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exceeded the fondest ,nticlpatlons of the_'Directoi'ate. We had predicted that a large number M me smaller exhibitors would par- gieipate. They have. and the compe- tition has been' of'gi-eat encourag- ment to them ,and to the industry |11 general. '

Some of the exhibitors this year

hnvb had to put up with some little ir- ritatlons. butthis could only be ex- pected in the initial attempt. under wnditions where available buildings had io be equipped as well as pos- ;ible to handle the situation. The' ex- iiibltors however, seem to be satis- fied. and very little criticism is heard. The show from first to last has been characterised by the best of good feeling, good fellowship, good ,poi-tsmansliip, and unbounded en- thusiasm. I also believe that the de- mb of the show are being carried but by the Board of Directors' with u courtesy and efficiency that appeal to the exhibitor and visitor alike.

This effort that was started in more or less of an atmosphere of fear and trembling, has developed strength with the passing days. and .bag now culminated in what is un- doubtedly, one of the most. if not thc most successful riox Exhibition that this world has ever known. its success encourages the Fox Breed-

os s permanent institution. and to declare the Charlottetown Fox Show to be the worlds most important Fox Exhibition, at which the worid's standards and the worid's cham- pions may be declared. _

ers of this province to establish ii

Bal Made History.-

Tlie 1929 Fox Show has untloubt-. ccliy made hlstoi-y'_in the fox inclus- try, and should mark a step of tre- mendous importance in the establish- ment of fox supremacy in this. the homo oi' the industry, and in the extension of this branch of the live stock kingdom the world over. There are wonderful possibilities ahead for this institution, and it is to be hoperi` that every fox breeder in Prince Ed-

iiard Island will contribute to its

aucoesa and its value, as a mediilm` through which our Maritime produc- ers. and the purchasers of the world may conduct business with profit nrid satisfaction to both.

FOX SHOVV PRIZE LIST

Continued from yesterdays Guard- V hh. »

TFLES 3| DARK MEDIUM SILVER

lection 4-Female whelped in 1923.

ist.

2nd. 3rd.

J. S. Cairns. John A. Lea. Cecil Stewart.

4th. John B. Roper. .'>th. W. G. McDonald. Sth. C. C. Bak-fr. Ti-h. John A. Lea.

lection 5-Young male whelped in

1929. . chase) s

lst.

lst. McI..ure és MacKinnon. Char-

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section 3. Female whelped previous to 1928 and having whelped a rec-

Section 8. Young female whelped in

W1- B°BWall Carver ff. '

Section 1. Male whelped previous

to 1928 and having aired |. recorded litter in 1928 oil' 1929.

2nd. Brenton A. Clark. Summer. de. ard. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th. London.

lst. A. L. Rogers, Kmsmg/wn_

McLure dz MacKinnon. John L. Brooks. Bummerside. L. R. Allen. Summerside. W- K-V R°8ers, Charlottetown. Douglass Bell, Carleton. W. L. Mcllachern. Mermaid. M. W. Wood. Charlottetown. Edwin E. Johnston, New

Section 2. Male whelped in 1923,

ttetown

2nd. C. B. Rogers, Summerside.

3rd.' Cecil Stewart, Borden.

4th. William Melilaohern.

sth. Ernest F. Mill, Kensington. 6th. J. D. Jenkins, Charlottetown. 7th. Walter Brown, Charlottetown. 8th. Geo. Brown, Margate,

`01‘dEd litter ill 1928 ol' 1939.

lst. T. B. Rogers. Charlottetown. 2nd. B. G. Harman. 3rd. L. J. McDonald. 4th, McEachern, Robertson Jr cmren.

5th. J. S. Cairns.

eth. J. B. Cairns. ,

7th. Ingham Jardine.

Bth. H. J. Kennedy.

Section 4, Female whelped in 1928.

ist. 2nd. Zlrd. 4th. 5th. Sth. 7th. 8th.

William Johnston. C. C. Baker. Colin Stewart.

A. C. Wood.

C. B. Rogers. C. C. Baker,

Harold McLean. Jas. H. Judson.

ctlon 5. Young male whelped in

1929.

ist. Geo. Brown."

2nd. Mcliure do MacKinnon.

8rd. Robt. Baker.

4th. Edward E. Johnstone.

5th. Geo. Brown. ‘

6th. J. M. Laird. '7th. H. R.. Baker.

8th. J. R.. Iockerby.

1929.

lst. Robert Baker. feres with the other in respect to

2nd. Geo. Brown.

