QCTOBER s. 1930

ANNOUNCING-

$1.00 CLEANING

A‘ STEADY INCREASE IN - OUR DRY CLEANING SALES HAS RESUL- TED IN LOWER CLEANING COSTS- WE ARE PASSING THIS SAVING ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

New Prices

Maui's SUl'l‘S $1.00 I

Mews oviiiicxnvrsi- $1.00 up tantuis UVERCONFS $1.00 up $1.00 up

LADIES DRESSES 'l'l"lERI*.‘. WILL BE NO FALLING OFF IN (QUALITY—'I"IIIE SAME S'l‘Rl(l’l‘ t’\'l"l‘EN'l‘l()N TO DETAIL AND SER-

i . i In a leading article in sPplcmljgl Iécllllfldlltll Slvci" Fox and 1am. is a i witte~up of the Hudson's Buy Co,“

VICE WILL OBTAIN AS IIERIYFO- FORE.

Phone 101i

Try Our New

FOX CUBES

which have been pl‘¢‘l1111'" ed and tested at. our own ranch. 'I‘went,v pure in- gredients comprise, the rc- quirements of these excel- lent Cubes. They may b0 fed all the year round. either alone or with foX meat.

Send for one of our feeding charts if you have not yet received om?-

SILVER TIP Biscuit 00., LTD.

Established H125

filONClfiN, N' “-

LIME

"(It Brings The Clover“)

Fall Liming means increased grain crop the following season. Use “Brookvllle Lime" for best TCSIIIIS.‘

Write for price delivered

‘Brookville Manufacturing 60., Ltil. BROOKVILLE. st. John ct... N. n.

i this pioneer

ii1l>cratcs not less than. three iiwderii’ 511W‘? fox and mink ranches "lid Om. uiiuskrat marsh, The cots... fur farnn ‘tun activities date back to 192a who“

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H. G..S. Adams. mantififl-

SOPEX

tannin-tries T n n r i: L '1‘ IIEADIIY TO EAR MITES AND PAIKASlTl-JS

Used and rectiniuicndctl by fill‘ breeders throughout 1111‘ 1111"‘!-

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Insist on sci-H tlimiiii" Fm" Fox Supply [louse or Drullflll-

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lilicholsowslioxllealth

v ‘lluxuriotts sliver fox cape that reach-

T"? rumor tvorss otv roncti cotwvscran ivmr Silver Fox Farming

“ Dinars incdciii fox and mink ranch s“ “d ° H111 Winnipeg, Mo", I ouote briefly. "Little did the gentle- 1111011 zidvetitltiicrs of i670 and their f1°11°WP1‘8. (lreani that their com- ‘P1111? “"1190 m this 20th Century of lotus ac.ively engage fii tltc raising , t

10f fur bCfU‘Ci‘s--ll0!' that what they ibelievcd N11 inexhaustible supply of 111111111 silver foxes and rats, should loo diminish that the great company fsllmlltl come to “wand m] the prol ductlon from fur farms for thr- ‘111fl.ioi" portion of its supply n1 Lin“, furs.

Today company

‘it acquired the controlling interest, .iu VMCLAIYE 8a MflCI(lnn()fl'§ famous i"Vtnty Ranch" at Charlottetown, ‘P. E. I- In 192B a second fitr farm ,ivo.s established at Mingan on mo, iiiorth shore of the Gulf of St. La\\~_ ‘retire and in 1934, favorably impmeq- ed with ivestern feeding and climatic lconditioiis. the company located its l third fur farm iicitr WiIllllf)f'_g_ Dub 1112 the same year the Fur Trade i‘ Commissioner obtained from the 1

| fiifmers at their short course. Mr. Pollock slziicd that the foundation cf successful fox ranching is good breeding stock to begin iivith and then kllDWilig 110w to feed and cum 1111' than. On the Pollock rant-n front October to January the animals 111'!‘ fed ll to 14 otuiccs per day. This isgiven in only one feeding at, night, the older foxes getting a. little 1055 than the youngsters.

A V1113 “mlihasizr-d is that the young female should bc tnade to C0111‘? up for her fcctl. Sim should be iti good shape and ii-cigli not less than i2 pounds by the middle of Novciiilici‘ Ycarliiiii; fcmzilcs should icccive a little more than adult fe- malcs and an important. point to watch is that the young male cioes not become too fat.

