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Fur Buyer

We again expect that Mr. Justin Rotter of

Paris, France, will be at our oilice buying Silver Fox Pelts this season and we solicit for him a share of your business, Last year Mr. Rotter bought a large quantity of pelts and those who sold to him seem to be well pleased with the cash prices received.

We have for sale some nice registered foxes

from the old blood lines.

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Registration

In November last there were sent

from the Head Qmce of the Can- adian National Silver Fox Breed- ers’ Association notices to mem- bers ofthe Association advising them that the annual meeting would be held in Saskatoon, sask- atchewan on January 15th. 1935. Proposed amendments to its Con- stitution accompanied these notices.

At the meeting which took place

as scheduled many of the prop0S€d amendments were passed among others those providing for the giv- ing up of the regular annual in- spection of foxes, the appointing of tieldmen, the introduction of the privilege of securing Advanced Registration. etc.. while ml»tte\’S relating to the keepin!! 0! “Nh records and the for-waving Of Ranch Statements to Ottawa re- mained as bef0l’¢.

In due course six fieldmen were

appointed for as many sections to simulate among the ranchers to assist and advise them. Their visits extended throughout Juw and August and in the sections more densely covered with ranches for a extra month or mort.

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Fieldmcrfs Work

The fieidmen‘s work has been appreciated by ranchers who were thus given the privilege of discuss- ing with them questions dea‘ins with registration feeding, breeding, ranch construction and other mat- ters. as foxmen, especially those who are not so situated as to be in easy oommrurlcation with other ranchers were pleased to compare notes and to discuss their problems. so that in the .suspension or regular inspection the iieldmen to a con- siderable extent replaced the in- spectors of previous years.

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

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On behalf of-the Citizens of Charlottetown/

the Mayor and City ,Council welcome thd

members of thefSil_,veir if-"ox_E5;};ibi tors ’Aeso¢i..i ation of Prince Edward Island and all otherai ' _

interested in this.wort_hy enterprise. - ;

The Ann¢_l,dl_S1}tow_' inf. Charlottetown, is a splendid ~st1'rnulus to' the spirit of friendly

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'oauful competitors. The form of

pants. to than to whom the show

and the marker employed, Quite a number of rancher; did their own mifklhs. but always of course with the standard equipment as appmv-i 5 ¢<i by the Association, the letters 1

gates the large number of animals of any one kind that are so con-

cipated This Seasons - . venlently congregated together for

his inspection. Experience has

proven that Shows need not be

li ` widespread in their appeal to de-

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| _ 1 velop this tra e an exchange § Il igflrtimcly interest in connection with this year’s Prince Edward which is so essential in influenc- Irli Sl" e :DX Shoxuls lhe work oi' the Canadian National Silver Fox ing extension of improved livestock lj" 'tml' "fd "f.;\"“° °“» '“°“¥_0f WI\0Sc-member: are active leaders in, and the general standards of qual- gj 913 °" “‘°""‘°“¢ h°"-‘- T50 fvllowlng article has been prepared ity of the industry affected. but

‘lm y 1°' 'nm G"“"“'“ by A”°°|*"°" UUICIBIS-) also the financial status of those

participating.

Desires 100 Percent Patronage

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Wh°m they BN 8ll°N€d~ conditions in this Province. Prev- By an ”'“`“n3em°m» mHd€ With ious Shows have been productive

Mr. H. B. Donovan, Jr., 134 Ado. 0 mu, in St atm

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ver x Fur this magazine methods, the establishment of

became the Associations omcia] r

DN-SS0l‘san and each member re- ,__

anches on the basis of strains of

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recognized 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 deiinitely 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 of comparatively recent estab- lishment, to exercise still greater discrimination in the selection_ of individuals to create improvement

in ranch foxes. The Fox Show is a

very necessary institution in bring- ing into 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 oi 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.

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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’a no remedy so good as

DR. FFRENCI-l’S N0, 1 VERMICIDE

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Prepaid to any address. E-. A. FDSTER

Central Drugtore

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membership privilege.

