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The Bossier banner., 1922-06-15
The Stork Corner.

Born, Saturday Of last week, to Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Hogue. of Shreveport. Il
fine boy. Mrs. Hogne will I've renlein-
hered by many Of the Banners readers
~ Miss Boggs. IL Plain Dealing.
Born, last Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. f. Snee, OF Baton Rouge. fine boy,
who has been named William Emmett
- for his father. Mrs. Slee's many
friends residing in this section viii re-
member her as Miss Eloise Cannon.
The Banners Plain Dealing, route
three, correspondent reports: " Born.
last Friday morning. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fannie Gilmer, Of this section, fine
10y: weight. 9h pounds. This is their
second child and only boy. The mother
Is a daughter OF Mrs. Callie Young and
will he remembered by her IAany North
Rossier friends as Miss Myrtle Orr
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Not the Man Wanted.

The transient arrested In Vicksburg
one day last week, suspected Of being
n lnlrty to the recent R0ssier City muir
der. and brought to the parish for ider-
tificifiOn l,y Sheriff Adair and Deputy
Sheriff Wilson, proved not to be the
man wanted. He was able to establish
an alibi. and thus cleared himself of
the charge resting over him. However.
lie was wanted I'M Claiborne Parish for
some infraction of the law, and was at
,ence turned over to the authorities Of
that parish. Those guilty Of the muir
der at Bossier City some dayssago are
still at large. and the officers have no
clue ON which to work.
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MFR. ]. ]. Bogard spent Monday and
Tuesday in Minden on business.
MIR. f. c. Ritter. OF Rocky Mount.
was among the business visitors In
Benton Tuesday.
Masters Robert and Ford StinsOn
are IN Shreveport for few days visit
at the home Of their grandfather. Mr..
J. +. Edwards.
MIR. 4. e. Holconb. Of vfvian, and
Miss Beulah smith Hayes. Of 1Alexan-
dria. were united In marriage here
some days ago by Justice OF Peace
J. HI. Montgomery. !.
MIR. j. r. Keith. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Keith. Of the Linton conf
Inunity. was united In marriage Sun
day. the bride being a Miss Tuggle.
from Claiborne Parish.
Mrs. Alabel Ogden. of Dixie, ac-
conlmnied by her daughter and son,
Miss Margery aud Frank, left Monday
for long Reach, Calf, where the party
will spend the summer with their aunt.
Miss Lou Ogden.
As IL to he noted from a cOntribu-
tIon published In this Issue. Sheriff
Adair Is offering a reward OF 500 for
evidence sufficient to convict any one
found guilty Of taking game fish from
tile streams Of BOssier Parish through
unlawful means.
~. o...a ~e.., 1sox1o ~ FJa,,ars1 xx.l,1
s.yla,e days ago were united In marriage
in Winfield. are doing :. light house
kcepinS'' In rooms In the resitlenct
I'm old Benton occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Anderson. Mr.. Havard has po
sitiOn with the saw mill firm that re
Gently located here. and the two an
Icing made welcome by new-fOunt
friends I'm cur midst.
-C0ngratnlatiolls are again In order
Yesterday our old friend, Mr.. n. NJ
Belcler. hecame a benedict. choosing a
II bride Miss Edith Means, Of the Id,
community. They will locate on Cub,
plantation. Cadd0 Parish, a portion o
which Mr.. Relciler has under cultiva
tion. We hope he may grow lots Of 3o
cent cotton. and we certainly wish bot
him and his pretty bride well where
ever they may In future cast their loi
We learned this week that tn
pretty little granddaughter Of MIR. an
Mrs. s. +. Taylor. Of Benton. n soon t
wed. The invitation TINT has come t
hand reads: :. Mr.. and Mrs. PeytOn {
Taylor request the pleasure Of yOu
presence at the marriage Of thei
daughter. Ivey- Mae, to Mr.. william !
Bridges, ON Tuesday afternoon. til
10th Of June. 1.ts2, ut 4.3O o'clock, Che
ter and Monroe streets. Alexandra,
Ia. At home after June 18th, Shrev,
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ew OF Mr.. Will Hickman, Of Haughton,
and Mr.. Tom Hickman, of Bossier City.
Mrs. Charles Richardson came in
Monday for brief visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Thomas.
LII all reports are true, that will be
ut least one oil we'll rig operating in
the vicinity OF BENTON ut an early date.
Miss Mayme T. Burt has returned
home from an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends residing IN Dallas,
Texas.
-Afiddling cotton was quoted at 2OA
cents pound in Shreveport to-day.
Receipts in the city for the day were
45 bales.
The Banner has been requested to
again announce that services will he
held ut the Red River Church (near
I.inton) on the fourth Sunday, the 18th.
Mrs. Myrtis Smith returned home
Tuesday from Minden, where she spent
several days pleasantly as guest at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. c. H. STRAIT
ton.
Miss Ruth Smith returned home
Tuesday, being met In Shreveport by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith.
She left Benton about two weeks ago,
going to Ashville, n. C., to attend a
general conference Of the Y. VIC. A.
MIR. Billy Faircloth. Of Rellevrc
Bridge, was among the callers at the
Banner office Monday. He stated that
Bodcau rose about six inches last week
and was still about four feet too high
for perch fishing. There are plenty Of
game fish in the old stream again this
season. he says.
1t was witl-a feeling Of keenest re
gret that the writer learned the first OF
| this week of the death OF the Banners
friend OF many years, " Cap Rounsa
vail. Of the Bellevue community. Al
all times friendly and jovial and a good
neighbor. he will be very much missed
In the community in which he resided
4 contributed obituary notice appears
elsewhere IN this issue.
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Three Whoppers.

