The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1913, Page 7

| The era Dog Outshines Most of the Muts on the Circuit NOODLE POODLES REDUCE THE COST OF HIGH LIVING They Furnish the Family =r With Trimmings for Soup ; ‘When Wanted. Well, wet! ‘The Vegetarian Dog Owners’ Associa- tiem Bae been edtiged to postpone its Bench, Show! ‘The etrous still nee Madioon Square) Ka Gérden and won't give it up. It makes no Gifference. Mr J. Henry Piiffer, eecretary of the association, @omedody carrying a package of deck to a dog of his kiné—you can't saye hee glad of 1 macaron. Then be gets exvage, and | leave Bim out im the rain. He gots Rare dogs, with which of course the! it cequires a lot of care to hold him, | 0 eticky then you have to pry him setretary is perfectly familiar, have} as he is very slippery. He ‘will enap loose when you want to play with deen coming to the front and there are| and grow! like an ostrich until the | him. Oh, yes; I must add that he ™m@re surprises in store for the deeply! macaroni is gone. is a good watchdog. If you hang interested public. Mr. Pfiffer, even, had He is @ yellow dog and has longs, epaghett! over the front and rear ng idea that the rare canii were to be/ noodle’like hair (from whioh I guess | Goors, then you are safe from all fotnd in thie country. > the discussion which hes been go- ing on in The Evening World has been ‘will eat only noodle soup and don't | tHe @ Wonderful education in more ways! tea contented unless he lies in & aa, MM then one patter says thet the poste, TOWLof it In this time of high cost P re ‘ ponement of the bench of living he saves iny wife money. | 95 ts eater of The Brening World: Seeing the interesting ‘account of the banana and other hounds, I would like to call attention to a re- markable hound which I have It @ native of Ridgewood, Lb. 1., When she prepares a dinner and wants a trimming for the soup ehe the effect of bringing ou’ erful dogs. Every day he receives ap Dileation for space. ‘The exploitation of the sausage ter- simply calls this dog in and olips off as much of his drapery as she requires. If we have company they rier in yesterday's issue has aroused} 01+ teu the aifforence from the | @m4 ie known as the electrical @ great deal of comment. The Lb td real thing in les. hound. It is small in size, but very generally had not known of the exist: wiry, The ears look like @ When the children take htm out for a long walk they sometimes get bungry, and then they take off a portion, There ts only one draw- ence of the peripatetic panatelafoot tule of the frankfurter. It has cleared up some mysteries in the manufacture ef the etuffed gustatory roll The sau- @age makers are sore, Mr. Piiffer knew all-ebout them. He says there will be move than one at the bench show, too. Mr. Pau) Herzel, who soulped the banana hound from real life, has been besieged with requests for “sculps” of thet wonderful animal. The photo takem from a real life cast has sent all the doubting Thomases on the run, Jack rabbit's, being long and sien- Ger. In each ear, lying close to ite nead, are two objects resembling dry datteries. Its eyes are very W- Put Your Liver To Work ! ore mie of the bowels. When the liver stops and dat tuore a bro peed the bile accumulates your system becomes with nstictinn wait cedesticn of the dor 1ov-| | waste matter, Get that liver working right and all biliows- inj Here's the noodle poodle, with constipation is ‘all dog fanciers are familiar, but many doubtless never saw one in real life, And here are a few epartte from the electrical hound. ‘Where's your dog? Come en with him and éon’t be late for the bench | da minous, eppectal! night, when they Took ike a peadtient on the In- Bince having the found, we are no longer troubled with fats, as he catches and electrocutes them with dis tall. He always wears glass @hoes on going in the street, as his mother died from a short ciroult. He likes to be carried, being very light, but my wife won't touch him, as she thinks him shocking. He lives on @ectric ight’ 8 gy One day he ate the meter and we attached wires to hie tall until we ould have It re placed. W. WHITNEY. THIS DOG 18 IN THE NATURE OF A WHAT 18 IT? ‘To the Riltor of The Evening World: Flatbush, Apert 2. 1 wish to call the attention of your unimaginative dog specialists to ao breed of dogs not yet mentioned tn your columns, This is the Bilatel- Phia feather hound. It {s a cross ‘between a Scotch collie, a coyote md @ peacock. It waa originated by Jones Scrapple of Germantown tn ‘the late nineties. The resulting ant- mal combines the eagacity of the ole with the beautiful follage of the peacock and the restlessness of the coyote. Mt has fine plumes in ts taf, and when shut up in the home of Mr. Scrapple is in @ state of perpetual motion similar to that of a captive wolf. As it moves about the house te soft feathers eweep over the furniture and remove every trace of dust. During the mouRing season the feathers and down are plucked and are used for ladies’ hats. Mr. Bornp- re enya it oan be ured as an alarm clock. Of an evening he gently but @rmly tells the creature the hour at which he wishes to arise. In the morning at the exact time mentioned the intelligent animal tiokles Mrw. Gerapple on the nose; this causce i= to meese and the noire wakes Borappie in time to begin hie intore @t the pretzet warchouse. The hound ia of a gentle, trusting thon ami makes an Meal pet for children, ‘We wish to enter the antmal 19 your show. N. FAY KDRR. hererereeererereerereeneneh od Gi At & 2 r= The fabrice in every one of these garments are of the identical high grade shown in the regular $18 to $25 ranges. 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