... (Wednes day) brings a quite consider able Dog Show at Croydon-- Scarsbrook Road-- and one at Southsea. The Sleeve Dog Asso ciation's Show is at the Prince's Hotel, Jermyn Street, next Wednesday; the T03' Dog Society's Show at the Lambeth Baths, on the ...

... national stomach has probably more to do with war, both as regards cause and consequence, than any other organ of the national body. TV] early all great wars, it has been said with obvious truth, have been wars about food, from the invasion of Europe by ...

... DOGS OF THE DAY Showing, Hogging, Ratting, and Fighting BY THE KENNELMAN Sketches NICOLSON TO-DAY'S Dog Show at Norwich provides over 200 Classes. If your special fancy is for Wire-haired Fox Terriers, you should be able to enjoy yourself in Kentish ...

... sends a good Dog west. But the motorist for whom Dogs in the road simply don't count and I admit the fellow's existence is, of course, of the genus Hog, and ought to get cells and skilly without the option. There's a moral. If rye let our Dogs take us into ...

... Battersea Dogs' Home to serve as a model for the dogs I desired to draw correctly for my sketches. As I have said, I started drawing- dogs as I saw them and later sought to deliver the message of 1113- personalitv- for what it is worth. All 3'oung dogs to me ...

... admir able for purely fancy sporting dogs. We should think that it very likely meets the views of the show-men who do not work their dogs, but the trouble begins when it is applied to chapters in which working dogs are described. We are thus asked to consider ...

... of Mr. H. S. Lloyd. The affix of Ware is known throughout the world. The dogs so distinguished are winning everywhere, alike on the show bench and at field trials. Since the war, I believe, these cockers and their progeny have won more challenge certificates ...

... being questioned What is your idea of a ratcatcher's dog? Oh that dog by Landseer in Low Life.' This answer showed me our friend knew not his subject. The Low Life picture is evidentlya country butcher's dog, of degraded habits, and far too fat to be of any ...

... fleas off dogs and cats, moths off clothes, flies off food, and so on. Mepacrine is a synthetic chemical with the same effect as quinine, which is now being used in large quantities by our armies in the East. The Japs challenged us to a war in which quinine ...

... president, a flower stall kept by Lady Limerick, a Chelsea Arts booth, a war-dog show, at which dogs that have been through battles with their masters will be shown-- General Town shend's dog that went through the siege of Kut being one of them. Mrs. Lloyd George ...

... been able to arrange, for example, our exhibition of dogs in the summer, and so we make it in the autumn, and everyone has sent a dog, so that they will receive a ticket of entree. There have been dogs of every kind, and they have made so much noise and ...

... FO T] V pjS T| O O ictorial Politics. The Mad War. By the time these lines are read Europe may be on or even over the brink of the maddest and most insensate war which ever disgraced a civilised community and the so- called statesmen and diplo matists ...