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SENNETT COMEDY AND

Mat. 3.15 `

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Piercing screams - a shot In the dark - moans and erlea tearing

through the night - an under

tingle with ex citementl lntfllll

world thriller that will make you

ln' ._ remarkable -romantic - itll’

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PRINCE EDWARD TUDAY .§'.‘.'.1..

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WALTER

CARMEL MYERS

RAYMOND_HA1f_l’ON

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ef; A best-seller from

the pen of the

greatest of all m ster writers I

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helm

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Thrills

Niiful Aoaon

West

WITH GILBERT F01. AND

Crystals

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Nose .l

were penalized in this period.

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out Abbl€S Y -!fMaf0lify Are in Accord? . Br TIC _ V ‘the scores to s. orndysad Gordon |_ Imp

Prince Edward Island fox breeders

Smith, Superintendent of the Do

Westem ‘sextet hemmed in behind face-oi! on an easy roller which went . ' Wmml t their blue line kicking and betting through stuns hands. I ”‘”"°” G°"""“°“t E’“’°'1’“°"m M°“lf¢"1

the much abused rubber to all parts The Abegwelts opened a four man wx Ranch’ summersme’ P' E' I' WM *t

Last summer and fall months have

of the ice space. attack to even the score but defen- M3"°°“‘

W* glue “emu of their opmuuulu and been without question the driest sea- Nels _S

un" u 1 _ sons that have been experienced on rrulllorr

L ' Y Gm" Gum geixalvzlgcgnlrzai mms” tum the m““d i" ’°°°”° y°““' ‘md the lgeenerw

Os. LeFurgey, one of the best goal- Grady, Reg Saunders, Nicholson mu for 5 depth M but “et” and °f the 5

-» ies to come down the Island pike, and Lawlor drew realities in this m°'° “S "5 dry as p°wd"' The

CHURCR or. SCOTLAND _ Rev was the big cog in the machine that Period. external plarasites of_ slluier foiles ogthel'

Wallace Mucwullrer wlu preach ul; turned the determined Abbies back “chu “sd °“l__ *lmrm ‘Sl _'ie' es" sed are Came Cove on Saturday evenln 1”” nliiht- He had eim°=t as many Lmsurg bfee an mu ov rap y. _llsnm - philadelphia. The senators are on February .mr 8’ shots to handle in the last period as '°‘°°d' °" "md" ‘md “vel 5° “nd U" bl '- ` slull, Abbie goalie had during the Aberweiir ' crystals °’°"°L°"" °“ f`°‘"y dry "md °" P’“°“° srowing

__ __ CHRIST-S CHURCH Cherry var entire game. LeFurgey’s work was Goal On the other hand, the external par- Quulrers

1- '-W" ' “-' ’ ' f, U] h m | th h t sguu L flu- “nes °f foxes are very rarely a men' Some

Guru lov. sunday. Feb. 8th. evening pray- r y P °“° ma mug °“ every e "Y new fox ranches on wet and swampy lr,

, \

anchises.

won 2 to 1.

apparently after the time- bell had denoted the finish rst period.

Ottawa-Philadelphia matters likely to be discus-

the situations at Ottawa and

should be placed elsewhere. of the clubs in the circuit

- 1 h l f are favor of the league purchas-

et A ___ er wltlr semrorr at 230 P m per od w en he had to kck out 42 De ence _ u ld be ded th _

l , - e

_un

Monday night s, fast same of heck H-

uy was played. in Highfileld |R.i!`ik when the omrilles' of Highfield wok J-

AUc'rIoN Fon Y F _ ' ' ,

me __new of North River rum camp K_ Pldgeorr L_ Campbell ren of Mar H _'l' IVES-Child molested If the Abrues were predrcu Pmwse Mcnuuurd the foxes were heavily infested with .matter

. G_ Stewart L Davlsm., Y H Thursday, Feb. .. ,, earmites and fleas and there were ._

to the tune of three to nothing. It 5th Auspices sewln Clrcle Ad rs ed to bump and bump hard, last Gordon _ . _

L_ Coulson - 5 . m - _ughu me writer fuued lu see “_ and more cases of severe and rampan pass out

51°" 25 °°“f5- 3132 ‘au the uumu uveut mu summéruldu SHOTS ON NET infestation of carmites than the Ex- definitely known regarding the life time

