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Phone 93|.
mill-giilli
To make room for new stock wears selling the
remainder of our stock of the Peofple°s Library 150
volumes only at rgc a 'volume or 6 or $1.00.
2 ‘Bdsm Bade. Eliot
19 "Ant0¢,r'st of the Break- 57
fist table. The, Holmes.
93 `”_ iiarchester Towels. TWI-
l6l>¢ . _ _
4, ‘.‘_Ba|-nby Rudge, Dickens
:or _, Blick Tulip. T|J¢ DU'
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48 'Cbannlngs, The. Wofd
12 Christmas Books. The.
(Five Tales‘, Dickens
11 Cloi~.ter and the Hearth
The, Reade
26 Cranford, Gaskell
Crown rf Wild Olive (The)
The Ethics of the Dust,
Ru-kln
44 Deerslayer, The, Cooper
3 Efst Lyn e, Wood
102 Emma, Austen
42 Fairy Tales, Stories and
Legends, Andersen
75 Gulliver’s Travels, Swift
86 Guy Maunering Scott
67 Handy Andy, Lover
63 Hypatia, C. Kingsley
61 It is Never Too Laleto
Mend, Reade
21 Jane Eyre. C. Bronte
103 _Iourual of the Plague
Year. Defce
7: Our Village, Milford i
Pathfinder The, Cooper
94 Peter Simple, Kerri at
81 Peter the Whaler, King-
ston
31 Pride and Prejudice.
Holmes
106 Professor at the Break '
fast Table, The. Holmes
79 Ravenshoe, H Kingsley
22 Robinson Crusoe, Defoe
107 Seven Lamrs of Ambl-
tectnre, The, Ruskin
63 Shirly, C. R onte
36, 37, 38, 39, Shakespeare
complete in 4 volumes
99 Swiss- Family Robinson
Wyss
6 Ta'e of Two Cities, Dick-
ens
76 Taiismau, The, Scott
74 Three Midshipmen, The
Kingston
47 Three Musketeers, The,
Dumas
13 Tom Brown’s Schoolrlays
Hughes
108 2o,ooo leagues under
the Sea, Berne
56 Two Paths and other Es~
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change, 164 Richmond St., Char-
Rev. <Dr. Hughes celebrated his iirst lggtgtown, p_ E_ 1_
Mass in Bt. James' Church, Free-
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King Solomon’s Mines,
Haggard
Little Minister. The,
Barrie
91 Two Years Ago, C,
Kingsley.
43 Vicar of Wakefield and
Poems, the, Go'dsmith
1o9 Villette, C, Bronte
68 Voyages of Discovery,
Cook
59 Woman in White The Colius
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films we are receiving. Films delivered the same day as
received.
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cf souvenir jewel~y.
cigarette cases, match boxes,
ash trays, pocket knives, pap-
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Lehigh Valley
Great Northern Pfd.
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Mex. Petroleum
Miss. Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Sugar No Sale.
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steel Pld.
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These suits at $7.78
are part of a lot of 300
Scotch Tweed and Worst-
ed Suits -bought from a
leading Manufacturer in
Montreal at a rlduculous-
ly low price, considering
the quality of material.
linings and the splendid
finish and styles of the
garments. They are »a
regular $12.00 suit.
Made in the fashion-
able three and four but-
ton sack style-hand
tailored shoulders-lapels
and 'collars nicely mould-
ed-.silk sewn throughout
-canvas thoroughly
shrunk with good quality
satin body lining; We
can fully recommend
them to our customers.
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some dollars.
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lot of 30: Scotch Tweed
and' Worsted . Suits
bought from 'a leading
Manufacturer in Montre.
f al at a riduculonslylow
price when the qual ty of
the materials and .the
splendid style and finish'
of the garments are taken
into considerations. Well
worth $13.90 a suit. Made
in the dressy three button
sack style-#shoulders
hand tailored--1 a p e l s
nicely moulded-=s n u g
fitting collars-body lin-
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trimmings the kind a
first class tailor would
use-a classy dressy suit
‘lu every respect. Look
them over. ‘
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I Genuine Double and Twisted Oxfords Twccds 65c yd. 1
I We have secured a quantity of double and twisted Oxford Tweeds Ban- '
nockburn patterns which we will sell at 65c_yd. worth 8 5c in any store.
