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ow on Sale at Miller Bros. Ltd.

Favomrs SELECTIONS

Missouri Waits

Carle Boogie

All The Cats Joined In Don't Be Baby, Baby Surrender

The Good Earth

The Girl 'l‘hat.I Man, They Say it's Wonderful Rumba Rumba Tierra Va Tcmbla The Way Yo, Looh Tonight Lover Come Bach To Ma Caprice Vlennols fltual Fire Dance 0n The Alamo Battle and Boll

I Wish I Had NevI let Snnflho

You Only Want lilo When You're Lonely Blue Danube Waits Wiener Blot

ALB

liranhie Carla

Woody Herman

Frank Sinatra Xavier Cugat Eddy Dnchin

Larry Adler

s .

Benny Goodman

lone Autry

- Al Goodman

UM SPECIALS

Benny Goodman Sextet Session Frank Sinatra

Frankie Carlo at the Plano

A Victor Borge Program

Benny Goodman

A limited quantity of these records in stock now. PLACE YOUR ORDER IMMEDIATELY

MILLER BRO$., LIMITED

time males.

.. tion. It

l

Skis-zoos.

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of purchase has less than four

As funds i’ lied ll ' the order receailveedfm a” canons

W1 animals purchased will be subject to inspection,

Guernsey Purchase Extension Policy

To encourage the establishment of new Guernsey herds In this Province, the P. E. I. Guernsey Club with assist- auce from the Provincial Department oi Agriculture, has initiated a policy whereby the following amounts will be paid to purchasers of registered Guernseys:

Calves under six months $15.00; six to twelve months $20.00; twelve to eighteen months $25.00; twenty-four $80.00; two years and over $35.00, together {with one half the freight on importations.

This assistance

eighteen to

is open to any Island Farmer who at

GUY RODD,

registered Guernsey fe-

will be considered in

Sec'y. P. E. I. Guernsey Club,

Brackléy.

Ciass A Class B

inspection; qualified in Advanced Registry: $18.00

8.00 Boar irons daass not qnslifleudfi Advanced Registry:

lloars must be regl . fiiislflii N CERTIFICATE IIUST 7 IANSPECTOE AT TIME 0F INSPECTION. BE AVAILABLE To T!“ . ny boar showi evidence oi h lice at ti e of ins cti b0 eligible for a.‘ bonus. o‘ n‘ N l. No boar shall receive inspection under 7 months oi age. A. No boar shall pass inspection unless he is kept in sani sonnble clean quarters. Preference will he given to boars which are on pasture at time oi inspection.’ I. All reports oi Boar Inspection shall be submitted ior ilnsl approval to a Board composed oi three members oi the Federal and Provincial Department of Agriculture and approved by the Minister of Agricul-

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Class A Class ll

Iv All boars inust he in Is A Class A hoar is on enough to sire registered L A Class B boar is one which although useful as a sire o! commercial milk‘ 11°80 ml! 01H‘! 0118i"! Obicctionabie features oi conforma-

ection.

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86.00 breeding condition, sound and serviceable. ch ia the opinion oi the Inspector is geod

breeding stoch.

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sorter:

In ‘m... to give our Manufacturing De-

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closing our Office Sales and Delivery

rtnnity to catch up on orders

SATURDAY '

U‘!!! July‘ and, August.

Pyioole i“ Co.

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BOAR BONUS POLICY

I- The following hon“ flu l‘ scflve service at time oi Boar from dams

be paid on bacon type boars which are in

stared and transferred te the psroy making appu.

will not

yand rea-

e. In cases where boars have been purchased hy Farmers’ Institutes or ‘ other simiisl organisations which have received a grant to assist in such purchase, no bo us will be paid on such boars in any yo! in which such grants ha e been paid. I. >Aii applications ior inspection must be made on the iorms supplied isy the Provincial Department oi Agriculture. are eligible. Applications will be received up to A . made any time before October list.

All registered boars uguot 81st. Inspection may be

lMEiJr

Honorable Mr. Iielcy haa dealt the Silver lbx lndus soothe healthy; watllop.“ lat-st t wate hi; process ax per can an now henghns equalised the Oma- dian dollar with the Almeflcm dol- lar in value, which moon; that our benefit of 10 per cent on exchange is gone. When lhe American buyer laoedhis orders in Ca 1 or hi; at ailctlnn sales n Mon- trea or Tbronm he had ln mind the duty which the United States government placed on his p-1r~ 35 per cent of invoice value, but he also knew that his

a

in Canadian mono and that re- duced the duly to per cent. Now funds being at purity we can figure on a duty at 35 per cent on every

of Silver Foot or mutation fur a_ Iain a cons-lslen! ieve more than some of the other Inllia~

t. I mped to m0 United States.

