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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
ENGLISHWOMEN LEAVE SOON.
Pleased with what They Have
Seen, but Must Hasten Back.

The Misses Clarkson and Grantham OF
Merry Lees Kennels, Doncaster England
are visiting this country and have been
staying with the Misses Parlett and
Henderson, owners Of the Rosemary Ken
nels, Brooklyn. y. Y. The English women
are greatly interested In English toy
spaniels and have exported several to this
country. They told THE Sun reporter they
were greatly pleased with all that they
saw OF the toy spaniels at the Edgewood
Kennel Club show. The quality was good
they said, and the Pekngese were large
in numbers, with few outstanding good
ones.
One OF their especial favorites was the
Prince Charles spaniel Breakwater Won
der. the property OF Mrs. James Doig OF
Bayville. y. Y. This Is a remarkable dog
, OF the old fashioned black. white and tan
kind. Not only has he good head; fore
face and well proportional ears but his
body Is well made and he stands firmly
and well, not desideratum to he OBJ
served In several toy spaniels. The Misses
Clarkson and Grantham followed with
much interest the sound Judging OF DIR.
II. ii. Berendsohn of Brooklyn and re-
marked they were sorry they had left IL
rather late In the dog show season before
coming over and that they could not re-
main In America over the Southampton
L. l., and the Newport. X. l., shows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
SELECT RHODE ISLAND JUICES.
List of Those who VIII Pass on
Dogs at Newport In August.

The judges for the Rhode Island Ken
mel Club show to be held ut Newport,
r. l., on August are as follows:
DIR. II. w. Church. Bristol. r. Rus
sian wolfhounds.
c. n. Denault Pitt-Seld. Mass.-French
bulldogs
Tyler Morse westbury. l.. I-Engllsh
bulldogs. miniature bulldogs. sealyham
terriers c. y. Grey. Danvers, Mass, Bos-
ton terriers: j. y. Goodman. New York,
pekingese spaniels Theodore Crane. New
York, Dalmatians. Chow Chows Francis
O. Lloyd, Berna-1sville, n. J., Scottish
terriers. Welsh terriers: John White
Hampstead. L. l.. settlers and pointers:
James Mortimer. Hampstead. l.. l., st.
Bernards, dachshunds. Airedale terriers,
fox terriers. West Highland white
terriers. Whippets. bull terriers. toy
bull terriers. Manchester terriers Samo-
vedes. German boxers. Esximos. re-
trievers, Griffons (Korthals). Grit
fons (Bruxellois), Japanese terriers, toy
poodles Maltese terriers. Yorkshire ter
riers, English toy spaniels and miscel-
laneous DR.. Harry Jarrett. Philadelphia,
Pa, Otterhounds, bloodhounds. New
foundlands, mastiffs. Great Danes. Old
English sheepdogs. German sheepdogs.
greyhounds skye terriers. Irish wolf
hounds Scottish deerhounds, poodles,
Doberman pinschers. irish terriers. Dandie
Dinmont terriers Bellington terriers,
Schepperkss. Pomeranians pugs. Chihua-
huas. Italian greyhounds, toy black and
tan terriers. Papillons and unclass, fed
specials: Bayard Tuckerman, Jr., Ipswich.
Mass. beagles. English foxhounds Ameri-
can foxhounds and barriers
Entries for this show close on Monday.
July 20. to 7. T.. l.. Kemp superintendent,
66 Brainerd road, Allston, Mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

Following are the judges announced for
the dog show to be held In connection with
the Canadian National Exhibition at
Toronto. The bench show will take
place on September I. s, . and 10.
DR.. Henry Jarrett. Philadelphia, Pa
Mastffs, ST. Bernards, bloodhounds. New
foundlands, Great Danes. English and
American foShounds. Doberman pinschers.
Dalmatians. black and tan terriers, whip
pets. pugs, Italian greyhounds. Pomera-
mans. toy poodles. English toy spanlels.
Japanese spanels. Yorkshire terriers. 10Y
terriers. Schipperkes, Griffons, Pekingesc,
Chow Chows James Mortimer Hemp
stead. l.. I.-Russian wolfhounds. grey
hounds. pointers. English settlers. Irish
settlers Gordon settlers. colles. Old Eng
lish sheepdogs. English bulldogs, French
bulldogs, bull terriers, Boston terriers.
beagles. Dalmatians and miscellaneous
classes Walter s. Glynn, London. Eng
land--Airedale terriers. Irish terriers. fox
terriers. Scottish terriers, West High
land white terriers, Skye terriers. Bed
lington terriers, Welsh terriers: Joseph
HILL Toronto-Irish water spaniels,
Clumber spaniels, field spanicls. cocker
spaniels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
JUDGES FOR SHOW AT SHORE.
List Announced of Those who VIII
Omciate.

