THE 0W GUABDLMI _ DECEMBER 11, 1924

Iipless

feaz‘l1re Increases

Rug ed/zess by Over

per eezzt _ ~

and bothersome little tip on the end oi' an

lamp is no longer necessary. Our engineers developed some remarkable new equipment which ~

exhausts the air from the neck of the lamp, eliminating the neces- sity of the tip. This feature in- creases the ruggedness of Edison Mazda Lamps by over twenty-

five per cent.

~ Edison Mazda Lamps are the product of n Canadian factory as- sociated with the oldest organ- ization in the field ol incandescent lighting. By always insisting iipoii lidisoii Mazda Lamps, you are purcliasiiig a product tlint is not only the most eilicieiit, but the most recent development of

tlielainp industry.

Near you is nn Edison

Mumlu Lump store, recog- nizable by the yellow and bIuocortons_ Thereyou will

oh rn I n real information about good lighting.

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DISON

DA LAMP S

Lsmpworks of Canadian General Electric Colimited

ition. however. has since changed and no auger is Canada as suspicious of

psrial Conference. At that time, 8 B

Committee, if it should not prove useless, would -tend to in-terfere in Canadian affairs. Now, lar el

°"='='='1_ _ _ _ Trade and Commerce

(From a Special Correpondent_)

London, November 28, 1924

A move of the greatest import-

ance

to the whole British Empire

the British Governnit-nt's de-

cision to set u an lm eriai Econ oniic Bruce spoke at the beginning of the month. The Preliminary steps fOr this scheme were taken by Mr.

D D '

Committee, of which Mr.

H. Thomas before heieit the

Colonial Office, but no progress

s made owing to Caiiada's oppos-

Oplnion in that Dominion

Droiect as she was at the Im-

seemed to suspect that any

S Y

ill!! to the success of Sir Halford

I Mackenzie and his colleagues on

the

Imperial Shlppng Committee,

| Ohlnion beyond the Atlantic has

I inn

yas-red round. Although Mr. Amery

| ins

now oniiiiiitee_ It should work on

| parai

ping

I four

not given full details of the

lel lines to the Imperial Ship- Committee which has had years of successful activity.

l has handled in musterly fash- BUCII Droblcms as those con-

~° nec-ted wltli the shipment of grain

f ro

in Atlantic ports. It is obvious

| that every Doininlon, Colony and

| (i ll

Drotcctorato must be represented

tlio new Committee whi

ch must

consider nil economic questions

CUHCUPHIIIE thc development of

tra

do ‘with the Empire. There are

I cnnnilcss i>f0`blcruS1ha»t. demand

its

I lie I \vli

I tee

eonsirleratloii, but before it can of any use it must be supported oleheurtedly by the Empire,

which will he consulteil before any

| definite announcement of the con.

-‘i‘iil\li|0n and nlius of the Cominlt-

ean be mai_le_ Iii the first nine “ill-‘4 Oi this your the Empire

,iiiuported £240,32:i,000 worth or

l"iri

I oi’

I ple

US!! goods- more than the whole EIIVODG. This governinen-t is lllzvii to lm-perinl ireferen e

_ _ 1 c and tvtn those who are not \vlioIe-

I h“""“ll|Y in fflvoiir of it, can find

I to

too

Il()i

I "pliliig to deplore iii the soiling

of an linpurliil Economic Coin-

inilloc as :i coinplenieiitziry body

tlic Iiiiperlal Sliilillinn' Commit. _ This ca iioiily work for th.;

I DP0Sl1cl‘ily of all concerne

I an I ‘W

_ d. Re- is-lrding the Empirc's development,

\“‘l°`f0-WUI: forecast was made Sli' ‘Geori-ie Foster at a recent eting oi' the Royal Colonial ln.

I stiiiite, "In a hundred years” lie

prophecicd," -the whi-to population

Gf\?11'f» Bflluill and tho l)oiiiin-

I -ions should be soniewlicre iii the

\V 0

iiieigliburliooil of I 200 mil.

| |1008 of which 75 millions

iild bo in Canada, and 55 in Aus.

ilffliifl, Willie the coloured popula-

tio

n of the Empim might be be-

I tween 500 and 750 millions.

I i .i

»» L

not

10 To so wA1-1', Now oNi_v

32c. ' _

BINN S ELECTRIC SHOP

Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps

| ti

ww va ++++vo»+r+o n

ine co

we ARE AGENTS Fen _ "““

EDISON MAZDA LAMPS and have a large assortment to choose from-

10-50W_ 32c.

