PRCDSPEOTUS
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Clenaladale Silver Black Fox _Coinpuy
I _ -----ilimited
Incorporated Under the Laws of Prince Edward Island .,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ....  ............ ..$60,000
(Now to be Increased to $500,000)
` In 12,000 Shares of $25 Each \
BOARD OF* DIRECTQQS:
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Royalty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Magnet   
0’Lesry...... . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Pioneer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Rosemoiit...... ..... ..
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, .»¢»»n ~.--1.. .
Silve_r..'l‘lp  . . . .. 
Murray Harbor  .. . . .. . . ....
Univll. . . . . . . . . . . . .
   . . . ..._
Riverside Farming Company  . 
North Shore  ..... .. . .. . . .. ..
Tyne Valley......... ._ . . . . ...
Maritime ............. .... . . . .
Malpeque Silver Fox Co........... .
SoalRlver . . . . .
... . . . . .
..  . . . . . . . .

The average cash dividend ot these companies ls 208 per cent.
Authorised
enum
$100,000
00.000
60.000

sismf
25.000
¢
100.000
30,000
190.000
_ 50.000
90.000
50,000
40,000
100,000
100.000
_ 10.000
15.000
40.000
40,000
51,000
.00
60.000 » " .iizifigod
Of the
UOQL
io
40
asa
100
0-11z.000 112
ss.s0o is
114.000 .200
112.500 225
210.000
110.000
s.000
225.000
25.000 _
00.000
31.500
1s.saa
a0.oo0
128.500
340
40
20
225
25
-500
50
88
75
50
PRESIDENT Among the dividends paid this year. 1914, in spite of _the War, are the following:
John J McDonald Esq Merchant of TI-acadje CI-055 P E I Glennlndale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.. 100 per cent. 50 per cent.'in cash.
_ , ,, , , . . .
~ 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
SOLICITORS
McLean & McKiimon, Charlottetown
REGISTERED OFFICE
Glerialadale, P. E. I.
PROSPECTUS
The name of the Company shall be The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
h be f d f th rpose of breeding, raising, buying, selling and dealing
in Silvglhggi? iisixesegf  br(é;qs,eo¥illier fprbearing animals. Cattle. sheep. horses and other
live stock, and to carry on farming. ranching and kindred businesses.
h h C ' 1 t d the estate of Glenaladale, the property of Major C.
McKin1ii1d?i,r§iqd fdifiiiegly¢?:'lii)¢:d1bylSir0l:}i2}i§ianciIl\4acDonaid, the finest landed property in the Province
its buildings aloiie being valued at $50,000.
The holding of the Company consists of_ six pairs of Silver Black Foxes, (proven breeders), and
fourteen pairs of 1914 pups. The twenty pairs being young. mayiireasonably 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 quality" in
offspring. Great care has been exercised in making the selections and no option has been ta en
except with the proviso that the pups shall be approved by Maior McKinnon.
The proceeds of this issue will provide sufficient capital_ to pay for the twenty pair of foxes at
$15,000 per pair, and permit sufficient capital being placed in the treasury to defray all working
expenses for next year. ' ' ‘
The ualification of the Directors shall be the holding of shares in the Company to the amount
of five hundred dollars. .
_ _ ’ M,K‘ ,' h nal tithe chis,hashd
consid;rlaIii<eSee§r1i?et1?i1esr'1cIer‘;asSd1IfE>§< Lrgijdlier, ancitisuiirlellln 130% lggrlgiighohgliliglengthragnd breadth elf
the Province as an experienced and reliable breeder of _and dealer in all kinds of hve stock._ The
ranch has his personal supervision. The Directors will retain $80,000 worth of shock in the
Company.
The rancher, or keeper Mr. Arthur W. McKinnon, has had much experience i_n breeding foxes
and has the practical knowledge necessary to efliciently manage and care for the animals.
The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company Ltd., earned one hundred per cent dividend in
19134. The prospects for l914»5 are such as to give reasonable anticipations of at least 50 per cent.
dividend.