AT meeting of the show COMMITTEES
Of the Kennel Club OF Atlantic City az
rangements so far as the committee Is
concerned. were completed for the show
TO be held OH Saturday. August. s. The
other details will be taken care of by
George F. Foley. Lansdowne Pa. who
will superintt nd the show. The follow
.nS Will act as Judges
william II. whittem. Chestnut Hill Pa
Scottish Terriers, Irish Terriers. Welsh Ter
ricrs. West Highland White Terriers, Fox
Terriers. Dandie Dinmont Terriers, Bedling-
ton Terriers, Manchester Terriers and Aire-
dsles
l.. / de Winter. Guttenburs. y. der
man She epdogs and Belgian Sheepdogs.
Mrs. r. W. Mercer. Gwynedd Valley. Pa
Maltese Terriers and toy poodles.
H. w. shepherd. Amber. Pa.---Poodles.
Mrs. q il. Haywood. New York-Peking
Miss Hattie Psrlet., Brooklyn. y. Y.-An
Mrs Hartley Williamson. ". Y-Pomeran-
william J. Green. Edgewater Park. N. J.
George W. Murdoch. PhiiadslphIa-Col-
ylnton Bresse. y. Y.-ssaiyham Terriers
Enlish bulldogs French bulldogs and bull
terriers
Or, !, e; de Mund Brooklyn. y. Y.-All
Messrs de Mund and Breese-Unciassined
specials.
The members of the club have been ac-
tive In obtaining many special prizes.
, most OF them being in cash and cups.
In addition the energetic show committee
has turned up some new ideas. which
will be announced in the premium list
Entries close on July 20 and the pre-
MUM lists will he mailed about July 10.
The officers of the Kennel Club of At
lantic City. which only came into being
this summer, are: President, Judge James
Hayes of Atlantic City: vice-presidt nts.
Joseph A. Buchanan. Amber. Pa. ]. B
Cooper of Fort Washington and Lloyd
Ross Blynn OF Amber: secretary-treas-
urer. r.. J. Devlin. Atlantic City Board
Of governors: The above officers AMI
w. w Macleod. Drew s. Tinsman.
Henry g. Rleger, Davenport Plumer and
Frank -. Ellis. The bench show COM
mttee consists of Joseph A. Buchanan,
chairman, and Lloyd Ross and f. L..
/ Boyer.
Arrangements lave been made for a
special train on the electric road and
on the Reading Railroad, going to and
| leaving the shoe, upon which exhibitor.
may take their dogs In the cars with
them, Dogs will also be cared for when
shipped fyop tho Newport. II. l.. show
1 m Angus. two days before the At
lantlc City show The show will be
held during the height of the season. and
/ rotol accommodations. &c. may be ar
( ranged through the secretary, Il. ]. Dew.
/ lin. zoos Pacific avenue. Atlantic City,
] ", j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
GERMAN BOXERS POPULAR.
Herbert Lehman and Nathan straus,
Jr., Prominent Exhibitors of Breed.