. - . . . . . , , ‘ had history

. nl l Willianl Mulplly ilallcllcci thc _ _ _ __ _ f -cl - l tl __ t k th ht _ Venmental F°x Ranch 1155 ever

me Gmmbes sawed A ce Koa gomg lsllc to the satishlclioll of :lil ' ll-l' (" “' I" AL'('Tl0:"AI` ln" AUC' 'orwm S lcalzmg Us oo C I .femrred W mem b°f°re' The “me hsve

was a fast and snappy game full of

thrills and spills. Wallace Read of ` W. Duggan

_ _.__ _ "This period

1', 0

the full length of rink le score. A. fwli M. Coles socled the other two seals Cm' Ln a cute and quiet manner. P Major S. Steed, played' a hard lil game, doing one quarter in Sl seconds , Page Tom Holmes, All the Gramtes played a hard fast game. The North River boys are s. hard lot to beat and have won some hard games this season. Kerr Warren was the outstanding Lindy. Chalmers,

Newsome played a g00d Same 111 U16

e final competition for

nets; The Granite boys cheer sons wright Trophy was held lest e

Happy Days are here Again, sure ing made those Granites skate. in

Mir. Art Camlpbell handled the tes

whistle in big league styyle. The line 1-(_ up was foliows._ .pf ;¢ th

l /

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Norta luver al" ' G-ranitcr th

L *i~\r""- A " _ ». be

Goal 7 .\ 7 J.

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_ Defence _,ffl `5k

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Jewel. ral-A-1¢'Wl5ln Jewel » Geo. Oaison bo

J '_“-

ii' Forwards .»._ kin ,_ _ ,r

-‘R2 ` sr

Kerr Warren _ H- S*-Wd

F, Warren W. Rodd W C. Stevenson. _ A. M. Coles

.A_ i-__ _ _ J

c. Newsome' ` A. weeks C

` J J.

In but to be a first-Claes deeier. e who remain are s llsblllty to the W

gt , Ja . 31st _

on saturday a emoon n ¢'m9-I1 Ill"-‘lil h9»V€ "£406 the Sfbiml’ Province since few have had any ni

tho Path Finders of French River W

and Bearcats

fast game of hockey, the Bearcats

the Path Finders, 6 to e

shuttins out

l'L_°/ 'll A -’

|343 nm-phy, by a spectacular play _T

gh the defence and sent W

wleked wing shot past Pidgeon. in

goal came after about

soloed throu

I. The second up minutes

beat Pidllilll

of Bea View, played a

1 'Ilo

rim Period I .

gf play. Les Coulson it

grabbed a loose puck at center ice to

for the second score.

Rodd

. W. Ellswoth

Stanley Hurry C

P Y Times without number the Crystal Saunders Montgomery

P_ Hurdlrrg R* Sutherland 3128-2-4-Zi rorwurds broke away to cout through lsuuuuebrlsuu schumm In the great majority of cases refer- The _

mpbell w_ Simmonds m the Abblu defence untouched and un Luwlur slluplruulr rod to the Experimental Fox R.anch_the Ottawa Hockey Association is a after the league for flllnllclal ns.

of doubt and drastic action _slstancc.

L0 lrrro mu luuu M u ln their teeth and colltiilued to coast First Period

'§

' "There are some people who

_ _, would noet have a woman doctor, ev- Oppgnnmrry KQNQCKNG

‘IN “Ui 1'*°d°"‘ ”"“°° ‘°”‘° “""““° clog married."

efforts. but the defence.

After about five minutes of play.

uld not get through Period ends 2 to nil.

.,.,--

42.

7 #jg

second Period --~` "

determine score but the goal In kggpgr wasnt taking orders for rub-

bout three minutes of hy scored on a PBS!

Wlldrvn DUSSBD

took tho puck from the face off to

on a wicked WU18 811°* few mhautes the Bearcats hard by the Pathiind missed some sood on- goore. Ivan Davison

picked the Puck from a mix-up Ind i

ber. After I play. E M" from .oimmc

beat Pidkeon In the next were pushed are, but the! portunities to

slammed in th M\li'Ph!» 011 Sutherland. sixth and

“snr _

goal.

