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was au inquiry about "Humm.ing- 1011 B1;-d" Moths. I am sending you gre

packet from Mr. J. Frank 'Ster-ns. of the much maligned victorian of Scurls. Tho note reads: _‘a8€ ..De,_,. Agricola-In your notes in natural history pursuits, for in- the Guardian or sept. iath, there eteoee

hut., .,.,..-.s lmolu soums hrmgmlz; I mean, to be so, 111- A

_ ____ dependent of the great good of be-

Gardening, skeiching, and

WEEKLY COLUMN OF PRACTICAL OPINIONS ON _THB S1 F F ° ° Q `

VITAL IIBUII LFFICTING TBI USES AND ABUSEB Ol? I

NATUIAL I-IBOUICII ll. IIB. LUDIDW JENKINS.

IIAIBIIFIILII. _ Y

Dr. L. J. ORcilly, President of , ful-S by reiullers all over the coull- l

Is it partly because one

ows them irl the open ai", in

at measure? fresh air, that

There are those, and they are

under separate cover a specimen mysterious mlghly POW” 102' B005' mny' “"h° mu '° see mal' bmi;

of what 1 tiunk is the same. Auodyne. as well as tonic; dis- °f

It acted in the manner described, peller of fever when other the

by your correspondent, and in rem

es are powerlessr and the _'alle

'prey fill an important part in

great scheme of Nature. Does hunter who shoots down the at every opportunity be

1 have had s note and c. little ing occupied at all," Says I writer

edi

oppe to answer to b9St

¢?y';2erdos`:;i-lrlition." ms But perhaps the secret of the

“Here are a. few‘ Bird Notes of -hilllllln

interest this summer. On May 23rd . lhot

accredited recipe for long life.

ess of their votaries. is these occupations tend to lift

wk . -

cause some species occasionally captures what he is pleased to consider his special property. ever

md again on Jlulg Sth. a pair of one

away from the petty cares of Sl-°'P

lli.wlthttrl th b' the

.’°:.'l°”'..';‘:.:*#:__:~;_: ._s:Sr;::f ..:._... "L .i,.:“':..‘;; um. »» ee-

n .

to ask himself what caused quail and other non-migratory

of 13,50, must d0_ There “_ oi' swift flight which alone make

.ou my .oh sever.; Northam foo u delightful fellowship in .uoh *hem desirable H-°» °bl°°l5 °f Sl’°1'li’

yellowthroats. These I think are into

np; rare here, but were the first .'i_\_1_-St

lhodeverseen

ests; in this connection I have U' had ll letter from a victor to *he Island. who ss s hat our “rea

y t

On Aug 3rd. a small flock of meeting and chat about natural gnéy

six" Ruddy Turnstones" were ob- hlSt01y WHS 0112 of the Tight sP0f-S u

served dt ship Pond. it must be in U years since I had seen any oflmil

'Hulse

his vacation. The pleasure was “5 5 tileli 'The old Victorian writer Wm

is the bird of prey, pursuing

other since the days of their tion, which has developed not

irtn own strength of wing, that of its- quarry. And just urely as this is true. so truly that power be lost if the con-

bmh although of course waxes eloquent ou this point; tributing cau'e be emoved_ The

my be common ___ some pun "What swan, withom scandal; Dodo, a pigeon, found himself on

of me Bland what rivalries without bitterness; me 1% Aug 6th I saw four Bona- what gifts and exchanges; what enemies were unknown' He yield'

l female “Pir1ta.il" also. kinds

__ .

m.m

. adults, and two young barely able sympathy!" ‘ (wed

gg fl-y. They must have hatched A

neg- here and if so it is the first on

reporter (so I read) was put yeh to look after a potty of Eng- an

me 1 have know or these gulls lun school-boys travelling through “me

hatohmg on the Island; we gener- We

guy do not gee them un-tu late prised him most was their know- had

september or october. ledge of the natural history of the fr perish’ devemped 'md sun "T

"Phe only other item of interest cou

lu the apparently great number to find s British boy without e f

4 _ u I b

of Filckers or 'Yallo\1hamrndr$'l ho uid also Woodcock, in evidence its

t|1i¢_sumrner. -Yours very truly, J~ fi-ret

I. storms."

The moth in question is ‘ho

locate. Fabr) The forewings are

New

grey in color with a slight tinge of for cranberry growing, some years hmwn, and there is a whitish line. ago

running centrally from shoulder to somehow the movement became ,omg The hindwings are much connected with politics and after lnailer -as is the case with all much ridicule had been heaped up- lphinxes (Or Bphinges. if you are on

very particular) -and they ere ou

stern Canada, and what sur- H13

island of Mauritius where

to gluttony and inaction, devel-

a corpulence that forbade t, and was eaten from the of the earth within a short after his discovery by man. relative, the lock dove, who to efcaps the pursuing hawk

mous the world over. In the amo way several other ies

ntl-voids, It would be dlflloult :lm “ P°“"°" °‘ "mf Wm” " b

y, and natural history, with no many branches, easily takes opt place. felt cnslvnnmv curxrvlul'

i.rlg a care-free life, have for

spec .

