Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22

OF nature in the public schools. "The
Garden Indispensable" by Eben r..
Roxford, is an authoritative article on
the how and why OF the bulb garden
Benton Ross makes excellent and prac-
teal suggestions In AN article, THE
Housing Of Books" Versatile Amer
ican Women" Attractive Window
Draperies." "Eyelet Embroideries, %
Preparing Shell.hsh.' Beauty and
Health and Fan Fashions complete
series Of subjects OF feminine interest
which are cXceilently considered
Mainly About People "Sadde-Horsa
Riding Varieties OF Baniams." "The
Scotch Collie and "Thc Popular Cot
tage Home comprise sub-,itles OF the
departments with more general
though not wholly masculine appeal.
The Home Magazine for September D.
Of exceptional merit.
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The September Indoors aud out pic
lures the care free days II vacation
time Ralph Bergengren describes,
with the aid Of many beautiful Illus
uatlons. The Hermit Ledge Settle
mont a summer community Of artists
and professional people at Auuisquam,
Mass a series ~ articles devoted %
the various materials for building C0un-
try houses is continued this month by
discussion Of half-tlmber work. An 10.
Illustrated article on Lawn Bowls de-
scribes that charming and venerable
game. which is 50 popular on the ether
side OF the water and Is coming into
favor here. Whittier the Young Ar
chitect?' Is a bright paper in which
Burton Kline pictures the luck that be-
falls the graduate Of the architectural
schools, while "Moradero," a beautiful
retreat m southern California, and
'Pitkerro' On FOrfarshire, England. pic
ture two examples Of what artist brain
and hands can accomplish at creating
beautiful estates. The On-Season Car
den by e.. ID. Lay considers the gar
den OF a small suburban estate. which
must be so planted as 20 bloom carly
and late because the owners abandon u
in midsummer. "The Best KIM q
Porches' and THE Home Clouds"
are useful 20 those returning home In
the early fan while MY Summer by
the Sea" and Bungalows Of Logs" r..
call the happy days which built up
health and strength for the winters
work. Rogers and Wise Co. Boston
and New York.
The standard Of excellence SET BY me
last few issues OF the Broadway Mag
azine Is not only reached. hut even
surpassed IN the September issue. It's
its variety and It's uniform
excellence make it one OF the most in
teresting publications Of the month.
Although the broadway Is a New
York magazine and seeks 10 illustrate
New York life. Il is much more than
thst-a national magazine Of appeal 70
readers IN every city and town IN the
country.
The richly illustrated article ~ me
New Grand Central Railroad ftation is
an instance Of such wide appeal 10
how many hundreds Of thousands Of
people IN this country. from the nor.h,
the East. the great west, he Grsnd
Central station Is The gate 81 entrance
to city Of delights no may may say.
Il T. the gate By which 1000 new eli.
gems are weekly received into the met
r0pOlis but row many come each week
10 visit and then depart 10 their distant
homes IL matter Tor CONJECTURE. The
New York Central and rs allied lines
are going 20 spend nearly a hundred
mbillon dollars 20 provide a new and
station for this muntitude
n patrons The Broadway Magazine
has been able 20 present the first COM
Dletely illustrated article on this nag
lifcerf new terminal
other special features and storias ro-
.ahly Played out q vivid story Of
he west by Leo n. crane, 90 90 make
his September Broadway n magazine
rarely interesting and entertaining.