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Stephenson, Miss Sylvia Langhorne.Mrs. Sampson, Capt.Powell and Capt. St. Barbc producedsomc of the best Creamsbefore the nar. Nor must I forgei.he late IIrs. Soames and herCh. Soame Crusader. Nliss ]Iattvo' the Combe and Ch. Pickles ofHanlet- \\iere renowned for passingon .'r-ir ourslanding qua lities.markings retum. Should any oflirese {aults be seen in vour ownqueen eve.i: so sliglitiy, do mateback to a good sturdy Blue of thet1'pe indicated. This step willsave you much disappointmentand at the same time further thebreeding of good Creams.Here I must mention some oflhe ioveliest Creams bred fromA pair .of C1'am kittens bred by Mts. M. L. Sheppard and sired. by Ch. Widdington Warden ex Pelham Tfrelma.Should you decide to use aBlue male select the very best,one of a pale uqiform colour. Istrongly advocate this cross as ifCream to Cream is continued overseverai generations, type beginsto disappear. By type, in thisinstance, I mean the head andface which tends to narrow andget more pointed. Ears becomelarger and tlie fine well balancedhead is lost. Colour also tendsto darken and get a hotter shadeof cream, the soft pale colourgoes and worst of all the tabbvRlue maies-Champions Buff ofHandley, Sherry and Shot ofHandley, Biscuit of Handley,Widdington Warden, Autumn,International Ch. Idmiston Champagne,Champions Colneside Sunshineand Colneside CreamBunne, two outstanding cats,Golden Arrow and Bubbles ofHandley. Just these few provervhat a good influence the Bluehad for them and their descendants,All were the verypalest, soundest unmarked catsyou could wish to see. When