home St.. Cuinlirldge,'Masu.
Nelson J. Riggs, Halifax, N. S.
Inspected the lt.F.C.. llioii iii its iii-
fnncy, tho total iiiuntor holiig slx iilli~
corn and tw_o inferior aoropliiiios.
Throughout his tours the i»ial`oty of
FlorenceKeavoney,21l7Ricliniond St.,Charlottotown, I'.E.I. ms Majesty has been assured by the
Joseph White, 85 Webster St., ld. Lynn. MMI.
H. J. Shea, Waterford, P. E. I.
Donald J. MacDonald, Blooming Point, P. E. l.
John Bradley, Blooming Point, P. E. I.
Thomas Bradley, Blooming Point, P. E. I.
John Angus MacKenzie, Scotclifort, P. E. I.
G. W. Macflray. 302 Broadway, Somerville, Mun.
Rev. F. H. Eaton, Freeport, N. 8.
Mrs. Francis Chisholm, Linden Avo., Maldon, Mau.
sadio Hopper, ioa salem si.._ma1deii. Msn. _
Ella R. Hooper, 193 Salem St., Malden, Mus.
James Ellison Conrad, 20 Rlply St., Maldon, Mess.
Edna Conrad. 20 Ripley Bt., Malden, Mass.
George R. Moulton, Borgeo, Nlld.
William T. Henderson, Borgco, Nfld.
James MacAdams & Son, 20 Scotia St., Boston, Man.
Rebecca Robertson. 66 Hollis St., Halifax, N. 8.
Fox (fompaliiy
The Massachusetts Silver lilack I
The Massachusetts Silver Black Fox Company
R. M. 8. TRENT GOES DOWN
' ' LONDON, Jan. 2.-A cnblegrem ali-
nouiiclng the sinking ofthe royal mall
steamlhlp Trent was posted at the
Maritime Exchange today. It was said
. that the Trent went down at her dock
with her inward cargo on board. Fur-
ther details were locking.
nnchetiiiilgigli each on an average. q
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has declaired a cash dividend of 10 p. c. with more
later, and also increased its ranch by four pairs of
Silver Black Foxes and added fifayhpens for ranch-
ing Foxes for another company. e annual report
sage to w mm thatdehe eoeipony has
m eaverysa ac ryshowing epns year.
8042-12-25M5i. »
' The Trent rancher London. Decem-
renehed London December 23 and itlii
believed hare she docked at Tilbury,
from London.
The Trent ls well remembered an
b_or 28 and lt lc believed here she
docked at Tilbury about fifteen mile;
the ship that rescued Walter Well-
man onil1lil| crow from the Wellman
alrshl ln which the neronnnt li
pi Bd
cttcmptoil to cron the Atlantic. 1
Royal Flying Corps, whose niotliodu
have carried out it contlnuousmerlal
patrol above the Royal Procoiisloii,
wherever lt has been.
After luncheon with Field Marshal
Sir John French, the King took his de-
gorture from General Headquarters at
p. m.
e Effect ol the Vlllt
The visit of his Majesty King George
cannot but leave a deep lmpresnloii
on the whole of the Army, as well as
on the entire British nation. The
troops who have just greeted him have
recently passed tlirougli as hard ii
tent ns any troops have ever been
naked to endure, and have experienc-
ed llglitlng more lilitei- and 'prolonged
than has fnlleii to the lol of any Brit-
lsli Armv iii the past mimv of them
.. (Dalnnlzed) (40) E. Milton Mac uuri-ie, 17 Devens St., Everett, Mace. John S. Brophy,~So. Waterford, Me. i-time from the li-enclios a few hours
Q _ .
Mrs. Nelson Macqiiarrle, 17 Devena St., Everett, Mass. RSV- EWG!! MacDonald. Leailltdnlo, Ont. Llvigfalliee riarrtlgutlhggl the ‘Kline miielitl
.idiin c. iliddngeuem, ioii Potter Avd.,1>i-evidence, iz. i. Mrs. Isabella Murphy, 25 siidwmui sz., Maiden, lung.. fm Amongst mem uf‘§\_‘;‘is‘*m gm
MN- M017 Milli". 311 F|¢ll'0Y 50-» C|l0l'|0¢¢9f0WD1 P~ E- I- , _ __ *_ ,,,,“v.,,»,__ __~__ _rj sclouiiiiess tlint they are engaged lil
" “ £220 "0 . - V .tho mlglilleiit struggle that has ever
430 And 3 Bl'€8t IIIHUY l'l`l0I'¢ 11311108 |100 |'lllIl\¢l'0\ll t0 IDCDUOII ooilvulseil Europe, and above all there
,, gt £125 250 700g.13.1gM¢(_w¢(.Em|¢¢_» ls now the full consciousness that his
340 _ _ v_-._ .W _ ~ A .. » -.~_. __ _*__ .__ _ _-_ *_ Majesty, realizing what liisueg are at
stake, has broken through all tradltlon
_i  Y W W _ .
»-.ini--» ' 'nr 'I ' * and precedent. and has come himself-
the first King or England slnoe Gnome
ll. to be present on A lleld of hattlo--
to greet them and to inspire them to
fresh efforts.
The vliill. is not only of natloniil ini-
portnnce. It ls an historical event. f0f
lt liicluded two meetings which will
rank among the mont famous in the
world's history, thnt of December 1,
when the King had an interview with
tho President of the French Republlv
and with the Genenllulmo of the Al-
lied Forces: and that of December 4.
when he met the Klng of the B_clllll\°
on the int corner of Belgian coll left
to that auiforlne notion. .Both the”
meetings took p neo on the battlefield
within sound of the gulls. It ls just 100
'years slnco Europe WU ¢°il'“|'°0 in
another universal wer.. Ind the A1000
Sovcrnlgns lworo to continue the
struggle until the iiillltury doiiilnatlonr
or mince was destroyed.