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The sun., 1914-09-27
To Resume Dog shows In England.

Tho championship dog shows In Enelana
are 10 go on under certain conditions
during the present crisis. II was recos.
nlzed b. the Kennel Club. London, that
scmeth'Dg must be done 60 care the la
bd'c"' ot those responsible fer the pro-
motion of shows, and had tho couces-
s'ors n5W allowed been granted a month
since L is possible that many OF lhe abar-
Goncd gatherings would have been re-
tanned on the calendar. \ championship
show can nov be promoted In aid o,
charities connected wirh the war without
the minimum Of $40 as first prize money
being lnastcd on; while as regards nom
championship shows pnwer In given 70 the
committee 10 allow amalgamatlon or cam
collation. OF classes during the cont.nu.
ancn Of tho wpr. The dates ~ the Ma
t.ona! SHOW {. Birmingham H. January
and Crafts show in London in February
are within reach. and in Consequence or
the new ruling OF tho HcnHe, Club tho
judges are being appointed, md II may
he taken for gr9nted that all eWortB viii
be- made 20 bring oh tho showa
The sun., 1914-09-27
WILL SHOW GOOD sPANIELs.
Miss whitney Turns Her Attention
60 Prince Charles and BIenheims.

Mss Christina Whitney OF this city
was at the meeting OF .hc Noodmcr"
Kennel Club last week and said that
she hoped to &c able 10 show some new
Bienheiin and Prince Charles spanies at
Il not far distant date. Miss Whitney has
long been interested In dogs. and al on"
time owned several Great Danes They.
however. were rather too big or large
for her kennel space. 40 the boar hounds
had to go and the spaniels remained.
The beautifully colored black, tan and
white Prince Charles spaniels are par
t'cular favoritcs with Miss Whitney. 1t
will be remembered that her Young Rolio
of this variety won second prize Mt the
last New York show. u ls generally
considered that tho black Prince Charles
spaniel was the progenitor OF all the
English toy spanieis and tho special IA
vorites at the courts os the stuart dy-
nasty.
The Prince Charles spanie's In Amer
Tea are particularly good at the present
time. They are generally arst class In
head ears, coat and markings or color
iHEr, In this point Of coloring Miss
whitney. Ike others. believes they az"
moro distinctive than any OF the rest
OF the toy spaaiels. The tri-color ~
Charles the First spaniel should have
the tan OF the King Charles. with mark
ings llko the Bienheim IN black instead
o. red on a pearly white ground The
ears and under the tail should be also
uned with tan. The tri-color has no
spot" that beauty being peculiarly the
property OF the Blenhsim.
The sun., 1914-09-27
BIG SHOW FOR TOY DOGS.
Many Glasses In Event 10 Ne Held
AT Gregortsu Next Month.

Dogs in Toyland" is the name or
title chosen Tor a dog show TO be- held
AZ the Hotel C;r.gorian. New York, on
Monday. October 81. This event viii take
place under the auspices OF tao Wood
mere Kennel Club. the president OF which
10 James Edwin Meade OF Brooklyn. At
the Gregorian. on Wednesday night, Il
was resolved that the show will hs con-
fined to those dogs generally olassed as
ladies pets or Jap dogs
There will be htty-three Classes for
Pekngese, Pomeranians, English toy
spanlels, Japanese spanlels, toy Boston
terriers and other breeds os toy dogs
The entry fee viii he 81, and Z prize
of $3.50 in all breeds with large mum
Der of trophies, cups and other specials.
Seventeen special prizes we're offered AZ
the meeting.
There need DO no trouble over the
muzx,ng OF dogs for th!s show. since
they can he conveyed through IA" public
places In hand baskets Tho list oC
Judges has not been completed. hut !.
Is likely that either Mrs. Morris Mandy
or Mrs. Frank T. Clarke will take thu
pekinGese and Miss Lena SChilllng Is 90
be asked to look over the Pomeranians.
The English TOY spaniels will be- PASSED
on by Mrs. Herbert Eilithorne and the
hest Japoueee spaniels selected either by
Mrs T.. II. Bc7Gndsotr or Mrs \. Van
Heusen. The toy Boston terriers will
be locked after by Mrs. V. Clemeuce Har-
vey. ana Vintou Breeze viii ad!udicats
on the remainder.
The sun., 1914-09-27
WILL SHOW DOGS AT
PANAMA-PACIFIC FAIR
Head of Kennel Department Of
Exposition is Now in
New York.
DOGS TO GET GOOD CARE