Wed a little lieztvici‘ around the first of November. this being gov- (‘l'll¢‘iI a good deal by the weather. If it is cold feed the fovcs more, Iii December the iiicztl. portion of the ration i],- iiicrrziscd and tho mil-cal portiui rcdiitred. that is the total wcicht of the ration fed is not iii- ('l‘\‘.'t.-(‘(1 .

Mr Polio-ck believes hi double i-‘liilfi. one mafc to two femalctz. IlLs method iu training the males

Manitoba Goveriimetit. a lease of bio "Jim? “will MT‘ pen to m“ {i000 acres of mitski-at marsh ln (LHLIQ rntlgilnllllll Imflung “n15 H: Northern Manitoba.” ' ‘ a u a 1 y D

pieparo the otttsiaitduig yottng_

A description of the wlnnlmig l ranch mes 0n to state that it hafi 1 .,its own cold storage room, its own ,1 water and sewerage system. a two» l flew residence. a 52 fool» watch ‘tower. 200 breeding pcns cat-h a feol. l IWIFR‘ by 24 feet. long. of steel frame lCDiLStIllCtlOll and chain link win». lThe tear eight foot section of pen its provided with asliadc roof. In ‘each pen under this shade roof a four foot square platform raisedi ‘three feet from tho llffllllld, furnish- ‘es the foxes with an ideal resting place In atlditioti to the breeding \))(‘llS there arc l7l'.setui~shiidc pcns. lTlicsc arc 6 feet wide. l‘! feet ltittiz. 6 ‘feet high, There pciis arc raised‘ twclvc iiiclics above grottiid and have wire floors

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y, blink Ranch, The miiiker)‘ bulld~ inns are located otttslrle to the right cf tho fllllll"(l.l't‘ll(‘C atid consist of tlirce bitildihzs, A unique ideals that in front of each titiiik pcii ls a miniature swimming pool.

‘and earmltcs- and lo get a good

males for the brcetilne.‘ season, and his loading for this month is the satiie as that iii December It: is iioccsrit-ri‘. accordina: to Ml‘. Pollock, to cheek your entire ranch for fleas

idea of the ivcinht of the females. so that you will know ivliat condition they nrc in. If ilioy iii-e on the thin side elvo l-ilt‘lll a littlc extra. ‘feed.

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ORANGES. per doz. .-- — — — —- --- - - .39c i l".i\i\Ill.Y PILOTS. 2 lbs. -— — —- — —— — —.25c CLASSIC (‘ltlfiANShllt — — — — — — —.tlt'ie i IIEIIIIINGJI for--—-----—i--—.l0c l IIAIIINI} POIVDEII. lb. — — — —- — —- —-—.25c I GREEN (TOUGIII SYRUP — —— — — — -— —.49(: SHREDDED \VH EAT — — -— -— — —- —- --.I2c .l A M, 32 oz. size, each- - - -- -- - '-- - -.2l)c IIICOOMS‘ each - -- — -- -- - -- - -- -- ,29e (‘LHIIAX SOAP. l0 bars -- -—- -— — —- — —.29c

PRINCE GROCERY

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The second pilliniz should takel» Y‘ lilace ten days alter the first pill-i 1s [an de rs

lng and at this time providing LllQl

female and pups to the furrliig shed, feeding a smaller feed the day they are moved. Pups should develop a. iilcte bitick color when they are six or seven ivecks old. They should be wcuticil at months and scparziicd, leaving two Ill cacti pen and fcitding from two to three ounces 0f fwd twice a day per fox until they are accustomed to their new quarters then carefully increase ilic feed.

At this season of the year kill fur farmers have their (‘f-"CS foe-V LloCLl on the (lcvclopiiieiii oi fttr on their foxes. ‘Fox faiaiiiiiq, to br- sticccssfiil, must be bastid on one principle, and this foiiiidtitioii is the production of llltlll gi-tidc fine silver fox furs. 'I‘lil.s., t-hcii, is the itiason for fin" farmers ‘twitching the gzroivth and dcveiopnicttt of fur on their foxes. Evciiv fur farmer should examine tits {fixes and sec how they are priming up. and by grafting them can note the pro- zrc-ss made monthly.

‘Alefitioiiiiig grading of lover. the

Yf the tnitlcs arc too fat. cut. their fccd but bc carcftil not to reduce "-

im, nmnum m“ mum m. the“, will Filiei fox fins desieiicrl iii ilic gear

be a tendency for tlictn to boeoinc \ loo thin.