It may not seem to our readers that this is .1 mailer o! great mo- ment but we hilSlBn to assure them it is a really deadly blow in that

has been the mainstay of our sa es. adding strength and counueractiu

weakness and if he decides tha the tin‘: of importing with a duty of 35 per oen! 2s loo great and vacates our field we are in ior the roughest time of our career.

It seems to the writer chat Oun- ada would have been well advised to follow the example oi lhe mother country and keeg our money well below that of l e Un‘ . ited States in “Jul-Ae- There are no cleverer men in r-he world than the financiers of Greet Britain and

$4.02 in money they well knew that this encouraged exports and discour- aged 1m rts. Canada, but par"!- cularly inoe Edward Island, Ls an exzporting country and were We deprived oi the markets the United States for our lobsters. fish. fox iurs, poultry and more parli- culariy than any of the others. our potatoes. we would be reduced to a starvation income. We regret to say Mr. Iisley has never shown our fox industry the fairness which we would expect from a Marilimcr.

into the sacred precincts of the Directors’ meeting of the Caner dlan National Silver Fiox Breeders Association at lhe Royal York Ho-

bolle acid), kaolin (pomehn clay). The rice oi ths product is $315 for our ounces, which we can positively stale will yield a large profit to the manufacturer, as t should be possible to make 119,11 home q! the remedy including tne package ior 25 cents.

Gilnnar Kltmber of Stockholm. Sweden, is visiting west/em Can- ada and has called on a number oi ranchers. According no Fur

Canada he etprtssed KNM 511!‘- 1-155 at the dEVOICrPdIIBIIi. which has aken pice here durin lhe w_or ears ln Mo. foxes an mink. ‘flu his country production oi Arcs-c blue foxes has arrived at an sd- vanoed point and prior to his visit he had been or the culnhrg that Canada 183E913 “"1 hem!“ Sweden and Norway in lh~s branch o; the industry, However, no changed his mind when he saw some of the best Canadian blue! which he stated are well up with the best in Scandinavian countries

1 i nci steadily and $1581.13? digbivwitii accelerate dur- ing the next iew years.

A New York manufacturer o! fumes is negotiating with the katehewan zovernuwui- “"1 ply mm the Manitoba gov- ernment ior the purchase of mud:- rai glands. One of the required in- gredients of cerium-es to ive them s stability 1s musk glan e taken from t e musk ox and even B11715! o! vhe mud: despised skunk can be utilized. The price CA‘ muskrat glands is said lo be $5.09 8 q!!!" so it would only he a encies like ihc Manitoba or Saska hewsn K0‘!- a ernments that cohld furnish them on a sufficiently large 56ml’-

CONNECTED WITH Silver Fox Farming

M. York “is

of v smokey blue color and the should have a sheen and not ‘a dull, harsh appearance. He sold smoking with persons who 8°

from pas i mink given that Royal Pastels will be i. favorite fur ‘.0! many years to come. Almost with- out exception they feel that the

American dollar was worth $1.10 Prices P1111 ior Pastel make it. a

re

causc to mutation mink good healthy standard mmks to eliminate in-oreeuing and the con-

W“ 02.0.2:

possible.

he piabl

x book and in fut that until the] day of his death several years ago con: o

Kensingion.

The interest. in blue foxes continues the _ day our dl-ildrens want to read how originated and it is well the; who are still alive gaged in it at its start should com- pile the historical

NOTES ON rlomcr "

ILIW

the an,

recent- pro- ihe undetivr

i- ltdbcliamara of uc u Company ion Fur .Ii-NS-SOd the on rtance oi

pastel ln h SIIOKEIG be 0f n‘

sch in:

to sell 83110118 WNIIEII

dur- ng ilie past year were to‘, high 1o ready

period oi years the will main- ui prices

Cmlfl,

do not look ior fancy prices it; continue bu: you. can look

8a l-luth and Hudson's Bay Corr.- pany, advised the breeders not 1o get rid oi their standard mink he» have a heailhy herd of

must have

30H

it as his o

for mutation mink would ccn~ Iinrue ior s long lime to come.

At the Ontario Fur Breeders an- nual short oourses held in Guelph in J1me, Dr. King- sooie mentioned that eighty years‘ ago a certain John Hadley near xss

"is; ‘OLD HOME WEEK

Ontario, early

Guelph, owned a which he could not Twenty years Inlet

et ha mate

ver Foxes and Hadley had failed. Di‘.

Dalton ranch on Cherry nd

enwunlered by burrowing in

many problems but by ingenuity and thought they did it.

The pens on early ranches were

lnucd to work in the interest

fur ianncrs.

