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THE SUN, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1915.
DOLE AND BREESE
' PLEASE FANCIERS
HIGHEST TYPES OF SHOW DOGS REPRESENTED BY THESE WINNERS
SOUTHAMPTON SHOW
IS SURE OF SUCCESS
KENNEL DIRECTORY
8
A wards nt Ornnjyo nidr-n-Wcn
S?low Olvo SntisfncHon
' to Xonrly All.
jrowrnrinr tievk ox top
y,
Orangk, N. J., June 2fi. Tho Or
hnge nide-n-Wce Association, n society
formed In 1!11 tn relievo tlio suffering
among homeless and abused dogs
throughout the State, hold Its fourth
nnntinl dog show In the Klflh Itcglmcnt
Armory heie to-day. The show was
tinder Amcrirnn Kennel Club rules nnd
aa'lth championship points granted. It
Jb the first one Riven hy thin club Hint
has been recognized hy the A. K. C.
twitl About tflO entries were reeelved,
The Judging of the unclassified spe
rinlR hv I'rnllk V. IVnle nml Vlnlnn IV
Breese was mnrkc.l hy the large num.
bcr of picked specimens of the different
breeds which buttled for the handsome
trophies offered by the committee nml
!.... . , . .
friends of the association. The work of
the Judges In these chases met with the
hearty approval of the exhibitors nnd
the many ha.d decisions they
called upon to make were Riven fault-
lessly. .Messrs. Hole and Hreese decliled
many problems without the necessity of
calling upon O. Muss-Arnolt, who was
tho referee.
John Mlnturn's Kngllsh bulldog Cham
pion' Crlsslo Denton, won the Presi
dent's cup, offered by Mrs. It. F Mc
Ouckln for the besl non-sporting dog,
while Oeorge Qulntard's llolmbury
Itcve accounted for the speclnl for best
non-sporting, best bitch In the show,
and the handsome trophy going to best
oogor nucn in me snow, Hove had to
be right on her mettje to win these high
honors, as the Kealyham terrier Chum-
nlon lvn irn,w ii,. a t r.i ., t ,-.
Long Cadet, the Kngllsh Setter Albert's
f J...- r-Vj. is" ,,. '.. ..
ainilwyd Mixture nnd the Scottish ter
ritr Walescott Malster Wullle, which are
II corking specimens of their respective
breeds, furnished hot competition.
The Walescott Kennels had a field
day In Scott sb. terriers, irninr frnm
puppy to winners with Walescott
MnlMer Wullle mid getting the special
for best of the breed ; also capturing
the vice-president's cup donated hy
Mrs. Krnctt Meyrowltz for best pair
In the show and the secretary's cup of
fered by Miss Agnes. Tyler for the best
team of any breed. Walescott MnHter
Wullle Is a very typical Scottish ter
rier and has met defeat only once,
which was at the Scottish terrier spe
cialty show, when Champion Hraw
Laddie was placed over him. The next
day, however, at Mlneola the Kngllsh
Judge Holland Buckley reversed this
placing and gave Wee Wullle winners,
saying he was the most typical and
best specimen he had ever seen. Wullle
Is nn American bred and was bred by
his owner. Francis ;. Lloyd.
The English setter Albert's Mnllwyd
Mixture was the winner In his regular
classes and also annexed the special
offered by the association for best male
In the show. This dog Ih a remarkably
iod one, proved hy the fart that he
recently obtained his American cham
pionship without meeting a defeat.
In crocker spaniels Judge James
Anderson, selected the black dog New
port Rlackboy as best of a strong field.
The bltcb winner, Overcross Trls, at
tnlned her championship by winning to
day. She is a grand type of cocker,
but when It came the special for best of
the breed, the dog winner, Hlackboy, de
feated her, scoring In substance, short-
nefs of back and front. In American
bred bitch. Newport Peggy, which had
been a winner nt other shows, got the
gate. The Judge said he believed her to
be underweight.
The Klmvlew Kennels won both win
ners classes In German shepherd dogs,
With Harry Von Nnhetnl and Mlnkla.
Robert Lobban's Champion Deodora
Monarch added nnother win to the long
lift ito his credit In the Kngllsh bull
dog class by getting winners dog. The
bitch winner was Champion Crlssie
Denton, which defeated her kennel mate.
Champion Oak Nana, for tho rosette.
In commenting on this class after the
Judrtns the Judge, John II. Horrax, said
that It was a very close decision be
tween the two, but that he preferred
Crlssie Denton, as she was tho sturdier
built of the two and scored In foreface.
Tho miniature champion Woodcraft
Model, filtered for specials only, ac
counted for ten speclnl prizes In all.
Tills minimum Kngllsh bulldog has a
remarkable- record and has accounted
for more specials than any other dog
of his type ever shown.
The American bred Airedale terrier,
, Gee Long Cadet, added nnother win to
the number necessary for him to sport
the coveted title of champion, defeating
Delhi Oprang In the winners' class,
Fcorlng In color, ears, coat and nblllty
to make the most of himself. In the ring.
In bltchcR William M. Jones's Crewe So
I'atricla went from puppy to reserve
winners, iiemg defeated in the winners'
class ny
Cos Cob Kennels' Cos Cnh
CnrOSS. which scored In silliHtnnr... ! . ,
trlcla Is tho better colored and has bet-
ter coat, hut needs ne., tn v,., ,i, ,
tdance of the winner. I
I.a 1-rancc Model, n slx-months-old
puppy, went rrom puppy to winners In
French bulldogs. Hb Is nn nnusuallv i
promising nunnv with a beautiful hm
lots of bone and good substance, dark '
lirlnriln In mini- ..-tih --.I
tall. He will rnnlto'r
ImhaKIa S...... t- , i.
- .,,11, ocki'ivk 10 nun was
nnother puppy, Joufflu. which nlho elves
.i,iiiu,,..1 l..t. ... .1 ,
............. ,.,.,-. iiimii in ui puppies
sic
out
pon
nor'
tile
J
punnle
Champion Ivo Caratloc reileeme.i
himself for his defeat at Westchester
last .Saturday hy winning over Tern
per.iitcc, the dog whkh was placed over.
ras placed over.
Ige to-day said
better, as he I
lis and hn.l I
nun last vveeK, The Judg
ho liked Caratlou tho b
m..i ti tn mau nnti loins and hud 11
". .mill 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cil llvl , WHICH
ttcoiiil only In one point over Caratloc
slightly better front.
The Irish terrier fanciers were
treated to a surprise when tln puppy
winner. Leed's Congall I 'at, was placed
over the noted Champion Aioostook
Historic In the winners dug class. This
diilslott did not meet with the appro
tint Inn of the rliigslders, many of ibeiii
levlnilng Distant' to be the belter
dip by 11 good margin.
