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Has purchased from the Chas. Dalton Silver Black Fox Co Ltd , -the first iifteen pairs ot young 1914 foxes
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sold by them this year and have applied for letters patent for the purpose of breeding the l3lack Fox in captivity.
A Thorough Knowledge of Fundamental Conditions _
ls vital to every investor in the Black Fox Industry. - In order to gain this it is necessary to look briefly into 1
the history ofthe development ofthis Wonderful dividend paying business. t
Up to the year 1o12_the raising ol Silver Black Foxes in captivity in P. E. Island, was carried on by six men _
among whom was Chas, Dalton the pioneer of the industry. The value of a fox in these early days was based on the
value of the pelt, and there was quite a rivalry existing between these tevv ranchers as to whose pelts would bring the
best price when placed on the open market in L'md0n.Year alter yeartheir pelts were marketed side by side and year
after year for twenty-tive years the pelts from the Dalton ranch carried off the h0n0rs,the proofs oi which may be seen
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ot $1,400 a pelt, one of which brought the handsome price of $2,700; a small fortune in itself. lt is therefore known
as The W0r1d’s Record ranch. ‘
In the latter part of the year 1912 this celebrated ranch was purchased by the Chas. Dalton Silver Black Fox
C0. Ltd., and alter about ten months operations paid to shareholders the immense sum ot $250,000.00 in dividends.
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These Foxes Are the Fore Parents in a Direct Line of the Foxes Purchased
By “Hygrade.Black Foxes Limited”
Ranching Agreement With the Dalton Co. A Few Important Facts
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advice will be at the disposal of
The Provisional Directors have entered into an agreement with the
Chas. Dalton, Silver Black Fox Co, Ltd , to ranch the fifteen pairs of foxes
at I5 per cent of the yearly increase. This includes, care feed, medical a t-
tendance identical with that given to the Dalton Co’s animals By this ar-
rangement shareholders are assured that their foxesare being cared for by
the most experienced men in the business today.
Hon. Chas. Dalton, President of the Dalton Company, is the most
successful breeder of Foxes, the world has ever known, and his expert
this Company at all times.
Dr. A. C Lundie. the ranch Veterinary has made small animal life his
special study, and has been remarkably successful in his treatment of Foxes
during the past year.
has ever produced.
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Foxes.
Fourth Fact: -Dalton Foxes are the acknowledged standard of the
world. Stop and think ofthe advantage you have by investing in all D11 ton
Briefly itated, tell you why Hygrade Black Foxes, Ltd. is destined to
become the greatest dividend payer cf them all.
First Fact:-Small capitalization on the best class of foxes the world
Second Fact:- No preferred stock. Every shareholder participates
equally in the profits earned by the company. Hyprade Black Foxes Ltd.,
Cornpany's Stock is all' genuine. NO “good - will and valuable trade
names" to pav dividends on.
Third Fact: -Free tiotation, not a dollar, worth of bonded indebted
_ ness to add to the cost ofthe company. It is financially free and independ
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May be made to the Fecy Treas, Mr. 1. A. Webster, any of the Hygrags ';tlaal`;f;{a?i`°:e;2L;)n2>“§)déo Shares $100 oo each
Provisional Directors or authorized agents. I hereb 'lsnake 8 °li¢ati7or;  ‘hares in  “de Buck
10 per cent must accompany all applications for shares, which, F xes.Lt,d., :nd reeptl; 8 Io °e;_';:'e°'!;;"C`hsa licatidnyglo er “nt _
in case stock is not allotted will be returned in full. O; June oth dfgeb 1 P y n Ap U th 1 pp ’ P
. . , Compare this propositicn with any other 1914 Fox proposition _ I an ~° ance 0 “sus .5 ’ 9'4' .
on the market and yiu must come tothe conclusicn that this is the Amount enclosed Name,.......-.... ....... 
