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Cited by '"Melox" Puppy Competition at the Ideal Homes Exhibition', Our Dogs 87 (22nd April 1932), p. 259.
Description:Description of photograph: 'Carnera presenting Miss Trott with one of the pedigree puppies of which she was a winner in the "Melox" puppy competition at W.G. Clarke & Sons, Ltd., Stand No. 135, at the Ideal Homes Exhibition at Olympia, London'
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Cited by 'The Importance of Correct Dog Feeding', Our Dogs 86 (5th Feb. 1932), p. 335.
Description:'We have received a booklet entitled "The Importnace of Correct Dog Feeding," which has been produced for Messrs. W.G. Clarke and Sons, Ltd., the well-known makers of the famous Melox Dog Foods.
The booklet, as its title conveys, deals with the proper methods of feeding and keeping dogs, and advises dog fanciers generally on what is, and what is not, good for their canine companions, so that the latter may be ensured good health.
The author deals with the importance of water in a dog's diet, the methods of preparing food, the quantity of food necessary for the various breeds of dogs, the number of meals per day, the value of green vegetables, bones, and regular feeding. Sevreal other topics are also mentioned. Copies of this booklet will be gladly sent to anyone interested by Messrs. W.G. Clarke and Sons, Ltd., Thomas Street, London, E. 14, on request.'
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Cited by A.G. Nichols, 'The Ideal Homes Exhibition at Olympia: Choosing the Ideal Dog for the Ideal Home' Our Dogs 87 (8th April 1932), p. 97.
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'The Attractive Exhibit of W.G. Clarke and Sons.
One of the most attractive exhibits that we noticed at the Ideal Homes Exhibition at Olympia was that of Messrs. W.G. Clarke and Sons (1929), Ltd., the manufacturers of the famous Melox Dog Foods. In the centre of their stand are on view all day a number of pedigree puppies of various breeds. One of these puppies is being given away every day as a prize in a simple competition. Mr. Pullen, the General Manager, and Mr. Crawley were present.
We feel sure that this exhibit will prove of particular interest to our readers, and we advise them not to miss it. Messrs. Clarke’s stand is No. 135 in the National Hall, where the houses are on view.'