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05 C R U F T ' S D O WHYSHO ARE AL LACTOL «Himev$ D TSaaTuTrTSporToTIrTt^^riowTT^ , w ^-v *-M m Th* Leading Kennel Journal, pub.:. 7 *|B|IK IllllwK Pric«3d. (port free «ld.), by' OUR DOflfc *• V «KJ Co., Ltd., Oxford Road Station Approach, Manc...»er. CATALOGUE 11 -J o *- CRUFT'S GREAT INTERNATIONAL e ^ E a DO 2 c AND EXHIfc APPLIANCE8 r - ROYA HALL, Ul e * S *h, 1935 d oo A. A. BEALE, 1 Major HARDIN' A. CR0XT0N-8 0. CRUFT, F.Z.S. UJ „ Doctor HART8H £ * Mrs. CHARLE8 CR' HARRY HAYLOCK O e e C. Cruft,F.LS.,Secretary, l2 Highbnr « «> s- o WHYSHO S 3 ARE AL 1 s. Experienced breei valuable Prize-Wi 05 dogs always in firs form by regulai e SHERLEY'S T, Powders. These V n necessary correcti: 3 « a the blood stream such common troubles as listlessness, poor coat, loss TONIC AND CONDITION POWDERS. WORM CAPSULES AND POWDERS. of appetite, eczema, etc., SKINCURE. INSECT POWDER. which are directly due to CANKER LOTION AND POWDER. overheated and impure FIT TABLETS. COUGH TABLETS. blood. LINTOX FOR DISTEMPER. o DRY SHAMPOO. DRY CLEANER, Etc S3. c° if r> a LACTOL «HiMEV$ •LACTOL' is the ideal puppy rearing food. It contains added Vitamin 'D' to promote the growth S of Strong Bones, Healthy Flesh and Firm Muscles. **CDICINC 1/8, 6/- and 25/- per tin. Use also Lactoi Biscuits. Frmm Omiihtl. Stmrm Md Corn Merchant*. Cartons 1/8, • IRISH SETTLERS—continued. |\ Class 320—IRISH SETTERS—MID LIMIT BITCHES. 1935 1835 ' \ 911 Mrs. S. N. Banks. Gadeland Rita of Casamla. b. Born 18 July, 33. FIRST IN STILL V Breeder, Mrs. E. M. Baker. By Ch. Son. of a Gun of Gadeland— \ Ch. Rebel Maid of Gadeland. THE FIELD UNSURPASSED 914 Mrs. C E.THce:- Nutbrown Sherry, b. Born 24 Feb., 32. Breeder, -.Miss Manuelle. By Golden Dawn of Gadeland—Nutbrown Tessa. 9t« Mrs." V.. M. Baker. Monica Of Gadeland. b. Born 18 July, 33. USED FOR A FULL Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Son of a Gun of Gadeland—Ch. Rebel Maid \ of Gadeland. Price £31. 10s. CENTURY 928*Mr. J. H. J. Braddon. Solo of Ide. b. Born 16 Dec, 32. Breeder, Mrs. Howard. By Patrick of Ide—Lady Palmbrydon. J\l (891)*Mrs. E. G. T. Sabine. Etchinghill Joy to Recal. Class 304. % (900) Mrs.'SR. Cubitt. Mountague Deenah. Class 304. ;•>• (986) Mrs. M. J. Fairlie. Susie Sunshine. Class 317. BENBOW'S (987).Mr. W. S. Hunt. Ottershaw Hermione. Class 319. i . - (988WMr. F. 0; Clapham. Crakehall Didona. Class 319. ,- '- (989#Miss=B. W- Fuller. Sweet Auburn. Class 319. DOG I* ' Class 321—IRISH SETTERS—LIMIT BITCHES. (900) Mrs. R. Cubitt. Mountague Deenah. Class 304. (911) Mrs. S. N. Banks. Gadeland Rita of Casamia. Class 320. MIXTURE (914) Mrs. C. E. Rice. Nutbrown Sherry. Class 320. (928)*Mr. J. H. J. Braddon. Solo Of Ide. Class 320. (987) Mr. W. S. Hunt. Ottershaw Hermione. Class 319. /or producing (988) Mr. F. O. Clapham. Crakehall Didona. Class 319. FIRST-RATE CONDITION (989) Miss B. W. Fuller. Sweet Auburn. Class 319. in DOGS FOR EXHIBITION Class 322—IRISH SETTERS—OPEN BITCHES. 971 Mrs. E. V. M. Freshwater. Brenda Of Badley. b. Bora 27 Dec, 30. The Reliable Tonic and Original Medicine for Breeder, Owner. By Ch. Crispian O'Kilner—Pamela of Badley. 