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, Page 14 The Guardian Tuesday, June 17, 1958

TIMELY NOTES 0%! FUR FARMING

England, althoulgh neither a

3 large producer nor consumer of

’ furs, plays a prominent role on

the world’s trade, and is the

if largest exporter- of furs in the world. In 1951, she imported. 26,

752,000 pounds sterling worth of

A . furs, and she exported 17,320,000

tice menus. Beverly has been

v pounds sterling of furs. Of these,

5,504,000 pounds sterling worth were her own production, but a considerable portion of it had been processed in the United Kingdom.

. The world’s oldest fur company -the Hudson’s Bay Company- was formed in the reign of Charles 11, and is still the largest pur- chaser and distributor of furs in the world. The H.B.C., at one time, owned a large part of Wes- tern Canada, but a great part of it was disposed of to form the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatch- ewan and Alberta.

Despite its age, it has not, like many old companies ‘withered on the vine’ but seems as active and courageous in the fur world today as it has been at any time in our recollection. The HBO. has the most active agency for

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furs in the United States; it is located in New York city. IN P.E.I.

One afternoon in 1926, the gov- ernor of the company purchased a 51 percent interest in two fox ranches owned by lVIcLure and MacKinnon, and in 1937, they retsold their holdings to the local shareholders.

The New York Auotion Comp- any concluded its sale last week and announced that 98 per- cent of the 69,000 Plalstel types in that collection was disposed of. They stated that the demand was very firm compared to April, with good attendance and wide- spread buying. In earlier selling, Azurene types, including Winter Blue, males was $75 and $36 for females.

Stewarts were 96 percent sold with a top price for males of $35 and $15.25 for females, Breath of Springs sold 80 percent with males selling at a top price of $33.50 and females bringin-g $14. 50.‘ Salesroom talk was that the market is still ‘cutting up’ as much Pastel as it available, par- ticularly Pastel goods sold in the

miscellaneous offerings.

Any fears that the large quant- ities of Pastels offered this sea- son would take the edge off the market’s ability to digest the goods, continues to be proven in- correct.

U.S. IMPORTS

The United States, despite its position as the largest producer of furs in the World, is also credited by an American author- ity, as being the leading importer He claims that United States leads all countries in the value of its imports for furs for the past three decades.

It had always been our belief that Great Britain was the largest importer of furs in the world.

The 29th International Fur Auc- tion will be held at Leningrad, Russia, on July 23, 1958, it has been announced by the Amtorgv Street, New York.

SABLE A

The biggest item in the cata- logue is 750,000 muskrat. Also offered is 10,000 Russian Sable; this fur is produced exclusively in Russia, and the greatest pre- cautions have been taken to pre- vent Sable being sold and taken alive out of the country. Years ago, Dr. Leo Frank made a trip to Russia with the object of toad- ing Prince Edward Island silver tax for Russian sable. It appear-

ed that it was likely to be ,a deal, but eventually fell through and

— at Holma.n’s.

the Doctor’: silver fox Went 00 Japan, instead. .

This province is free from mink distemper, unlike the United Stat- es where mink ranchers have to be acquainted with such drugs as penicillin, terramycin, aureo- mycin, and the use of ointments that are a combination of penic- illin, streptomycin or terramycln.

In the Western United States they vaccinate for distemper in January, and many include vacc- ination for botulism. In Febuary they check their mink very thoroughly, getting them down in shape for March; that is, they don’t allow them to get too ﬂat. A female will not reprodnce or give birth is she is too fat, or many will die in birth.

Another trouble is mastitis. This is treated ‘with an oitment especially prepared for that pur- pose, and also used to_ treat dairy cows. It contains treramycine or other drugs mentioned above.

ATTACK REBEL TARGETS

JAKARTA, Indonlesial - (Reu- ters) —— Indonesian government planes launched heavy attalclks on rebel tarlgets in the north Celebes Sat-nrd~ay, Jaklarta radio said. The radio said at Pasir.Penga- raya, central Sumtra‘, more than 100 reloels had attacked govern-

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WASHINGTON (AP)—A hhgh defence department official has indicated the United States does not plain to give any other nation information on manufacture of the hydrogen bormlb.

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Expenditure“ 1956-57 1957-58 where we read that thgre is “mot: Revenues $§,f~g00,gg.0.m $5,08l6,500,000 Joy in heaven over one sinner _ =0 l » 5.047._1_00,000 who repent-s than over the nine-

(S11'1'l>111ISl (Deficit) ty-«nine just who halve no need

257,500,000 39,400,000 of repentance.”

