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|It contains everything
, necessary for an outing ;
trip. r _
0 Ten articles in all and -
‘ only 25c.
E. A.iFoster .
_fr
Lin. or csiiiiiiisiji-'.s
no
nisTnrd'1'\"iiuii`iaiii\°'TvFol.03'500
, llouiraoun »_
Lillian Knl ht    .
Percy Seamin    
A A1..sEn'roN, - '
nnie Bell...    ____  1
M __ __ T}I_GNIBH_ 14,000
PU- ' 0 I1 'aokett ... ......5,49z,725
J. M. Arsensult...  ._ ...._ 1.526.975
KENSINGTON.
Gladys Doyle...  ...   ....174 525
Margaret oaseiey   a9s's00
Geo.Bowness...   ........f1ssfs15
Helen P. Cook...   .......2za,z15
» GEoRoE'rowN_
Mrs. F. C. Owen...  . . . . .
......342,475
Iercy N. Manuel...   ... ...276 425
DISTRICT NUMBER 1»Hmm_'
cLARK'rowN.
Hens Giiiie...    ...'..95 050
BRADALBANE. '
Dan Dixon...   .. ......S14 425
Rey Morris...   ...........11»if400
GRAND R1vER.
Aiirees Mcueiii...    ......rss 525
ORAPAUD. ’
J- W- Newton...    ......$6,775
Tiios. A. Colin...   .......106 225
ETANLEY BRIDGE. '
H Pickering...   .......10s,z15
W Miller..   .,_..zaa,100
ALBANY.
!°5
Central Drugstore
I Sunnyside
Iloedqnartcrs for Cotton Ban
iiiii _
Sefiiu
. 
” SEPT. 5f°i2. `
1914-
Srscmc Acmcuiruasi.
FEATURES
Si>|.i:Nnin Di:.s»|.Av or
IN Dusrsiee
INcReA:>ro _Scope in
WOMENS WORK
Curios vllstr/iris Exiiieir
Roc-min  ,|5.
Efizxrfgf Fnes; ‘-f'c‘"f,Ull.slu_ _,
Arrimcrious 
'I "1"~"°".'.a2..._ '  
244 ii-30---Miusai liii
Tea Party
The St. Peter’s Bay Dairying
Co. intend holding a Tea Party on
Dominion day on grounds near
the Railway Station.
All the usual_amusemonts such
as swing, dancing booths, bowl-
ing allev, wheel of Fortune, etc,
etc, will be there, also a well-
stoclied Saloon
The St. Peters’ Ladies promise
the tables to be up _to their Past
standard. Everything will be'
done to make the day an agree-
able one to visitors.
Sh ld -the day prove unfavour-
rble t)dla_ will be held on the tint
fine day following.
By-order of Directors. ‘
June'23. 1914. _ St Peter’s Bay
322,76-29M2i.
_(Patriot please copy)
...,, .. ._i
Fiiiidy 'Fox Co., Ltd.
. St. John, N. B.
I dages-sterlized and iucdicated- ,1
li for hospital and homo uso.
ll
ll_
Have vi orouii. Large. Healthy
New Brgnewick Rani-h Raised
Beautiful Silver Black Ffoxes-
, ,~ fue from lnbreedm_¢
'Elm Soil of New Brunswick cori-
taliis sudlcimt Lime, so lndlspon
sable iupi-odueing stroniehen thy
Foxes making lt nunoosuigylto food
t\ie~yoisna_:i;iiio_ii\l Lime aterto
. rpgvgm, sa from deteriorating
n=vii¢o`re .stem no
EQ-_‘ri-. .prities ere reasonable:
?`.$-'€€‘-’-"..`tf!’°’_°f.. _: 
Fox
uiésiold
“si
Ida Dawson...   _,,..._,_,_110 325
CAPE TiiAvEnsE_ '
Leslie Cemiiiieii ............  ....11a,z25
NORTH RUSTICO.
