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THE "WHY" OFLENS STOPS
of the some
and the other
is no detail at
while the other shows the
PRAGTICALLY all cameras. with
the exception of a few extremely
liihple models, have some means 'ol
varying the amount of light passing
through the lens. Why!
‘.Well, why do you tend to squint in
bright sunlight? Simply because
there is so much light in the open
sun that, unless you squint, your
eyes cannot distinguish details: in
,thi dark your eyes distend in order
toftske advantage of every available
way of light .
,Cameras and eyes are much alike.
,Upless you control the amount of
light entering the camera lens, you
will almost certainly overexpose
shots made in bright daylight and
nnderexpose when the light is low.
Get out your camera and look at
its lens. lf yours is s simple box ca.in~
era, you will iind that the lens open-
ing; or diaphragm, has two possible
s ings, one for sversge shots and
o 9 for use when the light is very
bglllant. in certain other camerae_
diaphragm settings are arbitrarily
numbered from 1 to 4, giving you
that many opportunities to adapt
your enapshooting to ,light condi-
tions.. V ~
'rhe best known system of di-
aphragm control ie the "l" system,
need on more advanced cameras. in
this system "f" represents the ratio
between the lens opening and the
distance from the lens to the Nm.
When some one says that he took e.
picture at 1.11, he means that his
lens was adjusted so that its open-
_ you want, out down
one made with iheiens
“stopped down." Note
snap made with wide
well. if lt'e detail
is e smaller
opening than or 13.4.5 Some
cameras. .have extremely "fast"
lenses, with f.1 or f.2 ratings, but
you’re perfectly well off with a lens
rated at f.8.3. And there are many
other lenses that are entirely sstisf
factory for snapshootlng despite
their low “f" classiilcstion.
Familisrize yourself with the vs.rl-.
ous openings ("lens stops.‘ if von
want to he technical about it). Many
cameras have built-in exposure
guides which indicate the proper
opening for various light conditions.
But you will almost automatically
set your lens pi-operly if you let your
eyes be your guide. lf you liud youn-
selt souinting, stop the lens down.
if. your eyes open wide, without a
sensation of glare. use e lsrser stop.
Stopping down a lens has mother
consequence. lt increases the sharp-
ness of the image and deepens the
iield ot focus. But, you say, how can
ide this i1\the light isn't very bright!
Simply by increasing the time ofthe
exposure.
lt is the canny inggling of lens
openings and exposure times that
marks the experienced snapshooter
But don't let it bother yon, if it
seems a little confusing. Setlyour
camera at about i.8 and 1/25th-
and blaze sway Chances are you'll
80% U10 picture. and that is the im-
portant i._hing. if you’re using modern
film. lt will automatically take care
of s lot of variation from scientliic
mprscy in exposure. Happy hu.nt»
HBCU.
ing was 1/lith of the lens-to-him dl!-
JOHN VAN GUILDER
1 We want a few thousand
_ pounds of Island grown'
. for which we are paying
L cash. Send sample and
V state how much for
. sale.
fzliarter & 00.
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vlrefeseionsl Cards
Pluck Eyebrows
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(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Oct. i2-A good word
has been said for eye “makeup” by
Dr. Maroelli Shaw, chief clinical
assistant and senior registrar of
the opht.hs.imse dopartsncnt. od
Gayle hospital. D
“Ia.moftenaeked,'hesoid,"by
my women patients whether eye
cosmetics are harmful. The beauty
of a wcman's, eyes may he en'
hanced. by theaid of cosmetics. No
medical reason exists for discour-
'oif early lest fall are not selling
aging their use. Very often women
ask me: ‘May I pluck my cyc-
browsi' and 1 tell them to pluck
their eyebrows as much as they
lite.
“The habit of putting belladonnl
into the eyes is pernicious. Women
sometimx put this stuff into their
cyestomaketbcmhlgandheauti-
ful. 1! the habit is persisted in it
may have s. very had effect on the
muscles of the-eyes.”
iieuzop er BENTLEY
.l. A. BINTLEY
" W. I. BENTLEY. l. 0.
'lmeister and Attorney-st-law
KONI’ T0 LOAN
» 0Boe: 180 llehmond Street
Ilgrry Gump; F.C.C.M.
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Siadey, Shaw and Peardon. Bldg.
., Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Il\lS'l'ltU(7f`ION IN VIDLIN AND
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PO UL TR Y
We are buying dressed fowl
‘and chicken daily. PLEASE
NOTE : They may be dress-
ed by scalding. We do not
buy on a graded basis unless
desired by shipper, Ship by
ments remitted for daily.
The Royal Packing Company
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FOR WELL DRILLING
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puns an have psentnorollshlv
sprayed with Iml solution and
plentyoigood.freehstrawP11¢in
escneompsrnnent. 'rnsbrssslng
housesinthepenslsaveallbeen
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not like being in drafts and maybe
foxes feel the same way about it.