At White Rock. BC. lives one, of th or inal pioneers 0f Sliver Fox is:

ng — Frank F. Tuplln.

whose ranch at New Annnn, nits-er mecca or‘

buyers oi Sliver {Pox breeding stool. _ in the years .911 to Prank

answers l0 three score years Bud i/weniy but is still in health and has an 090111115010 lock on life. been made '0 him from time to time lo put down on publication stories oi pioneers qt 'hls wonderful fox ir- dustry, and we are glad to know from a letter written by him July 2nd, to us, that ilC is now in that work. Someone should eon- tact B. I. Rayner, who is iiglng in sunrmerside. and have him give

was the 1915.

excellent nur- Represerltstwrls have

per for fie early

engaged

story from nls vie int. Some ch ldren _ fur farming those and were en-

dais. NIGIIT VISION

IMPARING

Night vlslon—i-s—impaired by moking two cigarettes. amazi-

ing to Dr. Charles Sheard of the Mayo Clinic in Rochested.

Speaking at a convention of the

Federation oi American Societies for Experimental Sheard asserted

Biol0gy» DI‘. “cigarettes cause

fifteen to twenty minutes‘ de-

lay in the time eyes require Lo ac‘- just themselves to see well in dim

There's no As the authorised Benin-cw lepre- sentative for this district I sladly Cdflaifllg-PISG a your own gallon to eseasn and

‘tiny for delivery!

Theron

and I'll

orove it to your satisfaction.

o. ss.', LICIIOI.‘

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111 rm stnsn

armcnts Jnnuc e opinion was

seller but while they think prices are too high N. the prsenr time they believe owr

ior a

s02 .00

AUG- l3T"*

Below will be found the purses and cl asses for our race meet of August ldthto 10th, to which there may be changes made or additions to and the amount in. purses and prises will in all probability he exceeded.

Featured in addition to the increased purses for the events are bigger prises for the drivers and winners of races. This track was the first in America to offer these special fea- tures which have been so much appreciated by Maritime d-rivers.

We have made a great many changes at the Exhibition grounds since last Old Home Week. These include complete resurfacing of race track with over 2000 loads of rich loannb More room in front of gran-d stand, a 60 foot track for horses to score on, new stand for ownt ers, drivers and grooms at race stables, showers and iayatories for horsemen, water piped to all stalls, and for 'the comfort of the spectators a new bleacher which will make a total scat- ing capacity in the vicinity of 7,000. Th; entire plan.t is being renovated, whitewashed and painted and will be spic and span for what we hope to be the greatest race meet in this . Island's history. '

Old Home Week has always been famous for its Vaudeville Programs. This year's we can truthfully saywiii be the best, or one of the best of all time. »

g very large vcentage o! 0513;;- gaoodlconststentr market fo: Rani

gglltxflg‘ bimmégegp Y§§re'°°rf5 yjfrj. skim °‘ i‘ “umb” °‘ We appreciate the splendid attendances we have always received and we are making b, re-ship ad o. other parts. Not ' gyery effort to give you better service. We hope you will be with us this Old Home Wonk. Imly that gut ihe American b cr John Moloney oi Lam/pson, Fraser ' '

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 27th., 1946

BIIARLUTTETUWN, PRINCE EDWARD lSLAlil! ilriving Park & Provincial Exhibition “The Kentucky of Canada"

1

ton oblained J15 first. pair oi Si1~ oceeded where Kingscoie said he h-zd "visited the ori lnal

and Provincial Live Stock Exhibition RACING DATES TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY

The pens were 2,500 feet s uare in area and were mnde as na ural as So "hush-hush" was this original ranch that iew ever got a glimpse oi‘lt. Kennels were made of hollowed logs. Much trouble was

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02%.; August 13¢h,14¢h 15th and 16th 1946

‘(A member of the United States Trotting Associationi

t s1‘ ver lean the did not

5:02:55“.2:§i.??i.‘*0§r"s.=20: fREE FOR ALL TROT AND ‘TAPE PURSE 01000-00 groin? Jrelgrlegy- ilglx ialfiteragrelld. I: flggglsungiaiwblhxfimxé 3. (Clafislfled) . . . . . . . . . . . . $ £10: rnglll his: cvekniing rwsuclleceaig; lfiglxdeésl‘ cglgdlilhigdnsliaud ifissesflilr; _- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ , ifihgughwffi is... tshaIt) "faith will early iwenties the velgrlnnry was 4- . . . . . Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ u:r2;':.i.“ir‘i.i; Z.’§..§’:.‘;‘.‘.'5..2°‘i§lif §€‘.°"D§f"..‘“i..“i§‘iié?§.§“§..‘it? 5. zoo-u PACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. PURSE 0 000 00 have my new W o" “*1- e 0' a *0“ MW?“ 0. 2 194-20 PACE . . . . . . . . . . . ... PURS ' tCfiancgfir-oilflfiililnelifialtkdil,Iogrrillla Oil Axlhflpllrlloecfiggrgiurlsllggdhllgil xiii 7 2 ~ ' I i . . i I . ' ' . i ‘ . ' . . . l‘ E $ use.“ .*::..::::~*::“..‘::.0...*"..:.=.;.I 8- 2- — "ACE (Classified) - - - ~ - ~ - - - - - - - - - -~ PURSE 0 500-00 (W001 fan, sulphur, phenol fH-r- of their disease problems. In i926 - ~23 (CIHSSIfICd) . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $

