A neighboring city having written to Doctor Campbell asking him to get
rid of mosquitoes, he replied: "Breed bats." Then he got another letter
inquiring, "But when you've got rid of the mosquitoes, how do you get rid
of the bats?"
Savannah Cobbler Makes Shoes for Hunting Dogs
Carolina has been accused of many things, but nere is
a new one. The is so hard that it has become necessary to have
the dogs used in hunting wear shoes. The common yellow dog may have
his day, but just now it is the fine ani
mal with the pedigree which is break
ing into the new fashion.
F. C. Cler, a veteran Savannah
shoemaker, was commissioned by
David Woostencroft, manager of the
Goodhope camp, to make a complete
set of shoes for ten dogs, and he has
completed the order. The shoes cost
$40. The purchaser explained that the
shoes were needed for bird dogs and
others used in deer and fox hunting, in
order to protect their feet from the
misery of the cockspur or sandspur. The soles of the dog shoes are circular
and a trifle larger than a silver dollar. They are made of welt leather. The
tops, which are laced around the dogs' legs, are of vici kid. The foot is
forced into the shoe top, which resembles in a general way the leg of a
small sock, and the lacings, which are exactly the same in typo as these used
in man's footwear, are then drawn tightly and tied,
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