... A CHAT WITH THE MAN IN THE MOON :auks (14), Witton HOLIDAY ADVENTURES. A New Serial Story of Absorbing Interest. (Continued from Last Week.) That night, when the girls were seated round a blazing camp fire a few miles- from where they had ...

... a judge, because she had a natural eye. There is usually a pleasure in possessing something that is a little bit better than the ordinary, whether it is furniture, a picture, borne or dog. We admire a ...

... A CHAT ABOUT MONEY MR. GREENWOOD'S SUGGESTIONS AT BLACKBURN Mr. Sam Greenwood, when speaking to the Unemployed Group at the Friends' Meeting House, on Tuesday. laid stress on the necessity of having sufficient purchasing power in the pockets of the people ...

... master. In conversation with a representative of The Blackburn Times, Mr. Roberts drew a comparison between conditions when ho was appointed and to-day. Twenty years ago the hospital had 150 beds, a staff or 21, and a visiting doctor. To-day there ...

... close coats. A little grooming every day put a rare polish on them, making them look like clean little gentlemen. Latterly, fashion has shunted them into a siding, and one rarely ever hears about them. Most shows never pat on classes for them at all, and ...

... CHATTING ON THE LAWN. 't to right: Rev. W. Horne, 8.A., 8.D., Vicar of Lower Darwen; Miss Harbe s organising secretary; Mr. J. Bassnett, Mrs. Bassnett, Mrs. T. C. Robinson. Photos: The Blackburn Supporters of the Ladies' Home Mission Union spent a very ...

... expert could tell within a little what would be a reasonable price to pay for a dog. He would know quite well that individuals of some breeds, however good they were, would never be worth much. The demand for them not being great, a champion would not be ...

... from passe rs -by are a pt to be prejudiced because they do not understand. The Guide Dogs are t ra i ne d so perfectly that they can lead their masters a nywhere in safety , watching over them as a mo the r guards her children. A BOON TO THE BLIND docks ...

... 1891. After a long experience I have come to the conclusion that most people are genuinely anxious that their dogs should not be a source of annoyance or discomfort to their neighbours, and any complaints made in `a,courteous manner are met in a like spirit ...

... DOG OWNERS' CHAT THE WORKING TERRIER Tho question is sometimes asked, which breed of terrier is the best for snorting purposes such as ratting, rabit hunting, or retrieving on land and water? Should it be a Fox Terrier, a Scottie, Skye, Dandie Dinmont ...

... the Greyhound we find ourselves up against a blank wall. Other groups can be traced through the wolf, the jackal, the dingoe, and other dogs hyaena. (The hyaena is not a true canine, but may be regarded as a connecting link in the chain of evolution.) ...

... DOG OWNERS' CHAT THE BIG DOGS The average-man prefers a dog of medium size. - largely, because its accommodation and keep aro never likely to become problematic or inconvenient, but partly because it is a natural trait of the male.. to avoid making himself ...