". T.. Mason, the concesslonare for the
all around kennel department Or the
Panama Pacific International Exposition.
is in New York and may be addressed
at 2l2 West Eighty-ffth street. III the
kennel directory OF TIE SUN he Invites
the attention of dog breeders and owners
who have dogs they would like to send to
the big event 1T San Francisco, VIII oh will
bcsin IN February next. The primary OBJ
jc't Is to make the dog section one OF
education for the public and to show the
most desirable points" tc encourage ia
breeding either in snow or utility dogs
In connection with the exhih OF dogs
a book Will be published Every breed Of
dog will be illustrated and described In II
concise form. There win be no expense
to the owner of dogs while the animals are
at the exhibition. II they are unsold they
will be returned nt the close of the ex-
hibition 20 any ra lway station In the
United States and the carriage paid.
Apart from the show dogp there will be
police dogs. war DOGS. draught dogs. am
Du!ance dogs sheepdos trials, whippct rac-
Ing, Arctic sledging. performing doss and
bloodhound trials. Mr.. Mason has been
appointed by the exposition directors to
Install and maintain the hennel and dog
exhibit from February 20 to December {,
1918
The sun., 1914-09-27
CHANGE DATE OF TRIALS.
Event Put on u Week 20
Avoid Conflict with Election,

j. v. Burton. Batavia. III. secretary
OF the Western Beagle CLUB. announces
that the date Of the trials at Krksville,
Mo. has been changed to the week be-
ginning November g The alteration has
been made because the first week Of Mo-
vember N the one OF the fall elections
The Judges selected are James McAleer
OF Bellevue. Pa. and Charles E. Under
wood of KaneVlle. H.. for the field trials
and u. Cole of DO Kalb, H. FOR the
bench show
The show will be held on Thursday,
November ~. entries closing November .
Handsome cups will be awarded to the
winning dogs and bitchcs Of the show
Field trial entries close November g.
kirk~v.ie IL about eight hours ride from
Chicago and the club will have some Of
the finest grounds IN the Cnited States
on which 20 run a aeld trial on cotton
falls several thousand acres OF slightly
ro)linG ground, with plenty OF game. and
sufficiently omen 80 tina. ;he course Of the
game can bA ly seen and followed
with no chance FOR any dog except tho
best 20 get the decision
Further inform alton and entry blanks
may be had from NJ. Burton as above.
or from j. : Cussor. pe Kalb. NJ
secretary and superintendent OF the bench
show. Dr. George \. S'ill, Kirksvllie.
Mo. vii give all particulars IA 30 loca,
errrtTfrmcut9 ard ho.el accomnlcdat,o,s
The sun., 1914-09-27
BRINGS WELSH TERRIERS.
W. Ross Proctor Has DOGS of the
Celebrated senny strain.

The advent OF w Ross Proctor into
the ranks of Welsh terrier Breeders
and exhibitors Is IA matter Of some
pote. Mr. Proctor went into Wales for
the variety and purchased Champion
Senny R!ngleader and others from 3.
II. Harries of Senny Bridge, Hrecknock
Recently while down In that part
Of the principaiity the New Yorker saw
considerable sport There Is senerally
something to try the terriers with on
the banks of the lovely little trout
streams that meander through the dalcs
OF rlid-Wales. and there was some other
hunting.
a game little terrier Of the brookside
sort was one that Mr. Proctor brought
over on the Lusitania. She Ia of tho
Senny blood but rather small for show
purposes She was purchased not be-
cause OF her looks but by reason Of her
deeds. She is as game as pebble aud
Will 60 at anything in earth ar holt.
That Ia TO say she will face and fight
FOX. badger or otter.
Several other Welsh terriers owned In
America have come from Senny Bridge
or have been bred from the Senny Bridge
terriers. j. Van $. Bloodgoods Senny
Dazzler II by Senny Darky Miss Maud
Kennedy's Senny Spinner Is by Senny
Darky out Of Senny Vanette, Miss Ken
nedy's Champion LonEmynd Taiiitus II n
son of Sonny DaIty; her Champion
senny Model is another OF Senny Darky's
get. Francis q. Lloyd's Walescott Sarah
Ann IN by Senny Dazzlcr. The Misses T.
and q. de Coppets Champion Winder-
nero Wirsome is n daughter of Senny
swell and the same owners Champion
Windermere Captives mother was Senny
Lass IL will thus be seen that the
good Senny strain of Welsh terriers has
been we'll taken advantage " in America.
The sun., 1914-09-27
THREE CLASSES AT SHOW,
French BulldoRs Hest mt Match
Meeting of Woodmere club.