,` ' -rblrarorloa

teams Dllillil the stellar not lea prevented was 0 to nil |ats:- bil EB!!!

e fifth counter. lddli Q pus from Robert

pldgeorl for the

yy very Init, both gm, open hdclii. but minding of both 300|'

further 50°" mi hw,-Q Bear-

“"" lseusltri

nmrns

CLASIFIED ADS

0°*/°¢' mlm Ui” UP lint' 140% °f Eel- about me mending bicycles"

en if they were on their deatih-bed,

d l/heb' °0U1d 11041 Bei B mlm" She At a village concert at which the id- There 8-T2 8150 S°m¢ P15095 local blacksmith was chairman, a here Drill' ii W°mBn d°°l'°1‘ can 8;; vocalist was loudly encored after e ~ This field is B5 UPS* B-5 the WUI' sin in "The Vill e Blacksmith.” As he went on to -mr me sl,_uderrls_ ..A he swag about to Bispond to the “__ nl-st seven minutes when Nicholson l'~*'°1555 h°'m°'m“k°1' is better than core the chairman whispered: When E f1l`5t’°l°5S d°°l'°"l but 9 Woman you sing that again put in a verse

d ‘ .

-_L

93rd year. Funeral notice later. yA-|~5|¢N_4|, pmng

Please omit flowers. ____

BBYENTON'-At Brackley on Tues-

day, Feb. 3rd William Bryenton in pgchcr-Why were you kept in at his Both year. Funeral from his late schwl-, l`¢ll4¢n°° °ll Th“"d*Y mb- 53'- 5°" Bon-I didn't know where the As- viees starting at 2 o'cloek. Intemient on, ,em

WU\°l°° 5°“¢h- Father-In future just remember

SUPREME COURT-The presen

suit of Rev Dr Genge vs Monteith R Hardy continued yesterday before Mr. Justice Saunders. Five witnesses Achibald Beaton, Uttlely Bert, John

lll the curling rink and resulted 'Berrlgrm Seymore Bert Gum.; Alb Sei” a very close contest between the red _,r,r,'We,re ermrrrlrred .meecuurl throush to Lefursev oitener than

'"5 S*“PP°<l by W- F- '1'“Yl°1' and edloulmed till lo.ao this moi-ning. ““

A. Ebers. Sixteen teams entered

e competition and the different DAMAGING FmE_Flre was dls_ COU

Fam” We” Played °n Scheimle time- covered in the residence of Mr. Em- sw

° Wm” reaching the “nil 5”” mett Hammil on valley Street about kept plugging tm the mm ben' mg as f°u°W5: eight o'clock last evening, and an

5°"‘"‘°1' D- Mi’-°L°°d alarm was sent in at once. The tire- the F' M°'°Le°d Dr- Creelmfm men responded at once, and appar- 3

- G~ Duffl’ . C- M~ Williams cnily extinguished the fire. A blaze wise' when the going is smwth the

H. . » W. .

_A GENTS F ?iy1°1‘ broke out again, however, resulting in inwards are twice as slippery’ and P P 9 additional damage, the erlblrz inter- on snurday “ft°m°°“ and °Ve“"io1~ of the building being gutted by ninety how to get mal! inside the g it is planned to hold the second me and water blue 1m°_'"‘d mme the Ab°¥W¢lt5 nspiel of the season between East like “-

_liild W8Sl2. Individual DI‘iZe5 life DC' UNEMPLOYED vIsIT0Rs_ Star

Z offered for the winning teams. _,les of ,_ comrmratlvely prosperous the "'n'"`°° H°“°m°“" were 'V917'

Prince Edward Island in the resent period of world depression have ap-

OMAN DOCTOR- "AS parently gained much credit aboard. an

DIFFICULT TASK Unemployed from various sections

of the Maritime Provinces and

'IUHDN'-I0. Oni-, Feb 3-(BY The from points even as far distant as M imadian Press)-The "pioneer work Ontario have "h0boed" their way done and time is no halo of lu- thither. while their number is not "P

ns vs. Beane/'fI’s is

PATH FINDE ance On 8- WOM!-ii d0°i-OF 01' i0di1Y. large most of the men of this class ue

f a man in the Same D0S1i10ilr DI- experience at farm work. A num- E

F1011 HU‘1°~l‘d *Old Ui_liV€"5l~W °f ber of stlragglers flomslsrtcrprofvlnces nto women students in the Wom are at ln-esent serving _lgll sent- W” Ia” “mm” it Wm be 3"” t°°

