JANUARY 14,

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c. M. LAMPSON a. CO- 64. QEEEN STREET, wane w. Linn-sou, c. u. n. LONDON’ EC‘ 4‘

,l_ v. l-‘lmslin.

The bulk of: is new business profit- .city and country.

already had much

l " " '7—~—“_~_ attention from town Can Company I I 3 ll’ E I ilcllllliles ' u‘ “n FRABEM u. s.‘ A. . .

the Chlirlottctolvu Board oi’ Trade this business - which is perhaps the pioneer Board able alike to ‘ ....:........;. Reviewed for SILVER FOX SKINS i ~

of Canada in the fostering of 00-‘ operation between rural and urban Some Census Figures (Continued from page 1.) mating xor January and adding the,

interests. The delegates were wide-l According to the 1921 census fig- _ ly and lavishly entertained by the urcs 8721i of the total area of this as Vancouver Board of Trade. and province is divided into 13,701 oc- lol-wgrd from Could: and the United Eta“; 9| Amado h) l l l i our Public I-‘ur Sales, we have found it necessary to ngalroreenrfa: 0121i; figrrliglns fir“ for the other eleven

‘» other organizations as well as by cupied farms. the average size of umlq- which only are we willing to acceptccnsignments. 1

many private citizens. One of the which is 88.8 acres. The number

greatest benefits of the Canadian of farms ‘was very slightly less in w; have found by experience that except in the case of the very “nut specimens higher prices are us a rule reifllgql l" l“, cohlalhlhg a

Chamber of Commerce (holding its'1921 than in 1901, the average size

meetings in different Canadian; two acres larger in 1921 than in considerable number cl Skins: this is especially nbtlmalll, h, the use o; the cheaper xmiw-

get a total ot 4,500 live‘ cities from coast to coast, and con- ‘.1901, with more farms over a hun- oxes sent out of the province inlducting Dominion-wide excursions dred acres and less under fifty 1927. Many of the animals were! in connection therewith) lsthe greatcacres. quite high priced exhibition stockJenlal-gement of knowledge amongst‘ The average number of persons and itwould seem probable that all Board members of our country atlpcr family on the Island in 1881 ‘_ shipped would average at least $400, large and the problems and pOSSI-flVBS 6.06. I901 or in twenty The buyers fliieniiilik the Sales have only a limited tin-lg at fllgll- m5- and some say $500 per pair. At $225. bilities peculiar to each separate lo- f years the average had reduced w pose] and it is obvious that they are better able to examine a large ole:- lug if thc number of lots catalogued It is also clear that to enable us hlllwd to put the Skins belonging to ther. that Skins so lotted cannot be offered subject to a reserve price. We therefore wish to live you notice that we are only willing to .

per animal‘ that means $1,012,500 forfeality. President Dollar has an- 5:51 per family and in is kept within reasonable bounds. live foxes shipped in the year. Thej‘ accept- year SNPIixILi-S 0:1 at: following conditions- (l) e are o a r y to offer you slll . lotted with similar Skins belongingrto" otxlliscarogivillargan M them

zzsczanlftpilgfilez?” i“ m" 3019i $iiins on which a reserve price

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DEAR SIR. _ . owing to the largo number of 811N113 m); SKINS now comm‘

in i881 to 192i. If the tendency sentaiion, I thin}; than l5 held by should ‘continue for our farms to in-

lng here. Trilly a remarkable showing At the Royal Fair in Toronto, Prince (3) Unless we hear to the contrary, we will assume that you flesh-e Edward Island again carried off the to ofler and sell all Skins conslgngd h, us at ‘he he“ puhllc bulk of the ribbons and Charlotte- Sale after their arrival in London; if, t ,_ you should wlsh ‘mwn owners had a goodly proper-I any of your Skins held for a later Sale, it will be necessary m m" 0f the Winnings Over a thou-i

you to inform us of this fact at the time of shipment. 5am‘ °f the mxes laxported this year went to Norway. Norway, for the protection of its own fur industryl has an embargo against the import-

possible exception of Mollgmal and to decrease in their average number Toronto. of individuals there is not much chance ln arresting the decline in;

