... are never at a loss When brain is facing mere brute force. EvV So, fitted out in naval togs, They sit disguised as old Sea-dogs, Intrepid eager, swift to seize The smallest opportunities Of bringing off pray let this pass Is What one might call a Q de ...

... to think of living and working underneath the ground. You must know that in the beginning moles ran about just as cats and dogs do, until Peter taught them to live underground and so con vincing were his arguments that you will never see a mole now that ...

... IN HER TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR, BECAUSE NOT ONLY HAVE THESE PRISONERS ALREADY PAID THE PRICE OF WAR, BUT PRISONERS ARE HELPLESS BY THE VERY NATURE OF THE CASE THE Germans themselves are now ashamed of their proceedings at Sennelager; they are even ...

... and it has been reserved for dog-fanciers to displace so much the British dogs by Teutonic tykes. There is nothing surprising in this, for, as a leader-writer in one of our WW leading weeklies remarked in the good old pre-war days, there is a lot of fatuous ...

... Igjjj SiiWi zJ\ Jr A ill HI ffmL jB I UK^jM ryi MEAT FIBRINE s DOG CAKES, Jgj PUPPY BISCUITS, RODNIM, Foods for Dog's, are sold in 1-cwt., 1-cwt.. J-cwt. and 1 bags only. /7 for the care of Dogs during owners' absence. /^7 The LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE in ...

... Layettes, kindly write for catalogue to BARRI, 72, Baker Street, W. Major Richardson, F.Z.S. KENNELS. SENTRY DOGS as supplied Army, from 5 gns. POLICE DOGS /AIREDALES). Best guards for person and property, from 5 gns., pup3 2 gns. BLOODHOUNDS. ADERDEEN (SCOTCH) ...

... OF LITTLE CHILDREN U The little toy dog is covered with dust, But sturdy and strong he stands And Uie little toy soldier is red with rust, And his musket moulds in his hands. II Time war. when the little toy dog was new, And the soldier was passing fair ...

... once beats and strikes it. Mr. Butler attended an Easter service at Karesuando, a real unspoilt Lapp town, at which forty dogs were present, besides babies in their snug, moss-lined canoe-cradles. The older Lapps who went to sleep during the service ...

... treats man as a spiritual being. From its lowliest soldier to its J^7 General it toils w FOR god and the empire. M r tWr I When War broke out it at once proved itself Wjfi AN OLD FRIEND in a NEW CRISIS iff k Its followers soldier and civilian-- are serving ...

... by Robert Burns and they will keep their grip till death. Ocottisii soldiers passing through ij London from the theatre of war have a special claim to attention, because the tra' is to the north are so few. These lads from the north, writes the commanding ...

... CO., 4 5. Ludeate Square, London, E.C. HI I, HIMROD'S CURE^FOR Major Richardson, F.Z.S. KENNELS. SENTRY DOGS as supplied Army, from 5 gns. POLICE DOGS (AIREDALES). Best guards for person and property, from 5 gns., pup3 2 gns. BLOODHOUNDS. ADERDEEN (SCOTCH) ...

... frumpish. Dull browns and drabs and !B[ greys proclaimed that we were at war. We know it, and are in no danger of forgetting it but even in a semi bombarded city such as this, hang-dog faces and clothes to match are a mistake. Colour is a tonic, so the doctors ...