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One icxman who is not worry- ,ing about the low price oi pelts is -M_ rgeQMacLeanoiNorth wlltahlre, because not some high class ioxes, but. heis s mechanic with an inventive mind. own a pair / ton are not aware that he in- venﬁd them. His latest. invention. which is causing a lot oi Jiterest in and amund Wll-tshire. is a iarm tractor he assembled ior Mr. Arthur Smith. This unique mach- lnehastiworearendsa/ttachedto-

ther in s vertical position, the $9 one be a to the car in- stead oi drl an axe! diverts

power irom the drive shlait through the lower_resr end wh.ch belonged to a trutz. This SIIDPUQB the tractor with the necessary ad- ditional power at a low speed- George is the ﬁrst one to invent a

method oi using old motor oars ior tractors which is simple s.nd cheap.

Mr. ciecrse Lilly. Manairer 0i the International Fox Farm. Masnhileid. was the sneaker at Monday evening's meeting oi the Charlottetown Fox Club. His talk was on American methods of Pelt" ing. He had with him one oi their lalge sized wire stretahers, which is nine inches at the widest part and is made 0i ﬁve-eighth steel irame with a wide cross piece at the back and a strip oi wood down the centre to allow ior circulation oi air. It is much rounder at the nose than our boards and qu.ie a lct wider at the ears.

The steel frames are wrragggg with tape and the tape with powdered alum to take up the moisture as the pelts are put on leather side in. The pelts are scraped immediately alter the iox is killed and then put on the boards and the tails are scraped right to the tip, The legs and tall are held ilat while drying with bobby pins. the hind lens crossed at the back so that when they

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Results lillflﬂl lormei new» allows that the use oi Royal with I good meat ration is the most posi- tive way llnavm ioi the rancher ti iecure best breeding reauila

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No. 6 ior largo Farms No. 5 ior small Farms

F.Vi. LampIough& Bu.

only hashe

Man ranchers who have seen and y pliiiM

ioxes have heavy Fmmurs all-silvers entirelv irom

i large and there were so

irames three or

ming.

libx

lng too many small pelts.

sold without diiiiculty crcp will arrive for sale. It is assurance oi a cleanout ‘nakirg everybody in the industry ieel a lot happier.

the

No mattre how we feel about it

fox pelts. We have been advised to b-uck it by various authorities, and no doubt this advice-which is in un’st>n virith our own tastes and desires-has had the eiiect oi keeping down the production of full silvers in this Province, but. with th-s demands oi fashion a- Biiinsl, us it is not proﬁtable to grow a type that the market does not call ior.

vers and mediums are now ralee Rated to the same menial l- tion. It seems chancey to eep anything darker than a three- quarter.

Eleven pairs oi chinchilla valued at $3.200 a pair. were brought into Colorado recentlu trcm the R. E Chapman chinchilla ranch in gleiwood. California. This ls ﬁrst time made to mo.

an attempt has been raise chinchilla in Color-

Vimy Ranch oi the Mchure 8a

"M! I WW1 Pup production oi 1.376 pups irom 406 iemales. Six- teen were looked at until the second worm. ma. so the present population or W118 is 1,358, averaoe ls

concerned. There are

pup iemalce oi 1938. Dr. E. Bend-ls Bowness

_mols-—Master Feeds. Toronto, can-

ado-hes Button out a letter en- titled "Master Ranch " gives a. great deal oi s Short extracts irom "Breed, azeuient are 0i

99 breed s.nd

rat-notion"

necks like ours but he did not bee‘ many. He un- derstood they were breeding that are e Prince

niormstion- as the ranch was so many things to take up his attention.

Renaming his talk on pelting he said that e pelts are left on the iour days in a room heated with a good circula- tion oi air but. not too hot. That seems to dry them up quite well and then they are ready iordrum-

Mr. W. Fred Burke, Provincial Fleldman who was present, spoke brieﬂy and then asked ior an expression oi’ c-Dinion irom the Club members on the new method oi petting. The general opinion seemed to be that. our ranchers should do more stretching and not leave so much ior the furriers: that we are losing money by hav-

The London auctions which com-

18.000 skins, showed a more hope- iul trend than the March auctions. At last reports upwards oi 43% to 46% oi the oiierings had been sold with ‘prices on a par with March, and ull silvers a shade higher. As there were about 90.000 offered the remainder, some 50,000 should he between now and November when the new

that is

the world demand is for full silver

Blacks went into the discard many years ago; dark sil- '

the

MacKinnon Silver Fox mrmslltd- lost irom the time

pretty much on a Dar with other years, as iar as

ten litters oi seven and on; u! eight. Nearlv all oi these are irom

oi the Dtpertment oi Fur Bearing Ani-

which s advice. are:- Nod. Sanitation and Man- the iour comer-stones the iox ranching industry. girl's Tl; dilly m 3W1?“ 8 Wlr- on ave

teibllahed the m “MM do anything about u, until

animus --;=,==-==

Th 80y made take ﬁth instant. oi as- sembly will be the side oi the Market Square. Time 10.00 a.m., sharp. the services are start-

turnln , the band will meet the Catho c scouts at the (‘Z-linen oi the Most I-loly Riedepmer; irom there the parade will mama to St. James Church to meet the remain- der. Thence along Pownal to Grai- ton to Queen to Market Square.

A M011? invitation is extended to troops from out oi town. to take part in the annual church parade.

A mﬁetln! 0f the Joint commit- tee oi’ Bt. Peter's and St. Paul's will be held at Provincial Headquart- glst on Monday at B p.m. Import-

Troops are again urged 1,0 m“. tice marching ,diri1I with staves, sa- llliillil and all matters of a cere- monial nature.