tably some of the rolls, by ad-

ed flight, and now face ex: mln '

ation whenever any active

my invades their haunts. The

Bruswick is going right in

P. E. Island appeared to be"

lt. the project finally fimled

very hawk.; which we are now peroecuting have made our grouse and quail what they are. The great value of hawk.; in the ro- _moval of game birds suffering from contagious dlreases is also recog- nized by close students of the subject.

have seen a willow ptarmigan,

give the impression the cran- of

t An attempt was made later to _

reddish in the middle with sl wide revive it; on expel-r. weg culled in, ff; its white Wm” plumm’ sud

brown border The body is check who

cred .black and white down the berries could not be successfully M

niy launch out from the summit

the hill= bordering the great

sides. Dir. Wm. J. Showalter grown on P. E. Island. This of

writer of many books on natural c

settled the matter! Never-

ackehzic. with_u__Gcshawk _ __ in

UU!!! mm, snug of this moth; -"rho theless the present writer knows §w,M,_

ernge of the Striped Moming of

Sphinx, which is probably the owner s nioe little _ sum rnost in

drmmonest of all the North Ameri- ye can sphinx moths, extends from a Souitlern Canada to Cuba and

Qntral America. The moth flies of this lndustry? The “Maritime V

found swarming around electric im street lights in the evening The 1,43

mterplllars feed upon the various at

species of the IYUISlRne family. in- figures were 1,604,823 lbs with a cluding the flume fl°W°F. Uh custom, valuation of $161,606. In

-striped Morning sphlmr" <ce1sl»io

1111

a self-sown bed which earns its I

and provides work for quite he;

squad of pickers, as hy is New Bunswick taking hold of

er" tells us. Canada in 1935 gf ted from the United States Dr

pq-we Gull; at East Point, two co on interest and mutual ed

P0!"

$168,873. Lilsf Wal' (1936) the

6.432 lbs. of cranbel-ries. valued smu

inisterlng potassium iodide and

have long thought that thresh- smutted grain is s very un-

lthy occupation; there follows, a rule a. considerable irritation

the respiratory organs which

eiybody accepts in the fashion

the Mohammedan's "Kismet/' Fawcitts discovery may induce e inventor to perfect a filter to the air of spores and dust,

er the style of a gas mask.

Many years a-go sl student of

virginia Spring beauty. and the New Brunswick these berries retail botau at Edinburgh Universu

ordinary purslane of the garden at

(Saponal-ia) in their search for a

neciar." The Wines Of the Sphinx Federal and Provincial governments moths, like all insects which hover. are an very lens' 111 I>f°P°'1'i»i°“ °° pect to bring under cultivation

their width; and these run to a th

mint. when this 1,. accomplished ther-ol

will be sufficent cranberries to _.ut

I have entered this IY\0lLh 1-!ll"0 supp

my catalogue of Isiandinsects,and E

crossed by several finer Lines, taking the lead in this matter, but

hi hh, sunshine and 18 f1‘¢ilU€Y1f-ly Fe.

fry

Xpo

-_ '.' _gif

_ gm grateful to Mr. Stems for en- ‘

ebling me to do so. The other of "Humming Bird" moi-hs p!‘€vl01lSl¥ it.

entered, are the Blinded Sphinx committed in thy namel Wu

(-monies excaccata A. X 3.), and tin, Humming-Bird Clear-Wing. (Hannon-hagia thysbe I"abr.) As lp. .ll-eddy been indicated.

eq six othen likely to occur

down from the 1916 Bulletin. The du

_l\rrnstone (283) is the typical formjdust. Many farmers, said the th

tor, have the disease in Can- th , the United States and other ff

round in Europe and ig laid lo' occur in Labrador and Alaskarl while the Ruddy 'I‘urnstonc, a`

court

lllehtly smaller bird. is the usual to be hlberoulosiu or ugthmg. v variety on the rest of this cont- Signs of the disease are: "difficult 11

. ` 1’

