ogromsn so. 1929 ' i .

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JUDGING OF CLASS 1 is NEARL Y COMPLETED

Miss’ Alice Hunter, Howlan, E. J. ' Johnston, Long River, Arthur

Match. Hopeton, And E. F.

Mill, Kensington, Were 1st

Prize Winners At Fox Show

Yesterday. Judging "Will Start

Promptly At 9 O’Clock This

Morning. _ i

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Men interest was manifested in the was the strongest section oi the day would; sessions oi’ the Fox Showiwilh slxieen entries. iatprlsemaa ygicrdsy moi-din: "d ‘ll-QIIIIIOII-‘linally won by ‘ernercr. ivuu, Ken- nn uni-inn; wll uken “n with com- ‘yslngton. znd. J. n. Dennis, chn-iom- gem; clnssiilontlon, etc., and in the ltmvn: 3rd. Ernest F. Milhliensinr‘ ntcnioon the three judges, Messrs lton; 4th, C. B."‘ ,Summcr_slde; when Stewart. Stephen Taylor and '5ih. J. R. Lockerby, Hamilton, 6th n A. Monidey. heron iudsins the c. Kennedy, Southport; 7th, Mc- qm 1 exhibits oi black or extra iLure and McKlnnon; 8th Urban Gil- m-k lures. ‘lis, Miscouchc. -

mo. to ma.) 1st nrlu w“ WM by ‘nheipod in 1929; oi Clue 1. wu also “h; Alice liunlcr. llowlisn: Zlld- 1»- lvery closely contested; and was not l. McDonald. Mflmlidl 3P6. H- G- , ilnished when judging wu. complet- Jndiou. Alenndril; “h, J. R. Dcn- .cri for the day. _

no Charlottetown. The judging will be continued by Section 2 (male Whclpefl ll! 1923)? classification as given In the. prime hi, Edwin J. Johnston. M!!! 111v"; 1 list. This morning judging will alert m, J1. J. Kennedy. Soul-hood; lat 9 o'clock sharp. when the (one irom c dog bred by Ernest Cudmorc. j are to he on the tsble. Class 1_, soc- lrd, Henderson d: McNutt, Moncton; lion 6 will be completed. Class 2. dark Cecil Siewl-rt. nor-den; b"°'*"- John p silver. will follow.

M Stewart; 5th,}. A. Lea, Sumnier- Judging will likely continue io- lile. lmorrow and Thursday. It necoefl-ry

There were no entriu in section lit will be extended into Friday.

l. which was (or s female whelpeil l‘ Some oi the classes yfii- i» be hill‘ reriom to 1928. ‘m! are very heavy and will neoclllril! pSection 4, (Female whelped in ‘inks more than the usual time. 1m, Iii. Arthur Miatcli. l-lopcimi- The greatest competition in entwi- hid, C. C. Baker, Remington. cd In the medium silver classes. .§Q0tl0n 5, (male wlielped in i929) About 500 s, ‘ ‘ ‘watched the h » judging yesterday afternoon.

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Vimy ranch. ncdr Charlottetown, is one o! the largest end most modem in Canada. There will be found MACKlN- NON FQXEB, which are the result oi studied selective breeding from purest Island strains. ‘Their show ring record includes World's Championships, Intemstionsl Champion-

ships and prizies galore. ThLs year we have a large crop oi pups and among them are many outstanding animals.

‘ PELT RECORD

At the January. 1929, sale oi the Hudson's Bay Corny pony, London, England. IJACKINNON Fox Prime were first. second and third in the entire collection, and the high- eht. price paid tor o Silver Foxyelt on the London morket, Llso the sdcond highest. in 1929, was paid for MACKINNON rox PELTB irom Vlmy Ranch, c142 and m2 respectively.

I! you are in the market ior Silver Foxes we would like you i0 cell on us. We have always available selections iron: many o! the leading ranches and will be glad lo give you prices on real good animals.

PELT PURCHASING

We ere buying representatives here ior the Hudson's Bey Company or London, Engllnd, and will be prepared when the tell lesson opens about November 15th, to purchase all kinda o! Silver Fox furs and other lurs native io this 91'0- vince, pnyini the highest cash prices ior some.

McLure & MacKinnon

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"rm: CHARLOTTETOWNA GUARDIAN

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Silver FOX

p Pelts

We invite the continued patronage of our many friends associated with us in the breed-

ing and mhrketing of SILVER FOX.

Maritime Representative.

' QUOTATIONS GLADLY GIVEN ON ALL

PELTS SUBMITTED Levin Fur Co. ' - _ Limited RAW FUR MERCHANTS BIONTREAL _- TORONTO - NEW YORK

.13. R. HOLMAN

----- . ~ESTABLISIIED 1m.

CHARLOTTETOWN. I’. E. l.

See Him Smiling!

