FOX CUB- IN A MUFF

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2144, 9 May 1914, Page 3

FOX CUB- IN A MUFF

LADY'S PET EXCITES DOGS . The faslnonab.lo. lad'v esteems her pot as a factor ol her o«ii ajtractioii (says '■ » Loudon exchange). Tho toy pmn, ' i.,pDopb;B with lrum ;ino sable mulf, is a "little lover WbiijisQ it accords ao well with the de-... corative scheme. That, n<; dotiln, js' why fashion;-! in pets, change !il;e yUie' : : : 'lasnioiis. I'ne kind of pet, no doubt.' is. ' also softie ofits .owner. '■ •. ■■■ J.t.was noticed recently in Bond Street _i.lia.t_ a lady, was getting sotr.o rather ■.' v : ' ; teiv, ; tiers, who seemed .to Bate, her big ln.uff. " ,( Closer scrutiny shewed it- was the pet » which" was harboured there. At first . sijjjs;it.jqojccirl"liliG-.a,; ''lipriif' 4 ■ Ijut; ' oiiil |<lanco showed the alert and wary ; eyes iijid ,feral miir-iie. niJa. ios etib. • lii looks it seemed u decided improvement . on tlio spaniel; but the terriers had another Vsew., Tlx- ladv was. at last , forced to' 'get' on a bus 'to escape their ~ jfititiclsiu. j. ■ . h ' >■ H seems the ios sub is jvow iiv somo i fai'oii:!" .as. a iiuiffrgUa.id. So much so iliat sonic Loudon houses have been coiii.pe.lfel to look £01 a. source of Sivp- >'■• ply— not aneasy quest. Hunting poo- , . plo object. ;So the- xjt'.jSsot-'■ s: Jn.lt.d, iviiero tlio fftses iiVe vofinin, ate i doin.u; what t ijry can. ) ffho.jFQS -is an flinftSiifg tftUo 'smtiyr* , i as a cub." said a dealer with .inqii.h'oi% r "hut ill it rarely breeds ill captivity tho . 1 cnl'S a ; fc wild cßijatviMs, aftfi thoug-l'i . > nmioal as mischievous balsj'Cs, > they to'4io"<jlosply"\V»td}C(l ivl'ioii j adiilt. I kne.'v a dog fcx whose endear--1 fi-W qualities and daeflity were Ms awii.er 1 s pride. His <n\ ner never etttilil hey: lievo that his pot ivas tlm mysterious beast which was l.lic t'-rrcrof the local pmdiry farms.—until. ai.iß .flight 'lis tiet laid oufe a- long row Of his own prize- ?'■ wnvnrag Leghorns a:i<l made ofi."