Ilnent The Ruddy Tulstone was

reported from 'Iracadie Harbor in inability to do any work, cough- l936. by Mr. T. W. Stewart; and ing gught revel-_ and evidence of now from souris as above. tubercular signs even though no

sign of the tuberculosis germ can

Tl-IE STUDY OF NATITRAL be

HISTORY

Bald a friend who sometimes ment, said Dr. Fawcitt oonslgted in

viaiio me: "Why do you always write about Natural History? Why hot give us something about politics or religion? I’d like to 866 e good controversy on either of lthose subjects." Being of slow speech. (like a. famous historic per- sonsge) I tried to defend myself hy quoting the old saying that the _ cobblel- should stick to his last, end that the discussion of religion end politics nearly always ex- sited ill-will. and left both pofties 'Of the game opinon still.” But I often thought of that little talk Afterwards and now venture to en-

ierge upon it.

"Some occupations, however. G0

bog. properly attended to. is

sure-fire money-maker. The

working in cooperation and ex-

SH-rld of acres of waste land.

20t025cis~perl‘J;a.nd thePro- ly 1 d

'rho moths visit tho blossoms of vines nutumuv thinks the emu- Wh” °“ a °°""m' mmm’ mm thlstles and of the soup wort be

a large puff-ball. It was so large, about nine inches in diameter, that he took it home. and after supper went to the College and placed it on his professors desk. Next morning the Janitor, in dusting the desk, lifted the puff-ball, duswd under it and set it down

her roughly. Clouds of brown

ly the h°m° market *md 9° spores flew about, and the janitor

M We” inhaled them as he finished the

almost vertically at the pace Set

wccried Goshawk gave up and re m ._ '__ , _ _ _ _- __

tllmed To thi? W00d5~ The P_t9~l`mi‘lI Dr O-R in _ ' |l?l,Ls1lasik"l§i2lIi(Ri‘£ui\ll§.l\Til!1i;L£ ' gan kept on upward “nm xt was about the ewrildsolfnds a W'"m"'=5- icllov\.»:»"Oll llly mp to illc Paci-` E

Soolipely Vl-‘ilble Hgitlllt the gray; p__od__ce the hint); for b1‘e@<lf‘l'~S W _ he Const I lidri the good ioriune to 7°- c I Wlntel' Sky' When' Convi-‘ofd *hat* of skins. “Let uslildtyf bm'm,.C(_1 _‘yP"5‘ illcc-'. a number of sllrcl' iux breed- A u 0 D- A- it had escaped its pursuer, itl 1-we have seen me p0‘_’)i_g_‘:_t_'__“f“_;§‘ hi ; ers ill Eiilnollloll ullli Calgary. alld

. < l __

_ the American National Fox and ’ lry, llllrl li the-sc bulky gurlncllisl _

(Continued) ‘ close pursuit, Erich was seeking to‘ I-‘ur Breeders Agsocmjjom in an I -.\.llcll are a vogue. cull iii- made uilu

I rise above the other, the Gcslluwk address made by him to the mem- ‘ -wld lu black skunk, l; lg oh.,-_a mul. ;

to make his fatal swoop, the ptar-i bers at a recent annual meeting l icr of a sllort time ulwll they will ' migun bo prevcm thi; _ a¢[10n_ uuam b__m_u1__ up the subjwt (___ i also Llc illaclc up and .sold in silky _ict l _ Gmdually the ptamiigan drew silver fox production and 1.eu_,r_,_t_ ! black fox, wlleiller ll be ilzliural _ away from its puisuer, which, ac- ed the ad\lce given bv himself in ’ b""'; or “Md MICK' _ \‘ ougtomed to sudden rushes and the fox breeders a. year ago when

pay ranchers io dose their adult foxes for

_ hookworms and round worms.

5 \_u My capsules have been thoroughly tested

" out in many of the leading ranches, some .'i0,000

having been used in the various provinces of Canada last season. They are unique in that they expel both hookworms and round worms and because of the harmless yet efficient Iaxn- tive which they contain all foreign matter is gotten rid of within 48 hours. They are on sale at

_ _

‘if

quick turning' was unable to _use he urged mem to co__c____________ renders will rclllcmbcr us' _

illeil- efforts on the prociuctioli uf IJ

by its desperate __________,y_ when 8 uuumy skins rather than _mi llii-Tunis, Ful' bales liinlluger of the

ztlnllg all address ily Elwyn

_ `.__s

JENKINS PHARMACY

H. J. MABON ;

_ew hundred yards in me ak the quanmues of skm8_ _ 1iilu.\_ulls_ Bay Colnpully, lil which

