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‘lllll im.\'. (ll-ZURGE D. DEBL01S

Fox Breeders and Fur Buyers

OCTOBEI{__3_1,_1938

THE _ CHARILOTTIITOWN

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Cordial Greetings From His {Majesty} Representative

_ (‘PATRON

It affords me much pleasure to extend a cordial wel- come to the members and visitors attending the Ninth Annual Silver Fox Show, sponsored by the Silver Fox Ex- hibitors’ Association.

_Aside from its educational and advertising value, I believe that the Annual Fox Show brings with it a spirit of pleasure, enthusiasm, and of satisfaction which is of in- estimable value to the rancher and to the dealer in furs, as well as a rich reward to the Fox Industry as a whole.

The superiority of Prince Edward Island fox pelts has never been questioned and I understand that the Ex- hibition of this year will contain some of the finest ex- hibits ever seen.

I trust that the Fox Show of I938 will achieve the success it deserves. -

GEORGE D. DEBLOIS,

Director

LT._-COL. D. A. MACKINNON 1937 by Ira Oarr, Covehead.

7. Sliver Cirp donated by the Prince Euwardlsland Fur Pool. Peter G._ Clark, Representatives. Slllllﬂlcrslde. for Champion Pun of Show. Won in 1937 by Ira Cori". Coveliead.

8. Silver Cup donated by T.

Lieutenant Governor.

‘MAGNIFICENT

Visiting the Silver Fox Show are invited to call ‘t our offices, when it will be a pleasure to us to be of assistance In dealing with Insurance problems of any kind, or to be of 8H1’ 1195mm’- service while visiting our City and Province.

All information cheerfully furnished with-

out obligation.

llYNllNlAlI and

The Oldest Insurance Agency in P- E- IBIHINI I Offices: Charlottetown, Sumrnerside, Montague

lRilPHIES rnrr rsruw irirrrrirrs

The ‘Trophies offered art The Sil- ver Fox Show provide a great measure of attraction, interest and stimulation. The array of silvei- ‘ ware, which will be on display diu- . mg the period of the Show is a r ‘sagnifleent one, and merits more z than passiizrg notice. The sincere. thanks 0f the i“ox Exhibitors‘ As» . soolartlon is extended to those to whose generosity and interest this {line encouragement and support is

ue.

The following is a list of Tm- phles to be oilfered this year. The Fix Exhlbitorsﬂs Association have received a letter from Lamp- son. Fraser 8t Hutch, Inc. that C. M. Lampson Co, Ltd, Loirdon will award a trophy to be competed for annually and to be won three times by any exhibition laefore be- coming permanent possession of that exhibitor, but each exhibit/or is to receive aminiature of the pcr- petual trophy_

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1. Silver cup donated by George

fIsiiEcTess rc TllE rox snow!

Nmv is the time to have the igni- iiori rind cooling system of Y0"? c“ put in A-1 condition.

R. MacQuai-rie, Samurai-side, for Champion Adult Male. Won in 193T by Rnv Xvi. ﬂSilliﬂ, Malpcque.

2, Silver Cup donated by Hnll Manufacturing Company, Summer- slcle, for Champion Yliilfiiil". Male. Won in 1937 1v," Stewart 8t Louis. summcrside.

B. Silver Oup donated by Inter- national Fox and Animal Food Limited, Lowell W. Hancock. Suin-

Wo curry a full stock of EXIDE and PREST-O-LITE Batteries, and are equipped to service and repai all makes of Storage Batteries.

merslde. Representative. for" Chum- pion Ar‘i|‘t Female. Won in 1937 by B. L. Howati. Charlottetown.

"In 1937 by B. L. l-iouratt, Char-

Eaton Company. Lid. Moncion, N. H. for Champion Male of Show. Won in 1937 by Sic-wart 8c Levris, Summerside.

9. Silvcr Oup donated by Levin Fur Company, B. R Holman, Re- presentative. Charlottetown, for Champion Female of Sirow. Won

lottetorvn.

10. Silver Cup donated by Gov- ernment of New Brunswick, for Grand Champion Fox of Show. Won in 1T7 by Stewart 8; Lalo-i; Sirmmerside.

11 Silver Cup donated by His

Hon. Director

Show Proved Big Success

uoni w. n. DENNIS

Honor Lieut-GovernorC-eorge Des-

BTQI-‘ijly 13081015. for Sire and Three

__of His‘ Get. Won in 1937 by Roy. Wood-side. Mllipeqile,

City of Charlottetown, for best; Senior Herd. Won in 1937 by H. G.