place to invest your money. 1
For further information write or phonej. A Webster, Charlotte- Dam A oCcuPatiQn""""` "`""‘  ’ 
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,E PRESIDENT soL1c1T0a_---A. B. Warburton, 1<.c. n1REc"roR---L.L_ Hafrim, M. D. A  _,,
'E _[as Paton, Merchant, Ex-Mayor of Ex-Premier of P. E. Island _ ' Halifax, N S. _ 1
pg the City of Charlottetown 'DIRECTOR---G. C. Acorn, Advertising SEC’Y-TREAS---I. A. Webster
& VICE-PRES-L. E. Prowse Manager _ Insurance Agent and Broker  I
` Merchant, EX M. P. for Queen’s County Prowse Bros, Limited Charlottetown N
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it THE WESTERN utillnotlni iw.
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~-'PHE MORNING DAILY Gulfdi-| -GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. W. A.
ll °lD 5° °b"“m°d It L5”°"'7'* Mtllman is Guurtllnn Agent ln Alber-
'l‘0|\l0l'i&l f’°f‘l0l'l» 5"m|-“°"|d°~ iton, and he will be glml to receive
-nonmo sunonv,-'rite acnni :§f,”“;m‘;;‘:U‘;,"u“ '°"°"“‘ '“"“°"""“"’
took place on Saturday morning ol g' "
Mrs. Richard Profit, Spring Vulley,| ____
ugetl 71 years. Fiinernl took pluce
Hnndny fron. the renlilencc of her son -()ll’I‘ A(t.t\IN.---Hts mnny friends
llurnet to the Kensington Cemetery. ure planned to lPi\l‘n tliut. Willlnm
The vf-ry lnrge fnnernl cortlfizn show- Woodntdc_ l(m\slngtot|'s hockey nnort
cd the wide esteem ln which the de- taunt nguin since his recent illness.
cnnsed wus heltl.K. '--Y,
YlN(‘()llPf)l'fA'l`l()N.'"Tha poolllc of' *-
vnslnizton urn uzuln considering tn-
` orpornt.lo|i. A petition has been ctr-i -l’Il()(lREHSlVlC FOX (TUl\ll'AN\'.
»-RINK NOTES.-The ice in the
Kensington rink was not in the best
condition on Sntnrdny night, but
nevertheless, ri lnrge number took
ndvnntnge of it among whom were
ifievurnl from Bivmmcrslde.Kl
-P0l.T_Cl<`. COUR'I‘.- Before Stl-
pentliurv Wright, Bummerslde. vesten
nav, Henry Mcltean, aged 16, and
Joseph Ari-iennult, were charged with
on ztnsnult committed ut: Centreville
on ‘f‘hnrsda_v on Wnllncc I-leckbert.
nip-tl lit. Erich was tlned $5.00 and
costa or 30 iluys. Arsennnlt on d
up. Mcl.enn took the tlnys_ Heath
:~ltronz for plulntill, ll. W. Tnnton
for dclcnilunt.--J.
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-PRESEN'l‘ED WITH PRIZE.-I -EXAMINATIONB--The following or. The following were the different for mayor, one elector mark' his
of ballots Messrs. Mc- .ballot for McFn`|-lane, inieigjna &
& MOON? 43; MC- Moors; one for Qalllnt JDNUUB
Capt. 'AQ R. Brennan, of the Sum- ls the standing of the pupils of Mid-
ineraide Rine Uluh, was vesterduv illeton School for the mont/h .of Feb
res-nted with silver ulve Th '
. a s r. is ruary. Principals Department. -
is the prize offered by the Denim- Grads vI1.-1, Myrna orawtord; 2, '
cn., or Militia and Defense to en~ Fred Mcllardle; 8, Vera Crawford.
