... French bull dog puppies and adults, from her prize- winning strains, from £4 4s. upwards. For full particulars apply 78, Buckingham Gate, Westminster, S.W. I^HE Property of Baroness Burton. The CAIRN TERRIER Firring Fling at stud a silver grey dog, winner ...

... DOGS. For inserting Dog Advertisements the charge for twenty-four words or under is 2s. 6d., and Id. per word after. If Advertisements include an Illustration there will be an additional charge of 5s. for the production of the block. All Advertisements ...

... DOGS. For inserting Dog Advertisements the charge for twenty-four words or under is 2s. 6d., and Id. per word after. If Advertisements include an Illustration there will be an additional charge of 5s. for the production of the block. All Advertisements ...

... DOGS. For inserting Dog Advertisements the charge for twenty-four words or under is 2s. 6d., and Id. per word after. If Advertisements include an Illustration there will be an additional charge of 5s. for the production of the block. All Advertisements ...

... injury to the most delicate skin whereas chemical depilatories merely burn off the hair, leaving the root untouched. DOGS. For inserting Dog Advertisements the charge for twenty-four words or under is 2s. 6d., and Id. per word after. k All Advertisements ...

... British Bull Dog: No fear I From The Evening News SPEAK! SPEAK! John Bull Look here, Kitchener, your sphinx like attitude is all right on some occasions, but what I want to know is Are you getting as many men as you want to carry this war through to victory ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... three-shillings'-worth of value, issued by Messrs. Jarrold in aid of Mr. C. Arthur Pearson's hostel for blinded heroes of the war at St. Dunstan's, Regent's Park WITInl SIILENT FRIENDS-- coratimaed. down in the way of taste. After all, it is better to spend ...

... discomfort and misery than all the men and women who ever walked in ignorance and blindness. Everyone has a right to go to the dogs or to remain in darkness if he wishes to. Certainly no good is ever done by entering a man's house to tell him what a blackguard ...