E .BROWN ELECTRIC SHOP

\‘rE:@ ini

*ri

Get Your Mazda LamlJS- and Lighting Fixtures at .

l'IOLMAN’S “

Summerside ,

wipe out. There iiiust, uliovc ali,

GE FEAST IN NORWAY

in ilio iietlvc iirepiiriilion ui:litei"s marri-age lr:ist_ iici_'-dihors. acqunliiiuncoe. `.1iiil iilnswoincn como ivisc bc siircnil over sevt‘ral_

` \*`§W_.._

lirziiiily iii iiind ziliuiiilllllw- AS *I p

egiztii lioiisewlio will spend iiilu. several couples uri- iiiarrieil H

ui the saline time. 'i`liis iliniinisiies rl :i wzisto oi iiino, and eoncciiiriites (~ io one nccnsioii \vli:it \\'iiul<l otlier- 1’

opl

and wide. All must bo __ All iniist ho foil niid "ru- and wltliout liiiilt. 'l‘llcr8 vh<»ou-. sweet soups. Dud- nnil inline in enormous . To have any one of the eroiis items oi drink or 0ut or run short would he te which nothing could

’l`lio gowns _whiuli lin- Noriveliilll

lnirt_V oi’ tho cliiircli, :iiul are lilrril 1 for :i nominal slim. Other paris nl the eostiimr-_ are oltcn tho rliurcli'i~:_. too, and the lirido \vlio cniinot _'ii- iord to purr-liuie an vluliorato brid-

iil outfit can nlwiiyf: 'liirc one. I

lrves in Bad State

‘ Could Not Sleep”

‘ H. N. Tardell, Hlrrdwssnith, Ont., vniliass

nerves were in s very had

_ ilnow what it was to have a good nigln'| rest. I could Ind never ieit well. I heard about Dr. Chue's Nerve F004- 4.. _ , _ _ - _ and thought I would try ii. After

1°" ` , taking it for a few days I 508!!

to feel, better. and soon was lbie in deep well at night. My Amw- tite also returned. and I felt stronger and better, and after taking three boxis of Ulm ' Nerve Food I was quite well. I have also given the_Nerve F003 mmylittlegirl.wul\¢°°i‘|l°' suits. '

I .-if -_ ` '

i'-=[~ ti -

'f*-"{» ig;

c 155-

* Im or so

stats, and for nearly sux months

THE EGYPTLIN CRISIS

__ The worst moments of the crlslsllt. C. McPhee _ _ lcsulling from the muuier or sir M. A. Mei...-oil ‘-"3 Smfk. are over, but it ninst-A. \V. Doclierty . __

be forgotten that nl-though -the|Nclson Cautcllo

w government of Ziwnr Pasha isiduvinos A. Stewart __

ncilistory. the mars of popular Everett Mmgulay __

nion in Eizvnt was behind Zugli- J. H. Cunteilo ._ _ _ . . _ . _ .._ _ lui Pasha. The League of Nations _-__-_ takes no official cognisance of -thei Total 63,001 EHYDNBH protesi.is_i_n_co t_`l1e_i-esolu-, _ M1-_ QUQHANAN ' - ' '

ons came from tho Chamber .mil

ot i’roui the izovei-nnient, but still, Per John Nicholson.

" -the problem is far from settled. -70110 'l`~Nicll0lS0l1 - 10.00

Our interests in Egypt ore consul- Angus E. Martin __ 5.00 eruble. The vnluc of Egyptian I-Iiiguld McKinnon _ __ trade is large. ln 1923 lier imports Jauies D. Murcison _ amounted to £45,170.000, and her John McKinnon _ _. Uxliorts to £58,309.000. (This -is Ciius. D. McLeod . ._ reckoned in 45 Egylltun equal ~to Neil Morrison __ 421.0. 6'/i.) Cotton, s ofcoiirse, tho Mrs. Alex Stewart _.