John Houston ............  ...'.1z9,400
MERMAID.
Irene Munn...    ......196,325
BURLINGTON.
Alex. Cousins......    ........57,325
FRENCH RIVER.
Emerson Delaney...    ....10s,0z5
NEW LONDON,
S. Dunning    . . . .
..2,31l,075
MAIiBHFIELD.
Alex. McBeth...   ........84,450
MT. ALBION. _
Ludlow Jenkins...   .......118,625
N. MILTON.
Amos Rodd...-...    ....$7,350
NORTH RIVER.
Duncan MeLcuii     6,825,000
. ]i,ARNS(}LIFFE¢
Wendel Ifiorriiww-    ...1,0so,-nr.
BEAR RIVER.
Joseph lllcponald . . . . . . .
.. ......33,550
NEW DOMINION `
Hector Mcl.oz\n...  . .  .......96,250
NEW HAVEN.
liciitford K. Scott...   .......97,450
l*'rcd llcer .........   .......128,300
MILL VIEW.
Christopher Acorn...   ......l15,075
MURRAY HARBOR SOUTH.
J. M. Jordan...    ...106,825
GLENGARY.
Alfred E. Dalton ............. ..l.3B5,200
MURRAY RIVER. `
Jennie Mcl.eod...   ...._...28,300
VERNON RIVER BRIDGE.
William McDonald...   ...'139,475
MORELL STATION.
Josephine Kelly...    ...‘.89,»l00
Febolia Sinnot...    .......3l1,2'l5
ARGYLE SHORE
D. J. Mclean...   ........106,525
BRACKLEY BEACH.
Mrs. ll. l.ing......     .....37,500
Wm. McMillan...     ..... ..23,325
BONSHAW.
l.o_uise Dawson...  ...  ....13~i,625
lt. W. Carson...   .........27,350
CHINA POINT.
Earl Ings...... ..   109.935
CLYDE RIVER.
Colin F'mser......    ....$12,450
Mrs. Geo. Livingston . . . .
.. ......28,000
YORK POINT.
G. O. White ....... ..   ........37,400
DUNDAS.
Anna McLeod...    ...-135.575
.»\ITK1N’S FERRY.
iioy 1-ifiwiii. .........  .........52z,l50
ALLISTON. _
Vera Beck...     ....26,850
GASPEREAUX. 3 .0
Sidne Lewcllyn...   .. . .,E ,55
y LOWER MONTAGUE. 97 475
G' I' WriiiinnAY HB. Noivrii.
Wm. McLure...     ....~21,625~
5 BTUTIGEON. 107 925
Phlliporviliignh BED BRIDGE.
_ ‘. lcLcod...   ....‘-l29|575
J b A SOUTI-I_PORT.
llnrry Crosman . . . .
..   ......$2,825
' TRIUBY.
Oliver Saunders...    ....l0l,275
E- 
The -
Woild’s Remedy
You make no risky experiment
when you use occasionally-
whenever there is need-the
most universally P0§\1l3l`hh°“}‘;
remedy l_m°W“»”` eec am
Pills, which have stood the
test of time with absolute suc-
cess and theirworld-wide fame
rests securely OD Pl`°Ved ment'
f
4'
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'l e t8
232533 i>i°a2i§3i33°£hT.”°f_
the stomach. liver... kidneys
....1 twain. Cl°»°f,f_°¢b,00g-~
system. they Pllflfyb ° and
and tone bodyi , l`%'ll\ t .
nerves. Beechlmi- BW”
quickly: they ‘°’° ‘i““"“"
safe and reieblei “£5 $2"
may depend » Y
Ward McCaull......   .......37,450
Erma McEachern... ......  ....26,300
'noun sTnii§E,,NEAR . `
mm -C_,.E_.,G55 1- .  ' _ r , --  -_ _  - ._-,. _ _ . _  ___ _ _. ' ‘
T. Ma11ett......    .....109,i;00
. WINBLOE STATION.