3rd. A. S. Robertson. 4th. John B. Roper. sth, McLure & MacKinnon. Stir. F. G, Kennedy.

7th. Calder és Qullley.

ath. Bunbury Fann.

IS SU|iGESTElli

Building - Sugges tion Made That New Structure House Alii Agricultural Fairs a n d Be Hockey Arena.

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Hockey and foxes hardly appear?

suitable bedfciiows but the mysteri- 'ous threads 'of circumstances ,may throw 'tho greatest game in the world and the greatest fox show in the universe into a species of union.

Coming events cast their shadows

shadows oi' the above mentioned combination tool: ‘form in the speeches at the opening of the Island fox show last night. '

exhibit has presented the foxmen with a problem forseen some months ago. It was felt then that if the in- itiation of a yearly show proved 'suc- |

quately house and show the cream of the oountry's foxes. -

President walter Jones emphasized

the need in his speech as chairman

ence be held to consider the erec- 1-5

In a short interview afterwards to

been suggested that the new build

Scotia city and was.made possible

Halifax and the Nova Bcotian Pro- vincial- Government. It is available for exhibits of all kinds and in the

season when its usefulness to agri- 0

rink.

Equipped with artificial ice it can

for any Winter fair that may de-

months.

Several promirlent foxmen have R

noted the possibilities in this co-op- eration between hockey and the more serious angles of Maritime life and al'e confident that the two are mutually helpful, as neither inter-

seasons or financially.

For ov-er half the year a purely

fox and agricultural building would be non revenue producing and a rink solely devoted to hockey is in much the same category. A joint undertaking on the other hand would extend the earning period

get all nm-down, and

M this weak,

the ruiit. matter of the remit.

faulty actwn _ endakin. “Frm - °°....i..°°

` 0!! _ _ haha as. His

'um mn,” wh' p g Worship made a pre -and tburkecpo

rich. '

Michael

Ont., writa-

before. the old proverb says and the

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Mr. Paton said that it had already si.

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ing could be constructed suitable be

be added that this policy was fol- he said; ;--Tbkg it from mb that winner of third place. vices on Sunday Nov. 3rd. at ll a.

lowed in tho building of the Halifax yommsm- W-U1 be the next ¢b,_mpbm H U D K I N A R E The other contestants. each cham- m., and 'I p. m. The Communion , Forum- The F0l‘Um 15 Daft 01’ the He is ready for the best now. and plons in their respective countries. will be dispensed at the morning T f ¢Xl1ibii/1011 PFODSYW 111 the N°V“ he is as hard a hitter as I have ever » were M. Gabriel Fouch of France. service, preacher Rev. H_ F. Thom- 1 _

met:” That is tall praise from suaha Benigno Petit Lecaros of Peru. Ven- as, M, A.. B. D.. of Toronto. Every- 1 _

by the co-operation of the city of man u _1oh,my»s caubm cinto Pardo Suarez of Cuba; one body cordially invited to these ser- 1

Li.-.ich to what this months "ning" Girl- Lie T°f=1iff °f Demmi F- "im-

1 ____ Whitnail Allen of England. and Bin --

says about the champ on: _ ` y "Foreman surprised all by actually Paovmnlvcn. rt. r.. oct, :ii--ic. Swvffvrd of the United Sims- -~ UNITED CHURCH QF C-M' iihoca unchanged on tho Mont

aihonhg thc formcr worlds iccih. ,P~>~ Following the Hudkms-walker ‘WIS Bseutiful Twvhv IAM “ G°°“S°‘°““ “»"“ °"_‘”“‘°“- cultu-V9 “nd kindred pmvmclal en' efiveight Champ, and giving 51u_ff,h- fight in Los Angeles last flight, Ed- Pillilfd W0" not 011111 the “`9fld'5iServ‘Ce5 Sunday Nov' ard' C’E°rg€` backward with the exception of p. deavors is over it pays a dividend display of his dass by mmeuvnnng ward C. Foster. chairman of the championship in secondary school town ll a. m., and 'I D- m- 511111*-?0\1 by serving as a hockey and skatinginundee mm posmon fm. his dynamic championship committee of the Na- oratory. but he received the hand- 2.30 l>~ m- Rel- C- U- Ma°NeV1“- punchcs in the nm! “uni The tional Boxing Association. announc- some Sevres procelain vase which the

|E,,g1|sh_Canadian sensation was me ed early yesterday that both fight- French government gave as the tro '

within H- few hours be turned over m,,,a,,_, equal In speed md his ,mm ers and Jack Kearns. walkers man- phy hi ihis years international ini-. .. _ ` >