Vinton I'. Hieese, who handed mlt t,
ribbons In Din well tilled I'onieriiiiliiii
B id Pekingese classes, went through 1
his woil; In his usual able manner mid
gavo u.iiiplcl" satlsfaetioii In , j
tanner MrH 1:. s. All.nd made a clean
.n;;',n',,f ;v;;rH w,o,tv1i;:;;;:; ;
with Offley Mite's Sunlloner and to-
ti.i've vvliinerH bltihes witli I'oinl.nid
Topaz, ntllcy Mars Siltitlovv ef wlmlni;
.... ...... in me uteeii, -
In Pekinese Mts. Thomis II isllnsa !
T.on dog winners will, H.igalelle Wang '
i.i...i ".ui s .siiiicuiing I Mil I i
- 5-.,.,.,S. L,'I,?:r"!V-. -r Arcady. '
of different dams. Mrs. J. J. Mathc- i r.ns,.l"h T.oy P'1"''!". (Hlaik and Tan) formulated whereby this object will be Ftull Is flat and muzzle stroiic ami well lnK lr!ek" Irepmd particularly for this
...... w. .i,..ii,i,uii ,111111 lilai. .. .1111. irrnm. . , .... .M-,in MIllirL oeiio nno IPOII .inrirn. r.n h.r ' 1 " ,. mi, ,,- w nnvn
1. .vcMiianK Antoinette was the win- KnK Lawrence Hitch; won i.V- mV. 1." 1 "' "' !"""" are now in filled tip, with big nose nnd undcrjaw. " " ea 111 ne serven
n b toh Kh lu u l.-,lr...l .l..l. I.i.. r.i... .. .'.. "" 'T' Mnn " .irs. (, nrnrfss nnH llm nrnK.hln l..,lln. ..III i... . ... Oil tile l.lwn.
and won liundlly fiom J)r. J. 1: . '. Hogs, won by Mrs. J .1. Mutheann'. x... I he Long lloich, I.. I., antl the tl.ite earlv Chaiiinloti l.im"inllirliti.r iviit,.i. u ,, Hastings will have her well it
... ... ,. . 1,1 in- , 11 ui n , 1 lip unn. nr.... . luiniiui in n i- wt' L n Kin -lour iiimniiK -tiiii u iiv -
.irivrrs ivonno ill,, winch went from vr.,.'.":. """ . -virs. .lames 1:1 .-entemner. noti-i show ktieeiiiu.ii Mi... ...v,,.i 1,.. "wii winners nun cnninpion nogs on
s to reserve winners. . ui,k ,7. """Ji Atnonir tnose netlvelv nteresto,! hu. Mr u Hi, iiiniuny, ntininiKn iney w III not nn en.
tmignifl.,.,,, p..,olo,ed dog l ted1 from ab.oad. At the Oree, vlcll shov'
from I,i,i.lii i.v Mi nnd ie ll,,v'i.i ive.ks urn M s ' . VL h
did not . ,n, J ,7'.'.'' "i'1'1 on h'',Ml "'Hs srlffnn with l.llllV Hlrt THIa
tlu, wMer a. .C" ' .
onnt.e.H ""' wainer no en
as r mo nrst mv n hi.
1ft I - vww,.-
1 '
Vjt Iiiritie, (Innilua ilnbette, I'm mimes llaliette nnd Nnnniil, owned br Mr. Tred KdnnriU
of Dorchester, Mn,
L. !2h. .h" "L!..!"
Ink hln withdrawal from competition,
The many IVKe fancier who had heard
KloT.,"B.?crH".",l! nf.,hlH ,Iok'" Prowess
on Kngllsh bench were giving him
,.ricn, ,.XHM1,mi,n. They were Im"
pressed favorably with Mr quality,
i Krpl" hone. grand head and wonderful
"JTW
, Holland's mini whin Tln't'o of llvdecree'
won In bltchen. with Mrs. A. McClure
llnlley's American bred Sun's Ouena,
leserve.
Everything went along smoothly un
til one of Wex Jones's hull terriers
challenged n Kreyhnunil which tried to
demonstrate that a While Cavalier Is
not as great a fighter as Is claimed for
him. The battle was short hut spirited,
the bull teirler getting n Frank fiotch
toe hold on his adersary anil Hoofing
mm, mining the battle. The awards:
'Olnters Doffs, won hv tlnnUt 11 llnrv1.
Hob, reserve, II W Richardson'. Jr's.
nichanison's Prank niirh. unn ,. u
W Richardson. Jr'j.. Richardson's Queen.
,K . Cottrell's Nanry Lee.
' . '.' . fetters -I o.. won hy Dr
I Jmi r Hair s Alberts Mallwyd Mixture,
reserve. Dr J Corn In Mabev's Meadow
view Duke nf flair Ilttchis, won bj Dr
II. M IWk'e Pea o ilv Heart r...rv..
r,n"owu, w M.anowview bath-
I Heagtea Dos. ion hy Relray Kennel'
I Relray Chancel.nr. re.erve. J H. Van
i '"" rie. iittchei Won by J. H Vin
Dnrn' Uvpsv II
Oachihunili- llllrlic, won by .tr. Mary
Fuch'n l.uci Jenerliit reierve. Mre, A.
lluneerford. Zefora Houth Shore
Cocker ?pnnle! tlo (Muck), won hy
Pen Cral Kennele' Newport Itlackhoy;
reterve, llnnnv) nn Kenneli' KeautKul
Joe. Doje (an) other color), won h Pen
Craig Kennele' Newport Pedlar II . re.
serve, enme ouner'e Newport Pereeue.
Illtchee. won by Mr. Htley Kieke'e Oier
cioet Irla . reserve, Pen Cr.ilg Kennl'
Newport Ituth
Ilulldnae Do. won hy rtnbert I.oh
iMn'i Ch. Deodora Monarch, reeerie.
Thornae J. Psrvln'e M.iitnet Mahomet
Dobermiin l'lneehere Do and bitches,
won hy Mrs. T It. Dell's Trlitun; reserve.
Otto Durch's .Stella III
Dalmatian to, won by Rocksltlcus
Kennels J'enwnrtham llosco. reserve. V
V Crnln's Wold In the pines Pepper.
Hitches, won by Hocksltleut Kennels' Hes
tlve. French null. lots Dots, won by Fred,
erlck Porfet's La Frame Model; reierve.
Mrs D. Robertson's Joutnu ratchet, won
hy Mrs. J. J Matheion't Nessbank An
jojnette; reserve. Dr. J K. Tark.r's Yvonne
ealyh.m Terriers Dogs, won by W
Ross Proctor's Ch. Ivo Caradoc; reserve.
Krnnahani I.nwrence's Temperance, nitchet,
won hy W Itoss Proctor's Hlrkrtale llessj
reserve, same owner's Ivo Coronv.
Airedale Terrlrs Dors, won by R. K
lleltht's Oeelona Cadet; reserve, J A
.stlllman's Delhi Onrans Hitches, won by
Cos Cob Kennels' Kenmare Caress, reserve,
Wllllsm .M. Jone"s Crewe So Patricia
Miniature Itultdoca Dogs, won hy Yan
Ce.lner'a Woodcraft Menestral. Hitches,
won hy Charles I.. Watson's Hlghpnlnt
Pee Wee.
follies Dogs, won by Miss Hydon's flrey
Ml'ts reserve. Thoma. P, Law-son's Keirny
Stnrmer. nitches. won hy Oak Hill Ken
nels' Oak Hill Iris, reserve, Plnewood Ken
nels' Plnewood Pippin.