L°=1i°_Bi'yenl5on...    .a1,a0o
Mrs. 1:.. E. hood...  ...  ......£99,800
POWNAL.
Mrs. Geo. Carver    ...2l8.000
HILLBBORO.
Ernest Mutchfi    ...‘.74,250
LONG CREEK.
Paul Mutch...    ......106.-325
MIDTON STATION.
0- A. McKenzie...   ......14`8,320
SCOTOHFORT. _
Annie Melienzic...   .....ll9,495
CH'Ei‘S'l‘0W.
Jas. Pope...    ......68,800
IONA. .
Emma Mooney... ... ..  .......13J,4i5
CENTRAL BEDEQUE.
Willard Green...   ........74,925
BRADFORD;
Emmett Croken...    ...102,825
CORNWALL.
Mrs. Geo. L. Scott ............. ..927,425
CHERRY VALLEY. .
Mick Rooney...    .....1lJ1,6Z5
A. 0. Foster...  ...... ..........z51,a75
APPIN ROAD.
Wm. Gillispie...    ........112,800
Edgar Farrow...   ........39,900
HARTSVILLE
R. D. McLeod...    ........19,375
_ MALPEQUE.
R. H. Abbott ................ .-2,776,975
MARGATE.
Melville Baker... . ......... .. .....1,236,800
SEA VIEW.
Jerry Adams .... ..   ...:......18,050
LITTLE YORK,
R. L. Dsy......   ..........4B0,800
KILMUIR. '
John Cumming...  ...... .......962,950
ETANHOPE. 5
Donald McMillan...   .....294,275
BEDEQUE.
Percy Campbell...   .....63,850
J. W. Lowther...   ..........99,425
ANNANDALE.
A, C, Myers  .........2,487,375_
HAMPTON. '
Fred Rennie...     ....131,850
0’LEARY.
Mrs. W. E. Turner...  .......110,325
Ira Clark .. ........ ..  ..........631,375
KINKORA.
Vina Mayhew ............. .. ........308,450
HOWLAN.
Dura Dignnn     5.973.350
` (}l*}N'1’I`tAL BEDEQUE
A. lil. Farrow...   .........98,325
Louis P. smith...   ... 181,215
C'/LERMONT.
Stephen Gillis...    ......604,400
FREDERICTON.
Flora llIcl.ellan...‘... L..  ........42,300
FREETOWN.
Mrs. Roy Burns...    ....l-16.375
_ WEST CAPE.
MT. STEWART. __ 550
Isabel Ross...     .. --6 .
Emeiine como...  .... -. .-1.113.325
WEST ROYALTY. 28 ____
'_ ii u_..    ,
Frank lwmshicnu GDVEHEAD.
Bernard May   .........483.075
wINsLoi1~ ROAD.
Hammond E. Ford...   .....101.500
YORK PoIN'r.
Leslie Mel§w¢i;i1_iiB._.fC._.i_ 
. M. G. M her...   ,
Mrs r0RT(i§NE BRIDGE. 300
_ C     .....92,
J' A di‘J1er§"i‘. PETERS.
.tones McAuiay...    
Russel McLIi_1;'_e61(.__id_.I.ii___._.I.)._..  . Z
Evelyn  .......242,3 5
James McAule.y...   ...'...112.3§5
_ M E en...   ......995.7 5
'°°°pm° Hiiiilvrsuinn. __ 375
Fred  .
limi; smith    ...5.i4.‘-W5
~ WILTSHIRE. 655 629
‘é§2“'&.§.i?f“_.::;1":;1 :::"i_.";;;3;:;...;....
I HUNTER RIVER' s sas 550
, 1 ir...    , .
E'°"“ Weiiidiiv oLAsoow. ___ 425
_ St son . . . .
..    .