4. Silver Cup donated by Dom- iirion Life Assurance Company. Charlottetown. for Champion Yearling Female. Won in 1937 bi‘ H. G. Mutt-art. Suinmcrside.

5. Silver Cup donated by Can-

r Bring your car here for Radiator Flush- ing and Repllrl-

“ﬁshing, l'oli.shing_

MALLETTS BATTERY SERIIIIIE

207 Great George Street

adian National Silver Fox Bree..-

Grcasing, Oil, Gil! ers’ Association for Champion

Male Pup. Wlon in 1937 by Roy Woodside. Ma peque.

6. Silver Cup donated by C. M Lampson dz 00.. London. Englﬂnd- Alfred Fraser & Co... 1110-. N- Y

Phone 980

on in

for Champion Female P1111- W

Prcsents a New LOW

suricio scoirouv niuroir

To meet the demand for n. lower- priced fox rrll0ll we are now leleasin iurni-a highly dextrlnizcd ration which may bi- fed every month in the y ration has been thoroughly tested on our own Experimental Ranch with excellent results.

rnnomv ration is an open formulae: one’. dr-xtrlnized whole wheat cereal sill?- plemcntcd with: MIDIMSQS, cocoanut rmul. luten, white fish meal. moat meal. cod lver men-I, wheat 8""! ull cake meal, barley malt flour, battftr

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sllllllll E b01111! ‘meal corn

milk powder, beet calcium

from us.

5 .95 4 in Cubes

reduction, npd Bungle

en proven on many ranches

rtsnt factor in the ti’ h unlit 1mm. thin dbcemayry vitality healthy pupplﬂ. ers-Sunglo will do e

Order from your local dealer or If he cannot

carbonate. dehydrated alfalfa meal.

Order from your Sunglo dealer or direct

5 .75 4 in Meal

‘And Remember! SIINGLD BREEDING RATIIIN

snoum as sranrnv nov. 15"!

AbutNvemb ilblh llmethltbfﬁﬂl- ersoshouiil be eeiinditlonedoior maximum 939

If you tli

Other Sunglo Products

BUNGLO SEASONAL RATION-‘l

PRICED RGIIOH-s

tier-en rntlnns for flu- IIFIIIOHI

SUNGLO

I meal or cube n ALL-sensors nxrrox

ear. This new

Yrrlr urniiml (or llllllllli und pups.

HKNGLO \\’lll'1.\T-.\ll-2r\'l‘-l\lILK

5brInK. Illlllllllll‘ k full vqunl to any nt thi-

pulp. iodl

zed aa rice flour Md prlre

NHLO “INK KJTION llllll In minerals rlnil Alumina. Contains nillk power, cereals, flnli nnrl nrrnt IIIPIIII no.

QIKNGLO PUFFEI) WHEAT

llulky, IIIINIIIIIIIF null low priced lur Mill‘ plemr-ntnry fnll feed.

l ‘lf.“2.'.‘l.‘.i! m, m- OCEAN WIIITIH, F vgtlyiglloll 8:: The urholn (lair-less

norms-In rnnlrnt 8' Ill"

d produce mm (ennui)

may; pod BROC-

supply you write direct to the factory.

INTERNATIONAL FIIX 8r ANIMAL F0005, LTII.

SUMMERSIDE. P. E. l.

Muttart. Surnmerside. 13. Silver Oup xionated Revere

HOIPI- Byron Brow . Pr r1 tog Charlottetown. for n C h a iJITpT oln Yearling Herd. Won in 1937 by

Stewart A; Lewis, Summerside. 14. Silver Cup donated glﬂéllﬂ-arﬁﬂriper for best Junior or" . on n 1937 Ste r Lelwis. Summerslde, by “an a; 5. Sliver C d ted . inioii Frir Sails}? “i231, g3- Dggg Matched Adult Pair. Won in 1967 by W, B. McArthur. Kensington. 16. Silver Cup donated by Tip TOD Tailors. J. E. Wran. Char- lottetown. Representative. for best matched Pup Pair. Won in 1937 by Strwvart, 8r Levris, summqrslde, Silver Trophy donated by can. ado Packers, to be awarded to the

have been giving them.

furnished upon request.

ing on Kent Street.

