Notimman _1o, 1950

l Experienced Fur Marketing

I The knowledge gathered in 266 years of marketing experience, is brought to bear on every skin passing through our

hands. -

0 Your furs are fully protected and mes-t the iriost active sale-room competi- tion. Buyers from all nations are there bidding.

0 Ship this season through “The Company” and realise the last dollar in your pelts. -

FllllTllllllMlllG SALES

i SILVER FOX

. DECEMBER ~14th. = Last receiving date, Dec. 5th.

i JANUARY 6th. Last receiving date, Dec- 28th.

MARCH 8th- Last receiving date, Feb- 27th.

GENERAL SALES (including 15t- Miiikl Last receiving date, Jan. 11th-

SHIP TO McLure 8t MacKinnon,

Charlottetown,

Beaver House, i Great Trinity Lane,

5 London, E. C. 4- P.E.l..

OR

uoconrcuvle an nav nova

g Euhsnnizpfiagydlumpang.

B! AUGUST J. PACIN!

(American Fur Breeder)

i A-Ilyone at all fair in the mutter of fcx nutrition will willngiy agree ‘ t0 the statement that there lsmugh °°“r“"l°"- mlsteiy and sometimes Imlieuidance in this important ac. ‘livlly- Basically, the problem or ‘fox nutrition concerns itself w“ at least two problems; the quart- litative problem of how to obtain mvre and better pups, and the ‘qualitative problem of how to as- [sure the highest excellence of fur quality in the mature. marketable lpelt. Just as the ‘cow is now bred land fed 70f the maximum produc- |tion of milk. and the hog for the :l'llBXiIfl1lm producfon of hard fat, and the lien for the maximum pm- duction of eggs. the fox should he ‘bred for the maximum production of excellent fur. Other animate ; have undergone considerable dhange ,in their feeding habits by reason of their domestication in order to in. sure increased productive effective- ness. It is obvious that during the domestication of the fox its dietary needs will probably be nmdiflerl from those of wild life in order to secure better fur quality and quan- llly., v

Fox farmers face a very real problem in the quantitative prod- uctlon deficiency of the animal. My figures seem to show that there is an average unproductlveness af- flicttng some 20 per cent of the female animals. and that this un- ‘Pivductiveness, excluding purely an- atomlcal defects. is traceable to

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dietic deficiency characterized par- Wlllflrly by improper fat in the diet of the fox and a scarcity of Vitamin E.

It is interesting to observe that the measures which are dfrccted to ; increasing fox fertility through ad- justment of the fat metabolism and the restoration of a surplus of vit- amin E to the diet result also inan immediate and exceedinglysatisfac- iory improvement in the quality of the fur; and this is exactly as might be expected, since cxcelfent fur is nothing more nor less than a reflection of perfect health.

nSllllFPS lll-ZllYllllllTEll near iiisni.

BetterIPeIts at [UWER FEEDING CClsT

(iiiitriillcd touts show that a (iiu substituting 12".‘, Dehyd- ialril Mcnt Meal for 40%‘ (ifllllllll Nit-at reduces feeding rivets l-y 30'} while producing c'|ii.ill_i' healthy animals and \'.ili:.zl>l<' pclts.

tcin content is guaranteed 150%: Compare this with or- dinary meats with 65-80% water and only 16-22% pro- tcln.

Many breeders use Swift's Dehydrated Meat Meal to re- place fresh meat for four or flvc feedings weekly, affecting considerable savings with benefit to the animals.

sri i i'l‘s Dehydrated Meat “Kill. therefore fills a long foll- iiaiit. If ls wholesome, pal- lllallll‘ and keeps indefinitely

V “'l d .-t . ~ I“ ‘m ry 80m“ Write Swift. Canadian 00.,

Limited. Toronto, Moncfon for full particulars.

lll‘l'illl§\‘. lt is dehydrated- llllll‘ Ti-fiil moisture-its pro-

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iiill give any exhibition wonderful satisfaction.

Alter a fire there is also the same SEEIlSfEtCtOPY feeling if you have ade- ~ quote INSURANCE PROTECTION.