At the match meeting OF the Wood
mere Kennel Club held at the Hotel
Gregorian on Wednesday there were
classes for French bulldogs and boston
terriers. As IL usual III The neighbo--
mood OF New York. the French bulldogs
were distinctly promising. The entry ~
Bostons was poor In consequence ~ no
having been made. President James T.
Meade was in the chair and Wilbur Pur-
coll arranged the show Tier. was Il
large company Of members. Jules Fe-
rpud Judged the French bulldog, and
Harry Alexander the Boston terriers
A good French bull pup came out IN
G. 4. lIamiltun's Canine Guss', and w.
Manersbnrg's Little Major. which won
in the 3 20 months old class. Is a
youngster particularly promising IN head.
body ami chops. The winning Boston.
weights. \: present he is a smart little
toy. rather light In the make of his
head. but possessing an excellent body
good tail. carriage and any amount of
liberty Following Hcro tho awards:
French bulldog puppies. dogs between
to : months old--W. Manersh her-'s
Little Major. frs:: y. J. Bawrs Dolphin
NAPOLEON. second; n. J. Days Al Ba.
third
SIX TO ic months--c. A. Hami'tor's
Gamiro Gussi. first. i. Poffets Dict Ia
France. second Mrs. \. Engc lhrechts
Nongrc Canine II. third.
French bulldogs. bitches between and
6 raonths-Mrs Rugc's Poun'o. hrst SIX
TO ~ nonths-F. pofrets Challc Mascot,
hrs' Boston terriers, under months
Mrs. Ramsey's Texas Tommy, fret; Leo
Haucox's Doctor DARBY. second sarne
owners Surgeon Sensation, third.
The sun., 1914-09-27
TRIMMING DOGS NOT EASY.
Care Required .InstiBes the Employ.
ment ot rrofe.siounI.

The rough terriers such as ;ic wire
halred fox, the A!rcdiie, the lrlsn, the
Welsh the scottish. the West Highland
and others # the sort which should have
hard coats and Of different lengths a..
,ordIng ~ their varieties. are often de-
Hcent In that property. Terriers remain
ing in kennels grow profuse coats, the old
coat gets mixed up with the new and the
dogs appear In anything but a smart coat.
When terrier is worked "a rough
growth auch as thorns and briers no
ar'.nn Of natures brush soon cleans away
the oil and useless coat and ne remains
4 wr, neired dog pure and simple. When
ne generally makes an Indifferent Job Of
.lu,h of one place and to1 little on the
other. The proportions, build. qualities
ard impeTfcctions of the dog are perhaps
unknown and tho nome trimming leaves
thc dog in worse s,ate than he was
before
Even some Of the leading owners send
their dogs to the professional to he
trimmed j. L. Rockingham o. tho Ken
nels. Westbuyy l.. I, Is one % those
owners -. large boarding and show Ken
neis who employ expert trimmers. These
are men who served thc.~ time az the
business abroad Dogs should not ne
trimmed Immediately before show, bu'
should bn trimmed some weeks or days
before the ring event With the desired
hair growth OF couple OF weeks ~ less
he condition OF the dogs coat becomes
natural and II is tr4t condition that
helps him . win IN close competition.
The sun., 1914-09-27
WILL BENCH AIREDALES.
show Expected 10 At
trnct Many Entries.

Tho Philadelphia Aircdale Terrier club
wiz hold its speciality show ut Phila-
drlphia on Saturday, November 2S. H.
NJ. Donovan, Commonwealth Building
Philadelphia, is the secretary and will
send premium lists to all requiring them
This will be the nrst open show
held under the auspices Of the club and
the officers are working hard to make 1t
success.
. Philadelphia has always been particu-
larly strong In the old Yorkshire water
side breed of dog. and II Is generally the
custom Of the New England owners to
send their best Aircdales for competition
at Philadelphia, The New York and
New Jersey dogs will be present in force
and the strong and high class Nckery
Kennels terriers from harrington. H., will
be likely 20 put down some OF thoil wull
known and superior Aireda!es.
The sun., 1914-09-27
SENDS PEKE TO ENGLAND.
Usual Order of Things IL Revers~d
by Mrs. Morris MANDY.

