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NOVEMBER .7, 193g

FUR FARMING

lBy Ewen Cameron in the Maritime Farmerl

When the profitable buslncSs of Iox farming first lliude its bow to iur {arming enthusiasts, little at- tention was gb-cn to value of pelts on any allilllilib back. It mattered not about qllulliy ill lllosc days so long as I\i'r. Riqvlnlrll was able to breathe, ilild 1h: c or {our feet, a little wool on his buck and a tail. Such Wis iii!‘ ca. ~ ili.~‘.0l‘_\' govern- un mos-t all

Ca refalgBreecling Of-Qualily Animals Most Important

lsnimule, had kept their best grades and today the real breeders o! this country un almost b0 counted on your ringers , Naturally We have o great rnunyi ralsers or ioxes whovignore breed-i so m lrlg problems and aim (or nothing

3:12;‘: wﬁfwrlllyxmu if“, but quantity, but the true limcm w m“ d“ thouunu o‘ m “uadlo! foxes today realize full wéiiuthati silver 10x” ma the“, pmnny u,‘ _lt is not an easy task.‘ He realizes being used for brewing purpomtbat it takes years oi hard work. when they should have been on the‘ stretcher board long ago. DuﬂIIBI. those days breding stock PPWH! w ted”

lprices 0s r th to wealth. pa: ants iwx, by the mcmmdl The lob of the fox ranchers of

numb" of breeders brought about today is to study and iced the foods a change which to this day h" com ‘wherein all vitamins are contain-

tinued to increase. 00111-993310! 56' ed which ‘o to ma“ a perfect bah mended a dlscrlmlniitlon in to: ‘med mtwn‘ Th“ feed~ ‘wupied qmmty with the most inlportant

During those early days men o! namely breeding o! quality animals intelligence whose foresight led Wm‘ a “m of “mm pedigrees be‘

to produce the kind ol pelts which} are bringing worth-while|

lllg qllullty‘ \7i bzocdilxu ﬁx. <.

During :l:- ~.l;* .--l 1'9‘. this quai- ity fox “Hi5 llCLiilPl‘ pelted nor

hind them. gives you our real th t distinguish quality in thb y em o start in the breeding o! foxes.

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SILVER TIP

__ A majority or the fox ranchers of "M ‘today seem t0 Ieel that their animals :4 should not be inbred. This theory, however, is wrong as it has been ._. ;proved through years of experience " by the foremost breeders that there is but one wcy to build up your 5': herd and that is by securing qual- ity animals to start with and con- ;-: tinué to line bleed. It ls true that ill ,

'," improve yearly. The difficulty con- iliiifronting the average rancher who 2'5 breeds foexs or is about to engage

i1 inferior grades o! animals are line bled they continue to go down the grade year by year, while, on the other hand, quality stock will

FOX cus

careful study and close observation, -

thing, i

Large Listl Entries For Show

More Than Sixty-breeders Are Ex- hibiting This Year. Keen Compet-

About 500 foxes, entered by more than sixty breeders, will , in the annual Fox Show, which opens today. The classifying o! the toxes continued yesterday till dork, and will be completed this morning.

' The Show will be opened to the public at 1 o'clock this afternoon. There is every evidence that this year's show will be the best held thus far, under the auspices 01' the

i Prince Edward Island Fox Breeders’ Association. '

i Competition will be particularly keen, and there is no question that the claim of Prince Edward Island to the world's greatest iox show is a Just one. It has been noticed that from year to year the average qual- lty of the exhibits has been improv- lng. Only the very best foxes are now exhibited.

Following are the exhibitors: Rob- ert Baker, North Bedeque; Ray Carr, Stanhope; Ire D. Curr, Union Road; H. G. Judson, Alexandra; Gedriie Mocloepd, Bonshaw; Annie L. Beers, Bonshaw; Gordon Maclvlillcn. North

ition Expectedln Various Classes.

Co., Bummercide: W. P. Maictcod. r*"“..:A.L." Ken- aington; J. R. Allen, West Covehead.

How To Prepare Foxes For Pelting

E. H. Rayner

Hundreds of thousands o! dol- lars are lost to Canadian ranches by caralesness in handling their foxes and preparing their pelts for market. Now is the time to begin getting your pelts ready for next winter. Every fox that you expect to pelt should be thoroughly comb- ed and cleaned of! so that knots o! old iur will not appear in the new coat that Mr. Ilbx is growing for next winter. Take some time with your foxes and as the old hair loosens pull it out and burn it and let every 10x start his new coat clear

Clues Lacking In Recent Theft Of Black Foxes

Animals Stolen Wore Not Dnndell ondldentlllceﬂna Would Be Dlﬂicult.

