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10,600 Silver Fox Pclts for EARLY TRADE Ill Europe, North America 811d South Africa. Before any other I Sales takes place we can sell this quantity at top market prices through our

direct Private Sales to the ﬁnest Retail Furriers on two continents, audthrough our early

_ , Auction Sales Dec. 2nd, 16th and Jan. 2nd, 1930 MARKET CONDITIONS

General conditions iii the fur trade are very bad throughout America I and Europe and fox ranchers will have to accept considerably less than last year’s prices. Fresh merchandise will be in demand, how- ever, at the new market levels and many buyers representing the ﬁnest Silver Fox Houses in Europe have indicated their intention to be present at our Sales. We again emphasize the importance to Foit; Breeders of getting a 1Jart of their season's output on our early Sales, the ﬁrst two of which are timed to cater to the holiday trade, both at home and abroad. .

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.Distinctive Selling Features:

sui. RETURNS-Furs sold by Private Sula are rc-

Isl EARLY AND AGGRESSIVE MARKETING oi mlttcd for Immediately. Cheques for furs sold

‘ your shipments when fresh stills are in keen-

Western Guardian

-—MEETING 0F MINI! Breeders of P. E. I. will be held in the Curi_ In: Rink. Wed. Nov. 27. at z p. in. , Business of importance. J. Rxliorbcs.

9970-11-25-21 —I AM BUYING live poultry every ‘d!!! In week, dressed pork avery Wednesday. highest market prlcas. James A. McNelll, Kcnslngton.

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—FARM SOLD-Mr. Vincent J. Harrington has disposed oi his farm Property at the northeast end of’ Summerslde to Mr. Ernest Walker, whose farm adjoins. S.

—ELECTION or OFFICERS-Al: the regular monthly sheeting o1’ the Bedeque branch o! the w. C. T. U.. held at the United Church parson- age. in Bedeque, last Friday after- noon, the officers for Prince County ivere elected as follows: President, Mrs. J. S. Perry, Summerside; Vice President. Mrs. Frizzel, Bedequs; Secretary. Mrs. Archie Sharp, Sum- merside. Mrs. vohn Davidson, pres- ident of the Bedeque Union, pre- sided. Mrs. (Dr.) John McNeill o! Summerside, Provincial Vice Presid- ent, was present at the meeting. Several of the Prince County Un- ions were represented. Tha Summer- side‘ branch was represented by Mrs. Neil MacLeod and others. Them was a short programme, after which the hostess, Mrs. tRcv.) Reynolds, served n dainty lilnch. S.

—CURLING CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED-On Friday at a meeting of the Summcrside Curling Club, which was adjourned from Tuesday last, the officers for the year were elected as followsz-Prcsldent, Mr. B. W. Robinson; Vice President, Mr. A. E. Harris; Secretary Treasurer, Mr. H. T. Bczg: Executive. Messrs. J. I-I.

. —uonm noon rcouli sold and suaranteed by leading Island dealers. vau-ia-ia-lmc.

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all. followed by a chorus entitled "Little Missionaries!’ recitation, Miss Helen McEwen; solo, by Mamie ‘Ihomillon; rccitatlons by Masters Lois Graves, Wendall Callback. Keith Molllson: recitation, “A Little Girl's Story." by Miss Reta Kay; exercise by six girls, "What can I do?;" duct, Misses Louise Cox and Adele Bownes; exercisoby boys. "When I'm l. mam" dialogue, "True Giv- IﬂBfPby Misses Margaret MacCsl- lum and Dorothy ' Simmons; solo, Miss Virginia Large; solo and chor- us, "Smile and be cheery?‘ exercise. “Ten Little Indians?‘ solo, Miss Dor- is Marlott; dialogue. “Miss Canada," by thirteen iirls. During the inter- mission there was a. salc of candy and Miss Miriam Nicholson render- ed a dellghtlul solo on the piano. This was lollowed by the chief feat- ureto! the evening, o. very well car- ried out pageant entitled Saviour. Pilot Me." The stage setting

which floated a boat rowed in tum across the stage by a small child, q young lady verging on womanhood, and an old lady, representing the three stages of Life. These charac- ters weer taken by Miss Morgue: Wilson, Miss Jenn McDowell and Miss Ellie MacKay respectively. Dur- lng this beautiful scene the story of Life, taken from the hymn, was read by Miss Margaret iownsend Irom a concealed position. The presentation or this pageant was very highly cqmmenind upcn.by the audience. The pianist oi‘ the evening was Mrs. Josephus Smallman. The proceedv. which go to Missions. amounted to $50. S.

