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Charlottetown distributors for “Silver Tip" Biscuits, Cubes, Bread, Meat, etc.

Also Fox Meats of all kinds, Best Feeds - Best Prices n— Best Result!

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I I Furrmg Ration is Especially Manufactured for Finishing Your Foxes After Growth is Practically Completed.

August 15th to September 30th are the datelimits that peitci-s should be started 0n SUNGLO FALL . ‘JRRING RATION. The exact date to start this Ration i’. iends on the size of your pups: Adult foxes should be started 0n this Ration August. 15th for best‘ results.

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Largely Increased Receipts In Fur Marketing Department Is Anti- cipated This Season.

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(Of timely interest in connection with this year's Prince Edward island For Show is the work of the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders’ Associatioinrnauy o1’ whose members are active leaders in the fox shew movement here. The following article has been prepared specially for The Guardian by Annotation officials.)

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features. The producer who wishes to successfully meet competition. and secure the best strains oi horses. foxes. cattle. or other kinds of animals. follows the record of the Show ring and closely investi- gates the large number of animals of any one kind that are so con- veniently oongregatsd together for

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The fall dosing of your foxes for worms, we wish to remind you that there’s no time like the present for doing this job-and there's no remedy so good as

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Registration

In November last there were sent from the Head Oﬂicc cf the Can- adian National Silver Fox Breed- ers’ Association notices to mem- bers of the Association advising them that the annual meeting would be held in Saskatoon, Sask-

rnanufactured to be fed Adults and Pups, Breeders and Petting Foxes after the above dates. The Original Furring Ration. Don't Be Fooled Into Believing You Can Produce Better Pelta Than on the “SUNGl-D" 51min!-

SUNGLO Fail-Farting Ration Has srodiiceil: More Prize Winning Foxes at the Live Fox Shows the past three years than any other one fox feed.

Auction Sale Tops - Ranch Pup Pelt averages of ever S00 on many ranches the past three seasons.

lo Far Our i935 Sales Have Doubles 1934 Why f T There is only one Answer— Results-Satisﬁed Customers-and Fair Treatment. We sell our feeds with service. ' Under our 1935 Cowon Plan you buy as you need your Iced and get the reduced prices just the same. WE MANUFACTURED THE FIRST SEASONAL FOX FEEDS. ' . We invite you to come and see our Randi at any time. Visitors are always welcome.

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Suinmerside, P. E. Island

etchewsn on January 15th, 1936. Proposed amendments to its Con- stitution sccompanied these notices.

At the meeting which took place as scheduled many of the proposed amendments were passed among others those providing for the giv- ing up of the regular annual in- spection of foxes, the appointing oi’ fleldmen, the introduction of the privilege or securing Advanced Registration, etc.. while matters relating to the kseplns bf ranch records and the forwarding of Ranch Statements to Ottawa re- inained as before-

In -due course six fieldmen were appointed for as many sections to circulate among the ranchers to assist and advise them. Their visits extended throughout July and August and in the sections more densely covered with ranches for an extra month or more.

Fieidmenu Work

The iieldrnens work has been gppgeelsted by ranchers who were thus given the privilege of discuss- ing with them questions deszing with registration feeding. breeding. ranch construction and other mat- ters, as foxmen, especially those who are not so situated as to be in easy communication with other ranchers were pleased t0 wmDB-N notes and to discuss their problems. so that in the suspension of regular inspectl n the ‘eldmen to a con- siderable extent replaced the in- spectors 0f previous years.

This year members oi the Aa- soclation were required to have their pups tatoo marked previous to August 15th. They might do this work themselves, or employ whomaoever they wished to do ‘it for them. In order to prevent any inconvenience to ranchers in get- ting their pups marked official markers were named by the Regis- tration Committee. These ‘were

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preferred to have their marking dons by omclal markers, while the matter of cost was merelyas per

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RUn behalf of the Citizens of Cltarlottetown/ the Mayor and City Council welcome thd , members of the SilverFox Exhibitors ’As_soci-' . ation of Prince Edward Island and all othera interested in this worthy enterprise.- Jlie Annual Show in Charlottetown is a splendid stimulus to the spirit’ of friendly competition among the ranchers, and has

breeding stock all over the Province.

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_ agreeme ~ between the rancher I;-1>T;_L®.@.@_@Ll ‘ s L. ‘ ‘ . _ ,, ' -

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,;; a 0f induct-w Fox Breeders Banquet, Tuesday Evening iiov. 5th

iﬂiﬁd {'31 21.12;: 140 guests including men rominent‘ in the political, civic, industrial

cl its... n. the producer n51»... - and fox life of the Province will sit down to a splendid banquet at the

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, m, “m... m, mnmmed b,- ' This booklet will give full details regarding the Show. Send or i: j

.. mug"; l-Igglégmwg-h- ‘i: and study carefully. Entries close November 2nd. The most fascination‘ ‘

i- m»; to “w. n. more suc- Silver Fox Show of all time. Everyone interested in Silver Foxes should . H

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and the marker employed. Quite s number of ranchers did their own marking, but always of course with the standard equipment as approv- ed by the Association. the letters employed being in each case those assigned by the Canadian National Live stock Records which are for the exclusive use of the owner to whom they are allotted.