ACQUAINTANCE WITH PREMISES APPA [KENT

N0 Developments In Local Case —.\'o Caretaker at. Ranch- at Time.

FREDERICTON, NOV. 6.-Royal

Canadian Mounted Police are ser- iously handicapped ln carrying on investigation into the $1,000 fur robbery from the Maritime Black [Fox Ranch 0n the Old Woodstock Road which took place early lust week due to the lack o! clues from which a. start may be mlide- Nine-

teen ioxes in all were taken Mon-l

day night or Tuesday morning.

The supposition is that the foxes were taken by one well ac- quainted with the premises, Judg- ing from the‘ manner in which the foxes were taken. Only prime ani- mals were taken from the various pens in the rlmch which is one o! the largest in this section o! New Brunswick.

AIlOthEr fact that makes it diifi- cult is that the (oxes were not branded and identiﬁcation 0! the

.‘ in the industry is that he does River’ RR‘; B‘ Graham Rwemi iii ll l..- more economical to feed Silver Tip Fox Cubes p; no» romlll-ulze hlmseli with we $'"""‘°""‘°i Fm“ “mm- mm" ;.; in pluci- oi men! because if you could wring all the family history of the foxes he has mttemwn’ RR‘ 5: ma“ w°°d' water out 0f three pounds of fresh meat, less than one i°P 1S “will W Pwvliilsll- Few men sgiﬁhllflzz: ikxﬁegmpgkﬁzzrt $313‘ F, pound of actual food would be left. The other two lliﬂllknow "Yiilinl ﬂboui the blood Ilﬁowam Eutmymy, wﬁte‘! B‘ ll l’..°‘;~.'.'l'.‘.."l~‘...'"zii.lfl. '32.‘lﬁlf..l‘.l’hlilrll."s.i'l‘il i ili‘..i1?";.:; ,:':‘.;‘r:.l::i: Him. l o mi ;.; ‘ . ‘ - “ " necly, Southport; L. H. Kennedy, L‘. equal to three pounds of meat, my 11°l be much "We than a 115i Malpeque Road. Hem, M_ wood ii Silver Tip Fox Cubes have met with imam favor. u u the :-: 0! "M1188- Thev set their reslstra- ’ ' 1i: fox food that you too should useltvr numerous good reascnr N0 W?“ Fillers which Bignify that the cross Roads; M' w' wood’ cross ll ' ' ‘ 1i Roads; Ernest S. Johnson, Fortune M other food or supplement need be fed u» completely nourish the b: animal has wme up w ciricln det- Bridge, .1. Humphrey Kemngmn; H fox. Balanced in its nourishing animal and vegeiablp elements, ll in!” 19011991115113 911d bee“ P555“ H J Kennedy southpaw‘. Madame Silver T.p contains all the known necessary vii-amines, the bong by a duly uxiltholxzled insgpector of Black silver Co" summerude; Dam E and nerve forming m~n€r.'l.iS, the digestion aililpz enzymes, and u" will; M106 0n 1nd the s as fer can Rubens“, Nam, my“; Du J_ Natures own 100d regulators and conditioners which nuke for l_|_ l‘ 8°95- C_ Houstoxh New Glasgow; John B_ __i_ perfect health and growth. m “ix: “:0 “ma? ‘mm ha‘ Roper, Charlottetown; F. 1-l. Roper, . , - , ‘w’ ‘a w° ‘w e Charlottetown; Clarence Murchison. iii PRINUPAL INGREDIENTS 3., records ouuuu up... cannot be NM R,,,,,, Gem, smwam Hm, if Powdcred-Buttennilk Bone Meal. 25% Protein Pfnmf: “i is; Kim i“ the" nine; w.1.. Brenton, Charlottetown; l Rice Flour Meat Meal. 80% Protein a“ i‘ m’ e ‘"1 bmde" Brown Bros. Stanley Bridge‘ n. w. ii-Ei Egg Yolk Cooked Wheat Cereal large sums of money as well as Hancock, sdmmersme; Jo‘_'5heen, .. Iodide Potassium """"—"" Bil-W W"! °3 9°"- b°ih i” u’ 5d‘ Kenslngton; Douglas Boll, Borden; ill Ground Mailed Barley REGISTERED ANALYSIS -- 1 I _ - -'- ton o! quality and prnllflcnesr. c Q Elk‘. Kemm w . P G c m to .25c' r ti Prtein 25.0 °" - - e- 8 n - - l" Pa? uoi-ilflooq, broigilf n Fa: 5.‘ “m” i” “Y1 ililwiwel‘, "if" iii‘: Clnrk. Summeralde; Arthunnliwson. Rolled ouimou Fibre .. men who purchases such animals Albany, RR. i; R. o. T. Hitcllmun, 1-2 IVhe-"lt Germ “I “ta-mm will be able to continue vlvhcrc- the Qnawa; J_ 1-1, Judson, Alexandra; Mdaﬂ”? 6°" m‘ °' .‘_. real breedr has left. on and reap Jghn A, Lop, Summerslde; H, c, Cod Liver Oﬂ A B C D u-ndE -- l :4“ ' ' ’ ' ’ the harvest he has a right to-luuuul-t, sunmicrslde; c. B. Rogers, I'll You can teed every single ounce. There is nothing t0 mwid; ,. exraect....-.... .. ._ Sulnmerslde; O. H. Stewart, Sum- l’. Sggg Jritiioiszg 37223151‘: n10 need toga‘?! 