Ml Illginms asked the question,

_[__

_ Charlottetown Montague A

. or from the undersigned

dropped almost voltlonlly to the, ,Nous color ______5e_ __ i ulo_ um ,______uuu wuu_,_ 1 wus ,Med -_ Price $l.o0 for fifty- capsules

snow_oove__ed s____f__(_e of the frozenl to d____k_ _mm _mu s_li3__r'f_;_m_2lP;_<;lE: more than any mln-y was "ls :lie liver, and confident of the pro quarter sliver, then to full sill mm” 1" 1\'1) S DS

_ _ _ _ l _ __ -- ..o,"‘_‘_ f_€“;‘_f1.» ‘“ _ _

' ` _ s ver, uhiclli " ' _ _` ` ' _ ‘ -- _ ~

mage, glided quietly across to the changes should 1 me alle-»l1oll_\\iuril_ 1 mn afield, no _ _ _ shelter of the distant willows. Can these Phases do afliiuuqnh Us than' 0112 Call ausuor with any fielzrfre of f bedamg “sed 1'” m°5l lmpmam' ' If WU haw ‘LW -S’-1~SD1<“10l1 UI

one doubt that the countless gen- The muiontv of ,~a,,c1f§f_f certainly, vvlule l hunk that the: “la” f°"“ Sh°“l‘l be P’°“f“‘*f‘l your puns er adults are harbo

tectlve quality of lt uhite plu-_now to extla ful C1 a Well W D0 lltililiiihlf Flint is -A _ - -

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Lo'l'rli'rowN GUARDIAN PAGE ELEVEN we

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A 'rlmamr Norms oN roelcs M3GK|||||0||'3 FUX WURM CAPSULES

P7 *GTP* 1 CONNECTED WITH ( This is the season of the year when it \-.ill

.7 _

.,i._ 'fr

_ .. ___ - _,_.¢-qs. _

,il-,.11-»_____h-.

_ - . , , - _ . ag mst drafts of wind, th t th - - <' » - 1

“ations of Dta_,m_g_ms_ _.__u_.ued bleedmg towards this __x_m fun S____ lull sll\cr__‘, ripe _ l.s_ plobaLly the begdm __ um b a__Oa_ e _ round \\clln.» ol nookvi arms you wi

_ _ bio for ine manufacture g S ° "Ol 0 “ffl 1°. find limi dew: ihem wh a sei

by Goshawks which constantly V" W-P9 - - - but I lim wonderlllgl mm' slum 'et e d f th' ' <~ ' ' r ~ '

_ _ _ _ _ _ . |_ _ .1 _ _ 5. w L an or is pulpo..e empty worm ca~l.u.e is a a 'ln r

grew stronger and g“__f_e___ have “huher we hum any 2_SS__r__ncC___ow Ol czlpes ue lite .1\\a\sto lcmcnl _ __ _a __ ls D 5 R ll Ollos

_ i _, _ _ , _ uzls ced on the \\'ailsisa.\‘c-ry 1 _N f »_ d _._

_______ed _D p__Of___ b me influence that other color phase; have became bil that idsllloll so l.ll,nly clepcllcls " 1011 'l OX Lili 0 ii-S bv I l121‘b0i

\\'aLer put in the next dal' Vi/ll¢=»-L e ' U l

_ y _ » _ 1 . _ _ _ _ _ -. good protection boill ior wind and ln' these al_~=::es_ l 1 l- ~

of those even swifter individllnl:!_r_‘_“;_lCi_;i th_e mutter of quality with-‘ i”_‘__::]§__‘_¥]1:_‘_ 3_l__l_(_1 ruin, Care should be taken to sce_ mf. \\-agmll f,..u_ a1,‘_d$§;_1;_;b._,_5_<; which outcllmberl their pursuers,_‘ me po ui_?a_f;~€9l ?f__a_colltllluzlllce` oi 1 __ not the ___0___L 5_u__‘_’v n___a___u_.e on lilac plenty of dl-lnkllh; water ls \.,-mm L-_,|,__,,;.._; u ju u-eu to um _ while the wouldings and tho de-i um _yl_’_e u__§_'__°_____;_lS__fnUgiunublio- “________ _O um (___L,.s _,_________u0__s ___ uvulloble, that ll lt u not cousuiufd :hom ln u pin ulufh hos is costin “cient have dropped out of me I _meme of _ur ffrmm le u ulc ex-_ ___ _mure __.L_uu5_ du,-lllil the doy the llans are illlcri li nf olive ml or Ru_~.sl.'¢ll mineral G