Hurry your orders ior uniforms, etc, as Dominion Headquarters. Stores Branch. is being Bwlunped with orders.

Tonight at dusk. bonfires in cele- bration of the King's Birthday. are being lighted from coast to coast, Queens County District tire will be on the farm or Mr. J.O. Hyndman at Rocky Point.

Group committees. do your best. t0 "wire it possible ior every Scout and Wc-ii‘ Cub in the Pi-o-vimg w be on the street in uniiorrn, to greet the King and Queen on the 14th June next. _

—GREY WOLF.

SYDNEY. N. S. -(CP)-—Maycr G. B. Siaven has announced the British cruiser Berwick tho American and West India; squad- ron will visit Sydney in June Th, cruiser also will visit Charlotte-

l ine treatment can be repeated the

latter part oi August or as altar;

as necessary, especially ii ileas are prevalent. A iox infested with ileaa

and worms will eat a quarter a- gain as much ieed as a iox that is tree irom them. 1n round figures _it will cost you a cent a day per infested iox to ieed the ileas and worms. Therefore, the worst p53‘- site oi the , , whi irom the ﬁrst oi June until the end oi November, will 00st you $133 Per iox. OI course there is no W351i)! determining how much You lose as a result oi the kv devel0Dod pelt in the pelt- 118 fox or the ill eﬂect on repro- duction it has in the breeder.

However. we believe that $1.83 would have amply Ed the costs oi worm capsules, i paw. def. and the Bfeater attention to sanitation. One more iact about parasites. They just love s dark, damp. warm iox kermel. t tiniest ca ther flea to raise her ismily. It is most convmilent too. All she has to do is drop oﬂ the iox on any oi its irequent visits to the ken- nel. 11w h" ease in this man- msde ilea incubator. and hop on the next iox in time ior stripper. Th0 688B will hatch out nicely in this synthetic paradise and a host o! young ﬂeas will take up their appointed task oi’ making the iox's 1i e a burden.

‘Ines-e

on! three aim - DOIIL summarily that 8' ‘

the lung worm. Ii all your pens have dirt ﬂoors why not raise a iew this year and see ior yourseli the diiierence it animal

factory as breeders and

‘ ' Limited _ ' l ulmnu‘ gamrbed. ssmtiliiinonimllutraziiuéll mother ﬂea. to worry. $321.23 l nmtlinoiut hﬂieﬁlltilthtlieplillsat. all ‘neshnot ‘ilictmlat-hzlturthe chelr A of the .8 s I , p“ to m‘ m “mum” m‘ aisiurmli EZWJV; guuelllulitll‘ " —-— - . s

HAVE BEEN CURBED = Lime Chick - - “Mimi gr w ma» 1w.»- - 1w m» ww-

lg e "The adult: ioxes wﬂtl>mh 3i°§°$oaa 11°00» andnrerplaoem” W33.’

Aloe Arthritis, Gout, lumbugo, Sciatica, a. What New?’ . m. W“ a will“: I M" M m “m” m!

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INOLISH REMEDY ACHIEVE§ RESULT‘ _ I To make merit 332:5. g3: . of ti‘, mnmlutgle a" “grunt”?! eiglpmpwwoumhawhﬁ“;

ﬂrwAf may who, bu: a shore aisle . would b, ‘Qfffmﬁpto, . putreiaotion. the adults are the last, the er might ' up llII-Wﬂﬂﬁﬁm d‘ °' lllnlmm‘ . m. Always and only bu! . tones to suﬂer. Yet these are the the clvilte ss‘soon as the young s lee vs ind their pain relieved, their an m beat chicks, . same animals the. were the pick are weaned s.nd plaos a wire bot- asl ggeuedﬂiiieywm ‘mum: Znda analy- sod will! b"! I. oi wil- herd last Fail. It is only tnmed shelii at one end oi thepen. try" wﬂﬂ"llidlliﬂ'ctiaigveplleew | Id‘ e "'° "gout" h“ m; . common sense to cue Ononeendnithisaheli he couﬂ is seldom and away. I” Y" ll Q Blgeﬂhlﬁﬂ zuwfu, x hula“ oi your valuables. You cannot have a road or some shade tn pro- Rﬂlllttﬂllcllin eiiheuiid at these v _hy‘lgnl¢llly mixed in m“! "U!!! containers tact the toxin irom the run and inqhihouot yintsiao ping; 9 our own plant. under constant e at these animals all Bummer an rain. This u bad as a

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[QNQ §TAND|NQ gidatéhe agult ioxes are amen econ among? nhaotikihina was: PAIN! RELIEVED h3g3‘?! was examllnvaldcareiul . simiéimm ' {china 8:1‘;

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other breeding wilds lood is most plentiful during this season and it is th wild iooi builds u 311G nextreproduc on season.

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Kill IllOL-The Pepieet 'IPIII DIllIlfOﬂlll Widely need tor eielaleeelag to: peas, ate. Power! , eeolelnl uon-eorroelve, IBOBT-BIQIBTANT. llll KIIIOL are

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They must be 112061109 their

When the pulp; are weaned and the adult terns removed to en- ztrs’ aa- "n an" r

un we or pups each. Every litter he! its needy Dun. ‘this snllnel should be placed with another pup that times“?- cgcedm o: imaging nnement. vidlng up ttergﬁ this ensures every pup c: aha-nae to Brow m its iulieet n». 0i course this also may; tymoroualltzeriood thetyou Ileieing. t is more ggonom.

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