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,Siliier Fox Exhibitors

' Thmugh g°°d years ‘md had-they have learned from experience that the BEST in pox Supplies is the ONLY KIND THEY CAN AFFORD T0 BUY_, having too much at stake to risk using inferior grade supplies.

These successful men are keen-leaders in their

line of 'business-and_who readily recognize all our lines as LEADERS in Fox Supplies. That is why, FOR YEARS, they have made a practice of buying EVERYTHING from us-simply because they can

DE§¥ND on this merchandise as being always the BE .

EVERY ITEM THAT THE FOX RANCHER REQUIRES.

- “Holman’s Guarantee Satisfaction.”

R. T. IIDLMAN LIMITED Summerside. Charlottetown.

msn who luv: nuns me rox ` commends Efforts of Weatharmensal 1'-_I _ _ _ __

Of Agriculture.

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Provincial Secretary Treasurer

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scheduled to be held. M respite

Optimistic Predictions As To Future i Of Fur Industry Are Shared In By

Hon. C. Shelton Sharp, Minister

By HON. G. SI-IELTON SHA RP, Minister Of Agriculture,

of Prince Edward Island.

Thinking that I would get some lox pelt, more than through any

relief from the cares of state, on other sphere of his operations, that .Tuesday, October 25th, I absented he could realize prontable returns.

myself from my Ministerial office I This is certainly a tribute to the in- 'in the old Colonial building Char- ldustry and thus did the Silver Fox lottetown, and journeyed to Sum- Pelt constitute a silvery lining to mersidei where an adjourned meet- the dark clouds of depression ob-

, ing from the July 13th annual taining on every hand.

‘ meeting of the Canadian National - "0N- G~ SHELTON SHARP I silver Fox Breeders' Association was IMPROVED CONDITIONS I

_ Y c/irtr. 1../\Ncas'rm 'ro Mans was destined to be very short lived, It is also most encouraging to LONG DISTANCE FLIGHT

however, for I was honored with the 1 learn that the quality of breeding duties of presiding over the gather- stock retained shows a marked im-'

ing, which consisted of representa- provement over previous years. This captain William N_ Lmwaster’ the tive breeders from almost every Ca- V may be due in part to the more central figure in a recent Miami nadian Province, side by side with I rigid inspection of foxes by the In- Fla" murder mal' arrived ,Cday ,local members of the organization ‘ spectors of the Canadian National from the United States and said' 'allseemingly intent on endorsing a ESllver Fox Breeders’ Association? 1 he intended to 'make another long (“new" Constitution that would be'no doubt the lessened demand for distance night morn in keeping with thu growing SBIG Of breeders has mhiierihiiy COR-, ,.1 have not yet decided when I needs of the industry as well as to,tributed to this condition. but. Shan make my next u,gh,_-- Cap. bring the provisions of the consti- I doubtless there is a sfowlnz reall- mn Lancaster md, »-and 1 _.mu

& co., tution into harmony with Federal . zaticn among breeders that nothing have no other pilot than M,.s_ _,_ M_

requirements R5 exppcssed in the bill; the iLl\'IL llldiVidll81S ShO1|1d be Ke!th_Mme,.’»~ he N!-e.n,d to an0_

V The Oldest Insurance Agency in P. E. I. amended "Live Stock Pedigree Act" ' fmif-ed f°f breeding P“1”P°5°S- I ther figure in me moi, -,vm i< uno

LIVERPOOL, ED g., NOV. 1'-

i\al‘i0ttet0Wli enaiited during the 1932 525510” °fI It is indeed 5'"m5'm3 t° mia in London later today aboard ano-'

Lower ueen Street C ‘

Q the Canadian Parliament. In pas- I tangible evidence 0! revival °f 1"' ther vessel. I

' -"' ,'|s1ng let me soy that I believe those! Lerest by breeders. which fkids ex-

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ambitions were realized and when DYCSSIOH in l1°SSiblY the Hfflalfesti ` - ’ the new constitution mcoivos Min. educational feature of our lndustry. I *Internal parasites il-‘ "hc FMP” lsterjal approval, ii; W111 be found I refer to the presence in our midst _ °f W°rmS in the Stqmach *‘“‘1‘b°_“" generally acceptable to all concern Of il FOX Sh0W. in Which the three els °r children Sap than vmmy

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ed_ lMaritime Province breeders are I “nd retard physical development' .

I wish to announce that I have opened a modern up-to-

date Fox Peltlng' and Fur Cleaning Plant and have Secured capable and experienced workmen assuring you of satisfac- tion. All pclts insured while in our care and a watchman on at all times.

L. H. KENNEDY .

Above New Ford Service Station

Almost Opposite Prince Edward Theatre

Telephone G42. 58 Grafton Street.