A' B GWEELKIRK. 371525
“°:““" “°§i‘i?ise"v.rri.ii':"____'____
Neiii......   .
mom McFAmvmw` s11500
» lil ... ... --- ~-¢ »
“l°‘““"° H{.1dvil'fi>sisEi.i.'roN. '
Ira Reid ,,, . . . . . . . . . .
.. ... ......1.225v9T5
___________,____
C n pnv Hexali Remedies with
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th D
gwiw hgogbdighillgr ends Igslngtéy 
e tis e W
mnde(}f»ti1h]fYo“T‘lird,ran‘tireBn 360 diuerent
litcicnll Remedies and each is guar-
anteed to Rf" 'elm 1'3"; the v?0“¥:
‘°" which it was 1'" ti? B iimiieriwfiies
(und li "mney -H Ma u
.t mga you The money YO
don D °
_ \ 1; ii and W0
PM mr tmtm behgtigsitn yollilcKlnnon
want you Q '
Drug Oo., (.or. Great George M231
Kent. Bts.
_,___._;..----
ouAni.’i‘oN. 5\_'l`f\R'10
ON.  June 27°*~Wl1“f
..:.°;‘i.f:'.:T...... ......-1.. --
reportem In A1ma..'1'0WDlIID‘ChM`lO9
and Leo Brookbsnk are said to hl\fV°
uncova-@ Q VON. 0Of!*»Gi\'lI|l§ ITM
goin. [Phase _tv|_o._!n\lJ!K..l¥l¢H
been in the dim-let irom
comes the news tor-
when
...
Hilde Oemrheii   ...2,a19 315 ALBION BAY-   "4 rw and on ueeiwsisi oiiurcii reams meet ‘ imioaist vs "union
i "31
SOURIS. Mn' M“th° (7f""d~-   '--'$49,500    N  -r As was the ease last year great in- Ang '4 An lieun vs Zion ' I
John Campbell  ...... ......$51,675 UNION ROAD' t 'dercst is being manifested in the " 24, vs Z‘ .
On Saturday, June 27, a competi-
tion hatween the married and single
men of the York Rifle Club was shot
on the York Rifle Range. Ten single
boys challenged ten married men for
a seven shot match at 200, .500 and
600 yards. The light was good, but
ai somewhat uncertain wind was
blowing from the left whicligraduul-
ly, changed to an equally uncertain
although the veterans at ilrst were
enclinod to treat the_mntter as a
joke, and expected the result to be a.
walk over. At the finish of the 200
yards the warriors were feeling some-
lwliat shaky as the boys had not on-
ly succeeded in holding their own,
but had actually won out' with ' `a
nice little margin of four points 'to`
their credit; the result being, marri-
ed men 29?, single boys '30l. These
four points they gave the boys to
keep their courage- up. But the 500
yards, they said, would be' different.
And in order that there would bo no
doubt about 'the' result they selected
the most seasoned man of the team
to act as coach for the succeeding
ranges. When the 500 yards scores
were totalled up the result showed
that the boys had not only maintain-
ed the 20|. yard lead but had in-
creased it by two points; result,
married men 297, single 209. Then
the veterans, at 600 yards, got
down to business in dead earnest.
livery niarksman had a. couch. They
ivntclied the Hugs, the wind, the
iight, the shade, in fact everything
that could possibly effect the sight-
ing of the rifle or the hullct in its
course. Five minutes steady niining
with intervals for breathing and ad-
justing sights often failed to get the
rifle 05. The boys quittcd them-
selves like men. Every shot told. If
the lust two married msn who liiiil
down ut the tiring point had mode ii
grand aggregate of 100 points euch
they would have won the niiiteli, but
they ilidn't. The boys iiicreiiscd
their lend at this rnngcby eight
points to the good.
The highest iiidividiinl score was
mi-ide by (`.‘olonel (‘-rockett with illi
points, closely followed by ~l. M.
(.'rockel.t. with 95.