Friend Morrow and old Star were
arrested and fined one day last week
for exceeding the speed limit.
Mister Chuncky Taylor, on his way
TO the Court House yesterday to take
mp his days work, refused to pause on
the street, for a moment or 80 TO talk
about Walker fox hounds with an old
friend.
Benton's new Methodist Church is
this week receiving It's final coat of
paint. The new building Is credit to
the town and 4 fitting monument to the
ardent devoutIless Of the good Chris
tian people OF this community.
The Bossier banner., 1922-06-15
Pea Green Alfalfa

For sale, 4 o. b. vanceville. For prices
phone 102O-M. Any quantity this years
cutting f25-tf J. B. AlNoIp.
The Bossier banner., 1922-06-15
Parish Seat Contest Progresses.

A letter received Tuesday afternoon
by Mayor q. +. Smith, from repre-
sentative now IN Baton Rouge, tells of
Hon. W. G. Hughes having presented
tl,e bill authorizing the removal of the
parish seat from Benton to Bossier
City, together with the statement that
The Committee on Parochial Affairs
IN the House of Representatives CON
silered the hill and returned unani-
mo,lsly favorable report. Mayor Smith
expressed himself as we'll pleased, and
added No opposition in the Senate
II anticipated
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For Sale

Eos,d June corn. For prices write or
'phone j. B. ApgEk Gillian f21-4l
The Bossier banner., 1922-06-15

