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will meet the requirements of

Foxrncn 7hro1_1g°hout_ Province

Nad To Miss' The Big Fox Show

' nu o. sasvrou snanra.

Preaident of Canadian Nitional ltiver lu breeders' Association.

all roxn-len ln the Province I recommended by them really manage;

lay: Attend the rox Showl the fox section.

what the other fellow is doing At the annual meeting held insum- , the way oi producing a fox pelt merslde last July, a resolution wasf

passed favoring cash grants to~.

Iuhion. 'I‘henI if you nnd iwards provincial fox snows. Actin: 3

you are not producing the type `rm this resolution the directors at af I stu!! he is winning prizes with, Ilater meeting decided to divide Can- '

out the reason -why. ls »it‘be- lads into three regions.-Westeni, to you are not feeding as he is? lcompriso the four Western Provinces, you keeping your pens sanitary, lBritlsh Columbia. Alberts, saskatch- it because you did not sta.rt with Iowan and Manitoba; Central. Ontario type of lox of which prim win- Iand Quebec. and Eastern.the Maritim- f are made? I-‘ind the cause; adopt _es.and give a one thousand dollar grant I

ideas of the successful rancher, to each region The show being held

at least some of the succassthat in Charlottetown this week is the I been coming lo him will come first large fox show ever put on east.

Canadian National Silver Fox

has been iiizflcsled in llle the best ever held on inf- Airieric 1

5 of the best type of fox. They conrinent, as i: is open in exhlbi' I Arsogiatlnn ng Pr-{n¢¢ Edward

one of the first breeding organ- I in all paris of Canada and the l.

5 in Canada to adopt inspec- iled States. To use the wrm used

n of animals for confirmation and I in dividing Canada into inspection quality as :i qllaliiication for reg- ‘districts Prince Edward Island is

ration. Since 1922 they have ycar- I’ known as "a congested area." and so

U made a cash grant to the Rioyal lshould attract an extiptionallylarge

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RMAL ENINGIA so I 0"CL OCK TONIGHT

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Iliest skins which 'are well scattered III `over the pelt. Flakinsss. which is thc Il

lthe skins by drawing the hand over I

. *referred to as "sill;iliess." ‘

Ithe animal and iheiincness oi' the _iii

I Weight-sl good fox skin will weigh Q -

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can be carried on successfully here.

Qllllifl' of fur with anything on the‘

ent ol the Silver Fox Exhibitors'

elated by g number of other lead- `m5]-5 P1“5'mK WW UN-GDS in their ing breeders, the first organlza- 'p°“5‘ The St' A"“’d'5 ranch I5 mln? I um IIMIIIIIIS Wm II,” Iflilsrsed by the addition or e. rlewf

______.-.__ .shfd Sixty feet long. containing four

I Iziers of pens. and at both ranches the I

I IB`r_fedIat Local Ranch

` I While lox ranching naturally takes purchased from time to time. A 8200 Imy' mm' "°;k:;' hu IN“II:uymfI

prominence gi the fur farming in-Imale animal and a $300-pair ol un oh" an pu

‘dlwffy otPr ce Edward Island. there breeders are recent acquisitions. At I I I - _ __ Iis ample evidence that mink farming the present time the animals are I of th. mdunr’ °M` ms! eb". vlmy nu-inn ;¢,'Chari,ott_etovl1l ot

and that the animals ith p ` liin th t I d k 1 hlch ia* . .

were and bfe=dinr. carl xmpemmplh I tiles bnlmiiiil phlne fi llty ana* °”’°"°'1“' °""~°”” ¥”‘““ °f'"“ ‘operation and ranchers wi h"° l

'which is so attractive lo the buyer. N’ "“‘”'°" "lm ‘ °“”‘””‘ "°°"”' their mrs cleaned in an up-to-date l>"i’=“l"° Wi" °PP°" lm' Smell

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Sharpe -4d”"=“ _ I I--l/ice-President Ip'in¢ Qu¢1;fyM;,,/; A REPUMTIUNI, sv¢1onb1¢_co11oelion -

`Fl|R BUSINESS

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A pioneer in the fur buainesa this Province and one who has main- tained a fenmeet volition as fox rancher. buyer and expertnr et raw

_ rur»isa¢r..1.D..1anlrlas.eauus-

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thirty yea-rs; he has seen the very -

nedoi their brown is i-i t °°"°°‘”’ ”'““”°° '““’ °' "" 'my

,Maeliue and Maiclilimen.