race? And is it not equally reason- g' A ~“ll0UlCl be dumlwfi OHL flllfl l_f0f»ll mill' the b<ltiom_ Plrk up the cap _

able to suppose that. were the » ‘ I I l ui ‘

I _ O n um.. nu _-_ .| _U . U ' »_ 1 .- -‘ .`u.e \v.,l a ‘limit spoon. place 0|

Goduwirs and Gvrfeioous exrer- ` showwfdfef iiiulirdaly s°"'°°'7° °"“1“ lmolf or sllgllilv .»llllv~‘l»l»\§` lfkliil hi; f°X°‘~ “W H °°“S“”““H ‘him ‘ml 'MK 01 1°-‘lee weve' and She !!\1!13l»€d, th” U10 D5fU'¥l'l-lga-“S Jlilality that we sa? ifllqat/hngqthei much of a iuiurc. Dwilclliarly as it DMS would be renewed ‘f necesgary ‘l°“'n mfofl' “fm 3 View of mu-Y: would become ulothful? True. the champions or the ost e imwi S fl Simple nmlwr redux- to produce. ‘“"“° “ day' I' y°‘” ‘°’“"7 d° “W ‘“““" “""f" has 8 bl” °f ’“"‘?"’ “"1 willow Dtarrniizsm is mia-mtofy and wondering how sogle of' ‘if 31?; ` D good ’"m"‘U"" by ‘iwmg 8 "dl Seem w drink up their “mer N mg on mp md' me jaws bpmg hen

thi. hubit has its mfjuumu but` hd swings to the darkm’ Colm i0.\' Oli lilc oiiler llillld I think T would be Wen to and some Salt to 0il2\l"- dUl`lll‘-3 fills °l`N‘mlf"*fl~

is 1 ‘ ` ' ~

_ . » _ _ ille ration if you are not already

it gull needs ull its pod-or lo more aliases. are going to get hook more, _ _‘_l_l-_}_‘___‘i_1_\‘&_;f__2_'1 l<_{i"_U1<1_ °_f the l _,Omg _..,_ sau u ,_ ,,__C_._g.a,y m__ _“E the so mil fight n_ _ o and at the numbe of ~ ‘ -_ - “ “lf “ ‘° USM -» -

- e i s eecssary t 1' YBHIS feflillf-i nu _ mm me b_____,_l__, of _un s_I_ ‘ stl.ue-nt for the diet of any animal

cross some of the great la-ke# en- ed t° Convert V’ me d9~Fk@1` types, ef _` countered in its _1O_u.m,y5_ ‘ fs; un_ders_iand,_becl\lne hlgil_ ‘C15 Sk

Other species of ptannigans “U” ° Tami' and ll 15'

th » , ,. _ I lmvc nlelliloned "lame fash-‘ with prfwtieelly non-mixrraiory edark f°x "‘at'1S"°“ rm' ‘iolry _.ho as you huow 1; a licklel Avoldlmee °f fab’ fill m“Hl\

habits and mfr!-horle of feeding

a. -branch out of reach of mink or

bled. especially in these days of

rt .

‘There is s tide in the affairs desk men and it seems we've missed B

“co

Next day he was down with ld," which rapidly became

O politics! what stupldities are uneumonim and he almmt d_ied_ It

S S

spores

DANGER IN MOULDS. th,-out

roubl

ar wc t of Ulverston mm

aid at the time that the began to germinate in his and lungs and caused the

e; but not being s medical I could neither oonfuto nor

eil' region. me

In the pamphlet of “Birds offyhloaga, mu, attention to th

1 "V100 FKIW9-fd I-Slmd-" lei/ily menace io the fe.mer‘s health in

.Nleheft time H so ww’ 286- mouthing mould from h y or

‘J End'-:ne or Brant BW-” TNS grain into the lungs .4 dlzeue is olmm Us about " dozen mes

d read %3'1_R‘“dd7 Tum' ‘et “P Very sim’-1”' 'D the Fair and most of them were care-

nl-_ meh d ru li, _

Entlshd. Speaking at the Con-

. ' e

Hone." and is an error hooded "silicosis" of miners, which is pro- _fl

DOC ada

con

ss of Radiology held in

firm this.

NATURE NOTES.

insect, at the Oentl-'al School

ily prepared. One or two ool-

°°‘l W bfelfhkw the fine wel leotlong had been mode without

e aid of a mounting-board, so at the wings were not properly mlayed There is e little

.f./_ _

tries, but it is generally taken pamphlet, by Dr. McDonnaugh.

labored breathing, prog-resolve

found_" Practitioners ` in rurnl

Bee symp ms. and the treat-

Mink Breeders 5;;

If you want the rl

start with the right ‘_ stock_ write for PLAN

*nd PRICES.

