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i iSilver Fox

irniiuinsi EXPERTS lllli puma: snow;

Director

MR. SAMUEL JOHNSTON

makes right and wrong. If I lwipe a piece of candy. in ﬂcnl- in’; but I saw‘ the mayor

and the clerks just grinned."

Use hlinards Llnlment for burns.

Judge of the Silver Fbx next week will be George Calibeck. well-known foxman who officiated at the Sus- this week.

Four of the foremost authorities

on fox farming in North America

will attend the exhibition for the purpose of making observations on .Lhe trend of the indust-rv here as icomoared with the United States. .'I'hey are Prank G. Ashbrook. ir. charge of fur rescurces for

United States government. Charles LE. Kellogg of the U5. Bureau of ‘Biological Survey.

Hardv cf the US. Bureau of Ani-

mal Industry, and Dr. Walter ‘Vis- "lt‘s bcin‘ who you are that of the University of ‘vlsconil Officials o! i-he exhibition stress 1F. A Cali _ . T. '1". liicnagiiazi. sou of Mr. lllld

Dr. John I.

do n . the fzict that iIlPll‘ show offers 25

challenge cups and trophies. manv ﬁrs. J. H. Aionaizhan of of them "magnificent specimens of t-he silversmithks art. valued at Sl.- lwas solemnizml Wednesday: "mo and cash prizes totalling up- liar. Ssutcmbvr 98111 with i- wards of $2.000."

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Secretary

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MONAGHAN-(‘ALLANA

lotteiosvn. Prince EilWflld

tial Mass at The Chape Brides College. Iiittledale ceremony was Rev. Dr. Gavan Monaghan

Island Produced Fox Foods Assure Success

Dunstans town.

by her father. was

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‘Imperial Fox Biscuits _AND_

Peerless Fox Biscuits ~-ARE—

Outstanding Fox Foods That Get Results

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

MANUFACTURERS:

man was Mr. R. S. Furlor Jasil Button and Hr. Kennedy acted as ushers.

The bride wore a "own of

a coronet or Brussels lace

a bouquet of red roses.

cl blue chiffon. with a silver

flame gladloll

The bridesmaids dresses also of pastrl blue chlVlrl. med with silver. Thcv were with blue shoulder lenizth

bride, wore a gown of gold with a brown velvet bolero

was held at Pop Inn.

Imperial Biscuit Company Ltd.

“IMPERIALS ” “PEERLESS ” P. E. l. Fox Biscuit Company Ltd.

was o. mustard and

accessories.

Dr. and Mrs. Mormihﬂn by the "Nova scotla" on a tour of Canada and the

will reside in Charlottetown. Edward Island. -iSi. John

Iounclland Telegram.)

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An Unbroken Record of ACHIEVEMENT

in marketing

Silver Fox Pelts

.~ ' Since organized in 1930, an ever increasing list of satisﬁed patrons has increased our volume from 2,000 pelts to 37,000 silver fox pelts annually — over 90% from Maritime ranches-—75% from Prince Edward Island ranchers where we are best known.

OUR MOTTO:

WeBelieve the Best Way to Get Business is to Deserve it.

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

To maintain this high standard we have a. PER.- MANENT management and staff who fully appreciate

their responsibility to each patron. London office and staff has had over twenty years ex-

perience in the international fur trade.

The head of our

Write for Marketing Plans, Free Tags, Bags, etc.

LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ARRANGED.

Prince Edward Island Fur Pool, Limited

Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada

MR. WALTER R SHAW

The prodding of Miss Mary Cal- .

University. Charlotte-[ The bride. who was givcn away attended bl‘ Ambrose Shea. as matron of honour. and by Miss Eleanor Mc- Namara as bridesmaids. The best Edward ess ivory satin. made on Empire lines. with nichings at neck and sleeves. Her veil was of tulle with with orange blassoms. Sh» carried

The ma.ron of honour wore past-

and turban: her bouquet was

caught up on the side with a ilm‘

bunch of pastel flowers. Their bouquet were of sweet peas. Mrs. Callahan. mother oi’ the

turban. She can-led a bouquet of bronze and crimson antirrhinum. After the ceremony. a reception

The bride's going away costume navy en- semble. with a matching cape. She wore a small navy hat and navy

States. After their honeymoon. they

As sociati on

yamiln CHAMP WINNERS m. rnnmii YEARS

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Char- Island. mnrll- ‘. Nup- l, Si. i The i

performed by the

of St.

g. Mr.

duch- edged

girdle of

were trim- worn veil l.

‘ many bsnutziul sow .u:-ns of black ‘extra dark. dark silvers and dark The more i

Since i929 there has been quite a change in silver fox breeding trends, but it has always taken a remarkable fox to win the grand championship. Those who have won that coveted honor are:

1929—A. L. Rogers. Summerslde.

l930-—Robert Baker. Summerside. » l932—A. L‘. Rogers. Summerslde.

1933-Samue1 Johnston. Fortune

Bridge. l934—W. W. Brown, Charlotte-

town.

1935—Ira D. Carr. Covcliead.

l936-R0y Woodside. Mnlpcque.

l937—Steu'art. and Lewis. Sum- merside.

