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PAGE TWELVE

Issue of New

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1 The Seal River

Black Fox Co. f _ Limited ‘

' Incorporated Under the Prince Edward Island Joint

Stock Companies Act

The Paid Up Capital Issued $126,000 oliwhich °

A 69.000

Directors

G. E. AULD; President, Charlottetown, G A. B. McDONALD, Secretary-Treasurer, Charlottetown, C. .i’._»PE FLETCHER, Vice-president, Charlotte- town WM. J. McEAChERN, Mt. Albion.

0iiice of the Company (Charlottetown

Property

The property of the Company now consists of

four pairs breeders Black Silver Foxes, (pedigreed “Royal Blacks”) The original pairs were selected from the Dalton and Frank Tuplin ranches, and the Company ooniidently believe they have a quality of foxes equal to the very best' They have proved very prolific, the increase in your last year being two hundred and fifty per. cent. The Company also own their own Ranch at Seal River, sp‘endidly situated, fully iquipped in the most up-to-date manner, the

outside boundaries enclosing three acres allowin '

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ample room for extensions. The R inch is under the management of Mr. W. A ]enkins, who has had several years' experience in breeding foxes, and who has been very successful. Mr. ]enkins is paid a‘lixed salary for his services and a fixed amount per head for fer ding the foxes. No other salaries, commissions or per centages being paid anybody, consequently the C>mpany’s foxes are being maintained at the lo vest possible cost, and therefore the shareholders will par-

ticipate to the last possible dollar in the earnings of the foxes.

New Capitalization

It is now proposed to add to the holdings of the

Company three pairs 1913 young, to be selected from the progeny of the present four pairs of breeders, making in all four pairs of breeders and three pairs of young, and to increase the paid up capital ot the Company to $126,000.00 (twelve hundred and sixty shares of $100.00 each, Of ihis amount $69,000.00 is now rffered for subscription, and it is expected the present shareholders will take the largest share,

leaving a comparatively small amount to be offered to the public at par.

Prospects

The prospects for the future are very bright in -

deed. Foxes are selling tc-day higher than ever, an rd ' ~

the industry has taken firm hold in the other Ea St- ern Provinces of Canada. It is predicted that the " present or even higher prices will rule next year and that foxes will continue to be sold for breeding pur-

poses only for a good many years to come.

Figuring conservatively, the Company’s profits

for 1914 are estimated as- follows:

4 pairs Breeders should yield - - 7 pairs pups 3 pairs voung should yield - - 3 pairs pups io pairs 1914 Pops at it of oo - - $11 o.c0o

Less estimated Kceper’g S a‘ary, Feed,

Repairs, Q. _ - 20(1)

Profits - - - $98,000

or over 75 .per cent on the proposed paid n ca ital.

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Applications for these shares may be made to

any of the directors. Terms of payment being Io p'er cent on application or allotment, balance on or before .

‘ September 1st,19r3-

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/W,-_ - Application Form

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GEO. AL. B.” M¢DoNALD, ciiafineiown

Y. Secretary Treasurer the Seal River Black

` I ~do hereby , apply for , shares in the

Seal River Black Fox Company. Limited. E11- |

¢105ed`is~ _ I ` being I0 per cent, and the bal- agcg I"'ggi»es to pay on or before September 1, 1913. ~ , 1 , '

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WHAT

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ins foundation of dopwntiisshaipnmsss

head of just lswl endow- gjgmrg ti

to which sin hal bl'Q\l¢llt

Every House of Refuge, on" ' ` 1 tal, every effort for the npuggmzui,

forces of rigbtaousnaqn ¢°¢ny_ bunk lug the letters of .soul "bondage, in Hvirluz and oulckanlng thought, lift ills UD the average moral sentiment higher and hither. so that inspm oi wars, in spite _of _the prevalence of so cial and political evils, the vm;-ld is better than ever before. Inthe empty

propeey, the victory of the seed of

the eternal kingship of the lamb of God.” Because I-le leads, the final vic- tory ts euro, and the day ls hasten- ing on when oarth"s nations races and tribes will come bending at Hia feet, and peace and goodwill among men will bring in the New

Heavens and the New Earth.”

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llUN'l SEULIJ 'IIHUSS1

IHHIllHl.l IIHILUHEN

Sec if tongue is coated. atom- ach sour and bowels waste -' clogged

Children dearly love to take delic-

ious "Syrup of Figs" and nothing else cleans and regulate their tender little stomachs, liver and 30 feet of bowels so promptly and thoroughly.

Children get bllious and constipat-

ed just like grown-ups. Then they get sick, the tongua is coated, stomach sour, breath rad; they don‘t eat or rest well; they become feverish, cross irritable and don‘t want to pin , Listen Mothers-for your child's saga don‘t force the little one to swallow nauseating castor oil violent Gallomel or harsh irritants like Cathartlc pills A teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs will have your child smiling and happy again in just a. few hours. Syrup of Figs will gently clean, aweeten and regulntn the stomach, make the liver active and movp on and out of the bowels all the constlpated matter, *the ‘ soi`in‘r`lle, the foul, clvgged-up waste and poisons, without causing cramps or grlping.