» b HS UHIOH- _ ences on charges oi’ vagrancy

-1- EXPERT ADVICE

, - Shlpowner-We must have Gov-

ADAMS--At the P. E. I. I-Ioilpita, t 1 _ Th 1 ll b

. Peru 3rd_ 1931 to ML und- Mm wur_ emmen a d' e pe°°° mm ‘f tieing score, the latter doing the job

‘ Path Finders opened the play fast.

d to '

. FP

beat last

made to realize the expense of op

¢¢ Ad°mH ° b°Y~ erating ships. Why, bamacles alone

wilt# cost our ships $100,000,000 a year.

DEATHS lrmeleney Expert-well, why dolft

#L-mf you cut that figure down? Use al

M.cLu0D_Pu”ed away ut hrs mu cheaper grade of bam__cu_s__m_ get lplrrllin forced to bend. There was no idence-49 Villa Street on Tuesday, 1 nh 1 f gh _ Feb. 3rd, Alexander B. Macleod fn his Bong W ew" 9 em W” fuwred hy tm 'wk °! “dung

WHBYQ YOU Dlilt thlfill.

ning did he touch sn opponent

It has been proven 'all winter that

Crystals are less effective against hard bodying game than other-

st night they demonstrated to a

Siliiphant, schurman and Gallant,

thing Summerside wished for last

*W*-*~ p night. Their work eclipsed their team

ates so much that they were in class by themselves, and every

count thy registered was as clean

the ice they skated upon. The Crystals are now two games in the second section of the Leag- wlth three to play. The Abeg-

eits have got to win next Friday ght at Bummerside to be anywhere the running, and if their defence as open in the coming game as it

ad for the home talent.

The Seem

I-‘int Period

The game opened fast, with Ab- gweits dominating the play for the

finaly tallied the girst goal oi' the night on a pass from Squarebriggs. The count came after a great pass- ing game that had even the Sum- merside fans applauding. The lead was shortilved, however, Schuman and Silliphant worked a short pass- lllg exhibition that netted them the

on a pass from Jackie. Six minutes later Crystals went into the lead when Scllurmarl stickliandled and fnkeshot his way to Stull, who was

her scoring in this period, which

forwards inside the blue lille.

Penalties-Williams-Abbies 2 min-

utes.

leeeal Period

Withthelcore2io1a¢ainatthem

Abegweiie opened an attack that soon had Iiefurgey prostrate on the lee. Bquarebrius finally realised on Saunders reholmd. The tally came af-

`-"_____***°* . "f"tertwominuteaofbockey.Ina|

some annln ln nonaw, rno- - ° " '

vuuuur mud 8° "_ r_rmuuu_ Wegfefn Guqfdlan many more minutes from the abou col. cameron later was appointee means by which the disease vu vlll,_ _ 3l34..3.4_lm°_ _ Umtals again went into thc_ A.D.M.B._ at Aldershot and has transmitted tothe foxes,or from one_ ___&________ -,- 'V |1:"¢0mammM¢Mmmapu_umwmaMmnmnatmlaM-108108110*-lm'-’1'h¢lllll¢lll0ref0l'll

IDISALI-0LDPAPlls,SCEN'rl -'HIE Poll' ELGIN Mohwls fromuradpdxminuteslaterlaun- gem. leiehan fstihellwhd to the worms and other intel-nail bundle- Guardian Omer. 2-4-if sro playing tho crystal satan indoors :close to double the more oo admin; ua 'n-Imax astothemed- parasites- While the chief not ofivarts. ` '

t , A i wi lft ot.

E he Cfrltal Rink Summersido,thi| bbelon A eked e winglh

. in t s clock. and see 'ree minutes befor the bell, I4 lorr _ _ "°““l.e_».lle....i-..a._'°"" ‘”" “"' hrllil-.thshirmalanalwh

(Continued from page il

fought their way to within 200 miles

tinually augmented by the native

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-'L5 - Gfanl 88 l‘8 A. Pidseoii J- MUYP Y ` ' ° shots on his citadel wblle stun look Power Grady "1 'A' lm” exp' e ma ‘"3 th” " Defence B I SOCIETY 'T ___ cure or 28 ‘ Sulllelt Saunders majority of foxes on Prince Edward the players ,mans the other clubs

' 1'