Oerman Phephenl Dogs Dors, won hy
Klmvlew Kennels' Harry von Naketal; re
serve, same owner's Dutlo of Klmvlew,
Hitches, won by same owner's Mlnkla. re.
eerv, II M. Green's Senta.
Hull Terriers Dogs, won hy George
Low's Frostbite, reserve, same owner's
Hare Knuckles. Hitches, won bv time
owner's Odds On; reserve. F K. McNulty's
White Rose of Mountfleld.
Russian Wolfhounds Dogs, won by Miss
Anna I'ase's Itanro o' Yalley Farm, reserve,
Mrs Halph H. Thomas's Na)ad o' Val
ley Farm
Irish Terriers Does, won hy C. A. F.
von Pfltenmayer's Leeds Congnll pat; re.
serve, L. H. powers'. Ch. Arlstook Historic.
Hitches, won by C. A. F. von Pfltenmayer's
Leeds Irish Rose: reserve, L. H, Powers'
Aroostook Annabel.
Scottish. Terriers Dogs, won by Wale
scott Kennels' Malster Wullle; reserve,
Miss M. K. Mellnn's Lnlndnn Loon. Hitches,
won by Walescott Kennels' Ch. Walescott
Shady Lady! reserre, same owner's Wale
scott Illue Hint.
West Highland White Terriers Dogs,
won by R. Lawrence's Ch. Ilumpus of (lien
mere; reserve, Thomas Hrooke's Cotnus.
Hltchis, won hy E. Lawrence's Waitress
of Hraewoodj reserve, Dr. E. Huckley's
Honnle Jean.
W..1."'? Terriers Dogt nnd bltchet. won
by Walescott Kennels' Walescott Mixer;
reserve, flulloway Kennels' Rallovray Yolkld.
Dandle Dlnmont Terriers Dogs and
bitches, won hy Rallnway Kennels' I'otford
Jean; reserve, same owner's Galloway
Leezle Lindsay.
Chow Chows -Doit, and bitches, won hy
Mrs, Ralph Waldo Chase's Chink: reserve.
Mrs. I, H, pouersa ch. Oreenacre Mlnchl.
i.revhoumls Dogs, won by Mrs 11 V
von der Helde'a Herscbol 111.; reserve!
Htr.,hIBl''-1' .':).. !'.'r,cro,"...w.': Kl.
Cro Klrellv
- J'i ,i . ' ' r isae uver-
,. I,0l,," Terrlert Doa. won
by
W. A
h"""' "A',nK'5 ."P'oer
n. j
by" San, uei llVlhy's Italb'y ' B-allflf OlrT
"serve, Moshnlu Kennels' Hellhorn't
Terri.r.
r. v i.- 'kV :"in'ZrP"':, ."'I
Plate: reserve. .Miss s c t-'tt..-. 'o.. I
'!!":". won by C. A. F. von Pltienmn er'i
:V'a. r.!'rPf. reserve, .Miss Francis A.
MS"Tri;!rS,teL. ... h ...
l.nn It lfll.lA,u t.,..,. 7. ' " ,'"
Sir'. FTirMi!..":? I
--
tWit' . J'...A
?j J:"''" Ta.no Chlkt.o. .
.'liyiirs. wiiii ny ii, iv
vei V;..;.. wV.n,W"..h.
iminluiry Iteve; reserve, II.
dale Mnnnllirht 1
,, Jn.i'an.',"e!''',n''''.)0K''. won bv Mrs.
11. I, Harrison's Little o'me Hitches,
Pekingese Hogs, won hy .Mrs. Thomas 1
,'1V.nK!'il,,,,.,',,;I,,llL Vu T"' reserve, Mrs ,
vnn byMr.1 Al 'I'loll r."l1l,(,"l':-
ti., A..' J'nJ.I.,,.ni' f. C fnwhln .
.', . .hup im n.r a t'rineess .vionin.
Tlnto of Ilyilegreel reserve. Mrs
A. MiC.
liniiry s Wll.n.l or i.tenruil
RrilSsets (lrlrrnns.Ilnv- nn l.l,t.
by Mrs. It, stuvveaaiit Plerrepnnt'a liover.
""ks. won 11 v .virs 1; jt,
Allunls Piiniiand Hiike of Kent. rerv.
Swiss .Mountain Kennels' II inner' Flf.u .1
offiev iii.'.si.ni'l.nu.V '.r.;.!; .Vl"r,l',i
i
i'imi: s i-n. urea KU'n imp w..av , . I ... , ...... ......... ... .. ... ... ...
er's Poinland Topaz. . nml William S.ixbv will be the Judge
bvTUV",nn".!!'THr?J,7l'if"TjMBJ' .,vonl A "n,, ll,,er nf Airedale terrier pup.'
HluiieT won hv .lI,,rZ..,K,M jilmn. pies, consisting .if .even male and seven !
Iiiunes, won by same owner s Karnn S.ilda 'females, was wlieiued recenily by II. p
"" I Toinltnson's Hilar V I
MTJO PtCTir utiwc nnrnnn,,.
WilS, liAbliib BUYS GRIFFONS,
Piiri'liii.e 'Hirer llou. Frnm Mr..
...
I'drr nf IVIIinm.
Mis. Veriitu Casiie Is taking moiH
in
rlrr,,n '"' ,ln"- Her latest purchases
m the.e p.ipulni rule iogr ifn three
ut.isnHn'cpt urile piiiit.es bough' from
.his j-eie- l-eilCf 01 NOI'i Pelh
N. V Mts. Cede,. i,,,s uVet, for tw. lve
.ve.its a l.rc. de.. and cxhlblto; of tlielin j
miKi", inn mis jinm time to tlmo itirlii.'
that pe, o, Imported the best stocks 1
Tllckly purchased bv Mrs. I.,
ou rk v niirrhnaeri hv m.. i '
Brown of Detroit, who was present on I
that occasion. , 1
. I
I SVf.) 'a'HI !" iinnm, .Mm. Ilrr-
I ' .'liiifti .ulH I lirrtN iioleil si ml ilnir.
I tTWTj .fc,?VUW --Tj I l- Mrs. Norlenr Dentnrk of Ito.e
I - -gaF .1 d-lr, I.. I.
I II 1 1 k
v
Mm. M. r.
MrOlnnr'a Iln.ton
Above, tn the left, n pair nf rockers nt the IVslnnng Kennel., Plain-I
neld, x. j, '
BEGINNERS ARE AIDED
BY WOODMERE CLUB
.... . .. .
Lonp lslnnrt OrffnnIntion Has ;
. . ..a ,
Well Dpsprved Ropiitnfion
for Helpinjr Amnteurs.