There would appear to be an inclina-
ton toward continued importation of
German Boxer dogs. There are some
good ones now owned by Herbert II. Leh-
man OF New York and Nathan Straus.
Jr.. of Mamaroneck, y. Y. the latter ex-
hibiting at the Edsewood X. c. show at
Greenwich. Conn. u particularly fine spec
linen In Rolf Won Neapel Mr.. Lehman
also put down Dampe Won Dorm. Flops
Teddy Flora Won Ncapal and Cilly Won
Neapel.
The German Boxer. as his name sug-
gests, gives the observer the idea that
he is entirely capable OF looking after
himself. He Is a sturdy dog of the bull
and terrier type. but handsomer and more
neatly put together. He may be described
as an enlarged or glorlhed Boston ter
rier. with the ears cut after the fashion
In which those OF the New England dog
is trimmed. The Boxers tail is docked I:
that OF the Boston is naturally short or
kinked tail As guards for the person
and property the German Boxer would be
handy dog Furthermore, his appear
ance is all in his favor. The we'll known
German dog judge and painter of dogs
and sporting subjects, Gustave Muss-Ar-
mott, remarked to THE SUN reporter that
Mr.. Strauss dog. Rolf Won Neapel. was
the best OF his kind he had seen In
America. So the son of Roland Won der
Lanitz and Cilly Won Neapel must be q
good dog.
At the Greenwich show Mrs. Lehman
surrounded by Boxer dogs made fine
and interesting picture. There need be
no fear OF molestation with such team
of dog protectors on hand. The Boxer
Is smooth coated dog OF medium size
the dogs standing about ala inches and
the bitches 20 inches In height at the
shoulders. The skull Is wrinkled when
the cars are set up: cheekbones well
developed stop well defined. The nose
Is broad and black and the under Jaw
little bit longer than the upper one (:
lips thick and covering the teeth. The
ears are set high and always clipped :;
the eyes are dark. with "A lively EXPIRE s.
| sion; eyelds dark. The neck rather
long. nicely arched. well muscled and
without dewlap Body. short and
straight shoulders sopins. long and mus
cular: chest. rather deep, not too broad
| ribs well rounded: belly slightly drawn
up. The legs are straight and strong
| elbows not turned outward. The feet
| round and small toes we'll arched soles
hard. The tail is carried high and at
ways docked. and the coat is hard and
! glossy. The colors are fawn. red fawn
or brindle. with or without black muz-
zle. yellow In all its shades. white patches
allowed.
The faults are a heavy body. long or
! saddle back. short neck. round head. snipy
muzzle, brown nose, china eye. fash col
| ored eyelids. out at elbows. teeth vlslbl,
md tail and ears uncut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
POMS AND PEKES FIND
IDEAL CONDITIONS HERE
Mrs. Frank Clarke's Kennels
Offer Luxury, but i'm a
Sensible Way.

The Pomeranian and Peiingesc dog ken
nels OF Mrs. Frank Clarke. on Ocean ave-
nue., Sheepshead Bay, are always inter-
esting quarters to look over. There must
be close to eighty dogs bitches and pup
pies on view, and all In the picture OF
health. The dogs romp on lawns and
around the kennels. There are hundreds
OF lineal feet OF flowers made UP of dahl
Has, sweet peas. cosmos. gladioll. roses and
other blooms. There Is 400 foot COW
cred run for the dogs during inciement
weather. No ladies' dogs were ever bet
ter housed.
At the head OF the kennel is the well
known black Pom. Champion Wee oliver.
Chocolate Dandy is another Pom of note.
Wee Oliver Is recognized as one OF the
best Poms 20 be seen anywhere. He
weighs Ave pounds. is always In full coat
and owns the very small and typical ears
or the variety. Wee oliver Is a proved.
excellent sire. and among others he Is
father OF Fairfax Wee Lynx.
The Pekingese In Mrs. Clarke's kennels
are great favorites. and here they play
and skip about the whole day long Fair
fax Min Lung Of the Pelte Kind Is an
American bred and always has taken first
prize In that division. Min Lung Is a son
OF the famous Ashton MI MI. Mi MI Is
also the mother OF MI MI OF Mlnoru and
Lady OF Minoru. owned by Mrs william
Sheppard OF Sheepshead Bag. who pur-
| chased them from Mrs Clarke. Another
attractive Peke Is Fairfax Tamo Shan. a
rich red chestnut In color and possessing
| the blacklist " masks. Tamo weighs only
four pounds snd has big coal black eyes.
Tamo as sire ls n wonder. and the pup
pies are highly typical. fairfax Sable
Lady Love Is an imported Pom. She came
over last year and was n winner the first
time shown in America under the inter-
national Judge Reuben Cuark. Altogether.
the Ocean avenue kennel IL q remarkable
one. where well bred Pekes and Poms II
| all ages are generally on hand and looked
after In "A luxurious although sensible
manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
QUIT CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB.
Vancouver Joins other Clubs Under
Rule Of Dominion Kennel Club.

