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D FIRST Fox S110 W 1s No W 6PEi`l

l‘§lZE W1NNERs 5’ I A -_ o A r I

UAT THE Fox sHoW

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ldtletown.

i 'U20 f°n°Vm¥ 15 *Tl inwmplelf Section 4 Female wbelped 1|”

giggle! yesterdays prize winnersz-

qnss 1 nlsek or mn aulr.

Section' 6, Young female whelped

in 1919.

lst. Geo. E. Brown. gud, lknest F. Mill. ard. an-nest rl. lvllll.

41.1-l. Robert. Baker.

sth. James L. Simms. oth. McLure és MacKinnon. 7th.

CLASS 2 _'

lst. crliequers court Fur- rum,

Charlottetown.

Class 2. Section 8 Young female

wl\elD¢d in 1929.

Ist. D. S. Mclean, Charlottetown.

Zlnd. Arthur 1>!._R»oper, Uh”-logge.

town. ‘

3rd. Frank Hs.mm,'Bunbury.

Mi‘.Ll.irE_& l\IaCl{i'nl'i0l'l. 4:11' Ju, L_ Simms' Chulottbl

lt-fr.-n.

4 sth. Robert Baker, North Beaeque l 6th. McKinnon as McLu.re, Char-

Beetion 1. Male whelped previous 10Lr¢t0wn_

to 1928 and having sired a record-i 7th_ J_ Wnltel- Jo,-M, qhnlome.

ed ‘litter ln 1928 or lii29.

_1st.

Ind. H. J. Kennedy, Southport. 3rd. Jas. H. Judson_ Alexandria.-

, town.

Bill Bunbury Black iiiox Co Bun

J. S. Cairns, Dunstaiinage. _ bu,-yi I . , ' l

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‘oth Walter S. Brown. Charlotte-' "_" "

ll. Arthur Roper. Charlottetown Gt-h. Geo. E. Brown, Margate.

1th. J S Cairns, Duns aflnave

town. bt

Seetion 2. Male whelped In 1928.

ist, John A. Lea. Summerside.

Section 3. Female whelpcd prevl-V2

ous to 192.8 etc.

ist. H. J. Kennedy, Southport.

Ind. T. B. Rogers, Charlottetown.,

Class 2. _Section 5 Young Male

whelped in 1928. '

lst. Geo.‘E. Brown, Kensington.

Rnd. lfrank Hamm. Bunbury, trd. C. C. Baker. Kensington. 4th. Arthur Mutch. Southport. 5th. Ingham Jardine. Kensington

lide. .

6th..Muttart Al: Wright, Summer- 'lih. L. H. Comn. -

Oth. MacKinnon &'McLure, Char-. ist. Dr. Ingham Jardine, Ken-

i nam: luaolulw snvzn

Section 1. Male wheiped prevlons

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Sth. Percy Miller. Central. Lot. 16. .`

1 lst. Manure at Msexinnen. char- = lotteinwn. '

2nd. C. C. Baker, Kensington. 3rd. C. C. Baker, Kensington. 4th. Percy Miller, Central, Lot 16. 5th. .John E. Sinclair. Emerald, Sth. H. J. Kennedy. Southport. 7th. P. D. Crosby, st. Eieanors. Btn. J. W. McDonald, Glennnnsn.

Section 2. Male whelped in 1928

lst. Ernest T, Mill, Kensington. 2nd. W. K. Rogers. Charlottetown. 3rd. J. W. Jones, Charlottetown. 4th. Chequers Court Fur Farms. Sth. Munroe Bruce. Valleyileld.

Section 3. Female whelped previ- ous to 1928 etc. -

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` ` Vtmy Agnes, World’s Champion. 1922 ` 1 ` ` `

Vimy ranch, near Charlottetown, is one of the.1ar|`est.

Q host modem in Canada. There will be found M_AUKIN_- NON BOXES, which are the result ol studied selective breeding from purest Island strains. Their show ring recon' includes Worlds Championships, lntemstlmaal Champion- ships and prizes galore. This year we have I WIS WP 0!

pups and among them are many outstandingsnlmals. J

PELT RECORD

' At the January, 1929, sole of the I-!uds0n's B83' C0111' penyjnenaon, England, MACKINNON rox rrzlfrs wen ilret. second and third ln the entire collection, and the high- `est price paid for a Silver Fox Pelt on the London market; liao-the second highest in 1929. was paid for MACKINNON IDX PELTS from Vlmy Ranch, £142 and £132 respectively.

1! you are in the market for silver Foxes we would like

you Us enil on us. We have always available selections i\‘0ll many o! the leading rallches and will be lllid to‘glve_y0ll prices on real good animals. _

PELT PURCHASING

_ f We are buying representative.; here for the 1iudson’a Say Cmnpmy ot London, England, and will be prepared when the tail season opens about November 15th, to purchase all linda ol Silver Fox iurs and other (urs native to this pro-' vines, paying the highest cash prices for same. ‘

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McLure _& MacKinno%rl`

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UIALLOTTIFIOWN, PRINCE EDWABD ISLAND-

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Silver FOX Pelts

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_We 1 invite the continued patronage of _our

many friends associated with us in the breed- ing ands-marketing of SILVER FOX.

QUOTATIONS GLADLY GIVEN ON ALL

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_-Levin Fur Co.

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" 'B. R. HOLMAN

Maritime Representative. CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. 1. " 'T A' ' " V ` ESTABLISHED 1912.

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fis'itjoVs1LVER BLACK

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FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES

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"A certineste of registry is one

thing; elimination of the poorer foxes by inspection is another. Both are important and necess- lrl. But the greatest thing in fox (arming is breeding a cham- pion fox and allowing fellow breeders to see it. That is why this exhibition is held."

"lf I ml! Hltlfelt a policy for

our tuture_guidanee it would be that this city and province real- ize the great possibilities of this site as an exhibition centre. If s. great coliseum were blsi|t,a horse show, fox show, mink show, fruit show and flower show all com. bined would be a great success financially and put Charlotte- town on the map."

"ln fact I may ss well say.

bluntly that this exhibition is so excellent that champions here will have as muen mln. to be railed world’s champions as any-

others."

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at opening of For Show

~Pres. J. walter Jon .

_ OTTAWA, Oct. 29-Up until Thurs

urea made in the Province of Nova

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with a total quantity oi 18,156 gal- lons. _

Oi the total seizures. 504 were on the mainland of the Province and 26 in Cape Breton, and out oi' the '.0- tai quant/ity of liquor seized. only 406 gallons were taken in Cape Bre- ton. '

The total liquor seizures were elassineu as renews; 5-gn. liege, 2,184; 10~g‘al. kegs. 271: 45-gal. drums, 4; cases, 16 i-2; bags, 424;

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Purina Line. No matter’what you are feeding- or how-you will iind that _Purina Chows will fit your needs. Whether

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