port, La" We are pleased to extend
congratulations and best wishes.
Mrs. w. G. Stinson is now driving
around In new Ford sedan. Congrat-
ulations, Miss Mamie.
Mrs. Dave Gibson. of Vivian, is
here at present on visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. $. T. Taylor.
MFR. A. NJ. Wallace returned to
Benton Tuesday, after spending few
days In Minden on professional bust
ness.
Miss Bessie Crawford returned to
Benton Monday from Bienville Parish.
where she spent two weeks with rela-
lives and old friends.
Miss Lpola Greer, who spent about
week In BENTON as guest Of Miss
Ruby Montgomery. left last Saturday
for her home. In Ruston.
The protracted meeting now being
conducted at the Baptist Church will
likely he brought to close with the
services to be held tomorrow evening.
Mfr. and Mrs. j. H. Belcher. accom-
panied by Mrs. w. +. Belcher, left Sun
day for Cuba plantation. Caddo Parish,
to he present at the wedding OF their
eldest son. Mr.. n. NJ. Relcher-which
was celebrated yesterday.
MFR. s. T. Taylor, has been criti-
cally Ill for some days. but Is reported
much better mt present. He Is suffering
from a heart attack Of some nature,
and became alarmed over his condition
after consulting with Il Shreveport
physician one day last week.
Miss Neome Ratcliff, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Ratcliff, of Bossier
City, has been critically i'll for three
days and further hope of her recovery
is not entertained. We We're told this
evening that life was being sustained
only through the use Of Il pulmOmeter.
The Rossier CITY and Plain Deal
Ing baseball teams crossed bats on the
Rossier City diamond Tuesday after
noon, the visitors losing the game by a
score OF 6 to * From Mastin Hender-
son, Of Benton. who pitched for the
iIain Dealing team, we learned tnat
this was = good. fast game. we'll worth
witnessing.
An advertisement In this issue OF
the Banner asks for bids for the con-
struction Of a new leyee fronting the
Childrers plantation, In South Bossier,
D.OOO cubic yards heing given as the
approximate contents OF the new work.
All proposals must he III the hands OF
the board OF state Engineers prior to
twelve O'Clock on the 18th.
We regretted to learn the first Of
this week that Senator w. j. Johnston,
Of Plain Dealing. now ut his home ii,
that place. is still too in to entertain
thought of returning to Baton Rouge
to resume his duties during the present
session Of the General Assembly. We
trust, Mr.. Johnston, that you may sooll
he restored TO your former state o1
good heaatth ana visOr.
Frances Juliette and Gordon Egg
! sleston, children Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w
Eggleston, have returned home from
Stonewall, where they visited at the
home Of their grandmother, Mrs. ]. NJ
Nelson. Mrs. Nelson accompanied then
here for visit ut the Egglesfon home
and two other members Of the incom
Ing party were Lily Mae and Peytol
Nelson. who are also Mrs Nelson's
bentOn now mas TWO watts TOT tilt
The Bossier banner., 1922-06-15
1922 Hay

At q price that will move it-fOr cash
only. Take your choice Alfalfa or
ton, La. Route 2. Telephone. S77-M.
t1S-tf1 4. A TInwEIL
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Where the Biz Crowd Eats
When IN Shreveport.
: The Columbia
R<senursat aad Lsaeh Resn
54f Aorkcf Street
SCI Aorkcf Street

Dining Parlor for ladies In back por-
ti0n Of room.
Native Game, Oysters and other Sea
Foods when In season.
Courteous treatment, clean linen, and
wholesome food at popular prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



some of our homes Beautiful Marquette
Park, new. ideal home, exquisite detail
arrangement, large lot shade garage.
$1,000 terms.
Allen ST.. best section, splendid modern
home. Z rooms Dot 50N50. $1,000 terms.
Hdrter Heights, new, beautiful homes
In harmony with this exclusive addi-
ton. private. $1,000, $500, $4,000,
$4,000. terms
Edgewater. addition beautiful new
home rooms. completely modern,
fireplace. laundry; best finish. $500
Terms
RoOminE house. modern, 10 rooms, eL-
Celleut condition $4,000, terms.
Famous Dixie highway. 4 excellent
homes with acreage. From $500 t0
$500 terms
East Side pleasant pretty home. r.
rooms good location: garage large
lot $500 terms.
We have homes. lots, acreage in every
part of South Bend and suburbs. Wor-
den Realty Company, Us Farmers
Trust bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
9UGGE9So9POCU
Fair Weather Courage

It's the smile that costs the most that counts.
Hope and cheer the natural by-Products Of good
fortune Everyone knows what it is to be positive and
confident when things going Just right. There
great stocks of fair weather courage in the world
But the man to watch is the one who keeps on throw
ing of smiles when all his plans twisted He has the
winning stuff He cannot be denied.
Take pains to develop these qualities in yourself Hold
your head up all day long, whatever happens. When
you feel frown your face, trade it in for a smile.
Don't be satisfied with admiring a game man. Be
one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Lots For sale

ONE ACRE. land facing new Riverside
drive. VIII sacrifice for $500 Fine
chance t1 double your money Call
Lincoln $500 evenings.
Two LOTS ON n. O'Bren st. FOX sale.
Cheap ~ taken az once 70i W. Sixth
81, Mishawaka. or can MlshaWaaa 1880
The ONLY TWO vacant lots 1900 block.
north side p Cedar. only $3.50 both.
Sl-3J5 Dixie by- Rosela1d lots cheap
$3.50 cash takes department Broom
house Durham st. Investigate al
T. C0lfaE Main ISL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