Three kennel clubs n british Columbia
have seeded from the rules crd don't
nance OF the Canadian Kennel Club They
have elected 70 join tho Dominion Kennel
Club. Notwithstanding lint all officers will
be debe FRED by $40 ., r.. c. which Is
affiliated with tho Eng lsh 1<Caae, Club.
now in turn associated with The American
Kennel Club In matters Of disqualification,
Officers Of the NInoauvar Exhibition
Association Of British Co'uu,hll. The Van
couver. y. C.. Kennel ClIb, Inc., and tho
North Vancouver JNcrncl club viii there
fore be outls wed ny the Capadiln Kennel
Club end its connections. Other clubs
which have gone OYER TO the Dominion
Kennel Club are: WWnipe-, Brandon.
Regina, Lethbridsr, jedlciur Hat. Cal
gary and Edmonton The Dominion Ken
mel Club would thor'tore appenr % have
established itaa'c ~ .re premier kennel
authority OF all that vast territory In
Canada from Manitoba 10 the Pacific
Ocean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

Mrs. Eugene Robino of the Blue Blood
Kennels, Babylon, l.. T.. is keeping up her
reputation for winning prizes with her
German shepherd dogss dachshunds and
English settlers At New Haven Mrs.
Bublno won n large number OF special
PRICES. among them being q challenge cup
offered by Mrs Halstead Yates for the
best American bred German shepherd
dog puppy. IT had to be taken four
times. and this tho Blue Blood dog has
accomplished right an the reel, Alto
gether, eleven specials were taken by
the Rubino dogs, besides several blues
and other ribbons of less value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
These spnnieIs Have Fine Coats.

Miss l.. Harksen of Brooklyn. ". Y,
recently has been having considerable
success with Japanese spnniels in her ken
nels' All those Oriental spaniels not bred
In the Bergen street quarters have been
imported direct from Japan. Miss Hark-
- showed THE SUN reporter some ex-
cellent specimens Of the sleeve dog The
duS9 were In superb coat. Nowadays
there Is an inclination TO lack OF coat
in the Japanese spaniel There
Is. however plenty OF hair and to spare
on the majority of Miss Harksen's Japs
With her Oita San she won the chief prize
at the L, X. A. A, show at Mineola, L. l.,
on June g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

fhe golden and yellow varieties OF re-
trievers are now particularly strong in
England. They have come on immensely
and are owned In good kennels. King
George among others possessing himself
Of a typical specimen from the kennels OF
Col. the Hon w, lie Poer Trench.
The breed Is, as yet, practically un-
known In America. 1t is, however, an
Interesting variety. These dogs are we'll
spoken Of by sportsnen, trainers and
gamekeepers or wardens on the other
side. Still the yellow Cor Russan) is
only a so-called retriever. He properly
belongs to q species OF dog found In the
Caucasus and Persia, where It is used for
guarding the focks. but II can be trained
for almost any purpose to which a dog OF
its bulk can be put. since having a splen-
did nose II makes good retriever OF the
slow and steady type.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Confu.ion Added to Confu,,ou

Ring or arm numbers for the judging
enclosure were provided at the success
full show of Boston terriers at the Hotel
Gregorian last week But these numbers,
excellent as they were In themselves,
only added 10 the confusion. The num-
eral represented a kennel or an owner
alone. III ten dogs from the same ken
mel were exhibited they all would have q
like number. Thus was confusion doubly
COMPOUNDED. Nearly all American dog
shows are lax In their management as
regards ring numbers and award boards
Superintendent complain there 10 a lack
of persons willing to act as ring stew
ards. There wss, however. no shortage
Of officers at the show mentioned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Dachshunds TO Have . Chance.

