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11 MESSAGE TO FOX BREEDERS’

The Premier and Government of the Province wish to express through our Department, their thanks and ap- preciation to the judges and exhibitors of the Fox Show. We realize the advantage your show has of bringing to‘ the front, the outstanding quality of the better class of animals.

The Government ts more interested in the Fox In- duslry at the present time, than it has been for sometime past, as they are undertaking to spend considerable sums of money with the idea of increasing the quality of foxes held in the different ranches in the Province for breeding purposes. .

In order to accomplish this, we have engaged our Fieldman, Mr. W. F. Burke, who has this work in charge under our Department. Up to the present time our suc- czss has been far greater than we could hope it might be. We have established already in the vicinity of twenty (20) Fox Study Clubs, in the Province and we are daily receiv- ing letters inquiring about the formation of new Clubs, and in many cases, letters from parties who have already instituted their Clubs, giving us names of their Executive.

I would earnestly ask the fox ranchers through the Province, to give to our Fieldman, that hearty co-opera- tion and support, which he has received up to the present time. We also wish to express "our gratitude to the repre- sentatives of the different Fur Pools in the Province, as well as to the staff of the Experimental Fox Station at Summerside. and also to the press and all others who have materially assisted in. making this undertaking such d, phenomenal success. 1.

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at Albcrton Fox Show, J. Warren Acorn, Village Green, Lloyd 00X. Morell, John Jack, Summerside, J. C. Mountain, Summerside, Peter Power, Kensington.

The classifying was completed at five o'clock yesterday and all the foxes safely tucked away in their crates and the building spic and span ready for today's judg- ing which will commence at about 9 a.m., with George A. Callback, Manager of the Fur Department of tile Canadian National Silver

Fox Breeders Association, oi- liciating.

The first class called will be the black, extra dark and dark silver, a combined class

for foxes that do not show more than 25 per cent silver. Like the other classes it ls divided into six sections for various ages, males and females. It. will be followed by dal\ medium silvers and medium

In Santa Ana.

Mr. Christopher MaeNcill, Santa. Alla, California pioneer building l contractor, who had charge of construction oi the present cour- house and other coumy blllldlllil; died yesterday at his home, 11:1; North Broadway, after an EXLUIJ- ed illness.

Funeral services will-be conduct- ed at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in LIL Smith and Tuthiil cilnpcl lvun interment to follow in Flllfhill c cemetery.

Mr- MacNeili, a native of Prinu: Edward Island, Canada, came to Santa. Ana 55 years ago, and cn- l gaged in the here. During his business career I he supervised construction oi a large portion of the older bulld- , ings in the city's business district, l in addiilon'to sevcml of the ell’.- standing county buildlllgs,- in- cluding the court house. . - The first building he construct-

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CANADIAN NATIONAL SlLVERl FOX BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION,

Good advice to a rancher anxious to get dependable foxes to stock

his ranch or to improve his herd is to attend such a show as the /

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tainment committee plenty of song and mirth. Speeches will be delivered by Premier T113116 A, cfl-mDbell. Hon. W. H. Dennis, Hon. Dr. McMillan, Dr. A, A, Limkhflfli. _ President 0t the Call- ldian National F. B. A., George A. Callback and others. Lowell Hancock will 'be in charge of the

' entertainment and song features,

The following is a partial pat of the exhibitors: w, B, Mcilrrhur, Kenslnston. Dr. Wylie Allen; Charlottetown. J. Warren Acorn, Village Green, Brown Bros, Stan- l"? Bfldlie- Ray Carr, Stallhope. UOYd Cox, Morell, Ira. Carr, West Covehead. '1‘. A. Dawson, A1bany_ Walter Gregor, Brackley Beach. Brelll Howatt. Charlottetown, R. R. 3, Lowell W. Hancock, 511m- lllerside. John Jack, Summerside, Johnstene Bros, New London, E141. win Johnsione, Charlottetown, E. S. Jollnstone, Fortune Bridge, S. R. Johllstolle, Fortune Bridge, Hildnre Fox Company, 51111111101- Sidi‘. D S. McLean, Charlotte- Wwn- J- R- Lvvkerby. Hamilton. Lloyd Liockerbl‘. Hamilton. Gordon McMillan, Cornwall, A. lVlcMlllan, Charlottetown, R. S. Muttart, Summerslde, H, S. Muttart. Sum- merside. R. H. Muttart, Summer- Slde D- E. Mayne. Charlottetown, J. C. Mountain. Summerside, Ohio National Silver Fox C0,, Sllnlmerside, J’. H, McPhail. New Haven. Peter Power. Kenslngton, A. L Rogers. Kellsington, Stewart,

County Hospital erected ill 1910 Active lll construction lvork ii the city Mr. Mat-Neill 3.1M) pirllwri all important part in the cllc development oi Santa Alla ml was particularly active in afiilils of the Masonic Lodge allrl Ouri Fellows Lodge. He llyas a member nt Lodge No. 241, of the biasollii‘ Order. Knights Templar and R°yal Arch Masons. in addition .0 the Santa Ana unit of the i:- dependent Order of Odd Fellows. _ He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Etta B. Patton, Santa. Alla, and. Mrs. Helene Nelson, Tampa, Fla, and three grandchildren, Miss Thelma Patton and Munony Patton, both of Santa Alla and Ward Nelson of "Tampa. Fla.

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IRISIITOWN NOTES Tile lrlsiltown Wolllclll. lllstliulc held a bcall slipper ill lll.» lulli Thursday night, Octobcr 28. Wlllilll despite tile lllclenlcul \\‘(‘i1ll10l‘tV‘¢l-Sy o. decided success. . Tile dances ill Irlsillolvll Rink are being quite largely iillPllElLKl.