The exhibition has proved that it is valuable to exhibitors and ranchers aside fmm cash prizes

l In 1929 black icvih‘ .'_*lll_\'

rr zarclrtl

mediums were shown. silvery types were MIIFII covi-rcd with deep vrilinu and the narrow bar was not frowncrl upon as it i.= tmav if the fox had other superior qualities.

As the Americans commenced t0 make the wide bar and bright sil- ver fashionable. the vogue com- municated itself to the auctions in Uondon and Paris and tlic fox bicedcrs Who had specialized in that time iriadc their way to the top of the table.

It was regarded as fortunate for this province that the P. E. I fox exhibition had been established as otherwise this trend might not have been noted so decidedly and Islanders might have still been de- veloping the narrow bar and veil- ed silver to their price detriment.

FIPTII ANNIVERSARY BANQUET

On 'I‘ue.:lay evening, Oct. 25th,

the members of the North Wilt- shire Womens panied by their husbands and in- vited guests, met in thc hall to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Institute. This i00k the 0r

oi’ a hot goose supper. with all its accessories. which was very much enjoyed by all.

Institute accom-

The tables were

lacc laden with everything that is gcod and to eat. including a birthday cake

sailed motor r United

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with five candles. which was out by the president. Mrs. Frank Mit- chell. and judging bv the remarks of the guests. it was a supper fit for the kings. When all had satis- l

the ‘inner man." the presi- dent read a report of the work of the society during the five years since organization, 'I'hls showed that over one thousand dollars had been raised and almost mat much spent for the benefit of the school and community. with a fair share going to the Red_ Cross. San- itorlum, Cancer Fund. T. H- Lea- gue etc. The school is kept clean and many necessities have been added to it, including a black- boond and display rack, ther- mometer. framed pictures. three maps, a set of blinds for the win- dows and seats and many other small articles. A coal house has been erected and it. along with the school-house has been painted, and ﬂower boxes put on the Windows. The public hall has been painted inside and out. and a Christmas treat oi’ fruit for the children and shut-ins has been provided. One day each year a. trip to the beach. for those who cannot get other- wise. is sponsored by the In- siltuitie.

The remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing after which Mr. E. Howatt. on be-

‘1 half of the guests. tendered a very

hearty vote of thanks to the lad- ies for the delicious supper ser- ved them. This was followed by three lusty cheers and singing. For They Are Joly Good Fellows.

Superintendent

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MR JOHN ROPER.

EMERALD M‘

‘tn. Caunick. of Nar- S '1‘: inzvriiiij; 0~Il in Maire. . i . m‘ i . ‘Miss Call‘; inc ll Cw-"h. B":- lt-on. .\lil'=5. l'L‘iLll'll(‘Il on Siiurtlayn ;aitci' a \’f‘l'_\' cuJo lblc vncauon l lr-ncut with he‘: - lir. and. Mrs. P. L C

Lharlottetown. ~ v 1mg her friend. Miss Eileen Crokcn. R. N. of Fucctown.

iVIr. Merritt Cnllnjhaii. B A.. Ebbsflcot. is spending a icw days. in Norbcro. the guwt of Mr. and Mrs. Jzimcs Lawless.

Mr. and Mrs. ’I‘h.»mas hicKcnzia. Vernon River. Mi‘. Frances Mc- Kcnna and Mi>s Siclla MacDon- ald. Newtoun Crosc. were tosummerileld on Monday even-

lng

Among (h0g9 who attcndcd ihc chicken supncr at Sunnucrfleld 0n MOZldﬁV evening wcrc ~Mr. and Mrs, Emmett Power of Aiiscouchc.

The annual chicken Milli??? was held in St. James Hall. Sunamer- field on Monday evening. October 24m, was very well attended not only by the parislioncrs but also by a large number from thr surround- ing country. Suppcr was scrveti from six dclork until eleven thirty and many complimcntaryl remarks uw-rc heard about the splendid food and service. Music for the dance was furnished bl’ Messrs. Ferrlic Kilbride. voilinist and John hiacGrccor. banjo\ a0- mmpanist. Lloticryi tickets were sold

on a fruit cake and the luckv ticket W85 held by Mr. Joseph Campbell. Middleton. R-

Director

Gems? - DesBrisay DeBlols, Lieutenant-Gov-

liam Road. »’

Miss Mary hincDcIicld. ‘a. u. of ~

f; TAKE THE BENEFIT OF i

visitors ‘ '

OFFICERS AND omzcroas

PATRDNS -— The Hon.

ernor of the Province o! Prince Edward Island; Hon. James G. Gardiner. Minister o! Agricul- ture. Dominion of Canada; Ho: ‘Thane A. Campbell. M.A.. Hemler ig] the Province of Prince Edward and.

HONORARY PRESIDENT —- C. C. Baker. President Canadian No- ‘tilonal Silver Fox Breeders’ Anoci- .- on

HONORARY DIRECTORS — Hon. W. H Dennis. Minlgwf of Agriculture, Prince Edward Island; His Worship E. A. Foster, Mayor of Charlottetown; Colonel Q, E, Full. President Board of Trriqg

PRESIDENT -— Brenton Clarke. Summerslde.

