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HONDAY, OCTOBEBBIstf . ' 9.00 rump-Receiving and Classifying Foxes, 1,00 p.m.-Rece1vmg and Classifying Foxes,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 1st: il.00 rum-Judging commences on Class 1 and will continue throughout the day, 7,30 p.m.—Foxmen’s Banquet Canadian Na- tional Hotel.

wEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd: 9,00 rum-Judging continued.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd: ' 9.00 rum-Judging continued.

FRlDAY. NOVEMBER 4th:

9.00 rum-Judging completed.

2,00 pan-Presentation of Trophies by His Hon. our Lieutenant-Governor George D. DeBlois in Paton Pavilion. (If time and conditions permit).

::;~-_ A - BOPE FOR INCREASE DUKE SPONSORS ORPIIAN LONDON —- (GP) — N0 Pen- WANSTEAD, England —-(OP)- “in chinks have been hatched The Duke of Kent entered Cyril

n m, London zoo ior eight. years w authorities

my will change Fnguins are our 0.45

are hoping the this year, Eight in turn sitting on

in four nests. 101k,

Dﬂy. 10. in the orphanage here, The boy's father died while dec- "MJYIB his store to welcome the Duke to Needham Market, sup

l Island Produced Fox Foods Assure Success

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Imperial Fox Biscuits _AN1)_

Peerless Fox Biscuits

--ARE-— outstanding Fox Foods That Cot Results

In well-developed, vigorous foxes. Highest quality pelts, fully furred, thick- skinned, diamond lsheened. Production of regular and large litters.

MAN UFA C TURERS :

“PEERLESS ” l’. E. I. Fox Biscuit Company Ltd.

“IMPERIALS ” Imperial Biscuit Company Ltd.

in marketing

pelts to 37,000 silver fox pelts annuall

ranchers where we are best known.

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M ANENT manaorement and staff wh

their responsibility to each patron.

An Unbroken Record “of ACHIEVEMENT

Silver Fox Pelts

Since organized in 1930, an ever increasing list of

satisﬁed patrons has increased our volume from 2,000 y - over 90'? from

Maritime ranches-75% from Prince Edward

Each year our average return per pelt has been higher than that received through any other channel.

maintain this high standard we have a PER-

London office and staff has had over

perience in the international fur trade.

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Write for Marketing Plans, Free Tags, Bar-rs. etc-i »

FOX BEAUTIES PARADED:—-

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Years because the vogue ls for lighter phases but even at that there were some beautiful dark sil- ver and dark mediums, as wcll as l

the bulk ioi light medium the .

yesterday. However. entries went into and pale silver sections and

from end to end when these clas- l ses come before judge George Call- . beck. Summcrsidc, on Wednesday‘ and 'I'hur=da_v_

‘Today's judging will include-l placing of black. extra dark. and dark silvers, followed by the dark medium silvers, and medium sil- vers. Judging will start. at 9 o’- clock and continue until shortly after l2, then, after an hour or so . for lunch resume to continue for about another three hours or whilr-

oi the day is the one most popu- lar with the “fans? particularly the ladies who appear to get a big “klok" out oi watching the various moves on the fox show checker board.

Sometimes a modest chap with a very handsome fox will seat him- self half-epologetically at the fur end of the table and it. will tnkc some time before he is uoilcttl Thcn. perhaps in one jump, he will spring from obscurity to sudden fame by belnr moved to tho very‘ head oi the c ass.

U. S. Officials Here

That the United States Govern- ment is wide awake to what is g0- lng on in silver fox farming throughout the world and desirous to get as much information as pos- sible to compare development in other countries with its own . shown by the iaot. that it has sent a. quartet. of the brightest mini-ls. from a technical and educational t standpoint, to visit the show The men, Mr. Frank G. Ashbrook. in

charge of fur resources for the Bureau u“ Biological Survey. Washington. D. C.. Dr. Charles

E. Kellogg, of the Fur Fanns Ex- perimental Stations. S a r a t o g a Springs. New York. Dr. John i. Hardy. Bureau of Animal lncuslry, . |Washlngton. l‘). C.. and Dr, Wal- ‘l-cr Wisnlckv. University of Wis-f lconsln. Madison, Wisconsin, arriv- lcd in the province late lnsl week. ‘They visited the Dominion Experi-