2x252? ggesfg~ifiéelg H1 Feeding of foxes, which always incl-side; Stemlrt do Lewis, Summer- glsh wasxlﬂrlllgs‘ ‘ e" Sm) 0pm g y iii, considered a very important sub- side; Kildare Cape Fox Co., Sum- ii SILVER TIP is EASY To Usgm is cubed m convemen‘ ‘we Ject in connection wlht fox runch- merslde; Roy Woodside, Malpeque; 7'5 ' lng, has within the past years been R. s. Humphrey, Kensingtcn: W. W. gﬁgeisatienngsglﬁsbitigoilrtlxxﬁ 1%: zzﬁgrlieglesgfﬂﬁaggcilfggfteg: given more consideration than ior- Brown, Charlottetown; C. E. Clark, 5': chewing of which stimulates we ﬂow p! saliva. exercises the jaws _i_ merly, as it is now a well-estab- Summerslde; Geo. E. Brown, Mar- and prevents bolting-a frequent cause o! digestion-also helps to 115mg yam, that feeding l5 one or the gulc; Ernest T. Mill, Kensington, ;.;| keep the gums and teeth in 50°‘! mnditmn- iii chief things on which depends suc- 1113.4; JOIIHSOII BT08“ NEW 110M011. U lik Bis it. i 1 ding SILVER TIP (ox food, you do not 1'1 cess or failure o! n. {ox ranch. It 91161110"! BT05» Charlottetown; Sam- hsve Ito sotheguwltlil psspuring and mixing soups, vegetables or 15 l dlmcun mm; to esgablgh p ucl R. Johnston, Fortune Bridge, ".' milk with it in order to complete the ration or induce foxes to ___ Se, rule m, an ‘OX ranchers m John A_ Dawson’ SUmmQyQQQRMR“; iiii "t it‘ 4 follow u: m m as Iced goes. Cllm- Edwin 0- Jvhrwon. Qhnrlottelown; Z-Z - 1 ' ‘ ' _l_ am condmmm as we“ a5 100811;.‘ John 0nd Clark Baker, North Bede» I \ a ies,difer and ranchers are generally ‘We; Bfmwﬂ CiBTk- summemde? :-: x dependent on a. large portion o; Walter Gregor, Braokley Beach; J. |u _ 2-: —..____.__i___i———- -——-~-'~ LT Walter Jones, Bunbury; J. R. Lock- _l__ I ,_ . wﬂfd‘ ||| Mﬂdefll FOX Fﬂﬂd Cgntlnugﬁ on page 9 erby, Hamilton; Muttart Wright a ll|| -_ - ‘ ='= —~—~ s» “l ' Teehnlque i ccucoccccoo ‘if 7': Simon r. Paoll Simon r. Pull, n. Modern feeding science n» taught us that in order to got mo best results \vith any kind o! livestock, the food supply or ration 1,; __l hoods to be illcoly balanced to suit the requirements o! each class, |'!| . . e o, j‘ both for maintenance and production. A rationbltodbe Dfgriy fill ‘ b.li cl l ~o . i .ti vltbl be 01V Olll I’: cibslsrri-ieoi’ tixeildliiof 1.11:2 11-3; tla-iceg sderliiﬂcexi-ensons there P505145 WHARVES are also sound practical advantages in having mixture“! 30rd; _ rather than l-nlsPng too much to any individual fee g u . 5'- . '.~ however. well known and popular it might be. We need not men- LHARLOTTETOWN’ P’ E’ ISLAND y] lion the clown-lit of palaiability, on all-important factor where __ ‘ - - i. a ' -'- . . . . . ‘ti i‘..";".”.‘."..i.“§. ‘$3111.?i§l-§3T.T=T‘T{‘i1>§‘§f‘liiii°hwiiuﬁiﬁplfiiu$§ifi lm P0X R-Will l-bMBl-R AND POMS ' The l't‘."1 benefits of the balanced ration, however can be ._ il actgiuirecti only ltf it lzeforllsumgd ats a vilhole!" téhgﬂfibx beglilguleét n10 A $PECIALTY I; op 0n o so cc cer an ngre en s an re ec e11. l- - ". most impossible o! attainment unless all the ingredients are re- :,- ~ duccd to a mealy condition and then intimately mixed together. ' ;.; It has been the usual practice, therefore, to supply these bllsnced l reeds in the form of meals and teed them as such. 1-; The advantages of SILVER TIP 20x cubed feeds horn the :-: pructlcul point of view may be brieﬂy summed up thus : Thev enabl accurate rationing to be carried outwith s minl- 1'2 T N mum oi labour? , , ! .-‘. Thcv are cleaner and more easily handled and stored than __ l meals or ordinary molmsed feeds. ~'- __ Thcv keep fresh and wholesome much longer. Prepare your foxes for Pelting Season by -',- dim-sic! fwd flrom fcedins boxes. bunks or self-feeders is liberal feeding of IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS. geﬂdlﬁPéiléilqllozvgiill-Olietrgglollggtcxhetherthe SILVERTIPWWB l" No Fax food can surpass them in promoting 1'! ' _-_- growl. of superior lhicksklnned pelts of ﬁnest