Miss Fannie Mann lcil Silturlixy last fol" Montrcili lvllcrc ellf‘ lvlll spend the willier

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Miss Dorothy arrcll llliS turned to her homc in Buy View, after spending the past lclv days

a, Lewm summerside‘ D_ Q here bllllllfi guest of Miss Helen 1 Stewart. Sllmmerside, Georgp D, can“) e ' l Warren. Howlan. Woodsidc Silva; T! ,d .17‘ J “ fr .‘_ , v Black Frx Co" Hanmwn‘ M W- beelllenlrlfcail lllllDYOYliifl ‘(llllllilllxfl

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BRITISH SYSTEM URGED AS SOUND

LONDON, Nov. 1-Lord Herder, physiclan-ln-ordlllary to the King, believes reglmcntation of a nation in achieving physical fitness is un- democratic and unsound. The gov- eminent had deliberately chosen the indvidual method, which took long- er, WRS more difficult and less dra- matic, but typically British.

Germany and Italy, he said. had accomplished much in the physical inlprovement of their peoples. They

' Pedigree is of the highest importance i0 a goo and improving the quality of his

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which Organization permits the entries of only registered TOXIIS Owned by Canadian National Sliver llox Breeders Association members.

such foxes readily available pedigrees may be traced for generations. d stockman in upholding

foxes. Registration of, foxes in the Canadian National Live Stock Records of Canada affords the best known

means of maintaining correct pedigree so essential t0 jirolre-“swe

had been made heathier than they were. "But I do not tilink the ar- gument very sound that lnkCS the rcgimclltalioll that has happened in Gcl-nlally as proof that their great leader is lhc greatest psy- chologist of the ago." hc declared, ‘It takes some psychological acu- men to get power over mcll, but» between having power over mflfl

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summer and tile ulcll arc .;i lll busily engaged renltirlvlllng lllc v bridges. f

Mi‘. Norwood Campbell has rI'-. turned to ills home lll SCH. View after spclldill: the 1311s.‘. lllmltil lll Bcrlvick, NS.

Miss Baden Cilampioll. Si Jollll. » N. B.. is visiting with llcl- clalld- I ll‘l0l.l'1i"i‘, Mrs. James E Cnlllpbcll. 1 i-- l

The Misses Dorothy \Vfll'i'Cl'\'.‘.ll-'l , Helen Campbell sponl lu-lday lnl Sea View the guests oi ihclll1l.-l".~1 ‘ sister, Ml's. Eddie Murphy.

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place of our most progress-ire ranchers and offers Splcrlrllrl

v loillng The Evclllllg News, Sll" Wil- l \\".‘1L lll me cllse referred to claimed

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opportunities for thc interchange of ideas 0n a the industry. Recognizing the importance of

show the citizens of (fharlilltetiurn gladly irelc hibitors to the Island's capital. u-ith the hope th ahead will be years of expansion and progress.

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JLDUE APPROVED

WORD "ALLEGED" shore unions for a nlllv contract ] Providing wage increases and changes lll working conditions have . bcr-n rcjecled by Slfifihlnlllj) Cnm~

LONDON, Nov. 1—Approval oi ' use ui the wilrd "alleged" in llcllepapevslories oi court nells “as COIILZIElIULi lll one ol the last jolllcnll opllllulls oi Slr Rlgby P. W.

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L. W. Mal:- Crl .. nzllppllll; Fvrleratlon 0f Canada manager. salil today on

his rtlilll from the lllaritlmes. A“ QTZQ IZZS

Slluiz, sclliol" JUUQC oi the King's _,___ __ B.ll<ll (ilvision of the lrgll court oi ‘lcc, lvllo died Oct. l8.

UNI-f,’ the ilclll-lllg 0i a case in-

i.:=ln J(i\\‘lli, K. C. appearing for liiU ill'.\.\].lil1lCl', slllri that, willie the

u- logos "for ivauri and breach oi lomlavt," the llfilYbllklllel‘ said dam- ,- wlre cla lDUCi lor "alleged llllil ‘llilcgt-d" bleach of coll- - Sir William held that state- llltili was entirely accllrale. During the argulllellt Mr. Justice

"Wllcll lllc ilC\\‘S]lll])[‘l.' put in the g \\'(1i‘l .;1,li?gCLl' ll. llliilCiitCCl to every- l2il\._\' "l‘llcl'e is a dispute about this. ll doesn't nlcun that these defend- anls have been guilty of fraud; it

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Lorri rlrlllllrt, lord chief justice of Eli‘. illlii, ln giving judgment for the llC‘.\-\1)‘r\])0l‘, said the plaintiff sug-

al4"(l lnat publication of the na- ., lliit‘ oi the \\'i'iL and the names oi ,- llii‘ purliles “HS calculated to pre- l _]l2(ll-’\' ll ihll‘ trllll o1 the action ill 1 \\lli\l1 lililt writ “as ibfiufd-

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After a fire there, is also the same satisfactory feeling if you have ade- quate INSURANCE PROTECTION.

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THE lllGllESTTYPE 0F SERVICE

LONDO ASSURE RANCHERS

Satisfaction to our Patrorlfl

reduced rnte oi $3.00 while certificates are

d I I h t I e r kept as breeders of stock that may be registered or wld gun or o" y w a ox s a e Advanced Registration is available tor foxes oi high- ni st least four pups also oi hilh-Illllfllfil