Fur Marketing

The marketing branch of the

A.ssociation's activities is a very important one. Through it comes the returns from each client's sale of the pe‘t product oi’ -his ranch. It affords the answer to the question: “What am I getting 'out

of this fur business?"

The pelt season may be said to

begin with the month of Novemb- er. From November lst, 1084 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

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In the matter of quantity oi iurs

offered. the percentages so‘d and the prices received at the London¢ October sales of 1a_=t year in com- I parison with this Falls sale these I are as follows:

October Sales

"On the October sales oi 1934

only 60 per cent. oi 23.995 skins oi- 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 leaving unsold early in Camper, less than 4.000 pelts of the past` se`ason's oilerings, while the prices in sterling, with the exception of those for full silvers and low Bride-S. were better than they were 8- year ago. Besides the exchange is more favorable being augur $4.08 to the pound against $4.81 in october 1934. In the case ef nerr ailvers the average pr-lee in gcwber 1934 WIS $38.29; this year the gy- erage price for half silvers was $43.02 or $5.03 better price per pelt in October of this year than in October 1934."

Thg Fill' Marketing Department

i.n its very satisfactory disposal or such a quantity of furs is certain- ly concluding a most sumessiul season. The largely increased re. celpts of 1934-35 together with the 0XDI`¢=8¢d B-Hd Implied approval of the Departments 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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lesson for the producer- ambitious to build up high class livestock than that which he receives in the

Show ring. If he reaches the pin- nacies o success by winning a number of classes, or a Champion- ship witirhls animals, it Justiiies his good judgment and breeding policy and inspires him to main- tain his standards. while he is com- pelled to occupy the lower positions is shown the errors in his practises. and fortiiied and strengthened by clear- and lasting impressions, he

to in in at-

resolves como nga an tempt in win from his more luc-

encouragement given by the Shows Il UDDI? .Iultiiied by the results attained in its general scheme of education and its tremendous in- spirational appeal, both of which extend beyond the actual partici-

Rlnl exerts an omni from a purely spectators standpoint. ' .num mu mam

Not only is tho Show valuable

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“And a Prize Likewise In a Woman’s Eyes is a_ Peerless Black Fox Skin.”

When Robert Service wrote the poem from which the above are qu tions, the breeding of' Silver. Black Foxes was practigsilypauconggsvda this Province. Today the industry is world wide, 'Eh iifhonor wa Island still holds the honor of producing the finest pe . ll _ _ must zealously foster and guard and the way to do it is by encli:\ll'BEll\K our Silver Fox breeders to improve their herds. Silver Fox s ows are

I one of the best means for improvement. V A ` DDMPARE YDIIR IIEIGIIBDRS FDXES WITH YDUR 0Wl| AT

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A This Show will give breeders of registered stock anopportunity ff* participate in one of the greatest Silver Fox Exhibitions ever held.

Accommodation is already provided for over 500 foxes and this can

easily be extended to include many more.

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'A most magnificent collectio_n _o_f silverware which will be placed on

'display one week prior to the _Exh1brt1on. Prizes varying from 4 to 10 ac- cording to number of entries in each class.

`0\IER $2,000.00 ,III DASH AWARDS _

6 SECTIONS divided into 36 CLASSES, also CHAMPIONSHIP!

CLASSES, HERD CLASSES and MATCHED PAIRS

First price $12.00 in each Class with correspondingly good awards

Fox Breeders Banquet, Tuesday Evening Iiov. 5th

140 guests including men prominent in the political, civic, industrial

and fox life of the Province will sit down to a splendid banquet at the Canadian National Hotel, Charlottetown. _

Short snappy speeches- followed by our entertainers in unique and _

mirth provoking entertainment. Tire banquet of the season.

catalogue- Containing Full Info mation ls low Roady '

This booklet will give full details regarding the Show. Send for it

and study carefully. Entries close November 2nd. The most fascinating Silver Fox Show of all time. Everyone-interested in Silver Foxes should be there either as a spectator or exhibitor.

CLIFFORD ROGERS, ‘ WALTER SHAW, ‘

President. ` Secretary.

IIIIE SILVER FOX EXIIIDITORS A8SO0IAl'IOI| `

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