The boys z-iiztribute their victory
to good innrkmanship, good staying
qualities and plenty of nerve.
Following are the individual scores:
Married Men. '
200 500 600 Tfltnl
C-oliiiiel Crockett 31 33 .31 90
J. i\l. Criivkett 3| Ill 30 95
(leo. H. Jones 33 34 20 93
Cophus hliillctt 20 212 29 fill
Arthur Jncksoii 29 . 32 25 86
(LJ. M¢'I`ioni1ld ` L27 31 26 84
Peter Brodie 28 28 27 H3
William Gibson 29 133 25 77
Ebenezer Brown 28 24 18 70
Pope Cool: 'lil 29 12 69
297 297 249 S43
Single Men. _
Wylie Gibson 31 30 32 93
Huiniiiiiml Harper 30 31 :Z9 90
Cecil Henderson 28 29 32 H9
Archie Mnllett 32 32 24 88
B. R. Brown 29 33 26 88
Vernon (`/‘rockctt 28 33 25 S6
Geo Joiiea 32 31 I9 82
iiordoii Brown 20 Z0 25 80
Ray firotkctt 30 30 21 8-I _»
Mel. Crockett 32 24 Z4 H0
2501 299 257 S57
llllM|ll|llll_0ll HACES
Folloiving are the entries for the
horse races that are to take place
in Summui side on Dominion Day (to-
niorrow )r i
TROT, 2.19 CLASS. _
Purse, 3200; mile heats.
Hilda S., entered-by A. A. Ste-
wart, i-louihport.
Cherry Ripe, T. C. Edgett, -Char-
lottetown, _ _,
Di. Sharper, Melfinnon Drug Com~
puny, Chai-lottetown. “ ‘
The Premier, Daniel Steele, Sunz-
mersiile. - -‘
lone Girl, McKinnon Drug Com-
pany. ~
'l‘R0'l` AND PACE, 2.2't'(_iIlASS.
Purse, $100; hnll-'mile hunts.
Winnie M., A. F. Murphy, Chur-
1ottetov.ii. '  ` `
Breirtfiii H., H. U. Hooper, Chur-
lottatown.
Alfred K., McKinnon Drug Com-
pany.
Happy George, W. A. Toombs,
Long River.
Red Rcse, W. A. Matthews, Sum~
nierside. I
Orwell Belle, McKinnon Drug Com-
pany. ~ _i _
'rnoT, zliii diiass.
Purse, $100; hal(-mile heats.
Princess Etta, J. 0'Brien, Elme-
dale. " ‘ _
Helen R., McKinnon Drug Oom-
pany. -_ . .
Misa Alcyonn, ` McKinnon Drug
0ompaiiy.` .
Dts_:'_l_i__y-, J. Stanley Wedloclr, ('har-»
lot w  -A  ,,  ___
Ruby IT?,"`li`f  '"` *
1 ' ' 1 '
'i§J_-_
I 'l , i
of the Char-.
takes
_ _ “__ . __ ._ ...,-_ - - . _
  (Continued from hole one) ' I \  * 5'  . ' ' - " A  ' ‘Y ” ‘
’*"P”*'---- --.. __,__$______ _ ______ r '- l ____
 _ f  '_ -.,.- _ . -  - - i- - » I :__ ,
W' G' H08!--» ...... . . 23033 ' .. "  "7 ~  ' ' 'A  I ‘ "V ` '~'  ' ' ’ W  '
.Hiim lliua    ' 5” - \~ r f ` ' ‘~ . .