The Company has no “watered” stock, and commission on the sale of shares is limited to a
maximum of fifteen 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 foribreeding purposes is greater than the
supply and will probably remain so for at least three years. .. T_he d0meStIC8i10Il Of *he Pl‘¢Cl0l\S S1lV€1’~
Black Iiox is an entirely new, and an enomiously profitable industry from a pelt value alone, and
accord' to calculations by experts, exceptionally high dividends, averaggg twenty-three per_ cent.
will heudgtainable for fifteen years after a pelt basis hasbeen reached, thereafter a minimum
average dividend of fifteen per cent. at which profitable foundation the industry should remain.
The Fox Pelts have advanced greatly in price since 1910. _
° la f l f ` t fS`l F I-`rs,shippedfbmPrinc
riw.£°i§i§.’.3’.‘i..ii‘ii.§‘1B“£5‘na“§.?s§“iiZ§d.’Z..ii°§.“i’.‘”’i..i2 ..?M.‘.‘éi.f 19%. “ ’ °
No. of Skins. Kind. _ PH00-
1 Silver £310
1 ,, X 580
1 .. 240
1 ,_ 100
(1) ., (Dnmamd) (46)
1 _ 280
1 ,, G40
,, aio
,, at £220 440
,, 430 1
' ,, at £125 250
._ ,, 310
t-I u-i N r-A gg H
oi*
-fri
1.5
Stock, 35 per cent.
_ bonus.
Black Prince Fox Co., 50 per cent.
Crapaud S. B. Fox Co., 40 per cent.
Magic Fox Co., 50 per cent.
Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.
MAJOR C. MCKINNON,
GLENALADALE, P. E. I.
Fox COMPANY, Liiviirsn.”
. from date.
Name ..................... _ _
Date ............. _ _ . ....... _.191
Address . ................................................. . . .
Murray Harbor S. B. Fox Co., 30 per cent.
New London Fox and Farm Lands, Ltd., 200 per cent.
iuiyai silver Bleek Fox co., 110 pei- cent.
Diamond Silver Black Fox Co., 80 per cent.
‘ Carruthers’ Silver Black Fox Co.. 30 per cont.
Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40 per cent.
Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox Co., 60 per cent.
APPLICATION FORM
Angus Cameron. Cylde River, P. E. I.
Il. B. Colwr-ll, Iinlllnx, N. S. -
J. L. Hetherlugtcn, care of The Toben Co.. Halifax, N. S.
Rev. Father Gills, Indian River. P. E. I.
H. F. Feehsn, Mount Stewart. P. E. I.
Miss Mary Hennebery, 708 Crescent Road. Calgary, Alta.
H. W. Flalger. Plctou, N. S. '
Miss Mary A. Blakeny, 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 Carew. Hunter River. P. E. I.
Alex. Martin, Valleyflold, P. E. l.
Dr. C. D. Crevlston, Rock Island Texas.
Albert P. Carleton, Boston, Mass.
K. C. Fraser, 61 Worchester St., Boston, Mass.
Miss Jennie Kee. 135 Maine St.. Boston, Mess. _
John Joseph Mulcnty, 11 Madison St.. Malden, Mass.
Patrick Foley, Kildare, P. E. I.
John H. Hamilton, 54 Navelosk St., Amhei-st,.N. S.
John A. Campbell, 5 Ashland St., Malden, Mess.
John H. Sherry, Malden Square, Malden. Mass.
John Wesley Silllker, 17 Madison St.. Malden, Mass.
Miss Mary E. Peter. 142 Garden St., Pawtucket, B.. I.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, 2441 Porter St., Los Angeles, Cal.
George A. Taylor, Halifax, N. S.
Paul Doyle, Mount Stewart, P, E. I. f
William C. Davidson, 249 Robie St.. Halifax, N. S.
Arthur Boutliler, 105 South Park St., Halifax. N. S.
Cornelius E. Fleming, Chisholm District, Minnisota, U. S. A
Ralph V. G. LePlne, 181 Barrington St., Halifax, N. S.
Arthur Brennan, Summerside, P. E. 1.
Thomas Puslile, Box 29, New Glasgow, N, S.
T. C. James, Box 267, Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Mrs. Hannah P. James, Box 257, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Mrs. Mary Slllikor, 81 Cottage Place, Malden, Mass.
E. Milton MacQuarrle, 17 Devens St., Everett. Mass.
Mrs. Nelson MacQuari~ie, 17_ Devens St.. Everett, Mus.