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12. Silver Cup donated by the r fused over" it form a large skylights

Interest In The Fax Industry Centres In Capital:

PA TR ON

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HON. THANE A. CAMPBELL, MA. Elxhibloor making the highest number oi points in Classes 1 to 6 inclusive. Award to be made on Ill“ following basis: Fist prize 4 points: 2nd prize. 3 Points: 3rd prize. f points. Other prizes as far h money is awarded one point ouch Won in 1937 by Stewart d: Lmwis Summersldc.

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From Beginning

Here's how the P. E. I. Silver Fox Show started: For several years prior to 1929 there had been a. movement. among P.E.I. fox ranchers to nave a P.E.I. 10x show as there was none nearer rhan the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto at the time. 'l‘lrl.s show was avail- able w a limited munbez‘ o.’ breed- ers only because of the great ex- pense involved in exhibiting there.

Major A. S. leobertson of Mer- maid and J. Walter Jones of Bun- bury, together with other interest- ed parties took the mutter in hand in the spring of 1929. The govern- ment was waited on and it was agreed to provide a number oi orittes.

The Provincial Eixhibitlon Associ- ation (rfiored their building and grounds free cf charge. As the rc- sult of hard work of a strong com- mittee. everything was ready for the big show which was staged the latter part of October and the first week of November in 1929. It was a success although the facilihcs I02" judging were not, very suitable and spectators caught only a fleeting glimpse of the judging table.

The next year a blllldillgZkIlOWTl as the Paton Pavilion, specially adapted for judging was built. It had accommodation for several hundred spectators. a proper _iirdg- lng table, and a neutral light dif-.

directed above. Plans of the build- inrg have been copied in several countries sinoe as a bays for their judaing rooms.

The new building and the aura of success meander-ed from the| previous vso" blfllﬂlll- a record; Tlllnvbfll‘ r1 r ¢ ‘.'w—o\ei~ 600. Vis‘ ‘ tors came in other provirces with nranv attend- i

in: from r133 United States andirt J1 1 d 1 M _ several from G-reat Britain. Russia i IQFrnOQOIE-rik: SAQrZLNiTQLnQBi

and Jim-an. _

In 1931. distemper, the dread dis- ease of tho fox world pant. so the exhibition was can- celled. Brit in 1932 the show was resumed and the number oi’ en- trics reached the total of 712 — a world's record figure. Banquet night was a feature for the first time. it cauwht on so well that l‘.

‘I coorrriirrrvs MABKETINGIIIF iuris

As shippers continue year after year i0 mar- j ket thebulk of their fox furs through the Associ- ation's Fur Marketing Department, they by so doing furnish the most unmistakable proof of their satisfaction with the quality of service we

Shipping instructions, bags, tags, etc., gladly

Our Charlottetown Receiving Station will,» as in former years be open at Massey Harris Build-

Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders’

Association Fur Marketing Department

has been continued over since.

SAFE MILK.

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TIIE PIIRE MILK 00. LTIl. WELCOMES THE

exrrrsrrons AND VISITORS ATTENDING THE FOX ISHOW

Just as we are all very proud of our Annoul Show of Silver Foxes-The Industry that brings us Wealth, so should we be justly proud of our Pure Milk Plant- The Dairy that brings us Health.

GARDEN CITY" Dairy is the only Milk Plant in Charlottetown. It was also the first Dairy to guarantee our citizens safe milk. The desire of the Company has bee‘n,_und is, that every home in the city should have

"Save our Children and Build Our Nation"

The Management invites you to visit their Modem Sanitary Plant and see how "Garden City" Clarified, and Pasteurized Products Safeguard

TIIE IIEALTII 0F IIIIR CITIZENS

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VANCOUVER. B. C., 0st. 38- _ ced 1mm a Five young plum trees left here thusiasticalli’ Dmmll", 1 "dpsqwtli 15st nniglitf aboard a truths-Canoe: suioﬁigior Lirlrlrlién imggrtahrirtgl w- Con? air ner or Quebec Ci y. enrou qua y, 0 _ . _ . . New Gardens. London. Behind merce l5 the fact m”? ‘"9 Fmut ichgTignfAuglimga sllggaz] wt"; it??? is I: ‘human iiiteresthslory {Trudi iiflllil Siiiep tfliliie . gnsolmt» in lbfltlﬁll Coiumliiaemwii t a goes M "lore an a at a p“ ‘ ncL be prosecuted for ignoring the

c National Express officers who are rushing the shipment through S ‘Iialiandylltlfrge irenr Naples where ~91" “ilmber5 fmm Iiioiiziigngriiuciggnlgvgglgmttisiahyiigxig

c z f .. air c rests a few of the The Prmniezﬂs statement olefi-

n mg w“ m“ Thirty years fiigemririry be ffllglllﬂl in the Rxryﬂl tied the position of irasoline re-