g inost éniportant commodity. Lost Calvin Bishop __

Ye!" gyilt exported £-19,516,000 F. S. Moline _ ._

177 QUEEN STREET _ north and imported £8.471,000 Martin D. Martin ._

urth of cotton piece goods. Pick-

, led eggs, cigarettes. refined sugar, T0ti1l 40.00

and rice are important among the South Plnette-per Mile Ivy MC- xports ;oils, coal. luniber and Phersen

woollen manufactures among the _ "}I1°f‘S- Milfs imufmuut 8011.11 A. Mcitenzie _______-____$ 5.00 l-.gypt is the gateway to the Saud- David MCR 500

ll. which British enterprise has , no ""` """"' ` Ili 'UBL bf! t 0| N' biorrlson -"--'--'_'-_

y J gun 0 dev op in the

Inst fow years, _The fi;-gt cotton 'M"M_cl‘°_°d '*'°"""“"' 2'00

oncussion wus given there n 1904' lex- M”‘CR“0 -----~---~---- 5-00 yet for -the current your 3 im;-Vogt R- A- Macniw-~ --- -------- 200 or 40,000 lining of 400 n,_ each is »\~ II- -Cuiuervu ----.-------- 1.00 xpected. -300,000 additional Mi-es It. E. -MacDonald -__..__.__. 1.00 \vlll he avaliable for cultivation A. S. Mooltae -_---.-...---- 1.00 next year, as a result of recent ir- _ __ lii:-'itlon schemes. and this should Tomi ______,_____________ 527,00 ielii almost 100,000 halos yearly.

The Soiidan Government has en- Qnan V|,w_p¢,- Mi" |vy M¢. ti-i-ml into a novol co-partnership ` Pherwn

seli‘cnic ;v_it¥_i tlho native cultlvator,

uincr wie tie native cannot he _

00 alienated from his land. The lm- r13['r_M'A?:_[;_‘°I‘fI'Ii|£f'D';S_;_;'°""“"$ “'00 erinl Government has raised £13 ‘~ ' ‘ -‘----~- iillioii to cover the new Gezlra. ir- MVB- Lei" C°'“Dt°“ --~------

gation schemes, and although

ation is exported mainly through °°¢i"'| V'°W-Per MFI. M.

ort Soudnu and not through` Eachern Eixyiit- a peaceful regime in Egypt Angus Mn(-Lmri __________ __$12_00 ‘s essential to the developiiieiit of Mi-s_ Surah ROL-kwuii _______ 5_0()

liildo wears are nitoii of _1:i‘i~:it tho Soudnii, wllcre so much llri- _]_ ,\_ .lu-,.55 ________ 2_(i0

value. 'Hier src =\l\\'u.\‘.~' the ure- Kish f-ntcrivrsc. cnptnl and lnbuul' 'riioumn lviouKcnzio_::.:::: 3.00

irc co trat tl.

IICBII 0

A SHIPPING REVIVAL

Shipping activity is n'liaromei~nr WWW*

which the volume of rn

Total already reported 543.81157,

ELDON AND BELFAST DIS- TRICTB

-Per Mrs. T. F. West.

J. F. Holiday $20.00 Mrs. J. Halliday _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ 10.00, L. A. Ross _ 15.00 F. L. Reeves . . . . 10.00 W. E. Wicks 10.00 J. J. Larabee.._....._..... 10.00 Miss Annie McRae _ . _ . _ . _ 10.00 J. R. McW-iiliam, Sr . . _ . _ . _ 10.00 J. R. Mcwllliam . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10.00 Hugh Gillis 10.00 N. A. Glllis._.`_.........._ 10.00 Percy Mel-wean . . . _ _ . . . . . 10.00 Miss Belle McDonald _ . _ _ _ _ 5.00 Miss Etta McWilliams _. 5.00 Miss Margaret Martin . _ _ . . _ 5.00 A. G. Smith _ 5.00 Mra.A.D_Ross 5.00 Mrs. Golding Frizzell _ _ . _ _ 5.00 Mrs. D. McColl _ _ . _ ._ . . _ 5.00 ltev. J. W. McKenzie _ _ _ _ _ 5.00 Mrs.. E. L Harrington _ _ _ _ L 5.00 R. S. West . _ . _ _ . _ ._ _ _ _ _ 5.00 Mrs J. T. McWilliam . . . _ 5.00 ‘ John Huhley _ _ _ _ . _ . _ 5.00 A. Friend _ . . ._ _ . _ _ _ _ 5.00 Joseph Robertson _ _ . _ _ 6.00 M. F. McDonald _ _ _ . . 5.00_ J. F. McDonald _ _ . _ 4.00 J. W. Mcl-.cod _ _ _ _ 4.00 Noll McKenzie _ . _ _ 3.00 Mrs. T. McLellan _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ ~1_00 W.F‘.Johnson 1.00 Mrs. Justin Vnniilcrstine ._ _ 2.00 Mrs. Millie McDonald _ _ _ . _ _