the population of the Province. l _ ‘The annual meeting of the Mari» Possibilities l tlmc Board of Trade was held at I have already stated my belief. anon 01 10mg Bu; lllls year ill-am Saint John. N.B., on the 10th of Dc- ill the possibilities for profit in dc-< ed the embargo lh fflspcct lo foxes somber. The time chosen was par- vc-loping the tourist business and from prlhee Edward lslhml only‘ lh ticularly inconvenient for oilrmenl- can quite imagine a young couple ql-(lel- ma; its ranchers mlghl; brlhgheljs, and the other delegates op- with two or three acres in the highest grade Stock for the pointed by this Board finding ii front and suitable accomodation for

Maritime Board Meeting

We need hardly Si)’ "Jili- i" "m": together Skins belonging to differ-l

- . . - . ~ . . . . Your dealer - . g llllpygvelnelll; of m mall‘; 1N _ llulil. llllpilnbllllf‘. to got away, Iwns twenty 0i ll ore x m c" ‘t ' - . - ,.- . .. _ - ' ‘ o r ‘a a a way‘ e a ry n or illf"0lll_‘/ lornl representative in a't- iiiilkiiil,’ nlorle lnollely ninltlrevlgllislilysl. The big {ha-lofty (f a} '9 who “WY phewlng Tobacco sells BIG wild furs have practically ceased {lciidiliivv-t Durilnt: the coming ycal Ilium thieir parents ever did from a prefer BIG filth‘ f0? ‘Elsi. .5 $211110 qualities. BEN by the to be a factor in this Provin c. Even i" 50cm my 0' thc- Halifax Board rubdm ("re fnrln. Rural Prince , . . . .. - _ PARCEL POST ‘of muskrat not more than a lclundi-eq has undertakvil to‘ do the secretarial 7W)‘ iii T"ifllid hur- dcrelopcd lvonll- ~Bciing ‘in PM“). P???“ "’ {l a’ ‘N lYii-Qps fresh and rnolst? Plug and by I l» is by . . not theVacuum‘ s.nweg . " ‘ ‘ H. 0' asrcc - ' _ r t‘ 1 . -~'~"‘_i'l" >1».- ml wrolngu ‘ . mus‘ no‘ a“ . l PACKING lv as 1,0101 A small number of chlm pcliscs in connection IDCFCVJILI] as iHiIHh =~ Iiv-W l will m so (l(llll._ [t is ally-ls’ 5-, “ ,- " (‘uhfigho "chilla rabbitswerepelted thisyeartlls iii")! b0 imiiilrvd- The Saint John - ll l-Iliup i l1 of Charlotto- 4 ‘ . _ i ‘v _ __ _' _ Th; ’ Shins should be carefully packed in parcels, the outer cowring Orlgljllqfllllglllgln value {mm 35C up to board provided > this service last - ‘l- "wu ~i‘-"1*l\!l~- of llli‘ tiiem- 15 i-gl‘ 1 - - - ‘"* "‘ °' "l i" ‘ ilar a c. , e 01‘ 1e ru 1 ulna-Jill isno ~ _ ' paymen o per i-l I livvrlllal .10 progress ml , 571m SHIPPING available m summer“ quantities w ‘i-aplta ‘tax by the member Boards. iii ii b0 iii-ii l‘ ii 1110i‘? imil! Were . can: psclmrc must be clearly addressed toz- Wmraiit shinning , “l” Principal Silblsfiis considered at ~ "if" 111 ll-‘ii rrlivwr if addi-

ihc meeting were in connection with Mil-Tl iii" loulri be csinblishod on ill- ltil ' .< 1111'. -' < , M’ Queen siren’ Earl estimzftzislertllgsl 'ndl t d t151112321;srlfiingllilgllllti?tglfnczfil ‘Oran-lg? xrfsilkixifivz-lsnolltlitt-j v Lilmmn- E- C' 4' lmaljcrlil i-edumoh mxhé Genre port, more particularly in respect to i» m “it is‘ ll0-“<lb‘l9vi4l1‘1l. t’ England. l y a PM‘. . , l _ ‘ _ -,__ ‘m ’ v ‘ ‘ “