'l‘li'- lil‘i‘l‘.'illlff season iii lllr‘ Pol- lock ranch lsefziris about January itlth. some lwciuncrs have difficulty iii tcctiitig llit"'l‘ _v0urilz males tol mate. Ml‘. Polock advises that] when a feiitrile is in rr-astin put. iliel male in with iv-r at. (‘lglit o'clock lit tlic momine‘. ll ‘ltcy do not. niaini

hint brick at (‘ll‘\l‘!\ and leave lllnii iviili the female tintil twelve noon.

If a sitvcrssfttl niatinu has not taken.

l In addition to mink the Company,

‘ [ntit and put

ti? raiir-hiiiq both marten and fisher. . 'l'lii_< _\‘r‘,'|l".< prodttciloti in both mirl; , laud‘ foxes is .“fltl.\lllf'lOlf\'. ‘ZIPCOITIIH the manauci" Bub Wfielit. “iii flirt fox ratich we commenced our 103G bit-riding operations with 1G7 {P11111198 k and have today G07 pups fillvflifllltl doing fine." To (lI‘lllOll.\ii‘fll0 Mix, ‘Wris-ht chased out some real need , looking youngsters, smooth. ncod. hi color and growth. There arcl also 46.1 mink on the ranch. H11 0H Labrador strain, According to Mr-i _\V. O. Douglas, t.lic Com-pally ill-j ‘fiends to enlarge their ranch.

Fm" ls being tishcd lavishly 011 coats and suits this season. immense tfttr collars and silver fflX 111W‘ 1*‘- iplnocd the denuded llECkllllCs, of lflxtl w

iiitcr. An entire sliver fox fortiiiiig l on elongated godet ivlt-h the head‘ Inlaccd at tho waistline, trims the] “T, (idgas of many afternoon coats i iilllfl gives an apron-like effect l illeim of New York bias il-.~.~'1‘.I11°Y1 l cs to the heels Ifc mttfit- 11H‘ si‘\'f'1‘f11 ‘ izltin: in tiii< creation. which is one

iot‘ the most iuaf-'111111‘11‘11t Produc“

place by this time. take the

lot-lock. Tl’ still _ ut

cent. of the crises lie has not

1511,1130, Five ivcoks front thc dzur of

male back at one essfu! trv him

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‘(ivrfilll nevi. morning, tliotvzii it may ‘be

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‘flnntll :-r female.

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Itfr, Pollock .=‘i_v.s the caul" male not riiatiiicr is that in 90 P" been fed properly. (ii-her reasons TIIRIV: be that he Ilfls bicri allowed to bc- , come shy. possfbiv tlirottgb over-i feeding‘ and lctiion lilni stai‘ in his kennel ivlieii he should be shut. out. In other words lir- has not ("1111-1‘ 11f’ for his feed. i

It; is not advisable to use a .\'0111'1i! , male on more than two or at the ‘ outside. lhi-ce females. The reason for this is that WllPll ho is four or five years old and should be niatilll! from Iivc to seven females he will only matc one oi‘ two. ‘rhc cnrc o1 the males ailcr niailn: is vcr_v im- portant. If an adult male has nitt‘"<l four or ftvc females lie Fllflllltl h" nlvc-n oxlrzi fccrl and kept in coed niatliicz the female should be ect- lfing; ll(‘t\\'_\'.

writer has just seen a Clftflsiliffiit- ioii and Quality Gradiiii; Chart ot’

1916 for the Iiitcrtiatioiial Fur Auction. The color cla>sifl<jation is reversed now from that. of 1916. and it may interest. fur farmers tn note the t-hantre rliciwtcd bl’ dame fashion. Black ivas the dom- inating: color iioiv it ls silvci‘. Fol-

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l At the Saint John Exhibition Island entries were prominent among prize iviniicrs in the dairy products.

Mr F. T hlorron‘ and W. J Daitcs were illlf judges

(‘hccsc

Factory Cihecsc, not over 35 lbs, made between July 15 and July 3i, l 1936- ~1, Flincry Rouse, Lewis Mt... N. ill; 2. Joseph E. Taylor, Bellelsle lCrerk; 3. Daniel IvIeCortiiac, Head ilvfiilsiroam; 4. Herbert Mitlligan, -‘ 'I'lg!liSll, P, F1 I. Arthur L. Itlaiiiiiiig, SUSSUX.