977 Mrs. G. E. Leighton. Ruby 0' Murrell. b. Born 25 Feb., 32. Breeder, Owner. By Golden Dawn of Gadeland—Garnet o' Distemper, Jaundice, Destroying Worms, &c. Murrell of Usan. (890) Mr. J. J. A. Oliver. Ceatharloca Colleen. Class 304. A WONDERFUL TONIC AND (905) Mr. E. E. Main. Denzle Norah. Class 304. " PICK-ME-UP" FOR AN AILING DOG (914) Mrs. C. E, Rice. Nutbrown Sherry. Class 320. (927)*Mr. J. H. J. Braddon. Moyra of Halcana. Class 314. Flattering Testimonials from owners of (987) Mr. \V. S. Hunt. Ottershaw Hermione. Class 319. Dogs of every Description and from (988) Mr. F. O. Clapham Crakehall Didona. Class 319. 49 Winners of the Waterloo Cap Class 323—IRISH SETTERS—SPECIAL BREEDERS' DOGS AND BITCHES. Sold in Bottles, 1/5, 2/6, 8/- and 12/- each; and 1-gallon Tins (890) Mr. J. J. A. Oliver. Ceatharloca Colleen. Class 304. for the use of Kennels, 50/- each; also in Capsules, Boxes containing 40 Quarter-teaspoonful, 24 Half-teaspoonfuL, or Class 324B—IRISH SETTERS—BRACE. 15 Teaspoonful, 3/- each. No Entries. Class 325T—IRISH SETTERS—TEAM. BENBOW'S DOQ SOAP No Entries. Class 326—IRISH SETTERS—VETERA^, PRICE 6d. PER TABLET 899*Mrs. R. M. Foot. Beorcham Blazes, d. Born 18 Aug., 26. Breeder, OF ALL CHEMISTS AND CORN MERCHANTS EVERYWHERE the late Brig.-Gen. R. M. Foot. By Barney of Boyne—Balmerino Susieann. SoU Proprietor* 991 Miss E A. Collins. Paddy Cu'Midhe of Crinnis. d. Date of birth, BENBOW'S Dog Mixture Ce., 2 Bartholomew Close, London, E.C.1 breeder and pedigree unknown. 992 Miss C. M. Adams. Clare of Geddings. b. Born 26 June, 25 Breeder, Mrs. Headley. By Bovne—Mischief. 159 THE COCKER SPANIEL SPANIELS (COCKER). Judge—Mr. D. McDonald. (BLACK) Will be judged in Ring 8 (Arcade). K.O. CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE—Dog. /OuC /? / / i> 0 K.C. CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE—Bitch. / ^ ^ ^ /0 ^ /X>..j -39A A GOLD CUP (value £50) offered by Messrs. Jeyes' Sanitary Com­ pounds Co. Ltd., for best Cocker. Open to All. (See page 13.) "& CRUFT'S DOG SHOW SOCIETY offers the following, confined to Members:— 49 THE PERPETUAL 60-QUINEA QUNDOQ TROPHY. (See page 19.) 54 INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE CUP for best Spaniel (see page 17). '////, 395 PUNCH BOWL for 8econd Prize Winner In S.C.S. Restricted Open Class. (See page 21.) - '//Z.O -396 CRUFT SPECIAL PUPPY CUP. (See page 21.) S - 397 Silver-Plated Special for Reserve in S.C.S. Class. #tl,Q -398 Silver-Plated Grape Fruit Holder for best Dog in Special Beginners. •* V/*/^ -399 SUver-Plated Grape Fruit Holder for best Bitch in Special Beginners, v *•" JS&~a -400 Sheffield-Plated Cigarette Box for best Post Graduate Dog (Any Colour). • > 1J *" J//Ao 401 Sheffield-Plated Cigarette Box for best Post Graduate Bitch (Any Colour). -->'*"* 402 Silver-Plated Bon-Bon Dish for best Novice Dog (Any Colour), r- *• '//Jo 403 Silver-Plated Bon-Bon Dish for best Novice Bitch (Any Colour). - " •r9*7»<*-404 International Challenge Plate for best Brace (see page 21). -K /*?