With Syrup of Figs you are not drugging or injuring your children. Being composed entirely of luscious rigs, senna and nromatlcs it cannot be harmful. Full directions for chil- dren of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the package.

Ask your druggist for the full name

“Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna" prepared by the~Calffornia. Fig Syrup Co. This in the delicious tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse anything else offered.

“We can’t fell thename ofthe

maker, but you won°t have any, trouble in igutsaing once you see the glove, then you will un- derataiid why we iumped at the chance to get them to si-ll a, 98|: a pair, Paton's 3-l7M6'

“Boysf suits, all of the very finest

duality, all styles, ranging in price from $2.75 up. To the first forty- five persons buying one we will give free n handsome toy watch. Moore & McLeod. . 3-20!/131.

"oil istlsnlt ,ig ui. gg-nj ' .mm I

womad, the y¢\l\l!lipu11i||i@¢h§.h£‘¥r

the foe of delpoI.llm,`t;||¢. fguuin

mug force In oil the 'IMI conditions

the children of want, they nr. 31|

the sublime expression; _of tha 1°v¢ gf n risen Christ. He in leading cha

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M - be can¢;»iaai..s¢m¢tarremooiyf»1.i¢i1.a 1

. 1 d evenin , ,ason’s<flrst-compleftéjsh

- 'i‘nf%'e:oIi(iioeli1varSpring Mi§llnei°y",%loaks,' Suits, Dresses n ~

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An unusual assembly of fashion, comprehensive and

-f well chosen, authentic representation of the style prevail-

'rig in this country and abroad. ' ‘

, We cordially invi*t;e‘X_,g'i;; intpcifiion 'th‘i§"S8l1il'¢1i;\_Y _ Wm

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sepulchre, we seo the fllldllment of I I of the woman over sin and death, and.

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oremost European anci American designers will be on view, “

Styles as fore:as'e1:for _Spring and early Summer by

' We feel confident _'of your favorable verdict this ' -

vfening.

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"Call in and look over our line of

SECRETARY DANE

lin K. Lone, Secretary of the Inter- ior hus been made an Indian Chief. Today in his office, he had bestowed upon him the title of "Lone Chief’- by a delegation of Blackfoot Indians from Montanna, who called to pre- sent to him ri "i'~~' o' peace and a buckskin tob:..o-..

After the pipe had been handed to

him, Chief Curly Bear, a tall, heavy mountain chief, stepped' forth and anid:-

'.‘iHereafter we will call you Lone

Chief. That: was the name of our rnost famous chief. You will be Lone Chief to us now."

Then, -turning to Acting Commis-

sioner of Indian Affairs Abbott.. he said, "And you too must: have an In- dian name. You are short of stature, so we will cull you Little Chief.

"I fake Your ipipe," said the Secre fury. "as a pledge between us. I know what it means. It is o. promise on your part that you will bear faith to me, and when I shake your hand and take your pipe, it; means that I bear good faith and good will toward you I have spoken to the

rd I speak for hirr. and promise at we always will try to do justice

Miss Nancy Lane, who has become much interested ln Indians, Chief Lit- i.le_ Dog of the Blackfeet: presented a

pair of mocassius, decorated with beadwork

Crow Indians, gorgeously arrayed for the occasion in red trousers and an immense headpiece of feathers, p eaenteii to Miss Nancy a beautiful i of b k lr _ '

_ r, w 0 will

look out for the Indians’ interests."

strong features are seen on the new

banknotes.

"We are showing a splendid line of

new spring weights in gloves for men, all sizes from 'I to 10 in the very ft

$1.50 and $1.65. Moore & McLeod.

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General Commission

Merchants

Sydney. N. S.

Consignments of farm produce

McCoulireyQ. Bulmsn

solicited ,

Farmers having first-class dairy

butter for sale slinuld write u

N stating prices.

-1d sttra6 mpri.

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Fire Insure. 0 Ctlmpanie o Farm uaiaia. ones” r\s§i?6i-rail. wsiei- mins etc, etc. A i t

c nveyance of His Majeaty’s

-_ ___-_I _ _-, I-_-,-_-~ - - - - » on n proposed Contractfor

F, I years, three times per week' each

over Rural Mail Route No. ` 1 from

Ire Bedeque, P. E. I., from the Postmas-

For rates i the P F Isl nd Mutun ter General's pleasure. _-

iiiiiiaiiiin, dihrsifi A sid.i5¢n°1ii~ I P"i“t°d‘“°”°" ”°7‘t“l”“i‘

Y 0 _ posed Contract may be see

ph g;f5.niiLL.ioosyas»iv.svrao¢» blank form 0, Tend”

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I - ~ "f_i tai ed at the -Post es

1| Lower Bedaquo and

the office of the P0`lt»'OtIice

Or. _ .

Timothy Seed 1 -on F- -H-1=» a

Post Ofiica Inspector.