You take care of

YOUR roxrs

and let us take care of

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Both will pay good dividends.

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Burr, Burr and Miller, and oth- er; have found and confirmed the

Huilson’sl3ayz' i A Company

GOVERNOR: P. ASHLEY COOPER. IIUDSONS BAY COMPANY AN- NOUNCES FUR. FARllllNG PLANS

"As the olclcsFEr-auciion com

the fur trade. That is why we mak‘c cvery effort to keep up with the times and, when possible, a step ahead of the trend in the fur in- dustry. We have establrhed fur farms in Canada not just for the sake of_ raising pelts, but to keep ourselves informed on fur farming. and the results obtainfid from the breeding of fur bearing animals in captivity. We also have established reservations in Canada where we afford protection to the wild life on there areas Willi the inltntion of building up the supply of animals, such as the beaver. In time we

areas as wcll as

We do these things because we feel

Hudson's Bay Company was builti up on the fur business and I feel ~ that it will always be in the fur l business. We, therefore‘ endeavor to keep looking ahead and planning for the future."

pany we feel it is our duty to kin N i all there is to know about furs and -

11°19‘? m b“ able l0 resmm depleledil iiiurlc l1 complete ‘.1ilfl<'2\‘l.'li.\‘l\'(‘:i obtain further supplies of skins for the markctl

it is our duty to do them. The]

TTIIS (JHAKLUYI ‘El

UWN r GUARDIAN

ENA c NTRETOF woazo

Advanceswln’ . I e F OX Qlutrition?

Wt» that both linolcic and linolenic acids are effective in Cllrllg rod- Bills suifcrin: from n. fat deficiency disezvc. Both of these acids seem lo be of about equal value. ivhilc oleic acid and the acids contained in cod liver oil arc ineffective. Corn starch and rice starch were found effective in curing the some defle. lent.“ but it was later dhcovcrcd that their action was due m a slirht but important content of un- saturated (ably acids. chiefly linol- ec.

Pacinl and hts co-ivorkers have confirmed the findings or the Bun-s in the case of rabbits. docs. mink and fox s. All of thee animals,

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Prominent Silver Fox Buyer (lives Views

Mr. A. Levin of Toronto Offers! Words of Wisdom to ltanchers. r

This year Eurcrpean ccnditious arc l to have a very definite effect on thc V purchasing capacity of that contin- ‘ cnt. Germain" has become a seller oi‘ silrei foxes, ruthcr than a biiyciuf anticipating, lllf‘ pelting of about. 50,000 foxes. Norway, Swetlt-u, and Switzerland will pelt close to a hall.‘ million; Russia about 30.600; Japan, a newcomer to the ranks oi‘ silver] fox-ranching countries, is cxpcctuil to pelt numerous foxcs. Italy lllln‘ yeai, as last year, will not be a pur- chaser. Spain, torn by internal con- _ flict, is naturally eliminated, as i.~:-1 Poland, formerly a buyer of the best . type of silver foxes, now forced i0 abstain, due to economic cilificuifl ties. The devaluation of the franc l in France ninkcs it iinpcssiblc for the French to imrticipzitc ill llll" buying market to any igicai extent.

Of couisc, it mutt be Loziie iii niinzl that these foreign countries will, no doubt, make credit urraiigc- ments among themselves, WlllCll will l enable theui, by; some form of bar-l tcr or other, to llllFCllit-Sfl iriiizi 111i!" Scandiitaviaii coiiiiir. ’l‘h‘.; mil; give the bulk of the ipsau iusi- ucss to such countries as Noiwxay,

Sweden. etc. Mr. A. lscvin, of the Lcihi Furl Company, of 'l‘oroiii:i. a \\'L

figure at the Islzzuti, llii s . D hope for the future oi‘ the fur- raiiching lllilliill‘_\l iii (Tannin. He is‘ fully 0.. wl that this ioiiutry is