Nelsony\TiTieh_esl.gr  M `l&l§g'll-ig 1 ‘ 5 i  - .7  1  a
Nellie Trainer   '  '$55075 . A I l '~ ' ." 2 "li ' -
Waiter R. Power... u  `1'.| 0 ` ' A " r. 'E - ’ i . '
5.3.. ni..-... ...-..:';..1:t'°..,:1‘.:'::3.;.3§~ s . 5 - A . . . ~ T '  ' 
Bllahzgii Igrw ---_... ._.. _...199.4z5 ‘ _ _ "   '_ ‘ 'f'   _‘ _ " I   _  a e
.W."' "l
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union lo" and satisfaiion are assured
lleenly contested from the beginning
Church League, in which the same
teams are competing as lust year,
nnme1y,’l`lic Anglicans, St. Jiimes,
First Methodist, Zion and the l`nion
team- the last named being made up
of members of (irace, Methodist and
the Baptist Churches.
7, Union vs Kirk.
" 11, Zion vs Methodist.
" 14, Anglican vs Union. _,
” 18, Kirk vs Zion.
" 28,Anglicnn vs Kirk.
There is-some promising new mat-, Sept. 1, Methodist vs l`nion
orial on the teams and with just en- ” 1, Methodist vs Kirk.
ough members of the big League to
be very interesting.
A prominent citizen, it is expected
it would be wen for au who desire
if you purchase Enlves,forks, 
spoons and serving pieces
bearing _(he trade mark
This brand is known ss
-' 21, imiioaist vs Angiiesn. 1   0 V
" 25, Union vs Zion.  _ _ , i
_ i ‘___ _ _i
CAUSE OF CANCER
`i.~iii throw nw first iiiiii . ` . "_°
A'l`I.ANl`I(.‘~ CITY, June 27--Over”
to see a good game of ban to be M cuting, especially of meats, and the
victoria Park tonight. M1; 45 Tm, excessive us.; of alcohol and coilee. 
. . . _ d tl _ _ _ . . .
use won- The competition -»==l‘;’,}I,°;1’,§‘,*;,§f‘_"“‘ ‘°‘""‘“‘° °‘ ‘f““‘°“’°"f.‘Z.`.'-‘if f2`."'1l....°.“".°.".’F...€.`.?.. 1.21’ ...“$.35 oii.DevAN's nu-:Ncii r|i.|s.e,;°,.~;
' solute subsistence on vegetables, §lliil.l__;i_ii_11’ili roi; Woman. sosbox ortnreefor
June ao, umioaist vs Kirk with no exclusion of eerie. ami ai- ,,,‘i;,i,,,,,,,,‘;,§,,,;},,,’f,',“‘,,‘f,},°'°‘T-,,°§§',§;§,l§§‘_L“},:gg
"Jnlnr Plata that Wears" '
_ and ll made ln the heaviest
1 grade of plate. Famous for
" overooyearsforitsdurablllty
sud beauty.
Boldty Deanna Dell ~' ~
' ' . . v ,-
Ju A icon vs Z cohol' con unctio w r e rm- 00..St.0ailmrines onmno
ly 3, rigl ion. 'in J n ith popr _ ______ ___v_.____.
.. " 7, Union vs Kirk, dicinal meusiire.-_ _   MEN
_ Restores
_'_' 10, Zion vs Methodist. 'l his, in substance, wus the stnte~ vimigyztoi Nerve sea Bnln; ineiessuqifrgt;
14, Anglican vs Union. ment inndc yesterday by llr. I.. Dun- élvlfim '==\'I`0i\ls-Willblllldyou iui.f3sbor.or
17, Kirk vs Zion. can Bulkeley, of New York, in mi. ,Y§,|c;_‘5i-;;‘§;“o'-:,_“l'f,‘i,f;é’g_ “§:_lC;’{‘M”r‘;f‘f&‘
" 21, Methodist vs Anglican. address before the American Medical Dnmrlo. '
_n
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28, .i\'iglican vs Kirk. Association. 5014 ,¢ H,,,h,,» pmngm-. _
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An Addition to
Carruthers Silver Black Fox
'-1
5'
ee
Company, Limited
14 Pups
from
4 Pairs Oi Last Year’s Pups
_ _ _ Who 'Can Beat lt?