"3-

@ »-¢

R.R.1 _ Winnipeg. 55 ;.: '- :-: _ :-: -- :-: :-: EEL]

teem of themselves to be peace-__

Ml. :_ noun Murcia (uhh Vluullwn OIAILGITITOVIN, P.l.l.

Wu J Home lim. MISS". IRACI, McKAY I CG., LTD. MMAIIIDI, P. I. I.

hat should be in every school

bra.ly_ It is entitled "Directions for Collecting and Preserving In- sects." and it is to be had (free) from the Entomological Branch of the Dept. of Agriculture, Ottawa.. The Insects should form the -basis of the school museum, in the abs-

‘gl_5t1'l¢l-5 Wea! 111866 in look for ence of a Provincial museum.

In one case I noticed a Sphinx

Moth, new to me and the fourth

_, species noted The win s howeve . » 1 -‘- i ~'. §_-, .‘. 55?? .‘- TE'

ill

- K . Y.

were closed. an obstacle to its identification; but I have a "hunch" it was the “Five-spotted Hawk-moth."

My four-year old wild-grape

vine did well this year. I took off ‘bunches of black grapes to | weight of four and a half pounds ond mode two quarts of grape jam -or should it be jelly? for the skins and stones were strained off. It is pronounced superior to all the other native jams. One noticable Quality was the amount of pectin the fruit contains, which caused it to "jell" right away, I left a few -blulches on the vine in case my friends want seeds, .Whileintownforthe School Fair, 1 coiled on a friend who hug a vegetable garden. His tomatoes a.nd there were many ripe fruits. formed a thick mat over the ground There had been no blossom-end not at all, my friend said!

sportsmen knows with what bold ness the more daring Species seek to take Wounded birds. The value of hawks in the removal of game birds suffering from contagious diseases is also recognized by close students oi' the subject.

A little thought should convince

theory that has been the basis oi most of the prejudice directed toward them. Ii' this were well- founded then the declination of the predators would have resulted in an increase of game bil~b=, In truth both hawks and game have decreased slmllltancously and from l-he some primary cause-Man.

i___~::_:. __ __

( Qolltillued on page 14)

Fox Farm “Hoppers

the stars of the show. the somewhat "55 sudden a pearance of an all black gm

fox. ~ P f ‘ v _ ' `

_ Many of the birds which are fox wl'ap made stvllsis sit up sud- E i taken by birds or p_______ am d_____| dent/ and take notice. ____

ms I’ ‘ and

whieh make flight virtually lm- R'“"‘“,” ‘lf Nfl’

necessary, are undoubtedly en- address 5uys._..l§t°;_; ligrglitgiislsplencl “Med t0 keep in lfmlning Omy by that atrthe annual fur fashion shox? “mg

virtue of the constant devotion held in _yuue_ Due of the most su__k_ sliver - _ _ _ Ta, of their enemies, the hawks and ing garments shown was a mag- j of 5'0" ‘Tho hm” not _“mad-V done 5° force fur on foxes' It md the mcs' ' S

other predatory birds. The same, nlflccnt full length evening cape ofi M’ lf" 1" “lr b""" U" Omer 'S bu

is tnle of our other groire and jet black fox. Of cmlrse it was a l Mm;

quail. birds that in ihh absence beollilfhlly Styled and made arlr- g°‘d _

of winged enemies might round out merit but f0l1o\vih_z a series of an- ‘"‘h°f"l 0' li- 5“l’l°li"-" ‘ll Wild marie" mm'

their e¥\lli`€ lives \\'li»h01il» other nual fashion shows in which the “W mum, than that -ne°,._e_._-,I-_V to r,.a_ch heavily sllvcred fox garments were mm*

your risk, ln ndfiiiioll in run- - 1935"

dl ., ful _ 3

ill'r-rulllll: l<>rl:l_\' 1:; sllowing OCL

du-lnflllhg uf uh him-ming mio ’ chewing wood. Sometime-= the HI-<0 ‘ 1"'

if :lies nmulnl can be bred sue- _rrsl _=illll_\', ii sllmllrl ronllilrmd a very , mee