Anyhow think it over, fellow _ran-
cher. sud use your own head ss
towhatisthe bcsttodo. Thisool-
umn does not exist for the purpose
of telling you what to do but just
aeafriendlyplacewhere weoan
sir our problems.
Peter Ci. Clark. President of the
Prince Edward Island Fur Pool,
Ltd., Bummerside, asked for infor-
mation regarding london fur suc-
tlcns eighth to tenth of this week,
ssys° "Reports so far indicate that
me 'fun runes mr so zoos peusl
am selling well. Black pelts taken
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and also late spring pelts are not
selling. but we have no ddiiht they
will be cleaned up before the new
season starts
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President George ‘_ Osllbeck of
the Canadian National Silver Fox
Breeders’ Association, Bummerside,`
says Hudsozfs Bay ilnished selling.
Une clear skins mm. Of!-colour
'I 1-I percent decline. Frederick
Ruth as Company who were selling
on Thursday report clear skins
firm, rusty ten to fifteen 'percent
decline.
Latelasteveningwe got intouoh.
with Mr. Peter Clark, manager of
the P. E. I. Fur Pool, Bummerside.
Mr. Clark reports as follows: “The
first two dsys of the london Ru'
assassination of King Alsgsnder
Jugosiavia on the opsliint
the sale could not help
very disturbing factor. ee
,have s had reaction
Italy and A
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TIIILY NOTES ON TUPICI
CONNICTED WIFI
Silver Fox Farmmg
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ldobure it MacKinnon who had
39 pelts left over from lest lllaroh,
on the aheve sale. rpoelved a cable
from Hudeon’s Bay Company sist-
ing these had been
the average decline
cent. These skins
high duality.
Latest From The Auctions .
. Yesterday afternoon at five o'eloek
Mr. George Osiiheck. President Gen-
adian National Silver libs Breeders'
Association received the following
cables from London: Prom Frederic
Hut-h &= Company. fun and three
quarter silvers best clear skins
changed, rusty declined ten to
teen per cent. Halves. clear
firm, rusty declined fifteen to twent
per cent. One-quarter silver advan
oed tenperoent. Black andslight
silver declined five to ten per cent.
Annlng dr Oobb report an averse
decline of seven and one-half per
cent.
Lampsons start selling this (Pri-
day) afternoon.
President Oallhcok wishes to im'
form intending exhibitors who desire
early marking to communicate with
Head Office. Summerside at moe,
and cvcryoifortwiilhemade tooo-
oede to their wishes.
The following resolution passed at
a meeting of directors oi Canadian
National Fox Breeders' Association
willbcreadwlthpleaslnebyallits
members:
At a meeting-of the Directors oi
‘the Canadian National Silver Ibx
Breeders' Association, held at Bum-
mcrsldc, Prince Edward Island, ox:
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sale seem to be quite ssti.sfactory,`
but as buyers filled requirements-|
demands lessened and withdrawals'
had to he made. It seemed as if
there were not enough buyers to
absorb all the offerings. We have
figured out from the returns ie-
oeived the following regerdirir
there was an advance oi 10 per
cent. Full divers were practically
neglected. Bud colored pelts taken
off this spring were neglected. Very
carl-y pelts or those taken off early
last fall and therefore fiat, were
also neglected. A rather hopeful
feature of the sale was that a
greet many pelts which we offered
mst my md hss to withdraw ss-
csuse prices bid were not up to our
limitation, were d'sposed of at these
auctions. and a lot of goods brought
back by us in May» were sold. It
may he that the increase oi sales
by private trestv has had some-
thing to do with the lessened de-
mands at the suction. Since the
middle of August we have sold
more pclts by private treaty than
in four previous seasons.”
Messrs. M'cLui'e and llacxinnon.
interviewed, state that they believe
one reason why there has been e.
lessened interest in all furs at the
recent London sales. as evidenced
bv the small number oi buyers. is
due in the verv disturbed condit-
ions in Europe. They believe the
shipments made by us: On hi2h irecording of the 1934 puppies
,grade and average grads prime full Iraie of .'15 cents each
' tuned pelts, one-half to three- $1.36cs.ch, ssrequired
quarters silvers, prius were firm.|oi the Constitution,
On prime one-quarter silver pelbs fer of ownership of
'at the rate of s1.00
Thursday, September 20, 1984, a mo
tlonwesms/debyDl.recwrDr.A.A
Lockhart, seconded by Director Ma
jorA.S.Robertsona_ndcsrriedb;
the meeting, that the permissim ol
the Minister of Agriculture for Can
ada, through the Live Stock Dom
mission, he requested authorising th
ist _

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ieach as required hy Articl
Constitution, that the endorsemsn
of this action of the Directors bi
.sought from the members in annul.
session in 1935 and further that thil.
'regulation be effective until March
,s1st, mas. ,
l The above motion accompanied b
a certificate of its sooordance witl
the Minutes of the Directors’ Meet.
ing held in Summerside on Septem-
20th f arded to Live
,ber was orw
Stock Commissioner. Ottawa, and
‘approval oi the amendment to thc
Constitution as adopted by the Dl-
iectors at the above meeting was
given by the Deputy Mlllldbef 01
Agriculture on October 2nd, 1934. ‘.
i This is ure which we trusl
will be sn by t-he members at
our next Annual Meeting.