There Is a aaylng that
a poor start
. . , l
he Woodmere
makes n good ending The
Kennel Cluh has ample proof of the
truth of this snylng as thnt club wns l
ushered Into the kennel world under the
mn.i .rv.mo. n.ii. inn. in, ..in.t.i.. ii
wa. a'cofd rainy day "that the cluh
selected for It. first match mee.ln.- on
May 17. 1913. at Woodmere. I.. I. llnln
nnd plenty of It was the order of the ,
day. but It didn't hurt a bit because It
got no further than the roof of the
bla- tent that sheltered the exhibitors
and failed to dnmpen the spirits of the
fnnc era who wem exlilbltlnir tn fnrl
all nresent enlove.1 themselves K. such
an extent that It was decided to hold
another meet the next month.
In this way the Voodmere Kennel
Club was started by a few amateur dog
fanciers and It has continued with the
object of benentlng an.l furthering tho
Interests of nmnteura ami beglnnero.
on .tn. ihi i. ,i.mh,h hi,i
K th.? v,odmero Kennel cluh has
accomplished nothing eNe It hns at least
shown thnt a club established and con-
uucieii aiong amateur linen ami run
pracucauy oy amateurs can be success-1
ful. Although the club numbers among I
Its members many well known and
prominent fanciers, the great majority,
nf , V, Mflr.,l.AH. ' D I.. ... '
of the members nre strictly amateuru '
and beginners In the dog game. The
novice with a single entry receives Just
ns much consideration niu attention as
tne rnncler with a string of dogs. Fa- 'hat at one time or other ltve been "mp'"" nnmgn .Mineoia or greynoutms.
vorltlsrii Is reduc-d to the minimum and ' owned and exhibited by T. S. Ilellln of ,, ""hl,lr'. "J from the north shore W. Iloss Proctor. New York. Sealy
as a result of this nollcv th club tin. Albany, but It Is doubtful If ever this lM"K 1 '-n. ,hnm and Welsh terriers.
grown both In popularity nnd member-
ship.
It Is generally conceded bv .log""""" Tp(1' winners or first In the 1
fanciers In and about the metroi. lis, varlct' hrae" cU H well as best of
that the Woodmere KenniluThTJe!
a high mark In the manner In which Its
evening matches have been conducted,
Cl. "ning niliur that was judged
,rle9' " record never before attained in
rrntcn of tills kind.
L .T,'? "v "n th? club have long'
Wt ht they would like to see the club
ho . ;how .given under American Ken-,
ne Ulu" rule? and with championship
nlan are Mrs. M. (!. Mcdlone. nr.ldint
Mrs J Conklln. Mrs. Harry T.ivlor ami .
, iMrs. h A llltcnx, vice-presidents,
''"'N6-' Meade, the former preside nt '
nnd present treasurer, and George lleln-
le'". 'he secretary.
1
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS. ,
T!i"-.N'P.r,n'rn m.T "'' l'll'h
eislmed the. dn'e of Ortnber
!V.V. . !'u.,s,!lf v Ti."
V v
Mr and Mrs Charle. H Lester of I
Knaluweml .v ,1. have Knur mi a six
wen, triii i" i-.iiiiiirnii. liii.riie i.e.. is
1',.' w7e'r''J I ..'i ie. Kr,"n,1" ',"rlnl!
rienrae Crn Held well known on 11,.
lot,. ,, ml In ('.iniiil'i ai J an ill ?."in" , ,,K
Judge, his riinnvpil from Vancouver II c
to Salt Lake ft where business Inien sts
will keep hint for smile Utile
liwi. th. .ninier . i .11 " 1 " " ,
the" coming' South. mpton Knei ('Itil.
iixiiirf. tins iiiiereit nun u ensli prizes to
he won oiitrlrhl In these cassis I
eiVl'nVTlar'no.'k' Laird VZ'.HJ:
?rom his brother. Anil rew II Lliti r of
.Mev.nd.r Lister of 1V...I....,, vt
" r'":l.n" .
'hur'm'.1. J
Itothe.ay. Hfotl.m.l l..itr,i i. , i.ti .. iV.,,.1 I
I on. tin othe- sbu hiiliig wnn it cruf .
"IT,,; '"".".'r' "nlh"n-
.!.'. n . v Ct" ,. ',m nn . X"."'' n(
Jv.'" hi7 1 Snl" -rrler class..1 ,1
i.. .. ' '.,.,.,: ' ' t" ne
hi . Vh". i.ti' no " n'
Member I. ''Wde'rlrk I liamm' o "l,n.
matca l. down to Jurige French bulldoxi I
at thla nxtura. I
l
ii m II
II mm II I French llnlldoK Club
II Mka W .1 II Annnnl Kient,
terrier puppy Mo.hnln llnhette.
.
GOLD HEELS IS REAL CHAMPION
And Alan la MnklnK Splendid Rec
ord na Stud Don.
It is seldom !h,t n n v.-.,,
Airedale terrier nmeirs ihm n hnM
Ul. own wlt '.he41 est' Imnn te?,,
men. n rt s , rt ; n lt
th!" Is '.rue of the American bred terrier
,t-nainploii t.old Heels, bred nnd owned
by John McC.ugh of Hrooklvn Not
only has O, Id Ire s vvXrful'
on 'the bench, bu s Ini retlr
"from competition and placed at the stud 1
the has made a name for hlm-elf a. a '
producer nf wlnnln- ,.m,..v .,.,.in.
..,.ini,,... . .i. L -'
tnetorlous as tfce n.une he mad for
, i nimself in the show ring I
.vlrSJ ""il.1."" Jh'. f?'" '
Champion Soudan Swlveller. without
a doubt one of the greatest Airedales I
k.. ti..,t . 'u.i", I '.'.
also Is note'.1 !rnr"rrln
n wndrfu! prod.icer He made his first
appearance In the show ring at the Aire-
'iA'e Terrier Cluh of Long Islnnd's show
"'here he won llrst puppy, first
American bred and rcerve winners to
his sire. Champion Soudan Swlveller. nt
w or nine months. This started
" career inai gave nun
mor" l.n". enou'-h lns to count a full
-nnmpiotuihlp. l-or the past year or
. "',,' ."' ' "r
" ,, I n l.un, bvCoM
h"u thn. -Tn" hi r 2J. t
,a ' n ,nelr """" "f
(j'oldleels Is n .In f i,i.i .t.. h-
has a long lean j!rl stlong mure
dark eves nnd nent .r. .ut. u
r,on an,i WPu rlu(.(1 Pi pprfl.cl foro. ,
leirs nnd foot, .ten,,,- tntn. nn.i ..i.
formed body with plenty of substance i
and n good hard coat. i
pTrTT rrrPTJTrue nr avitttv
BULL TERRIERS OF QUALITY
llurnlnu n..ui.i i
. (
" """" neiun s neat,
Many are the celebrated bull terriers
i '""dor has owned or shown a better I
.brace tin Hurnlng Daylight and Ilea-1
' bull terriers nt the Westchestor iwm.
ncl flubs fixture last week. Hurtling
Dayllght Is n giandly bred bitch, teem-
Ing full of Hloomsbtiry. Millstone.
