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By HON. WALTER M. LEA, PREMIER .4.vo MINISTER 0F AGRICULTURE.

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'l'h:it Prince Iidwiird Island has receivedthe greatest ivorlil-wide advertising through being the province that has giien domesticated silver black fox breeding its birth, all who are fullly acquainted with the growth and develop-

ment 0f this industry will admit.

The Fox Industry is to Prince Edward Island what the , breeding of Jersey cattle means t0 the Island of Jersey. hlnny outstanding Jersey cows are now owned in Canada and the llnited States, nevertheless animals hearing the rhain and locket emblematic of their Jersey Island breeding, curry with them a marked distinction accompanied by an admitted value. which places them in a class entirely by liurmselves, and a championship win on the Island of Jersey’, i hurries with it an added value. a distinction which breeders

lll over the world pay fabulous sums of money to obtain.

Dreodrr

ﬂvestoclc desire. if ixxssible to obtain ma)‘ receive many valuable lessons ‘their animals from the country o! and "en ii n01 exhibiting their Wn Ihcii‘

origin, the

l coimiiulillj." Blacl; Fox. 1n no way can he so offeciii-ely’ advanced as through the medium of the Annual Linc Pox Show, This Exhibition is

of the

bliss

nirur fox l‘Rl.~(‘l‘ matriculaies into

lion. when the breeder, throughl Canadian ROYHI- lnnlﬂny ifl-imncef» EOmDETlSOD with his fellow showmenlsliiin men blind the" 503% sii-Peii" established ‘rut Judge; is able t0 accuratelyirepnfntiion- While a number of others measure the result of his breedingvdlf-l-d U"? “Ywkne-Rwsrof 311011‘ bfﬂﬁdlillg means oypi-actices clearly de ine _ As a. resut

BiL-"h. an exhibition, the class of stock l 0i U115 EXhibiiiOn- the Value 0i many ' necessary; to raise the very liighe5{‘h8f€t0f0r€ unknown foxes was great-

qiuilily of Dells obtainable, is recog- ' ll’ Blﬁlallflcd 15nd many 58195. 8t V811’

“wig and men- byegd pyQmQ{ed_:gl'3.tliyll\g prices, were negotiated by

and under the direction of compet-fio ‘n05? 0i breeders °i

ltHVlLiS. Through the

Those ‘rho participate in the exhl-ﬂlli’ Smﬂiiei‘ breeders- bizion. and exhibit their animals, getl

the greatest amount 0f good from

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Province What The Breeding‘ Of Jersey Cattle Means To The Island Of Jersey,” Says!

' .211 classes of pure-bredtthe Show. ‘Those outside the ring

fountain hcadjfoxcs, secure great benefit through S rpkiolj‘ Prince Edward instruction from the methods of suc- fggtu-‘rgvCE-“ﬂllll breeders. The establishment very successful Show at Charlottetown last year, was instru- mental in calling particular atten- tion to the outstanding qualities of the medium through which the am-'i’i'ince Edward isiﬂnd mxes- 85 mint’ formerly small and unknown breed- lhe circle of a successful breeder. "5 We" enlbied i'° ciimlieiei ‘Vim ['35 is m“; gm“, annual examina- l were not in a. position to show at the

The Prince Edward Island Fox

i‘ WUNDERBREST ”

SIL VER F OXES

See My———

Fancy Exhibit at the Show and judge for yourself the quality 0f

Won dercrest Foxes

I which have carried off magnificent: prizes at many Fox Shows.

and which represent today the best quality strains in Prince Edward Is- laud.

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owner at Show. ,;-, Satisfaction Guaranteed

M W. WOOD

HIGHLAND FARM

Intending purchasers should see h

Phone: Hillsboro R5.110

Interesting Resume On y Island’s great Industry

“The Fox Industry Is To This

Province

dustry.”

The Finest In The History Of The Continent

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Show ever

is

Almost eight hundred entries have been received for the Fox Show, the of- ficial opening of Vwhich l takes place Monday even- l ing at 8 o'clock. This entry

- is larger than that of any held on this continent and exceeds the expectations 0f the Fox Exhib i t o r s’ Association. Additional efforts are be- ing made by the Executive to take care of the large list. Every portion of the repre- sented. The Show should indeed provea “Battle of the Giants of the Fox In-

well

HIS HONOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR F. R. HEARTZ.