Eu, I PURSE $500.00,

PURSE$500.00 PURSE$600.00 PURSE$500.00 PURSE$500.00

Will Probably be Raced ln Two Divisions

9. 2.25 PACE .(Classified)

'10- FREE FOR ALL TROT . .. 11- 2.19 TROT 12. 2.24 TROT . . . .

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NO DEDUCTIONS FROM MONEY WINNERS _ INCREASED PRIZES TO DRIVERS

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DRIVERS AND OWNERS

A special ribbon will be given to the owner of_the winning horse in each race. The MACDONALD TOBACCO COMPANY 0F MONTREAL has donated a beautiful Trophy. known as the British Consols Trophy which will b0 awarded to the Driver scoring the most points during the meeting. This Association will also give $50 to the driver Iwrlns the most points durins the mcetlnr. s25 to the driver scorin the second most points during the meet. and 815 to driver scoring third most points. First place counts ilve points second plane three points, third place two points and fourth place one point.

$20 will be given the driver driving the fastest heat trotted during the meet and U0 to the driver driving the fastest heat paced during the meet. ‘ '

$10 will be given the caretaker of lacing the fastest heat.

. 815 will be given to winning driver of each race. __ _ ‘as will be given to the caretaker oi each horse winning a race in the trotting and pacing classes during the

the horse trotting the fastest heat and s10 to the caretaker of the horns

850 will be given to the owner oi the horse that beats track pacing record oi 2.05 1-1 except as provided for bo- gow. $50 to the owner of the horse that beats the track trotting record of 2.01 1-2 except as provided f" belqw, n case two horses beat th bo ‘ d th 1h n; to in u" ‘may Wm be dlfldcdcezuaneyuecor s en e awar go e fastest horse. li two horses tls for the awards

Entries close July 27th with J. W. Boulter, Score‘ y GENERAL CONDITIONS (ALL RACES MILE HEATS)

mmllfimlllbll b! Wlfllll It our expense notirymg us oi

Charlottetown. P. I. l.

All horses with names of-drlvers will be givesnh sl Judge's Stand at l0 o'clock a.m. D.S.T., the day prior is "10 "w. when positions will be drawn to enable us to print score cards with actual starters.

_ yhy arrivalwiilbe ttthti 0 '

Everyone prfidifled a ‘Pmfllimgfi lg t transferred to the Izellllsl wiihohtncgsll tilhelII-IOIIAI-IIQ-IE: catlfiklblut, bu“ on "ls-TA" mo“, “mun ‘mun. expansion 1n ("rtiamgi Yi2§",.‘,,'§ taken away without cost to them. Every effort wlil o. xx 2322312312 nbllwngoxob nearly]; ‘we to mafke the horsemenh stay pleasant and send MINI NHPVN N I!" M’ Blond credit for entries so Peal: gigrfiieigynigdagtaia%?ifigg£ em away eeilng that they have been well treated. Ether nuzposes. gorrs-ekeztsmro; :5‘ zccupyfi stalga bat v8 ~*-~ . . All lobe d thr h - “unwl er.en noose. I fining, The reason ma. pBOD-O I Noel ram on ce eat plan. 10 per can] axle a litlle adil/ersett: nlvigflvgljff s of saésh anlflaehwilllvlbe awarded to the winner. The re- The Inhibition Association assumes IIQTeIpQUIIsIIIQ lncqatliginislsiol-onleélyv not “feds. Wu}. will!!!“ can"! i hale: Into three equal pgfggl on, p,“ for fire or any accident or daansge in any panda op m- g: “in maicgml and mg‘ huh m“. h.“ ma; snow eat‘; ulnh the event oi there being ircrty during this mectlnl. and this Ind ding i; M price 0 mink bwedlng stock. and “m!” ‘h’ "incur;- eAy a ah ave a fourth heat to do. 0f its: contract. Owners must -QflIIDQ any ydamlli I