1- I due

xslrliv iolll' iw-r~k.= from Monday. Pmvlllelhl Sliver Fox Show rlt_ F

__ 3 solllc

three or four color phases of ibe in _ fox. I would recommend those l I ¢‘XD01'm€I1l€d Wllh Cod 1i"@I' Oil L0

profile _-1 hd img a big future _ of causing heartburn. which in rum

if not fed as such should br

e milk, I would collsiciel' advls- in order to maintain color, at l where the guard fur seems io ' an advanced stage. Years ago

they became vcrv brown in late _ _ "

part of the feed constituent. If

aring At Sydney

UI`TA\VA_ Sept. 30-_(OP)-Til

iff Board will visit Sydney. ll on Oct. 27 and hold H. publlt

obelz Fats also have a tendency Waring on Mk” Ll' was mm°‘m°e‘

l here

» - ~ _ i hen lfcsts itself hv biting of tips ol _

tod ay. The pilrpose of th;

rme lvl li he to enable =l'o<ied pa rr le.-. to in form thc

llts from lack of vegetables or‘l`*’W"'l f""’W“fTil1“-L' Eli* i‘PlHl101'1 0|

ns in the feed and also may he

sfnfiliwy l'fiul'l'l on illvesimeni_"l eauserl hy iallmiies but usu.1li_\' 1;. ‘lllf

to stomach iroub`e.

__ __ __ _Y _ axes should be examined for

f_Tem_n_s_ I _ I c_b_ _n d We ure informed that this blank Cl.hvl_lolietli.\_n_ulll _ct under way. fleas if were appears _D be any

Nova Scotia noni mfillstry M tlrcdllrinn ni vokr in Canada.

lille

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was or y rem de . fox Wrap brought in many order; to It will be lclchlilg day for the ani- s_ _

of this by an experience on tho* th r t W t" d mnls in the Main Bliilding: at the g

shores of Great Boar Lake in] hO€veT;.1_“`;;;¢u€§;' foxe Exilillitimiful-ollnfls and _ilie Classi- aim northem Corrado. While col!o¢ti_hg_ were not as We Supposed uatural ilczlfioll Comm ite:-_ cr>llslstul_g RW, me ~°D€Ciml‘nS I “'0U1l€l€fl R lltfwmigflll black fox but were very nne red ` F B“"k"- P*""'m C“"‘“ "'“ _ "5 gh -~

_ - ~ l -ll #11 l -l v ~1l iiln tho. 0; .

which lowered or climbed highi foxes which had been dyed this B( -_ “l "' »“’-_~‘ "“`“ ‘1 9 g _ t~ ,__ ~f' _ in the RR. as frequently haplwnsi lovely brilliant let black shade. Wei °l'~'1‘1"-“ l“ l]“"r Y"-“l“"°l“`e _ ml" ` some xmas ra ‘er ch neun m more

-l LARGE Pill’ CROP

0 OVW 9- IJUP Of Hdllll- 11919 and llnsure a large crop nf healthy,

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ri. through your herd to see if _ vig wus pups ‘his War hy feeding e are any fleas present. It is* `

_ _ ._ ._ _ . - ltheir presence-they are such sl';

in such case-s_ Mounting ln o, spiral i were informed on good nuthorliy the l’h“~"`S‘_ f"°’“ l”‘s"?“ ’mHCau_°ns. a ‘ lit c chaps and Bet. in so close lil

ROYAL FOX FEED

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the hh-d had nearly ugnlghedi reason natural black fox skins had l>111-§Ij€}_‘_i1lW S'-‘f me ‘il *J* a S‘{“__ _ th., from sight befme it We__kened| non been used fo,-this Cape was bu_ nsv_c.r_l_\\\.i_lr~re _ihl_nug_llolli_ the Plot _ ow

_ in go on the rnille ill competition. :lin

ne ghboring spruce. The hawk lladi W t k U ug la f “us black -~-- "

Seen the l»0Vi'€I‘lT1{I bird from a dis- fax fag; E5 a?esigriPar!1I igdicaiiolhof Whzlt me (llc most :_lec’es<_al'_v _l lil tance. and perceiving instantly u trend in fashion This Season fur things ic do from nmv uuili peltll_uz_ div that it was disabled. had flown in faghjonists are showing fur gsr- time in nl'rlr~r_ ic have our foxes ln , pil? to capture it. Had I lo=e sight of me-nts mode up from long-haired the ilesi llcsslhif- -simile? 'Filet is H; C

em- fo 1 me kept it in View being especially sufficient qtiantlty of tl1e_llatlllal SAN .- _1»___-__ _wwf ,__.____m______g “___(__k5_____q anxious to retrieve it, and as I b1“e_b1_"”ktf°x sklgs T” ’;‘__”__"l:__P_‘_;”' _;u__{ud MW tho mmm muuhus re_ con ran to pick up my specimen a ikigs 33.8 :g_l,N,¢§)uf.);l0,, `0f the qulrrri in nil out rilh mlimrlls and de-l Gyrfalcon suddenly appeared and O___u“,u`_a__ ' \-ffm, the ful- qlmlii.¢~_-_ sllfriciently;

aligkhted on the summit of a ' "

