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     141w) SPEND 1f VIE W zvc THE sit VER BEA UTIES: 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     the wmld can breeding foxes be m evidenmi we’ who are connected the International Plowing Mitch at the use o! good seed and good Stock 
     
    
   
   
    
           raised as successfully as in this Prov- with the mink business must get to- stratum. last vweek ML “.831. palm I mum/mg no more own-mead ma; 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘mm Providence we!“ to have pm- gemer’ bury our petty jealousies’ and ted out, in speaking about oroblems ‘working with poor material. that Lhi - 
     
    
   
   
    
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     At the Provincial Exhlbliwn Grounds mill“:.::.:z:.:"::*:.:":::.. 2:23;:isirszzltr.ititzzzztzz; M   ~   $62.2: 
     
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     other portions o! the world have of the Industry’ prices, that the zlificrence benvcen most, of production, 
     
    
   
   
    
     . _ the use of or seed and good seed return on his labor even during the 
     
     Eafiyvzfiyngswqlgfilggggaggnféebtgxfi: mfizt: tine ‘ox business and _thc only amounpizd to around fifty cents present state 0f depression in farm- 
     
     seem to be able w maintain the damdgeléstilsstzzntgzuvggeggaietiliig¥ an acre. whereas the result’; wording circles, the new Minister o1 
     
     standard 01' the animals they pur- o.’ any one member gAn individual vhsuy gream" ‘Agriculture mntended’ 
     
     chased m Prince Edw“ I la d Th 1 ' _ “It costs no more to make a good ‘ _._______;_ 
     
    

    
     d s n ' e n order to get’ ahead of m5’ fella“, seed bed than a poor one" he stated.‘ The people we find it hard to S?‘ 
     
     result is obvious. They must return members, or for the purpose of get- but he also advised against so“,in,,'.._long with are those “he object t. 
     
     again to Prince Edward Island for ting some quick money, or for some good Seed on dmv land n w“ b; m". having w, own way, 
     
     their breeding and foundation stock. other vague reason, may cause a ‘ ' “ ' 
     
    

    
     "HISSS they chance their Preéent Stampede in prices through his 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     methods. All of which means more thuughtlessness in offering animals r» 4: 
     
     grist 1° m“ mm- 8t a greatly reduced price, when he 3 
     
     Although this very necessary and would be much richer in pocket if " I ,() ‘ S     E N r2 
     
     excellent publication is being brought he had waited, and he would not’ ‘r <3 
     
     out by the-Guardian Publishing Com- have earned the opprobrium of his.’ .' d , F E 
     
     pany in the interests of the fox own- asgoclat, S;  - '  
     
     "S- I Wuld like to refer w another 1 Wis): to take this opportunity of To Be a e In Oxes  
     
     fur industry closely allied with the thanking the originators oi‘ this pub- E1 Best pelts L501 111's‘! 1111605 i . . COSIS the Same i0  
     
     fox industry although much smaller, llcation for asking me as one of the  ranch a ‘mm. unprofitable pen as it does a  
     
     and 110W more or le-SS 1n its initial Patrons of the Silver Fox Exhibitors’ 9 d . m L. H Feed E1 
     
     Stflges. I allude to ihe mink busin- Association, for mv opinion as, to '5 goo I m" 3' e De I I 3 
     
     css. the Fox Industry in this Province. ‘I ' . W l’. ' '3 
     
     T7115 111l11151-1y 1155 Wlllldefllfl P0P The foregoing is merely my own priv- .1: S‘ [vet 7 l!) Fox  % 
     
     slbilitles and 1 am looking forward ate conception of the situation as I] for best pelts . . . the ingredients warrant it g 
     
      fainting-agile] Enticilzilaltlon to tilie see it, l . . Also ‘feed them for economy which makes  
     
    

    
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     id and substantial basis as the fox NEW irEnEnm l 30m [mus plumdhlt' g 
     
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     business. But before that happens ADVOCATES BETTER SEED. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “a sun-Ii inul sell iims-rivmv-ni Illhpwfifll] ""l'91""\"ll'. Trim‘- 
     
     uirv-lviurul how». . , . Belt ivrlre- uml ull kmil‘ m‘ |u\ sup- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ested. or the same“ thoroughness. seed," stated Iionouraizle Robert Weir, 
     
     vii". wnu- fnr m" i.“ sun-vb "Melon-H'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i311; has characterized the Canadian the ‘new Federal lvlinistei- of Agri- -‘ 
     
     a onal Fox Breeders’ Association, is culture. at the 
     
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     much has yet to be done. It is true     co.’   
     