1, Ish! ager stood suspended by the asso- al Paul Claude! French ambassadori W» Willlifll-S “U1 UJUUUU- 5@1‘1L°° 1' IB gener was llsh ' ' ' ` . , . _ _ ciao to oi:-crate during the colder 5 A P °'" um” ed ciail 'rh N B A last month ae to the uhliccl staics, prcschicc ihciou suudai Noi. 1-lid. as foilous- Cm_s_P1_mt_s and Bonds to the n

urpnse to the colorful New Yorker' clal'e°ri1.Walker"s ‘title vacant and trophy, following the announcement; Murray River 11 e- HL- High B-H"k» i

E_ y-_ Mm \ ` PALE slnvan

2nd

A H Roper ‘

:ii-d, God E, Broom, section 1-Mala whelped previous to 4th. J, M_ Laird, 1928, and having sired a recorded

5th. Geo. E. Brown. 6th. Boswall Carver. 7th. J. W. Jones. sth, W. C. Clarke.

lection 6-Young Female whelped in 1029.

lst; A. S. Robertson.

znd. D. B. McLean. MCI-elf"-

Jrd. J. M. Laird. 4th. C. B. Rogers. 5!-h. J. R. Lockerby.

Chequcrs Court Fur Farms. ` Semen 3_Female whel

Boswall Carver.

litter in me or 1919.

lst. A. L. FDBBFS-

2l1cl. McLure at MacKinnon.

3rd. L, W. Hancock. 4th. J. D. Jenkins.

sth. A. s. nohcrisoh. ' 6th. J. Heber Crosby- -lih. Mcacchcrh, Robertson 81

8th. J. W. Jones. ' _

Section 2-Male whelped in 1928.

lst. W. K. R030"-

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four months at least and the in- clusion of a motor show to mention one of the many possible aids would make the enterprise :ii lucoessiul one.

The progressive gentlemen who

are boosting this proiect will cer- tainly have the approval of the city

followers but of the citizens as a er whole. ,

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2nd; 3rd. 4th. oth. oth. ith. Btn.

Keith Boswail.

A. C, Saunders.

John A. Lea. Dr. John McNeill. W. G. McDonald.

McLure & Mackin

ped

to 1828 and having whelped a ne

ed litter in 1928 or 1929.

ist. 1-I. J. Kennedy. 2nd. John L. Read.

3rd. L. R.. Allen.

ith. Simon Jordon. Bth. walter S. Brown. oth. J. S. Cairns.

7th. H. J. Kennedy. 8th. McLure at MacK

G Ckowgg i$0l|$E|l|ii FELT MISERABLE MAY 0 R I-iii IJ 0°;/i§f“5j§;;§y

ill "if “Mi Pliilv visilln _-

ll BIN H. SPENCE

*_ llmlaciu md Thhaal Ended t ’P°°'*' 1° Tl" S'-If br Staff

c P year old rep-

RIUU fN RIB '19-5 " "' reaentative of Canada. was. on Sat.

eadacmitithoutnlr tonal! t wimtui the CAUSEJ pam. Yesterday afternoon Hia Worship “rd” “ight 1”' p"°°l°1m°d ‘md

gre sag; liiiig gsrgg s- Eg? ' in .iftttiiig iiiiiiitii. iitirriag ci"..§§§§s?.-7

Ashdre.

and run aches.

shown you ‘Frmt-e-t.lveo. bar-li dlI||B

cessful Island l'anchers would re-I quire a building of their own io ade- .

A M5Df;1:s;;_v'EB V V FOXIIECIE ` May Efeci : by ¢¢mU"_A_mBvv _ R P H A N A G E S Correspondent.

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to me Mayor and Mm Yeo' acwm_ acclaimed as the world champion

panied by ex-Mayor McKenna, Coimcillor Prowse. Councillor M. W. im'"“°“°n°1 °“"°’1°°1 °°“"°5t ‘mf

secondary school orator in the fourth

and Mrs. Reardon- and City Clerk. “Is here' Nicholson pam an omcm vim to The great event was staged in the

Mount Herbert and Sh vmcem op new Constitution Hall, one of Wash-

_ ington's finest and largest auditor-

senmlon of the grant made by Mr iums and one in which the acoustic

0-Connell, the mend of the m.ph_"'propertles are so excellent that no mi sound amplifiers were necessary. This;

WASHINGTON Oct 31-Canada

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_Ex-|91 add,-Asses It ,wh Immw added materially to the charm of .

the occasion, for it is a relief ini in 2% ta 5 minute. "

tion were made by Mayor Yeo, Mr.