By an arrangement made with Mr. l-l. B. Donovan, Jr., 1B4 Ade- laide Street West, Toronto, Ont. Editor and Publisher of Canadian silver l-‘iox a Fur this magazine became the Association's omcial pressorgan and each member re- ceives this monthly periodical as ii membership privilege.

Fur Marketirii

The marketing branch of the Association's activities is a very important one. Through it comes the returns from each client's sale of the pe‘.t product of his ranch. It» affords the answer to the question: "What sm I getting out of this fur business?"

The pelt season may be said to begin ‘with the month of Novemb- er. From November 1st, 1984 until the present time the Fur Marketing Department of the Canadian Na- tional Silver Fox Breeders’ Associa- tion prepared for sale and" for- warded to the markets of London. Paris and Montreal nearly 40.000 silver fox pelts of which less than 1-4 of 1 ‘per cent now remain un- sold. This means practically a clean slate in ‘beginning .the coming season's fur disposals.

In the matter of quantity of iurs offered. the percentages sad-and the prices received at the London October sales of lsstyear in com- parison with this Y'all‘: sale these are as follows:

October Sales

"On the October sales of 1934 only 00 per cent. of 28,995 skins or- fered were sold, leaving about 10.000 skins unsold on October 12th. while this year '10 per cent of the 11,150 skins offered were sold lelviﬂs unsold early 1n OcVober less than 4.000 pelts of the past season's offerings.’ while the prices in sterling, with the exception of those for lull silvers and low 878095. were better than they were a year ago. Besides the exchange is more favorable being about $4.98 to the pound against $4.81 in October 1034. In the case oi half silvers the average price in October 193i was $38-29; this year the av- erage prioe for half silvers was M802 or 86.03 better price per pelt in October of‘ this year than in October 1004."

The Fur Marketing Department in its very satisfactory disposal of such a. quantity of furs is certain. ly concluding a most suwessful season. The largely increased re- ceipts of 1934-85 together with the expressed and implied appmvg] or the Department's services by its increasing thousands of shippers are plainly indicative. of yet larger receipts during the coming season, provision for which has- already been made by an enlarged and im- proved plant with all necessary additional equipment.

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Not only is the Show valuable the premises mentioned above.

but it serves a very useful purpose as a medium of trade and ex-

his inspection. Experience has VERMICIDE proven that shows need not be

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easily be extended to include many more. . I 17 —— CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES — i 7 p I 'A most magnificent collection _o_f silverware which will be placed on display one week prior to theExhibitioh. Prizes varying from 4 to 10 ac- cording to number of entries m each class. ' ‘ f; OVER $2,000.00 IH OASH AWARDS "c1. , an - , . First price $12.00 in each Class with correspondingly good awards

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Desires 100 Percent Patronage

The Fox Show to be held this year is one of our most important livestock Exhibitions. in that it involves an industry that has been extremely remunerative, and is still destined to exercise a very im-

ious Shows have been productive of ranching practises, a line grim- ulatlon in breeding and feeding

methods, ranches on the basis of strains of

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$100 for 20 capsules $4.00 for 100 capsules $18.00 for 500 capsules.

Prepaid to any address.

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Central Drugstore

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very necessary institution in bring- ing lnto prominent recognition those strains in which qualities de- sirable for the purpose of proﬁt- able fur production are predom- inant. Ambitious breeders should not hesitate to patronize as an exhibitor or spectator this import- ant feature. which displays to the buyers of the world, the best foxes that the world is capable of pro- ducing. and use the Show as a means to the rapid evolution and establishment of a still more su- perb type of fox in the ranches of this Province.

recognised excellence, and a splen- did trade within and without the Province. If there is necessity in the breeding of animals where type and certain characteristics have been definitely established for years for the selection of higher types of males and females to im- prove and maintain standards, is it not still more imperative in an industry involving animal breed- ing oi.’ comparatively recent estab- lishment. to exercise still greater discrimination in the selection of individuals to create improvement in ranch foxes. The Pox show is a

tant influence upon economic ditions in this Province. Prev-

a more intense investigation

the establishment of

“Did You Ever See Such a Skin ” , Ouoth He, “Such Beauty, Such Size, i Such Shine.”

. "And a Prize i._ikewise in a g Woman's Eyes is a_ Rceriess Black Fox Skin. , _ S llibifiidiifiS12E33?tli.l.°i»‘i.ii°i“.fllilriliﬁi;"3l°.?.f.§§é'i‘f§ this Province. Today the industry is world wide, but Péliiniiehonxaa‘ l? "r"'.i.s.'r.'z:zrizaiszllcliz::':,"r:i."r:.. :........-... linullstSilgr? ‘I120’; breeders to improve their herds. Silver Fox shows are

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