Mrs. Morris MANDY shipped q Pskinsese
dog on :he Olympic on saturday - dest.-
nation being England. There have been
few American bred Pekingese sent over
70 the other side. whore they are more
plentiful thar IN this country Mrs.
Mandy was among the earliest 10 bring
over these dogs. and hor Chang OF Down
shire will long be remembered as sort
- pioneer os hts variety In the United
states The pownshire Kennel has al
ways mainta ined It's high position AMI ~
known an both sides -f the Atlantic.
The Olympic generally has number
Of high class dogs on her westward trip.
but on the voyage eastward tnore are
fow dogs aboa rd because OF the Fngl'sh
quarantine for dogs arriving there. They
arc isoiated for not less than three
months. II IA likely tha. the Peke sent
over ~ Mrs. Mandy viii n" placed AT the
very comfortable quarters ~ shooters
Hin, near London, under the charge ~
the Government appointee. VI. Ernest
Over. a man with much kindness and con-
gIderati1n FOR animals.
The sun., 1914-09-27
PUBLIC INVITED TO TRIALS.
Police Dos. VIII Bc Put Through
PAGES on Oct. 2 at MontcIair.

II viii be OF interest to all admirers
of the us. ful ana good looking German
sheep dogs tina, The German shepherd
Dog Club OF America has decided 70 hold
the second police dog trial OF the year on
Saturday. Octohc, 3, AZ | o'clock sharp,
or the groun.s OF l.. J. De Winter nj
Montclair. y. J. All members are re-
quested to enter their dogs. The trial
will be me OF Importance as to tho
future programme of police dog field
trials.
Benjamn ". Throop. Scranton. Pa,
aecretary-treasurer Of the O. :. u. G. A.,
stntcs that all who wish to enter dog
for this trial should communicate with
him. and copy OF the programme to
re followed AT this event will hr for
wardtd These triols. moreover, viii ~
Interesting to the public Jus, now there
are aons particularly vel trained dog
In the hands OF nsmb,rs OF tho club.
and all OF these viii be given severe tess
IN those activities and sngacious qualities
required OF dogs trained for the protection
OF the person or the uses of the civil
ana military authorities. The public Is
Invited 20 attend the Montcla!r, n j.
lrlals
The sun., 1914-09-27
HUNDRED DOGS IN BRONX SHOW.
Tiny Black hoy. Pomersnian. Gets
the Extra Prize.

Under the presidency Of Municipal
Judge Peter A. Sell the first club match
OF the newly formed Bronx Kennel club
WAS hnd AZ t'leischmans Casino, Tie
Bronx, on Friday night. What was meant
TO be a quiet little AFFAIR proved to be-
an all round dog show with about a hun
drcd dogs present. The Judges were
Mrs NJ g. McGlone. Freeman Floyd. Will
lam Parker and Leo Uancox. After the
main Judging was over and several dogs
had been taken away an impromptu
best dog In the show competition was sug-
gcstod. Frank Dole aud Thomas Grisdale
made the award whicn went 10 the small
wei coatcSi and highly typical and black
pomeranian Tiny Blacl, Roy, the prop
ortv OF Mrs. NJ koerlin The dog
already mad proved the winner in his own
class. The awards:
Boston Tcrrlcrs Mr. Hansrn's Bos;on KID.
nrst. Joseph L. schnts's Patricia jay, second.
Dachrhunds- H. iiispa;ricN's Rauf-
bold. nrst. NJ. klenkc's Dackel, second.
Grent Danes. JohAnscn's Lcnda first.
scottish rerricrs-Dr DunnIng's Jock frst.
t'o!lics-MlSs Marks Rex. frst, j. war
TSy o5pgr ieeI rrs,GH sifong spowss frat,
Pekingese-Mrs whi;eman's " Yo, nrst
NJ Mcndeis Smn Toy. second.
Airedale Terrier DoFs--M' Rosgo's steve
swiytllsr. ntst. miches--Mrs. W. Parker 5
Irish T-rriers-Doss-M Maher'a Rock,
nrat. Dltches---Mr. Murphy's Reauty Spot
nrSt
romeranians-Dors--M VI Koeriin's Tiny
black Roy. first Bitches--Mr. Johanensen's q
Sipper Girl, nrst.
Japanese Spapiels-M Nymet's Coco. frst.
Bulldogs--Mr. OHara'r. third First and
second w'thheld) Ritches--P. Moore's Nor
ley chick. first
=. Fox Terriers (smoothi -- Miss MG1welrs
Nellie. flrst.
cocker spanie.s--Doss--Geo W. sis-
nand's Blue chip, fret. B'chcs--San ME
owners MclrOse Buddie frat.
. English Set;crs-F A. seymour's Viscoun,
Howtrl. frat.
first ~
French bulldogs -- Dogs NJ Sohmi..y
Iurc". irst. B!tches---J. Hi1watsch's Joan 70
ttt" H.. first
Mctecc Terrlcrs--Mrr ". Koeriln's cham
pion I.'tle Folly. nrst; Mr.. StirginR's Lady
SNOW cloud. second
Toy Spanieis. Blenheims Puppies - NJ.
Johnstons Hnster. nrst. rORs--Ntr Ogilvle'a
sunsnin" Lord Walton. hrs: Bitchcs-Air.
Harring ion's Lady Rleu. flrst
HeHt Dos or Bitch I'm the Show-Mrs NJ
hoerlin's Pomeranian Tiny Black Roy
The sun., 1914-09-27
WILL SELL FAMOUS TERRIERS.
British breeder of seaIy hs ms IL
Giving Vp His Kennels.

