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E 1s   ’ Fmsr  PENS TOD/i Y
lust stock was bred from average fox will live from 11 io 15
Eduard Island wild foxes years. The pelts of these pups sold
i lit in traps and held
ca ivity in vi e ing from $1000 to $3,700 each. These
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C0mDriSl!lz several acres facts were at first held back ‘from the
EXDEI‘1m€I\‘~\1l breeding Droled i public But by degrees they leaked out
I Sl-“Sie female fox will breed and until the war broke out there was
UI' lEn times in the 0011.758 Of her 5, boom in the produgtion of blggk
each litter containing from two and silver foxes for breeding pur-
or eight pups, and that the l poses, as high as $20,000 being paid
, for a single pair oi guaranteed breed- ‘
Him Smiling'
SIR CHARLES DALTON
famous as the
of the Silver Fox Industry,
IN FOX HIS TOR Y
Edward Island’s First Fox
Recalls Early Pioneer .Stru -
gles and the Wonderful Progress ,
l'Vlzich the Industry Has Made il. f
This Province
O
Edward islands lust Silver Fox Show and Exhibition, which opens *
at the Provincial Lxmbitlon grounds, ma-Hu nn important, milestone ‘
of an industry which has now Achieved international reputar
at Tlgnlsh and Atherton this Province, ln the yell- 1888 by Sir
Dalton :lm the intl. Robert Oulton, whose tentative efforts were
in partnership, lox tanning at lir st progressed experimentally until, be-
900 and 1910, as many as six or eight farmers were sending to London
packages ol pelts for auction at the January and March sales ol is
firm of fur mrrihants
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on the London market at prices rang~
ing animals.
After The "Boom" Days
The immediate effect oi’ the war
was _disasterous on the fox industry
which had then grown to mushroom I
proportions. Many ranchers andl
shareholders were ruined in the ven- l
ture. But others persisted, and,
gradually the business was built up
upon a new and sounder basis. Dux-l
ing the past len years there has beenl
A wonderful expansion. 'first in
Qanada and the United States, then
in Europe and Asiatic countries.
Prince Edward Island, however, con-'
tinues to lead in per capita produc-
tion, ond tno prime finality of Isl”-<1
peits has been maintained and im-
proved with the passing Years- TOUBY.
as in the early days or the industry.
fox breeders throughout, the world are
proud to have in their ranch foxes oil
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pure Prince Edward Island strain,
For some years; past, prominent fox
breeders oi Prineeildward Island have
been advocating 8. fox show for the
Maritime Provinces. It was felt that
such a. feature would not only en-
courage the extension and further
stabilize the lndustry in their portion
of Canada. but would also have out
standing attractions for prospective
breeders and fur buyers from all over
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We invite the continued patronage of our l
lnany friends associated with us in the breed-
Ing and 1'fl5il'k€tlI`lg Of SILVER FDX. " _ -moraine; Thomas S. Moyse Bedeqllrl
QUOTATIONS GLADLY GIVEN ON ALL
PELTS SUBMITTED
> Levin Fur Co
Limited
RAW FUR- MERCHANTS
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MONTREAL _' TORONTO - NEW YORK `
B. R. HOLMAN
Maritime Representative- cnaaLor1~l:1'owN,r.n. 1.' _ ‘
' ESTABLISHED 1812.
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P. E. Island sliver Boonoos °"" °
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Fox Association
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The officers 'of tha Sliver hx Ex-
hibitors’ Association of Prince Eq-
ward Islmrffor 1929 are ls follows:
Patron-I-ion. Frank R. Hearts, Lt.
Governor of the Province of Prince
Edward Island: honorary DTUWIIW.
a. suoiton sharp. president or ¢h\
Canadian National Bllvor Fbx Breed-
ers' Association; honorary directors:
Hon. A. C. Saunders, Premier of
Prince Edward Island: Hon. W. M.
Lea, Mini-star of A€I'lcultul_~e;_ I-.lla
Worship, Ira T. Yeo. M. D.. Mayor. of
Charlottetown; T. W. L. Prowse, city
councillor: B. A. Macdonald. pl’¢~!1d°|"»
of the Associated Boards of Trade of
Primm Edward Island; President. -L
w|,1t¢r Jonas ,Chu-lottetown; vice-
pros-ldoni, Major Albert s. nobsrison,
Mermaid; sccrectary, Walter R. Shaw,
Department of Agriculture Charlotte-
town.
Drlectorl
The Board of directors consists of
the following: p
Quecm county,-J. Walter Jones.
Bunbury; .lohn Row. Bharwwdl
Major A. B. Robertson. Mermaid!
Fontlcroy Kennedy. soulhvvrt: Gavin
Harding, Charlottetown; Dr. Notting,
Charlottetown: T. B. Rosen. Chl!-
lotietown.