. cu 1hr i: A\l lftllil. All sngus iloint .i.liiiitcly tu it» i. gt ]l.‘0:-l)t'l'ily, . i1'l the pass ' iluy u; voiisiiiniug mu

better furs iii tyrrat quantiiirs r; i rapidly bftfllliiill}; a hiri. It i.» ‘ s ilrni opinion that the Canadian iauvher can be niatii- happiest nl. i oivu market in his oivii cuuuiry. A.» Air. Levin is kiioiru to be a gioil l fiivuci of ciciy one of the iaichcias, ‘ the above is iiiicnilcd sulcl_v for the! f good oi‘ the ianriicr. l For all thcsi- rrasriis. rvcry indie‘ f vitluai Canadian r ‘ should icfl his oivu fcxtis iii L iia_ il arhicviug the hem lll of llll‘ o l inarkct. He shoulil not allow ll s- f self to wait uuiil iii-cat riuaziii . . liinic been gatherixl liitgtllifl‘ lll li {sold collectively, for such qunii - | lics give cause for an: m to prosper- five buyers ,nntl ill o (lcluy reinit- lflilCL to the l‘illlLlil‘l‘. llicsc are the invls. 1201K‘. into by Mr. L!\li‘l.

lliorouuhlj; wiiii li s‘

of world economic coiiiliiioiis iu . - lotion to the fur lli1li‘.‘l->—ill‘(l i Canadian mnrlzct in viiriiriilai". 1 " also advisable that lllf‘ l'.?ili‘llf“.':- u iiol. confine lll0lll5Pl\‘l'.‘i \\ll(lll\‘ l i n‘ raising of silver foxes llv ham r". "l' confidence in [he abllily of lhv l‘ cru ranchers to iaisc ml in i I the iuiiire for iiiink- Iltliillg ~:= very briizlii. for the next few yr r

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ATTENTION !

Owing to the popularit, ni the New ROSS-MILLER CUBES and the large demand for same, our stock has become exhausted, but we have another car which we expect to arrive in Charlottetown in five days time.

This car is composed partly of‘ the PELTING CUBE "A". and partly of the IQRIJEDING CUBE "B".

The new ROSS-MILLER. CUBE has proven lo be one of the most popular Cubes on the market. The ROSS- MILLER MEAT BISCUIT ls also a wonderful seller.

CARTEIVS WAREHOUSE, Grafton Si. P. E. l. DISTRIBUTOR

J. ROBERT

CIIARLOTTETOWN _

"VlTA-CRUMBLA" can he

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DURING FOX Silt )\\"

Exhibitors and Visilufl Attending the Fox Show

“'hilc in llic city 3mm illf‘ lll\'l.l'll in l‘. Ill" in and look over our stuck of liiie iur 10:11:. We have cxtcnrli-zl the time ll-‘iul H11 0i" “special cffcr“ .. iiiouiiccd some llllli‘ up and every coat in our showroom will bc iL\'L\ll'=l|ill' at greatly reduced prices, dui-im: llliw villi?“ week.

This is being done. of Willis“ to boost sales volume. and to ghe- ilii- iiir haying pub- lic an opportunity to purchase a realty linv fur coat for vcry little more than the cost 0i a cloth one. A liberal illlllllitffil‘ will to made 0n your old fur coal.

“'0 hlflflll lit-hind cirry urlirli- purchased [rum us, and our scientific iii rage vaults and work-rooms lrc equipped to liillmv up each sale with gnu u». scrvicr .. \ill.\f~!ll(‘ll\ll\.

All branches oi‘ fPP-llflJg lLIlll rcinudcl- ling of uld fur coats arc haridli-il by our competent staff nf expert furricrs.

Again, wi- invite you to call and scr 11$-

.-\. (i. IHHRAN, President.

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snip your SILVER FOX, MlNK and ALL other naw FURS at "fire and receive the HIGHEST MARKET rmcrss. We

- charge no commissions and remit promptly Our price is always net to you.

be held separate on request.

‘ LE VIN. ‘FUR

H 16K Spadina Avenue

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cleaning imparts.

liEW PEP for OLD WETS

young as they frci. Burl-oi

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15G Great (icorgc Street.

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Foxes “PEERLESS” rel net

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is Guaranteed to open up to Your Satisfaction. We carry a large stock of all sizes.

Fox Pans, Staples, Lacing Wire, l-‘ox Tongs, Etc

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