Miss Emma Moore _ _ _ _ _ _ Norman McPherson _ _ _ _ _ _

2 00 2.00 2.00

Total $232.00 _ NEWTOWN `

Per Miss Annie Smith

John McL.cll_im 15.00 Clizirles Nicholson _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.00 Mrs. Charles Nicholson . _ 5.00 llcriiiiln McDougall _ _ _ _ _ 5.00 C. A. Gillis.._.._...._ _ 5.00 Donald Gillis _ _ _ _ _ _ . 5.00 J. A. McPherson _ 2.00 Duncan Me'l‘uvlsh . _ 2.00 Herbert Murtiii _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2.00 Mrs. A. McDougall __ ‘_ Aliner .\icEacliorn _ _ _ _ ‘_ I). \V_ Mclseod _ _ _ . 2.00 It. Mcl’hui's0ii . . _ . _ J. 1). Mel)ougall _ . Capt. D. McDougall _ _ _ _

Tomi $57.00

nossaennv

Per Miss Chris Miller.

D. E. Ross & Sons 30.00 Charles N. Morrison _ 2.00 W. ll. Mclnllls _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 2.00 J. R. Mcltuc . 2_00i Ilan 'E. Ross _ _ __ _ 1.007 Herbert Penton ._ 1.00

200 200

2.00 2.00 1.00

(fliaries A. Morrison __ . _ _ _ 1 00 Albert Mc-l’lioi'son . _ _ . _ i1‘_ W. Paiitou . . . . . . . . . ._ _

1 00 1.00

i 1

. 1

\V_ N. Ross _ _ 1.00

Total ,

GLASHVIN

Per John Cnntello_

Neil .\it-Donald _ _ . . _ i\l_ W. Murchison ._ _ S. D Murchison ._

42.00]

20.00' 15.001 5.00 5.00 6.00 3.00 3.00

NF.” :ec @%@

0.00 5.00 5.o0| 4.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

1.00 1.00

Mc-

J .'I`. Welltherble __.__._____ 1.00

oTtal ___________________ _.$32.00

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Selling Out _

Sale of Coats

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For Women and Misses

Beginning Thursday Morning

One Third Off the Regular Price _

$18.00 COATS FOR _ _ _ _ _ _ $12.00 $30.00 COATS FOR _ _ __ _ $20.00 $40.00 COATS FOR ._ _ $26.67 $50.00 COATS FOR _ _ _ _ _ $33.34 $60.00 COATS FOR _ _ _ _ _ _ $40.00 $75.00 COATS FOR _ _ _ _ _ _ $50.00

No two coats just alike, each one a real good, well made stylish

model, made of all the latest materials, with and without fur collars, full lined and interlined. Sizes I4 to 44. I

FUR COATS

$325.00 Seal Coat, Squirrel Collar and Cuffs fer _$225.00 I $325.00 Seal Coat, Sable Collar and Cuilis for _ _ _ _ $225.00 $225.00 Seal Coat, Sable Collar and Cuffs for _ _ _ _ $150.00 $225.00 Zealand Beaver Coat, self Collar for _ _ _ _ $150.00 $l75.,00 Northern Rat Coat, self Collar for _ _ _ _ _ _ $125.00 $ 90.00 Setka Beaver Coat, 50 inches long for _ _ _ $50.00 ALL COATS 46 TO 50 INCHES LONG

Wllliniii Finlayson -_---.-- J N Gillis ____ __N__.__ __ Clarence I.. Gillis _-------- Angus .Miircliison_ _-_----.-- Rnniild lil-:ioR:io __---.---- Aiax il. .\icl.e0il --------_--- Keiiiietli Miiclliio --------- Fraiik (illiis --.------------- »_\i. F. Gillis --.---__-----~-- Jnlin S. Murchison -_.___----- Mrs, li, N, M-iircliisou __._____ I)_ N_ liiurch-leon _-__..------ Jnuies D. 'MacDonald _------