. I I ‘ d ‘both lh volume and ‘value of ml. Fianspoltatlon and Freight Rum; i»ll.l‘lt 3.! along \f‘l_\ comfort. l It is essential for the identification of shipments on arrival in Lon on.‘ hlnnd fivhwieq‘ But the venom Ol- .‘l‘nd the necessity of continuing in ~!}'i fit '11P clue time be a real bC-l- "m each pal-ccl should be distinctly marked on the OUTSIDE with thevthe when“ inspector of fisheries just 11:!‘ employ 0f the Maritime Provinc- (‘iii i0‘ iilf‘ -0ilii1i1l1lily in helpin- ~' 8'0""- . t... . ....i';.:;"“"*:.=~"~;@: 5°é‘fi‘é‘f<.li‘“‘° i; 225.3320; 5.115223. firs? mitts-xi‘ mil"; T? l; wlll also be found convenient to mar . v yea s ca Cl n . . A . an - p l A A - l le 2115.1,

C. M. LAMIPSON 8c CO.,

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Of all forms of Chewing Tobacco the PLUG is the best‘!

P. E. l. Potatoes are unsurpassed

They are uncxcciltnl fur flavour and keeping qualities.

ith each succeeding parcel uni-ii the vnfl "Mile marketed value will increase that "tetra-seed a resolution urging the i 119 ssiuhlishmvnt of other snmn

secolifl 37°- 2- "m! 5° continue w , .10 prapllcally the Same figure as gh,_ (Ollllllllfid clllplgylllgllt of a trams lawldlngs for those with small pen ' " '

me season. l i c of reatlimllortance. as large numbers of liarcelslen last year. The principal increase (“Pen 0i‘ 517901115“ iii iffliifillviiriiilioh. ‘Ions 9r.” "eumd an°wance~ m9"?-

Theso i-Wfl 11° ii ‘i a" 5h" and Mum” the Mme of the shlplm- and; is, l“ Smells‘ the East Rlvm- having Jointly by the three Maritime Pro- ‘lQNifliiY-lnrz in small fruits. poultry

a" frequently delivered ogllt i extremely difficult ferns to trncc thohad all abnormal catch in Decem- ‘mice-S- fimi iii 0i" quarterly meeting ‘Jisiiifi iiii‘ ififiliiiig. the extension

number on the wrallllins 5 iber for which fancy Prices were re- ‘>11 OCYQbEI‘ 12th =1 further resolution "i i118 flifirkcis for truck gardeners ownership of the pflfcfiifi- INVOICE ‘ lceired

The value of the lobster was unanimously adopted and a and the further encouragement of d an invoice MUST pocklslower by approximately $200,- At the time that the shipment is lie-Swim"

committee consisting of Vice-Presi- “Oimge infiiifiiiiefi 3T8 iiii develop-

; M, _ dent McLeod, Sflpfetglry Higgins and monts which would tend to decrease ALWAYS BE MAILED UNDER sermon: COVER to us at this address“ Tourists‘ 1M1.‘ J‘ J‘ Lighnm “ms appointed to ‘me avemg‘. Size of me mm hokhl This invoice should statez- A I There was in 1927 another mark- urge "D011 the Local Government "if! and ihvrklril up the rural popu-.

cd increase in the summer tourist m‘? desirability °f Prime Edward 15mm’ .T"° compgraiio“ °f @119

(2) lblISlnCSS of the Province. Accord- T-“iaiifi vmiiiibiiiilig its shill‘? 0i “iii 91W busmess ma“ “vouid be ‘lauded

(3) The quantity of ‘skins in each parcel. zll-lg‘ to the railways record 293g cost in ‘order thatthe expert's ser- i" $11311 (iBYOIOPITIQIiiS in arranging

4 Amount of Marine insurance rflluircd. Qilutos were ferried from Tormentinc ""95 iiiifliit b9 flvfiiiflblfl i0 the pro- “ISY financing for the young ma“

( ) xampie of how the Invoice should be made out bl’ m Borden in 1927, against 2.216 in diweis mid 51111111913 0f this Pro- “'1‘~° had Wily 5111811 Savings with