Mcxchno, M1-. Prowsc ood Mbifhe-w days cf su-lclent mechahiccuy`_ ' ” __“ ___ _ _ _ f ___ __

found in splendid condition’ and me natural music of the human voice.

children happy and healthy, reflect- H15 Subject was "Canada Among;

5 ing great, by-edit on those 1-wponsi- the Nations." on which he also won! Western Guardlan

I ble for their care. the Canadian championship at the: [ `

Miss Beers, the Superintendent. was It WHS in d€liV€l'y that YUUHZ Pill-

' assisted by Mrs. H. H. Horne, Mrs. ard was superior. His speech. con-

H E N E M I 8-- 1-I. S. Henderson. Mrs. Bruce and sidered as a literary production, was

Mrs. Henry. surpassed by several others. His

' Afternoon tea was served to the voice was not as musical as that of

visitors. some of his competitors. but his use

At Bt. Vincont's Orphanage. the of voice and speech material was

Mother superior was ' aststed by particularly good.

____ M.rs. (Dr.) Ledwell, and Mrs, (DL) He had real oratorlcai fire and fer-~

I ,_ MaCM.i11i1n. _ vor without even a suspicion of rant "7*"°~k Pm- 111 71119 SW-1'1¢.i’ PML The Mayor and Mrs. Yeo donated or attempt at grandiloquence. His

last night and Mr. James Paton’in “F51 W110 is this Al Foreman. who ice cream for the children at both|gestuxes were forceful. yet graceful- bi, remark, “bei .that 3 confer. has been matched to meet Louie Nem- Institutions and Councillor Prowse, Without being them-ibai, He did Wbnbj

_ U' "h° SBVUY `Y»h¢3U’e. 51306 Bly. OYHHEBS- many orators fail in doing.,he de-I

tion of an arena that would at once next mvntht is the question on the At Mt- Herbert Orphaneae there liver-eu 1-. quite ordinary address in, serve as the home of the numerous 11115 oi’ every home fan days. are nt present 52 children, and ati an extraordinarily effective mannwi agriculture. cattle, horse. fruit and To be brief; he is the lightweight St. viueenis. 93. The hoard or judges which plckcsi

similar shows in the province. champion of Canada, and on his way Pinard as the best of th-, nine rep _ , lou; barrage in bbe sixth round, it

_-__;._._' At Mount Herbert 01-phsm;g¢_ Arena. Gardens, Toronto. last May. |

The astounding success of the fox . ' , i -VRESBYTERIAN SERVICES -`

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Reardon. Both Orphanages were m°€f\U1°d Vocal noises rp heal- the , ~‘ I:

The Presbyterian Church in Calla- da. Kensington and Freetown ser-

. Jack McKenna, local boxer who

viocs, Nov. 3rd: 10 a. m. Sunday

| School' U 5' mu the Sacrasmem mi now fighting in and around Clf-v the Lords Sulmm' Wm be d"5D(`"“°d‘: l-ami lost. to lianscll at Chicago is

Sermon: "The I-135'- 5UPP@f~" 3 il m' Wednesday flight, ac<‘ol‘tll.lig in Freetown service: 7 'p‘ m' sermon] clipping receiveri. The following. e "Be]5h"‘zm"" "The Writing °n me count. of the fight follows; Wall." Special music will be render- .QHICAGOI Gm 3,»,_Haak ed. All are cordially welcome. Sun- ,Hansen Nm,‘,_.Pg|an mm,nw.P!E day Nov. 10th. Thanksgiving sermon today wa.; me “.mm,r mm. dark nf in the morning. Armistice in the Kenna of Cleveland Lu their . evening* Rev' J' Lewm \Vmi“"‘5' Bj round bout. Mclicnna took a rn A- B- D- Mmlsfff- icilcss pounding, but was still ngf

i ing at the end of the bout. Ilan.-

` ,spilled ‘McKenna twice under a fr

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the Cl'°Wn him! f-he Kaye on such '-*mi-' resentatives of 21 nations, proclaim- Eastern Guardlan Kenny; willingness to mix it w

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erling performers as Kid Roy uid ed Herbert Schaumann, 19. of Inster- _ the Norwegian in last nights bl hnny Dundee. After Dundee had burg, Germany, wniner of second _____ was lively from the start."

