The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-07
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zine published a complete novel"
called 1.-THE Lifting of Finger, "
which made decided hit. The July
number now contains another novel
from the same pen, that OF Ina Bre-
WORT Roberts. Like It's predecessor,
"The Pretenders" is a tale OF modern
society treated with the same bright
ness and charm, yet showing great
advance in the handling OF delicate
situations and subtleties in plot Mrs.
Roberts surely has the gift for max
ing love-" Those who are lin the
game" say she does it just right. For
. journey on cars or boat this story
is an ideal pastime. All the short
stories in the July Lippincott's are
suited to the good old summertime"
when one Is not ashamed TO confess he
wants something not solid but enter
tanning.
The July Red Book keeps mp the
high standard that has been estab-
lished for the magazine as one of the
best of all fiction periodicals.. Charles
Belmont Davis. George Gilbert, Will
liam II. Lighton, william Hamilton
Osborne, Gerome Chambers, Louise @.
Howe, Frederick Stoker, W. Bert Fos-
ter, Una Hudson, @. $. Valeptine.
Frances Howard. Carroll Watson Ran
kin and Norvell Harrison are among
the contributors. A cover of classic
design, brilliantly attractive in red
and gold. and high artistic portraits
printed in colors help to besutify the
number and give it a distinct identity
among the summer magazines.
The July number of Every body's
is specially strong IN fiction.
A new serial is begun in that number
by Gelett Burgess and will Irwin,
called The Reign of Queen Isyl," .
gay, vigorous. human tale of modern
California and fiesta queen who van
ished on the eve Of her coronation.
The fantastic humor of Gelett Burgess
and the sturdy realism OF Will Irwin
have combined to make a charming
story. Altogether there are 140 pages
in the July number. profusely illus
trated splendidly balanced, carefully
edited. You cannot afford not to get
the July number.
The July McClure's surpasses itself.
Good stories at this season of the year
are the prime requisite, and OF these
there is an abundant and varied sup.
ply. Everyone, will wish to read
Lincoln Steffens' account of the Pnila-
delphis municipal situation, entitled
philadelphia; Corrupt and Con
tented strongest of notable
Miss Tarbell's concluding
chapter of the first part of her Stand
ard Oil history-"The Real Greatness
of the Standard"
With the summer months the pub
fishers of 10 Story Book show no lack
of energy in securing live stories for
their popular little magazine. The
leader for the July number is by Gut
ohffe Hyne, the famous English writer
of sea mysteries. 1t is the latest
things from this gifted authors pen
and is a powerful narrative entitled
THE Woman in the Mizzen- Top"
1.-THE Metempsychosis OF the
Ogdens," by Edward s. Van Zile, the
novelette, with which the July number
of the Smart Set opens, is as humor-
Gus piece of fiction as has recently
appeared, and for summer reading it
will be found delightful to while
away a pleasant hour. The same issue
is rich in the number and variety Of
short stories.
The July Cosmopolitan contains
eighteen stories and articles there is
long list of distinguished contribut-
ors. The July Cosmopolitan is Is re-
markable for its excellent short stories
as for the variety of its articles and
the number of its illustrations.
THE BOSS WORM MEDICINE
II. p Kumpe, druggist, leighton,
Ala, writes: lone Of my customers
had a child which was sick and threw
up all food; could retain nothing on
its stomach. He bought one bottle Of
Whites Cream Vermifuge and it
brought up ll9 worms from the child.
It's the boss worm medicine in the