     11"“ 1‘ bellml"! h" m" "W16 by cm is trivi-‘ll but results gm: w. j. “ONCTON  1;, ‘c1 
     
     the formation of a Mink Association "m, nob, “w,  ‘ ' ' ‘r,’ 
     
     or Society. but it does not appear to _____ _ I I)(-(1Ip)'_q f;'fyey'_llll‘ll(lffl  
     
     me as if the same interest is mani- “No psnrui can aiiorzl to u»c imnr “ ' 1 ‘:7’ 
     
    

    
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     banquet conWudln: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Meet Your Friends at 
     
    
   
   
    
     T119 116W 111118111: lllW1110n. 92 x 32, l: the only one of its kind in tho world built for the express plu- pose of providing o, judging place for , 
     
     lilvcr Foxes. Erecied at a cost of upwards of $7,000.00, every detail has been plannedto give the most saflsfactory results to the exhibitors. The I - e o I s ‘t!  e S 
     
     rnmfnrt of interested parties is iicll taken rare oi‘ bf; ample seating act emodatlons. ‘ w I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Pi l1V1113911ll11€19f1  lng‘ that tiféjflsliiéer fOXdTdlI.’ would 
     
    
   
   
    
      ‘incl evanescent, foxmcin, and sales of surely 11/111115 B, drug on the markpfi, 
     
    
   
   
    
     live animals will be made (Or yea-rs The facts, however, prove the oppos- clay nf the cheap fox and the cheon 
     
     .  . . bl 001m’ 1h llllmflrflllfi r1611 Countries lte to be the case.‘ Each year shows prli is past. If we wish to succeed 
     
     Continued from DH... 111 “llifll tvdély $110K‘- 15 110i; 0H9 10X an enormous increase in the num- tnclny. it is ewentiai that. we mur.‘ 
     
     {nnllggflgi pullchaséné‘ better" a“; 111 fapllllly- ber of pelts offered for sale. and not- :11} hijecrl better ffliiCT. We, he" 
     
     or animal. ‘" I Another reason, perhaps the most withstanding this the market is often where this wonderful industry orig» 
     
     again the mhabltans of many important 0f 1111- \'~'11y the live foxvbam and a gocd substantial price inatecl. should endeavor as much as 
     
     ‘ ' portion of the industry will flourishuias always been the reward to thosejpnésiifc tn became specialists in the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     gmdnthefd the‘: n0 fmm" ha” 1'" for a 1mm Y-Plifld Wt l0 (‘Ohm 1S b9- ‘ who produee the required arificle. ev- n11. of f.“ ruirins. and with oiif bnow-  ‘ A rl‘ rliHE 
     
    

    
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     M’ ‘n or ‘eedmg pmnmws are inun- (be wniavid for Felts is [ar in en the poorer pelt: generally mein- lrchc puennezi llTlll many years‘ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     1w°°mm§ interqstedi and 91"1“i"1°3 NZCFLS of the supply. For years many icin o reasonable price. lriucl“ this siwul/l ‘cc rain‘. l 
     
    
   
   
    
      Comfng in from 1mm’ Strange P901118 Conliefiicd With L118 Industry: Today the condition of the 111-‘ It l::s been prsvrn beyond the: ,  “Q ,i 1 r ' "P ' ~ I 
     
    

    
     large ""3111 1191171 have deluded themselves into believ- idustry ls not the easy gain-g propos- ‘sharlcivi cf a rleubi that nowhere in l, E   E  B E  
     
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     ~ ’ =-— Fuel’ Fox M0deis-——Z’§3 Q  l a 1 PRIME EDWARD ISLAND    
     
    
   
   
    
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     r Our 1930 crop of Silver libxcs has passed through the various stages from flllplljfllilfld and       i  
     
    
   
   
    
     have now arrived almost at maturity. We are p leased with them. In our opinion they represent -_ -‘. _ 
     
     a distinct advance in our breeding- operations. They please us better than any crop" heretofore   _ 
     
     in their general conformation. their hcauiiiiil b0 dies. well covered brushes and well dean-seal. elegr j  S _ o fw a  " ' 
     
     while lips. They are real for." aristocrats; have class and distinction and pnsszs; ihrit zitiribuie ,     Qafly.   Asunvsovsy  f; 
     
     known as quality in a marked degree. MACKIN NON FOXES should be high class because they’ ' ~ ‘ "" 
     
    
   
   
    
     are the result of studied. selective breeding from the purest Island strains. 'I‘hcii' show rln}:       
     
    
   
   
    
           new in Prizes 
     
     and IMPROVE YOUR time   S CLASSES 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Every year we have (luite u number of requests for MACKINNON males. ltenchcz-s iinrl     
     
      l‘h i.~- 2.1 z b, at‘ "th"h-d‘. L 1_—-.».~.~' . 111:1! ,.  I 
     
     tfidthlzisflifijgwziftfigiiillllpgibSciiilatrfesufnd sviltrbpgsleiidisureseullt: toaihe‘  clffibiii‘: a.    . 
     
     herd requires toning up in its brushes and tips you will find MACKINNON males Will help you‘ l  
     
      .    1s RESERVE CHAMPIONSHIPS i 
     
    
   
   
    
     AT THE 1930 550W   t 36 WONDERFUL TROPHIES  
     
    
   
   
    
     i’ We will lie_represenied by a selection of ad ult and pup foxes. We will be pleased to meet        
     
    
   
   
    
     you at the show and give you any information regarding our animals that you desire. 
     
    
   
   
    
     _._.;-;__ l, ., A prize Won at the Charlottetown Show places the highest 
     
     mark of fox quality on your production. Itenhances your 
     
    
   
   
    
     M CL  and M i  i   values. Stimulates your business. Develops your markets. g 
     
     SIL R F FAR L   t 1 I D0n’t miss an opportunity. Enter your foxes in this great 
     
    
   
   
    
     competition. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     W. Chester S. McLure, M. P. LL-Colonel D. A. F-Izicliinnnn. 1'1. 5?. O. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Box 332 iC/iarlottetown, Prince Edward Island 1  W- R- SHAW 
     
    
   
   
    
      Secretary and Manager .