BETTER BUY NOW-The srrirg revival
Will Doe here soon Business is "cou-
lIg back Many people in south Bend
are living i1 rooms Lumber prices
are advancing Our Cham Der ~ Com
merCe claims that the city needs q V-
teen million dollars more in houses
% adequately take care OF the people.
II you have NOT arranged 20 buy OF
build home. you owe m o. Yourself
and family 20 give The question seri.
Gus Iteration at once. I have n
number oi desirable houses for sale.
They are priced right and some ~
than can be had on easy terms Also.
have several very good vacant lots.
Come ll and let ms talk In over Frank
J efferies. ReaItor 4l5 Union Trust BLDG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

APARTNENT BTILDING-Sew. fire
proof apartments. q rooms each
steam heat; tile bath, oak doOr.
trim laundry lockers; centrally located.
Income. 5000 60 Price $4,000 %.
Wants farm as part payment. Wesley
Van Vain 62f Farmers trust Bldg
CALIFORNIA AYE.-Good home Tor sale
or exchange near car line. b-rcom
modern home. hardwood H0ors uu-
stairs and down. lavatory down. CONF
plefe bath up. full basement laundry
Priced for quick action. IS m- ~. Uua-
nahoo. Realt0r. rooms ~ Farmers
Trust bldg. Lincoln 55zs. County 32F5
LOT-WIl exchange lOt Tor automoblis
or sell cheap. Payments. Main Obs
Welfare Loan Society.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
FoRD CARS

FoR THE NEXT Is DAYS WE
WILL OFFER YOU THE MOST
WONDERFUL BARGAINS N
USED FoRDs EVER N SOUTH
BEND. WHY PAY HIGH PRICES
WHEN YOU CAN BUY GUARAN-
TEED CARS AT REAL FORD
PRICES.
w.R. HINKLE. INC.
%. % n. LAFAYETTE ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
BUILD YOUR HOME THIS Spring.
A HOUSE

surrounded ty beautiful grounds
STANDS out I'm pleasing contrast.
White space around an AID has ex-
Hctlv the same effect. IL costs very
little more 20 have your ADS set IN
this manner. Get the maximum re-
sults-Order yCur Ads set ia style
No. 8
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

FORD-Iate 1920 Ford coupe. refuished (.
Al shape. act quick Belstie Auto
sales Company. 343 Lincoln way w
Main as Home of the Chevrolet"
FORDS II have sevpral Ford touring
GAYS 20 OFFER al n real bargain ~ taken
az once. south Bend Nash Motor Car
Co. 100 10 Lincoln way r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
A[]57UIyJ5y](5[ EJIl[E7177