John C. MacEachern, 406 Potter Ave., Providence, R. 1'.
Mrs. Mary Mshsr, 311 Fitzroy St., Charlottetown, P. E. I.
50 per cent. stock bonus AND GUARANTEE OF50 PER CENT.AND
WHATEVER MORE FOR 1915 _
Westmoreland Silver and Tip Patch Co. 70 per cent. 35 per cent. cash.
Rayner International. 40 pei- cent. 20 per cent. cash. 20 per cent. deferred.
R. J. McNeill Co., Ltd., 100 per cent. 50 per cent. cash. 50 per cent. stock
Sha il' t$25.00 h;25 _ . ‘th li ti dth  th -~
G1 akS;i;;i¥>¢I§'§irl}l;5;ituil‘iea applicatigii form) €in“dl m?£lptocaMai]o?'nC. ll/IcKinnon, Secretary-TnxliggsuI"er,
en e, . . .
All cheques mustbe made payable to “Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.”
Secretary-Treasurer “Tris GLENALADALE SILVER 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
. . . . . . . - . .
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A Few of our Satisfied Shareholders
. . . . . . . 185'?
...dh‘;.f,‘:.i<i“.;;“aiaP.°_-;“.“.5le.°‘Siaa°‘°§.i§.§i¢°S§a”.i‘°¢“.a'“°.ai°‘".°;i..?‘:"..‘°°...°.z:  ”ii*“i"ir'f"i°i“ii'iii°tif"“s“
per cent. and whatever more for 1915. " " 8 Simrlefhwrtvd. unafraid.
John J. Maclnnis, Blooming Point, P. E F.
Mrs. Annie Sillllrer, 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. B.
W. J. MacGulre, 311 Fitgroy, C. B.
Lindsay Kirkpatrick, 128 Hollis St., Halifax, N. S.
Fred Cshoon. East Port Medway, Queens Co., N. S.
Bertha MacKinnon, 39 Dwight St., Boston, Mass.
W. E. Wltmsu, Plctou, N. S.
Maurice E. Witman. Picton, N. S.
Simon Lott, Stanley Hotel, Picton, N. S.
Theresa Lott, Stanley Hotel, Pictou, N. S.
Edwin J. Thompson, 10 Sacramento Place, Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. J. R. Hoare. Stellerton, N. S.
Proctor H. Bottlste, 18 Hema St., Cambridge, Mass.
Nelson J. Riggs, Halifax, N._S.... _
Florence Keavoney, 237 Richmond St.. Charlottetown, P.E.l.
Joseph White, 85 Webster St., E. Lynn, Musa.
H. J. Shea,.W_etel'Uord. ,P. E. I.
Donald J. M\¢Donald, Blooming Point, P. E, L
John Bradley, Blooming. Point. P. Iii. L
Thomas Bradley. Blooming Point. P. E. I.
,John Anllll MacKeluiie,~Scotchfort. P. E. I.
G. W. Macdray, 302 Bipadily. Somerville, Mass,
Rev. F. H. Eaton, Freeport, N. S.
Mrs. Francis Chisholm.. Lindeu.Auo., Malden Maas.
Sadie Hopper, 198 salem St., Malden. Mau.,
Ella It. Hooper, 198 Salem St.. Helden. Msss.
James Ellison Conrad. 20 Rlply St., Malden, Mass,
Edna. Conrad. 20 Ripley Bt.. Malden. Mass.
George R. Moulton, Bol’800.~ Ndd. f
‘William T. Henderson, Borgeo, Nfld.
James MncAdsms & Son, 29 Bcotls St.. Boston, Msgs,
Rebecca Robertson, 06 jHollis,St,, Hema, N_ g_
John S. Brophy. Bo. watoriora,=Mc.
Rev Ewen MacDonald, Leaskd
_ - _ ; lilo. Ont. .
Nfl- Isabella Murphy. 25 siiiwmui si., misss, mm
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Charlottetown
their ' walling
unplt-led. pass..us by!
oi-bid! For us they die,
the German hosts defied;
check the Uhlan lance ,
for the lite of France,
the iron hand
scourged our Eng.
God grant them rest _for ever more.