All the special prizes of the Dachshund
Club OF America will be offered for COM
petition at the Southampton Kennel Club
show at Southampton. l., l., on July IL.
Just now a good lot OF the long and low
German dogs are being exhibited. Mrs.
Hungcrford of Bay Shore. l.. l.. Mrs
Rubino OF Babylon, l.. l., and John Sin
mott OF Philadelphia and others Send capt.
tai specimens to the shows. and these
entries make up highly representative
classes, several Of the dogs and bitches
being III to win In any country and in
any company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Major Carnochan a Veteran.

Among the foreign visitors al the ter
rler show held recently In London was
Major q. NJ. Carnochan OF New City.
n. Y. Major Carnochan keeps up ken
mel of fox and Welsh terriers, and now
and then exhibits thent When he gave
$4,000 for the wire-haired foN terrier.
champion Go Bang, some years ago, the
Major acknowledged having made "A very
good bargain, for the dog not only was a
big winner In the ring hut was success
full at the stud. Barlkby Ben was another
of Major Carnochans first class fox ter
riers He Judged the smooth fox terriers
at the Fylde Fox Terrier Clubs show in
England in 1903. and previous TO that had
kept up a kennel of terriers in that
country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
nsse Chosen TOR Lynn show.

The Lynn, Mass. Kennel Club show will
be held at Nahant. Mass. on Friday. A,s
gust FL, and will take place In the Relay
Pavilion. The names Of the following
Judges are announced: NJ. ]. Dorlon, Lynn,
Boston terriers; Mrs. Mabel ]. RlddeIl,
Haworth, n. j.. French bulldogs Thomas
A. Joyce, Lynn, English and American fox
hounds and beasies, +. +. Dole, New
York the other sections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Good seaIyhnms Imported.

The Maternuck Kennels OF Wakefield.
r. l., have imported recently some Sealy-
ham terriers and they are reported to be
good ones. They are under the charge OF
Rowland Sherman. These terriers will be
exhibited at the fall shows They were
seat to this country by Holland Buckley,
Durham. Bucks. England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Bo.ton Terrier club In Indiana.

The Hoosler Boston Terrier Club, with
headquarters at indianapolis, Ind. is the
latest club formed to look after the in
terests OF the American terrier. DIR. c. L.
Hallam, Worthwhile, Ind. is the president
and f. Il, Hart. IL Georgi Flat, Indi-
annapolis. secretary, The first specially
show in connection with the club will he
held at the State fair In the fall. Every
owner OF Boston terrier In Indiana is
invited to Join the new clue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
A,r.dnI. Club Fleets Omeers.

The Airedsle Terrier Club OF Long ISL
and has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President. John Reid
vice-president. Carl Pnuger; third vice.
president. william Mckee; treasurer. w.
A. Burtenshaw; secretary. r, Tilleston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Illness Prevents Trip to England.

The well known dog exhibitor and
Judge. Charles G. Hopton. entered DR..
Sterns private hospital. West End ave-
nue.. this city. on Friday last TO undergo
an operation for appendicitis. He was
operated on on Saturday. Mr. Hopton
had expected to leave for England on
the next voyage OF the olympic. but his
visit to the other side will be postponed,
although he has important business and
engagements to attend to In England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Vancouver show In September.

The Vancouver Exhibition Association
of British Columbia will hold its next
show o. September g. and 8 under the
Dominion Kennel Club rules, and the pre-
MUM list is now ready for mailing. ON
GERS Of the club are: President, ]. ]. NIL
Ter; Independents Alderman S. J. Grove,
Thomas Duke, J. l.. McTaggart. Il. =. Tis-
dali treasurer, c. +. Baldwin secretary,
III. y. Rolston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Good Pomeranian From England,