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large. quantities oi silver pelts pun

his home and the other at St. Avard's, Ipena which seemed equally valuable.

where ,_ visitor may see over two An unusual [eatme 0! the rumah is lNd 1080! It A11 lVOl"" PYICB 01 $3-00. a

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|_,|,mIL thmulh Whose mort* “_ lhundred oi these valuable little ani- a cat which has taken to mothering T°d”" "°n'° pn” mr th' “mel I

the young rnlnk like her own kitiiena,` “uw” 'mud N 'uno' In 1”” mink

and Wmch I5 perfecuy at home In were plentiful here, about 500 being I W ‘ me I_IeIIs_ bought at an average price of $2.00 '

Tocnyh avenue nrloe would be sililoozl 3 I 4 BUY ROBINSONS FOX BREAD

MI._ Fergusan has mme Iu_s"hIp_ 15.000 muakrate were purchased in 5 _'_ . _ .s e ’

‘inter nil- it Toronto and ombiais Crowd or born exnibiion ana breeders. = equipment and stock ue bein; con- ments or uve mink to Norway. New "W ‘* ‘H l'°1‘°l° Price or as oenu. l

‘worlds market. An example of this I One magnificent animal, is champion `°"' W' nan" “H " V" °‘"°i°‘" Icleaner in charge of competent men. iurs are purchased by Mr. Jenkins at

ou. I ‘of Montreal. Muon A_ 5_ 3,055”-Soy, ‘ii fllmi-Sh°d by Mr. E. A. Ferguson, I breeder. was shown to the reporter Ith""m°°‘ h"°d"d' °' "4 ‘°“"l about November 15 a fur buyer all seasons, including mink. muslrrat,

|22 Blyfield Street. this city. who this for which Mr. Ferguson. was oilered hum in th' “fly ny' th." "re ‘I from Paris will be in Mr. Jenkins' ni-

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asiooinlloli since its lncen-' we believe it should be equal io' or lunnnla, r. a. L, \-l¢¢-nresla- l.v¢==r is operating :wo rancher, one at 5 £400; and mel-be were olbel-s in tile "° °"°°“‘ °" "'°"°‘ "°‘““’~ H' "' lice fins wul be ln the market for foxes-

; - calls that in 1916. he purchased 350 _

acoon, skunk, weasel. red and patch

'H010 Pelf VUIUC Isisnuy improved. ¢°,,,,.u,,,,dI Q,,,\,,c md om, mml1'as prion, wi-lien ron in ioii w mio.

_..-___ _ _ _ ____ __ __ _ _ I I A Guardian representative who vig- or canada, and hu fmmd gh, hugh d°°U5°d “Ili flu f° 50 Cvllf-l~, 'T'h¢l FEED THENI

May Be Judg-ed 'lied Mr-Fel‘gusorl's ranch at hishome ness a fascinating as well as proiit- P""°°t Ni" 1*' b°"°°“ um md' '

_._-_ `W9-5 5U1'Pl‘i5¢d at the quality of fur able one. In these markets the um' 3° ‘lu “nu” °"“°°h”i°|' ‘I

I The skin value of a. live fox may be Iwhich skillful breeding can produce. l 'iergusm strain" is eat-abliahing l. I 1°' Mu" in mu* Thu !“"b°"" _ ROBIN S judged from the following standards: ;The best strains from Nova Scotia, name 'for itself which is highly md, ‘ia now extinct in Prince Edward Is- .

I'1’he black must be oi a bluish cast all

Color-Glcxsy black on neck and Quebec and Prince Edward mu-ldf liable in the mink lndustry in mi, land, the lui, one bein! traDl>¢d i“ I I wherever no silver hairs are found. have been secured. newstock belngIProvirice. 1”’ “ mV°"t°“ by Mr- Hiyw' A'

which proved to be a very large dark G0 Id*

‘over the body. The underfur must ' also be dark oolor»e<1. The fur oi silver

. __ __ male. ' . ' ' .

Nat/uraiiy one would upset totind

‘and black foxes is a dark slate next II~ to the skin. yi `~ '

Silver Hairs-Pllre silver bands, n0t l I '

white or very prominent. ln the cost- I \

appearance ol whitish or cllalkish5I' silver hairs placed close together in II patches is objectionable, '| I Texture-Buyers pass judgment on

the fur. The softest fur is the most Ii valuable. This quality of softness is I ~~ Y l

Gloss-The sheen must be evident.

It 15 caused by the perfect health ol `l

hair, as well as by hereditary infill- ‘II ences. Woods and humid. atmosphere lil

A .Feature of the Fox Show IQ,”§§Z§§,,‘;“i.§§.“’l`§'.lf`ii“`§l‘§‘..`@-'$2 ` . 1 '

Todilys crnlvdénz the rim .annual For iixiiibiuui showin by their iie¢nITills is n most lml>°f**`*m point. A

in our exhibit that lt L1 one of the lea`ZTire| of the Show. And nolheavy lui' is more durable and hand- I

thick, long fur makes thc weight.

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for what wide-awake lox rancher wouldn't be interested in ii. fox periIwme_ ` ' '

a. non-sagging, rustproof. permanent steel frame that gives wonderful II

'.’ Or in fox wire that is unbreakable, rustproof, highly dependable? i

-'ost bile:-I Fnx Pens and Fox Fabric have proved themselves to hundreds of

lgsnrhrrsi the experience nf these men recommend them io you, I-‘mst Q °

vi;-_oent ‘.'.'.'\li cave you money in the long mn as well as give you genuine ulte

“mu .ew ‘E ride anil satisfaction.