Chntler, Wild. Duke of Marlhorouicli
. and Ciirdnna blood. Although not ex-
tenslvely shown she Is the winner of
.. . . .. .
;.Kmi,. ' ",r " "en.e.H
throuehout the fanev for h,r .'.r.it...,.
1)0(h. roIM.rtles. great bone, hie rib,
flo.nnnnr T.i 1. o., t,.,n.i .1.
nnd one that owns one of tho best'
heads ever seen on a bull terrier, lie
has nlenty of length from ear to eye
one 'mild not wish for a better flllei
for. face, the Jaw power being trul:
nhenomi.tml. Ill, nnel, .i.ni.i.
filled I
truly s
phenomenal. Ills neck and shoulders
;i0r- SI "ids iV atX?
nil that would bp desired. He
IKIH
!."V',y. .0",.!l",, a" m n.,',,
'' ",1,K,,, ,,"- win keep ti.
Ilellln
colors .lying at the front for
some time to conic.
Plllrlcb (Inrang Still nn Sliuvv,
, " n measure to Aireiiale ran-
'"I'Ts see the Haiikiifell Kennels ex-
miming tnat gland dug Patrick Oorang
l" r-veiil West chest c r Kennel Club's
llw', I'""-'1'" Oorang had not been
'" '"''Petllloii on this side, since
,M" Hyl'i'rry show last jcar. whlih wah
Just after his 111 rival lit America, when' '
he hwepl the boards and was conslil-1
v" " nn "' "''casion tun nest Alre-;lp"
' ! , T"l T ,niU hen I
"" ' ' " '"
.. -
lint mire i.iinil I'rkes trrlrr,
Two I'rklneosn rriim M,. ii.,, i, ,... '
..... .........
kenpels III London irr veil In New York
on the Adriatic list Thursday. One is
" "''I ''"U
f'niale. a tlatmht
I'ric, bolh wtl
.1 , nir im.l lUr, ml...
daughter of Chamnlor, Yen-
Tnv nre a splendid
. V "?
the devlr,l l.,o..L-
,Thr.Z,Z n-l .
misK nnu ot tne pest breed nc. Ths
"""" alV '
w"iv'2 ln rM rU conditio,, and are
w"n th' other owned by Mrs. Herbert.
si nr.i.nl nl IVi., Um.i i
I. .-v.. ,dc nvin .ii rrurian.
Chnmplnn Ponrgunl Pna, ovsnnl
PRODUCE STAKES NOW OPEN.
Annnnnrei
The fourth nnnunl nrodtiee stake for
the Krench Hulldog Club of America
,T, lr'IRJ,;,Lb "re now "P'n-Th rn-
dltlons which govern these stakes are as
follows. These produce stakes nre of-
fered to all comers whether members
nf the French Hulldog Club or not. Reg
istered French hull bitches bred to regis
tered French bulldogs between the dntea
.. ,',n,rcn -" nn" Aufu"' 1. "re only trials to be held by the club were dls
eligible for nomination. Owners wish- cutscd. The date for the trials will
ing to nominate tlieir bitches must nil
OUt the nomination blank Provided hV
I the club nnd comply with Its require-
Iments, which are made part of these
conditions.
Hitches must he nominated nnd fees
pild to the secretary of the club at least
one week before the bitch Is due to
, whelp. Puppies the produce of noml-
nated hitches only nre eligible for entry
Hiui competition. , least tnrer weeks
n'for" tn, Judging of the puppies takes
l'1',ff ,he secretary will give notice to
each person who has nominated a hitch
of the exnet time nnd place selected by
the executive committee for the com-
petition and If possible the name of the
jutige or judges appointed to officiate.
Persons owning eligible puppies must
make their entries, nnd remit their fees
to the secretary of the club within ten
" "'ire, r eas
p 1 111 n0!. n r"un,IM s-Jiouid a
?27'n"0' 1 ?r. "ten or
, -- S -: ;
' h- considered a. th. l.-uimail .,.
rr.,nr to all rla-ht. and nrivit..,.. on
i K .tmi privileges ann
ma . f"' an? c1mp," f"r the stakes.
L'Ji'l'J' 5!.en.,-" .r.ll. .th'.. Irtnt.l'
,'on Hons fhswhers sst forth sLZ
'I "".
,n - . """-equeni owner noi enter
.... . . , ,
onginni nominator may do so In his own
,,
i t' ,. .k... .
Pld to" the' ma'klng ' nn. entAT
: All matters nf doubt or dispute arising
, ", ma"f nI ,,olJ"l1 or n"r
"nil" these conditions or
oinerwtse
' ' Z. c-ind Ha d.
i , 1 merlcn' an 1 ,,e
,, " m " ,he lii..rai r..h e
fH",? . th cl. for this competition
Z '''i',' 'u., inl.ii ,n Zwir
''VJ"VJ' 5L'"A"ir'"J ,.0..,'nn"de.,,
,)f KrMtv enhanrlnc the flnanelnl
,.t. . .... , .c. "
.,',"', L , "iii L.. Ik"
... ' "u " " '' .' ...i,. "1
successful exhibitors. The competition
w" ,!,k- l,,'w " ,h '"
of For nomination blanks
address nil communications to Orant
Nftlmn' Secretary of the club, H
J0""'""" rert. Hrooltlyn. N. Y.
SPECIAL SHOW FOR PEKES.
.lira. Ilnatlnica Will llnld It and
Mrs. Il.-rb.-rt Will .lodge.
Pekingese match will be held at
! H.igntelle. the Long I.land home of Mrs.
Thomns Hastings, Tuesday, June 29.1
Hagatelle Is nt old Wcstbury, next In1
iirigniuitnr. tne estate or Samuel vu-
If'", "" can be reached bv motor from
n'.",h ma,Cn. '' n" ', inwnn
,nfl Ju(,s nK wlM tak" ',lac "n(lpr a 1
, ....r,i ..,,. iiiu iriiui.ir t-iiisjifi
arT 'e tho regular classes
,h. r ' ,,. ?nT for n'Jl'I'le- under
X
best dog and best bitch bred by
, "r. "'ver nav-
'ne won " rlb!"?n ani' rln"', 1nr """I
a' b,oud bitches with their get.
Ilerhert. one of the he.t Jtrdgea
01 ' llt'"K".,, "1 hnglnnd. ami who Is on
" T1!" this country, has accepted the
lnvltntloti to hnnil nut lh pllil,r v.
nn ndded attraction for the be tetlt o
er guests Mrs. Hastings hns arranged 1
have Howatd S. Starrett's troupe of I
tered for competition,
GOES IN FOR LABRADOR DOGS.
'
Scolt McComh I. No,,
In F.llKlniid,
Settled
J. Scott McComh, who several venrs
nrri bont n t 1 1 . .