0t the digestive organs can

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fuvour or slLvER TIP Fox Cubes. In the ﬁrst place eﬂicicnt

u mastication taklng place that digestive troubles are apt to ensue

The food receptacle‘ is less apt to get foul, hence s much more sanitary and hygienic ire-ding regime is apparent. From the scentiﬁc Wewpoint also there is much to be said In

mastication and admixture oi’ the food with saliva is secured. with Ofdllllfy meals the food is either swallowed with so little

or else (he animal lakes s0 much time chewing each mouthful of meal that it cannot. cnt,_ its daily allotment, of the henvy rations Pequlrvd for huh Production. srnvm rm FOX cusps bring the teeth ‘iiﬁciivelv info Plﬂv and aecurc n mumer or outing closely '| comparable with that imposed by 11pm"; yo“; i smell?‘ GREATER IMPORTANCE still is the certalny which the

H. TIP FOX CUBE ensures that the various ingredients o! the ration will be consumed in the correct proportions demanded £211‘. nlllﬁllerybolnnce. There can be no picking 0nd choosing by the

. or cry mouthful is sobeunitorlln in chsrsoter, that the work " ‘° °“°""“i i° "l" “Weill oroouiﬂiiduﬁiium mlcfziys eﬁtenl; to secure pnilvtnbility nnd l; "gm". mmumptbn of he",

s of concentrated foods when they IJQ given 1n m; [gym of SILVER. TIP cubes than when fed as meals 1 PACKED IN 25-50-1004,]; BAGS

Manufactured by

Silver Tip Biscuit 0o. nu, Moncton, m.

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texture, fully furred

color.

For highest-priced

and retaining their beautiful and desirable prime

If not now feeding. delay no longer for delays are dangerous and most unproﬁtable.

“IMPERIALS ”

IMPERIAL BISCUIT

(Iharlrliletown, P. E. L‘

with diamond-like sheen,

pelts, feed

60., LTD.

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Raw

Dates of Silver Fox Sales to b: l-“ld in London.

13 November, 1933. 11 December 1933. i 8 January 1934.

' 5 March 1934.. '7 ltlay 1934. .