Judging Underway Today

a. large number of mediums listed llvs motored to Charlottetown where

judging table will be occupied lance of the afternoon at the Mo.

the light lasts. This latter period‘

1 man of the finance committee yes- ‘

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75111115 Smith. its superintendent. They came into contact. too, with leading fox farmers and fur con- signment houses there,

Yesterday afternoon these tour prominent, fur fanning authoriti-

lllliv were interested wisliors in the Paton ‘Pavilion while classifying was going on. ’I‘lie,v spent the pa]-

l1iurc anthMacKinnou Silver Fox i-zirin Llll1li€(l. near Charlottetown, llic operations oi which they wont into rather thoroughly They saw quilc a number oi foxcs while Dr. Wlsnlcky‘ and Dr. Kellogg took copious notes during the after- noon.

Last evening the tour motored to Summerslvle and were interest- ed spectators at the fox study Vclub there. Ylicy plan to remain in = the Province until Thursday, Need- less to say they will be mentally 512111;’. up the quality oi foxes shown and comparin" them with similar types of animals in Am- erican ranches, Before returning to the United States they will lock over the Colpitts Ranch at Sussex as well as other ranches in New Brunswick.

Tonight the visitors will be guests — at the grand foxmenls banquet nt ' the Canadian National Hot/cl. The function opens at 7.30. "Rig dln~ ner is nlwnys free and easy with a splendid menu provided by the genial host, Mr. A. H. Mould. There is plenty of free for al‘ sing- ing. musical and other members wuh short snappy speeches in- tcrsprrsed. Tonight's dinner prom- lscs to be one of the most inter- esting slncc this popular feature was introduced at the Provincial Fox Show in 1932.

Free Gardens For Unemployed Are Discussed

Members of the committee deal- ' ing with gardens for the unemploy- ed in Charlottetown met with His vl/Qrshll) Mayor E, A, Foster and Conn. R. C. Chandler, chair‘

tcrciay afternoon. Present in ad- ‘ ditiou to the above City council representatives were Messrs. H. K.

,1 mental Elm-m {it Qummcrsiilu whcrc they hadionvcrsaiionalvith _Dr. G.

‘. mun. sconce MILLER of ‘sar- i anon, Ontario, ranks as one of t an- I

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ado’: foremost experts on the Sub-; I jctt of nutrition. lie it was who, , devised tho formula for Rnss-lﬂvllcr 3 Vitu-Crumbln Fox Foods. and 191T‘. lglﬂrpﬂ the nnmc. llc had the col- 1 lnhorntlon of succcssful ltox ranch‘- | crs in making his eypcrimi-nis uribi. l live foxcs, and testing his U100 <5

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LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ARRANGED.

OUR MOTTO;

We Believe the Best Way to Get Business is to

Deserve it.

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"were their chldlren.

{Valley friends. were held at their

S. iii-running. chairman of thc gcncral committee. A: L. Wright, Arthur Wright, Perc Smallwood and Major T. E. Me utt.

A deficit of $70 remained from the scnsolfs operations, Mr. Hem- niing iiilorni-sci the meeting. Ho estimated that $200 would take car.‘ of ihc (lcficit and fllfillrll suf- licicul. funds to plow plots to take cure of double the number of ap- plicants for xicxt year. The pro- ject. had been wry successful, hc said, About 70 gnrdcu plols had been taken up. Of that number. howcvcr. about 18 in the city had practically a complete inil-' urc. 'I'iic remainder on the L-aw- son property had been a success. with the exception of perhaps half a (lozcn.

Tentative arrangements were lilllill! for n meeting next week ai z which prizes to those who had thc l ‘ U25! plots would be presented. Re~ prrsentativcs of the Provincial Government together with mem- of the City Council and lead- 1 ll. citizens who contributed monw 1 for prizes would be invited. Win- i nrr of the first prize was Mr. Joseph Gallant. it vyns announc- cd. Nine other prizes would be a- ivnrcicd.