\ reference 60 the tenrel directory Of
THE SrS this week will disclose the fact
that Fred W. Lewis o: HaVertordwest, on
the other side. the worldwide known
breeder and successful breeder Of .Sealy-
ham terriers, wishes to DISPOSE OF his
stock. Nowher, could better and gamer
terriers be found than those of the famous
Bach strain. They are D.ed in the
home Of the variety and from the original
dogs and hitchc, " the old and valued
S-alyhsm breed
Mr. Lewis is a newspaper proprietor
and since he has purchased his brothers
shares In the oldest and most important
paper In those parts his large business
claims great deal Of MS attention, and
q IS for that reason his Sealyhsm ter
-iers srs In tas market. Hero is an ey-
ccll"n' opportunity 10 Obtain dogs and
bitches Of the best blood and merit. Tho
Lewis kennel has been successful every
where and all 'he young stock IS rea red
out AT walk or farms. and in conscquence
are healthy robust aud mu,a used ,or
hunting and similar sports
The sun., 1914-09-27
TRIALS TO BE HELD ON LINKS.
Dogs WIN Chase Hungarian Par.
triIg.s Over Golf Course.

Tho orange County Field Trial Club
will hold lts '-nls on October 8 on ;he
property OF the Orange County Golf Club.
MiddlctOTn, \. Y, II has been decided
- stake 0ut Hungarian partridges to IN
Fnre every brace Of dogs cast off Navisr
m equal opportunity of showing thei-
worth on gen". TIE club has been force,,
20 this held trial method owing to mo
failure OF tho Governor OF the state OF
New YORK 20 approve an Amendment 10
tho game avs PASSED by the last session
0f the Legislature 20 allow the running
~ field trials by securing Il permit from
the state Conservation Commission.
The golf INKS. Il Is said, will offer
ample opportunity for high class dog
20 show 70 good advantage. O. Muss-
Arnolt Will judge. There will be a Derby
stake. an all ago membership stake
and m all age stake. AL open TO pointers
and -etters. Entries will not close until
october At =. VI. Entry blanks may
Oc obtained from the secretary. c. c.
Haircs, Mddletown. -. Y.
The sun., 1914-09-27
MAY INTRODUCE NEW BREED.
Iceland Dogs May ne BrouGbt Here,
In the Near Future.

Now that trade has begun between Ibis
country and Iceland a breed of dogs as
yet unknown to Americans generally may
he brought To tho United states. The
Iceland dog hears a strong resemblnrc'
20 the Samoyede or SIBERIAN dog, corr
pirstively small but strong and active
dog used both for slcdge purposes and
for stoca tending and hunting. Tho prick
ears. foxy fnce and curled tail Of the
1calander point 10 Tho Spitzherecn va
"!ety. and tho lushine-g of their tails
aids them a. projections to their heads
when they curl themselves up in the
bittcrest weather of those northern lat!-
tuie1.
The Iceland dog Is lightly built
dog with u gam" temperament. He
stands from t"n 20 fourteen inches at
.he shoulder and weighs about forty-t've
pounds IN color he is hrOwnish or
grayisA. sometimes dirty white or dirty
yellow \ usual color is black under
side of the body; fect. unSersido and
Tip Of the tail and neck. dirty white
The head is rather large in proportion
20 the body and carried high. The ears
are pointed and erect, and the tail is
very bu~hy and carried curled over the
hack
The sun., 1914-09-27
MANY VALUABLE DOGS
ARRIVE ON OLYMPIC
Several Inmates Of Big Ships
Kennels Are Refugees
From Paris.