lnte a- 'rotnl _..._-__ .......... --$21-1°

tional trade may bo measured with L"C"@‘1_1;“0‘l °0mDC'U'U°i; lfisllltlng I, a fiiii' degree of accurac_ A fkiw mm 10 f*l`HW'1\m0U“‘ 0 0011050 _ A l igt- 550.715 months nga, tim,-e Wagyu im-gt, in use has tended to keep rntcs Ne'IQ3t;lu::;rT;g?r",P str $ nmmlm of me tonnage lying in down. Reports to hand indicate H ‘___ _ Mason `So'm_h rt $1006 various parts ofthe world. Just thi" Whilil WIND Shipping has “I <" ' _‘"5 U pet " 2,'00 what amount of this gun,-,age has reaped some advantage from the 7l»00nB¥`<l W00 » 0_“ ‘lm --- ran" hmm brought into Mg it lg imma. lniprovcd conditions in the freight G. ill-111601' ‘H00lN2l'. Citi' ----- -’ - sible to guy, but certain statistics market, the line trade has not been Aiex_ Yates __________ .-._... 10.00 which ine in iinini would seem to S0 fur fuiierubly ufiecteu- The Mrs. P. ‘IL Curtis. Wiunuwc indicate that mere nm more ships vurluus lines oiwrutlns from Auf- Man. --.----..------.----- 1.00 on the high sells today than for W<‘\`P M0. in fiwt. h|lViilK 0 SUUB' Knights of Columbus, City _- 50.00 some time past. From Antwerp sie to mnintnln present rates. ul- -_- como reports that during October 1l10ll8h the Bi'f\H1li°i\ IS H0i5i¢9l1b|Y ,Tom __________________ __$1.|(;_00 the port was visited by 8011 sei; go- em:_ier. There is keeln com'D6__T_.{til0h- ing vessels, aggregating .75 ,- 74 00 0119 0¥` W0 VWY OW C1110 009

gong For tha ¢°|-rogponding month have been made. The effect has MOUINT 88T§‘:;TTu|dEs;Rn|:_: ni 1923 the mini was only 714 ve... been to promote co-operation "“"" "°‘ "°° | _'"1 P ' nels. aggregating 1,502,718 tons. I among shipowners. Some time ago. l- °¥4 IY 0 nm nr ii simian- ma. or sinus at the usreameur between the shine Lloyd -my ------------------*‘0» 0 Rotterdam, Wim-9 qui-ing the fmt ing lines inuerested in cairryiing Jonathan Blrt _--....-------- ten months or the present year coffee from Brasil to European Dnni-ei-D_13l.rt ..-.__--..-..-- 17.902 vessels aggregating $8,206.- ports was extended. Now a shtlr geo,-g,1_ nm ______________ 5-is ions, put in. as 'against only nius noel has been formed In the Jams, ,nty _________________ 14.181 vesseis aggreguing 19.809,- North Sea Trade. particularly HM, Currie _____ _________

997 tons during the first ten among the lines working between

Wendell Jay _

months of 1923. There is no doubt Holland and London. and an ad- ‘Mrs John B _;;,§"""" "I that expanding trade has brought vance in rates will Dl`°\’“b|Y F8- Johan Ja ' °""""` more ships into use- and the re~ Hull- li- IB t0 D0 h0D°d till* lufllwl' Wm” 'Bl V """"""`°"" vivni is likely to become more pro development of this kind will be " I "* ---------‘----" nonneea as time goes on. A re- iiuuecemrv as the volume of md° 0"" B” ---~-------------

Dr. Cl\ase’s los-ve Food J

Ina m "val |n (might mtg, dogg not gp. incmgggg and the domond for ghip- Igter ay -....----.-_--_--._

nun 5 Co.. - WN” pea, to he equally lmiliont. for the - ping becomes equal to the supplyd Ernest Rogerscn ...-...-_..

_ _ M _ MCE che,-n George E. Jlly ------------ --

Mlpnglxtm;/Inspvaeclgi. G[m:__$ 2_0() VV'i1i`il B- Jill' --------------"

f>»-ul-1 M=~e<°“2‘° ------- -- 1°” ii?;‘ii..““i¥_,'1;1i:1i:;3;:‘;:ii

_ _O0 _\i-rs. George W. Jay --------

'1`°i“‘ ~ """""""""""" " S 4 .ioinuimn ic. uirt ___--..____

Mrs, John llirt -.---.-------

_flalil 5 400 Ira Dirt ...... .--_.---------- _ _ r . - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - -~~ '

Hall' iltrocoeds of Coiicent in _ _ ' »i-‘int River iiaii hy »Murruy fred """" "___:

_ , Olin ly _____..__.___

"Who" Tdlent """"" " 25'? lloolor McCannal __..__.__-__

$20 00

'P01111 ----~--------------" ' L,|§_,};,y _________________,_ .50

Point Prim.-.per John A. Murchison (.;,m.`gc 1`ml_hL,|| ___ ____ L00 llfllliel S- MULQWI -----~----5 ‘mn riiizn itlitoiioil _______________ .50