Mrs. Frank T. Clarke of the Fairfax
Kennels Sheepshead Bay. l.. T.. has pur-
chased another Pomeranian In England.
This IL black daughter of Champion
North STAR winner OF seven champion
ships on the other side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
INADEQUATE STAFF
CAUSES CONFUSION
Lone Man Undertakes Too Much
at KensingtOn Kennel
Clubs Show.
EXHIBITORS TIRE AND 60
Judging by Lewis Lasts Longer
Than They Are willing
to Wait Around.
EXHIBITORS TIRE AND 60

was held to-day in the grove on the
grounds OF the KenIlwor,h Inn, Fern
Rock. suburb OF Philadelphia. Early
the event was ma'-ed slgatly by showers
but the lack OF management was appar.
cnt.
Post entries were taken and the 200-odd
dogs overwhelmed the single member OF
the office staff and 1t will take a good deal
IT work to straighten out the records OF
the dogs that won and those that did not
The Kensington club Is a successful one.
and with about the largest number Of
members Of any club of Its kind in
america.
The best class OF dogs were not cN-
hiblted. but there were several good and
we'll known terriers among the winners
The Judging was delayed considerably be-
cause of the Indifferent arrangement. The
grounds proved an admirable place for the
show, which was under the superintend-
enco OF William Cunningham. bulldog
owner and breeder who has his kennels
on the premises.
The attendance was large, there being
a noticeable majority of women and chill
dren. The judges were DR.. George Ander-
son OF New York, Thomas Cadwallader,
Joseph Bretherich. George Lightfoot. Rob-
ert &. Frey. John Hawthorne and Benja-
min Lewis. Jr. The last named had the
ina jority of classes, and his judging was
not over until a late hour. when many
OF the dogs had been taken away.
Mrs c. T.. Morse exhibited Some nice
white Pomeranians OF the medium size
Her Snowboy is a dog OF excellent quality.
lovely head and ears and carrying pro-
fuse coat. He Is fine specimen OF the
all too scare old fashioned Pomeranian.
Miss Marie Stovell won with nice new
biscuit colored Pekrge;, dog, Lamphey
Midget. Just imported. He is nice headed,
faced and short bodied dog. with first
class ribs
There were some quality Russian
wolfhounds including Mrs. r. Il. Will
lords Prince James. Miss Anna Clyde's
shapely. medium sized black poodles were
much admired.
The bulldogs proved to be the best
classes in the show and were judged
ably by DR.. George Anderson Of New
York Applause heeted the awards
The best dog was John Cugley's Pit
land Duke, an all white dog. sound and
of great substance. He could be more
massive in skull. but Is a handy all round
dog. The reserve went to Sprangle and
Bogers's well known Bill Cerberus.
hard dog TO beat, but appearing not at
his best.
The bitches were headed by Charles p.
Boyd's Norton Rosetta. She Is smart
one and by the late Hewlett King Orry.
She subsequently, won the cup for the
best of the breed. w. c. Bechtold was
reserve in winners class with Miss Park
hurst.
There was n nice local entry OF haill ter
rlers, W. Fagley's K.ag Midas. quality
dog not good In foreiess, winning. with
Howard Farley's Piermont Popgien re-
serve. In bitches Miss II. b. Smiths ' l.
t.a fl1ia t,,sa 4 Dove
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

PRIZE-wINNING DACHSHuNDS. bred a,
Rose mont Kennels. II Interested write for quota
tions. ROSEMoNT KENNELS. 2s4 $. IRON,
Street PhIlnde lphla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
DACHsHUNbs.
SOUTH SHORE DACHSHUND KENNELS.

THE VERY BEST DACHSHUNDS: young and
grown stock always on hand.
THE CELEBRATED CHAMPIONS of THESE
KENNEL ) are AT STUD. They are OF all the rec
ognized colors,
These kennels have rough coated dachshund as
we'll as smooth ones: They are all exceptionally
good as proven by their show winnin KS and rec
ords at the leading bench shows under specialist
aud all-round Judges.
Apply Mrs. a. HUNGERFORD. Bay Shore. Lon 6
Island, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

=. II LEONHARDT. JAPANEs- .pANIELs
God and white and black and white pup.
pies NY Omar on exhibition and for sale ..
20 9Th ave. Brooklyn. Telephone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
TOY AND SPORTING sPANIELs.

MHpAL KENNELS COCKER sPANIELs
Have won over iioo pri,ss At the principal shows
Puppies and grown stock usually for sale: Tele'
graph and express address, Great Barrin gson.
Co., Mass. New York address. Room 10. "
broadway.