..... 1
terriers and other dogs arDobh. Ferrv-
7, e" , n ,0" uZ' , r.,""' '
. : 1 ",l '"'ii 1
of a sporting country In Knal.mit. Mr. '
,MC( iiinb now gnes In for Labrador dogs
10 tnoruiiKii i.isiuoii. ne possesses not
ones, tun neld and
ring champions of repute.
"'" popularity in the Labrador ns a
reti lever llos In bis smartness and great1
nrtlvlty This dog Is unlo Knnwn In ;
America, nltliough he might he looked !
"l"l ns a dog belonging tn this cnntl-1
'"""I Willi the exception of rjeorge J j
'"lould, Clnrence M Mnckny nnd a '
"ip' sportsmen the dog is not to'
" ,0""" ,n" 1 S,""a'
,,... . .
' " -' " ; nk.-a i llle,
James Kdwln Hair's Hmrllsh Rotter
. ,,, ... . ...... ,
."niiBjn .viixinro rnmpleteil his
''!l'l,".,nmislll nl the IMgewood Kennel
' on .nine is, unoer tne vet-
WZn do.' J" JZ
U.'hn,r Thl" 'lnR wn',' ',N "hnniponshlp
' "Ve coiifivutive shows nnd has not
. ' . . ",,r" snows una nns not
h''',n ''""""I I" "'IH country He also
holds the distinction of n'lnnlni. lit.
championship under five different Judges,
namely. Hooley, Zletrler, Ellis. AVJiite
ana .Mortimer.
Mnny New Pfcmiunis Added to
List Will Inorrnsc Xum
hcr of Entries.
Golf, lawn tennla and surf bathing,
the chief summer recreations In South
ampton, must yield first place on Pa
urday, July 10, to the second annual
! dog show of the Southampton Kennel
. Club, to be held on the grounds of tho
'Meadow Club. The board of governors,
jmade up of leading residents of th
Hamptons, Is working hard in tne in
terests of the club's second venture.
The entries close to-morrow with Frank
F. Dole, 2B Knst Twenty-third street,
New York.
Since publishing the premium list
many additional special prlies have
been orfered, Dr. Hoy M. I'eck of
Springfield, Mass., nnd R. H. Ituggles.
the bulldog nnd (Serman shepherd dog
Judges, ench have offered cups for th
best In their classes. Otiher new spe
cials Include cups from Mrs. Illchard
Newton, Jr for the best foxnound ; ,
I from J K. MeCatthy, for the best novlel
class French bulldog bred hy the ex-1
hlhltor, and from Mrs. Oeorge I. llsll
1 for the bet In each of the four types
of Kngllsh toy spaniels. Harold fiber, '
president of ;he Airedale Terrier Club ,
or .vmerici, announces tourteen specials
for members, each exceeding $25 In
value, and the Pekingese Spaniel Club
of America has nddd live and the Oreat
Dane Club twenty more specials. .Mr.
and Mrs, Oeorge S. Trevor announce
I the gift of gold pieces for the best four
sporting aim uest tour non-spnrtinc ex-
nimts or tne ouinampton rcennei t lun.
The special train to and from South
inmiTiton from New York and llrnoklyn
will have baggage enrs attached for the
transportation of exhibitors and their
. dogs. There will be free transportation
' fne vl lines anH thalr rinir. hslu-asn Ih
Southampton station and the Meadow
Club.
Dr.nuljW 1U flUfl Ufl It.inij.
Rmplre Clul. Annnnnrea Cla.aea fur
i
Pleld Trials In the Kit II.
The executive nnd field trial com
mittee nf the Hmplre Ileagle club held
a meeting recently at Schenectady nt
which all the details for the coming
he the week of October IS. The classes
I annnnnrnl to he run on tho rabhlt. sr.
the fotfowlng Tuppv class for dogs and I
bitches whelped after March 1, 1H15, fori
; th. Watts cup, a IS Inch Derby, n 15
inch Derhy, a 1.1 Inch all age dogs, 13
Inch all age hitches, IB Inch all age dogs
I and a IS Inch all age bitches.
The hare classes will In all probahlt-
Ity be run thl year on Oermnn hnre, In-
, stead of the white hnre n the Atllron- I
dncks. This club was the pioneer tn
opening classes to be run on hnre nnd
will be the first tn run classes on the
Oermnn hare If suitable grounds can be
found. The hare clnsses will be three
In number 13 Inch, all age; IF, Incn. alt
age. nnd the Kmplre State champion
ship. In the running of the hnre classes
the entry Is drawn in packs of four
, and runs one hour In the first series and
two hours actual running In the final
series, the judge choosing the .logs to
compete In the final from nmnng the
first series packs. The championship
is open to those dogs ana nttcnes that
nave won a nrst. second or third at
,me recognised field trial The entry
. Put down a. a pack for not less than
rr a"ual Irlvlng of game
IM)H. mlt. Hn iijiiKP, KnOWIPUCP
of what constitute, a heagle and his In
timate association with hengles In Hie
field and worked to the gun make him
especially competent to fill this pnt-
i Hon,
ATLANTIC CITY JUDGES.
Prominent Fancier. Selected
Art nt Shnsr nn Auanat 7.
The Atlantic City Kennel Club will
, n01?. ,a,imla' Atlantic city
i on faiuroay, August (. inis win ne a
' b" "'. with the usual generous
amount of cash and silver trophies as
special prlies. The list of judge. Is not
complete, but so far Includes the fol
lowing prominent fanciers t
Clarence Clark of Devon, Pn
bengles anil chows.
O. V Olebe, Hryn Athyn, Pa., St.
Hernards, bloodhounds, mastiffs nnd
Scottish deerhounds.
James II. Cooper, Port Washington,
Pa., colliers, fox terriers ami Irish ter
riers, Levi VIIcox, Philadelphia, poodles.
Maltese terriers, Yorkshire terlrers.
tov black and tan terriers. Chihuahuas
nnd Italian greyhounds.
Hownrd M. Ionovan, Cynwvd. Pa..
Airedale terriers.
.1, Sergeant Price, Jr., Chestnut Hill.
Pa., Boston terriers, nnlniatlanH and
Pr. Oeorge r Haler. Jr., Phlladel-
Phi". Kngllsh toy spaniels.
.vinrsii.iii v iiriuon. t'ni aiieinma
toy poodles.
Mrs. Herman F. Meyer of Philadel
phia, Dobermnn Plnschers,
The show will be held on Young's
Million Dolar 1'ler. Kntries cloee Mon
day. July 26, with Oeorge F. Foley,
I.ansdowne, Pa,
FAMOUS POM CHANGES NAME.
,.,..,.. v...n. ... win
.
Hill. Stnr In Future.
The black Pomeranian puppy Clnv-
ton North Star, shown by Mrs Thorpe
.Mineoia, nas neen purchased by Mrs.
V Mayhew of the Fox Hills Kennels.
This exceptionally good dog Is a solid
I black and won the special for the best
puppy tinner the noted Kngllsh Judge
1. P C Astley, at Mlneola. He also
won for best puppy at Oreenwlch.
11.. ..in i 1.1.. . , .
