The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1921, Page 12

Cranreuch I1., great grandson of King Winter, in his day the moat famous show cat in America, has| bcauty, owned by Mrs. C. V. adjudged best cat in the|berer, being best in the Atlantic Cat Atiantic Cat Club show, best cat In| Club ae Mimi, nded | oft fame token, best cat in the united Show of the two societies in the Wal. | 80lid color, though Sunset lderk-haterte, House a lovely cream cat of the breed of the champion Sapphire, was consid- Cranrouch II. (Hoarfrost, the name! ered a clone second. Means, in Scotch) is a beautiful! The judges were Mrs. W. @baded silver male owned by Mra, |Cammon and Miss E. R. B Edgar 8. Gerberich, There were two | BOD. other beautiful cats of the same blood | mong the silver exhibite—Wintor Pax, owned by Mrs. Marion Hope, and Silver Eeho, owned by Miss Car- foll Macy. The three aro usually rivale for the blue ribbon in their class. One year one is in better coat @t the time of the show, another year it is another, Miss Macy was the owner of King ‘Winter, founder of the distinguished eilver line, and his beautiful mate Mile. Genee, to the time of her death fen undefeated champion. King Win- fer was a redoubtable champion. His frophies Gill a great chest and his ) blue ribbons number over 300. In ten different shows he was best cat, @till the record for America. Miss Macy said that sho has just @old Silver Echo to Mrs. H. F. Eckert dng of this beautiful big cat was told | ™ by Miss Macy, “Mile. BEST CAT OF ALL o Mra. Bokert by t California, but let her have it only on the understanding that it should t elegri ; hand. This was arranged f the cat grew up to win blue ‘OAs ‘ up and down the Pacific Coast. . | RAN “Last year it died of pneumonia, je| have consented to part with 8! Robi ts place.” pls 0 to take | Feline Blood-——Other VY. Mathis. q it ‘The best neuter was My Lov Prize Winners. San Dawn, a cat with a wonderful clear silver coat and a beautiful face, owied by the Misses Champion, r the ore was A ti Pandora was also love, Almost No End to the good things to eat that are made MADE IN U.S. A. An amazing story of the nam. OF THE when it opened staking it, hor the image of its beautiful mother. | couldnt name it Replica or #0 1 named it Echo—Silver “kL sold another of Genee's kittens ond Mrs, Bekert is inconsolable, A Among the other prize winners was ; Judges f) Nokny Joe, judged, bes Kitt mokey Joe, ju er: Say He Has Bluest o the United Show. It is just eigh monthe old, bred and owned by Mre fe- male, Pandora, a blue cat of at a sh Miss H. E. Brown, best tn the Silver Society show, and. by the| the silver Society. do At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores Cal., a he will probably Madeby E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St..N.Y. 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