Faciori- (Jliecse, not over 35 1bs., ni-idt- licmcvti the 1st and 5th oi’ ‘Allglllit, lfYltl ~-l. Daniel MeCormiie,

Head llilisi remit ; 2 Edward Larkiri, lliwllllloiltl, P. E I.; 3. i Emery. Rouse, Lewis‘ Mi»: 4.

iJosoph F. ‘Taylor, Bclleisle Creek‘,

i 5. Hcrbcrt Mulligan, 'I"lglliSh, P. E.

Butter

Section 1. Butler box of l4 lbs. suitable for export.

The‘ first. prize group will com- prise all butler given a flavor score of 41 ])’lllll.§ or boiler and a total score of .94 or higher

‘First prize group —l. Stissex Choose and Butter Co. Sussex; t. Millsireatii (IFCIIIIICIQV, Lower Mill- sircam: l, yaciiic Dairies, Ltd.

The second prize group comprise all butter given score of 40 to 40.9 and a total of’ 93

flavor

Ltd, l, C. Gamble. Albany, P. E I.; 1. Pttliii Dairies Ind, Win- nlcpcig, Matiiioba '

The ‘bird. prize qrotip shall comprise all butter given a flavor scorc- of 39 io 39.9 and a total score of 1.12 points or hcitcr. l, Farmers’

lowiiirz is the cln. rntiflti In order of vallzc: 191i; 193/3 Full Black ' Full Silvers 'i~~l Black 71-4 511v" Half Blacl Hail silveri l-4 iitnci. 1-4 °‘ 1 t-a Black Hick IIoii-rvrt, it mic also bc of in»

[pvpst m mo, ir-aicrs of this colitinn ‘

My, F,“ Qmwv (.,,..,.p.t.. clznrpbcc; l, 3 M .i.;

lifts rtitnciiirtl "d" illlll‘. as l1l"f01-1 Toning rltoivs the rzrzictl: of PFH-“i in order oi quztlrv:

Qllflllli’ (lrailtiitc Stitndnrrls:

i915 193G g nhoeclmcn.» s-vocl. ' .» "F SMFCI-‘i Grade! Glut“ I or No. Ii (gram, n (lrndc TI! Grade In Grzillt? III ‘Nolfy Coarse 1 Lmv Grades Low Gradesl Don...“ Defects i A lull dcsttripfloii cf ihcsc

Grading Standards is given iii do- lail in the Standards 1n’ 191G 51ml’. in some future issltf‘ will optical‘ in this cohuiiti.

‘ ‘ rim‘? OCIOCFCYCFTYOWCFOTL ‘WW0 ' “ifiiirttiiic DR. II. 1.. S'I‘I*1\\'AR'I'. Halifax rlllllvvl "(lreat liritztinis Present Imperial tllltltltllt" in Hearlz Hall, .\londa,v. Oc tober 5th. 8.15 P, M. Alillllfirilflll Zlfvc Uiider EIIISDIUPS of Imperial Order Dnughiors of the rlmplrr ,

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CD-OPPIXFIYC Ltd, Muiiclon; ‘I, Zoiiaphoti B rgupti. Dosqttet, Que- l Bedouin‘. I’. L‘, l. Secdioti lbs. First prize grotto-i, Chet-so and Buitrr Co: stream Crcitnteri‘, Lowci‘ Mill- sirtuim; l, Pacific Dairies Ltd. SPFUIHI’ prize gi'otip~l, Dealers

Central

I)tlll‘_\', 1nd. l C B. Gamble, Al- bum‘, P E. I ; l. Farmers Co~ Operative Ltd; Monclon.

Third pfWlr group —‘l",' C. M. Johnson. Central Bedcqiie

Gaiidy and Allison Limited. special ))l'l7.\‘~—SllFH‘.\Z Cheese Butter (‘oySttsse N B.

Butter tub or ‘

i4 lbs. l, htrs Ci Amnld Simp- son, llanipszcad; ‘l. Frances Cliaiiilirc Codfs. N. B.

Bllllfil‘ won bv WSUSSOX Cheese

and Butler Co, Sussex.

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We are offering the balance of our stock at GREATLY REDIYCEI) PRICES for either cash or approved credit. -

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