F.
CONFIDENCE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Houses For Sale 81
MAIN ST. SOUTH-Seven-r room, strictly
modern. square tyne house. Price 81 800. /
Easy terms Possession 80 days. Ralph
G. Osborne, kealtor. Conservative Life
Bldg. Main 572
MICHIGAN ST. S.-One 7-room house,
modern corner lot square type,
rooms finished in oak; 2machine ga
rage j. a. Mccullough, % S. Michi.
MAIN ST. S-l2 rooms, modern. close
in. garage Ssu00O0, payments Wes-
ley Van Nalin. ca Farmers Trust Bldg.
MISHAWAKA AV.-Nineteen hundred
block, nine room hOuse thoroughly
modern. Price S6,OOOOOt $4,000 down,
$50 90 per month. ). N. Robinson -
Son 124 y Mani ST. second floor
NAVAEBE PLACE-A beautiful modem
home on Park av.. S1750O. one modern
home iu Harter Heights. c. II. Wink
Ter az y. M1cb gan 81 Lincoln l56o.
ROGERS ST.-Six room house, gas, cleo
trio lights. water ia the yard Price
$1,000, $4,000 down. s. ". Robinson
& Son. l24 y. Main St. second door.
SMITH ST. 22l2 Seven rooms. am mod.
ern except bath. Price $4,000 terms
Possession go days Louis SeEerty,
Washington state Bank bldg.
SOBIN ST, 81 room house, gas. water
We'll located Immediate possession.
Price ST. 10000 Part cash. Voight n
Bradford Union Trust bldg
WALNUT ST. " 4O5-AU modern
rooms and attic: alley side and rear
Tot COX go feet; an kinds Of flowers
aud slrubbery large chicken house
aud park Price $500, terms. Louis
SeGerty. Washington state Bank bldg
WANNE ST. N-ClOse i'm. o rooms
modern. oak noors and trim. large oak
stairway. large basement with cold
room. laundry tubs and drain. soft
water lift Fire place. Price STJ0000
Wesley Van Nlliu. GA Farmers Trust
BARGAIN II sold at once. broom house
on Haley ST. 81 700. easy payments.
Paul r.. Maxwell. 2114 Bertrand st
BUILD YOUR HOME THIS SPRING
yVo will make q blueprint Of Just
what Won want and build 10 on your
l0t luglerich. Realty and Building
Co.. Contractors and Builders,
Room SO. ], American Trust bldg
Will seu ar q great sacrifice. leaving
city. MODERN new 7-roOm house.
furnace. garage. oak finish corner lot g.
small payment and $50 per month. Here
Is your chance. Let us show It 20 YOU
smith & Jolly Lincoln 66ae
FOR RESULTS list your property with
me- Bargains ia an parts Of the city.
Maxwell 2ll4 Bertrand 81
a HOTSE-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
10 YOU KNOW

Why you are residing this ADJ II r.
because 90 De- distinctive 10 stands
Out in contrast 20 the other ADS be-
cause OF the attractive manner In
al AID tell the AID -Taker TO set 81 IN
stTie SO. q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
You perhaps have looked all over
the city for a strictly modern home
after YOU have inspected this one
you wiz not look any farther.
This IS located n north part OF
city on Riverside drive with beau
tiful river frontage, and IS high
class in every respect. including
community.
For appoin tment 70 see property
see Frank j. Anderson. 6G3 Farm
ers Trust bldg. Office, Lincoln
1855 residence. Lincoln 1856
PROPERTlE@N desire 10 list some
properties 20 sell between $1,000 90 and
s6O0O.O9 and that are worth the money.
Davies & Walsh. III W. Jefferson blvd
Lincoln 5T79
HOME IN EASTERN section 81 City on
extra large lot partly modern near
car line; reasonable. 429 =. Summer 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Real EtaLook Over the Homes Classification 81
AUTOMOBILES



Aufomo biics For sale n
CHEVROIET-lf YOU are going 90 buy
a used Ford or Chevrolet this spriug
buy it now We must have room for
new cars and you can save S-5 90 $50.
small monthly PAYMENTS. Bette Auto
sales COMPANY t45 Lincoln way W.
MaiE 5lf. Home OF the ChevFolet'
COLUMBIA SIN Gem of the High
vay'' a real car Tor The money Harry
& WOolworth. distributor. SIC s
Michigan a. Csed ears 90 easy terms
DODGE ~. 3 Chevrolet f-aOs. over
land touring i Overland roadster.
Buick 2 Ford tourings y kari Auto
sales Co.. 2s7 Main st. Main 202s.
LODGE coupe IN good conditlon; a real
bargain for cash. Inquire 81 r. Pane,
- rs IS. Madison 81. Main 8Is4.
DODGE
For sale. late model touring. new
1901 ton. brand new paint job .
new cord tires. Price IS right
Easy terms % right party. Also a
DIS Buick touring. in good me-
rhGuical condition. good tires Goes
fu Niles in II minutes Looks tough
because III needs paint. but IT'S
well worth the $3.50 asked for 30
as is Buy 90. paint 90. and YOU
can make hundred Oh 20 easy. Adj
dress p. o. Box 53l, South Bend.
Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Housekeeper. must be clean. good
cook and serve well; go home
nights. family OF two adults.
good pay 20 responsible party
no one without reference need
apply. Main 5-SS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

l2-acre fruit and poultry farm. miles
OUT good buildings All stock and
tools % 20. $500: terms
~ acres, miles out. room house,
furnace, fireplace. water; large barns
shade, = acres bearing fruit. A beau
titul residential farm $500: terms.
100 acres one mile from ElkhaTt level
land, good buildings. 5000; easy
terms.
Morden Realty Company, rs Farmers
Trust bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
WE HAVE

