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... the pets and their kennels should be kept scrupulously clean. It i. not. however. lilt easy matter to pre• vent dogs picking t•) garbage and other unde• airable matter; and the only method I can •uggeat to B. S. G., who asks for advice on the Fubject, ...

... lining the street. H• took perfunctory note of the grocery, the tailor shop, Vas saloon, the warehouse, the sandhopper, the garbage cans; irres . stibly his eyes moved towards the dock. and the river, from whence the sounds of early river traffic claimed ...

... y to give them to their children to procure one square meal instead of permitting them to slouch about the sueets picking up the garbage in the gutters. (Cheers.) The teachers and attendance officers should also have coupons I to to the children; and ...

... really indecent after reading a few colunins of objectionable matter. It might nut be possible for thud Public Prosecutor to pick out one sentence as indecent, but it was the cuniu. 'alive effect of the whole which did the harm. This freedom of the WON ...

... 2.0 plete bewilderment. Myles swung around to him and by thy way, Duffy, go over to the Lockwood place In the morning and pick up Miss Richmond we've inherited her. • Duffy's puzzled frown gave way to rage as the truth dtswned on him. Just a minute ...

... again. It resembled a Welsh rarebit. Mr. worked patiently on for two hours; then picked the ioc-crcam freezer, carried into the yard, and dumped its contents into the garbage-can. “Mrs. Jobson,” he remarked, *» entered the sitting-room, “don’t again try ...

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... resembled a Welsh rarebit. Mr. Jobson worked patiently on for two hours; then picked up the ice-cream freexer. carried it into the yard, and damped its contents into the garbage-can. “Mrs. Jobson,” remarked, be catered the stting-xpom. “don't again try to ...

... resembled Welsh rarebit. Mr. Jobson worked patiently on for two hours; then be picked up the tec-cream freezer, carried it into tho yard, and dumped its contents into the garbage-can. Mrs. Jobson.” be remarked, as entered sitting-room, “don’t again try to ...

... peeped again. ivsemblcd'a Welsh rarebit. Mr. patiently on for two hours: then lie picked the freezer, carried it into the yard, and dumped it* contents into the garbage-ear. Mrs. Jobson,” remarked, entered aitting-room. “don’t again try persuade buy those ...

... make pettifogging personal attacks? Why are they so ciever with every little piece of tittle-tattle that they can pick from the garbage heap where it has beau thrown ont by decent men as unworthy to be harboured/ Why. instead of fighting a great battle' ...