Owing to the phenomenal success of this Company, the Directors _have been iinportuned
by several to make an addition to the ranch, so that they might be givenachance to buy stock
in a going coiicern,ihat has had such signal success. -  . 1 * 
Accordingly ata meeting of the shareholders called to consider the proposal of maki
an addition tothe ranch, the Directors were given discretionary.-power of _increasing l
number of pairs for next year, up to the number of foxes produced in the ranch.
The old shareholders were given the first opportunity of subscribing for the new issue
of sto_ck_ up to _lune 20th. As this date is passed and as there is still some of _ the stock left un-
sold, it is_now thrown open lo public subscription.
_ _ This is not a recapitalizalicii as the term is iindcrslcod by fox- financier. It is simply an
addition to the ranch._ The price of the old foxes is not increased, but is left at thefiaire at
which they _were put in. The young are placed in llie ranch on the basis of $16,000 p pair.
This includes (the ranch, the building of additional pens and all other i-incidental ex-
penses, except the keep of the foxes. *~ '-“f`f‘-f~‘=¥‘-~‘=°°~~
, The Ranch and Management  
The _Company in addition to the foxes owns the ranch and two acres of land on which
the ranch is situated. 'I` he ranch is located on the farm of J. M.McLean Esq., New Perth.
Mr. McLean is ranch manager and has proven himself a most valuable asset to the share-
holders. He is one of the Company’s largest shareholders, and the Directors have entered into
a most satisfactory_agreeinent with him, whereby he .feeds and cares for the foxes forthe
coming yearat a price that will only amount to a traction of 1 p. c. of the value of the estima-
ted increase. _
When we come to consider that the ranch in addition to the seven pairs of young to be
added, contains four pairs of foxes, one year old, that have this year produced fourteen pups,
anyone will grant that it is the most attractive investment on the fox market today.
The Foxes
Not only are all the foxes eligible to registration in Class A. but the Directors hold the
certificates of the breeders of the original four pairs to the effect that all are pure Island breed,
not one of thc number containing one drop of foreign blood, as may occur in the ordinary
Class A. fox. They are of a prolific strain, as the results of this ear prove. Fecundity isan in-
herited trait, and will be transmitted tothe progeny. Hence the Company expects t_o have
next season eleven pairs of foxes from which large litters may with confidence be anticipated.
This ad will appear for one week oiilv. The old shareholders have already_tak_en a large
block ofthe stock and, owing to the rc-i'orcl ofthe ranch and the low capitalization of the
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plieation afier July 5th next.
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§ tague, P. E. l_sland, and J. M. McLean of New Perth l’. li. Island
foxes, we expect the balance of the stuck to be bought up in the course of the next few
The Prospectus is at present in llic liunds of thc piibli.=lici's and will be mailed, on ap-
Price $100 (par) pei' share, payable :is follows:-l() ii. c. with nppliczilioii, balziiiec Si-.ptem
ber 15th 1914, when stock certificates will be is:-uccl.
Make all postal orders and_ cheques payable to llic Fc<'i'ci':ii y-'l`rcasiii'cr.
A plicaiion can be made to any of the I.lii'ccloi's, _]. W, Cariulhcrs. Pres.
` Aitx. McLeod, D. P. McPherson, J. I). Mclnlyw, Nl. li. Secretary-licasiircr all of Mon-
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Application Form
(Cut out and mail)
Amount of remittance,........  Signed................. .
Number ofshares.....   Address........................
31_906_27M_l_._D. Mclntyre M. D. Secretary-Treasurer Montague P. E. lslai_id_ ____ __
I-hereby make application to the CARRUTHERS S-ILVFR BLACK FOX COM-
PANY, LIMI ED of Montague, P. E. Island, lo take the number of shares in the capital
_ stock of the Company set opposite my signature below. Par value of shares $100.00.
I enclose 10  c. of t e amount of each share so applied for and will pay the bal-
ance on or before tie 15th of September 1914.
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