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DIRECT TAXES . familiar and dear to Christians. 1‘1lC0‘m€ lax 1,40o,500000 1499 200000 But we should not tonget the Corporation income tax 1,253,300’000 1’234’800’000 -reality which that picture stands Interest, dividends, rents, ’ ’ ’ ’ for; We should think not only of

TOYHMES going abroad 75,400,000 04 300000 Our lLord’=s loving care for Succession duties 79,700 000 71’000’ 000 but also of Wm; He ,acma,00, doe;

Total direct taxes 2,324,9oo,’ooo 2,ss9,’9oo,’000 for us, _

INDIRECT TAXES He plans our lives tor us, and cwstoms 001;. even tor the sinner suﬂfering the Excise Dutielses 549,100,000 490100.000 eco:Jl1.mv0sec:l3lﬂle~nces‘ (t)lf his actions Spirits, malt and beer ' ‘ ' S ex15"5 _a P’1"'—‘5e“‘t $000,008, cigars’ 0000000 010630300330 a future alclclorldﬁlllg to His f 0 d _ ’ ’ .. ' =- Exj3SistIa'e'I1‘1al1x¢ass 3,1009% -3’300’000 (;'F A Pm . sales tax is « ecause o is Vahat 01,145. Automobiles 7,ga;3glggg 70g.§J3.0,% fortune, whether it comes to us Soft drinks 25006 ooo 1’500’000- thgjough our own or through oth- Candy. chewing gum 9’aoo’ooo 5’3oo’oo0 er 5 lam’ ms 'aJ’“"‘“”s 1”” °‘ 3 Cigarets, cigars, tobacco 132,500,600 142’4oo’ooo p1."f.'.’f1 “haf .G°d lies *!n~ad~e tor u-s.

Jewelry. watches ornaments 6,100,000 5,300,000 e variety .1“ d'“ﬂfeI‘e“t “V95

Mabches, ﬁghters 000,000 000,000 r eats the richness of God’s

Television, radios, tulbes, ’ E33005’ arﬁ ‘me °'f 0119 greatest

pho.nog.1-aphs 0 19,000,000 16 0 consola-tion in this

Toilet preparationls 5000.000 0’g00%’%g% hfe ‘*9 0° 5'9? People talking what-

Wines 2500.000 23706000 av?” G“ g“"?5 them)» ﬂortune or

Sundry 2300000 1 40000 m1‘Sﬂ0?l'1l‘0§. lfrle-nds or loneliness,

Licences. interest, miscellaneous 500,000 600,000 aﬁl making their lives worth

Less refunds 4,100,000 .700 000 W ﬁe’ Mirscvtellaneonus 13,300,000 1 500’000 ,

0 al indirect taxes 1323000000 . ’ ’ 0 OTHER REVENUE ’ 1’752’300’000 M°rm°n FCIIH1 Non-tax revenue 453,500 000 424 -

Total Revenue 5,106,500,000 5,04’79:lll0(?33 Prevsldenf Dies EXPENDITURES BEl'l‘HAINY, Mo. (ATP) —— Israel

. - V . A. Smith 82 ‘d . Agriculture . ’ ' W951 em 00 0119 38- CBC ‘ - 23,303,030 gggﬁnged Clhullcll of Je-‘sans Ohrist Chief electoral omcer 200,000 13,600,000 da ra ftel-«Day Saints, died Satur. CmZ00Sh0p_i0nm0graﬁ00 0 44500000 52,400,000 éy aﬁler a highway accident. Civil service cornmiss-ion 2700000 3,200,000 ml ‘.”‘a'S 5‘ 3”’-““lS°n 0'5 J0- Defence production 20’500’000 14’900’000 ffph Samhh. Jr" ‘°‘“'“d’e1' 90 We External affairs 60 200 000 60,200,000 B gmnon fa'1’ﬂh'

Interest 00 pulbhc debt 520,-200-000 - 530300.000 s presldenit of the Reorganized

servicing pwbhc debt 500,000 ,600,000 grhurch, Sm-lth headed its -world

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Tax_S,ha_rmg aggreemmtsv 305,000 000 35030000 Mo. He torinerly pralctiseld lalw , Municipal grants ‘ 9,50 000 17 500000 .1“, I“',de-l”°“}deWCe-

University gran-ts 16,00_'0:000 16,600,000 Smwh ‘had 5.‘ .590” “Outs ﬁtter

Canada Cmmcﬂ gram __ 100’000»000 a head-on colllislon involving his

Fisheries 13 000 000 l0»400r000 car and anothve“r between Winston

J'“S‘9i'°e 7:0’oo,’ooo 7,200,000 and P300“-Sblmg. Mo.

Pemjtgntiaﬁes 12 000 000 123700000 _’Dhe l\lormo.n faith was estalb.

Labor 75,3300 boo s2’7oo’ooo “Shed In Seneca County, N.Y., in

House of Commons 5,400,000 5,000,000 1830 by J‘0‘5elP1h Smith Jr. He

Senate 1 500000 1,500,000 headed the grourp as it moved

Mines-technical surveys 17:5oo’ooo 13’7oo’ooo “"°~“"""’*a“‘d but alﬁtelr his deatll in

Coal board . 0700000 0,000,000 1844 dissen<s~ion developed over

National defence 1,759,400,000 1608’5()0’000 Who should swcvcced him

Film board 5’o00’ooo " 4’ooo’ooo me m—aJ'0rity of mernlbens ml.

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