We HAVE
each week o few openings for eK-
perieuced power machine operators
fu our shirt and underwear factor
les Wilson Bros. HOS W sample
ST. "a good place 20 work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
MERCHANDISE

SAVE ON PRICES without saving on ap-
pearances by buying your household
goods through the ads IN Classitca-
tiOn 80
The New York herald., 1922-10-08
OLD ENGLISH SHEEP
DOG HAS HIS DAY
Outshines Rest at Tuxedo
Show, With American Bred
the Winner.
BY FRANK r. DOLE.

sneoial Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
TtyxEpo PARK, N. Y. Oct. THE an
nual dog show OF the Tuxedo kehnei
Club for the benefit OF the hosprai
here attracted an entry OF more than
700 CANNES to-day-among the best III
the country. The event was held on
the shores OF Tuxedo Lake and the set
ting was picturesque. Society hocked
to the show in force in spite of the
weather. When the rain started the
club was prepared for the emergency and
tho Judging rings were spread in the
spacious clubhouse
Old English sheepdogs had their day.
They were the breed Of largest entry
and they made a very impressive ap-
pearance. There were forty-five OF these
in the old English speciality show which
we're judged by Tyler Morse. The best
of the breed was the well known Ameri-
can bred New Jersey Weather. owned
by William A. Jamison. He was put
down In the best of form. In the COM
petition for the regular Tuxedo show
awards he was again the winner. The
Of Philadelphia. 1t Is not often the same
dog wins in two shows in the same day.
The winner beat many imported cham
pions.
one of the sensations OF the show was
the chow puppy Winnie Hsia. owned by
Mrs. David Wagstaff. president of the
club. This youngster started in the
puppy class and went through to win
ners bitches and afterward defeated the.
winning dog for the best in the show
DALMATIANs (Dogs)-Holow Hlli Farms
Windholme Prlnceps, first Miss Flora A.
MacDonald's Tally Ho Polet, second.
Bitches-Hollow Hill Farms Windholme
Lizzie first; Miss Foka MacDonald's Tally
Io Whip, second. Best-Hollow Hill Farms
Windholme Lizzie.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS CDogs)-Medor Ken
nels' Medor Dreadnaught, first: Fairwold
Kennels Fairwod Alberne Rocket, second.
Bltches--James v. Roblsons Mine Brook
Belle, first: Archibald II. Gallaway's sazel-
bean Betty, second. Best-Medor Dread
c,lIRN TERRIERS (Dogs)-Mrs. Archibald
u. Turnbul's Haig and Haig first: Mrs.
Archibald u. Turnbull's Glenlivet of Lam
,nock, second. Bitches-Mrs. j. l.. Nc
Vickar's Irlin Don, Bonnie. first; Mrs.
Archibald D. Turnbui's Wee Jean OF Lam
WELSH cOLLTES tDogsl--Dr. Samuel Mill
banks Senny Cracker. first; Mrs. Malcolm
stevenson's Champion Bother Em Al. scc-
Windermere Home Brew, first: Robert
sedgwlck's Megan, second. Best-Sonny
Cracker.
coLI,iEs (Dogs)-Mrs. Florence B. Ichs
f,hamnion Bell Haven Star Bat Strong
heart. first: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Payson
Terhune's Sunneybank Sgurdson, second.
Ritches-Mrs. Florence Il. llch's Belle
Haven Tower Hin Princess. first: Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Payson Tcrhune's Sunny Bank
Alton Andcen. second. Best-Champion
I,elIe Haven Starbat Stoneheart.
SHEPHERD DOGS (Dogs)-Giralda Kennels
XIX v. Oeringer. first; Dividing Ridge Ken
uels' irels V. Oerinaer, second. Bitches--
Mrs Nina q. untcrmayer's Gilda V. Doren-
haf. first Robert G. McCalum's Dorte "
Riedekenberg, second. Best = Champion
Debora Won Weinar.