As usunl the Olympic arrived last week
with "A large number OF valuable and pcd-
creed dogs which came to hand In first
class order. having been kept In tho
luxurian, and we'll appointed kennels on
the uppor deck and under expert care.
Among thos, who landed with their dogs
v,ore Afr and Nrs DANIEL q peid coming
from their pnrisleu home Ia this city
who apsin hr,u,ht with them n Brussels
prlfrnu of great utI,iitv. n pckinrese bitch.
ssbIe and abi,c in color from, Tho kenne,s
M Nra ~ n IJerber. Itersiny,on Lon
don. rubv snanIei ana a King charles
snari.I
Ntr ava N,r, II ,ro,,,,r,, ,,, fa,,t,,.
sl.n ,ror, paris h,,, ,,i,h ,hc, a nair OF
r.. -, ,,',,t,,, ,rt,'t, rnfo. cJ
t.S o,d h,-nd,o ana white hitch Thes,
uos a''u VI ''"u'e an" "i'te ',n,, '',,,
n'n IIhen n"""' ~ we ,as, ~" s- ,s
mo III taflS octore 'le ""., - W., ~, ~
Hrs' w, .. H'"'ioiu' ,Is ,tul l'I,'s ,'o,' -,
day III France ana SWN@erIahn anu so'us
10 .helr ll,'spurs hpnl., npu WI ''''"
theit bosto'i terrier bsoy pY h"I'le, ,
MISS marie Lonlse W thHihtke, to"h ~
her home on Long Island ora'e OF
wire halred toA terriers from the famous
faignton Devonshire, Kennels, owned ny
MISE Lewis, proprietor oi champion wire
hoy OF Paigntoh' ana othtr leadihg ,er-
rier' o' thc WIRE coated Narle'N. MisS
Wanamakers terriers are OF much prom
VINO nave beeh st@yins IN Scotianu % InI
were gong 10 Washington y. - hhu
WIN tnenl prnce OF SealSnh'n t,,riSrH
bouBht az ii"Nrriorn W'st III Houtn w a'eS
anu nreu ny th' wei nno"" "nu "'v9' ,'9
PiOI'...leh, pLeeu' y. ,,S,i $50
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~, - -, ~ -, 60. io., Co.
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/ hr,,'ais onIor.I bianl food h,,c,, CbIntin
Mrs faura Da~ ~ phiIadcinbIi
! h-,",,,h, So, ,-r,,ta1d ,,.,,,i. coip.ar
I p.tis',es, ,,,,o,, ,.i.h ',.',i, ~, tf.r
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&C.," ,ron, Tho lor,cis ~ vrs I,er6srt
Ubnso card ma, n" SO, -, ~. E.r,ei
! pirecto-y of 1,Ir S,.,. N, ard Mrs "
| yineo,,r,b a,d Me Nvi,cIuryh nf Nev
! York mad a curlol, TOW ponera nIan A
! distinct dark brirlle fuI, of Goa, ,vi,h
! th. hat standing ,v,u N NJ and Mrs
I Sn.rcor t-d1y br,,,,,b, r,,,,c .bcir n,d nj
! rsitnfuu friend .rl c,ni,s communion
/ 9th ,bN ,.bi.e bulI .or,ic, lo,. NIrs
II $ r.hr from I,ri. took 20 her New
, Work. houso "A -niri,tnrs J,.,1erauisn dog
, blsris 4, cnnt ana stvlisb ~ ,ar-iogc
Ms q Sn,llcnburr ,cconnauiad
! bv samuel SnelI.nhurr Mr. and Mrs
The sun., 1914-09-27

1t Is recommended that goa"s milk ls
better for puppies than cows milk. There
- an old saying that milk will feed Il
hoE. starvc a dog and keep n man alive"
milk
one ~ the foremost raisors OF the high
cst class and most delicate puppies Of ali
hr"eds is d. Louis O. Knox Of Danhury.
Conn To- years no has bred the best
NJ bloodhound puppies: indeed the Knox
h unds are known all over America as
being hiGhy superior animals. The
hoodhCund breeding operations are OK.
tcnslvr at the Imperial Kennels ~ Dan
bury aud a herd Of high class Toggenhure
goats are kept up aud attended 10 viii
much care