'Prince County-If ' H- M°nk1°Y-
Bummerside; B. W. Robinson. 511111'
mul” Bell, cape Traverse; Leon-
ard McNeill, Summerside; C. C.
Baker, Margate.
Kings County- Robert stewart.
Montague; Willard Jordon. Murray
Hoi-ooo iw. L. Poole. M°°tasu°: A-
F. campbcil, Montaaues Sv-m“¢1
Johnstone, Fortune Bridge.
'Executive committee-cl. sholoon
Sharpe, Bldcford; J. Walter Jones.
Bunbury: Major A. 5. Robertson,
lvioroialoi; .loan Roper. Sherwood:
rontlaroy Kennedy. 5°l1l»hl>0rt: Gavin
Harding. Charlottetown.
Classification Committee - E -H-
son, summerslde: F0ntl°1’°¥ K0"-U'
Monkley, Bummersidl; B. W. Robin-'_
GREATEVENT _, .R   . off: `fP.E.1. or _ A
|'l0N.‘F. R. HEARTZ
' L|mt¢n5“¢_ :Governor of Priincc Ed-
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LEA Foxes LIMITED
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Breeders of the finest
'Silver Foxes on Earth.
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The leading Live Silver
Fox Brokers of the World.
SUMMERSIDE. P. E. I.
Sh0Wl1 in th¢Bl'l'95 01 5W°d°“~ I 
mapper; of China have taken a
fancy to Amerlcan~toiiet soaps. ~ *'*****
investment that you have. Ars you
going to lose them. D! UID( my other
Netting than Peerksl?
“Certainly 'not-"
‘ PEERLESS
Notice to   Fox Nzsrrnvc 
Fox Ranchers
' our present supply 0! heffilll Wl“=
be exhausted this week and unless
we have further lrrlvlls in the muh-
timo' will he forced to discontinue
,hipmmig or _noun herring after
October 261k.
Notioo or my ‘wh '“l'P'¥ ¢°_"°"l
will oo given innnoaiaioly- ’
Shipments of storage herrlnl Wi"
continue as umll-_
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Marrnnw sv Momlzalv co. i
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superintendents-Gordon MncMil
lan. Cornwall; H. J. Kennedy, South- Than Sorry n
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port.
"assume," you not ls 8|a Illaw-
\ ing that tha but “QUALITY NET-
, TING" ls protecting your Foxes.
This netting ta uA.l..vAN|ztsu'no
ora and after being woven.
-o
Baan Flat without hogging or ug
gin; and males o Ndoct fence.
Can bo erected-by on "AMA'l'EI'iR.
SPECIALLY MADE FOR Ul.
OUR- PRICE! ARB 'I-‘Ill BEST Ol
THE ISLAND. `
llcGOWAN'B LIMITED
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BA WE HAVE Wl5'l.d. HOLD'
n;_-rt¢----- .'.°ft»sTBette, _to be Sure The Rogers Hardware
Company, Ltd.
your Fong an uso most proill-lhla
Q-0¢+¢+¢o-o-0+-¢4+4»¢+¢+¢.¢.“..,
7f'o asia ea his nntivo rrovinoc.
l1i‘€lY |37 fn.. -r - __ H .
lluccess of the first Fox Show to _
iooounoia on was °  1
en- " f _
e All Registered Stock' '
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_BR.»tcE’s- V
 Ranch Building and F111' e I Farming Supplies
' “Brayco" 'Red Label ° `~ *_ _/ Extra Soft Galvanized _
.Special Made-to-Crder. 5, _ - Lwing wir, ,
u yon arolncorootos in _ E"'Z|'9h F°X» Mmk
FOXES
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and _ _, ____» 2/ Galvanized Fox Staples I l
 Muskratt Netting ‘ -~-.¢»- .I - 6
   I _ Galvanizedototmlmgatnge 't;1reo?i?1|gsAtm0Sphere
ch( | 0 1
Vimy Agnes. World'g Champion, 1022
Vlmy ranch, near Charlottetown, is one of the largest
and most modern in Canada. There will be found MACKIN-
NON FOXES, which are the result oi studied selective
breeding from purest Island strains. Their show ring recorl'
includes World's Championships, Intematiunal Champion-
ships and prizes galore. This year we have a large crop of
pups and among them are many outstanding animals.
PELT RECORD
' At the January, 1929, sale oi tha Hudson’s Bay Com-
pany, London, England, MACKINNON FOX PELTS were
first, second and third ln the entire collection, and the high-
est price paid for a. Silver Fox Pelt on the London market,
also the second highest in 1929, wis Paid for MACKINNON
FOX PELTS from Vimy Ranch, £i42 and £132 respectively.
It you are in the market for Sliver Foxes we would like
you to call on us. We have always avaliable selections from
many 01 the leading ranches and will be glad to give you
prices on real good animals,
PELT PURCHASING
' We are buying representatives here for the Hudsorra Bay
Cvmpany of london, England, and will be prepared when
the fall msvn opens about November lsth, to pnronm ,il
kinda of Silver Fox tura and other fun native to this pro-
vince, paylnir the highest can prices for same.