I iii in in. new owiiersnip ne
' known as Fox Hills Stnr nnd will be
shown nt the coming shows. For over
twelve .vears Mrs. Mayhew has been
I Identified with these little dogs and has
lm,'or,, nn" ,lr'' man' M" ribbon
ill n.rs.
'"Z,:Z72.',l'!n?T r''
1-.111K in-i-iiir 1 ut rs neen pur-
chased by Joseph Carberrv of Itiivbur-
ottgh, Philadelphia, from the kennels
or Hie late Thomas I'. Hunter Kim-
necior gnine.i nis cnainplonshlp m Kng-
land before coming to tills muntiv and
has won at prartlcallv all the shows she
hns been exhibited til In this counlrv
He Is the sire of many puppies that nr.'
"Inning at this time, the best of his
get being Knoi'klayiln King lleit, which
won th" speclnl for the best collie at the
recent chni lty dog show and also the
interstate Collie Cluh held In Phlladel,
Pn,n'
IliKllali U'.iniiin na PeUi- .lii.lu.
Mrs. Philip lltmlock of llticknell
r, ,,, iiin-niieu
Manor. Hlcester, Kngland. Is the liulir...
elect for the Pekingese show to be held
nv tne I'ek tiee.e I'lnl. nt A,..,l.. i
,Y"rk S"?--. ..'- I
lock Is a prominent owner nf 'Pekingese
In Knirlanrl .ml h.. . "
In Kngland nnd has owned some tlrsl
class dogs among them being Cham.
Plon Wingerworth Chln-Chln and ,
Champion Wingerworth Pl-Chl The for- ,
mer wna bred by Mrs, Hunlock and was
a winner of eight challenge certificates.
FOX TRRRIF.nfl.
The Imported Wire
Haired For Terrleri
nt Stud I Wlrebor of
IMlfnton, Fee fSO.
Ch. Rahy nattier.
Fee ItR. The Menta
tion of England and
America.
Rldf stray Baffler, Feo
HO. Full flrother toCh.
Raby nattier. Rldja
tror Nutcracker, re
V h R.hT ii. tiler. . naZ".".Vf
' rioi and mf r.naue..
winner. Rldgewar JP'- JgtiJS2Urt
Ch. Raby nattier. Fee JhJJ '"WjlJ
Pomeranian, at Rtudl "1,,f,7. roa?
and rare quality. ee '.S. ihfe.
Rma.her. 8-pound .'"'til MB The
Rig International "bijer. Fee M0 ..T
Imported Enallth niilldoa t?'rfm'i
wv Klnarraft. A Rig Winner In KJaiann
"d Aml. rown Htoel. and
for Sale at All Time.. "'IJROI! w.
ot-INTARn. Owner. Charlea Button, Kwn
nel Man?rV. P. O. Dot SI ".'''' Pno"
I.land, V. V. Bldgeway Kennel., mono
81 Flushing. -
Smooth and Wire
Fox Terriers at Stud
Rinr.EWAY CORKKR
CHAMPION SAIIIN K RF.FF.RF.K
SAHINF. ROlNDtP
FKF FOR ANY OF THF. ABOVE. t0.
J. B. ABLE, Tappan, N. Y.
WinE-HAIIlEIl FOX TF.nniF.RS and all
breeds for sale. Don boarded nd handlei
. - rpmB 1 1 r ni.t.iu..T.
i irnn Cottarr. Wvnnewood. Pa.
WEST RKilll-VNn tVIIITF. TERRIERS.
At Stud
Th. famous WF.ST HlOlTLANn
1VII1TF. Terriers.
Th property of Efflntham Lawrtnca.
Eo. , New York.
CHAMPION MAIHTKH OF OI.EVMERE
the most successful young stud dog
In America. A criterion for type.
Already the sire of the coming cham
pion. THE I.A1HD OF C.I.ENMERE.
for which a record price was refused at
the late bit New York show.
CHAMPION Itl'MPfS OF OI.ENMERE
A son nf the world renowned
CHAMPION KII.TF.E
out of America's best hitch.
CHAMPION HHCF.I.I.EN OF Cil.EN
.MERE. stud fee. I3. Ship hitches to William
I.lveeey, Crawford Kenneli, Caldwell,
N. J.
HOSTON TERRIERS.
YOH SALR.
BOSTON TERRIERS
Sesl brlndle In color, correct marklnai
Urand In heads and talis, Three, six
and nine months of age.
Fully Prdlareed.
PRICK S AND IT
WILLIAM WALLACE.
P. O. Rot S!. WATERfH'HY, Conn.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS.
WALESCOTT KENNELS
Scottish Terriers
At Stud
Fee. 2P1 to Mil
Walescott Kennels. Hernardsrllle, N. J.
YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.
Fr YORKSHIRE TERRIER PrT
PIF.S. Msles anil females. Hred frnm lm-
I ported registered Kennel Ctub stock.
HO W lth Street, N. V
AIREDALES.
THE SENSATIONAL AIREDALE
Patrick Oorang
AT STUD FEE, $25.00
Chtmplonshlp winner In England and
Ins hraten the best In this country ln
rludlng York Master Ke Westminster
Kennel Chili winner, i.eelonr Cadet,
Charlt Show winner. Kenmare Con
jurer Vlrker Oorang'a Advance, Cht
ciiko winner, and about all the other
lop dos. In America.
BAUGHFELL KENNELS,
56 FERRY ST., NEWARK, N. J.
AT STl'Il. The International and win
nlr.g Airedales. KINHAI.E CRACK and
REHAI.IA. Owners desiring estreme nual
lt and perfection of color should breed to
this stock. Particulars from A. II. Thorn
on. New Piorp. Staten Island. Phone lis R.
Stock generally for site.
JAPANESE SPANIELS.
Japanese Spaniels, the best of Imported and
Rate Hlbbon stock, sleeve nod larger specl
mens for sale. Ml.is L. llAHKSr.N. an lieu-en
it., Ilrooklin. lei. Prospect.
H.ll.l.rONIIARIT.IAPANF.SF,.Sr.MF.I.S.
Uold and while and black and white puppies
br Omar on exhibition and fur sale at U7U
boulevard, Astoria, L. I, Telephone.
POMERANIANS.
HUillEeVr CLASS SHOW SPECIMENS.
YOl'Nti ANI HEALTHY STOCK. FOR
SILL AT MODERATE PRICES. IILACKS
AN It 1IHOWNS A SPECIALTY.
Mrs. R. F. Mnjhew, Trollej Slop 313
.lerlehu Turnpike. New ll.vde Park, Lung
Island. Phone H-H Floral Park.
GREAT CHANCE FOR ALL DOGS.