Below i" Ki“ a“ ° 11020. an increase of 7'13 cars or 35 giuvtc- s. ‘is. lvlcnonblc, Presl- wilich to innit?‘ a start. And there‘

iber cent. About seven hundred cars e11 0 e rvvncial Associated 111'“ 011110? u" 195 in the city for

Mum‘: 1x22211138 we m insure h, shl-‘rjcame by the Hochelaga from pinto“, Board. a this Board's representative. ivvre developments‘ similar to that;

UNLESS P2715123 T06 TlilfirCopen Pond.” for invoice value plurof passengers carried at Borden on lhc execmlve 0p the Marlllme in cannulg to which I have just; merits whilst n ra un or -

The number oi’ parcels sent forward-

(l) The number marked on each Dame'-

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you.

. ‘them is not a like increase to r“- B°aiii~ "Bferred- l0 per cent. These policies Bi” m" Pr°m°ii°n from the time‘ allot the 1mm‘ the number for the whgle Charlottetown has made pretty‘ goods leave your possession until delivered to us in London, lm ° T“ c: year from Tormentinc to Borden bc-‘ Mvflilig 0f Afifiiwifltod Boards. “mmmwus Pi'°€i'°55- 510W Dfiiiiflllb‘

l l .most reasonable. 1mg 32.909 against 33.719111 1020, and .. ~- 1 _ but 5v", Sims the days that the M pfiesmsgtlcas above. we shoulll in every case be advised i" u" "m melolltward from Borden 32.342 in 192': V. “"1 ‘Kmuail “weimg °f “l” PW" Confederation agreement was con- t forward of the amount of llullrance reqiiiffiii- ‘against 29.884 in 1926. The Tourist in?!“ l 5750c at.“ Boards of Tram Slimmand‘ The advent o‘ the Mimi Iiiilimim 5M5 M: he Insurance lhls lac; _ . . “as he.d Ill OUI Board room in tnc t desired that we should arrange r yissoclatlon has continued its splell- f f A _ _ n it is no i" ice referrcdto above. did work and the Island is certainly Orenoon 0 ugu“ 25th’ and B‘ very should be clearly 518i“! °" ‘he “w: mass" {receiving greater publicity and a largely attended conference follow- ele. and the increasing number of SMPMENI BY EXP f th n: resgilnore widely known and talked of ‘"1 m i“ D°"“"‘°“ Eximimema‘ WW5 Weed throughout the mo- Sklns may also be forwarded to London through any 0 9 P ‘throughout America than ever be_ Fflrizi iii llfilerliotflil- At H1830 vince every year helps more and Companies. a as byl fore. But there does not seem to be gee l‘??? k c d° ‘fir’? "S {mm m“ mi?"- Tiie Improvement of town Shipments by Express should be made in BXBOi-ly "19 5:111" ayes andjmuch tendency 3,110,“; our own pew ‘HOP-Y 0° bail Bfciiifi Palt. preselii- and country must go hand in hand. ‘mrcel Post. except that there is no limit to the weight o no s me w enter more Widely. upon the fig“: g gmggiigéafsotig; The dlngreatimsfnumber or autos , l, ll, lbusiness of catering to summer _ _' _ . ' ‘ .' ' - Wm? l’ i‘; “Fillers iiiioiigiwiii “dtdiesnnclaseliezggar; :1? far as the Marine Insurance is coliéegsgniadgl tourists. There is no sign yet that p “cf;i311051332318?ag?iul;.efggfgn€é' F“ Province ‘s 50°“ 5"” m Yew“ to th Express o - - w - -. f,'“,'lfl,“vlf;',z°ls°flgllr,°eghll:l Egpmslglfllhilfiiy willechargc their rate basedilnuifiafiggllgogil ‘figggsfnigdiltgzgxlf Mr. _S. A. McDonald. was elected to ' ilig season. I have already express- I ti . ‘ .. ~.. on the m “a on NEW YORKL doll can be obtained fromi Sgalrtiyoclijztihtwolibslldpggrtulgalfilisialldezf‘ Information as to smaments of furs to 0" cidctl possibilities I01" profit for some} »l~lnt Cafigdlainzfs ghwéhtrlrll has i v ;_ . _ i _ _ _ l‘ . . s ' .‘ 1 11- v