Watch for roughness in boards .5 A

_ ch as chutes or al-lytllmg the fox I

go over some 800 chuics \\`iih files

skill. If located use your flea

il ect lc :mrs and (lens with a tive l tal' prcpa`ration_ _ Sc(-U

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rub aga‘nst_ This seasoll we had I

i on some of them ue placed

Results during former seasons

tier at least twice, some six or ` shows thai the use of Royal with s ll d“l'S apart and be :ture and I good memt ration is the mos! posi- li' ll fl

way known for the rancher ta re best hrer-ding results.

Insist on RoyaL

sk your dealer today of write

direct to

_ e St. John iuliiing

ces of zinc and we are watching

nl all very carefully to soc thai

the game the great falcon wouldidnrk fuys_'I’hejacket. the short co.-lt qucsilon I nm flcqllcnilii <i<‘bflili1i!,1l“ll"“g “ugh "m’l[°r"5 “ml I B

UI1<l011‘J'l»€dly have sccllred it. In and the cape, manufactured from u'iv‘l lu\~_<<~ifnncl liorlcllbicihers arc sro* h ___ ___ __ _.__ many instances where hawks have dyed brown-black skunk are right mine same il'.'lnlr‘_of_ m_.nrl_ (T ;~'_0;1_l;l I _f_l;;?_l__;C_Z‘_l;P; pig; _§__§’_e5a‘)_‘éw°_;`____;‘_f5_ eaten game bu~d_.,_ it is oertum that r£u,_featured g5‘5Wom_othlng__ne\}/_in say that ciealllllllnss ln leger vig, _

ihese have been taken under *i”*"”`“ "Y `

wing pelt_ A few hairs here and gum; John New Brmmmuk

similar circumsto,nce=, as every --»»---Mn' ~ ‘ """‘_ T- 7 Tl

THERE is ”

anyone of the fallacy oi' the argu- l ment that the lessening ranks of l

our game birds have been the result of depredntion by hawks, a . '

FURRIERS ARE LOOK-

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SCANDIA No. 6 for large fax farms SCANDIA Nc. 5 lighter than shove

without hand lever for small fox farms. .`

F. W. Lamplough 8. Co l Limited Montreal, Que.

P. E- Inland Agent! Y &/c"/ u

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MB.

PELTS HAVING TH ES

TERISTICS-

° VERY SILKY Fl FUR.

° S L A T E B L UNDERFUR.

0 SHORT NAP.

Prorurabie from all Dealers. I l INDIAN LEATHER

SOFT, PL|ABLE AND

SOFT.

ING FOR AND PAYING

HIGH PRICES FOR

CLAIRVAL CHARAC-

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For the past three years. with a collection of 1000 pciis. deprived

of its hesi specimens which were _sold as breeders nr kept for increase, we lopped the (`:lnadian Market in Bionirezll (Czlnllduln l~lll~ Allctlnn

NE _

Sales Cn.) with

CLAIRVAL MINK TOPPED i

_THE CANADIAN MAR KET 5 i

YEARS IN SUCCESSION l

for best lot nf 50 in 1934 $10.00 for best Int of 100 in 1935

The latter price was $10.00 higher than the next hcsi price recc_iv- i

cd fm'_an_v lot by any other breeder. It was ln fact the highest price

S-14.00 for best int of 263 in 1936 $50.00 for best lot of 50 in i936

paid for any lol in North America this winicr.

25') cash deposit with order. balance prior to shipment. We guarantee live delivery of all mink shipped. we insure ihem zmd_ replace any one

dying in iransporatatlon to your nearest Express Office

CLAIRVAL

TERMS OF SALES

We sell in irios only, one male and two females. unrelated, of the _l

best quality. meaning extra dark: silky short nap, slate un_derfur, aver- age size and from a lliter of 4 minimum. for $250.00 per irlo f.o.h. here. V

LATERRIERE, P. Q.

Ltd. 1

References:-W. CHESTER S. MCLURE, Charlottetown, or

CANADIAN FUR AUCTION SALES CO. LTD. Montreal, P.Q '

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