Hestrli'tlo.i. Will He Absent nt Snu
I'rniii'lseo ShiMT,
The day of the dog will be tripled nt
the P.vnama-Paclllc International Kxpo
Itloii. The dog ot a king, prince, mil
lionaire or peasant will be entitled tn a
place and equal rights on tho bench of
the International dog show to be held
In San Francisco November IS, 17 and 1'
All thnt Is necessary for the ambitious
dog to do Is to obtain a master or
sponsor who Is willing to advance trans
portation expenses and entry fee nnd
he may And himself In the lists and
under the critical eye of the Judges
No dogs will be singled out for special
treatment In the matter nf prize awards
and the American or foreign dog that
Is declared a winner In his class will be
the best dog 111 thnt class, regardless of
the rules of any nrgnnlz-itlnn To the
winning dug will be given a diploma
of the Panama-I'.icine International K -
position and the cash awards that ae -
company each win
HijeSi
PEDIGREE BLANKS FREE OF CHARGC
New York Sun
KENNEL DEPARTMENT
Enclosed find 2c. stamp. Please send five pedigrer
blanks free of charge.
NAME. . . 77777777 777." 77 .T7T . 7 . V . .... ... .
ADDRESS
drT)7.n
States. I'oiuce Aided to forrlf n countries. Cheek or money order must arrorapV
KF.NNF.I. SI'PPI.IKS
YOUR DOB NEEDS VERMILAX
Mnrvrllnui Tunic, l.ntli' VifODIJ
Internal Corrective nnd Worm "Unnl
ltemover, Will keep your Brurnu
doc In miperh rnnrtltlnn dur- nCnlCUT
1UH nniin fioiitn it u-,i
re(ilarly. At nnigtMts or
by Parcel Pot, Mc. nnd II.iki
a bottle.
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Dept. I, j:o v. t?d St., New
York
BOOK ON
DOG DISEASES
And How to Feed
Mailed free to ant adilren
by the Anthnr
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1l8Wc.t3ltSt..NtwYor
09 RNMtfteal
IF YOUR ihow dogt ar off their (.t n
hot weather give them a eonje nf
Freeman Lloyd'. Tonle PHI.. r . n
tetlt! One dollar box, I'oetpaM I. 1,
W. 10th fit , New York.
COCKF.R NPANIRI.a.
Breeders and Exhibitors of
HIGH CLASS
COCKER SPANIELS
MINEOLA WINNINGS
K first., ,1 winner, and numerous
specials. Including "Rest tn Minn,"
"llest Hrace" and "llest Four "
ltleh class puppies, also matured stocK
lor sale.
MIDKIFF KENNELS,
W. T. Payne, Owner,
Dallas, Pa.
OERMAN
SHEPHERD
IsOfiS.
ANI POLICE
OERMAN SHEPHERD DOGS
allies of the police and armies of Kurop-,
will protect your property and p'rn
even In times of greatest danser ldesl
companions because of their obedlerii i
and their almost human Intelligence.
ELMVIEW KENNELS
SJl Cnnnell Hldg., Scranton. Pa.
PL'III.IC POLICE DOC. TRIAL,
Sunday 4 P. M.
Trained dogs and puppies fi- mi
Montilair Training School f r To r it
Pomptun Turnpike. .Mont t.ilr .V J
Tel 733 M
PKKINtiF.'.E.
I (lit VI.I.
A lleautiful Hrace of Pekingese a
rived on Thursdaj bv the Adrlatir ot.e a
small red doc under 7 pounds urirht t''e
other a bitch, both with hlael: masks fro.
the Enllh kennel of Mrs. Herbert.
Moth are exceptionally Rood the bite'
Is a daughter of Chamrlon i en-( hu Ar
for sale a wonderful son of Champa
Prnadoak Reetle price $.isi. a fic.int
of his famous lre lintel (irrrorlai. S.V .
st.. New Yorl- Tel (.rrrlev ',5.ri
At Stud. I're $20, for short time.
The Imported Son of
CHAMPION HRO.VnoAK IIEF.TI.E.
England's hes' knnnn etr, This Is a yeun
rtoa with exceptional Pekingese eharaete
Mr.. Katherine Preshrej, Imported Peklnr
ee 4 W. loth .lri'et. New YnrV Clti
Opposite Public Library,
COI.IJES. "
i COLLIE PUPPIES FOR SALE
FROM REST lll.l'K HIllRON STOCK
Scarsfield Kennels, Closter, N. J.
w York onice: his m, ni.t mhlii
IIRI'SSELx CHIFFONS.
MAGNIFICENT Hit Csf.I CnllTON
puppies for sale, ' mile., 3 fema s f
the best I'hamplon strain In F.urone
CEnKR, t At Second Avenue.
North I'elbnm, N. Y,
MISCEI.I.XNEOl's.
The Dog Shop
15 East 35th Street, New York
Just opposite Aitmans
Phone Murra HI., 02
Sptclal attractions 111 Choi," lkn
puppies Sealyhams, West ! , E i- ,
Poms. I'eUes and hlch ass itns
The llnstnn Terrier Champion lM
ROY nt stit, j.-ee tu
ATTENTION' Who sii no. r-.
Hints, Monkeys! Reuben C'irke. Ir.i.-r,
tlnnal Judge, has the rhob esi h i
all breeds In New York, tin-liidlni: n.'s
ment Imported stock vi: snip v
WHKRK, slate breed require.! (. , ,
KKNNHI.S, 113 East Sth St Vew v. v
lintel Cirisdale, fur Iloss. Human. is s
efllelencv all bratl.'lles HU V Un a
N V Tel Hrvant T 1 3
SprlliKslile ling 1'illilie- V . pre
sale is Hist 4Mb Mriet. New V i
IIOARHINCi AMI IIA.MH.IMi.
CRAWFORD HOWtOIX; hl:M'.
Lane Avenue, Caldwell, New ,lrr,
MUirC MT.ST HICIII. VMI 't'PH
FOR SI.F.
Ilv
of
Champion Ilumpus of (.Irnmere
a champion Tnllskct blteh Anni- v
LIYEMIli. late Kennel Manager lm H -
(ioelet, E
WATI.A.M) Iins.ltlll.M-, KOM'I.S
Board your pet or show docs In Ine n e,
kennels in America. Ilnea rnndltlonr-l a
handled at all shows. The best ot prdljre. ,
stock, all hrreda. for sale. Ardsley ,s i
Tel. SflO-W Hnhbs Kerrv.
FRANK II. AIIIIYMO', Prop.
A COUNTRY HOME FOR DOGS
Larchmont Boarding Kennels
II l.li'HTK Te 3na t .
Kviritlunii for h'a.th ant
MOREY IIOltlll.Mi KKVMil.s.
John Mokes, nronrletor. HiiArd an,t ...
dltlon doffi. under the pertnnal atunttja
ih.. ... ,,u ,uv iiuiKiiii.u J I :
fll U . Uorsruiere.
(now n.
RESERVE YOUR EXTRfES
POU THE
Southampton Dog Show,
.11 IA III. HI 1.1
More than l'00 in b i ,m.'ih . .r
fll I to he w oti hi'mc',' '
Ju.iges the sh..w fe- . ' -p
1., V 'r.. I ..... ...... a .. ...
1 For preml.it" p,' ' . ,r. ,i-
1 FRANK I'. HOI I.,
- si, l ",!!' e.,,hVi,Vk"r ft.
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