«-£vav-405 International Challenge Plate for best Team (see page 21). ' THE COCKER SPANIEL CLUB (Secretary: H. S. Lloyd, Swakeley's Farm, Ickenham, Middlesex) offers the following, confined to Members :— n •9W--406 Special Prize 10/6 for best Novice Black. ^ - -407 Special Prize 10/6 for best Novice Red. //Ho -408 Special Prize 10/6 for best Novice other than Red or Black. z^c - 409 Special Prize 10/6 for best owned by a Member joining the Club in 1935. /04>2 - 410 Special Prize 10/6 for best whose owner has not won a Challenge Certificate during 1933 and 1934. THE SPANIEL CLUB (Secretary: H. W. Booth, 1 Cooper Street, Manchester) offers the following, confined to Members who have paid their Subscription for 1935 :— Xfl //3c 411 Special Prize 10/6 for best Novice. THE RED & GOLDEN COCKER SPANIEL CLUB (Secretary : E. E. Todd, SUNKIST ROOK Heath Kennels, Stockheath, Havant) offers the following, confined to (K.C.S.B. 1522QO) Members:— Sire, Churcbdene Invaderson. Dam, SunWlst Una. 412 Special Prize 10/6 for best Red or Golden Dog. ^-'-9- 413 Special Prize 10/6 for best Red or Golden Bitch. Breeders and Owners— r 414 Special Prize 10/6 for best Red or Golden Dog Puppy. Mr. and Mrs. D. MACKENZIE, » 415 Special Prize 10/6 for best Red or Golden Bitch Puppy. Sunkist Kennels, THE WE8T OF ENGLAND LADIES' KENNEL 80CIETY (Secretary: Mrs. Ingleside, D. F. Gardiner, Grey Walls, Prestbury, near Cheltenham) offers the following, Bishopbriggs, Glasgow. confined to Members :— Telephone : Bishopbriggs 150. /a6cj, _4I6 Special Prize for best Dog or Bitch. Winner of Sliver Trophy for Best Black Puppy at Scottish Cocker Spaniel Club Show, 1933. Best Puppy, Best Cocker and Silver Trophy for Best Gundog, Moray and Classes 360 to 364 guaranteed by the Cocker Spaniel Club. Nairn. Two Firsts and Best Cocker Puppy at Edinburgh Championship Show. Winner In Open Black Dog Class, Cruft's, 1934. Best Cocker, Dumbarton Open Prize Money In Class 378, £3, £2, £1. Show. Three Firsts, Darlington Championship Show. Golfhill Trophy Winner, Scottish Cocker Club Show, 1934. Best Cocker and Best Exhibit bred by Exhibitor OPEN TO ALL. at Ayr Show. COCKERS (BLACK). Class 327—SPANIELS—SPECIAL PUPPY DOGS AND BITCHES. DESCRIPTION OF THE COCKER SPANIEL. 993 Miss L. M. Crawley. Marina of Beclands. b. Born 9 May, 34. HE Cocker Spaniel Is very much in fashion at the present time, frequently Breeder, Owner. By Ottershaw Adolphe—Persephone of Ware. contributing the biggest entries to important shows, and in the number of <* - 995 Mr. W. S. Hunt. Ottershaw Ballerina, b. Born 29 June, 34. Tregistrations at the Kennel Club they are among the leaders. They are essentially Breeder, Owner. By Ottershaw Christopher—Ottershaw Vida. working dogs, of much use for rough shooting, and the show points are framed to develop utility qualities. There Is no more cheerful little dog than the Cocker, 1004 Mrs. W. Gray. Treetops Typical, b. Born 7 May, 34. Breeder, always busy and never bad tempered. The weight most favoured Is about 251b., Owner. By Oxshott Barilo—Treetops Treasure Trove. and within that compass should be compressed a good deal of power. The back not being quite so long as In other varieties of Spaniel, the dog looks more compact and 1008 Mrs.
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