Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1929, Page 48

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1929.° 43 : 5 in the fur world. Experts discovered | “Civilization is invading the domain | United States. Long before the ‘rony-[ Hard Hats for Miners. of actident which is quite common in FUR BUYERS TRA'L that pelts of rabbits, dogs, alley cats, [of the fur-bearing animals in the |niners' crossed the plains the French- | the mines. Those men compelled to goats, ponies and many other animals |United States. yet from $45,000,000 to | men reached what is now the State of | AS & means of protecting miners o | work in the wet find that rubber boots TEACHER SENT ME HOME FROM SCHOOL BECAUSE could be made into exquisite pelts by | $75,000,000 worth of furs were taken in! Utah, where they learned that Canadian | a great extent from many forms of ac- | are quite indispensable, but with thesc {he deft hands of trained fur workers. |1927. The greatest wild fur-producing fur traders had already been in that y vork- | it was quite common for the men to be R e 5 P800 mile 4 n that | cident to which the underground work- | G5/ S, Criched toes. Now & rub- KNEES. THEY HURT | Australia had been offering a bounty |area in the world lies within a 600-mile region. | . g rabie which had. overrun | fadius of St Louls. In an attempt to -Russian trappers crossed the bleak | °'s Are constantly subjected, the §0- | her boot with a protected toe has beén 77| SOMETHING FIERCE. | the continent, but the new fur trade |increase the supply of genuine furs, fur expanse of Siberia to Kamchatka in|¢rnment observers e time 7 ;"‘l made which will withstand- the pres- | turned a liability into an asset. farms or ranches have been established quest of furs and then pushed on to| ?""g”‘d”d the l“j;"?h a ,Spelam 4 ;g 0‘;! cure of 800 pounds, whicn relieves the “More than a hundred million cheaper |in the United States. Approximately Alaska, Furs and gold have vied in| {52 e,{;’c‘;“g o Py N s Pon o T hexd toes to a great extent. SIT DOWN ARTHUR AND 1LL PUT e furs are used annually. With a little |99 per cent of the silver fox pelts sold opening up ‘Seward's Folly' or “the g, tXGO% g SRt SOt {troduced —_— A : |dye and expert workmanship, bunny|on American markets are ranch bred. ‘Seven Million Dollar Ice BoX, 85| ihe men ealled them -hard boiled hats', Son Separated From Father. .[#| SOME SLOAN'S LINIMENT ON YOUR America Imports 100.000,- /peits are made to imitate those of the | Prince Edward Island, north of Nova Alaska formerly was called. But gold | anq subjected the headgear £o all kinds | : Aristocrats of the fur-bearing animal, Scotia, where fox ranching began about booms have come and gone. .Fur trap- | of ridicale. but it was soon demonstrat- | Lc Russian revolution separated Eu- . KNEES. THE PAIN WILL GO AWAY IN 000 Sk- A ally to Meet | world. Rabbit furs dyed seal are |30 years ago, is literally covered with ping and trading have continued and|eq that many men had been saved ~°he Brasol of Daytona Beach, Fla. and A MINUTE. IT'S LUCKY | BOUGHT A Ins Annually to | known as Arctic seal. bay seal and |fox ranches. Skunk, muskrat and rab- today two little islands of the Pribilof | from painful injury, and in fact it is | his son Basil for 11 years. . : | Northern seal, sealetic and sealine. | bit ranches have also been established. sroup in the Bering Sea send $800.000 | credited with saving some lives. At the | 35¢ BOTILE OF SLOAN'S LINIMENT Growing Demand. to imitate fox, they grace the|Furs have played an important part worth of seal and blue fox furs to_the | same time the other end of the miner’s YESTERDAY counter of the fur store as Baltic brown, | in exploration. Explorers often find the | St. Louis fur market annually. Blue | anatomy has been given some atten- red and black fox, or fox hair. A |cabins of fur trappers marking the far- also are successfully ranched on | tion with the aim of protecting the ' Jfor BREAKFAST rce Ameri- | Popard may not be able to change its | thest outposts of civilization. St. Louis v of the Aleutian Islands.” miner’s toes from being crushed, a form b “ e | spots but d spots dyed on rabbit | owes its founding to the early French | — the Iur| pelts m French and Russian | fur traders who established a station on Sloan's S5, a few of mote | the site in 1764. Trappers and traders = - 7 Sloa R gh & : 3 rabbit pelts are | from the St. Louis station and those ; ORANGE Liniment i . e the hands of | from Canadian stations opened a | iarge part of Northern and Western &} . ? O MARMALADE X KILLS PAIN ! ASK voor crocER appers, and your es a processional of | Week End Suggestions in Our | FLORIDA I bbbt bado L) £y e T Shop Where Your Money Goes Furthest! 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