en revived from the effects of the L E R A N D honors in the contest. and Roberto ..°ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTER-

for ice skating and hockey. It may sleep wallop delivered by pb,-gmbn or-no Gris, is, or oaxaca, Mc><lco,i IAN cuuncu MQNTAGUE. _sser- -----

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MONTREAL, Oct. 31.-Prices c

wholesale market. today. 'Trading

try section; dressed and live pon was a gain in demand though pi' emained unchanged. New Zeal

Pastor. ‘ r

“ , 5 butter was offered today at 39 c_

QUNDA1 qER'v""ES" mem per pouiiri. while eastern to\m.<

I No, 1 pastcurized held at 38% to :

trade continued at 42 and 41 c

"after thc ihlni knoclrdown from . , , _ _ , M . H -b L 7 _

terrmc right cross to the chin will not recognize last nights win- _of Pinards victory by John Hays 3 P-TT*-ra"d_m *£1135 ;’a°l‘\`i;‘” SI; ,.CSpcCt,»\.C]y‘

io The SUS GH- H ond. internationally-known cn m- 1° C “ e F* 1’ C ‘= ' »

lop that sent Dundee down. Although there was not ten seconds to go, the referee declared the bout a knock-

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That is the fighter Nemls will bc S H Smith called on to face in 2;: near future, E' M'cNevln

of Charlottetown. not only of sports and it goes without saying the Wat- ,I.om_2614_

ford lad will be given the acid test.

champion and should Louie be able

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McLure at MacKinnon. to take his measure he will have w_ whmock

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The league oi the Cross bowlers finals and finals is choose a chain- ‘ 5

are requested to meet this evenlns pion to send to Washington for this H N I

at B o’ciock. The idea of the gather- event. In Canada seven provinces / ilxedisnetootoxxiisze and draw up a participated. I T / ...., ' K-»» ".'»----\'- L"-i---» 1- ¢=-- »\-~"- ~

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non. E d i 1 Thiilexglqdggnita obviously popular with the audience.

an W ro e ' which followed the different address-

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previous at 8 p' m' ~S"'m%cy' Shaw & Pemdon es by printed translations which .Th n _ h / , ' c°rd_ will roll Holmans, had been dismbuwdi y ‘ ' c _cioursi i-,-E 'ti .2 .

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ed dnmkemy along the ropes and Dari 0! Canada, Whiilh have mem' Claudel congratulated "anot.her; “gue-

ivhen his knees buckle! as he was bership in the N_ B_ A_ Frenchman.. upon his vicmy and: f --- --- - -A - -- --

glbuur' to high §B'ci;lnF°re' --ll* wighgd him guggesg in his future ell-‘

an caur-‘i and ed 1 up, _ 4 ‘ ,_ looking appealing at the referee who Y’ defgilsgudges who debermmed the J ordered him to cohilhuc. Another mm, Wm DL _,an Herman Y... §_=. y , m° °f k"°°kd°‘""’ '°u°"d “ai” In the commercial League last any-en. minister ffm the Neihff' and again Foreman appealed £0 U1! Mmm; Pmwse B,-05 defeated tho* lands' Dr Jules-Bois of the Faculty '

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referee in win. as Dundee was up Telephone C., hy .-1 majority of av of uncclc dc Psycholcglc. Paris. -. 38511159 U10 TOMS H 1 h0D¢1€55 COD- ms A Hem. roued the hm, smgle Dr. Richard Henry Wilson of the 4,". dition. so the Canadian colds' meas- Sf zén Bhd P' iumms the high 'mee University of Virginia. Dl._ Adam .\ “red mm 'md pm' mm °“t °f mx u 653 Bovlhg. Danish scholar of the na- I 'ff J" ise ii 1 . ' . - ,if-“T '-" m ry w h a wel timed body wal Following ue the scores: tional museum. Dr. Paul G. Glels‘

of Catholic University and Com- ';_-.1/53%

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Mr Randolph Leigh, director gen eral of the contest. was chairman. nd the German ambassador, Dr. Frederick W. von Priitwitz. gavc the opening address. Following thc Ger- man amba,ssador's address, M12' Leigh presented each oi' the con testants to the audience. Later the

youths were summoned to speak; with the playing of their re:.pect1\'c

phony orchestra ofthe McKinley

high school here.

e Canadian boy's victory was

The international final held to-

wide oratory contests. Twenty-one countries held preliminarics. semi

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