' ' _ - ~ _ _Murphy l ` - 8 a monthly ' ' r Island were subject, during the last md an

gal" Wgnners R MHCKGHM J R lrrreellrrg Thursday euuuu u Never ln the history of e greet wlusm D. crumb

. MacLeod Roy Burt , ' E p. m. .many games prayed rn this cuy were nuwurdu year, to 9. H1016 Severe flea and 6”' until expansion is considered advis- Instead of Wednesday. Full atte d _ _u _ _ _

franchises and distributing

eight team loop carrying on

Forwards ll ,, l mite infestation than in any other al,le_

Meek E Mur u ance requested Important business mal hockeyisu treated so silky Nchouon U annum time of the history of the industry.

ere tomorrow for 'their the

meeting. Several matters of mond, Quain, director and loge1l,(l_

ness a game at the Forum were held Squarebriggs again evened ths count. ° lUlD0l'tllw0 Ire cn the agenda, it is viser '

breathless during the last' live mln- sehurlrlan scored nie winning goal ms hee" f°"“"d°d t° The G“‘"d' “MB f°°d

ales of an abegweitattsekthsthsdthe ol the night a heir minute from the ‘°‘“ ‘°' ”“b”°““°“ by D" G' E“““" may mek

tewart scored the goal in the

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old Make Noi. loeeieey?

ortant Matters Before Moguls At ’l`o;-onto 0,,

skating like demons and stlcklimd- ”'*’_ _ Saturday-President

ling like nob0d,v's business, Crystals '.l‘hird.Per|Ml Danger From Dlsease

of Bummerside out-goaled the Ab- ` ° ' _"

egweits 6 to 5 at the Forum last 'In six minutes Jack Squarebriggs, Carrying Parasites Fr

night in a ses-saw battle that lasted the "daddy" or the Abbie forwards Stressed By Dr. G- E.

throughout a whirlwind three periods last night made the count read 4 all

of hockey, that developed into any- six minutes from the face-off. Five T°R'°NT°» ~ " “_ body’s game as the final minutes minutes from Johnny’s net twister, _ M Huck” una’ mom” ww “_ ur Hockey League docs not some lu ticked away. cblclr oeuaot again put crystals ln ;S°ml>° 11 The larlest crowd of fans to wit- the lead and one minute later The following imwmmt warning tu m°“t°hl3'

Calder To Give Decision

Some Clubs Favor .League _Taking The

Ont, Feb. 3.-Nation ‘may have to be taken if me :gmc

assistance of the Senators, Red,

of the Auditorium comllrrrry

. President Frank 'Calder stated this afternoon bciorr llc left' e known his decision ron-_for ` he disputed goal scored by govemors of the league.

Mlroons against the Fai- William Foran, prcsldolli of th, Detroit last Tuesday._ The Ottawa Hockey Association, is leav-

Toronto to attend s lll~-ctillg of

ing for Toronto tonight lo attend

meeting, and will rc-pier.:-llt me

Ottawa interests with Mr, Qll,,;,,_ He- conrlrmed reports that nllnrs hall, been received, for the Selllltcrs, buy said that nothing would be dolls un- til after the meeting tolllol~l-ow,

C0nsid°rs Offer Low V

Mr. Quain pointed out lim, lm

ock at present and there is al AUdif0!‘lUiYi Cvmpfihy owlls sn th,

feeling the Ottawa.; and stock in the Ottawa Hockey ,ss_<,,,c.

l rr .. _ . .

iat o We are facing il dlillrllll slt- uation, but have not reiusccl llli- .$100, 000 offer for the franchise as ex tended by Harold- code," he sold.

"We consider the offer a small one

as we have already rccelvl-rl 0170,., reaching $50,000 for some of our lllny. ers. I cannot say which players."

