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... galore murderer-tracking and experiences among wolves, among others. Captain Daw son, well known before the war as a judge at the dog-shows and a dog-lover with the best, wrote the book in the trenches on the Ancre or at least he finished it there. He sends ...
... not approved of. TURNBULL ASSER, 71-72 Jermyn Street, LONDON, S.W. 1. and Shorten the Life of the War by purchasing from any Post Office or Bank National War Bonds mMMm Wii Wmm Hf FOR GILLETTE BLADES Jg OF ALL -OR. CUTLERS -,;Q POST fMip. STORCS FREE FROM ...
... 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 ...
... down anybody a fact that we always knew, and that the war has served to drive home even more forcibly than before. However, it is not to be ar c oes. supposed that toy -makers could forget the world war. The patriot in the nursery is as enthusiastic for ...
... a large breakfast cupful. Of all grocers. 6 cubes, 6d. 12 cubes, 1/- 50 cubes, 3 s. 6d. DOGS. l\/f RS. MORLAND has a lovely 1\ J. selection of Sporting and Toy Dogs for Sale at moderate prices. Anply 24a, ,reat Portland Street, W. Tehpione: 3720 Mayfair ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Wetl, t wouldn't 'iiiuite say- that,, but I'm not one of the mm whv> are runhiiiw: money osA off the war-. As you ltwow-,, f have teu hit by the war-, 'The income- tar, is terriifo-,, aw, I homehold ertpeuMiftiie- tlh,, TtoK'! Whewi l sltraiin every ...