It will he lated Ui' the
ranchers, 600| Bi. 8
time when ily WNV-
ered from Ilnvlolsl
stress.
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Poultry Husbandry
the handling of the torch. However.
with s little practice. sslisfrornry
results can be obtained without any
risk of setting the building on fire
Bo gust is the value oi this for h
(Continued from Pose li) __ _
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'rrestment should be :enema every ms v“1°**°° 1° *M "°°"“°“°“ °‘
_two or three days until s. ours is'|§x1l;l1l\i:°°°°d»°b“u:'m
l°“A gm;-4 mm "uw, |, “nd of cleaning complete until it has been
scenes in fowl. which an turn effected. 'rho permanent ont oil
sauna un :earners to mn. on st owsldissis. which will vlilwlmd 11-
nn surme or un mn. 'rms au__m°»t 111 blown fvrmf! °1.i151nf°=-
5,,” 1| wmmgnly um gn gpm-.g'tlon and which wi111ve 4 ‘even
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0 0° Nm ` ' hem. and bo for turn
szrious parts of the body. The mites|;.he flslme havareheon knoxmfgltsz NEWSY  I un' .mhzlnm
yield sssily to treatment, which, hroug! an  sekiielrmd mn” (oummud--_-soma" In pug Wy," ,~ ._
ahouldfwnsut “Agatha tgpumlgxon xtitzgfiimisoin time saoged tiirouzhont the ` ' ww” th'
Eggogligfntggdpzbovgf me ,;1ym;g_  year alone, this extra trouble at the
‘Ren fleas, which do not usually mu °l°“‘1D¥ 18 UDDI! 3“Bm1°¢-
occur under sanitary conditions Am, ,mommy nm haw ,hmm
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The iirst thing to
stock has been
the building of
boards. mash
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into new buildings no anxiety need ,hmm ba thmouzmy mmm' muh-_
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$3 *mms fxlaiigf *"3* reliable nstsnsry. 'rnev nm use
on possi . o spo n
cf "ml clamnv, d reared under mutable conditions of
housing feeding and sanitation.
They have been developed on suit-
able range with ample and oorrloi
feedpg. Mature puliets have been
pro y prepared, and carefully
moved into oiesn. dry, wsii-veatil-
laying houses. They have been
laying rations of df!
1004]; 'Hts Iva
ag. They have been
protected from the ill eileots of
moisture and drbutht. and
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November 5th to ilu    lovelilhar 51h to 9th '
20 Cups and Trophies valued #fi$}_.500.0v.' .  A
Cash Prizes for 43 Sections will 'total over  e _ ~
' The greatest array of Prizes, the biggest Cash Awards, with a com-
bined total of both by far greater than ever ofered by any Fox Show in the
World; ` ' ` , _ ._
Classes .for Adults, Yearlings and~Pups - Males and Females -
10 Championships - Senior Herd,Juni0l'Herd and Ycarling`Herd-
Classes for Blacks, Dark Silv e1;sf Dark Medium -Silvers, Medium
Silvers, Light Medium ' Silvers and P e Silvers. - ~ .
_ Open to Foxes registered in the Canadian National Silver Fox Breed-
ers’ Association, under conditions as shown in Prize List. A
PRGGRAM   ,
Monday, November 5th, Placing Foxes in Main Building and
Classification. Y . - . - ` V
ddfThdaJd 'FxesbGr"A.
Callbecrlgelisldsgz’ Pgggidgfss ‘gi;nadii?iisNztyt’ion`;l gillnvar F(bx»Bregder§? ac-
iation.  ‘ _  " A ` ' .
Friday up until 'twelve noon, awarding of Championsliips and Herd
Friday afternoon -2.30, Presentation of Cups and Trophies by His
Honour Lieut.-Governor _George D. DeBlois. ~ ~
Wednesday evening, November 7th, Grand Banquet Canadian_Nat-
‘i IH tel. Guests limited to 140. Five minute addresses b pr0Il\l\\°¥\t
1323 and officials of the Association. _V Lots of frm between the eats and
speeches. ‘ 1
Last year’s dinner was voted by all as the most enjoyable function, of '
the season. This one will be eq-.elliai 8005- _ ff' ‘ ` .
MR. FDX _BIIEEDER--. _
This is your opportunity to secure aniche inthe Hall of Fame.
' Many breeders won prizes at last year’s show who could have been wm- .
ning at other shows. Perhaps you have Just .as .good foxes or better
than the prize winners." _ . _ _ V _ -
L Come and see how you lit in with the Island’e`Best.
Write for Prize List which explains' every detail -in connection with
` the Show. ~ _ ` _ .
F. li. KElillE|lY, VI. li. .SilliVi,
President. .Secretari-
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