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AMHERST — (OP) — Medical

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Speed Limits Are Changed

FREDERICTON — (CP) — Provincia] Secretary - Treasurer D. D. Patterson an ‘amendment to the Motor Vehicle Act in the New Brunswick Leg- islature Tuesday providing dif-

was given first reading set a 60-mile-an-hour speed limit for daylight hours and 55-miles- an-hour, day and night. A 3 mile-an-hour urban speed limit

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fur department of Henry Morgan and Co., Montreal, has been giv- ing considerable study to the edu- cating of sales personnel. He be- lieves that stores should be ask- ed to send ready-to-wear people to the shows, not just fur depart- ment, personnel, and the furriers could then explain to them how fur garments coordinate with other garments.

“Fur sales people should have a clear understanding of fur style and workmanship factors, so that this information can be passed on to consumers,’ Mr. Dodman said. He feels that at least one group, Canada Mink Breeders, is on the right track and deserv- es the industry’s ear and support.

Mr. Dodman | feels that the Canada Mink Breeders’ films of mink are educational and the ex-

are very interesting..

According to the statistical ma- terial presented by the United States National Board of Fur Farm Organizations to its mem- bers, domestic consumption of mink declined in the United Siat-

According to the National Board's compilations, a total of 6,231,000 pelts were consumed do- mestically, last year, as compar-

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imports, and subtracting exporis.

Thus, 1958 consumption declin- ed, becalisé:.»imports declined from 2,763,000 in 1957 to 2,591,000 in 1958 Exports advanced from 694,000 in 1957 to a record 875,- 000 in 1958. \

COSTS DOWN

In the fur department of “Wo- men’s Wear Daily” is a compila- tion of actual costs of raising a mink in Wisconsin: in 1957, as compared with 1956. Everything from feed to insurance, freight, postage, marketing costs, heat light, power, repairs, mainten- ance, depreciation, ete., is taken into account.

The actual cost for 1956 shows $18.50 per mink, as compared to $19.44 per mink for 1957. The costs for 1958 are not yet avail- able.

Ed Gold, reporting on the | situation in the United States March, states that ranch

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EMBA is moving into the maes- circullation field for the first time this month with a two-page spread in Time magazine. The ad will appear in the April 18 issue. They also have a much larger program in the planning

ful in increasing the popularity of mink.

In the current issue of “The Black Fox,’’ magazine is the following: “‘Mink Breeders from all sections of the United Stat- es, and quite a number from Canada, came to New York City

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February. Many were accompan- ied by their wives.

“Nearly a million mink were sold during that month. No‘mink auction sales will be held during March, and that will give buyers

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675,000 Shares Offered For Sale

MONTREAL — Rights to 675,- 000 additional shares of Bank

stage, all of which will be help- |

time to digest the heavy Febru- |

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