PERSONALS

—Mrs. Nina McCready. who has been visiting relatives in Kensington, has returned to her home in Boston. Mass. Enroutc Mrs. McCready spent a few days with her sister. Mrs. F. R. Deboo, at Spruce Crest, N. B. S.

-Ven. Archdeacon and Mrs. white returned home to Summersldc on

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est demand and the Iilghest Prices may be realized. Frqucnt Sales with moderate quan- tities Insure a steady market.

2nd. PROTECTION-Every pelt is valued and

prlccd by experts ivciorc being offered for sale by Private Treaty or Auction, and "cits that do not bring Full Market Value on our Iluc- tion Sales are bid In without charge 1o ship- pers. This Company has Iwver charged a shipper one cent for protecting and buying in his Iurs.

BUNDLINGL-Every shipper‘; polls, excepting low grade and culls, are sold in his own lots either singly, paired or in small bundles, ac- cording to character and value. ‘You are cn- titled to NO MORE and N0 LES Stlialll Thur own furs bring.

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by Auction are mulled ten days alter sale,» which ls Prompt Day. Returns from our ﬁrst Auction Sale will reach shippers December 12th to 15th according tn distance Irom Mon- treal. ‘

ADVANCES—Usual advances will be made shlppe upon l , ‘, Owing to the quick returns we make from our early sales. NO INTEREST charges aro made on advances against shipments received before December 26th, 1929.

LIMITS—We accept limits in Iurs against which no advances have been made; hut caut- ion shippers against over valuation which makes ulca impossible. , Regardless oi limits we ﬁght for and protect our SI-IIPPEIVS INTEREST to the fullest extent, out cannot ask buyers to pay unreasonable prices.

We maintain direct contact with our shippers so that we maylknow whose furs we are grouping and sell ing, and that we may get credit for the Superior Service given. For the se reasons we will not accept SI-IIP-

MENTS from any organization other than Ranchers and Eur Dealers

direct or through our Agents who will give you every assistance in

marking and forwarding your pelts.

OUR AGGRESSIV I-ICAMPAIGN FOR SANE

SELLLING SERVICE by feeding the market gradually through International direct Private Sales and Frequent Auction Sales is bearing

irult. Our LNIIBPSIIIp in steady distribution ol _

Sliver l-‘ox Peits is being more and more recog- nized by shippers and buyers alike. We Ire internationally recognized as the "Silver F0! Specialty House," and the largest Fur Iinuses In America ind Europe are comln to us for Sliver

MOST nuronrnur SILVER rox snow m T THE wonm. wmra vs ron DLUAILS.

RANCHERS FAIL TO BEALIZE that miltly 0i

- branch houses In New York or Montreal or both.

tho Largest Fur Houses in Europe have

Through these branches Inlny millions or dol- lars are spent for Canadian and American furs for European consumption. This tremendous buying power is constantly at our door, In ad-

dition to the Special buyers who come for our early Silver Fox Sales at a time when pelt; arc ' not obtainable elsewhere.

WE IIAVE TII EBUYERS. We want the Fox

Pclts, and the live percent selling com- mission you pay us stays in Canada In build up Canadian ‘trade.

Foxes. because they can always get them WHEN they WANT them.

DON'T FORGET TO SUBMIT SOME OF YOUR FINEST SKINS F0 RTIIE GREM.‘ CANADIAN SILVER FOX EXHIBIT AT LLEIPZIG, GER- MANY, JUNE AND SEPTEMBER, i930. TIIE

SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS. Attae h to each pelt a tag with pelt num- ber and owner's initials. Addressed shipping bags and tags will be sent owners upon request. Put furs in bag with your name and address inside, and take t0 nearest Express or Post Oﬂice.