Post Omoo Inapector’s Office,

oiiariomiawn, mn march, isis.

3-15M

MAIL CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General will be re- ceived at Ottawn until noon, on Fri- day, the 18th April, 1913,,

MADE “BIG INDIAN."

WASHINGTON, March 13-Fra.nk-

‘ Cluett & Peabody shirts. Thesé 'ara

without doubt among the best in shirts for men that have ever been shown in this Province. Priced at $1.25. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 at Moore & ivlcDeod’s, The Mon's Store.

3-20M3l.

"Miz Mau, when you want. somo-

thing better than the next best in furnishings and something superla- ‘tively good in tailored suits come here. This in the men'a store, your store, the place where you get satis- faction ten times out of ton and we guarantee to suit. you on every Pu!"- ohase you make before you leave your money. Moore & Mcheod. 3-20M3i-

A Castle in Spain

' ' ` b t t' I -to-.fats steel range in your kitchen. Don’t

|:,:?§i,:|iii yv;l1iiil1ii‘o$a’y°,dl>.ii|il iid; bility: for future yera, sud inihe m sanumo haie your wife w_,m ou; in du; y wil, working win a -poor nova Th# Farmer's wife as well as the Farmer, need gio-:l tools. A few dbllllfl l\‘lV°Sl°d 0°” ll’ an*

Enterprise Mon arch S teel. Ronge will save the 'im s and temper of the hou ekeeper. lessen fuel and repair bills.

S. W. CRABBE

Agent for Enter~'»rl_<e» M-i narch Stee\ R002 5

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» ; pring pening

OUR SPRING OPENING WILL BE a revelation to

_ the Public---SUCH STYLES-~--SKJCH QUALITIES---.never

. . - -__ before exhibited by any Clothes S ore in Canada.

Great Father in the white 1-1 `\""- '~ '

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“"°““f°“"‘°“° I 1 HAND 'l`AlL()ii. ED MODELS ‘- him. one who will always keep his . ,’

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nformntion as to conditions of

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Bill. _

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We want a few hundred `

bushels of good clan Timothy Seed Island ' Grown. Maill or bring , l samples to us stating <'

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our prices. , T

We also want a quantity

of good clean Island Barley two six towed, and Buck wheat

tlarter & Company i Limited

Charlottetown Seedsmen s Wai

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quantity for sale, and et » “The Be$t.

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for life is a g od wedding ring And if you want an extra special value you should come in and sfe the stock weave Showing now Shown in Cla adiaii, English and Tihuiy styles, all sizes, all grades

W N Tanton

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- ' ” I, _ ‘»\\l\l;- *U is nowa Natliinil iuitituuin. fmilitiiing th: purchasing

Chief Plmty C°“p°’ Mad °' the f' t l ` ' of Men’s an Bo s’ Clothes to a minimum.

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' I V//J No matter what your desire may be this store has it.

1 it w G' You vi Dar uc s in gloves, covered with I(/gf \ e e 1 a fine d E;-iadwork as a token of his \\<i; ,_ r p . ‘ .,- V _ _

nil? givgthese to you." he Said. “as \ \

t e daughter of our fathe h ' Xi _

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tg on "1, __ ` ,A in English, _French and American, styles, the latest_ de- '

Tf, ,im B,,,,,,,,m,.l um, daughmhj \ ` Q 'J-2, signs of coloiings of imported wiclcr s._

st _I \}.

,my Coups is the Indian whose V i ' V ‘for less money than any other store inthe City. The en\i-

able position this store has attained was 'built on Value GIVING.

Q, g . irirs ci.oli'iii.‘sii1iiiii11ir|ii-: Naiioiui sioiiii.

,gg-t_,;;;“~,:;,.,i;1»;e.;f~»;,;;e winr wi; ini-: siiowiiio 1

‘ Latest models in ne designs of S 9 ° 1 browns, gray and blue grayw

_, “and M&d¢ 8nd Swagger models English Sacs. The

I finest ever shown by any store , iiEN's suirs $15, sisizo.

English ,Models in all the new color- Suits fm Men who kn°w`°'th°“'°har' `

ings of brown, tan, Oxford grays and act" of gwd clmhes ` ‘ " '

Roy-1 so nina Maris sis 022-00- 25-00

BLUE SERGES Spring Overcoatsi

_ _ ' Classy Models of grey Irish Cheviots,

Men's Blue Serge, Suits in Single fancy light browns shades of Scotch

and Double Breasted hand felled collar Tweeds some silk l' 'd

_ iwiiisi lined a dandy $| 5 $|0, ` 5] 2‘:'°$'| 5 5| 8’ $20

Free Watches To Boys,

of a Suii1bIf§lA'l§‘;i`>§:§ yiairgaxiiiifiilewdlfdiiild to Present to every Boy making-C si

We are certain of having a very large crowd this week so wouid suggest your

coming as early as possible. ` 1 _ ‘ ‘ _ - _ ,f

' _ _Boys' ,Easter Clothing 1’

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Binder--41 ` F rome $4 00 to $900

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ational lothing

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