... The dog enters the fashion cycle in every Leicester Cotton gives a man's impression of decade from 1655 to 1950. the dog as a dress accessory WHEN I was a small and curious boy, fashions seemed to change more often and in a very much more revolutionary ...

... DOGS of the DAY by ACroxton-Smith One of the most useful of the Gun-Dogs. WHATEVER may be the fate of pointers and setters, it is tolerably certain that shooting men will never be able to dispense with the services of retrievers or spaniels. Which particular ...

... Dog Days ij IT seems that the domestic dog ques tion has once more become painfullyacute. On the one side there are those who urge that dogs are being fed by private owners at the expense of the national food supply; and on the other side it is claimed ...

... week it will keep your dog fit and well and will add to his war time diet the vitamins essential lo his health. Leading kennels all over the world have used Benbow's for 106 years. At Chemists and Corn Merchants. Feeding Your Dog in Wartime --post free ...

... your Friend The dog THE CAIRN TERRIER THIS dog was originally called the Short-haired Skye, and later obtained the name of Cairn from the nature of its work, which was to enter the cairns in their native land and dislodge whatever vermin were contained ...

... A SOLDIER'S DOG. ATTirum I'HFM SFLVES TO THE ARMY, AND SHARE ITS COMFORTS AND DISCOMFORTS WITH WAR-TIME FRANCE IS F„ DOC, *nS| HOWEVER. THEY DEVELOP A VERY HOSTILE ATTITUDE TOWARDS CIVILIANS. DRAWN BY L. R. BRIGHTWELL. ...

... of the mysteries of the bush these damn journalists are so fond of You can take it from me it isn't a dog dogs are village beasts, and no village dog will ever go into the bush. Yet from the bush it comes nobody knows how his voice trailed away, and for ...

... The little dogs and all, Tray, Blanch and Sweet-heart, see, they bark at me Yet he had heart enough to say Mine enemy's dog, Though he had bit me, should have stood that night Against my fire. Shakespeare must have been familiar with dogs of all sorts ...

... introduced. He has imported a good-looking bitch from the I .S.A., and has bought a bold, upst nding Austrian dog. Ill I II I I IV I A. DOGS OF TO-DAY HECTOR OF OUBOROUGH, im ported from Austria and while there the mascot of the Highland Light Infantry ...

... British Dogs Abroad By A. Croxton Smith SOON after that memorable day in 1859, when the first dog show ever held in this country took place, a demand sprang up abroad for good specimens from this country, and as time went on that demand became intensified ...

... value as one constituent in a dog's diet. There is much misunderstanding about what food is liked by dogs and what is good, for them. Many people, for instance, think fish a dangerous food for dogs. Yet the toughest dogs in the world, the huskies of the ...

... about British Dogs for the great Empire Exhibition at Wemblev I understand an Empire Canine Bureau has been opened, near Baker Street, and that Dogs bred within the Empire are to figure at Wembley. Good. A British Empire Exhibition without Dogs would be ...