Botenical Gardens this tall and 8-‘ trailers throughout the province

[got around to experimenting with year's growth saved under the many or who-m tented they were

‘plum trees in his spare time. It watchful eye of the B03151 30m‘ laying themselves open to fines

‘m5 ram‘ “'53 l! 10f!!! process which he stop- culturists. Thoy Will 5811 TIM-- Que‘ up to $5.000 by soiling easoilnt"

at old prices

iped once in discouragement some

Message To Fox Breeders

The Premier and Government of this Province wish to express their apprecia- tion and f-Iranks through our Department to the judges and exhibitors of the Fox 559W, realizing, as we all do, that the results of their labours is to bring to the pub- lic attention the high standard of quality of our silver foxes and silver fox furs.

has

The Government, during the post year, has undertaken to build on the firm foundation established a year ago when we engaged the services of Mr. W. F. Burke os Field Man, who has been in charge of o large number of Fox Study Clubs which were then organized. We Iiave found this organization of substantial bene- fit in drawing the ranchers together in a cooperative association, thereby stimulat- ing the industry to ci very great extent. The Government this year secured the serv- ices of Mr. George C. Bishop, on expert pathologist, who made on investigation for infernal parasites in the ranches of members of our Association. The rancher will thereby be given an opportunity to irrudicote these parasites from his ranch, and thus he will be saved considerable quantities of feed and be given on oppor- tunity to place on the judging tobIe ul the different exhibitions and field days o very much higher standard of silver fox than he otherwise would have Ircd.

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We were instrumental in bringing u number of corloods of fox feed and hov- ing it distributed to the ranchers at o lower price than they could hove obtained elsewhere. We Iiuve now engaged u number of field men who will, during the next month, visit ranches owned by members of our Association, grading their foxes for breeding purposes and tutooing some according to quality, so that anyone wishing to buy breeding stock may profit by the expert opinion of our field mun, Mr. Burke, and his associates in this work. We would earnestly osk the cooperation of oll ranchers in hastening this work of grading foxes for breeding purposes, as the ex- pense is considerable to the Government, and we wish the work done cis expedition! Iy as possible.

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In closing, I wish to express our gratitude to the representatives of different Fur Pools, to the stuff of the Experimental Fox Station at Summerside, undIto out- standing ranchers throughout the Province who hove so materially assisted in mak- ing this undertaking of ours the phenomenal success that I believe it to be .

W. H. DENNIS Minister of. Agriculture

The fruit of many crossings. they

TTGGS F01‘ LOlldOIl a a “e no will bear his r w m“ “ ..-,>Be Prosecuted

rune. . Ottawa authorities

for many weeks. Recently U19 bill‘- er for a large chain 0f EYIZII-‘Il restaurants investisiatﬂl m? ‘tiim’ der plum here. After cabling hi5 principals he contracted for this and next year's crops and PUT" chased all the trees available. BY

Pmun" according w Canadian icoril and petroleum board's order

reducing rznmlinc DYICAES. while the injunction granted by Mr. Justice A. M. Manson stands, Premier _.Pattullo made clear in o statement to rho press today.

to on Board. The story began in an

bec city Saturday.

THERE’S A REA SON

for the continued success of the Silver Fox .B.reeders' As- sociation and we take this opportunity of tendering‘ our congratulations to those responsible for this excellent annual exhibition.

There’s also a Reason

why leading ranchers throughout Canada. are feeding their Foxes and Mink

The - Marmill Way

When you feed your ranch on

Marmill Fox Foods

You are assured of the best rations SCI PREPARE.

If you are not already feeding this famous food get in touch with your nearest dealer today.

P.E.I. FUR TRAD ERS

PROVINCIAL DISTRIBUTORS

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Manufacturers of MarrniILP-alanced Rations for Poultry, Turkeys, Dairy, Hogs and Horses, Foxes and Dogs.

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