The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
FIVE DOLLARS
GO TO TRIN

BIS e4th n.
FIVE DOLLARS
co TO TRIN
Five dollars from WIN. Cults. man.
ager OF Ciemmer theatre. to Trix.
mutt most closely resembling
Brownie. Century Comedy film dos.
owned by Bert Johansen. Sli w.
Seth ri.
Two dollars and fifty CENTS also
from VIM. Cults 20 Nellie. mutt
second best in resembling Brownie.
owned by Edward westall. 1910 Lin
dean ave.
one years subscription 20 kennel
Review" dog magazine. from 'Rriar
Crest Warrior" thorohrcd Airedale
az Brtar Crest kennels. TO Jazz. mutt
most closely resembling Rriar Crest.
owned by George Warren. SsS +.
18th.
Studded collar. from Mrs. Clifford
Barnes TO Rags. most impudent look
ing mutt, owned by Rex Baker. Sas
Fourth ave. n.
One box candy, from Or. /. w.
Brydon. 10 Pat. most patient mutt.
owned by Wallace Copeland, r. +. ID.
&. box ss4.
A book. beautiful joe from a
Ady who did not give her name. TO
Teddy, the friskiest mutt. owned BY
Albert Wilkinson. isE sist ave- n.
ELY GUN
FOR MAMIE
Fly gun. from the Automatic Toy
and Fly Gun Co.. TO the owner OF
Make, the mutt most closely resemb-
ing a setter. Make belongs to
George Iiebes. ifs3 18th ave. y.
One box candy. from DIR. l. w.
Drydon. 10 Betsy Pet. noisaeaS dog.
oWncd by Francis Long.
Two bars best dog soap. from Mrs.
q. Weber. TO Peter Pal. prettiest Ut
~ white mutt. owned by LYDIA
Hagen. 1895 Myrtle 81
Drinking dish. from International
Maltese Champion Melita Cupid. 70
Iocdlcs. best little shaggy white male
mutt. owned by Dorothy Moore. si7s
second ave- ~ w.
Five dollars, from Hotel Washing
I'm Cab Co. to Buster. mutt dis
playing most affection for master.
0wned by Charlotte Nelson
DOx OF CANDY
FOR AFFECTION
BOX candy. from DIR. L. w. Dry
IN. to Cutie. second most affection
IT. dog. owned by Kenneth Rusk.
los Il. Roy St
Two tickets to Peter Rabbit to
- shown next week by the puppets
~ the Cornish school. to the master
* Mutt, Kenneth OteiIing OF Puy-
n11up- Mutt was judged as 3rd most
6evoted to his master.
Mahogany mounted silver faced
plaque with name to be engraved.
from Fl. Schoenfeid. Mgr. Standard
furniture Co. to Rags. most artistic
cratic looking mutt. owned BY Billy
Bevans. 24os Sixth ave. w.
& Two packages puppy milk bone.
ftum Jacob Kaufman Dog. Bird and
'8eed Co. to Cooley. most playful
puppy, owned BY Harry zervas, 1917
First ave-
Collar from Barkus b. Wool 70
Brownie, longest cared dog. owned
BIZ Woodruff Carroll. 1920 y.
G2nd vt.
One year subscription TO Dog
YAncier Of Battle Creek Oldest
dog magazine OF America. from
the Meiita kennais. 10 Bully. most
Intelligent appearing mutt owned
~ Frank Goodwin.
Silver cup from DR.. VIM Jar
Quiss to Sport. mutt with best
tricks. owned by Harold Barr. s12
Minor ~.
Order for SO dental work given
by DIR. G. C. Peck TO master Of
mutt. Robert Fullerton. 2i0h Min
Or N. Mutt had prettiest set Of
teeth.
Collar and sfxfoot chain lead
from Jacob Kaufman Dog. Bird and
Beed Co. to Buster. for best
natured big mutt. owned by Leo
Wendiand. 203f w. 18th St
Besides the prizes for special
NUTS. every mutt In the show re-
eeived a blue ribbon. presented by
the Rhodes Co. the Rhodes Bros.
and Miss Lillian Hannun Of the
Olympic Collie Kennals.
These were stamped by the Bun
Brothers Printing Co, with blue
Ribbon Mutt, November 10, 1921"
This was the first mutt show
to be held in Seattle. Every
specie from muttdom pres
ent from the wooden cattle
wobbly dogs, pulled thru the
crowd by G, Campner and L.
NJ. Durkin, representatives Of
the Wobbly Dog company, TO
the big-pawed Iovable things
that paved the air and bowIed.
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