.\Ir. Percy Smallwood said a man who cultivated one oi the best plots estimated he 11nd obtained I‘ zipproxiiiiaicly $13 worth of vcge~ iuhlcs from his plot. estimating liic produce at current prices. In . nddiiion (he garden had provided a "cat intcrcst in the life oi the iuau. From that standpoint the venture had bccn a success. Mr. Qxnnihvcod snid. but not from a finanfil point of vicv.‘ "king into ' ration ihc ZHYJ.’ of work’

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At the meeting Mr. Hemming wronoscd n. plan whereby the Ciiy and Provincial authorities would. lllli‘l'(‘.<t, the Federal Government ‘n a plan to place 100 men on the ‘

ud in a scheme of instructional fmpms. 2.000 acres of land would ho required. Mr. Hamming: esti- united. Ii would. he believed. be a i . ilcfinllc move towards _ finding a lp-rmaueni solution for the grow- llll(‘l\l])lG)'ill2lll pmbli-iii in‘

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Certainly, go is {he I GREAT SHOW to coo the best in Foxes . . . and to

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HE MEN'S STORE at Moore d’ "OdlRlEN" pure woo] ilccccd lwccd coats. made up by Czuiadzfs clcvcrcsi tailors in peppy rug

lllclA-orls invites you very spuciall_v' The “'(lll(ll‘l'flll cloths clinic from the "oulrl sod" lun ULSTEIIS with gem-cons Flstcr collars.

winter-now 2 s

to soc a grand display of genuine and they're These coats

are satin lined, they have slash pockets, tapcd and faced seams.

These "O'Briens" are "tops" this se ason. Drowns, Blues, ..-s¢|--¢sn-|n I

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Ranchers Genuine

HORSE mos COATS

Ranchers‘ Genuine llorsehidc Coats, sheep lined, i with beaver lamb fur collar, four roomy pockets ‘and full belt. Knitted windhrcnking wristlcts.

Indispensable about the ranch. $ l‘

Similar Coat with plush lining .. 1 I95 I Similar Goat with mziciiiiiiuv lining

u... Ideal sneer LINED con

Heavy 10 oz. brown duck sheep lined Coats with l fur collar, absolutely windproof and exception- ally hard-wearing, serviceable Coat. Double

breasted front, lcuihcr faced pockets. l

Real storm coals

heavy ducks and cotton

and $13.95

Other lines of

3.1°‘T‘.°.’.". .°?.“.‘T' $1 Z139

Enjoying exceptionally g o o d hcnllh. appearing many years younger than their nge. and very nctivc. Mr. Yould. 91. and Mrs. Yould 8'1. take daily walks around ihc town. At home. Mr. Yould. who for 48 yt-ars engaged in rall- road work. during the "spring and summer is continually busy with his very ilne gardcni while Mrs. |Y0uld supervises the household work.

Present for the happy occasion Mrs, (Dr) George H. Turner. Fort Saskat- chewan. Alberta; Mrs. A. W. Hyndman. Charlottetown; Mrs. George Wilson. Windsor. and Miss. Maude, at home.

llieces who were present are Miss Dorothy Wilson oi the nurs- ing staff, Nova Bcotia Snnslorium. Miss Dorothy Youid and Mrs. R/uth Morris, Kentville.

From 4.00 to 6.00 p. m. and from 8.00 to 10.00 . m. receptions which were attende by hundreds oi their host of Kentviilc. Halifax and

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Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders’

As shippers continue _vc:n' zifler your to mur- ket the bulk of their fox furs through the Associ- ation's Fur Marketing Department. they by s0 doing furnish the most unmistakable proof of their satisfaction with the quality nl' service we have been giving them.

Shipping instructions, bags. lags. clc.. gladly furnished upon request.

Our Charlottetown Receiving Station will. as in former years be open at lllnssev llnrris Build- ing on Kent Street.

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THE FOX SHOW

Just os we are nll very proud of our Anncul Show of Silver Foxes-The Industry that brings us Wealth, so should we be justly proud ol our Pure Milk Plant- The Dniry that brings us Health.

GARDEN CITY" Doiry is the only Milk Plant in Charlottetown. Ii wos olso the first Dairy to guarantee our citizens sole milk. The desire oi ilic Company has

been, and is, that every home in the city should hove . .

SAFE MlLK. "Save our Children and Build Our Notion"

The Management invites you to visit their Modem Sanitary Plant ond see how "Garden City" Clarified, and Posteurized Products Safeguard

residence, West Main Street. Dor-