~ ~ _ 21 ' - __________________ __ .1

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1. ' _' ‘,"_"" ' _ 1 _ _ ._ _

2 00 2 50

50 00

2 00

00 00 .00 1.00 l_00 ]_00 1.00 .75

PATO S LIMITED

_ _‘--~__i_-

1.00 1.00. .50 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 2.0i 0.00 1.00 L00

Jiiinies D iMoCitiiiieIl _____.__

-Mrs Clarence Coffin -___ --_

F L Jay __________,,_________._ .50

I`ot.1l $49 ii’

Mount Stewart South-per -Mrs. Edwin McASsey W W Glover ------- $1.00 Williuii N l)oiii,l.\»s ---._ ._ il. -S. lliiivkins _-..... _-___- Ross Mo(_1:ii'tIiy _______.-_.--. 2.00 Mrs_ II, Mc.-\sssoy _-___-._-___ .50

1,00 2.00

L00 2.00

Miss :Margaret Taylor _____. Stewart <l\Icl-Znclicrii -.-_.__. Edwin liicAssey ____---_.__. 2.00 lrit W. Douglas ______.._---__ .50

1.00 ` 4.00 1 .00 1.00 1.00 .50 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00

.50

Total _____________ ___._._$13.00

Mount Stewart-per Mm. RusseI` Clark Mr. and M-rs, Russell Clark _$25.00 Iinrold liall __._-.___-_----- 10.00 Temple Gariihum ___-.._---- 1.00 Mrs. Ira Clark _________ _--- 1.00 McLeod llmiglzis ____-__.--- 2.00 Winston Dirt .... _---__-_--. 1.00 Joseph Gnrii-hum _..__.____- Frank Jzirdino __.._-_._-.__- Alvin McKenzie ______.__.__ William .McLeod ----_---____ Nathan lloiiglns __.__.__.__- Mrs. llownrd Glover ---_.___ Dr. A. ll. llviortln --.__..._____ Luther Coifln ___-_.-.--_--- -Mrs. H J). Coffin ____----_-- 5.00 Rev. B. ll. Penwnrdon ----... 5.00

2.00 2.00 5.00 5.00

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N atu r_e ’ s _ complete

food in its most

tempting form. I ‘_ '.l_;<_\_-___ _`____\\_

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_- ---M5/~ .mils _ .__,:_-, ‘, _»~_ .'~i,..- _‘I 1

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_ , 1*, , '_ , lliillil _ _ _,__ _ 1 " ~ f ~ 1 __ _-,__ ¢` “__ ‘ 1' lsstrlll -/“ |’ ' _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Send mah-u Iiselss look. _ , _w___'Wu_dM' .~, 'ininrv/i.i.im\ ._ - 5” ' `

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"9"" ""“' " _ To the Fox Breeders oI§

Prince Edward Island:-ir

The keen demand for Silver Foxes is for registered stock- Dill'

erimlnating buyers are insisting on pedigree, and you would be vloil

-filed to meet their demands by registering.

1/ _ / / 0 1 e'+z'€1__»~ ~ ~‘ _

1 Ji‘l _ ml _ _ _ li gg

li _

If your strains are of pure Pines Edward Island origin they sro Dell- "

2_0() glble for registration In the Silver Black Fox Breeders' Asloclltlon 2.00 Prince Edwlrd island. A CERTIFICATE OF Bi`iEEDiN0_FROM IT I8

2-00 RECOGNIZED THE WORLD OVER A8 THE INDICATION OP DESIRI 2~°° ABLE atooo. ' ' 1"

Intelligent and enterprising ranchers throughout the Province nfs

registering their whole mnehea with us. All foxes Istiosol." ' ~

For further lnlormstlon wits ' , I `

Miss I-1 McKay 10-00 The Silver Black Fox Breeders’ AS80cIaiiIll\

_Money Found ________.__.__ 10.00 H. W, iMoKa_v _______.____.__ 20.00 Montague MoKny ._-..._-.. 5.00 Charley McWilliams --_--..- 3.00

of Prince Edward Island ‘ ’ '

Hue ofiiu, cnnrieamwn. Prince EMM Ili

'mai $12000 4aeIi.¢.H - ' - f ' = ‘ """" *'~‘“""'""""

Total for the district-$182.00. Grand Tohsl-344,690.82. _ ‘

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