Booster Of The Big Show

. THE EXHIBITION WILL BE OPEN T0 THE PUBLIC 0N fatlons and place their exhibits. Every facility will be afforded

OCTOBER. 27th, at 9 a. m. and will continue cpen each day until and every courtesy n‘ ’ ’ to 10 p. m. and will continue open until Saturday, November 1st. for transportation, damages, accident or loss of any kind will b: The buildings will lic open to Exhibitors and their assistants from i assumed by the Exhibition Association. Formal opening by Ills Saturday, October 25th from 9 a. m~ till l0 p. m. to make prepar- l Honor Lt. Governor Heartz, Monday at, 8 p. m.

An Optimistic Opi1ji0n a Of A Great Industry

The First Fox Show.

Althollih it ls now only eleven years since the first Fox Show was held, quite u number of rancher: who have $0M iniﬂ the industry since that time. know nothing about It. For their benefit we briefly mention It as follows:

"Prior to 1919, a number of rancher; la both Canada, and m" United States advocated a Fox Show. It was. not, how- ever. until the summer of 1919 that the old American Fox Breeder; Association of Boston became interested, and announ- ced one to be held at Boston that fall, It took place on De- cember IOth and 11th, and was probably as well attended as moat fox shows since that time. Fifty-three foxes were shown: these were divided into five classes, and the judges were: Mr. W. Chester McLui-e, of Chu-rlotkliown, P. E. L, Mr. J. S. Starling. of Plattsburg, N. Y, and Mr. George Brmekett of Boston.

Outlook For Selling Live. F oxes Most Favourable——Deniand For Pelts Is F ar In Excess O The Supply. _ , . I

Rr-noNYERA-NK IiIiHEA-RTZ J , Ln-aoi/Emvon or TEE. PROVINCE or . . ‘PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -

I think the Guardian Publishing Companyds 1'0 be Con: gratulated upon its foresight -and acumen in bringingnu; special production in the interests of the fox industry 3i this particular time, just on thecve of the sccond~Annuai Show of the Silver Fox Exhibitors’ Association of Print-i Edward Island. This edition will be of great benefit, not only to the business, but. to every individual who may be interest. ed in the Industry, and I feel that this Publishing Companv is entitled to praise and commendation for having conceived‘ and carried out the idea of widvertisini; and bringing beflm. the public one of our mostilucijative businesses at the- time- when it will. do the most good- 7 - » . -. » i. I Many of the. readers of this production, especially ti“... who are identified with the Fox lndustry,»have, no doubt noticed the fact that no business in this Province, or else.’ where, has ever had as many pessimistic prognosticators as the fox business. Each year for the past ten or twelve years the blue ruin croaker has been abroad in the land,tsometimesi individually and' sometimes en masse. making a tremendoug

but no . "-lllt.y

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Admission 25c

DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND

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AWORLAw"$ GREA TEST

FOX SHOW

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CHARLOTTETOWW Prince Edward Island

and. NOVEMBER 1st. I 930

l OCTOBER 27th, mo», 29in, soul,‘ 31.? g

Season Tickets $2.00 Eachi

d‘ LII‘. ‘i.

. who

- placcwqlintgtvtding purchasers of llie

row-the solo or chorus-being “The fox business is finished or doomed." Nevertheless each year the business holds its own and a little more, and keeps well up amongst our lead- ing products, such as the seed potato industry and the fish- ing industry upon which we depend for our revenue.

I . ‘not depend on the telegraph 01- the This year 1n the minds of some of ,mail services, they now come 1n per- the smaller breeders, there appears son and make their Own selection; to be s feeling that the outlook for I am strongly of m, opimon ma, selling live foxes is not as hopeful as for a. considerable time yet to come, they would wish, but if these per- ‘the market for live foxes will be sons look back they will recall that strongly maintained. Many iaurclias» they had the same trqmours y‘, last ers in some o: the lorelgn countries year and the year before, ands they are beginning tdmﬂlze that’ in pm“ will doubtless have them next "year. From what I can learn the breeders handle large quantities of foxes have no such fears, They realize thatjcw foxes will be sold or enquiries made until the end of this month Whenour 150x Show takes

(lid in direct: oointraverslon to" the hi- vice of‘ the sellers, they made‘ a griev-

had the opportunity of realizing the immense possibilities of the busine;s.' are new peltlng their mistakes, and are, or will soon be, asain in the

taxes, either’ beginners ur those who e~n breeders in the past. do

BURNSTO CK RANCH %/\'ss

Visit this ranch and inspect our prize winning stock.

Several Proven Breeders

for sale as well as a number of pups,

Nearly all our foxes are about

Three-quarters Silver _

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Ranch in situated about ﬂve mllel from Chariot» $65M“, between the Protestant Orphanage and Mt. Home Station. '

J. R. MuTcH

IPhone: Hillsboro R Iy-ly“

chaslnglcheap fdxetias some of them "

ous error. These persons, \\"ilfl i;a~.e_