ALL FURS ARE INSURED by us uihile in transit, but write to us ain- ount of insurance wanted on shipment. A declared value of $50.0(I must-be made on all shipments by Express or Parcel Post 1n order to identify each shipment which is covered by our open insurance

policies.

CLEANING. All Silver For Pclts are scientillcally céeaned fglgtléz by the largest and best equipped fur dressers in Cana a, a a c ranchers oi’ (500) ﬁfty cents per Slim-

lcather is suﬁicie ntly dry. lt is much better to have t our warehouse, as there is n_o hung up for sale. Don't wait p them coming gradually.

Ship as soon as skins properly cleaned after arrival a crumpling 0i.’ the furs before. the)’ are until you have a lot oi’ pelts ready—but kee We keep them moving.

Yours for Sane Progressiv e Selling

E. H. Rayner, Limited

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BANKERS a Bank of Nova Scotia

Shipping Bags and Tags for the convenience of P. E. Island Ship- per: may be obtained from: ﬁrm Bank of NovafScotia. A'b°'*°" and Mvntasue-

J. D. Jenkins, Charlottetown. _ Charles Stavort. Summer SIdQ- _

Prichard. Capt. L. A. Moore, H. T. Colvin, H. T. Holman and J. J. Mor- ris. The meeting which was ‘the an- nual business meeting was attended by a large number of enthusiast‘

members. Some, new members were enrolled, among them being Mr. M. P. Titus, proprietor o! the Clifton House. who was a prominent member _ol.' the Charlottetown Curling Club before he removed with his family to reside in Summerslde. ‘The Sum- merside Club are very proud to have Mr. Titus with them this winter and are in hopes oi’ learning a good deal from him on the rinks. The clubwill get away with a good start tonight (Tuesday) with 'a card party of bridge and auction forty lives. S.

I -—MISSION BAND CONCERT- ‘Epwnrth Hall. Summersidc. was well [illcd on Friday evening when the children of the ‘Mission Band of Trinity Uliitcd Church put on a lie- lightful programme. The children. all under twelve years oi age, are de- serving o! a good deal of praise for the capable manner in which they performed. Credit is also due to their elders who trained part3, The programme opened with a piano solo by Miss Jean McDow-

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Saturday from a pleasant visit to Halifax, N. S. Whilst there the Arch- deacon officiated at tho wedding of his cousin. Miss Helen Cccll Mar- shall, a teacher in the Alexandria School, Halilax, to Mr. Edkar Ad- dington Bailey, both o! Dartmouth. N. S. The marriage was solemnlzed in St. Paul's Church. Halifax. S.

Eastern Guardian

..'WHIST DRIVE — The weekly whlst drive was held in. St. Jamal Hall, Georgetown, on Wednesday. N9’ vember 19, with s large attendance. The ladies‘ prize was won by Miss Gertie Kiggins and the gentleman's prize by Mr. Philip Boudrcault. A delicious lunch was served-A.

‘INSTITUTE REPORT —- ‘I110 annual meshing o! Lakeview Insti- tute mct on Nov. 7th., at Mrs. John A. McDonald's, North Lake, and op- ened with singing 0i "0 Canada." The reports o! president, score/Jory

and librarian were read and adopt- ed. ‘Ilho ﬁnancial statement showed inn/noose was raised during the year and that cash on hand a- mounted to $146.80, besides this over $100.00 was collected lor the Sanatorium Fund. The following oi- ficcrs were appointed namely; Pre- sident, Mrs. S. J. Rose; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. E. D. Eraser; Scecretary, Grace Dingwell; Directors, Mrs. An- gus Jarvis, Mrs. s. J. McDonald. Mrs. L. D. Rose: " Auditors, Mrs. John A. McDonald, Mrs. Hudson Morrow: Delegates to convention,‘ Mrs. John AI McDonald and ms.‘ Frank Rose. Program consisted oi’ music by the Alisa; McDonald; reading on Patriotism by Mrs. S. J. McDonald; Paper on Dal-ilias, by Mrs. J. E. Dingwell; Reading on Thanksgiving by lVIrLs McKenzie; singing of community songs by members. ‘ ting closed with the National Anthem. Next meeting in- vited to the home of the president.

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