Mr. Quoin made it

00mPl¢t|0¥l Of the 8888011 by Ottawa Hockey Associlllioll is going

Dlilln that the

rred_ There was only one lrl.rrrrllr._, _ P - Oil oy lllgllt in the in on Slurr who was also badly yes refers to flea infestation; in visiting reason unurues_R_ Bum 2 mruurcs for C. W. L. hall, tllc ladies first prize was very budry ou, ru hrs attempt to stop on srull_9 some ranches the fleas were not only pear very probable that with the

" ' sites of

more Koala. but last night's see-saw ‘ 00118 0: New Y°l‘k Rliikefs 3- New 'X' -

rm,-lg was em-,ugh to break the ll York Americans 4; 0ttawa2. Canad- The Wm" W°'k°d in °°°°p°r““°“ wt th” it Wm b° imma that “me “lest of heam_ but not tlrey_ who len, 2; q-°l.°nt°l_ Brulrm -lr Derrolt with the United States Department_ chilli

2_ Il-,¢¢m,tl°n‘l_wlnd”r. ur Plmr of Agriculture and the United States rl°001ifiiIl'Y l,u;s,lr"l_""' Marine and Hospital service in an life cycle of the various worms can-

attempt to eradicate Rockey Moun- not be tain Spotted Fever in certain sec- of the

tions of the Western States. It was the foxes would be 1mD°S61bl¢~

CASES found that the only means by which '

this dreaded disease could be coun-

teracted was by controlling the ex- It is

*_ ls in th

1°' °‘ tm’ °’ "‘ M” "“”‘°“" “ thindlstgiitfigisltohdhgeezniiistend- woiln; Imkm and mt" °f 8' regiment ed by some well-recognized author- to the

°°m'p°°°d of sem' ormu' Yue; ities that some of the external para- fmlnaied by attacking the secondary

:le/cz gvzzrfhz-Br1gslo";|¢:MH°wlrw“m sites were the carriers of the disease. lillost a _ th um

- t . i

sums’ and ummm” wruh them uu_ That is to lluy that thereu vllsre llsarm f l;c}>`gue a e presen e In v ew

less paras es from h d ease o e

;‘lfh;;’dfr§°dl}‘°‘“° 1" °°°°°rr°"r 3;? standpoint and infected parasites, the infestation end lelorestiitlon ef

whose bite would transmit the dis- iritem

mel Mlwxemle md hu mm hm else. In order to eradicate the dis- still m

rr l rlu _ ease of the animals in those valleys, oi’ the

or Pmugnd' their 1 om where the disease had been known fclfes

me naw, ol ren umm 'b

of the worms after the eggs neis

with the feces, nothing is known flea powder. At tllv some

all the breeding nests and kell- should be torclled out and the

here is some secondary host

1 Y Ml' L A H3/iles but swarmed the alieyways and as and between the stages where the

O f b t i

_*_ __ °°“S°‘“i'°" “fm by Mrs ,,,.,§‘,§,,,°,,§,’;°B§§§‘§,,s§§"1,f§‘ 21,225 .,.,.,..., ,..,,.,., you w-ind do-ln row--n in one worm em we ev in fm fee- me

F' MCDOHHIG and Ml J ‘\Il;Alccl defenceman wha uuuarelrlly lei; me stull_9 your trouser legs became covered the foxes are re-infested. some ani-

lr- -rr_ WOH by Mrs. Siiilmonds. and thel_ Orr - observed on the foxes themselves worms t

, - `. .. ‘, on al

"bumper" home. Not once during the 011 I-»€f\ii‘¥€Y-'11 with new N°t ‘mly mm imestatmn m

3 tation of the case for the defense in ever . .

'I'h

nism plays a part in the life

ol-ga

of earmites and fleas themselves ma- history of the worm, but on that

d enough to even wrlukru hlu Thlrrl Perl” tsrially undermine the condition of point nothing is defirlitely known at

Sweuleru wnllumu mud hard' but wus Un sllu_ll_l0 the foxes, but it should also be taken the present time. and it has gener- llllru better, mm hls teummulu _ Un Lemr"y_23 into consideration the danger arising _ally been assumed UD f/0 the Present

The Abegwelr from me surely de_ Referee_L” L°wl_l.ler_ from the fact that external parasites for p ved u butler rum They went are known to be carriers of diseases. KFOUIICI

is extremely probable when the com-

Y Same this winter and scored Nllimill lélklle-M°h¢\’!ll Mar- D'“‘°' of I“f°°"°" V plete me cycles °t the mtemalpsrué

ractical purposes that the is the secondary host, but it

the foxes has been worked

animal organisms act as the

host, in whose absence the

completed and reproduction worms with reinfestation of

Need Of Precautlon also probable that eventually

nd not by the crude methods

lack of knowledge regarding

animal diseases are known to

lhlestszion but whether there is

immediate steps to eradicate the

parasites may be to their own

menace they may be to the fox industry of the Island.

for sal-mites during the in

between each treatment, using or the other of the following

Ear Mite Remedy u

When the iodine is dissolved

giyeerine, nintty Plris.