Highest price paid for wool in cash or trade.
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to   $2.50
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Montreal Power 21 High Low Close High Low Close
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Detroit No Sale. Spanish River Com. ' 46 January ‘
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By an Investment in The Black 'Fox Industry?
If you were asked by a friend to make a selection from the numerous Black Fox Propositions now on the market, that would be
Do You Want To Increase Your Income* 1
If You Do; Read This Carefully  
likely to give him the best Returns, What would you do? '
Would you not iirst find out the Figure the Foxes were Capitalized at? Then .you would iind out the quality of stock.. Then the
lofcalion of the Ranch' would demand your attention. Then the personell of the Directorate and the caretaker.  I '
Fr om T h e I Standpoint 'Of The In v estor
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Looking for the best place in all Canada to make profits worth while - A
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The Brighton Black Fox Co. Ltd. Stands First. _ ‘
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The remarkable developement of the Fox industry, makes us wond-
er what the future will be. 1
Capitalized At $13500 a Parr
To the conservative investor capitalization is of paramount itnpo-t»
ance, because on this depends the percentage of dividends his investment
will earn.
A GUARANTEE becomes no guarantee at all if you pay it your~
self' on over-capitalization in the purchase price of stock.
There foxes were puchased previous to the advance in price and are
placed in the ranch at two to three thousand dollars a pair lower than
the present market price of first class stock.
A conservative estimate of next year’s returns from this ranch
would be If 4 pairs of the foxes have average litters of 4 each, 4 going
to the ranch for keep, leaves 12 for the Company, which if sold at present
price of $15,ooo per pair, would net the stockholders about no per cent.
If all 6 pairs have litters the profits would be proportionately increased.
Can you imagine circumstances more favorable to you aaa pro-
pective investor ?
1 r t The Maritime Fox Exchange And Irwestment Co.
l "' is . PROVISIONAL DIRECT()
‘ Frank R. Heartz Lieut. Col. A.. G.=Peake
Edwin Aitken
 
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V - ' i _ For Prospe_c;us And Application Forms idpply ' To TheProvisional Directors, Or _ ‘ ‘
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The Stock The Worlds Best The Location Of The Ranch
The promoters of this Company decided mouths ago that nothing
but the ,best st. ck that money could buy would ever _‘ind its way into
their_ ranch. Therefore, when they obtained options on the six pairs of
Foxes ef the world Famous Dhilton, Onlton, and Tuplin strains. they
refrained from advertising their proposition until they were sure that
the options would be ii‘led.
The Foxes are now on foot and are six pairs of the hsndsomest
young foxes that ever looked out of adeu. Their ancestry tracing back
to the Foxes whose pelts brought the highest prices on the London
market, and now adorn the robes of Royalty in the Courts ofEu1-ope.
On this class of stock depends the future success of the Fox lndustry
and the man who invests $rooo,co in, this proposition is laying this
foundation of a permanent investment that in future years will be the
means of earning thousands of dollars, _ »
their should be no houston ui ' 1 1 A 1
really  his money to esrnits utmlirst. .e PM 0 ml "mor who
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The ranch which is now under construction will be one of the niost
up-to-date in the Province, located on a beautiful grove of mixed spruce
and hardwood in the centre of 38_acres of land sin the prop nies of Lieuf.
Col. A. G. Peake and I. J. McKinnon. and ha been pronounced by “_
perisinced Fox ranchers to be one of the best (if not the beat,) in the
ro nee .
10 r cent of amount subscribed for must be sent on a plloation. "
‘n‘1I1':£;'t=2i.¢:ti8'm must be sent to\the Secy Treat, or the llsritirus lfsa lxehsnds
Application F orml _ M
I hereby make a llcatlon to the Brighton Black Fox Com yt Limited of
g\:}l)¢;¢;:ifgWl;1}t2‘|£t:l;eh;t’ie gauairxpr or shares in the Capital Btoeaslf the Company
enclose herewith 10 per cent of the amount with thisapplicetion and the hall
:ata fl gtroalllioizged to pay on orbsfore August ltith, 1918. deposit tohsreturnpd-it
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