Who thus the prunt ot battle bore,
Till France and Britnin's gathered'
might '
Swept down to meet the coming blight
Not theirs the agelong load of
shame,
Within whose souls the ardent flame
Of valor burned, with steady light,
When shadows of the awful night
Fell dark upon their Fatlierland.
But naked now the children stand,
And waives and mothers mourn their
ea ,
And bark! The bitter cry for bread,
Above the tread of martial feet
Grows ever louder iii the street.
Fair land oi' Canada. the fate
Of ravished Belgium, soon or late.
But for the might of Britain’s arm
To shield her children from all harm,
Would by thine own; thy children’s
CYY
Gm ip from earth to yonder sky;
Thy temples fall. _thy hopes lie dead
Beneath a ~tyi'snt’s blighting tread.
The devil's hand that sacked Louvaln
Wouldb stil-angle thee; the scheming
' ra n
That pilnnned the blow at Britaln's
fe,
And ploughed the world ln. deadly
strife,
Had numbered thee among the spoil,
And doomed they children to the toil
Ot hateful bonds.
ge, sore opprest,
-The hapless Poland oi' the west.
Hear their the cry of Belgium’s woe,
(For thee her sons have met the foe)
And from the wealth the harvest
yeilds, _
In thy illimitable fields,
Load full the ships;- for who shall
say
That gltts alone can e‘er repay
The debt we owe the men who fell
In that fierce storm ot shot and shell,
~First martyrs in the noblest fight
Man ever waged for truth and right,
England! where the sacred flame ` '
Burns befor? the lnmost thrlne,
Where the lips that love thy name
Coneecrete their hopes and thine;
Where the banners of the dead
Weave their shadows overhead,
Watch beside thine arms tonight,
Pray that-God. defend the right.
Think that when to»mnrrow comes
War shall. claim command oi all?
Thou must hear the roll ol drums,
Thou must henr the tru.mpet's call.
.\'ow before they silence ruth,
Commune with the voice of truth.
England! on thy knees tonight
Prey that God defend the right.
Host thou counted up the cost,
What to Iceman, what to fl‘len.d?.
Glow sought ls honor lost,
How should this be knlg-ht1\ood'B
end!
Know'st thou what is hatred’s need,
What the surest gain of greed?
'Hither all thy heroes came.
On this n1tar’s steps were laid
Gordon’s life and Nelsolfs tam!!-
Englandl If thy will be Yet-
By their gi-out example set.~
Here beside thine arms to-night
Pray that. God defend the right.
So shalt thou when morning 6011109
_ Rise toconquer or to fall;
_ Joyful hear the rolling call.
Then let memory tell thy heart
England! What thou wort, thou Bftl
Giril thee with _thine ancient might
Forth! and God defend the right-
-Cenon Newbolt, in the Hendon Tim*
es. August 5.
EARLY T0- RISE.,
The excitement oi' the biggest wheat
crop that he had ever grown led H-
iiirmer near Winfield, Kansas. 10
rouse his men at three o'olock~ in the
morning ot the first day ol the har-
vest. `
One Ozai-lr "hill bllly," who had
sought work in the Western ,wheat
fields, tumbled out of bed at the
f0.rmer’s call, and was eagerly eatin!
breakfast when his fellow workmen
appeared. After he had stowed swag!
n quantity of hot cakes, four fried el
and two cups of coffee. he rose from
the table and grabbed hisisuit case.
The farmer caught the gleam of the
wanderlust in his eye.
‘»‘Loolt_;hero,". he maid., in alarmi
"where are you startln’ to?"
The “hill billy". did _not stop. lm*
called back overhis shhuhlerl <
"'I'o find 'dome deosnt place". where
lc'n sleep the rest ol the_ni|ht!"
Humonoii .ml neun.
.» ,, no »~ Anas  ' i. ,  °-'~ '
gefil-*P-4|-lr-4|.;-sl-lb~lP~ll~l
7 -~ ,, 340
' ,, 200
,, 200
,, 370
,, 165 ’
I ,, X 500
~ ,, 270
,, 200
,, 280
,, 290
,, at £210 420
£8385
Average-£284, 15s. 2d.. or $1,385.08, per skin.
may be verified by inquiry to Messrs C.M.L|mpsoii&Company.64Queen
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