‘ M“ 212' F yhrk (Elly illrln that Charfttctowli itself and ‘Hi 17927 bgems t-D be [he nrmmcmly F” Chaflouemw“ “s f"? m“ Pm‘ m" ' lsliorc sitcs in the immediate viciliiiv tiff‘zi'f_“"°‘é‘ “3P"“°!“ "_'_ 9'“? ifimji’ V1110" at iarse two ileeds stimd out 1t is. however. unnecessary for you lo advise Mr. Fraser of shillliim"; tllcrcoi‘ provide ‘better opportunity a; thcalgnd ‘$115113 vfiliwws msuui °°nSpl°"°"51y_th° m" 13f placing 0f ;fol' success ul this regard than any " ‘

benefit much.

made direct to us in London. ‘ _ _ _- _ l h _ l] l ‘. H H _ 13w" 1;» mlrtlzzti“ 5.:.-.,§;?;:.§§;“ if?“‘Z{f,§‘°'£.l’.f..i§‘§-§5‘IJI$' N ' ' ‘I11’ oc ._ _ _ “ .', * _ ~ .- Payment will, as a. rule, be made by Dflilill‘ Ciiflllie "m" "i" "wluycb gggxsgecdlolihlprovgmextsb 32m‘ an cm li’1 which advancement ‘will wlllwlll, elalmrahhl, I commend

york om m _ . _ ,‘ be lgrcatel" tlliill ill. any prev , Should you prefer to bc paid by Sterling Draft on London you should; ‘llzelllfila-"ldalll gélglioélsiggg‘: p..l.lod_ ls pm“. Edward Islam, . Worm us o! the he‘ when forwarding your invoice. iszdboo in mé ‘mg’: ‘ ' 110mg to have a. real share in the Shun)‘: 0F INVOICE ' i ‘ y ‘ ' univancclnent that lics ahead; and

lulong what lino is such advance-

The wholc province is entitled to a bct- ter mail and passenger service than

New Aummohflns‘ that which is still scheduled for four

(Date) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘.lll(‘lll. most likely in be accomplisll- [nonthfq of lhh yo,“ That the

n,“ Sh,‘ ‘ The llunlbcr of automobiles rcg- 011;,‘ ‘Ihiiiid 201V?“ ‘ijciliiii 011i‘ Biifiifi new ycm upon‘ which with the cloc- c M LAMPSON 8‘ CO jlsltcrctl m the Province this ycllr {mi-Iii ill/i! 091i ii i} ‘i0 d" ‘R1010 tlon of new oiflcers the Board will . . II was 4369 of which 235 we“. trucks in tic past yelll ill defining possibll- how elllel- may be fol- prince Ed- 64, Queen Street. -~ and 5 Inch". cycles‘ This numbm-‘IIICS hcrc and m the encouragement wal-(l lslahd l“ gmalesl and best '~-":;"-. " 3.1;; m zaisctsizris‘: ii22.3?l.i‘"€if" firs: 1.x"; “i”;

n Ml - < ~ 9 ill , hc rc is ra ion c- ' ‘ P I ‘ - i la wsl s ransa cd n de-l

I have til-do; made to 101i I ¢°"-“'5'“m°“‘ of Funbnmb’ particulars I ing 27 per cent. abovcgIOZG and 4'1. i0 have ill!‘ Boga-d mgm 43ml: 7:1? tcrlninatlon great things lic ahead. or cr in 1v

of which are as follows: per cent. above 1925. This is a very mgm’ “Tckly _ immd mm of increase and demo]? younger men‘ might have opporilln- slnlal Room

rim Shipper Sllmllil \\'l'iif‘ llcrnistrates forcibly the increasing pros- {W if’ “Fm? mm“ b°i°i° iii” 311M" Heforv concluding I would like to

lnmltl of collveylllierr 1.12., perity of the Province. The receipts “CL 5° hkcly to 9111011519 ‘Wm 171d” ilviili viii that tile Bonrdfis Social

ll . - r°"'""i|i*li Mr . llffuuqqh POST‘ EXPRESS‘ Mu by the Government from tax on men well established ill bllSlllCbw 110cm l5 open each week (lay even.