W

irlti - \|<lt our 1-xhihlt at the fox show. Mr. B. I. Rayner. pioneer P, E. I. in

Iocder is in rharzc. \'ou‘ll he.'r\t4-ri-sled in examining yi Frost Steel Pr-

IIO mu irl ur shall be glad til answer your questions,

Frost Pens and Fox Fabric are manufactured in Canada by Frost _#vw

lid \\ ire C0-. Limited. Hamilton, Ont. F0r sale bv B. l. Rayner, Summer-*"-

Frost Steel Fox Pens and Fox Fabric

-for real service !

Steel Fox Pens & Fox Fahrl..

212 Fifth

-will

P"0f‘ .f .-

‘ LIMITED ini Registration mm which ul

" - ur .leaking with it gona .simian f X _

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silver foxes, and this ia true. nts 2

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ores Pb: Ranch la widely known _ _ _

lfhwillhout the trade. When one - _ _' _‘ _ ,_

C° M' LAMPSUN £5 C0. ,II':I-I=;';°=I;-_KI-3I<1 I-I-;l§f_IIIl:nl~N:I§;lnl; BEST .FOR PUPS AND ADUL rs

I in the right ear of all the Jenkins

54 Queen Street Ifoxes. Many of the foxes are going ` `

*O NOW!! this year. where they

London, E. C. 4, England II:;;;':l'-liresay mule snune im- mem-II R0bil1SOI1 ,S & Bakery, Ltd

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II Beginning November lst Mr. Je l kills' fur cleaning plant will be in‘

, I Summcrside, P. E I

V Sales I or RAW 1-*URS » I

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bales Held

| JANUARY. APRIL.. .0c1‘_oB1~:R.

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I Public Auction I

:also favor this important quality. I - ' I I T8k€ ill the FAIR _

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,at Charlottetown-;Q_cIt.~ 2_9-Nov. 1. _ I

if 0 \ I _Robinson ’s Strain

S A L E S11. VER FOXES

One of tba belt farming yopettiesI V I

and beatequined fanaa inlin a r-v

county, containing ise som witiif-l L I

I large hard and loft wood grove.

l _ ` around the bulldingl, suitable for fox _

For Full Particulars Regarding In-nehlru. will be wie on bin in V N

I I PINUL U not sold ivy |\dvlla_ sale, ‘ ' `

1 |Pm¢\1fS APPIY T0 1 will la .els by perils muwn in. in

Established 1910 '

,With Pure

‘ ter put of November. For all inform: Steak

Avenue

McEA CHERN F OXES

Are Among The World 's FINEST

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_ The liilcl-Jachcm strain of foxes was established In 1914

and have steadily grown in popularity since then. Today

their lame has gone all over Europe where many are now

"Hd fill' bfvedlnl purposes. and throughout the length and

breadth of Prince Edward laland many a fox fa.|-mer hu

been Placed on the to wealth by a. pair of these excel- lent animals.

This year I have a very large increase and will be

P|¢lS¢d i0 5'-‘ll You one nr more pairs at a reasonable price.

A

wt L. M¢EAcHERN-

nnrnviaw rox amen mzimam, r, g, 1.

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I if intel-osled in forles of lilo highest 1

quality it will be to your advantage to communicate with the undersigned. - Have been in the breeding and raising ' --

` of first class foxes since 1912. .Ranch

now known as the WINSLOE I

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RANCH. I _ _ _j I

‘Samuels __Kem1'edy' I A

:oprietor I

Charlottetown, P. E. Island -

REGISTERED I FOXNIEIAT. Foxmen and Ranchers

silver Block sroxosl ~ ~ it 1 _ _I

PLACE YOUR ORDER for your require-

ments of Foxmeat with us and assure

yourself regular supplies of fresh frozen, Government Inspected. Meats that are guar- anteed to give satisfaction. - -

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We have a car arriving in Charlottetown

taking your deliveries direct from the oar.

THE

Harris Abattoir Co.

_ LIMITED

Charlottetown, P. E. I. _

every Wednesday. You can save money by_

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I I _ l ation. ete-. apply to _ __ Epirsf to

I is. 1. ascoourao, htel' The

l Alfred Fraser, Inc. 1 il ,_ ._ .. Conn...

`»" fl.. I _ ‘ ef Ask For Prices

r. a. usoonisac 1

‘ New Y°fl< Cifv _ ' ""'_°“"°"""-"~I B. W. Robinson f

Surninerside, P. E. I.

-I Remember We Carry ;_.

LEADING ' ‘

FOX BISCUITS

IMPERIAL con Livzir. on. mental. curry mm. - ltoss-mi.i.an srannairn

~ itoss-Mrntait criancoar.

nose-Mu.i.ii_n. Pvrrii sugar, __ raaltuzss con Livu. on., gm, '

Aliso GIUUND RICE AND snnlnngn. m"‘

vmi1<.4L1< if A

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l-onml: nl Tm' ” ' "°“° "“‘ "“‘°l» MMR. and

e necessary vitamin for the mabilg ff

hum” fu F _ 0 lihll umm sm: IIn°°;I:;,:I‘° |“4|'ll ranchers. of Canada.

:;°": "““ ‘¢?"‘° 1°' 0\1°¢n's County, r. li num.

"n¢‘r‘i._ lullk, I "Il-, 1. IDI., gud u ua. 1"

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