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A spirit of optimism in the stabil-

ity and permanence of the industry was manifest on every hand and, no doubt, inasmuch as fox farming has passed successfully through the boom period and so far has weath- ered the onslaughts of the depres- sion, it has reached a stage of dc-

' velopment that can _inslly be char-

acterized as a stabilized Live Stock Industry. The Industry can be re- garded as a sound investment pro- position, providing similar precau- » tions are taken as would be requireti Iin the placing ol any ofaer sound

investment In addition scrupulous

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attention should bergiven io the se- lection of breeding stock as wcll as to other details of breeding, mau- agement and sanltation_ If these precautions are observed the ‘ousl-

I :icss becomes a _profitable business

senture, probably more so than any other features of diversified agxl~ culture, for with careful a‘tcnl:;o:> it these details, the breede~ rv

I reap a substantial and com.-:»

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IS OPTIMISTIC

As Minister of Agriculture lor . ."1-_'»vince and as one vitally iniercs.- rd in the industry, I anx pleased io associate myself with those who possess an optimistic outlook for ;he future of fur farming and I'can see ample evidence for such cpti- mism. Reports from the fur auction houses indicnie that world markets are bare of silver fox pelts, that there is an increasing and insistent demand from thc trade for this . commodity, resulting in a strength-

I enirg of the mnrke: and an ilicrease

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_ I of prices for all grades.

The year 1031 was probably the

peak year in the production of fox pelts, and so many of these were offered that some pessimists were fearful that we had reached the point of saturation if not over-por- duction; besides many potential breeders were pelted in 1931 because .he farmer required funds to carry on and it was through the silver

combining in a Maritime Regional Fox Show to be held in this City on November 2nd, 3rd and 4th. This furnishes breeders of foxes an op- portunity to compete with their fel- low breeders in the Show Ring and gives them first hand knowledge of how their foxes compare with those

ol’ other breeders. This no doubt, will have a stimulating influence and will inspire an urge in breeders , to still greater achievement. So val- uable did our Govemment ,of which I am a humble member, con- sider this Exhibition or Show, that it contributed generously towards

its promotion.

In conclusion let me, at your Min-

ister of Agriculture, express tht hope that our breeders will patron- -ze this Show and that they be no‘ content with past achievcmcnls, bu iy constant application to the prc luction of better and still bett nimals will malnlafn that leadc :ip in Foxdom that our Provir .as already given to the world.

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“John Smith!" exclaimed tl

man. "You don't mean to say Joi: Smith‘s dead?"

"Veil," said Goldstein, “vot yon dink tey is doing mit him, practis- - .vo

He: "Do you like Glsslngii' She: "What is glss?"

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Tou h Winter Ahead.

GREENSBURG, Pa., Nov. 1.-~ IVS some to be a touch winter

with blizzards, high Winds and r

snow galore, the weather sharpsi assert, listing the following rea-l sons: \ '(1) The martins went south in

July, the earliest they’ve ever been known to leave the north.

(2) Robins started for warmer-1

climates in September, also ahead of schedule.

(3) Chickens and even domes-

ticated canaries have moulted un-

usually early; all fowls are prac-I

tically attired in their winter garb already.

(4) Hickory nuts and walnuts are

plentiful and squirrels have prac- tically sirlpped the trees, storing up a huge winter hoard.

Although eighteen feet long a

wind vane at a California airport that is illuminated with neon lights is so delicately adjusted that it is moved by a wind of only three miles an hour.

Most of the materials used in

constructng aircraft at the Canton. China, factory are from America.

*Slightly Damaged .DATM EAL

_ Regular price $3.00 per bag

‘S lbs. We offer this lot for

, 1.50 Bag. A great bargain.

“he best feed fnr FATTEN- ‘\'G IIENS `and CIIICKFNS. GREAT HOG FEET) ‘makes them grow". This price while it lasts.

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Garter I& Go. I LIMITED

We Will Want Your Furs

Since 1926 the undersigned have been repre-

senting the Hudson’s Bay Company of London, England, the oldest and greatest fur company in the world, established in 1670 and in 1932 greater and stronger in every way than ever before.

During our connection with them we have

purchased over a million dollars worth of Silver

Fox furs from the farmers of Prince Edward Island and have given them satisfactory prices. This year we will be buying again and will be in a position, we believe, to do better for them than any other firm operating in a similar capacity.

For those who do not wish to take advantage

of our cash prices we will be prepared to accept their furs on a consignment basis, sending them direct to Hudson’s Bay Company to be sold at their auction sales, the first one of which is January 25th, 1933. `

We advise every fox rancher in Prince Ed-

ward Island who is alive to his own best inter- ests to get in touch with us.

ll|cLUllE and MacKIllll0N

SILVER FOXES and FURS `

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

THE WURIUS GREAT FUX ULASUIU

at UHARLUTTETUWN. PRINDE EDWARD ISLAND

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NUVLMBER 2"" 3"'-i4"‘- 1932

Open to all Ca rzdiar. National Registered

foxes.

Prepare at once for this great competition. This Big Show provides a valuable medium through which to establish

trade connections.

A Prize won at Charlottetown enhances the value of your foxes. Large

entry list assured.

The third Show to be held on P. E. Island

HOME of the FDX INDUSTRY

The place to Find

1. Where you fit asa breeder

2. Where your foxes are deficient.

3. Valuable information on fox husbandry. 4. The World’s Greatest Beauty Show in Foxes.

Catalogues issued shortly. For information apply

YI. Il. SNAYI GAIIIN NARDIND

Secretary President

Fox Exhibitors Association Charlottetown, P. E. Island

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