How Pelt Value

SIB CHARLES

lo section l. (male whclped ilN-l The final section Jyounpicmalev _

May _Be Judged

The skin value oi e live iox may he l judged from the iollowixig standards: Color-Glossy black on neck and wherever no silver heirs are iound. The black must he o! s bluish cost all over the body. The underiur must § also be dark colored. The iur o! silver 1 and black ioxes is a/dark slate next. to the skin. 1 Silver l-lalrs—-Pure silver bands. not ‘ 'white or very prominent. In the cost- liest skins which" are well scattered ‘ over the pelt. Flakiness, which is the appearance oi whitish or chslkish silver hairs placed close together in patches Ls objectionable. I Texture-Buyers pass judgment on the skins by drawing the hand over the iur. The softest iur is the‘ most valuable. This quality or softness is l relerred to as "silklness." _ l

Gloss-The sheen must be evident? Ii: is caused by the perfect health oi.’

the animal and the fineness o! the‘

DAlrlllN l

_ SEER

Breeders of ilic iinczat Silver Iluxcs on Earth.

and

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The leading Live Silvvl" Foxlirokcrs 0i the World.

SUlllfllERSl/DE, P, E. I.

LEA F OXES LIMITED i l “The Silver Fox City ”

irnir. as well as by hereditary innd-i ences. Woods and humid atmosphere

22:“: lldlttzliflolliaeugilvfeurnlgdl: irldontrzf “L” ‘m’ m“ “‘“’°"““‘ ““"“Y' who ls keenly interested in the l Weight-a. good fox skin will weigh l "m" “Tm- T "T"“'""' ““‘***"~ °f u" fir" n“ Sh“ w ‘Pl 1955i One Wllnd- the Weliht Usllfll- thick, long iur makos tln- uviziii. lirzlw lur 1:; more KliIHllJlL‘ 111.1 ilzmci- K he held in his native Province. ly varying from l0 to l9 ounces. The This is a most impoiuant pilllli. us‘ HllllC. f w l -

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It you are interested lu~ N 0 "JG

SILVER BLACK e can Su 1 , fad‘ F; . O11 W1 1 of

FOXES pp y y d:

‘ r Purina Fox Chow l l‘ r 0! the Highest Quality li. will be to your advantage to qom- . l: mum“ “m” l ' E are happy to announce that Purina Fox Chow is now _ We operate one o! the ingest ranches on Prince Edward ' ‘rlhallablfl O11 Prince Edwafd Island, ‘Pg "‘“"- _ Purina Fox Chowis a remarkable feed-different from any-

J - thllitigfelse on the market-lll-which has been giving ouisinnding re-

' - W .9" 5 01' Sever?‘ Yeafs- 0W 3'0“ may have these advantages of '3

l“ ' imggtepl; LJOneS feeding Fox Chow:— A

- " A 4 ' 1. Fox Chow raises more gups to maturity $5,

2. Fox Chow produces better pelt values; a E15 ~

Jase-o". '1 s. Fox Chow eliminates cooking; fie

~' ‘ 4. Fox Chow saves labor; 13% .

_ On the 80 ranches in the States in which we are interested, we Li}

5 W have used Fox Chow for about a year and a half and have had an c] ~

average 0f nearly 4 pulls per litter. On the Woodstock, Illinois 3 1

ranch 300 vixen whelped 1,228 pupsand raised over LZOOoi’ ilwm. ‘.1

On this ranch were also whclped and raised the following large

\ litters: n‘!

. 8 litters of 8 each. l

. :o\ ~ - ~ \ 21 litters of 7 each. . . l

57 litters of 6 each. I 1 f1

v ‘ Let us tell you more about Fox Chow and why it is making‘ I. l,

. dad" “m!” A“ m“ m no“ these outstanding records. l, ; "mm “Gm ‘ml “NW Low A Complete Line for all Feeding Needs ‘ 5

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In addition to Fox Chow, house _._ stop in and examine l .

- PRESERVATIVE PAINT- llge die lfinglilillg thetctompllctet the largfist sellingillinfe ogconi- _

milmiuunma m BEAUTMING “ma” ' yllilll zre flladdinlrdla} has“ Yallll gerlliaAliineil-l‘ 1:6 ldrteswblll c“:

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~ will find that Purina Chows cause they do make more

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HARDWARE Y5“ oreylrlrsilegehirlovrlr inf; ETFZZX l3.’ f.‘.‘°.§$i§~.°.i o. {i313 d‘

_ . C WW8, 01' Dilllltry, Y0“ Will find ina Plan 0f Feeding and bow (i=2

v & extra DPOfitS lll the CllCCkQI" it hglps yqu makg "1011! ]1‘|()|](_‘y

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' c ‘Black and Silver- F pxes~ ~ FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES

See my Prize Winning Stock before purchasing elsewhere '

\ L. J. Macdonald

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Proprietor ,'

; E. R. BROW; 146 RlclimondSL. Charlottetown yFii-e, Life, Accident, Sickness and - PlateGlass Insuriince at Iaiwcst Rate.

_ (ioodfitron: Stock Companies Agent at Summer-side, Lloyd Lewis

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The first carload of Purina has just arrived at our ware-

MILLIGAN & MORRISON

Oifice - Northam ’Phone R-422 Warehouse — Summerside Warehouse '- Charlottetown 82 l School Street

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to come out i0 your place.

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