Apply with ordinary ormel's hair

li or swab of cotton wool.

ms During the winter months when-

Up to the present time in connec- the

tion with any discuss that have oe- ing curred from, time to time with silver taken to apply this solution only in foxes no definite evidence has been small quantities so that all of it re- obtalnsd regarding the source or

temperature is below the frees- point particular care should be

maimmuuweiladftheelf.

optional normals L '

TU' `

'rlnoturc of iodine, slyoorlne. equal

when the foxes have been treated

to assist the returned men well established, also that the worms for

earmites. they should also be l

trvotediornou ylitanmemil

passed out in the feces. Tol nests and kennels spl-ayccl mill fuel

from analogy it would ap- oil

S0 as to saturate every pilrt of

the woodwork of the nests and keni

nels should be well sprinkled with ordinary suilellur. The fuel ell re- fe to here is the slilllc lllllt is used at the electric iight pllllli. Sum. merside. Wllen the snow cvelltllslly disappears in the spring, it is very Probable ithat the ranches will hr subject again to ll. heavy eilrllliic and flea infestation. As soon as ll-\.~:.=llllc ali the pens should be torciloll and as S0011 Bl lll`ihe watll' irflm the snow and lee has been llll.=<~l'l>.-ll. me ground should be spl'a_ve<i willl lilo!- 0i1. l

l"ecdinl,' Procalllilllls '

pr Z gmmcmcns __ ___ b _ubber ‘rung hrs way Ldur_uey_a , nels. After that the llosts and ken.

rred

Each year ii large llllnli:l'l‘ of lllsvs

are referred to the Expel-llllnllhll lox Ranch where Lllc fclnalos ;.!l-.ll; ill whclp are suffering se\'er<-l_v liulll constipation. It is the guilt-ml ll.,-I,r_\" of the fox breeders oil the 1.\l.lllll tn" wd rations during thc bircflill-2 .».~.l-

radlcation of the insldiousl son consisting mostly of llzozlf, l',1lli_il ` that are at present a mcnacel is

silver fox industry will be el- condition of the foxes, 1-‘i.:; ill-lr-.; -iw

liable to lead to n. vcrjl' roll ~l lrilvfl

are wzirncd that this collstpalvll im- ‘ ditiolls cannot bo rrclllltolnrllll 1l_\"‘ feeding liver and other most lll.ll' may have ii. loosening clfvcl. \\'i..l.-` we believe it is most d-vsil'nbl<- llllll

parasites may not yet be al ménace to their foxes. It mayl in

be present in their ranches, not fo ' . . . on account of the menace that' the Experimental I-‘ox ltllncll wllrlls

but on account of the prob-' a

ai parasites, in view of the l liver should be fed as much :is l»:»<- ~ ore alarming lack of knowledge! sible to pregnnnt femilles, llll.-. 1-ll it-"‘ transmission of diseases with! scif would not collilm-fic: lllv -:-»ll.~1l~-- that have occlu'red from time# parted condition that i~. iillbll- lo il'-‘.

r “om or me “enum or me to occur, all animals were dipped to time and in view of the fact that

country truvuuh wruuh they muruh_ several times each year. The dips many _

ud_ were made up according to the in- be transmitted by external parasites.

nu his dlutl l led um, uefulcuu structions of and were standardized fox hmedsr should not assume that

ooromr Mwxumue ruuulvud thu D_ by the writer personally before the lust

s_ o_ and v_ D__ uso the order of animals were dipped. As Rocky "lousy" with sarmites and flees, that

su Annu md om” all Bu vludmlr, Mountain Spotted Fever llas been those

Ru" OM! whlt 95% fatal to human beings, it was great

2:3; m.u:' g:.vl._ Lrddultxe Urol; necessary that all the workers in the not be a question of the extent of

um 1 nm _ valley, where the disease occurred, the

deslgce lac 15:; coloireel Mmxmzle should take precautions against be- any at all. Island fox breeders are ,wus lu oommurré of are leur Irrnrlt, ing bitten by the infected animal wamed that each fox breeder should ry Brlgude md urml lrls appolrrb parasites. Definite instruction were take ment to the Pemlom Trllmnul W" given to everyone that they must earmito and flea infestation that manager ou the Allm guru sw1lu._ strip every hour and search the body may toru for rom. yur” ._ posmorr whlclr for the presence of any parasites. only he resigned to take lp his duties as From experimental work it has these mernbm _ou me Pemlom »rl-ibumr been found that the tick that in this IOXSG. colonel N. P. Maeneod, M; c., °°l°_d“11B_l1° b¢°°:_° i\;f:_il*-°;\_‘ W1 31;’