gasoline is also up very considerably with comfortable mcolnes and rca- lhl; and on Saturday alterhoohi N""""" "f f over the previous year. the figures; “mum-V contcm’ Wm‘ tiling“ i” ‘"9 During U10 yPm‘ iWO lldditional ivul-kllgr-s . ......................................... ............................................................. .. not‘ being complete yet. but approxl_\llave them. Bill, them was ll()l_ tables have been added rm. bridge “'“‘ """""" i inciting $40,000 us against $114,000 111mm“ Mimi-i" m" other canlos and the St. John 192g j Trlrgrzlph. thc Montreal Gazette pun." No _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ ‘ _ _ _ V l _ l _ _ , _ , , “l-nlltlfllll Cottage ‘Industries. l ‘ An Illustration - and the Halifax‘ Chronicle have ' """""""""""" ‘ ' The demand for hooked rugs and Ill this connection I would like in been subscribed ior. The social I‘ rmmfln“ 10th,},- homc hmde pl-oducls hhhdlell refer to.thc Fraser-Baker Canning room is maintained for the use. 1""! No- ----------------------------------------------- " through the Handler“; Exchange m" Company of this city. who are dc- convenience mid pleasure of the‘ the women-S lhsllluus cohtlhucs u, veloping new business of n type members of the Board and is avail-i

Parcel m. ................................................ ..l‘lllllllllll - - expand‘ The further encouragement valuable to the Province and ai- able to them all. _ [of Collage lhdllsll-lesdh lhls pm- ready demonstrating further possi- The members of the Council from Ammm i M s _________________________________________________________ __ ‘Ivlhco mlxht he well worth consider. billties for expansion. In tllc past whom I have had such efficient and mun-ml’ ".2112; } pug. particularly in the development Hummer this Concern cxperlnwnted constant assistance throughout the

.01 wldel- markets ol- posslbly the or- in the packing of garden vegetables year have my sincerest thanks. and

gahlzalloh lh some o; the bll; clues with a thousand cases of wax bonus I acknowledge appreciatively_ the

.01‘ l; sllll; of lwoked rugs lmq Such and 600 cases of beets. and sold lnent debt which I ‘owe to Vice-

'rli‘r_-_ ‘full lltilllf! othlhel- arllcles m; are lmlhg sold h, them all. Thcy have also put up President McLeod for sound coun-

{ibhc “ma. Iililiiid vlslwrs at the local cxchanga some Island apples. a thousand sci at all times, and to Secretary

° 5 ' ~ cases of blueberries for over-the- Higgins tor prompt attention to

Tho hill séldrefis counter sale. pork and beans in very every request. ' to wbc - - -

Ylllll‘ “n!”

(Signed)

Canadian (Ihambe of Commerce.

Regularly fed throughout the winter season‘ . is‘ ‘ The Best Guarantee of

Assured Results in Reproduction

Tile largest litters born last season and also the highest average 0f pups raised t0 ma- turity were in fox ranches where IMPERIAL (‘OD LIVER OIL FOX BISCUITS comprised a most important part of the foxes’ daily winter diet. Line up with the w0rld’s successful ‘Zi-IICIIQFS and insist on having “IMPERIALS," tine best fox food obtainable.

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<1! Bliv- "c- myself were in attendance at the a time and to buy their dressed annual meeting of the Canadian chicken in car load lots. The Is- relidy imiilifimd- Bu‘ we" M” msnyl Chamber bf Commerce held in Sep- land distribution of their products

specimen! in iiw ii°W1¥'“°‘i“‘"dj tember at Vancouver. 5.0. At this u handled through our local whole-l ,

and lend 1111x5957

Auoulcv

' Y lT'5 TMSGRACE 2A A PERFECT

THE WAY THAT WOMAN ACTS- SHE PRETENDS

BUTTEBFLIES 1N BULK

fli - . “B; ‘t?! axeoogolllggtfo-n 85PM the provinces Wiiiiih WW1‘! be tionai importance were Piscussed They have already made three car the