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TIMELY NOTES ON FUR TOPICS

saw the birth of the first pure white silver fox - a female-which later was mated to a male of de- finite mutative tendencies. This mating resulted in the birth of

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The demand for furs continues very strong. Last week the New York Auction Company report- ed that autumn haze mink had jumped ten percent above Feb- Truary levels; tourmalines and leutetiag advanced 7% percent, and other types were up § per- cent.

A survey of resident buyers in New York on the state of the nation’s retail business during March revealed that sales aver- aged imcreases of from five to fen percent for most stores. Statistics released by the Na- tional Board of Fur Farm Organ- izations show that every one of the states officially in the Un- jon - Alaska included - boasts a mink ranching industry. The National Board survey reports 6,- 203 mink farms im the U. S. A., which are practically the same

vian campaign to sell their mink on the American market. To com- bat the campaign, they voted to spend more money on advertis- ing. It is understand that ““SAGA’ will spend $100,000 in the United States in advertising to feature their mink.

The world’s first completely white silver fox has appeared on a fur farm in Norway. This event is looked upon with tre- mendous interest and considered of first-rate importance by Europ- ean furriers and fashion experts, who have seen this . sparkling- white silver fox. :

The ranch owner explained that the white silver fox is the cumu- lative result of cross-breeding ov- er a number of years, beginning when he noticed a continuing pal-

two completely white silver fox

Pups. GROUND FISH

A new stabilized greund fish for mink that needs no refriger- ation, stays free from rancidity, and is marketed as _ containing the highest energy values of any comparable commercially avail- able mink protein, has been in- troduced by. Viomul Corporation at Coldwell, New Jersey.

The proprietors claim that the elimination of need for refrigera- tion. will lead to substantial sav- ings through a combination of simplified’ storage, without regard for season, and nutritive values. The proprietors of the product, called Vio-Fish claim that six pounds of their produce are equa) to thirty pounds of whole fish. It is available in 100-pound bags

FOR THE LAND’S SAKE —

LIME

Soll acidity slows down the decomposition of organic matter and reduces the yields and quality of hay and pasture.

LIME ‘is the cheapest all-round soil conditioner on the mar-

ket and should be applied to acid soil, it makes all major plant foods more available. Always remember, ““HAVELOCK

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ing tendency of some litters re- Site gitinesd & shect siie|—~ .

ago by another survey. ORGANIZE

Fur retailers from ail parts of Canada met in Toronto last week to organize on a national basis, and to form an autonomous re- tail division of the Fur Trade- Association of Canada. This as-

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This new organization will be ef great benefit to our mink ranchers, as they will control ‘the workings of the entire fur trade and keep its position with the public in the best traditions of retailing.

Misleading statements or any- thing that would be to the detri- ment of the fur trade will be dealt with severely.

DARK MINK

_ Members of two major dark mink marketing groups ‘met in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, last week

- and heard that the prospects for dark mink are the brightest in several years. Prices command- ed by both Great Lakes Mink Association meetings .and Unit- ed Mink Producers Association meetings are up over those for last year, both groups were told.

A discussion took place on ani- mail and mink diseases. which was-taken part in by leading ve- terinarians and bacteriologists. The meeting was told by Dr. Mueller about the varioug uses of sulfonamides and antibiotics in the prevention and cure of mink disease. He stated that through the correct use of aureomyicin, it has been possible to obtain mink which are somewhat lar-

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STited Mink Producers officials reported that the part of the 1957 U.M.P.A. crop of dark minks sold during 1958 was 144.703 pelts, and they brought an aver- age of $24.73 per pelt. = pre- 4 dicted a short supply of dark Pad

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