V.D.,alsohlu1 dlgunglngmd -wou acasaca ero e ease. en. u ,_ ,°1d_|,,._ :re “M to g»l-:,:; _would not bite until after being on The Experimental Fox Ranch re- wmr the and gsmdhn mmm 'M-_f -the body of human beings for one commends that all foxes should be llllgry and hm mm,-m|,d,4 me gm lhour. Only a very occasional tick was treated - Siege Battery, in which many prime infected and the trouble arose in itlal stages of the breeding season, mmm, mlm," gm", H, 1, ul controlling those rare ticks. This is at least three different times, seven A_D_¢_ fo gh, gwmu qgngl-gl, a point on which there could be no days 1, 5 pug l,¢¢|¢,n¢, of gl, qmdgm liberties as one of the leading doc- one

l Mquary Mgoouglgn ghd hu been tors, who lmdoubtedly was the great- remediear-

gommmdlm. gxmgl- M ul, 3,-¢ Me. ‘est authority on Rocky Molmtain dium Artillery kdgide. Spotted Fever, had already lost his

Msmlgnylm gh, mmf” of me life in this control work. There are

-pl-mlm; gf, m, J, A, W, Lgbgue, a number of animal diseases that can Bublimed iodine, four parts; Pot- mglm-.;-, md colonel xmhaeh cam- only be transmitted under natural assium iodine, four parts; Water, four neo, o. M. a., who is rendering conditions from me animal io lmtii- i>ar°=~

valuable assistance as medoal ad- Ol' by infected extornll Dlflaitol- Bild

cur with prcgnzlnt fclll:lll'.» li 1-i~ necessary ihnt ll ccrtlill :llll-_lllllt oi' roughagc should be fed to 1ll'c‘l;ii-"iii females. The Expcrinlcllllll FOX

because their foxes are not, Ranch recommends that n illulifl' 0!

an ounce of bran shoulll lv- ful daily to cacll prcgilullt l`clllu|l- nllfi

order to insure that lilo tcnmlcr

get this amount of rolilzillllzc. ill ill" der to have a scouring cfrccl. on rho intestines, tllc meat .°houl<l be lfnlllllli and the brall mixed with it.

While it will be llcltllnr l-oll\'cll-

lent nor desirable to feed milk ifl

xes before they have lhllcll wi

fox breeders that they are rilllllilzll

great danger by omitting: illil iii"

sirable food from the ration.-l nl lllt females during the latter part Of 111° gestation period. The Exnei'ilil°“i“l Fox Ranch recommends that from one-eighth to one-sixth of ll llilii °’ milk should be fed to every Will' rlant female far the last two or ihf<`°

weeks before they wllclp. In the Experimental Fox Rlnlvll 1

has been found that wllcre lllbrcvd' ing has been carried out for several generations there is a srefit dccrvi1S¢ in the amount of silver colourinr and in the third and fourth 9000"' tion of inbrecding the rcsultllls Ulf' spring have been so dnrk that _Ii would not be economical to l'll\`_*° such foxes in captivity. The l-:x|lr~rl- mental Fox Ranch warns fox breed' ers against inhrsedlng with "“" foxes. The probability ol nl-e<i"fi"_? foxx of an economic value from <lHi`»F_ foxes mated to closely rsllltczl ulczlr fum or even pale foxes is \`i‘i`i` l1"f mote, especially where incl; lll`~'1 have been inbreedlllg for tv.-o fri three Previous 8¢"°l`*‘"°""" O" _' other hand there has been inf V!-.'Z Pffivement with regard to the ' ~ L ' and clarity of the silver w!l~:: "il breeding has been carried 01"- ~"_'.'l it wculll probably rcllf‘1-' ll ""`"" 3: _mm ul, Wg md extra pale i0X¢‘_;

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