... car- vincir Paid minimum 2 dozen). CLURY NURSERIES, Langley, Bucks. MAJOR RICHARDSON'S i SENTRY DOGS (AIREDALES) as supplied Army in France, POLIcE DOGS (AIREDALES) for house and personal guards, 5 gns. Pups. 2 gns. BLOODHOUNDS, from 2 J gns. I Pups ...

... Emnire. AS the late Admiral Mahan pointed out before he died, the most important factor which has arisen out of the present war is the solidarity and loyalty of Britain's colonies and dependencies to the Mother Country, which has entirely arisen from the ...

... wave Eve was very taken with the procession of women war workers which marched through London the other day, but she thinks there were many important omissions in the represen tatives of serious war workers; f'rinstance, what about Mrs. Quiverfull Eve ...

... and has under him a War Minister and a Chief of the General Staff, who is selected from the generals of divisions. There is no com- I mander-in-chief. In war it is different. Joffre is very much the I Commander-in-Chief, and as the War Minister said a day ...

... House of Commons interrupted Mr. Asquith's request for an alterna tive to his suggested procedure by a cry of Get on with the war. That cry is re echoed with some impatience by the whole country to-day. HE NEGLECTED TO SPECIFY THE YEAR From The Philadelphia ...

... Tweed, as a personal symbol of the War, is marked with the name of the man who has woven it. Burberrys control the entire output of Blighty Tweeds. BURBERRYS, Haymarket LONDON W. 1 HADLEY HULLABALOO. The phenomenal Stud Dog of the day. Mrs. lesmoir-gordon ...

... like a pack of cards when the civil forces of the Austrian Empire have again a natural voice in that Empire's policy after the war. THE PARLOUR OF PEACE From John Bull Vill you valk into my barlour? Said the Spider to the Fly. 'Tis der preddiest leedle ...

... which the war has robbed the world-- are no longer with us, though the message which war taught them remains behind. Both in their respec tive British and French ways have given 'us a won derful and beautiful picture of the human soul in war, as war cleanses ...

... S. A. NEWALL SON*, Stornoway. SCOTLAND State shade desired and whether for Gents' or Ladies' Wear. DOGS. HADLEY HULLABALOO. The phenomenal Stud Dog of the Day. TV/f RS. LESMOIR-GORDON has always a large selection of smart TERRIERS of all varieties for ...

... delighted to be of use, anyway. T-- I ardly wants saying, either, does it, best beloved, that we shan't mind paying a war tax also on the darling dogs In any case, I 'sure you, they're quite worth a pound a year Tou-Tou and Bing are, even in peace time. When there's ...

... Billing libel action is, no doubt, in some part due to the overstrained nerves of a nation en gaged in the crisis of a great war relaxing under an antidote which temporarily diverted its mind from its life and death struggle. We regard Mr. Billing to be ...

... wild winds of war blow good to anyone it is to those merry millionaires who last month alone in one short month, think of it paid nearly fifteen millions in taxes on their ex cess profits, and still clung to 40 per cent, of them. To be a war-profiteer these ...