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dog fashions for chilly fall wea- ther. The blankets, actually a big hot dog bun, are keeping the

Tiny dachchund pup owned by Mrs. Otto Neumann. Vancouver, ts modelling the latest in little

three-week-old pup warm. But ae dane which wouldn't mind the Neumann's have another | hot dog. But it would have problem—they have a hungry | to be a big one (CP Phote)

,are the figures: 1958—35.000 and ; 932.616 pastel pelts at an averag:

| 195927 -27 000. The decline could be | of $24.10, compared with an “TIMELY NOTES ON FUR FARMING |s%e''s © Sr Soot 2 sn: tion of impor frcz Norway Mr. Erikson said the tota,

The dip ran sian 12.000 in 1958 to 1.500 this past August

EMBA crop of 3.352.316 pelts was

I marketed for an average of $20.-

The Great Lakes Mink As-|+ -alued at $2.950. The window, one! Shipments from Dennrarx, 75-4 peit. For the past vear. 887,- Sociation, at thcir meeting in of four displaying furs, faced on however, rose sharply from 1,400 289 pelts were sold as miscel- Milwaukee Wisconsin, recently, | one of the world’s busiest streets. {0 12.000. Canada also declined “oous and did not carry the im discussing the increase in|The theft was discovered by a <omewhat during the same per- EMBA label. Calling the past mink production year “‘a highly successful one’,

came to the|-window cleaner at 7.30 a.m. Store sod.

eonelusion that about 10 percent’ officials noted that a similar | Mr. Erikson said this would porb-

more dark mink would be mark- theft happened in August when a ©PTIMISTIC pably result i increased produc

eted this season and predicted mink stole valued at $750 was The State of Wisconsin is prob- "0"

attractive prices for the crop. taken from a window.” ably the leading fur-producing' Others were not so optimistic At the meeting, members were) state im the United States. At the’ sbout the future. They believe

told that $23 was average on all NO MEETING lannual meeting of Milwaukee ‘hat the steel strike will have a

the 1958 pelts, as compared with! At a meeting of—the-Mutation Mink Breeders’ Association. the cer!ain amount of effect on mink

$19.50 the previous year, This in-| Mink Breeders Association, held chairman, Alma Erikson, ggated pelt prices and also on other fur

whica | in Wilwaukee early last week, a amounts to about 18 percent. is | Motion to have their association | expected to hold The number of |sirectors and the directors of | pelts sold was 21615. down|Canada Mink Breeders meet te— about 15.275 from last year. How-| gether before MMBA dissolves Its ever David Laufman, GLA’s, Cooperative marketing and ad- New York marketing manager.|-vertising arrangement with said the low production point Canadians, was rejected has now passed in the cycle!. The motion was made by Omer brought on in the past few years Brager-Larsen, Petoskey, Michi- by the demand for quality. gan. Islanders will remember Barrie Coward. of . Hudson’s Mr. Brager-Larsen, who is a na Ray Company. Fur Sales, told tive of Norway and was a prom ranchers that orolonged. hot/inent figure in the fox business weather andthe steel strike| when we were selling foxes to made accurate predictions im-| Norway. and later when Norway ressible for the December sales.| was selling white. marked foxes Other market men urzed con | to Canadian and American breed- tinued stress om quality, one re) ers ealling the $1250 price averages | i of a few years age. “Unrivalied |< .MK jimports fo the United : n : ‘ and unchallenzed popularity compared to a year ago, Hi New York Auction Company. skins were completely sold, with

makes mink the supreme article edema WHITE FOX Jack Gruskin of New York pur-

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crease of $3.50 per pelt, their association

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chasing the top lot at 3 a skin for a NY. firm Other lots were Gum Drops 35cj Mint Jelly Be sold at $62: others from ‘$50 1 : $59 and $45 to $50 Fluff

In miscellaneous foxes. prices “luffo 2 Ibs. i were not so good. Platinum siiv- * island Honey ' ers sold from $8.25 to $17.00 Shortenin B9c pearls sold at $15 to $19: silvery E TR PRR. cc ccccee i, a: $12 to $15; and full silver at eeenarenmem weno wom Sa ae 5% $6 to $17. Blue foxes ranged from Snowflake 2 Ibs. icmmem

Sit to $19: cross fox at $8 to $10.- 73; and red fox at $4 to $10 for!

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a here (I could kiss Ohrbach’s—is the current ad campaign) but stealing mink coats is another matier.

“Thieves\ smashed a six-inch hole in Ohrbach’s window in New York last Friday and made! off wi ith a dark ranch mink coat!

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