8 October 1934.

Shipping bugs may be obtained free of. charge upon application to R. T. Holman, Ltd,

Summerside.

For full particulars in regard to shipping

apply to

212 Eifth, Avenue,

c m. LAMPSONl8l co. ud-

64 Queen Street London, E. C. 4, England

Public Auction Sales of

ALFRED FRASER, Inc.

Furs

New York, N. Y. K K

FOX RANCHERS A TTEN nozv

While visiting the city during the For Show don't hi! tocalletvnrsbre. llinunynywooanbcolurvlooto , youotnnrlnlormatlonwe 0m llmitlayoursiortho"

Bomemhernllotlultwnlresoleblltrlbutorufortbh Province for the celebrated Ihonoh Vennlcido Capsules no, “worm ‘ ‘ ‘ L. MﬂlQ"“u

We 5100 can-y a lull line of Dr. Wrench’; Animal lum- ediel. Pulvex, Cooper‘ Dip, Ear Mite Remedy, Flt Remedy (Dr. Allen's) In], Crcolln and nil other Fox requirements.

Years 0t experience handling For Remedial makes our lprvlce valuable t0 the Fox Rancher, , .

E. ii. FDSTER-Gontral lirugstoro

i‘ FOX MEN!

We suggest in order to obtain best results you insist that the Cod Liver Oil Biscuits you feed to your foxes are made with PILOT FLOUR milled by the Itlapie Leaf Niilling Company, Limited, largest Millers in tile British

Enlpire. DeBLOIS BROS.

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS

AF ox Feed For Richer Pelts. R-M STANDARD FOX CUBES

These new R-M Standard Fox Cilllcs contain a large percentage of meat and so provide richly the needed diges- tible protein. They are very useful to the feeder who has not an expensive refrigerating plant. Many ranches are using R-M Cubes without any other food for their Pelters and are having splendid results.

R-M Standard Fox Cubes are madeby a latest-type cubeing machine. They contain twenty diiferent ingredients including besides meat, Buttermilk, Barley Malt, Wheat Germ, Cod Liver Oil, etc.

Ask your dealer to show you R-M Standard Fox Cubes or write

Messrs. Brace, McKay & 00., ltd.

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

for prices, etc.

Ross-Miller Biscuit 00., Ltd.

FOODS FOR FUR-BEARING ANIMALS Napanee, Ont. ' Manufacturers of Ali-Canadian R-M Standard Fox Bis- cults, R-M ‘Vita-Crumble, R-M Midgets, R-M Kibblo, R-M Puppy Meal, R-M Charcoal Biscuits,

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1). F.MEEHAN, Pres.

FIRST SALE DECEMBER 7th, 193s

We are now able to offer our fox ranchers the services of a reliable Fur Auction Sales Company within their own precincts.

We already have deﬁnite advice that many of the largest buyers and manufacturing and retail merch ants will be represented at our Sales; this will mean good demand and good prices.

By placing skins on our Sales you have the advantage of receiving cash immediately following the Sale. goods on the different future marke ts, we will be pleased to do this and protect them for you, at a nominal handling charge only.

P. E. Island is the logical cent re for a Fur Auction Sale and pas we have acquired a showroom of over 4000 Sq. Ft. with all facilities, we are able to offer the best services in the interest of both the shipper and buy- Come and inspect our premises adjoining our main office.

Shipping bags and tags sent on request.

lmillcr lznwlnll ISLAND Fllll Auorloll sues 00. LTD.

Summerslde, P. E. I.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND run AUCTION sues c0. LTD.

Summerside, P. E. I.

G. R. MacQUARRIE, Vice. Pres-

If‘ you should wish to place any

Z325.

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Change of

stall’ in charge.

condition.

A WORD TO THE carefully and do not a] this reduces their value.

low

Management

Th! Fellini! Station formerly operated by G. R. MRQIIBPNQ ls now being conducted by Prince Edward Island Fur Auction Sales Co. Ltd, wi

th the usual skilled

Our Station is now open where you may have your pelts FY0116!!! prepared and put in ﬁrst class marketing

WISE: Watch your foxes very

them to become oil-color, as

0"!‘ 3181'!!! for peltlng and cleaning 81.25 each only.

Prince Edward Island Fur Auction Sales Company Ltd. . , l

Summersido.

TllE ROGERS HARDWARE e 00., n0

I GIAIUYIPIITOWN