courage rifle shooting and is given to Grade VI.-1, Vernon Smith; 2, Atta,
the best shot. in the club. Capt. Mcoardle; 3, Llmes Croken. Grade
Brennan is to be congratulated on V.-1, Mary I. Hammtll, Blanch
winning it. as the club has a num-ber Roberts (equal); 2, Mary Johnston;
of good shots and a record for the 3, Mabel Mctlardle. Asststant.'s De-
runge wus established when the sal- pa;-|;m¢nt_ -Gi-gd-e IV.-1, Laura
ver was won. It. will be remembered Croken; 2, Charlie Johnston; ,_ xl,
that Capt. Brennan won the special Charlie 5m|th_ Grade III,-1, Lilian
prize fqr .then best ’I`yw~.vh°¢ “fthe Robert; 2, nm. Mlcortnie; s, had
lust. provincial meet. besides zalnlnzl Rohm-"_ Q;-5.1¢ 1,_1,E1m¢r Robcrtq
it position on the Ottawa team. hills- 2, L80 cmken; 3, Inez Connolly.
ing tho Bisley team by only a few _,___ ‘
Jardine 24: Jar- and two for .Jardlpe and B°h\\l'l“B'"-
Jar
J ardtne G:
Gallant
Gallant 0l'the voters who only votpil wks
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Mayor and one uadyfdate. 45
for Saunders and 7 for Mor
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ith fo J dfh 001711 5 DOW
e rmar ar a re e 1
8 and Schunnany W,tt_h lib 905'
'for Mayor Mello _ pdl! 4 5
_ornnmc 1; A Joram ,_,4i»'¥ ° 21
and Echnrmnn 2.-J . '
points. Another snlver is onered
this season and the crack shot.: are
vnxlousl altl fo th
y iv ng r e summer
time ln order that/they may get tn
cnlntéd und has been quite lnrzely
signed, in favor of incorporation tf n
favorable act can be obtained. A
meeting wu to have Been held Fri-
day night. but owing to circumstances
wnl poatponed.K.
_ ‘lime to Worry
when you are tlonotlpated,_htllou|
have uour, granny stomach. sluggish
llver and etch headaches FIG PILLS
will make _von feel tlno. At all deal-
ers ln 25 and 50 cent born or by
matt from The Fig Pill Co.. Ht.
Thoman, Ont. Bold at Glo. U.
Another ndvunce in Patch Furs und
ltlll the 0’Leary Dark Silver I-"atch
Fox Company ls selling the balance
of their stock at par. 10 pairs of
foxes costing over 25,000.00 showing
'I5 por cont: dark silver, and only
capitalized at 30,000.00 including
ranch .property etc. From this stock
we ex ot. tt t 35 D
De a eel per cent ark
Silver and should be able to pay at
least 100 per cant. dividend Fall 1914.
Thou. Wilkinson, Vice-President,
Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Halifax. ANDREW KING.
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I will cured of Acute Rheumntlem
y_MINARD'B LINIMENT. ‘
Markham, Ont. 0. 8. BILLING.
Mr. Wilkinson is also selling Fox
'stock for other .good Companion on
,tho Inland. 1410.
_/mpc to win the salver and also the
mednlwhtch is ohered to u'ny0ne mak-
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I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by mg 0"p0m‘ts or over ’
INARD'S LINIMENT. . _____._.____..
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that
\l\ly
1.mn¢i¢. Qin.. oct. 0, not
M§N'r;D‘f‘g°:1§'I;§‘g',;, B'°“°hm° by ::We give _vou_75c for every bottle
L.l.__c0L_ 0_ oimw Blum of Raxall lleef Wine and Iron you
iYou can
Iron
~-HOW VOTES WERE POLLED -
At t-he recent election tor A _Mayor
and three Councillors for _tho town
ot Bgmmerside, 613 elect/orl out
noir ballot ot which 22 were told
o as Spoiled of th
but 4 voted
slid
for Mayor
combinations were
Jardine h Moore
Jardine & Gallant 3; Jar-
dr Schurman 27; Gnllant
Moore 7; Gallant, Jar-
34; Moore Mehr-
8; McFarlane,
McFarland Jar-
78; McFarlane,
Gallontullgtzro
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&Jsrtl`lii¢” B: ,
Mcllarlono &
a .mmm Vu;
a; ' cmiaiiz _e
A Iloorsizz
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no candidates i
s runatnlng
mayor. For
for three
coun-
one