VICE-PRESIDENT — George E. Brown. Charlottetown.

sacaaraav _ Walter a. Shaw. Drpartmsnt of Agriculture. char- lottcwvsn.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

QUEENS COUNTY - Major A, W. Allan. M.C. Charlottetown; J. H. l\icPnall. New Haven; Maia;- A, Robertson. Mermaid; E L. Howatt. Charlottetown; George llrcivn. Charlottetown; Lt-ccl 1).

OCTOBER 31, 1938

PRINCE COUNTY — Roy Wood- side. Hamilton; A. L. Rogers. Ken- slngton; C. B. " , Bummer- side: Ray Liockerby. Hamilton; Ro-

bert Baku, Bedeque: Bremen Clarke. Sumrnerslde. KINGS COUNTY - Douglas

Alillen- B8! Fbrttme: Leon John- ston. Fortune; Samuel Johnston. 7'07"!" 5Y1 3 W. H. Davison, vliglglttﬂitlei win Reid. Rollo BAY

EXECUTIVE oomurrram - Brervton Clarke. Bummerside; Ma- jor A. S. Robert-son. Mermaid; Wal- ter Gregor. Brsckley Point; LA-Col. D. A. MacKlnnon. Charlottetown; 3- B- Rﬂllvrs. Bummerside: Major A. W. Allen. Charlottetown: B. L. Howati. Charlottetown.

SUPERINIENDENT — John R0- oer. Charlottetown.

CHAIRMAN FOX SALE COM- MITTEE — B. L. Hcwatt, Char- iottetow-n.

MAKE UP voun NECK AS CAREFULLY as YOUR "FACE

The skin on your neck must be as smooth white and carefully groomed as your face. Don't let makeup stop in the chinline. Ap- PlY Your regular foundation cream

A. MacKinnon. Charlottetown; Walter Gregor, Brankley point

or lotion on neck as well as face. and powder carefully

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‘When Marketing Your Silver Fox Pelts

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE _. —- RECEIVING STATIONS

are located at.

J‘ D- JENKINSw-Charlottetown

MARSHALL REYNOLDS & MILTON MELLISl-l-Montague

a Advance Arc Given at Receiving Stations!

Full Information Supplied from Head Offfico SUMMERSIDE '

élThc Dominion Silver Fox Furs Ltd

SERVICE "

and MONTAGUE

H; 1.125.151 $110.5

l IMPURTANBE or LINE mi |Ni

In this issue will be as ass“!- “so l‘ era’ AS6001 ti read ram/ﬂit. a °“' PM“ This rgan ti h both ends of éiifél aarlrwmlllm the "Breeding oi Foxes" and iii.’ "skis W" 9 mmr e of line-breed“. M- l!

era who are intelli 1

valuable silver foxign ’..-§§}I,"“°,‘,'.‘§ cikﬂlierative Fur Marketing D,_ partment looks after an admitted. ?' very important part in He“... or each breeder or rancher m:

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SHOULD BE FED TO YOUR

BREEDING FOXES THIS FALL_ Theo:- ulx reasons worn ghcn by nli different promlnunl (u! hreijrivrs at. tat fouling Fox \’-0 WIIII \ll:\|uln| Sealed-in In! hill and winter. Name: glvon on application.

l. Herdl were kept hcu-lthlor.

l. Litter: increased in nice.

I. Pup: did better.

Linnea practically culled.

B. Polio wore larger and hatter.

tJvernlo quality of pelts w“

higher.

If you have not yet tried lllotclilord’; Fox Y-O you should do no now and renlln how much better renulln your loxoo will bring.

lllltchfo u’. Fox Y-O Nlllllllllh In hill potency the necessary Yllllﬂllnn .4 nnd D obtained In Cod Liver Oil nini B and (i In llrnwerl’ Ycnn, also Vitamin I In when germ oll.

It has wonderful value n: || fnod mpploment. Simply sprinkle and ml; Rho dry Y-O on your rolulur lend- the colt ll only 1-2 rant pr-r fox per dny and you nvo tho cont of cﬂd liver oll and yealt which it replnreli

Blood-Mord’: Y-O can he obtained WITHOUT Vltunln "E" it preferred PRICES FOB

v

POX Y-O

Ohntled with Vllrunlnu Without I D. G i E Vitamin "E"

ﬂ-Ib (trial) ll.“ $1.75

SI-lh. drum 6.75 L71 l00lb- bll’ 2800 14.00

120.3. Toronto Wrlto for [no booklet lltlblllhed In 1800

We Carry a

LOWEST PRICES.

Full Stock of

“PEERLESS ”

FOX and MINK NE TTIN G

Heavily Galvanized Before and after Making.

w»

Complete Line of Fox FOOD

HINGES and HASPS CHOPPERS

STAPLES Pogeeimlrrra i

ggms Hand Types

REWS UOCKS Consult us for prices A _ . yiirgilfgjs on R 0 oz-"nvc y] mazin . . ; Slmpllciig SAWS ETC. and for yourself ' .

. AND ALL Large stock of Quality

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