W. Chester S. McLure, M. L. A. -
or lilo iiigiioot qoauty it win to io your ulvantm to con.-
munlcaio with us. _
We operate one of the largest ranches on Prince Edward
Island. '
J. Walter Jones
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FOX WIRE_
HTGHEHT QUALITY. ALL SIZES TN STOCK
STAPLES, HlNGE!,- IIASPS, BNAPB, LOCKS
is keenly interested in the tho world, and would serve as a use- |`   ..'_". - - '
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Galvanized Hinges
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 ECONOMICAL AND POPULAR SIZE FOX PENS
12 x 20 x 6 ft. high, covered top and bottom ‘ .
Wire required
I I roll 36 in. wide 1% in. mesh 15 ga. and I roll 36 in. wide 2 in. mesh 15 ga
' or
' _ 1 roll 72 in. wide, all -r’>4 in me_sl1,,15_ga_ l » '
` . » xo x 20 x 5 ft, to 6 ft. high. ' Covered’top and bottom
` _With rafters to raise heiglitnof roof I
Q  ' Wire required-I roll 60 ini \vide,‘a_ll 1% in. mesh, x5 ga, ,
._ 3 to 5 lbs. Fox Staples, 5 lbs. Extra Soft_Lai:ing Wire,'2`prs., 4, 5 or 6 in, '
_ _ corrugated T-Hinges, 2 Safety Hasps, I Padlock, I Snap, I Hook and Eye_ 9
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c, lb. ..............-...-.............. . . . . . . . .
.... 912
\° \\ Bids-cutting Lacing Pliers. pair ....50o to $3.00*
if Galvanized Special Fox staples. lb.  10o`
Shears for cutting wire. Each .  '15s to $1.50'
} :mohair and bench axes. mon 51.25 to sz.oo
Noll Hammers. Each  45a to $2.00
Hand Saws, (made by Disstonsl. Price each
 $1.75 tg $3.00
Guaranteed Axes. Each  $1.25 to $1.75
Disston Buck Saws. Each  $1.35
Narrow Back Cross Cut Saws. Price each
.................................... $2.80 to 52.99
Bound Pointed Shovels. Each . . ._ 95a to 01.15
Post Hole Augers and Diggers. Price each
 #M5 to £3.15;
Grub Hoes. Picks, Mattocks. Each 85c to $1.10
Pick Handles. Each  35a
Indian Axe Handles. Each  Mo
| '_ l4'fl'.. Cedl-r Ranch Poles. Each .. Sie in 55|:
Plain wire Nails. Pound  4o so so’
Plain win Nous. Pound  no to no
y Gllvlniud Clinch Boat Nllls, Lb. 12o to l5o
(Lower price on keg lots.) -_ _
l _  ~ ~ Rollin: Door Hangers and track. Prica per _
- .\ nt  sinstoszso
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.arm novdlr ummln.
McLure & MacKinnon p HARDWARE
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ClAlL0'l'l'l!l‘0WN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
l l Brace’s Hardware for Fox Pens, Dens and~Houses 'o'
\‘\\' Extra soft 10 ga, galvanized lalng wire, per P Cmiimon Tar Paper, 406 square rect to roll,
er rol  95|:
4 O 0
""' ' " 4 - I "“" """"‘ ’!”’ Stanley complete ~'Iool Sets Price each
'   $zo.ooio|as.oo
. ,_ . . _ _ _
_Common Grey Paper, 400 square feet to roll.
Per roll  ‘lac
7 and 16 oz. Tarred English Felt. Lb.  .. 554|: ` '
lo, is nno as-lb. asphalt role. rough. oriorloa 3 `
and weisllsjless per square foot than English mud
mi. roana  sl4o` `
* 5”” B'“““°°'l R'°°1'1”l»_ Hrarrwf. ri-loo lm
roll  asa; r
Slate surfaced roofing shingles, gin mf P
loo son.  ss.lil¢o'ss.ilil W
. Champion light, medium d h
Pér roll  silo, szizilyiiigosnsnoll
Brantford high quality roofing ,iight m,,`¢_‘
loin. noovy. Per roll  szso, saoo ana as to
Buda but lmoid noonng, heavy only 5,,
roll .;. . '
.  $5.1
R»°°flHB LID Cement, 1-lb. cans ea h  go:
1-8ll~eans,each  sm;
Petroleum or C ude R. flu
of about 45 gals. ‘leer  “uk 1;?
Cooks 82.00 extra (returnable)  °
Shingle Stain in 5. |_
cal. vigil; sm
Pow# Emery Grimiern with two emery whee-la
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55H’l|lokl'|!|Gi||l$3l-lihols
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The largest distributors of
Fox Notting and Ranch Supplies '
in America
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