... G2). Showrooms 124, Victoria St., London, S.W. I (next Victoria Palace). DOGS COUNTRY HOTEL. Run by experienced Ladies. Sporting all breeds. Miles of grass for exercise. Dogs can be met London Stations. FOR SALE Fox Terriers, Dachshund, Airedale.-- Miss ...

... will insist upon armed intervention on behalf of its ally and in honourable fulfilment of a treaty entered into before the war. We believe that there is a significance in the sentence in Sir Edward Grey's speech when he states that It must be obvious ...

... should therefore be taken to WEIGH AND STAMP correctly all copies before forwarding. DOGS. SENNY DING. MRS. MORLAND has a lovely selection of Sporting and Toy Dogs for Sale at moderate prices. Apply 24a, Great Portland Street, W. Telephone: 3720 Mayfair ...

... but any attempt to shorten this terrible war is better late than never. We all want to do our bit, and the Government will find a ready response to any measures it deems necessary. A Gloomy Week. 'J^he war news of the week, apart from the rapid advance ...

... and men by Government officials does not continue. And So to Bed. f ondon is shortly to experience another drastic step in war con ditions when the new curfew regu lations come into force. No hot meals will be obtainable after 9.30, and all lights in ...

... strong indications that Germany is using every effort to induce Turkey to join forces with her in this war From Reynolds's Newshaber THE DOGS OF WAR Why the German fleet will not fight From the Daily Exbress ...

... cannot grow without a root. About 12 grammes should be obtained, from any chemist, and applied as directed. UUUb. For inserting Dog Advertisements the charge for twenty-four words or under is 2s. 6d., and Id. per word after. All Advertisements must be accompanied ...

... Sporting and Toy Dogs for Sale at moderate prices. Apply 24a, Great Portland Street, W, Telephone; 3720 Mayfair. DOGS COUNTRY HOTEL. Run by Experienced Ladies. Miles of grass for exercise. Sporting and all breeds taken. Pets have every care. Dogs can be met ...

... whose popular speeches on the war have induced many young men to join the colours. Lord Rosebery is a very great lover of animals, and the story goes that on one occasion he went so far as to risk his life for a favourite dog. His lordship was on board a ...

... Mrs. Haverfield standing up and saying that after seeing real war (somewhere in Serbia, I believe) she found it nothing less than appalling here in London to find so many people playing at war work, so many women advertising them- selves, so many men who ...

... Pictorial Politics. The New Reform Bill. THE country is so preoccu pied with the prosecution of the war that really very little attention has been paid to one of the most important developments in our political history which arises out of the Parliamentary ...

... enjoy by reason of their political organisations. Popular enthusiasm was doubtless a great advantage to a candidate in pre-war days, when the two great party machines were working against and balancing each other, but in these altered times both these ...